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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

NEW GOODS
ESUE undersigned nave BOY received their corpplct
d stock OF spring and 5amnler Goods, carelui.y 81
foods Groceries Hardware, Iicots ard Shoes Hats ST.,
apps and ali other art ces usual ,ept in General r
al store 10 which they respectful ~ invite the atttf
RICHARD < MON fGoMERY SMITH.
AEgEFgEs ARE a large assortment =
lars for sale by H. : :. &. SMITH.
gEANgE CUE&ss ~ rs for sale Is
"a Z. K J. n. SMITH.
p ARszNs. Fresh Malaga e,.las fer sale by
II Z < }. II. sMTTH.
tCHETzEF.. prime article o1Eo. !, fqzsa'
VI by L. < J, Il. SMITH
5Ttsgs FISH. The hes: in msrke kepl constantly os
~ had, and for sale Ivy L 3 J. Il. SMITH.
B y sol''''s SYRUP 4. =. L sa II T.
QUEER VINEGAR Warranted pure. also man
u featured Vinegar of the best q1aiiJj these
r. / J. y SMITH
DsgEEETS E9oEEsE.E EsESxNEsse Sac.
by x 81. n. SMITH.
vEr0gEs CCc,. Virginia Peeeh lest ard Honey bsv
1 Of be best qia'iiy flr sale ~ & dsGiFA
Z. & J. y. SMITH.
ETEsEE P0wpr1xS Hope Mills aud stikaeg
s Poors always a i-uis and r. sac i sg
= "a : - : = = sac 4Jn.e,aga
iEyrSr3ssD. Aromatic end lang i.laad, in ian
NJ and b iho pound .ofsale hy Z :, 4 SMITH
GOAE. CastIe, Toilet, and Palz3 soaP fer s9ie "
- Il & .. ~ ~ III
7TASnEEv corEs Bed Cord, If-lser Rope
R. y s.lrTH.
NsIs-s. Assorted 'izsa for s-'s = SWIM
| vsEs aar.E PROPERTY ress saEE
! - 81 ACRES Of Lard N steton ~, town s. Rares
= " cas- 81 r'3es nrtb - Mineral Poat-uplan,
| AID ncttem i-Id-e = of u v a
/ 90 ACRES in sec town rarse ebrut 10 mile
: uosch cT the Point Gea9 piece for Eater pow
/ ~ mills ;ro01 Dodgsyiie. Z swq
"a ACRES--Sscts4 < e-town rsnge east f1u
NU Ell!es west OF iAe Psjst9F r gs--iEf4 timber
- svq ecJ 4wesf = y & seet 8
It9n AIRES IN an undivided ha]f IN sec; b, town
Il rarce Sc miles ma IA % The Point lass
Eaf Dudesyi }e-wateTed. { c z y o. a.
lon ACB = in section s. tcu 6, ragse eas IN peg
50 Blue River sirsgs, chiefly "a ridge Of upland.
. r.g OFFS q.
Hon SORES ia secsio7 -, togn 6 Farsa east, re.
i u % aeysre teai si mineral T...siss It.
4 esqf uls - q p ar-
| On stll.a. EsLr.ical-rs srEtsfi.r= -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25
MADISON FYE'TUsE Esss = EGSsE&AECE
COMP q NY

THIS responsible Company offers Superior induce
meuts to those desiring iNSl RANCE upon rw ei
ing Houses Rs rms and ont buildings, against Loss
FgE. Farmers risks and isolated Dwetiing House
being the ouy kind of property tha Company iasures
Persons having this Glars o. property wili readily apprc
late The advantages which this Compan. affords
JOHN To W. Agent, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point. March 10 i-55 17tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25
~ CIV Goodss

8. HCFEs: 81 co.
w on respectnliy inform the citizens of Minara
~ Point and the Public generally that they havf
ged their location and that hereafter they MAY BE
'ouiid IN THOMAS x cos New Building, nearly ot.po
e ne Eagle Sacon, Vi here they have opened the lar
gest stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Ever offa,ed in the West. Come and SOC onr re
store ami New Goods, Consisting of q general
assortment and variety Of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

yaCSE%ATE Noyv.
a FTER much trouble and expense Or. wILRxR hiss
"a procured some fresh vaccine that he conadeutiy
AL in need of vacciIsioa re-v&cina
tioa Pb sicaRs, others living at stance, BY
closing dollar in letter Dr. Geo. ID. WILDER 4
eraI Point, Wis. VIII receive in return vaccine viru
fresh fforn the scab. S2tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25
NEW BOIlETS AND NEW GOODS.

syiIF largest and best selected stock Of ROME
& RIBBONS and Trainings ever brought mo the
Town OF Minera! Point md fhs Che4psst
MRS OTIS is thankful for past patronage. aHd haDe
a continuation, informs the Ladies OF M8era
vicinity. that her stock i much cala ged
he prices in proportion. She mas lust received ne
" Patterus with greaf variety Ct sill AZ Gre sse
~ s5rv and E4ICn s+2FS = - Also, fhRNlF
g., LACE, DTESTABLF, TUSCAN aad ~-7-
- 3EEL2lA W u GI7Y5Gzl 5airs55s5s33o eS1[E@,
of eee~9 earfetg- .--~.
her with 1850 pieces of Srrrg styles and r L
.nle HDNNFT EiRKp&S-ard grrs.t variety oi i;7uuer
~ KS, TRAININGS rc. DRbss T4fs@ISGs, Hc*tFRN
ot - be forgotten beside 1uct0 uthe
1~icl@s witch 4D BE- o,s.fttuue sdv'.rtista nj
th.s trads VII b supplied reasonable terms AZ
.i.lccs promptly attended 10.
Mineral Point. April ~, 1855 22f
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'Sapae and Fancy Dry Goods,
f.gsItE vsAnE rHnrsrnc e

'otdPle AMI EdHcy Dry Goods,
UEaDE yADE CAorE4ENG &C.
Which they enabled 10 seH at caeaper rates thar
ys ever before ofaFed ia Mineral Point Among theif
Stock ;f;y be fond The ciioa ing:
NilkS Silks. Silks,
China and Japan SILKS At 30 cts yard Black Brocade
4 , aiid th cs Chameleon silk at 40 cts v'd Italian
hs-rh BIZ .'d fsid, At 81 Blacs ii! BOILED Siks
ROE = els 10 S2,tO yarc, d inches wide.
= x e G. - . Ms
tl9e Linen Ginefaiis Paid changeabe, Te7s style
t ef1ideFed presses BargeEc de Paris, Sik. Gaf,ze
Hd * iisses De LANES Barege de LANES, Chaafx
Fferth JecoHe &;sns Du Rage. and n3lgnt rous oihe
HrIclss q Dress scods, TOO many to mention.
bA|Ss, warranted fast colors yard wide, i2 yards
CALICO s. warranted fast cairrs, I6 yards for 81 eo
SH.AALS, SfAWLS.
View s}le>ot oiR, Helena and Crganda Sh1Tls, Crsec
r che Nsrn', Plain and figured e4sin.ere nd tarzr
-ha" 3 ~ sort 90 HiacN Co.ored CEaugeablo aad
iscg >.e'iaa &c y dTlills, latest stsls at s. o4c..
> II. e t.ape Sis Wis at 81 80 aIi,ee
t2LE5Z Old
eiiars, Needle work, : cts l., 81 Cfetalsettg. q )
r'n - cs g. s5-ee. Under Stoves : cents, Hand
etchcts rom : 70 istz cents, The = hind o Lace
her&tsefts- t'st
H''A, \ us Z iitlsF Ids, on a. 4 asezt Sil d.
AfPEIiSG, frem 20 cts. 30 s.. LINEN GOODS, If
=. hGude.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25
ATTENTION SOLDIERS =!

iif gxoxCREsS having PASSED a Law giving to al
IL q rers n their hito@s and Minor children
- nave served in WAR. in the United Statss, 100
'cres land. the ualeTs GIsed, having had type
in attending sach claims. will make apTlira
0rs, success. upoa favorable terms for sIc
o,icy land may be entitled to- under ths
n. SOY DEN, ATTY al Law
Mineral Point March u Isf5 i7.f
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-. Clara E'eEZRese : Cts dczss Y
EET0T, E44E8s 'g'E3 &c., ysg&.

THIS lrsl.nt.eg csm4iaes 10 f. pan of Firca'io
raclaa q, edge suitable t. il...r
The Ned MAS IS s,8atad eIsiiesge, At the cas-
sd tsiaoi seIt1n, with ssr,5ai acres of recrea
oa ero ni q ss ilcolp or-ei b tle Legislature Of
ans igh bs r -lgoa prorassoa ia this Institution
IS s.lsi- v,.g.r ~ Of ain ,lsT, r-j-fff. e.
r.vsG it and 70 arg tine 81 tAe YEAR. Ihe scholastic
"a begins on ihg 81 M,,4aay Of september.
'E'F.Es MS
Board sni Tu'ioailca ding u. The common Ira cEas
Gra5 yF Ji three calendar months, $50.
ia az bedding and US hing hen provided
b. ile .a-tita'ion' form charge ofs} ooeaeh,
ExTnA CHARGES.
Music N the P.no, per quarter $500
FOREIGN Languages, e,sch, 300
Drawing, Painting, yvax-worF and Embroidery $40.
Astronomy F srorir gH5 Philosophy under The sapsr
a3endehce OF p clergyman no charge
Esrul. % Bay scholars isa the Sisters
House.
Aijthe common branches as stated above, Per qrar
Al extra branches at the SINE prices as for those VIII
JoGrd a. the institute n.
Terms Of Day Scholars u, tie Pubic School House
Belonging TO the Institution.
Fifty cents per mon for each pupil, payable in ad
Hs2sGATs
l, All pa rnens should be r1ade in advance, and
deduction allowed Tor absence unless caused by Sickness
: letters written received by pupils will be sub
inspection the Prioress except cosrespon
fence wih their parents guardians All letters
to tie fcade my must be post paid.
B9arlers allowed to visit their parents guar
| iians onThe first Thursday OF each month.
4. No particular uniformity Of dress required bG
n sunday every young lady shall wear black dress
and a htie bonnet
). Every commune alton respecting he Academ.
shall be addressed 10 the Proress ef ST. Clara academy
Benton
6 Tic Academy bas supply of school books, paper
| pens, &c, ~ The regular pric:s.
| EksEEESE E~CES.
| r. 3cv. Jouv n. iiESNI, Btshqp ej .HiiwaaEee-
| B i, T.onas g.khos' s rs5aaua MoHad ColEess
| NJ. RtCHHR SLEvIS. 81 Eeufs.
Ray JANIS CAUssE- Mineral Fort.
Nh NtCH5E.s DowJiSG, Esq ot
/ N;r JAMEs G SoULsEP. Esq. Sl'e'''
| Mr. PATsscE QCIGrEY, r. caivPr. ,,E
| MIR CHARMS CoRzKRT, Post Easter, 49,
| The Rev SsH-EL MAZkus TN, Supesintende L.
| =
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

BBE.S large sfacseretl-
9 3 - Boxes Scid II efring-
6 Rbls- White ri h-
r8gn lbs cod FIsh just received and Cor safe At
Aue. Is, 80 w Inn =
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$3.50 EOE:R 4 Es4CUS.
JEYf y hb's Mess york,
@ ~ 4ssG Choice II ms,
1tBg rnoa.ders,
On hand srd for sale al GEO. W. COBB'S.
Nav q 1876.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25
GENERAt. EIECTsoy yor,c,

fiiCE rs hereby given hat at the General Fsc,i,,
20 o. he'll in the several Town ard ward, - n
gate on tues day next Succeeding the first Mo-ttr -
osenaoei next being The six III t6} dav thereof M f
sia y aAte oiiiceTs are to be elected. 20 wit:
90 ef-iof, tiefeI ant or Secrt,rv Stata
easfer attorney General STATE sfperine. dsnt Rant
tfoEsr AID >tlte p missioner sfo -
81 re Asst foasy Tor tlte ssersfv Djstefrf com
poste % 'ne towns OF @aiwick Mineral Point Iirsle
and Niitin ,He Member Of the ASS. rntv far ~ A.
stitoiy t,lsrif composed the fe,p Is .,f t{{lat.
Vile > $3.50 = 1.1--t sA0 tsri1St
90 Ell nnder ny hand thi= iGth 9a~ Ely ,es5
Law STEEI.l4 G, sle4in.
,4.t ma.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

sts3EEaL NusEca.
& 3 VII ~ FbN zssgs T 3lIein 3 ION !.
- q -siiie bis rufcs ia a. st - fy re a5 ~
2 Ptsinb De2F. c - I'll y 5.it8 Wa I;,es !. -.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

EAR y w. gSEsB&I.D;s E7sr;sasEess
zP ErsEsSs IS warranted 70 EELIEVE aHd in most
asesto CCgs anyre ducbe hcrBea rupture however
obstinate. For / . Dr. WilbeF's Drng store.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

- S:zssZ sRf- TOR CCs-5 bbIs Good VIZ s.
- uTry spanish mix i sorsale at COBR'S.
- E4ECIs -,Boxes superior ,forsaleat
- Get =, 1888. GEO. ". C0BR'S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

, PozEy Axes. handlsa ed
g Hgats Axes
% Sneass do
4ag ~ 1ye Handles, for sale at
=. 49, CIV CoBB's.
y T BAESGsLE.~ ~sE9,. For sal.
q GEO. W. CODES.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

j ann. in want Of something extra in the way
- Of Bryce STA Tissue pTess.s can save 90 er
80 ~ N-tl-Is OF =. s. ALI.FN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25
WHITE f.EAn.

Ff4sG f.ssAD.
E0 KEGS pm Wire Lad. >. sees n
- = ~htp LEAD R5is. freed ca S5gaxoes
"infe's tiiess ass d sizes foT sails n
June q. 'Vs4- w. CcBBs.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

sNbE Subscriber q and viii Keep supply Of choice
iiI1e Cn hani through the coming season. Ills
line j. good re burned the west Price 20
bUshel Kiia Al his Saw diH on oiltw Stone
az Al orders free ". Cobb, Mineral Point wiz
receive prompt attf ntf on b. G-sCDFG.
yellow Stone, WIS, MAY &S.I 1855. - 6m
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25
RARD MARE

LARGE and fgii a7s9- l4ncnt OF shelf ffardwa-a.-
! Also MI and < II saws, AnEf4s, Black smiths
fellows, ices log Saut ii4k and II acs ChAns Primn
'elH ed ast1Fc-- Grfnd ~tJnRs an Rollers 80
49, -5eSs KS hakes, &c, sc, &c. Jr s=le
w. - JOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

" are I"v' etFille Cor sale upon reasonable forms
~ ,se oi-'9z OF II faetie, Co!u.abia al iowa Wis,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25


f.NSAM SO he upgar s oi hand and YarraEtt true
Z and correct, Al FACTORY prices.
GEO. W. COBB.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

s&S4 ! Axis Aazs SSuznSs
80 sets assorted szs axis
20 :. - = BaegE Springs.
~ - = . seal SPRINGS.
10 assorted size Isofl vices.
q = \ feet siU saws
u . - Cross Cur .Sl7y=
att't- '.et "ws ata eTaIytbing required for Back
-iiii-n q Wagon Makers use, for sale low by
iAIN TON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

Gently taken pains extensively TO svow that, by
virtue OF the faith and prcccpts Of the Catholic
church, lie people owe full allegiance to that
institution. This allegation Of the Know No
things, by which they have, 70 great extent
impeaebed the Catholic population in this
country as good citizens, may have caused
coantervaiiing movement on the part Of the
Catholics Our Richmond correspondent gives
a view Of their action In Virginia The
clergy there are, too, on the alert; they de-
neanee the secrecy % the organization--they
enjoin fealsy 10 the laws and constitution Of
the eonntry-sbey preach the obligations Of
citizenship AZ the highest duties, and the ne
ce-sity % open council as the only honest way
"a discharge that duty.
Nov, Ne regard the extraordinary movement
~ having. In truth, a double origin. II Is
natural enough that The lrIsh Catholics should
feel little sore upon the success Of the Know
Nothings ., Is their prescription their pros
crirtion, too, BY spowcr which II secreted--and
II must be confessed that Ia II TO some extent
the revival " tho spirit Of The controversy be-
tween England and Ireland. n In Protestant
Ism against Catholicism and that, after all. Il
one 81 the great causes Of the hostility which
exists In this country against foreigners The
Irish feel this, have long felt II; and they are
people who must act what they feel Not all
the priests In the world can prevent their &C
ton. They may repent and confess; hat they
will not he denied the incompatible right Of
action. Besides this, their spiritual advisers
have assured them that their first duty IL 10
their adopted country their first obligations
those Of q civil character. Nov, this IL a license
to form, over all the States great party with
oneness OF purpose, oneness Of counsel and
oneness OF action. The Irish are wise--ihey
know that they have sufficient numbers per
fectly united, to give them the balance Of
power. Then the alarm Of the London press,
their illconcealed, but badly expressed hear,
their trepidation, as evinced Ia sending their
feet to our shores, woald seem to convey IA
idea that the Irish In America have dctermin.
ed TO combine aud aid their brethren on the
other side Of the water. OF course this would
he great folly and As our Irish friends are
not in the habit OF investing in that kind Of
stock, the explanation Of the movement re-
turns-it is TO control the balance Of power In
American politics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

IRISH AIDS AND SECRET MovEMENTs.-When
the British press trembiingly announced that
formidable Irish expedition was fitting out
in this country with view Of wrestling from
England her Celtic dependence, we thought,
and every one thought, there was not
shadow Of foundation for such grievous
fright on the part Of our transatlantic coun-
tries: but recent and simultaneous movements
OF the Irish all over The country-ther forma-
ton into secret socictes--the action of the
clcrgy--thc persistence Of the great masses
even in opposition to their spiritual advisers -
indicate most extraordinary state of thisrs.
We yesterday noticed the proceedings of the
Irish in Newark. New Jersey, in this direction.
and the significant fact that the Catholic clergy
had entered 4 most solemn denunciation against
the movement. Perhaps ii has been Observed
that recently, in the chief councils of the Ca.
tholic institutions of this country great pains
have been taken to inculcate the most loyal
obedience to the civil authorities 1t il un-
l.GLttdly tat tAat he AMERICANS have re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

From the Chicago l.esa, Nv tpf
tarle a. u mas appear % srlh 0f "a readers -
L't lecp n M elves ported 10 tie cufa~ - tse
irGrcc sud England have rotayeiei "a saf p4r.at =
nsafly month Tat ~its As4 Nufk c.fy - sih tte
neni cdueing states ~ the rnhn To- the rr'ass n
weston expenditure, AM tbs l. tia ftEs AigAy
HntI awe prices Which IA favt te<n aal
Mh'r he partial failure e. the grsn rsop ie sn9isl
lfsn and Gcrmany, Bni other eUnnfiies esme = .
uttet TODD here, y waa very natural &C. tt nf'.es
- fotk = ihs newly Observe ~ g-Au Mari A. - eef
- IN others &c make gooc the deacer cy nstsaf =
patching pgen;a 10 Ncw yah that us ~
it I'm IN her history, given the gu~by and ~ nxens
81 the luropeon governments appeared apoh thsese IN
thi,agb.
how many such agents We have al agrr " iFiag
the season have Dtsns of d.st 20 lvGGissly,
their interests bet subssrvc by ravng quietly
possible, secretly, but the trAssasioss n
e them have been scale 81 fueh sni.as~
render eoncealneDt On noly cut ~ The Yu~san. a.
th0pgh The oyes a;isus cuntac 'ei wholly rh
"a owI acsess through the Andres " p~r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

wAuAu's T,raru--Tm LINN IA .stts. s-rns
new and Pleasing little Eaglish comedy ~ Little
Treasure, vas brought oat Al wsiiacs lAi uxhi 40
fun house, and decided success We have nelshsr
tine pace 70 daaie upon the lo, ana rsascar
Of the different characters. ssmcs u ~ 80 prsseni
that the " Little Treasure (Mis. Mar, Ssnnan) = a
srrgh'ly, rhoshssrssd, an.orhissisasl s.ass'ss ~
SIR Charles and Lady Howard mr. sls~~Es aue "
Hosy1i tina, SIR hsries !. ssfsr.scd FROM A. wlis
through the "ssi ego" a 10 moth~rln.h~. Or
Middleton (xrs. Vernon, fnna nses ss'ranS~d ~
twelve long Year,, during Which sim. ~ ~ srAter
gross up "hstie rEfin hns 10 hve wg,h
Capt Nsycentu,h M. Lost and n rlns - ~ -.
ycs and enssni q rrAnaas, tofonin 81 - 80
hthc, eontrives, IN he hsFls.t Il isrs,aBt
hs hapIisst recoDciliain ep n TIL hAss u gsa ,lx
duel between Sir charie. AMI insodea' -. ina. -
Ieecs'eT Ilsiismore tNf feStsnl, no faifs = lhaa
Piece The little TEsssuTs," -Aish 80 est - -
eaSn mos, hspIdy y snd e1setssy nitt4tis 10 80
Inc, and shs sustaiH"e w1h he - pirls = ~
whole excellent esss fxo cais sesfs ts ssl,sis wrrs
followed BY the annouDce nent = tse fepe Tia ~ -
piece every syetsng shas So. The ke.Aw~fH Aaa
Tho Ian 81 Lover" concluded Ne tsslrv't ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

THE ORGANIZATION or CoNGREss--A New
ConfrIoN.-Read our special despatch from
Washington on the organization of the House
The news from Cincinnati gives a strong color
ing of plausibility to this reported coalition
between the democrats and the national Know
Nothings in the election of the House officers.
Should the rumored plan Of operations be per-
ieeted, we may count upon the election Of ex-
Governor Cobb, of Georgia, as the Speaker.
lie has flled the Office heretofore, and has given
satisfaction; and occupies very advantageous
position as conservative, Union, hard she'll
democrat, 10 begin with. A few days more and
we shall know all about it, Keep cool aud
trust in Providence. "The Union must and
shall be preserved Give US the Speaker ana
give rs the message
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

GAIxSA, Nov. n, 1885,
The up river mail brings the following returns from
counties in Wisconsin, not hitherto definitely heard
from
AcobOOzs county gives Bashford (republcan for Gov
ernor 40 majority Pierce county, Bashord % majority;
Jackson county, Bashfrd 90 majority Monroe county,
Bashfcrd 81 majority Chippewa county Bashford 90 mar
jority Clark county Bsshford So majority Dunn county,
narstow (democrat) ~ majority Polk county Barstow
10 majority; Trempean county, Barstow 20 majority
Buffalo county, Barstow 1862 majority.
There nov two counties-DougIas and LAporte--to
hear from. Bashford is unquestionably elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

WASHINGTON, Nov. I-9P. NJ
weather rainy all day until about five o'clock this
afternoon CLEARING up now. Moon trying to peep
forth through the broken clouds.
BALTIMORE, Nov 2l-e:20 r. N.
A beautiful night here Noon and stars shining
bright. Cool Deen raining all day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

Prrrcsf-Tr Inrs TsIA1rEE--rhs Manager of the
Chambers street theatre 4 backward in the pro
duction OF noveiythe present has already given
birth 70 seme dozen pieces original and translated
notwithstanding the continued attraction possessed by
nary Of the old fsvoriies, never pcrf5sncd hat 20
crowded houses. lat night assisted the French
critics ssy st the presentation Of comedy which
bears nnmistakabe evidence Of Gslic origiu, but We
must dc Mr. Burton the Justice 70 say thai he announces
the fact upon his bills. aThe little Treasure" IL a
,cupg lady s~eetly Ibyei BY the bsautsl siss Emily
rhorne, who, arrived at the sge Of early w5maahood
mouns over the separation q beloved mother from an
unknown but fashionable papa. Her mnnrsvres TO
effect reconciliation dclcnely and e!~vcfly ma.
nagsd she snceeeds u course who can r, a., the
plsadrgs Of youth and beauty when uttered ), the ,pas
OF hlisl aaeciionf The comedy q D. 90; snsc.ss
aud deserscdiy 80. Nils Thorne has proved herself
an actress Of mnd and sxhibsa csnsaprna,. talent In
the natural ard graceful rendering Of The part q Ger
trude Mr.. q. Jordan played the bsshfai Captain .h
more than HI usual ability and Nj pyet, rsve ) yaiua.
Bile impor anoe 10 the pat 81 the father IN ssct tAs
whole piece well r'ayea. The audience called r the
actors al the ems a the comedy, and n. Ltus esa
sure, at Burtons ssno,hs l.ddon ~ tho Maasrcr's
rTofoue u great
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fmiiapsnrnA, Nov. a, iss5.
Our stock msrkst Il dull Fenn~ylvApis state Fives
81 Reading Railroad 49,; Long Island Rsroad, lax
Morris Canal, I'm fennsyl.anis Railroad, s2's.
BrpAro, Nov. TIT y NJ
There Was good demand for Hour to-day, aud prices
advanced l.. q ssles 4. 500 bbis Wheat steady.
saies 6,coo bushes Corn In better request. Sales
ao,osa bushslL Rye nominal. Bsrisy--saies 2ooc,
bushels interior state ~ 81 Is. whisk~y dc.
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COLUMBIA, :. c., Nov. 81, 1855.
royds Hotel the telegraph ONCE and other buildings
al Macon Georgia, we're destroyed BY IRE yesterday
morning TIE amount Of loss has not yet been asosr.
tanned,
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Bank DfnacuIty In Boston.

BosroN, Nov q, 1855.
The Bank Commissioners and the several
OF other city banks to-day examined into the condition
Of the Grocers Bank, Of this city report having been
started that II bad suspended payment of i bills. 1t was
ound mat the dnculty was but temporary caused BY
rather injudicous extension Of loan; and other banks
having loaned It one hundred thousand dollars 1t is again
placed In paying and safe condition
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~ JoHS, n. D., Nov. II, 1853
FIRE occurred at Carleton this morning. destroying
I've dwelling houses and stores. The loss is about
sI5 600 Partially insured.
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BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TEltGMPsu


HALIFAX Nov. I'LL 2. N.
heavy snow storm Is raging here and the westher
IL very thick that there Il little prospect az the
steamship Canada (now in her twelfth day out and fully
due) making this port 10 night.
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BALrMoRE, Nov. II, 1855.
Two Germans named Kronnenberger and John Grass
len we're deliberately fired upon yesterday event
the Bel Air road few miles from Baltimore, by
named John 7. Patterson. Grassein was instantly
Killed The deed was entirely unprovoked Patterson
was arrerted