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FARM FOR SALE.

HNhE subscriber offers for sale his valuable Farm
n situate On the Helena and 5onesdae road four
aaes nortn o. podgevle, Iowa Co. This of land
on SIX hundred Acres, one hundred and eighty
acres of which is under fence-two hundred acres of
De, me balance openings There several springs
sa'er thereon, and would make several good farms
Can De bought in or more Lots Terms-Parr Cash
part time. PHILIP EnnT
juno Is, 1855. 3ox. nd l.
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CELEnnArIo>s.-Iu another column will be
found notice of the arrangements for celebra
ton at Dover, on the 4th of July. The spirit
manifested by our Dover ueighbors is highly com
mendable. They are TO have good old fashioned
celebration, and we wish them a pleasant and
agreeable time.
AT Laws Landing, on the Wisconsin River, a
Ball is TO BE given on the evening Of the Eth
We are told that our Dodgeyille neishbors gre
also preparing to celebrate, in an appropriate
manner, the anniversary OF our Independence
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Ae'aa C1fee CtoSed-Ihe Secretary of the
Interior has ordered the Land Offices at Chicago
IlNon. Quincy, Edwardswlle and Palestine TO be
closed and the books and other papers belonging
to the respective officers, TO be transferred to
Springfield
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0-PiEsTNEEkSzssP
DR. ]. G. HOWELLS of Mineral Point and Ds 7
~ IIBzBY, recently of 81. Louis, Mo, having associa
ted Themselves in the practice OF DKsTfsTEy u-oJld
respectfully inform the citizens of Mineral Point and Vi
cihty that they are prepared perform all ouerous
incident to their profession, in a thorough and WORK
maDlike
Dr. LIsBEY will visit DodcevilIe professionally on
/" 1dnesday the 18Th lost, and be found at the
" Western Hotel" by all those wishing his services
Once hours from A NJ. to G p NJ
Mineral Point, June 8, 1855
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fILIBUsTER VESSEL Cultured The Was
hlngton Star says that intelligence has been
received there, of a revenue cutter having taken
INTO Mobile barque belonging TO the Kinney
Expedition, loaded with ammunition: and it also
asserts that if Col. Kinney succeeds in reaching
Nicaragua, the Government is prepared to re-
ceiye him
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SP { CliL NOTICES.
FOURTH al: july.

] The 79th Anniversary of the Independence of
the United States will be celebrated by the ci,i-
zens OF Dover and vicinity, at Dover Iowa Coun-
/ ~, on the Fourth OF July next.
lhe following Is programme of the ceremo-
/ MES OF the day
salute Of twenty one guns at sunrise. At 10
o clock a. NJ procession will be formed in front
of the Dover Hotel, in the following order:
/ lst. Ihe Mill Creek SaXhorn Band, (thirteen in
NUMBER under the management OF Robert Emery
Esq, leader.
End Thirteen Ladies representing the thirteen
original States
Sd. Citizens and strangers
18th. To close with the Officers of the Day
First, The President and two Vice Presidents
Second, Chaplain Reader OF Declaration and Or
| ator Third, Toast Master and manager of Fire
Works.
The whole to be formed and conducted by three
Marshals.
The procession will proceed to grove a short
distance out OF town, where stage will be cree
| ted, and seats for the accommodation of hearers
ana the usual ceremonies gone through: after
which the procession Will reform and return to
me Dover Hotel, where the worthy host Charles
r Parks Esq, will supply the wants of nature
by preparing good and substantial dinner for all
VINO require it, After dinner the usual toasts will
be gwen, accompanied by the splendid Saxhorn
Band and set OF Glee Singers no will entertain
Inc lovers OF music at intervals the whole 10
conclude with splendid display OF Fire Works
IN the evening, under the management of an ex,
perlenced person.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
President, B1.rKu,,r
wee PRESIDENTS, u. VI. AsHMoRE.
l.. A. BRooKs.
Chaplain, REy. ID lows
header oil declaration, X. ADDISON NJ. D.
orator, W. h. BrIsBoNE.
Toast Master, c. WILSON.
harshaIs, J. I. WILSON
w. E ROWE.
N Downs
Manager OF Fire Works n Downs
By order of the committee
HENRY LINLEY, Seere,aru
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NE PETIT OLE EgFEH
DISSOLUTION oS PAETNERsHrp.
sESAIN8

N m the subscriber about ten days SINCE a large
Slsd Sorrel horse, having seaten in the near
give Information where he may he found shan he soa.
bly, rewarded FDyy. a. Sfl.tIrII =
Mineral Point, June 10th. 1855 Ia
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

PnEsIpENr-Doct H. Van Dusen was uaani
mously elected President Of the Village Of MIN
eral Point, at the election on the 18th inst
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SAFES

EpURKE AND BARNES Manufacturers of I,nnror,
- oaamander Fire Proof Safes, with powdef proof
Locks, Pittsburgh, Pa. P-
am agent for the above Safes, and have an assert
nent OF sizes on hand which offer at rnanufaeInrsrs
prces adding freight Persons in want of safe cor ba
supplied with very superior article, al lower nricas
man they can be bought and delivered singly EveTv
Ve soId - warranted fire and damp proof.
NJ. Gnu az , canine them. CIV. COBB.
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sbsEf r.,

In this town, on the 18th instant, Nns. SUSAN
TnEnISIcK, wife of Mr.. John Tredinick, aged
about i ) wears
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

u We are requested to say that the pablica-
ZION of the " Mineral Point Democrat viii be re
sumed mex, x esk
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

II The Cincinnati Sun says: Over four
hundred families are known 10 have moved from
that city, during the past month, to The far west
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

EDrNBURGa REvIEw.-The April number of
this Review is before us The table of contents
indicates an interesting number and embraces the
following jects:-Slayery in the United States
Travels in Siberia; English Surnames; The Cor
rection of Juvenile Offenders NJ. Hucs Travels
in China; Pascol Paoli The Chemistry of Com
mon Lifei The Autocracy of the Cars; Lord
BTougham on Criminal Procedure, and Army
Reform
Persons wishing to subscribe for the British Quar-
lerlies or Blaclwood, specimens by calling
az this office
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NOTICE

To all whom il may concern Whereas nv Vic T,
zen uIh od on the 9Th day Of May A D. 1856 without
Jst case or proVicaton, leave my bed and board
All persons from trusting or credit
nel N On wise Cd my account, shall not stand
date. ~ ~, S 1nI. W n, IT rom Iis
Arena, June S, 1855. "iA"'N'
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~ Inc ciiy OF Boston has appropriated
$4,000 to be expended in the celebration of the
coming 4th OF July.
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For the Tribune
a RACE

On Thursday evening the l4th inst, as Capt,
Gear was returning from Iowa, rlng one OF
his fleet chargers, only ttccy fo, gears Of age the
Illinois Central Railroad cars came booming along
at the Tete Des Mort Ferry. The engineer BAN
tered the Capt for a race TO Galena for a couple
of baskets OF sparkling HeIsick. The bet had
been made some time previous, and a. favorab bic
opportunity was afforded, of testing the matter
the Capt, with cheer, accepted the challenge
and with hat, cane and whip in hand, put spurs
TO his horse and was off and beat the train a mile
and half in the race.
The Galena .4drertisfr, of Saturday last, states
that the Capt. gave the banter--his is not So
The banter was given by the engineer.
There will be another race of similar nature.
from Calrna TO FIeeport al the first favorable op-
poTtunity, The result of which you shall be apprs-
ed Of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

SAN FRANcIsCo PEIcEs.-The following quo
tations from late san Francisco papers
Wheat csc to 81 per bushel; Barley, 75c
Flour, common psr Dbl S. extra, 50 best $40
These contrast strangely with New York prices
at the same date, and with California prices four
years ago
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

II Land Warrants are plentiful at Washington
at sl,OS per acre. They issued at the rate of
800 day
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

II Eastern brokers advertise, that they are
buying Land Warrants at sl.07 per acre, az
selling them at 10
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New York, June II.
A twenty mile race in harness, between two
horses named Trustee and Spangle, came off on
the Union Course yesterday, and resulted in the
victory tor the former, who performed the dis
lance In 90 minutes, IA seconds Spapsle was
but 10 seconds in the rear.
New Orleans, June g.
We have been favored of late with mucb
needed rain storm from which the growing croDs
deriving much benefit
Accounts generally in this region are very IA
vorable, both in cotton and grain
St. Louis, Monday, June II.
Hostile Feeling .7mong the I,ldians-The mails
from Fort Laramie and Kearney arrived in this
city Saturday.
The feeling among the Sioux tribes is represen.
ted as decidedly hostile, and many robberies of
stocks are reported.
The Salt Lake mail arrived at Fort Laramie
May 18th.
Boston, Monday, June 81
The opinion OF Elias Merwin, LAWYER of this
CITY, Endorsed by Rufus Choate Loring and Sidney
Bartlett that the new prohibitory law of this
state is unconstitutional in its most important
action, is creating great deal of excitement
WoOi-Detroit papers o! June 9th, report their
Wool market, as follows:
Some fair medium wool, of the new clip brot
81 ! cts, owing TO competition. Ii was not re-
ally worth p to IS, according as other lots
are sold. small lot of old wool OF better
grade only brought 3 II cents.
IL Whole fields of corn, says the Potosi Re
publican, have been cut off in Grant county, by
the recent frosts.
IL Gen. Scott is said to be failing rapidly and
in all probability Will not live more than a year
or two
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IL The snow on the great ridge of the White
Mountains in New Hampshire, was thirty fee
deep on the LIST of June
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II The last two California steamers are
supposed to have brought 5 100000 in gold.
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II Western railroad stocks again getting
up in New York. Galena and Chicago sold at &C
on the Sth
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IL On the 18th the New York police made .,
descent the brig lesser, lying at wharf in
Brooklyn, and found some fifty recruits for the
foreign legion on board, together with three
recruiting agents, which were taken into custody
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

II Money continues abundant in London, but
disposition exists not 10 invest in American
securities, except such as meet ready sale
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LEaD-New York papers refer TO Lead market
as possessing more buoyancy. Galena sold at
S63I4
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ne .oroner Jury IN the case of the late
PORTLAND not justify the course of Mayor Dow.
and the Court also acquits him OF all blame
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

NEW lcHk MARkEr-The Ne,yyorL, I'll
OF the 9TH says. IN speaking of the domestic
market, that prices generally are on the decline
and that beef had fallen two or three cents
pound
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June 18th, 1885.

IL At the late election IN Virginia, Flournoy
received for Governor. about 5000 more vote:
than Gen Scott received for President
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
NEW GOODS

A-s 90 ~ ~ WIN
T7NHE undersigned have now received tAeir pet
IL stock of Spring and Summer Goods, carefully q.
lected tor this market and Consisting usual Of br
Goods Groceries, Hardware. Boots ard SHOES, tst AZ
CAPS, and all other eIes usual kept in Genera he
tail store TO which they respectfully invite The s1R
RICHARD & MONTGOMERY SMITH.
EIS.RTUENW aftE. large assortment o.
"a Batter Pots. Mix Pans, Churns. Pickle P'tsr''
Jars & for sale by RAJ. NJ >AiIh
ZANTE CURRANTs for sale by arm
iISENS. Fresh Malaga Raisins for sale ny
II r. * J. NJ. sA1h.
sf prime article r. q n sa il T.
|tnD FISH. The best in marke KEEP; cgu.isE..y q
~ had, ard for sale by r. & j. N. ssiIh'
RELCHEKs SYRUP MOLA>SEs - ,i'
IfIDEEs VINEGAR Warranted pure. also use
~ featured Vinegar IF the best quality, for those VIZ
i''0eU R.kJ.A sHrTH.
DABIssCES rCTELE REFINED AI'
by r. GJ. N. sAlln'
TOBACCO. Virginia Perch Leaf and Hobey ~
i Of the best qualify for sale by L asAl'A
(tORN STARCH. For family use 'cI 's, ,,' y
u ne >A't"
YEAST POWDERS. Hope Mis- aud sIt7'
i & Poors always hand, and for sale o. e,,,rv
K. & J. N. ENID
'h' u 9"'' RkyN SNIFF
MUSTARD. Aromatic and Long leland i y =
VI and by the pound for sale by !. NJ en-
SOAP. CASTLE, Toilet, and Palm soap for s ~
NVANnILEA CORD. Bed Cord, Halter A'''
= -l0 y ''''-''-'' RkJG. ssHS'
aLs' Assorted ''1s' i0i ar R. sAI8.!
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
A MUSICAL TREAT.

GRAND INSTRUMENTAL AND VocAt GALA Cox
CERT Mast Nicholas Goodall, Ga Petit Ole
Bully only t,ee!pe years of age, acknowledged the
greatest vioinist in the world will have the hon.
or of making his debut this evening before Min
eral Point audience. He comes among us Landed
TO the echo by the Critics and Literati of the
Eastern Press. and eulogized by the whole body
of the musical Profession 10 the sphere of Irafal
himsef:--as a mortal being inspired with the
music of Paradise-the Lutte of folus, the Lyre
of Orpheus, and Harp of Brieseus.
And withal we look upon an artless unpretend-
ing boy, unconscious of his own towering genius,
and the messy weight of the green laurels of his
many illustrious predecessors heavy on his brow.
Thus is painted our youthful aspiranr, all gentle.
ness and simplicity, with the big blue lustrous
eve of seraph. Words cannot translate the
language OF angels. which we might well un-
dertake TO do as to describ the celestial mrsc OF
his violin. On this occasion he will be assisted
in his grand musical fete, by Madame Julian, a
distinguished ar,ist-Prino Contralto of the
Academies D'Music, Paris, London, and New
York; also by Mr.. ]. R Goodall, the celebrated
Composer and Musical Director of Kate Hayes
Concerts in Europe and the United States.
Gentlemen would do we'll in securing seats for
their Ladies early in the afternoon
SELF HEATING SMOOTHING lRoSs.-We have
| been shown this truly economical and lobor- sa-
/ wing invention. by T.. S. SPRAGUE, who is the
Agent and has the exclusive right to sell in Iowa
County. In many respects it promises great ad.
vantages the ordinary Smoothing Iron, as II
is constructed that little charcoal in the body
Of the Iron (Which is hollow produces all the hea
required, and by small damper the temperature
of the heat is under the control of the person us
| ing il. One cents worth of coal is sufficient fol-
whole days constant Ironing. We are told b,
! those who have used this Iron for length o
time, that they would not for any consideration
exchange il for the old fashion smoothing Iron
/ 1t combines neatuess, despatch, convenience ant
economy One half more labor can be perfor m
| ed in the same time and with greater ease thai
any other Iron in use. We think this smoothin:
| Iron will be the only one used, as soon as the
qualities generally known.
| Persons wishing to see for themselves can d.
so by calling at Sprague & Lathrops gun shop il
this village.
| EDrNBURGa REvIEw.-The April number o
this Review is before Us. The table of content.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

IL Father Costa, Minister of a Catholic
College at St Louis, was killed on Thursday by
falling from the story of an unfinished building.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

IL Barnums Baby show came off in New
York last week. great variety of human curl
osites were presented. The total profits realized
by the arch Humbug general. are said to exceed
five thousand dollars
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

NAILS. -, ;ust -.
~ CASKS assorted SKIES FssDIIiix NM
l<O and for sale By 'oh''
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

Just Arrived.
Spring & SUMMER GOODS

ETAVINGr nv Ss'EsES = stock Of {: cons.
deem It sIyfsa BILE f,~ the benefit 81 the public
pecthcali, they be IN isriuad realize
mount Cf stock Keep ard the CREST which I
sell turing the hort OF year. Ny STOCK
sia1s par of the f"tluwinf:
EpE e G. . q - =.
BIeacbed and 1nblca~kod Co.tous l0-4 Ga, / a i
/, all grades,
Prints, OF all ~ les
Rel gre. b.ue yellow and white Fiaunels. in great
variety,
Biuc. white aud brown Rlsnkets.
Beaver. pilot, and broad Cf3shs of v3riGus coors.
CaseimeTe-, sairetts twcels Iinseys, keTseys &c,
Diapers, crash brown and y hite i.iners.
Canvass, padding and every variety Of Talor'sTrim
mngs.
Marines of blue ,drak, brown. claret scarlet, black,
maroon, green. and nther shades,
Alpaca, black, blss, striped and brown,
sill aud cotton Ham kerchiefs,
Bay state, long and square >hawls,
Cashmere and black silk do
Denins. blue and brown Dlills,
Tickiugs, Canton flannels.
Hosiery of all kinds for ladies' and children,
variety Of caliedforin this marker
Clothing,
go assorted colored and quality Goats.
300 pairs assorted cashmere and sattinet Pants,
10 assorted quality and colured Vests,
Red flannel and striped Shirts, &c, Sc.,& sc.
Boots a. Shoes,
40 cases men and boys Boots,
y car do
10 - - KIP do
- " boys coarse and fine do
Is - women and Misses coarse and fine Boctees,
IL - chidren's assorted Boots ard Shoes.
Ii would be useless to enumerate more. every
knows keep the largest and best stock Bots
and Shoes in Western Wisconsin, and purchase direct
rom the manufacturers.
Il G00d assortment of I'r u n Is
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VALUABLE PROPERTY f" v,.e
Oh ACRES of Lznd in section Z, " s,;r,-s,5l'
SO east, 81 miles north oi AlnSiAi
and bottom land-e u Of n "a 90
> n ACRES in sec !, town l. range e., .,isr -
~ moth east 81 Inc Point Good psoe iof Vs.
er miles from DodgeFiile. L n sNq .-ts
IN ACRES-Sects s. 9, town 4 rsnse ,+rtt Lee
/ UU miles west OF the Poini-leS ros
w Hswq sect 4-west i W sect q 20
ION ACRES in an undivided ban ~ y "a nils 80
IZU range 80 mics north OF tie ROM
of DodgeviiIe-watered. eos " OF Sc 4
q n ACRES in section 6, town s, range
NU Blue Riv sr Diggings, chieny on mug
of seq. - 3ssst 4
1oo ACRES in section IS town s. ras ,.s.S !, ;
IZU DodgevilIe. Lead and mlselA'
or of wq & of n " or. n
for 5srther particular. FafP alIsf FARCE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

WHEAT CRoP IN M1cHIGAN-Accounts from
several wheat growing counties in Michigan, re-
presents the wheat crop in their respective sees
tions as nearly destroyed by the Weevil. Fields
that had promised IS bushels TO the acre but a
few weeks since, are now utterly blighted by this
insect. In some instances, the farmers have plow-
ed up their wheat fields and planted them 10 com
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

II a Canadian rifle company, sixty in number
have just sailed for the Crimea.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

u More money is spent in the United State.
for cigars than for common schools.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

II Inc Mayor of St Louis has ordered all
'ne cigar and fruit stores and barber shops to be
closed on Sunday.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

IL Mr. Henry Young, of the editors and
Propuetors OF the Quincy Wing. died in that city
a few days since of consumption.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
HARDWARE g. IRON,

HARDWARE &lRON,
Such Iron in every variety of size,
Cast Steel iron Axes,
Seat and Buggy Springs,
Naiis-sroUght and cut,
Horse naits. GIsss,
Log AID Trace Cpains,
ShovcIs and Spades,
Hinges, Door springs,
Shovels * longs, sad Irons,
Mill and u cut Saws,
Iron and Wood Bench Screws,
Door Scraners, Marhn Kettles aud Stew pans,
Glue Kettles, Rope o all sizes,
Bed Cords a Plough Lines,
Grind StoI g Hanginss,
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
nd full and complete assortment of SheIfHerd ware
Aooih for House Trimming and House Furnishing.
SarpefiEsg.
pieces assorted two ply Carpets,
do oilcloth Tor floors,
Green and hgurCd Bookings.
Groceries.
5hogsheads New Orleans sugar,
20 barrels clarified DO
do Sugar house NoIasses,
- 90 vinegar,
80 Bexes Cincinnati sosp,
s'G B3xe5 lEAn,,i'apesal, C s. and Y. H,
10 do do Imp. and G. P. Teas,
Sc 20 b. boxes Tobacco,
10 Boxes lob eco,
3 Barrels smoking Tobacco,
$50 Kegs Blasting Powder,
30 do Rife do
20oug feet Safety fuse
sad7Tatus' Pepper, Spice, sc, &c,
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Basket wagons, Market Baskets,
Clothes BASKETS and Pins,
Axe helves Hatch~t and Hammer Handles,
wooden Ladies and Spoons.
matts'tu5s pals, cedar and pine,)
And many other articles 10 the above line.
Althe above goods we will be happy to show fowbo.
ever may be disposed 10 call before making their ian
purchases. 'no'' ION
20 Corner of High and Chestnut streets
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

IL The Dayton (ohio) Journal state. tn,
population of that city to be 5O9O4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

~ i-a'e news i'om the Plains represents the
SIOUX indians as showing signs of decided hostility
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II Mems happiness springs mainly from
moderate troubles, which afford the mind a
aea.;9iul stimulus and IRE followed by a reaction
that produces cheerful flow of spirits.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

II God i on the side OF virtue; for whoever
breads punishment, suffers it, and whoever
deserves It dieads il.
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Their names were Breckenridge and Leaven-
worth