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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21

MR.. ROWAN Is Agent for the extensive and cid es-
iabiished Emigration and Foreign Exchange House OF
WILLIAMS & GUsoE- New YORK Tie is now prepared To
remit money usual, n Go engage passages, the
lowest terms tom al. paris OF Ensiand, ireland and
Scotland. Passage Certificates and Drsfa sight from
81 Upwards, be obtained OF him, with receipts for
al moneys paid hi, the safe ana pGnctuai transmits
sion Of whc the Company hold theuseyes RESPONSE bic.
All post paid communications viii be answered ct once,
and every required information given.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21

@ Sc a. 4 Il Ef a kk Il = Ms
DRY GOODS 81 READY MADE CLOTHING
Nevv-IorI Cheap Cash store.
II ELLER & MlCHELBACHER. respectfully announce
~ the of Mineral Point and vicinity
public generally that they receiving frem the
Eastern markets. yesy extensive and assorted stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS & CLOTHING,
and other articles of Merchandise usually offered for
sale in q Western store, consisting IN part of
Prints Of all shades, colora and varieties,
Broadclotbs, Kentucky Jeans, Merinoes,
ainess, Vestings, Honnets,
Cassimeres, Linseys, Ribbons,
rweeds, Cashmeres, AlpacGs,
Silks, satins, Sh2wls,
&C, SC, &c Sc &c &c.
which they iI sell lower than similar cies have
heretofore been sold IN this place. IL the
CLOTHING LINE,
they stand in no competitor. Their present stock
is large and every variety They bzye the best
OF workmen and supply garments order short
notice, which they will invariably to t They
have also general assortment of all and fashions
HATS CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, JEW ELRY, SC,
which viii be sold on the favorable terms Ladies
and Gentlemen call and satisfy yourselves at The New
York Cheap Cash Store door below MaioDeys Con-
fectionery Store, High Street
Mineral Point. October III, 1884. y9n4Stf
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IOWA COUNTY.
IL JUSTICE COURT.

t'HN Nr MINERAL PDTST. ! - - - : 49,
$50 lSbo Sfcute :-T,.u are hereby notified thst
a Trlt Of Attachment has been issued against you,
a'4 g-r property attached 70 satisfy ihe demand Of
.aales Agstt. Nov, unless you shall appear before
Lr a. Justice Of the Peac- in aHd for said county,
q Es tts in said town, the 23d day February, A.
-'3, ~ one O'Clock IN he afternoon, Judgment viii
\ .si1 against yog -Ht your property sold 70 pa,
ae d-oL-ua.ed the p day Of February, i. ID 1855
5~.- J. b. MOFFETT.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
BUTL RS HEo TEL,

AFING taken and fitted the stand form eriY know
the :. Union Hotel,'' the subscriber would re-
specially ssk for il share Of public patronage His
Rooms are large and airy and in every department
intention wall be TO consult The comfort and ies
his patrons Sood Stables ard attentive osleTs always
ready.
n. B. Boarders bg the dav or week furnished with
all necessary cUnveniences Unreasonable rates.
PiatfeviIle- Eo~ "a. 1883 3tf
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Winter Goods at Cost
For Cash.

- WILL SELL from apa after this date, fo- thirty
4 .svs any Of my large Stock OF INTER GOOpS
= COST FOR CAS- 4, rs em Obliged to take an a c
mi Of stock hrst February. ali and see for your.
- lstf.l LOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
SHELF GOODS. &C.

VI - IL oOoOS ., CT Z.
Prints GiHghanls, La,ens, Checks aud CQp.b,ics.
IoaGE Luster. De- Lanes. BTotrn and Blue Drills,
BTo'e,s and Bieaohed Deniars ard Tiokings,
Slfstlng, PLAN and Fancy
I7gh Linen Linen CQssiy8eres
IG6te Corers Cotton & Hool Flannel
HEADY-TE ABE CE0EEE-SG
C0AT5-Over and Dress, PAsTs-Vests
large assortment and Drawers
BOOTS AND SEyoCS-
Quality and Si@-s to fiji both light and Left
OR O(9Lsl25 35E3
Coffee. Tess, Sugars, Hoiasses Tobacco, Spices Dried
Fruit Candy, starch, saleratus, Salt, Soap, &c
TN AND HARDWARE, CR0CkERY.
choice selection Of Patent Medicines Also, Lard.
linseed, Fish, Castor and Sweet oil. All OF which /
vii sell out at unusual low prices, for Cash So cali
mile bargains going ad get worth of your
Dimes.
C The highest Cash Price paid At al times for Min
era, Wheat, Corn, Oats sn5 Potatoes.
SAMUEL COLLEY.
Yellow stone, WIS, tee. 9TH, 1855. 3ml3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
New Iron DEPOT.

II q undersigned having made arrangements with
some 81 the Iron Manufacturers of Pittsburgh. and
intend ing 20 attention this branch trade
has fitted Up building exclusively for the saIe of
VA
and having purchased large stock wound invite the
attention Of "agOB-AskeTss Backsuthsto examine
bis stock, he is de .ermn ned TO sell Galens prices
80 JSO. MILTON
MineTaiP Point Nay 1854. z6tf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
OA6M S Us TEN.

ne can and ufH sell as low any competorin the
ket Please call and examine No charge for showing
goods I. s. ALLEN
mineral Point, october ?. 1854. 44tf
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N E W GOODs
1873,

AT THE OLD AND WELL KSows srAxpo or
S. l.. e.. WHEELER,
High Street, hin.,a1po;,,
W take this method to inform our old customers and
w thepuec generally that we are now receiving our
FALL. AND WINTER STOCK OF Goops
orect rom New York, which prepared 10 offer 10
il mo may favor US with call, prices whch we trust
~ prVe satsacary Our motto Is live and let live
sha not attempt to cheat the public into the belief
mat we have tens OF thousands dollars worth of Goods
nich We nave not nor don't expect have nehe. do
We ho on Inducements to CALL under the pret.nce that
we are selling or uering for sale, all, any part of our
LOCUS III less than Cost (for doing no such thing
Is TINS Is new system OF doing which con-
Tess we do not understand the thing believe to be
AHhn5a9. ali gamrlen don't know any thing about
IL nor don't wish to, satisfied ait viii not win
IN me 40 : bat we viii say that have good stock
OF Goods purchased of reliable houses hich intend
10 eeii az small advance above COST favorsbe
tefuss we thlnk as the quality of goods can
purchased here in this Market and we invite an
eAAmlpAtlon of our stock IL cAnssts fnnYss
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
Hotels, &c,
AMERICAN HOUSE,
By a. SNIFF.

FENhe undersigned takes pleasure in saving 10 the Cit
IL liens Of Mineral Point and the travelling public.
that he has ated up bis House. High street, in the
best possible for the uodsticn Of irG4ye
and boaTders. HIS table III AZ all Seasons be sap
piled with the best the market affords, sn3
first class OF cooks sBi walters viii be employed
Good stables and attentive osiers al all times ii read
iBess for those who have hur5es-
share OF the patronage Of The publicis
spec.fuly solicited. i. shift.
Mineral Point Sept list, 1854. f3.f
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TAX LIP.

: $50 BN the subscriber. s sTnsu brindie and
Ts~T white COW. supposed 70 be about eve years
.-zt-N- old, marked with under-bit IL the right
= aI1 has been bored tov the hollow horn The
a. iepested 10 call prove property, pa CHARGES and
- her awsy- RICH kRD OATES
4i1ersi Poi5t Nov. p. 1855. 4wI1
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
aiN EBAL POINT AND HIGHLAND
ID 4 T. Il st A E QUITE

~ n Il Il n Il a u 4; * O T. IT E.
The crtbers would respectfully TO the pub
Tic that they have made srrangerneDis running Q
Daily stage between Mineral Point and Highland,
follows:
Leave Highland o'cock a. NJ. and arrives Min
al Point al IA O'Clock 81. whers il Mad
and 6Essua Stsges each day On Wednesdays and
Fridays it viii BY way Of Wingviile, TO meet the
Prairie On fbiea Stage
Leaves Mineral Point al O'Clock P. ard arriving
e Highland ~ ; p VI Thursdays and Fridays VII,
= in vile Ia meet the Prairie du CHEN Stage.
AGENTS
Highland A BOLSTER. Wisconsin House, ard @ Nc
FarisuJ, Highland House; Einden-T 8 Apsley Wing
viIie-JohG stephens Mineral Point-A ShiH AmeYtcsn
H0use, c Ruby, Central House.
THE HAND CENTER STAGE
Running through Rchlsni City, leaves Highland eveyv
Sedn-sday ~ O'Clock A. AMI arrives nj the Cents,
az p. NJ Leaves Richlsud Center on Tus-dsvs A. =
4. Nj, and arrives ~ fighi4: d a. P NJ
LIVERY STABLE
regular Livery Stable is kept BY the subscriber II
i2fisd ready 81 sll times TO convey passengers to
any part Of the country by The best teams and Casrfe.
ges, on the most reasonable terms.
a. B. RoBISSoy 4 BRO.
N@F2-sh f-a4- eff
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
VALUABLE Farm roR SALE,

M now offering for sale npon reasonable terms
w the following described trars OF land and city
in the Counties ef La Fsyete, Columbia and Iowa Wis
cOnsin:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
z-vzz-A BLACKs1EgEs SHOP -
and s=@@l
-szTzsf--,SSs HOUSE ERfe SALE. s=s=l

FkNHE subscriber offers far sale his Dwelling House
and BacEsmjJa Shop n the yii'age Of Dallas, lowe
County, Wis ihe sait SacF Is constructed Of trick in
which there are tsO FORCES, with for four The
above property is surrounded by good farming coun-
try. and is very desirable location for business.
TERus.-t,ae half down Bal ace, one, two or three
ears time inquire at my residence il Dallas, or OF
JAMES 3. GRAY, Mineral Point.
emo C. ". STRONG.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
BLOOD AND THUNDER.
LATE FROM Sch ASTOPOL |,

,uF subscriber VIII Offer Tor sale, TO the highest bid
a. on the 5h day Of March next, unless previous
Issno.ed of private sae,l eighty of Timber
- b lots of five acre., more, as may suit the Dur
70 be surveyed at the expense Of said purchas-
The Land contains heavy growth of young thrifty
ETC., e.. beside some large timber.
Far Terms apply to Re sub scriber the premises
sSe- 10EH LOoFBOUROw.
January 80, 1885, 3wfa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21

ON THE VISION SIN RIVER
THHE SUBSCRIBER has jast opened ferry st the
4 EoOYe place, six niles above Helena aGd three
miles below Arena vhere ne will be ready all times
attend to- the business of feTTying pa1s@, teams
stock the favorable The above
l. the state Road leading fr0ga Monroe mich
iald CITY, TO mile from the latter place
Travellers will Esd ali the HodatiOrs OF good
ho e! his house with plenty of stabliBg and
ostlers. &ftfj JOHN sESAtB.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21


DR. Y q . obs:
sheetiESs and Shirtings, Blue and Brow n Drills
stripes ana ticas, Red and Yellow FIaaenIs
nGu a'a &rsS D anEets, Green and Gray
Blue aud White White
Marsailes Quilts, Garnet and Sas,ptesa Rags
All Kinds 81 PFintss Plain and Fig'd Delans,
opera tlannels, Rob Roy aud scotch Plaid
8ombasine, Merinoes ard Alpacas,
uihshaHs, Persian Twills,
six Warp Flannel. Bay State Shawls,
Moreens, Serpes
swiss an3 Book Muslins, Bishop Lawns.
Jaconets, , Drapery Musins,
ifisa Linen. Linen Dsmasks,
DamasE Table Cloths, Snow Dr0p Table Cloths
S SiiE uns,.. Birds Eye Diaper,
Plaid Musins, Broad Cloths
Cessi,neFs, Tyeeds
Satnets, Carpeting
Drugset and floor oil cloths, Table Oil Cloths,
"io'es and Hosisr-, sc, &C., &c.
aARDw ARE:
House furnishing Goods, Carpenters Tools,
Axes and ADJ, Hammers,
Haichets, Planes,
Steel Yards, Balances 100 to 500,
Eand, Back, q cut Saws, Feloe and Wood saws,
Compass SAWS, Augers,
Turning Gouges. Ch!sels
Gate and Barn Hinges, Plain Irons,
Saw sets, sad Irons,
Shoves and Spades, Scoops,
Log and Trace Chains, Lock and Dog Chains,
Iron Wedges, Crowbars.
Hay Knives, Finishing and Horse Nails
Halter Chains, Brush Scythes,
Curtain Pins and Bands, Coffin Screws,
Tea and Hand Bella, Door Bells and Hangings,
Spring Br1ces, Bench Screws
Mortice Cuages. Table Cutlery.
Pocket and Spa ing Knives Putty and Budding knives
CABINET rules, Mill Saw Files,
WOOD and Horse Rasps, Door and Chest Locks,
Cupboard Lock-, drawer Locks
M and trunk Locks, Satchel and Pad Locks,
rad LOcss, 4Ic, sc.
GR CERIES:
Sugar, Tea,
BIO and lava Coffee, Mocha Coffee,
Moiasses, Raisins,
candles, Snuff
Tobacco, Soap,
Putty, Shot
Glass; Rosin,
Turpentine, Tanners and Lamp Oil,
hlce, Rice Flour,
Lard, Picked Pork,
Rope, Tubs,
Brooms, Pals,
Spice, Pepper,
Ginger, Nutmeg,
Gloves, Mace,
Camphor, Borax,
Alum, Salt Petre,
Mustard, Sulphur,
Saffron, Nader
Soda, Cream Tartar,
CASTLE Soap, Castor oil,
Mofatt's Pills, Phoenix Bitters,
SC, sc. &c, &c.
Clothing HITS and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Creckery
Cana and Glass Vare SC, sc.
s. x l.. q. WHEELER,
Mineral Point Oct. IL, 1851. v7n45tf.
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Experience Of tan 81 years established
Tie iaci that Merchants Cciehraed Gargng Oil or Uni-
tessai Fanny EH5roeation, VIII cases,
leye ali such
Slsayins. Sweeney, Riugbone, Windgalls. PoN
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
Kinds, Fresh Wounds. Sprans. Bruises, Fis-
tula Sitlast. Sand Cracks. Strains, Lameness,
Foundeyei Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango,
rheumatism. Bites Of Animals, External Poi
SINS, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites,
Boils, Corus. Whitlows. Burns and Scalds,
Chilblains. Chapped Hands. Cramps. Con-
fractions Of the Muscles. Swellings, Weakness
of The Joints, Caked Breasts, dc DC DC
The unparalleled success Of this OIL the cure of dis
daisy becoming known TO the farming community.
can hardly he credited by those who have been
n tie habit ~ keeping their stables and houses what
vast amount OF pain, suffering and time saved by
the timely application oi tlls Oll.
BE- Re the name Of the sole proprietor GEORGE
W. MERCHANT, lockPort, y. Y, Is bc-vn in the side
OF the bottle. ana u his handwriting cork.
Al orders addressed The proprietor will be promptly
RESPONDED
Gel Pamrhle af the Agent and see what wonders
1rcomI,,isiIe by The uf this medicine.
Siti DY rcseCtah'e dealers generally, In the United
States IlI CaAaGa- Also by
Joseph Smith, Mineral Point, T : Ansiev, Linden,
l. G. " beelef Dadgevile, Tibbits6. Gordon, Madison.
af r. Genes, b3C-eNlis, G. n JeF cks, NItgyiiie,
IiTown & LatirHve, q ssyii=, Wilson, Potosi.
MOnre Costs Nusccdg, ; Mourc, Plstteyile,
H. X Miles, N:Niusthr, 7. & N Kirk, Bsraboo,
c. e. Skinner, Jamvsto n Woods, Fair Play,
J. ~ Burnett, Eli nboro, and
Wholesale by III. bos worth & son, aud w L. Hopkins
& Bro, hilwsU s3s7tf
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

XET offering for sale npon reasonable terms,
the following described trac land and city
in the Counties ef La Fsyette Columbia and Iowa, Wis
cOnsin:
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
Contiguous 10 the Hlleasaee & Mississippi Railroad
go WE viii seIthat valuable arm lately occupied
S~SS w by Mr. John Hand together with all the out
- Houses thereon. and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. said Farm
OF when Is broken and we'll fen ced There is dne pas
ture the same, and well Tstesed- a.so all kinds OF
Farming Implements. And 81 of ine land near
Dover, Wis. with q comfortable House the same
The above premises are situate The Model Mills
Iowa County minute description OF said premises
may De seen 81 our oa}ce-
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
Ii the counties Of I1lca and Columbia, Hliconsin
TsyHE undersigned offer for sale the following de
a scribed Real Estate:
4 of UHd = Of 4 of ! of sec 90, town range
s " = OF w =, Sec %, Town 5, Range East
W = OF \ I Or -, ;,
Und. 80 Of E = Of : or. -, 5, es
+ 4 o. or.
and E y OF \ z or 1, 4, i"
No. acres - 90 100 % of the ind north fractions and
OF or. Sec town :, range east,
No 81 95 leo MOTH fraction No. -, 10
No. acres ~ 90Ie0 fractional section "A, town IL, range
Ind = Of Lot 4yLiet's survey, Mineral Point, Wis
W Il of s. No. s., :, Sc
DUNN s. READ, .4srHts.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. 5itf
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GHEANYl4a 4LIANYL4o


We have upwards Of thousand black elk Brusha,
Empire States and several other qualities
s50oI lIAAFt-S, which win sell from
dollar upwards, and which beg particular
tenlUn.
BON EZ - ES7 BON ~ lE5 II So
We are just receiving upwards of three Thousand
nets and large of Bonnet Satns, Innings, and
artificial Flowers, all kinds, and several large Of
Rbbons-beautifu styles-Yuich we specially reserve
for the Ladies 81 their prices.
BOOTS and SHOE in great quantities, and
cheaper than the chespest.
CIoGhilg9 0loGhing2
In this department We defy competition We heve at
present on hand Mammoth stock of Fall. and WIN
TER CLOTHING Of our manufacture, winch for
variety Elegance of STYLE quality and low prices cannot
be surpassed; cgether with large assortment of broad
cloths, Cass meies, Doeskins, Petershas Pilots,
cts, Jeans and CoTduroys, Of every description, which
enabled 10 offer at Wholesale Retail at less
than Manufacturers prices.
Having lifted up Second story exclusively for
CLOTHING ~ AEsE-2kOSFE, and having now
in employment some of the experienced Get
tiers and 2" oTE will Cut al garments purchased
from any other firm, Immediately, at the regular
rstes- There VIII be delay fer ant Of help,
have in the different departments ARaGreG
hands employed to whom the highest wages given.
Pedicrs- Country Merchants and MIuuFs, sHpgiie1
Men York Prices adding transportation only
us- We will sell WHOLE SUIT of heavy Winter
Clothing for s., so.
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NOE ICE

4 IL PERSONS hereby forbidden TO mine, dig
n remove Mineral from, otherwise trespsss on
the following described premises, viz
North East II. CT : or. of Sec l. South hf Of y "
or. OF L. and " Or Ct \ E. Or Of Sec Il, Town
:, Range East. sso South half of the or. Sec s.
Town 4, Range 3 East. IRlitf1 JOHN HOARE-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21

"a = 500 E@- BOOTS - SHOES. &C.
EV nm nov prepared 70 sell aay kinds of goods at
~Ha3ssae - Low Dc had in ths county. solicit
a CAT ifoa ali those wishing purchase for again
JOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21

- UG AEss.-I5 Hh'ds Fair Kind y. Q. Sugar,
- So BbIs Clarified ..
10 Crushed * Loaf
Received and forsaIe low at G. W. COBB'S.
EE-IEF.0E WAGONS. and slso an assortment
w OF Baskets, may be found ST the Store Of
T. s. ALLEN.
- sff HTS and CELIA =. 80 dozen white
- shirts ant @ 2zen Collars of all qualities, Just
sisved and for sale low. oy JOHN MILTON
|TEIEAS-i50 soxes and IS Chests Teas. gun WIDER
n and hiscs, jus; received and for sale by
mo. MILTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21

Clotkiag, HITS and Caps, Boots and Shoes, C-eckery,
Cana and Glass Ware, SC. SC.
5. x L.. q. WHEELER,
Mineral Point, Oct IL, 1851 v7n4stf.
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EDR YC GODS.

40 cases men asd boys coarse Boots,
- . cGtf do
10 y - Rip do
u y boy cSErse and ine do
Is - WOMB and Misses and fine Bootees,
IL :" Chi}dTen's Assorted Boots and shoes.
II would be useless 10 cuumerate moTe every one
knows keep the largest ard selected stock o. Bots
aad shoes in Westora Wisconsin, and purchase direct
nom tRe manufacturers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-13
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC roR WV yonH-rHis DAY.
~ Rsgs....,.......G Is NOON nIsys......norn. 80
IN sgTs.............6 HieH wArER......oven. 3 y
Port or New York, March IL, 1858.

CLEARED.
Steamship Star Of the West Turner San Juan Morgan.
Ship Ra,enswood, johnson, New Orleans WIN Nelson
Son.
Ship Knicterboeker, Peabody, New Orleans Stanton &
Thompson.
ship City Of Brooklyn Mitchell, New Orleans Nesnith
Son.
BARK John Payson, Fuller, Garden Key, Place 4 Watts
Brig Excel TallDan savannah Sturges, Chairman Co.
Scbr Martha Post, Post, Mobile Post. Smith Co.
Schr John Boston, Lingo, Savannah Scranton Talimap
sehr Hawkins, Grinen Charleston, McCready, Mott
seir Roberts, Littlejohn. wilmington, J II Mathews
sehf W Cogswtll, Eiwood Wilmington MeCready, Mott
Schr New York, Adkins, Richmond c IL Pierson.
Schr Yorktown, Noglon, City Point Hunter x Co.
schr starkey, Chase City Point, master.
Schr Collyer, Hsyner, Philadelphia, W Mashewp.
sl6op Charles, Parrish, Providence, master.
Steamship illinois, Hsrtstene, Aspinwsll, March via
Norfolk, where she put in for coal to " D Roberts -,
steamship knoxville, Ludlow Savannah, SO hours with
mdse and passengers. 70 Mitchili. II, -,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Richmond &c, with mdse
and pAssensers, to LudlAm a Pieasants.
scLr " smith, Csuon, Georgetown, sdsys
sehr Tunis Egbert, -, Virginia. Towed up by steam
sehr Louisa Tarrow crAuncr, Philadelphia. March o.
Sandy Hook during heavy blow from the North carried
away foretopmast, foremast head, mantopmast, &c.
sehr John Rogers Elliott, Phisdsslphia
s sssI s / ns,ts fnS F rRil.sspes
Sehr William Ioper, -, philadelphia.
sehr L A Mathew, Chsppois, Phiiadeiphia.
Sch. LOu: Graz Ms't ss.,p rh Ph;i.s.ns
ssSr Pnieost, Busr. Pbhsdsiphis.
Schr q Parker. Compton, Philadelphia.
sebr Sarah X Eagle, Haley, Philadelphia.
sehr j s Harmed. Robbinson, Phnsdslpha.
sehs q psnsop, Chester, salem, ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-13
NEWS FROM ACAPULCO.
Our Acapulco Correspondence.

ACAPULCO, Mexico, Feb %, 1856
Movements Of the LIBERAL Army-Ertrac.s Of a Letter
from General Francis Moreno-Preparations for
Marching on The Capital Santa Anna Waiting 10 Re-
6eire the Three Millions Due on the Gadsden Treaty.
The " liberal army Of the South having marched for
the capital will furnish your readers such information
has been received by couers since their departure
As General Alvarez was advancing en- Buena VISTA
small town, garrisoned by regiment of government
troops, he met by officer with flag Of truce 70.
garding which and other topics will furnish you a
translation Of extracts from letter received By
friend of mine from General Francis Moreno:-
CAMP on BuryA VISTA, Feb 10, 1855.
Ny ESTEEMED FRIEND
Imagine our SURPRISE when, within three leagues or
this town, to receive flag OF truce The ofcer being
met by Colonel James Alvarez asked If his father was
actually present, and in command On being informed
he was he replied, ~ must see him. when the following
'cSh are Gem ss the
net ERE shot. We win i'm nediately surrender The
old chiesin spared their eelngr and directed him to
inform his superior oncer TO pronounce like patriotic
kexicans-which they did.
My friend, this reminds me Of a story read in an
whose reputation rife shot stood very high Being
on hunting excursion, and seeing racoon tree.
e Psns 70 rsn ASKED tns was
Ill come down. | am inclined to think we have the
government forces in the position the racoou
hope So al least as 1T win save great loss Of nte
We are waiting for the ammunition train to arrive,
snd will enter Chipancingo the 9th inst. From
private sGviees the troops are ready arrival I,
pronounce.
Our forces from Mchoacan will not arrive till the ID OF
next month, and think the General win take up his
line Of msrch far Cusrnavsca about the 18th THAT
town being within few leagues Of the capital IL will be
established general headquartert In the event.
however of the Dictator having left, we will push on
with all haste, and march in by all means.
Being well informed, can assure you the the
Dictator has not left Mexico previous to this is aside
from the express wishes OF the conservative party that
he trtans strong hopes OF receiving the three mil
lions which 10 be paid when the Commissioners have
finished the survey Of the boundary line. In this
must Illustrate him by the rapid movements all
forces. II with seven milton as already expended, he
has been unable 10 defeat he assurey can have no
ether object view than that of robbns the Mexican
patiopeof the three and making his escape possible
This money legitmately belongs to our party, and II
great, measure, from the loathsome burden heaped
upon her by tho Dictator
BY the aNiva Of couriers from many Of the States