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FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.

FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.
DLANK CHECK BOOKS on all the Banks;
ID BLANK COPYING BOOKS for Letter Presses;
a PATENT BLO77ING BOARD:
Bills or LADLAG-RAILRO4D RECEIPTS
GOUN7YEG-H USE RAGKS-POST BOXES;
-4RNOLD'S FLUID-4RNOLDS CARNLNE;
GOLD PENS-STEEL PENS LFhSTANDS;
Bill HEADS-LETPER CLIPS-POUNCE:
CHECK T7ES-PEN R4CKs-E.TFEZ OPES:
BANK BOOKS, DC, &c. For sale by
anil CHARLES W. SMITH.
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ssBOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS,
AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN;
NJ FLooD AND FIELD;
UNCLE SANS FARw FENCE
MoRSuSG STARS or TEE NEW WORLD;
FIFiY YEARS HENIsPaERxs;
NoNAgPTUa AND NATICK
IIyss The QUEExs ESsLAND;
TsE PILGRIMS OF WALsINGHAN;
HILLs, LAKES AND FoREsr SrRsA1s;
THE MONEY MAxER;
SUBSrANCx AxD SHADOWS;
TES NIGHTS Bar ROOM;
TABLES FOR CRTElcs;
Fem IEAvEs-Second Series
MEMORIES oYKa THE WArEE
TESSEsssAN ABROAD;
BERTHA and Lnv;
THg HENRI DELL;
HOSEY Moon aud other Comiealiies.
Miss LRsLIE's BEuavI0R Book;
THIs Thar AND TIE OTHER
For sale By CHARLES W. SMITH.
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- BEN. 5. WELLER u
90 Is thankful TO his many friends for the patron -
~ age hitherto bestowed on him in his -
Stove and Tin, Brass aod Copper Mandatory,
and trusts that be viii receive the additional aTCrs u
nv friends supporting his effort 10 establish Agrcu
sunral Implement and Seed Store in their midst.
~ He general agent for some Of the best Nurseries
in the Union and tho want OF the best Fruit Trees
can be supplied through him az less cost than they can
der. mbSO
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". 6 Z. FREEMAN,
No. IL North College Street,

:
WYE are manufacturing at new quarters Hichiy Or
w nsrnented Gilt ManteI and Piei Glasses in tie
highest STYLE Of the art Portrait and Picture Frames Cur
tain Cornice and Inside Window Bhnds and keep CON
antly on hand choice stock Of Window Shades and Cur
tain Materials; together with complete assornen. Of
Artist Materials of the very best description Oil Paint
ipgs aud Engravngs; Cabinet bakers Materials; French
Window and Picture Glass, &c. dc.
We would call especial attention to our Giltng Depart
ment Having gone considerable expense in procuring
Ornaments of the most elegant and beautiful Styles we can
safely pronise that the work we turn shall compete in
all respects with that Of the most noted manufactures ~
the Eastern Cities and at low cost as the same de-
scrpion Of work be brought here hon Abroad the
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80 .aA.VIesGseweal :

RaIG e yBGsISsEess
SCpEIt- 0E9 ,r,TyT7S . r7rsf.,rE.c D. ru
A j. srson Author q cTsing IN 5' Il: La:{ war var
oo o ii IL ono IaTe Volume neatly bound IN cloth for
vain io'' %no F,y MS or anoher ei'aon n Two
ff0attie P&3ldeglta .I'4tie Lel,e,." 81.
"FToln what is kna vn of the autbors sb- and esna
cay Of MS talent Of presenting Revolutionary renias-
fenees N t9 most interesting ia.a We expected rich
LiStorv nr ,b -, ~ f 80. NJ = i..'ou' o ne
dissrn,irtad qgts Lar :; ,sii -. ag .; III
ana ifi;r, 80 - ,J - IN, ~ t'S ~: q
a. -, y slGs oe'SG .ne i--4ef /. mug q HE one OF
nnntrl @ 10 ~ - III ~egS a. ,'st 81
minute RESERVATIONS rr roma In n, n mas - ine
into-t 10 = 49, nv - | - -, u e iioS' VI = t'iils
absorbing also a. II rr5cees - eli hands nTon ,3ra
ced the ables original nou7aIeie published for nay years
ana justly ia-s Tie author at the very bead Of popular
romance writers Of the DAY in tbs country Thi- saying
good zeal bat we tk epuJc On the perasal Of the
agreIated -'' '' IS ''o' eA
IS The Castle Builters.'' BY tie Author Of "a The
Heir of Reddae' vel paper. b cents.
just received by +. DAGAN i BRIG,
aPl4 Malket street.
~, ~ - 80 ar ~ LLNt.N =
Inn IT 's ~ ~, f''' S' tlsn' % 'siA ana
apIl MYERS Z McGIrJ.
CuE Ann EISI % I,T5fy.s.D 1,TC,-T5s
- Another invaice Of : X and isis Thread Gs "a,
oeiyed and for sale BY apli MYERs { McGifL r.
----.-1-,---- =
LACh ara F-sHC3 -COAoHl1D STOCKS.
II JUS tsre red supply OF hand ONE stocks, with
SPuIN VI "U'N' Il III is'iei' ,rx-r71,a, =, o,tr
-F-+ :. l-l'7 {. -o-'Il-,.
CyHTRTS AND COELARs.-weha have now a spIen.
y DID assortment OF Shirts and Collars, and receiv-
ing additions to cur stock every very week
y3;, and Eli =, ~ = 80, Sye
sp1o a' Co gsg s s9gre an 5egs g ss S"'e
D,;TyTs -, S,r0TF2S E-0-ri5-F An -or-cn-
n who are indebted to The qsta,sf :. p. Siarden. de-
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Irbv Morgan & Go.

TAYIyG taken the house formerly occupied by }. r.
IL Drougoole, next door to Berry Demovilles Drsg
Store will be prepared from the LIST to the 10th OF March TO
EXHIBIT an sntrv fresh and well assorted stock Of Staple
and Fancv Dry Goods and Varieties, to which they
ask the special attention Of cash and short time prompt
purchasers This stock being entirely nea and obtained
A. nrices % far Boas last years standard they offer them
to the public without any fear of being undsrsold
feb0u
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ALBION.

NEW GOODS.
NEE nave just received our stock Of Spring Goods
W consisting of Silks Berages MORE Antiques, Print
ed acones Muslins, superior Bleached and Brown Mus
PIE Goods Linen Drill Coonades TfckTncs Sylgan Mills
Goods fer Servants. Cassimeres and Yeings which
selling remarkably low for cash.
we snail be very happy 10 old customers and
many new ones wish 10 purchase good Goods at low
prices THURST0N / BERNARD
M O JTnon
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PARTNElSHlP NOTICE.
TIME undersigned have associated themselves together
1 under the style and firm of IEBY MORGAN CO,
10 transact Dry Goods and Variety Jobbing Business 10
this city lRBl MORGAN.
reb 30 1855 HENRY Il. PLUMMEH
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LIQUORS.

LIQuORS.
rOO BBI.S Ohio Whisky. SO bbla American Brandy;
,1UU 200 bbls Pixies Mag 80 do do Gin
nolia Whisky; 30 do Neng. Rye Whisky
50 bbls Smiths Old Reserve * do Old Peach Brandy
Whisky: 10 DO Jamaica Ram
80 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky; store and for sale l~ b.
mh2F55 MORRIS 4 STRATTOS. Il
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TIE SUBJ RESAh HOME SCHOOL,
MI IIarc-, Com, ectin,,t

nFFE8S superior advantages 10 a lery limited number
I Of BoEs Their health manners and morals receiY-
iDg constant supervision makes this good substitute tor
gcaz Frequent exercises horseback and by carriage
1-ion rCtred and heahiuE; the grounds nearly three
acrez Eet=rgnces in New York CityR s. ID Denison,
Bible Eoua, J. H. Fonda, Esq 80 William st Bishop
W. Haus Hildlettn, Conn Dr.. Thomas, i. NJ New liza
vel - For circulars. &c, address the
upg@w Rev. ALONZ1 G. SHEARS. New Haven.
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PUHPS, GARDEN AND FIRE ENGINES!

PUaPS, GARDEN AND FIRE EEGIEES!!
VU-T rpge yea from The manufactures Of Downs Co.
81 aud CaviGg Co, large supply Of
PTMPS or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
REVOLVING SPOUT CGSTERN PUMPS of all sizes;
Dep We'll Pumps;
F.-sa Pumps, with or without Air Chambers;
Nrass Cylinder Pumps;
Cn4ia Farnrs, with extra Reels and Spouts;
INC Tchiug-variUus sizes;
Garden and Fire Engines for ths protection Of private
dwellings
All the shove articles we will sell for a small advance
upon Ne'r ] ll, prices.
,n.ea SNOW MACKENZIE & co,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
MR.. COLES REPLY.

MADISON, March 3D. 1855.
Messrs F. III. West, w. d. McIndoe and others =
Gentlemen Il have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of communication, signed by you
and other members of the Legislature requesting
me to allow my name TO be used, at the ap-
preaching judicial election, independent can
didate for the Office of Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of this State"
While | appreciate as fully one can the high
compliment paid me by this expression OF your
confidence, | can assure you that have had great
difficulty in prevailing upon myself to accede to
your wishes. | have, however, concluded to do
so, and hereby announce myself as candidate for
the above named offce-at the same time pledg-
ing myself if elected, to discharge its important
and responsible duties TO the best of my ability
| remain witt. sentiments of regard most re-
spectfully, your obedient servant, O. COLE
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THE TRUE DOCTRINE.

While the bill TO pay the sheriff of Milwaukee
county for executing the writ of habeas corpus
on Booth and Rycraft, and for expenses incurred
in bringing them before the Supreme Court, was
being discussed in the Senate on the Sd inst Mr.
TAYLOR, i'll answer 10 Judge Dunn who took the
ground that the Supreme Court had no jurisdiction
in the case, gave utterance to the following which
is, as think, the true doctrine:
Mr. Taylor said he regarded the decisions of
the Supreme Court as the paramount law of the
State, until they were reversed by legislation or
by some higher tribunal The court had deter
mined that they had jurisdiction, and it must be
so considered until otherwise decided The sheriff
should therefore be paid for acting by direction of
the court
"Thems our sentiments, exactly and the doc
trine applies with equal force TO the laws of Con-
gress and decisions of the u. S. Supreme Court
and yet Mr. Taylor was one of the first men to
sign call upon Hon o Cole TO become a can
didate for Judge of the Supreme Court against
Hon. SAMUEL CRAwFoRD, for other reason, as
proclaimed by all the papers in the State opposed
to Mr.. Crawford, than because Judge c. 4" regards
the Laws of Congress and the decisions OF the U s.
Supreme Court " as the paramount law of the
land, until they are removed by legislation, or
some higher tribunal"
n G
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SkfERIFF,S SALE.

virtue OF writ OF teri faoiGs issued on, NJ n.
- office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court ,or ,h
county OF Iowa, and state of Wisconsin, and 10 NJ
directed and Delivered against the goods and chsts
and Real Estate of John Messersmth and in fave, q,
benjamin +. Thomas have seized and levied mon Al
the right title and interest which the said John hsss
smith had in the following described premises 10 wit.
The East half of the north quarter Section pup
Der eighteen, Is, in Township number six, g. north N
Range number four, 4, the West half OF the no
east quarter, and West half of the south Quarter
Section humber twenty four, 2I in Township nuuhe,
9N =, north, of Range number three, east of The An
Principal Meridian Also and fifty three hundrehs
53lU0hs, OF land in the South half of the south
west quarter of Section number twenty seven. e. In
Township rum ser six. 6, morrill, of Range number TIRES
B. east, bounded follows beginning the corner
which Is the north west of III Dodges and "a,
same, The north east corner of certain acre LOT Of
Daniel Whitney, and running north ~ degrees east two
chains thence west seven chains and ffty five irk.
thence south seventeen degrees west to the north xe
corner of said Whitneys lot two chains and FIVE links
thence east with the said Whtneys north line, seven
chains and eighty links to The place OF beginning where
of the said Johr Messersmh sci zed the 18th
of September. A ID. lisa, any time thereafter
county aforesaid, which shall sell at public yendge,
the highest builder, for cash, at the rUnl door Of he
Court House, In the town of Mineral Point Saturday
the Gath day of March next between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ OF said day. TO satisfy
the said damages and COSTS with accruing costs Of ss
as the law directs. LEVI STERLING, Sheriff.
Iowa County, Wis.
CaBB 4 MKssMoRK, PITTS ATTY.
Sheriff Office, Mineral Point, lwl?
February o., less.
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" A L. U A " l. e
r. = 8, IT ~ Z e an & a

IL f A L. f. $ II TIE FOR SALE
/INHE subscriber will sell, without the
choicest selections of Real Estate in Western Wis
consin, consisting of $50 of land situated in
Town four a., north, of Ranges four, a. five, Isl
east of the Fourth Principal Meridian in the County OF
La Fayette, State Wisconsin, and being i2
east from Mineral Point, 70 miles northeast of Darling
ton and 10 miles nor thwest of Argyle all of which lies
in body except forty Mineral land, which
lies miles from the
Natural AdvansagcS.--The creek of yellow
ing most beautiful valley of near 90 acf es of
choice Meadow land, and making valuable site for a
water power 90 acres of excellent Timber fifty acres
OF choice Mineral land quarries of fine rock build
Ing purpose, excellent lime lead
Mines is sufficient for those with bust
to state ibat they have been the
% and last but least there Springs
of living situated as to suit The wishes
of almost any
Improvement on Homestead of 800 acres !: one frame
ana log consisting six convenient
size; Stone Spring House, ~ by IA one frame
store building 4 bv D fl with cellar: one
Stone Stable 81 by "a IT, Que Saw MILL 10 by 90 one
Lime Kim that will hold $50 bushels: Sixty acres under
good fence fifty under cultivation, hundred Young
FRUIT TREE, with variety OF Shrutbery.
Improvements on adjoining Farm: frame Dwell
ling, 20 by "a feet and Is story rooms: one
log stable and convenient buildings, ION III Farm
there Is 10 acres of Mineral laDd) OF under
Fall Spring) and Oats in abundance. Sixty Apple
and Pear Trees most of which bearing trees also
choice selection of Shrubbery.
All of which will sell together for Ten Thousand
Dollars, Cash, or IN two parts TO suit purchasers
Any one wishing to keep Retail Store, they would
dnd This desirable location and could safely OBJ
dong business from to 5000 dollars year Every
advantage of this section country for Stock raising
embraced on the above described Farm.
ANY Information in regard To the above described
premises viii De freely given By enquirng the sub.
scrioer' at his residence, or by mail
Yellow Stone Wis March E. 1885, 6mI7
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ADmHNsS.EfAEG SALE.
IN PROBATE,-IOWA COUNTY COURT.

Ia the matter of the Estate of JOHN HALLowELL decd
NJ Office is hereby given, that by virtue and in pur-
~ suance OF an order of license made said
on the OH day Of March, a. d. 1e55, by the County
Court of said county the undersigned Administrator Of
the Estate of said deceased, will, day of
April A d 1855, between the hours two and four
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the house Joshua Rhodes
Che undersigned adminisirator0 the village OF
Dover in the town of Arena in the county of Iowa
state of Wisconsin, offer for sale at Public Vendue the
following described Land to 1.-THE north east quar-
ter OF the north west quarter and the north Quarter
OF the north east quarter of section four in
township number seven, a. of Range number i've, s.
east and the south west quarter of Tn soath
ter of Section number thirty three, 33 in township
number eight 49, north. of Range number five, (51
east The terms of sa'e will be made known the time
and place of sale ALso-at the same time and place
will be offered for sale at public vendue following
personal properly, the effects OF said deceased To
wit One Cow, one doubled oarreled Gun with DOW de-,
and shot flask patent lever Watch and Seal various
Books, comprising Goldsmiths Animated Nature, Cham
ber's Information, &c SC; one Travelling Case,
tanning Shirts, sc, large square Containing
Shirts, Hose Fronts, Drawers three SQUARE Coats opr
Vests, and one pair OF strong English DO Is.
JOSHUA RHODES, Administrator
Dated this 9Th day of March, A. ID. 1855 3wI7
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II The Mineral Pr. Tribune, which we feel
confident has formerly spoken strongly against
the Fugitive Slave Act in It's zeal for the reelec>
ton of Judge Crawford, now comes out Justify in
its defense.-Mt. Free Dem
The editor of the Free Democrat must certainly
be adept in Misrepresentation. He well knew
when he wrote the above, that had never ut
tered one sentence " in defense" of the Fugitive
Slave Act" Our zeal for the reelection of
Judge Crawford" is based upon no such ground.
We know Judge Crawford himself to be opposed
TO the Fugitive Slave Act, but neither his Mr..
law than if they were is advocates. We are not
at all surprised at Mr.. Booth opposition TO this
law, and we are ready to unite with him in any
honorable way effect its repeal, mod :fcation,
and is Judge Crawford.
The Free Democrat. and papers that ready
to do its bidding would have the people of Wis
consin believe that Judge Crawford alone is
countable for the Fugitive Slave Act. and on his
shoulders rest all its obnoxious features and for
no other reason than because he, Judge of
State Court, acting under the solemn responsible
ity of an oath to support the Constitution of the
United States has the effrontery to say that he is
not above law. and cannot disregard Acts of Con-
gress that more properly come within the juris
diction Of the L. S Court. This kind of election
eerng is all buncomb, and only serves to cover all
the efforts of politicians who after opposing par
~ nominations for judicial offices when in the
minority, now, when they think they strong
enough, desire to elect political Judge. We only
regret that they have forced the nomination upon
a man who, had he acted as his better Judgment
dictated. would not have suffered his name to be
used in carrying out their designs.
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In the matter OF the Estate of JOHN HALLowELL decd
ON reading aud ding the petition Of George Robbins
" of the County of Iowa and State of rem
rcsentiDg among other things that TIE 7th day OF
April A. D. le54 the said deceased contracted convey
TO him. said petitioner the premises known the North
west quarter of the North quarter Section mum
Der three g. in township number seven, ~ NORTH of
Range number five, o. east of the Fourth princrpaj
meridian and claiming that he said petitioner is
entitled TO conveyauce of said premises and praying
hat joshua Rhodes, administrator OF said Estate be
authorized and directed by this Court TO MAJ
and execute conveyance of said premises him, the
before the Judge of this Court the rstdav of MAJ
D. 1885, at The Probate Office in Mn5se Point in said
county And it is Further ordered that notice thereof
be published for six weeks prior to said day
of hearing, in the g Mineral Point Trbupe,D weekly
newspaper printed and published TT Mineral Point in
said county. l.. M STRONG, County JpdQe
Dated March 9Th, A. ID. 1855 6wI7
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" Oh consistency" &c.

BLAcKwooD-The February number of this
magazine is received We have often spoken of
the superior qualities of this monthly, and will
only say that the present number is no way be-
hind its predecessors in point of 'nterest. The
Revelations of Snowman, is a capital article
1t sets Barnum before the public in his true light.
Would that we could say with the writer of the
article, We are thankful that Phineas I Barnum
is not native of this country" His acts of de-
ception are sufficient to cause blush on the cheek
of every true American.
GRAHAM for March is before us This number
contains very fine Portrait of Washington, and
numerous illustrative embellishments with much
choice reading matter. We still continue TO fur
nish Graham Cooley to our subscribers at s. a
year
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pealing 70 the law, the Partridges have again
made off with the boy. He was enticed, or SNUG.
gIed out of the Jail yard, Monday afternoon, and
has not since been heard of.
The sheriff offers 500 reward for his recovery.
For the credit of our State and of the white mans
law, we hope that the child may be found again
and restored to his Menomonee kindred.
We annex the names and ages of our Indian
visitors - Oshkosh (Head Chief GO years: Sou
hgny (Head War Chief 10: Ma Molfe, 80; Car
ron, SIS; Osh kee-hee na,onieD, 40 .Ahkearo 10 ,cay
81; Shouc, on. IS; Casa gas &c gag, AS
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In the matter OF the Estate of Cn
nN reading and fling the petition of Sophia Smith,
~ representing, among other things, that Chauncy
Smith, late OF the town of Wadwick, in the of
Iowa, State OF Wisconsin, died nesate, and praying
that administration of sud Estate be her
in conjunction with NJ c. Burnett is ordered that
the said petition be heard before the Judge of this Court
on the 5th day of April next, at the Court House in
Mineral Point And it is further ordered notice
thereof be given to the heirs OF said deceas and
all persons Interested, by publishing copy this order
tor three weeks prior to said day of hearing
in the = Mineral Point Trbuue,' weekly newspaper
printed and published Mineral Poi said county
l.. NJ. STRONG, County Judge
Dated March 6, 1855. 3wl6
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Hoilo,cdys Ointment and Pills, the only infalli-
BILE Remedies for the Cure of Eruptions and Blotch
es on the Skin.-John Younglove Gagged 26) was
great victim through the follies of youth, to
eruptions on the skin, being covered with these
unsightiy blotches, in fact he was utterly untitled
by his appearance TO enter into society. This
young man, eight weeks back, tried HolIoway's
Ointment and Pills, and by the joint use of these
remedies his blood was so cooled and purified,
that the whole of the blotches disappeared and he
now enjoys excellent health. These medicines
will cure any disease of the skin, even of twenty
years standing.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

IL The editor of the Milwaukee Free Democrat
says" We shall support him Mr.. Cole) with
right good will Now, we would like to in
quire OF friend Booth, if Mr. Cole comes M TO his
standard of what Judge should be both or the
doctrines OF Notification and the right of Judges
10 instrucpJuries as to what is and what is not
laws Judge Crawford's views are made public
property Let US know the views of AIR. Cole,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

Tar PRoHIBITonY LIauoR LAW, which passed
the Assembly, has been sent to the Senate, where
It is likely 10 be so amended to permit the
ufacture and sale of domestic wine beer and cider
Should it become law in that shape. Wisconsin
will soon become of the creates; manulactur-
ing States in the Union, so far as taese articles are
concerned :
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

DIpS t PAss.-afr. Touceys bill for the pro-
last week as having passed the Z. S. Senate, was
not acted Apon in the House of Representatives
previous 10 the adjournment of Congress. We
think there is no danger of It's being brought up
hereafter, and the only effect of its introduction
in the Sefsee will be- TO give Sir Toucey noto.
rlety TO which he is entirely welcome
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
THE BRONSON LAMBS.

FHNHE Undersigned sgent for the Sale of said LANDS
T. is instructed to prosecute in the summary and
rigorous all persons who shall trespass thereon
by cutting timber otherwise He has taken measures
for the detection of all respassers, gives this notice.
now, in the hope that it may prevent the necessity
resorting to legal process.
WIN. G. BOSTWICK,
Office Main and High sis. over ST. Louis Store
Jan "a, 1885, lm1l. Galena, Illinois,