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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13
The New Bernty Lana Bii,.

II is enacted, &c :, That each Of the survi.
wing commissioned and on-commi ssioned
officers, musicians and privates, whether Of
regulars, volunteers, rangers or militi., who
were regularly mustered into the service of
the United States, and, every officer, com.
missioned and non-commissioned, seaman,
ordinary seamen, marine, clerk, and lands.
man in the navy in any Of the wars in
which this country has been engaged since
1870 and each of the Survivors of the militia,
or volunteers. of State troops of any State or
Territory, called into military service, and
regularly mustered therein, and whose ser.
vices have been paid by the United States,
shall be entitled to receive a certificate OF
warrant. from the Department OF The Interior,
for one hundred and sixty acres Of land; and
where any Of those who have been 60 must
cred into service and paid, shall have receiv.
ed certificate or warrant, he shall be entitl.
ed to a certificate or warrant for such q
quantity Of land a. will make, in the whole,
with what he has heretofore received, one
hundred and sixty acres to each person hav-
ing served as Aforesaid; Provided, the person
SO having been In service shall not receive
said land warrant if it shall appear by the
muster-rolls Of his regiment or corps that he
deserted. or was dishonorably discharged from
service. rlr
Sec. q. And be it further enacted, That,
in case of the death Of any person who, il
living, would be entitled Ito q certificate or
warrants as aforesaid, under this act. leaving
widow, or il no widow, minor child or chill.
dren, such widow, or, If no widow, such
minor child or children shall be entitled to
receive certificate or warrant, for the same
quantity of land that such deceased person
would be entitled to receive, under the pro.
visions of this act, il now living-provided
that subsequent marriage shall not impair
the right Of any such warrant, il she be q
widow at the time OF making her application;
and provide, further, that those shall be con.
sidered minors who are SO at the time this
act shall take effect. -t8
| Sec. 3. And be il further enacted, That
in no case shall any such certificate or war.
rant be issued for any service lest than four.
teen days, except where the person shall
actually have been engaged in battle, and
unless the party claiming such certificate Of
warrant shall establish his or her right there.
to by recorded evidence of said service.
/ Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, Tha'
said certificates or warrants may be assigned
transferred and located by the warrantees
their assignees or their heirs at law, accor
ding to the provisions Of existing laws regu
, lating the assignment, transfer and location
; Of bounty land warrants.
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Glass No. 3, value 70 cts.

Blk Covington. Covington. /.
Blk of Albion, Albion......
Far. IL Nee. Blk, Rensselaer,
Steuben Co Blk, Angola. 80.
State SIX Blk, Jamestown. {.
Wabash Val Blk. Loganspt
Merchants Blk. Springfield.
Marshal Co Blk, Plymouth.
North Ind blk, Logansport..
Orange, Po>eyviile. .......
Public stock blk, Newport.
Perry Co blk. Cannelton....
Peoples blk, Lima. .......
Plymouth ok. Plymouth....
State Stock blk, Logansport
State Stock blk, Peru.
State Stock Security bank
Newport ......sss.."..
|Starke Co bk. Knox.
Traders blk. Terre Haute. i.
Western blk Plymouth. go.
Laurel Blk, Laurel..... -.
Farmers' e. Mechanics Blk.
Indianapolis ............
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Atlantic Bk, Jackson. .....
Blk RENSSELAER,. Rensselaer,.
Blk Rochester, Rochester.
Farmers Blk, Jasper
State SIX Blk, Mariou....
Shawnee Blk, Attica......-
Blk OF Attica, Attica. $500.
Blk OF North America, New.
port ....
Bk Of Bridgeport, Bridge
port ....... ....."....
Blk Of C0nnersviile. Con-
nersvillc ....- ...-.
Blk OF T Wadsworth, Mich
igan City ..... .........
Blk Of America, Morocco. !.
Blk of Auburn Auburn -.
Blk of Albany. New Albany
Drovers Blk Of Rome, Rome
Exchange k, (no issue)
Greencasde.. 1890.
Govt Stock Blk, Lafayette
Green Co Bk. Bloomfield.
Merchants Bk, Lafayette.
Mish. waka Blk, (no issuel
Miska wuka .............
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;"The English. Government contem.
plates having engaged in the war during the
opening year no less than 263 ,594 men of all
ranks in both the services, land and sea. and
that the sum necessary ltosuPport and render
efficient this body Of uen aud the ships to be
manned by them fora.sinsle year will be
more than.one hundred asd Shirty-sight mil
1ions Of dollars! e-t .-,s-
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Class No. 2, value 80 cts.

Indiana Reserve Bank
kOkomO.
North Western Blk, Bloom.
neld..... 80. ..........
New York Stock Bank Vim
cennee ..............
Tippecanoe BIZ. Winemac. /.
Upper Wabash Blk, Wabash
Wayne Blk, Losansport 80.
Wayne Blk, RiehnOnd.....
Wabash River Blk, Jasper. t.
Wabash River Blk, Neville
Wabash River Bank, New
COrydon...
Kalamazoo Bk, Albion.
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CLASSIFICATION
AND VALUE OF
INDIANA FREE BANK NOTES.
By G. COPELAND, Banker,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
pa p

Central Blk, Indianapolis.
Fayette County Blk, Con.
nersvtlle.
Farmers Blk. West1eld.. %.
'Gnmercy Blk, Lafayette. %.
Hoosier Blk, Logansport....
Indiana Blk. Madison. %.
lndiana Stock ok, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock Blk, Colum-
oub. ..............
Lagrange Blk, Lima.
Merchants q Mechanics Bk,
New Albany.............
New York Il Va. State Six
Bk, Evansville. .........
Prairie City Blk. TerreHaute
Gouthern Blk, Terre Haute.
Salem Blk, Salem ..........
Savings Blk of Indiana, Con-
nersville ..... go.
Traders Blk. indianapolis.
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Class No. I,
Rt Of Indiana. Miehiya,

Blk Of Indiana, Michigan
City ..............
Brookville Blk, Rockville,
Blk ofSyracuse. Syracuse. .
Blk of Elkhart, Elkhart. 80.
Blk of Rockville, Rockville
Blk of Goshen. Goshen. %.
Blk Of Mt Vernon, Mt Yer.
non. ...s.s.ssss ...ss....
Blk Of Salem, Salem......
Blk Of the Capitol, Indiana
polls. $4,000. $1,000.
Blk of Warsaw, Warsaw. ).
Ph of Monticello, Monti.
cello
Blk Of Paoli, Paoli.........
CanalBk OF Evansville,E v
ansville. .....:s.... 80. /.
Crescent City Blk; Evans
Cambridge City Blk, Cam
bridge City.............
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THE ALLIES sURRKNDKnKD!m

SINCE MESSRS ALTERING BRUMMER HAVE
- leased the OLD Conner Stand Water street. under tho
Journal Once and filed oyerfoving with the largest
and atest tyles and Winter Clohns Fur
nishng Goods etc. cell them astenshinsy low the
ALLIEs HAVE BEEN COMPELLED sURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part Of Mems and Boys rsady-mad Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the most
Of Gentle Dress Goods Tailors Furnishing Goods
ever brought this city Their facilities for ana
which them 1t all times I'LL all orders with the pest
goods and the Country and city
and the public generally respectfully invited TO call ana
their New Stock Prices before purchas
ing elsewhere. decl6-f
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Agricultural Blk, Mt Ster'
ling. ........ =. ......s
Blk of Fort Wayne, Fort
wayne $1,000. .......
Bk Of Rockport, RockpOrt.
Bk Of South Bend, South
bend ......-.. -. .....
Blk OF Perrysville, Perrys'le
Delaware County Bank
Muncie ..-..............
Elkhart County Blk. Cos
men,. .............
Great Western Blk. Terre
naute ..............
Huntington County Bank t,
Huntington .............
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure Of
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS,
RRcICHITIS, WHOOPING- CODGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

wIspox SHALL BOW TO IT. AND rHK GREAT or THE EARfu
SHALL KSEEL BEFORE IT,"
Never could said truth. ap-
plies remedy affections the andiuDg
exalted In learning and power acknowledge its supremacy
while both the little and the feel Its benefits The
liberal minded among those skilled
mastery dstempers which have bafed their art
Those Of exalted stations ashamed testify its
but deem IL duty and pleasure thus hold
Of their experience to their suffering fellow men.
Extract from letter Of Minister the Of the
Sublime Porte.
Dr. sr nsnnT Pncpn
from the sultan has been delivered his private
That you hind = to send me has been
1ss. s:'lFs:sSs .. n. sEo hsH FISH,,
Dr. .; A.;.:.I ca.ssJ fIs1Sssi ssiy !.
every country the highest aspWr9Ssfi .r1urpp
Among the eminent Edito. who testify their psrsoa
usefulness Of the CnERRr PEcrOnAL their sections
BouenroS, the Federal Union, Milsdssvills Ca
L. PArrox. Christian Advocate Knoxville. Tenn.
ssSs psu,san Gsssn.
HARVEY. McKESxiY. 4 Co.. State Gazette. Burlington.
RAHaosD assrr. s CO.. Ne. Sorf Times.
s. Corr. Christian Freeman. Boston,
WV. B. yAcoBs. Christian Chronicle Phiad.
their papers 70 the public but have sent me their
letters the eject that they have found my preparation
space hers. but, asep. be-
low named will furnish my American Almanac. gratis TO all
8. AVER. Ar.e.,s., and Analytical oA.n-
aSr Sold in Evsnsvills BY KELLER. FARNsLEY co.
II e 5!
CAMPBELL; and by Druggists throughout the state.
on under familiarity OF name. ~h2
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THE QUEsTuOy.

TuNHE before the Meeting this TELLER
what feller-and his sal-are about psrtedfer
timeAnd they exchange for that
pay for having the pictures he only has
money enough for picture in ordinary and
other magnificent picture should be put
in the magninsent esse-his own ugly mug. horn =
Would be gallant In him TO in the ugly
Would Do nerous In him TO put in the ugly case
which she is 70 keep, THAs the question before the meet
ing honss. We are open for the discusssn.
WEBSTER Bro. Dasusyr.otygise
iana-N Over LWssaes's Nashb Depot.
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TEl,EGRAPHIC!
I Reported expressly for the Daily Journal. ]


~ - 40 New YORK, March 10.
The fire at Tompkinsville, Quaran
Staten Island, last night, destroyed seven
buildings, including John Johnson's grocery
store, Mrs. Olms,ead's millinery and John
Webster's dwelling. The Dutch Reformed
Church was three times on fire, but was saw.
ed, Many families were rendered houseless.
Total loss $4,000. The FIRE originated in
grocery from the explosion of camphene
lamp. s..a ..a.
The ST. Louis sailed from South Hamp.
ton for Havre with twenty-five passengers
and $4,000 in specie. aEH lo
WILMfNGros, March 10.
Teree of Garrches powder mills, under one
roof, exploded about O'Clock, killing John
Pague, and wOundlng three, others, two of
whom are expected to live. rr
PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
The U. 8. steam frigate Susquehanna ar
rived here to-day from tour years cruise in
the China seas, in which she sailed 1887
miles.
A disastrous FIRE is raging to-day in the
woods near Millville, N. J. Several hundred
acres are alreacy burned over. The wind is
very high.
a dispatch from Washington says the
President will not appoint Brigader Gen.
eral for the new regiments till meeting of
next Congress.
PITTSBURGH, March 10, P. NJ.
There are eight feet four inches water in the
channel and falling. The weather is clear
and mild. 81
s--. CIEcIsxArr, March lC, P. NJ.
The river has risen three feet. The
weather is cool and cloudy.
CIxcISxArI, March 10, p. M.
Flour % 309s 40. Whisky 2iX924,sc. Cheese,9l
9IOc. Provisions firm, but sales arge 10000
lbs bulk shoulders sold at &c packed pork sI3
Groceries firm and In good demand. Eastern ex-
change l4eDlz prem. a. ,sr,tle - ANA. 4
-. NEw YORK, March 10, Pm.
Flour firm and unchanged; sales of 900 bbls good
Ohio and Southern. Sales Of 100 bushels of wheat
6rm. Corn is higher with few sales Western mixed at
975zc and Southern mixed 4904ze. Pork Is easter
quotaby ower sales Of old mess at Ga % and
prime mess at SA 509ls. Bsefis unchanged. Lard is
firm. Whisky Sic. Groceries firm. Linseed oil is
buoysnt Stockssre better. Money is plenty.
MEMPhIs, March 10.
Mike Kehoe was killed on the steamer
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7As most srfraordtnsry discovery ths Werdis ths
Is Great Asakiaa Remedy for Ma and Beast.
.r Il. g. fARkELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT.


CELEBRATED a AR fHsf L1N1MHNr.
WYE DAILY HEAR sfshs most astoaishins being
e. ssi. ssd
truly say, from knowledge that medicine
ever allow himself to Re without this sovereign balm who had
% = and n
utes time We esrnssy desire to call the sgent
i:s
irom many ofths most Of cures effected
vince the nost seepeai Of u traascsndsn rtues
esrtsss of patient
o The
Ash had withr leaving nothing apparently but dried skin
Il !. the most sc.sious remedy Known for burns sprsns
wounds bruises chlbains neuralgia toothachs bites Of
and 'sn; n.. S
ailments Of horses and cattle such asswesay fary
:rs. gall: sS.is. eyes, p.1si. Sndns:s ETC.
used n the Sssns. 81 hssus pSs.sy 1nsssns and
family should keep this valuable remedy hand ready for
any emergency.
" LOOK OUT FOR cOUNrERFEITs!
has
Liniment the dangerous Of all the
viz 4. and
only their error when the spurious mixture
The genuine article manufactured only by H. g. Farrell
iss '1s sS% M
sss:ei.: .5dr;:ss yss
and his na'ufe on the wrappsE Al ssssr are scSssss
Sold who,s..l. and retail .s.s.: Es.s.1.. ss
and BY regularly authorised agents throughout the United
q: Price Is and soeene. and o. per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED n every town village and hamlet in
Xddr.s.H G. Farrell above seconpaniea with rood re-
ference ~ to character. responsibility. &c. mhs
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n RM0VAL.

saee REMOVAL.
tween water and frs. st. neg. door 70 H.iisei
s., D to m sss
Of :. many n:x ones :. are I to
liberal patronage given receive eontinu.nce Of
sane keeping everything usually kept in the bss. Family
30 s.ss rs: Grove and n RxoSs s5
janis Main st. bstw. First and Water.
OsT.-A heavy PHO. Cloth black ovs.oo.s containing
papers in the pocket bearing the owners
Any person leaving the same atth' office will be literally
~ nj snFE EEoM ,..S II: d.v
It jani2 COOKS Family Grocery.
lCE-is si'ses' best quality jus, !sss sIE .als
febI0 Sye. Water.
TENNEYA sORBNsN.
wHoLrsALk DEALERS ~ sEocEnIEs AND LIQUORS. coHsEk
HE have this day formed for
II: pfIpG,s Of doing sh0sa. and .IE
Howss purchased their stock and made additions make
complete shall be able TO offer good bargains
~ isss s. s. sok HhSSt'
III. s..s a..
Poien and Cinder snovsisi
Store. s " ether ka
NOTICE.
a settle the with the andsI'sn-
ed. with - little delay m possible am,
dec14 HENDRiCkS MchEA.
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
on WATER STREET. BET. SYCAMORE AND VINE.
SAM'L p. HAvLIN has opened Grocery and Provision
store the aS1vs place three doors
Groceries efsll kinds and FRESH MEATS he will keep
all hours. and invites psne
Mea good andp ricesl low. decl3-tf
II q DOE Broons on hand and for sale at
IL jan17 7. BACON CO.'S Femily Grocery.
SYRUP Piaetation and Molsssss BY bbl halfbbl or
- gallon, hand and for sale ~
jani7 7. BACON CO.'S Family Grocery.
DRAN and Shipstuf constantly hand and for sale
ID janl7 7. BACON Co. IS Family Grocery.
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DISSOLUTION.
01HE partnership Of FOSTER BROWN was dissovedb by
i hmitd5on the first instant
Our friend and who indebted
fer especial aor Tin addition many heretofore
ded BY calling old settling paying
their balances Those whom indebted will
er claims for payment Either party authorized
the name Of the firm in liquidation. NJ. W. FOSTER.
WILLIAM BROWN.
CONTINUANCE. tlHtes
THE undersgnea would respectfully friends
the Of the late firm Of Foster Brown
will tie by him the old stand where
he pleased friends that city or
receive those that do and will
exertion we'll and faithfully For the liberal
would return his sincere q anks.
mhi2 N. w. FOSTER.
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MEMPfiIs, March 10.
Mike Kehoe was killed on the steamer
Queen of the West. g! taam
We learn tina, Kehoe was from Pittsburgh
He was about IL years of age.
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/. - The canal boat Nation Rowley, Capt.
Smith, we leave for Terre Haul, his dayiat two
p. M. aoi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04
FROM CALIFORNIA sls, o, c 600 IN GOLD.
New York, June rs.

New York, June rs.
The steamship Star of the West arrived her.
| last night, and brings two weeks later new.
from California and $500, 900 in gold
The municipal election took place in San Fran
cisco on the 2eih ult. and resulted in the success
OF most OF the names on the Democratic ticket
Nothing OF importance has occurred a. the
mines
During the eight days. counting from the sth
May, gold valued al about one million of dollars
was deposited at the U 5. Branch Mint
The reported deialcaiion OF Angus Frierson. in
December last amounts 10 about Sl77 600 Mr.
r was Financial manager IN Wells. Fargo & Co S
Banking and Express office in Sacramento
The sum OF Sl,2l6, 1923 went iorw ard in gold
dust 10 the Eastern States, by the steamships
Sonora and Uncle sam on the afternoon of the
9TH
] ne gambling law went into effect May 18th,
when all the gambling saloons shut up tor
ever
The creditors and holders of certificates of the
'd'e Barking House OF Page. Bacon q Co, have
held large meetings relative 10 the refusal of MIR
Daniel ID Page 10 make the parties whole who
came forward two months since 10 sustain the
mouse at the Time OF first suspension. Commit
'es have been appointed TO examine their ac-
counts and affairs generally. Finally at meet
IHg May 29th. MIR T. K Garrison came forward
and pledged his property TO the amount OF $780,
poO IN support OF the House bv wsy OF securing the
creditors and staying all h-rher legal proceed
lnss. Inc proposition seemed TO have given very
general satisfaction and The CREDITOR. are looking
forward with renewed hopes of being finally in
demnifed
he affairs Of Adams 4 Co are now being in
Vest'ga'ed. and in the District Court il has been
decided by Judge Lake that Bankers are entitled
10 The benefits of the insolvent acts
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04
u. > NARSfiAI.,S NALL.
United States OF America,


EbeneIer brigham, Charles Rracken John Bracken.
Ieorga Messersmith and Abner Nichols.
HlV virtue of an execution issued ont of and nnder
" the seal OF the United States District Court in .nd
seed against the GOODS chHtels lands and ,eneme,t.
toenezer Brigham, Charles Bracken. John Bracken'
k"p and levied upon all the title and Interest
Inch the said Ebenezer Brigham, Charles Bracken John
IA the 9TH day ofJry D. 1854 or at nny time tn
r., 10 the following described real estate To vii
At: The of section We, 5, in town six e. rsnsr
<, D. east the west half of q O OF section Ave-
r"ctonai section reven, in Elk range air
east: The n of section seven, 7, in town SIX q
fhge SIX H. east; the east half of O of section
-pen IN town six &, six, s. the east hall
the OF section seven, Z, in town six, g. range sx
six. range SIX e. east the of secrion a., IL 10
II town six range six. g. the half OF The
$50 the east ha II nj the nine g. in town
II Q, ranae six, 8, east the half the O and
range six t. east the of be O land m.
ss. nan OF the Of section len, 10, In ak, g.
Fahee ak D. east, all N bans County WISCONSIN The
south nail OF The of seticn twenty SEVEN 81 In
own Tour, 4 range three B. east and the q of acc
on twenty seven n range three, g. east; all in IaFay.
cute County and state of Wscnnsin-.Lso the nndiyi
iea one third part Of the east fraction Of the of sec
uoh hr'>, 81, IN town eight & four A. east, and
ne nndividef one halfo The halt OF the e q of
section tw, MY nine, 70 in town eight g. range four A.
Lo Nnone hundred snd thirty 80 in the vii.
age Plat Of Mineral Point lows Co State OF Wise usin
Containing one and forty seven hnndreths n l0i O.
.
own five. S, twn 2. east the wes hail of the q
q OF section twent, five 25 in five 5 range two
ast; the offs az section .x. g. in town our =
range three rsst: all iowa County, state of " ia
consin The undivided half tho east half of the
. OF eection twenty sevep 81, town ten To- range
We D west. all in Crawford County and state aforesaid
shall expose for sale and pu bic auction at
ne Cont House in the town OF Mineral Point Iowa
ounty ard State of Wiconsin- saturday the fourth
ny OF August at the hoar of one NJ of that dav D.
'coo to satisfy said and COSTS Il peber with
my fees and CHARGES for serving same
:. v R. ABIEMAN, o. : Mar.hsI
hg Tr1oA IRIS Den
sHARPsTKIS, u s AIRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04
NEW TROUBLES IN MEXICO

Advlces from Brownsville on the Rio Grande
10 June 9th announce the almost universal spread
OF well organized rebellion against Santa Anna 5
authority IN thai quarter. The city of Monterey
nan surrendered TO the insurgents, and General
1afuona ITS commander with his men were ia.
Aeh prisoners of war. General Antonio Jaureg
"''i mas invested with chief power by the victors
a'a ne imme dtately marched 10 SatiIlo The
uoie OF o"ahula was enwrapped in the flame OF
ihsnrrec'ion. and the troops stationed al Tam.
duilPas had revolied. Santa Anna forces were
os'''s concentrated al Fanargo, OH the Rio Grande
IA o'def 10 keep me communication with Mata-
nio,as open but his power evidently on the
"eI 'ihe. Natamoras and all the country Of Tam.
'"ipas' were declared in state of siege
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04

OrTrcKR SHOT On Monday nigh last. row
was gotten up at the Stag Inn. in the lower part
of town, by few persons under Spirit ual infu-
ence, which bid fair 10 result in something more
serious than hard words. Deputy Sheriff lvEs.
who lives in that vicinity. attempted TO quiet the
isturbance and while in the discharge of duty a.
an officer, he received shot from a pistol in The
hands of Saml. Tsrrl (who keeps III house, in
the left breast, evidently aimed with deadly intent
The ball entered Immediately over the region o.
the heart. but fortunately struck rib, and CLAN
cling off passed around under the arm and lodged
under the skin the back, when it was extrac,
ted by DR.. J. II. Vivian, and we understand
Mr.. Ives is doing well
We hope that every man engaged in the row
may be dealt with according TO Law and that III j.
may be the last occurrence of the kind in Min
eral Point.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

The propretors offer for sale the office of the
Independent american The paper has good
circulation and advertising patronage, and the
office is furnished with a mnch larger and better
assortment OF job type than any country office in
this region, Ii has the reputation OF doing ex
celent job work, and turns out annually large
amount.
The office is located in very intelligent and
thriving community and will be sold on such
reasonable terms (ior casb) as 10 make it a rare
bargain to good practical printer Possession
given i'm Tediatefy. IN the first of October
For further particulars address
PAGE & CHATTERTON,
Platteville, Visions in.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04

PLArrHvILLK AcADkMr.-The annual catalosu.
Of the Platteville Academy for ls54-35, from the
p:ess of Page & Chatterton, is before u.s. 1t is a
very neatly executed pamphlet of 16 pages
FROM It we learn that the whole number of stu
dents IN attendance during the yer Iss; fort,
SIX OF whom were in the classical department, and
the remainder in the English.
The coming term will commence on the firsr
Monday IN September. The institution is in a
nourishins condition. and no school in the Sta,
Is more worthy of patronage than the Pla,,evil g
Academy.