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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
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ASSIGNMENT.

1919 <-''@Si-''lh''
The state BGisk OF linUis Aesumpsit.
virtue # writ % fer acias issued OFT Of and M
3 Ter the seal Of the Circuit Court he Comfy Of
bFrsyttte aHG -tate Of Wisconsin, b. airing The
twenty fret day IF May a. D. 1855, in sbuve inl-
led cause and to directed and delivered fgaintt
the gooc5 and ctatels, lands anj trutulents o. the
9GsVo FAMED &c end&H's. have levied upon and
sIcz-d all me GIT. titie la he ma
med defendants, +" The state Bank Of Illinois" 10 The
following described real estate So The property of The
Ebuvr nalaed de euGant wit: The half Of the
south cast quarter and north quarter 81 the south
st quarter OF scc'jou number thirty Eve Is. IN Town
ship number htc. ). north range number Two :,
east OF the fourth principal naridian. in The County o.
Iowa state "f Wisconsin utauue 100 ceres aDd an
"i bach sha expose to sale pubic vendGe 20 We
highest @nd best bidder, cash. ard shan sell ne
and al he right, title and clas v hch sad oe
eEd-ut lad ia aEs 10 the above described lands anu
real state the tenth day pcfoheT in the yesr
OF orr Lord thUuand eight hundred 9nd fythrreor
Itauy time since tina day hch Gid defendant ~ond
have had thsTeir had said Ceiend-rt rot eeasfd 10
act IS body cUrporgte at The front door Of the ConTI
House in the village IF Mineral Point SaJurdat me
18th day Cf August, i'll the year OF Lord one thou
and eight hundred md fifty Eve between the hour oil
nine O'clock the To- and the setting % the sun
# said day, - satisfy said writ ard he Ia" d.
TLcts LEVI TERLlHG,
Sheriff Iowa County, Wis
JANIS y. KSowtToT, Esq PIES. Att'y.
Mineral sn f5is.. 5 jas cf5es sib 50 na'"6
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

HeH Puf-J-T. Minis, Esq, one of Mr. Booth 5
counsel IN the Glover case before Judge Miller
was considerably astouuded at the questions put
10 those called jurors by the court as to 1eheth
e. they had any conscientious scruples about
bringing in a verdict in favor of the plaintiff Gar,
land. Mills is a notorious wag. and observing
that every tried before the court during the
present session, thus iar-with one exception
where there was 10 appearance on that side-has
been decided IN favor of the plaintiff, and having
a cause IN which he was employed on the side OF
the defendant, got up in court. the other dav. and
cooly asked The Judge if he had any conscientious
se1Hptss aboot dPcldiag IN fdror of Defca-
duaf z-.Had. Jour
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

AlpaHy- JuiY 10.
Liquor Case at Ill 6G"y i hepTelimnary ex-
animation OF the case OF Laudon proprIeior nj
tue City Hotel, charged with selling hquor con.
irary 10 law, caused the greatest excitement here
The Court Room Hall and streets in the yicinity
were crowded. Justice Cole decided that the
compliant made information and belief was suf6
Gent 10 authorize the issuing OF a warrant. and
that iAe charge was competent TO be examined.
was postponed TN Tuesday P II.
Charles {. Williams, one of the Carson Iaaena
compliments IN This case. was severely assaulted
e he Was passing out OF the Hall Of the Police
Court and was >howered with pulverized charcoal
oy unknown parties.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

Charles Bra ten Sylvester Preston William Ken.
d al William Nicholas AID William PhlIhps
EpY vi 81 writ Of TcnJiiaie E1pcras issued
.ro'T the office Of the Clers of iFcut curt IN and
DAY OF Juna ID. IS ; in the above nitied ard
"a mo Cir d, commanding to self cause be-
sold ths property 81 the SAID Sylvester Il. Preston. H.
,IaU AcH l&l- Hiam Nichols AMI William : Phiips
rakcH b. tho &. h day uf MarLh. A %. l-s9 hy
,iTtue eXauGicn issued from sad C"uri. he
sht estisi car e, viz This, quarter OF
section plumber .ti:iy three, > in township number
de, :, norm az rauge nun Der trec. east;
hall he sgG.h wet quarter G rciu nun Der ihlrt.-
Hrse So ~ rstip no5aber tirr s. north uf rArg-
number three. east Ire east 4'f o. the son east
quarter of set ruIer thirty che, 81. in hip
Number SIX rt-th rf rance number suur, east The
equal Undivided hre iJTh al tie half tho
LLh west GnFtrT az section number itirg t. o p in
10 szp HlHtT 1t, o., cFti OF range number four, 4,
,ast; th- south quarter IF the uSrh west quar-
-eS at CtuR number thirty towns bu
bgT Eve, . north Of range nu@lber three 3 Gust; the
ElTty iATe@. - ia township Der five = north Of
taif-e rEUse lhree, p. the equal un iyidtd
bee 20 'rtas part OF the north quarter Of the
snh Wtst quarter al q cIaH UuFHher thirty y. in
ffEf.iffT
!, east ANA he Esl! she south quarter OF the
south west quarter ri section number thirr two, So IN
tpSnshp lsnheT nE- ;. Eorh ii range number lhTre.
3, east AT OF said lands situate, i.ng and berg IN
Count. OF Iowa slate OF Wisconsin Al of hich shall
expose iu sale al pnic vend She hi bei
bidder FIR cash. and sh4 - sell same and i a right.
cad 10 tfe aGHTe described Ia1tis and
- Gay OF t5@cem Der. s. iS55 any time
hist DAY, a IN front door of the Cont vii
se of n neral Potn', saturday the 25th day ~ Au
gust, in Year ord ere tfous I'd eight hnudres
1uo diy five seween the bogrs ct miro o'cnck the
forenoon and the su IN of said ay to a fsfy ss3
writ and costs ae The law directs
LEVI STERIlNc.
sheriff iowa CrUnty, Wiz
JAHEs u. K SoviTos, Esq. Any for Pm.
sher rs ofce, p3eSv
Mineral Point jain <. IS h-'-''
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
WISCONSIN TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the Wisconsin Teachers
Association viii be held in the city of Racite.
commencing Wednesday August 9Th at | o'clock
A. NJ. Addresses may be expected from Rev. a
c. Barry. Superintendent of Public Instruction ;
Prof N l.. Cobeigh OF Lawrence University
and 5 G Stacey.
ESsaq-'iile proper course of study to be pur-
sued in our pubic schools--the order of Subjects
am, time to BE- devoted to EACH. l.. P.ckard.-
Qacstion-Should The system Of awarding pr-
yes be I,ractced in onr public schools 2-Af. L.
Hodges Neg !. 81. Sterling.
Essag-lo What extent should natural science
be tauynt in our eubiic schools % NJ Conover.
GueStior--Should ,uiiorn3iiv of text books be
required by law 2-Af. s @. Stacy. Neg w Van
Ness
Essay--T he best means of securing the attend
ance OF larger number Of the children in our
state upon the public schools 6 MrMynn.
Q,tsstlo,,-Should any one in the habitual use Of
! protane language, Intoxicating drinks or tobacco
be licensed TO teach IN our public schools All
c. Childs Neg D. Y Kileore
By paying full fare to Racine and presenting a
persons will return free the Green Bay, Mil
xaukee s, Chicago, aud Milwaukee & Mississippi
Rail Roads.
| Female teachers may expect entertainment il
/ private families during the meeting without charge
On the arrival OF the cars from Milwaukee, teach
/ ers requested 10 NEE: in the high School
Building where The first meeting will be held
All teachers and friends OF education are cordial
I ~ invited 10 be ptesent at annual gathering
Editors, friendly TO organization, viii confer
/ a favor, by giving notice 10 tie above meeting
and urging upon teachers, in their localities, the
duty Of attendance
i 1faason, Jolly 7ih 1853
DANox \ hILGoRE JONI 6 McMYxS
/ Secretary. President
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
john G. AicMYSx
PRESIDENT.

ANOTHER REsFossE The Ia Crosse Nation
a. Dcm0Ylt has tue folio wing significant response
TO the State papers official intimaton as to the
candidates to be nominated and the platform to
be erected by the forthcoming Democratic State
Convention
In our Editorial experience thus far. the advan-
iages and satisfaction OF living under Democrat
&c State AdDin!st ration. have been few All we
can recolleci now Is. that the Secretary of State
sent notice 10 the Republican in La Crosse, and
sent nothing 10 The thing had mean look
aad we have doubt there was meauness at the
bottom OF it. Any how, are don't ore The State
administration anything
We have misiaid the .2rg1s but his platform
amounts 10 THIS .41iti- haotc Nothing; 4ati- Mane
Liquor Lutc; and TGg reform The ~6rgus may
have meat and powder enough TO fight up to the
wall on that plan, but what of the Nebraska guns
The Republicans will play " Anti" with these. 10
dead certainty. and are the Argus folks prepar-
ed for them To our view the canvass spreads
out in this gh,. Wisconsin, is .laii~Slarerg and
FINN Nebraska 10 the core and it would be stupid
not TO recognize il The Anti Nebraska sent-
ment pervades tie great body Of our people indie
pendent of parties. Democrats here have hereto
fore been placed in wrong position, and the Re-
pubhcans have rrinrnphed falsely II the Demo
cratic party Is beaten this fall il will be beaten
falsely Oar notion is to first set the issues right
before the people, and then call convention
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

In The matter Of he estate of SsrnaeI Hi deceased
& AN re ding and fling the petition of William u n
OadfninslTator OF said estate representa- o
or things that he has fully ri .nnsttred ssid eS,s
Pra ihS teAt Ilne and lace be fixed for ,xar.t u
deTed that said account be examined nv no - OF
his court on the seb day OF August next e,snse OF
Lhs once 81 SAID 'udge' IN ths village Of HighIsnd -
And IS further ordered, taa notice thereof he vi-
u 81 persons Interested b5 publishing COW Of ~;
order Ter iETee successive week 'His
ami nations II the Mineral Port Tribune, week. 80
paper Published at Mineral Point, in said CONT 1--WE
Dated iujy Il, 1855. L. NJ STP0NS-
' County Jsdra
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
REPUBLICANS STATE CONVENTION.

\ REPUsItCAN STATE CONVENTION S'h be ht I'd
"a 81 he Capitol, Madison Wednes''a,- fhe 9Th
ay OF September, A l.. 1850 al L ociuek, n Tor the
rurros, cf nominating cand dates r state Officers, to
be supported by the people a. the next General klco-
ton sud the transac ion of sRth .tlF buz'ne "a
may he deemed expefient.
Each Senatorial ard c-ch Assembly District Of the
state iii emitted Delegates ia sd Convention
The Committee wc,id respectfully suggest t6a' the
several District Conventions for the i'aclt of Del
eza.es 70 the state Convention &c hell q O'Clock ?.
NJ, on saturday, the ash day oE August-
In case. where Conventions for ha selection Ct Dele
gates a-id IL Senatorial District. re Delegates
from several Assembly Districts, comprised in sub
Senatorial District empowered point tie Sena
;orial Delegates for such District
WI. 4. Waite, Ch'nn, WKMAS SFopNER;
j. A. SLEEPER T.. B. WoL.cDIT,
e. Z. WUSDE2fy, u. w. HAtL,
JOHN wALwORTH, sAMFEL DAIRn,
Republican state Central CCc,mittee.
Dated AT Madison July O. I-J5.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

Be it ordained by the Trustees Of the Village OF Aln
( erai Point
sec. |. That the owners occupants OF eacn ahu e'
cry lot lots situate and abutting upon that pal y
ligh street situate and lying between Vine Sreel h
IJa in the village Aforesaid and every iot or io
situate and abattng uDon that part OF Commerce 80
situate ard Wing between Hoard Street and the gu
ofthe stone building formerly occupied oY VIZ
ia1yon dwelling house in said village shaii
gnd hereby requires keep, from and amer u.
18th day ofJuy. A. ~ 1855. al sidewalks running
said BOT or lots in good and sufficient repair and 50 =
ah rd q safe and easy passage thereon. u IN.
SEC. .. That every person persons who shai -.
late the provisions of the LIST section of this
and no ehail not keep the side walks across VI
lot lots in good and sufficient repair shall De
peEaity of three dollars and every DAYS c"h',l To-
neglect refusal to repair and keep in gooo o.,
the said sidewalks after notification by the Stlee' ~
missioner shall subject the party offending 10 Oh o."
iional penalty of three dollars.
latest ] Pre'iatH-
JOSEPH II CLARY, Clerk. 81,
Joseph H. Clary. Clerk of the Board ~ lru ,h.t
the Village of Mineral Point. Wis., do heTeO
the foregoing ordinance passed by he BOAR sv OF
tees OF the village afOre7aid- on Aorday ne :.
July a. D. 1855, quorum being Preseni ana tSSs
Clerk Board 1rAs'es'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
Postscript.
Death Of Lord Raglan

Just as our paper was going TO press, we re-
ceved the Galena .4drertiser, containing London
dates to the 4th, by the steamship Arago. The
only important feature of the news is the death
Of Lord Raglan. lie died the 2Sh ult, and
is succeeded in command of the allied forces by
Gen. Simpson.
Nothing further from the Crimea.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
Nm COTHERN, yu1ra
I NzssSoaz sol. for Commit. U490'
state az Wisconsin; ,
Iowa County.

iowa conn, IS
Amssa Cobb, Comp r. suto7ia RATIO Cfrrui, Co,t
Iowa County, Wis in E4uts on bill for partition
EFiE subpoena in this cspse having bee ret,,-e -.
ssrysdf r the reason that said defendant cD,Id nor
ha found and sad defendant having can sad his
nearsUce herein "a be entered arc9rii 10 tho rras ~
H7hctfC" this '+3rJ, ll having been rosda s.,i.
cioriiy in etspr7r by at.v;t AID cor, Tarft tta,
said &C daUt Is not now resident of this stsie ma
cannot upoa @nG'ry be found therein Irr,1 resd;rg
amt d'iag sad ri13ast and upaa motion OF safd en-
TasHaH o. I. T. YES E-q his s,sIicil,r il ia h-.
T CFdel that the said defendant and he i ha-ehv
Get1f ed srd taken - b. absent defendant and he
s1 h3SSBI defendant Re and b.. hereby ordered srf
directed ~ apDesr, pe9d. answer temir tn the hin az
complaint o. SAID c8ppaina.t before tho I-h d,v
81 september d. 1851 - in default thereof the .af
comp apar.7 bill of complaint will he taken as con
tossed AND decree entered accordingly nd il is fnr
ther Ordered that this or8~r Re publ for SIX week
-uccessiv H. II least in each week in the Min
aTal Point Tribune" weekly newepaner printed ana
published IN said state. and tie f-s. pnbca1ioa
thereof ne made within twenty days fr,.aI the date Of
his or der. By The Court,
l. r NFsgvoRF, SOL fer Cornprt
Datcd June, 1855,
hereby certify that the foregoing is true COPY (
the order made and on q in sHl cause bv our said
Court Witness ny hand this 2Fd day July n ls55
JAMES HTTCHI~CN.
nS@WR Clerk Circuit Court Iowa Co. Wis
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

The los, -uaa-Sone month since Mr. Mel
len, respectable man suddenly disappeared from
Chicago. Since then, a man answering his des~
crption in size and other respects has been fire.
qneutly seen in the neighborhood of Bevdere.
Rockford, sc. perfectly Wild and deranged lie
is represented as nearly uaNej, with sunlen eyes,
beard very long ard hair matted ami dirty
When seem lie fees from the face Of man as in
stinctIyey a wild animal. Large numbers OF
men have been in pursuit of him. bat at the last
accounts, without success-GGi .fdreriiSer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

Democratic Simplicity Mr. Ledyard. the Dem
ocratc Mayor OF Detroit, cut distinguished Il 9
IRE ia tue procession in that city on the 4th-
lie rode in magnificent carriage, drawn by four
cream coiored horses. ridden by little positions
costumed ~ foreign style and with two servants
Ia livery upon the seat where the driver generally
sits aud one more in the place OF foot man-
I'LL Nctt
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

.3aeHpt TO Capture Iteg Iruish .3imirGis The
Ru>sians recently, attempted to capture two Brit
ISL Rear AdmIrals. who undertook to make re-
couuoisauCes OF the northern side OF Croustadt-
In their gigs they approached within fourteen
AundIcd yards OF the spot where the Russian YES
sells were b!ockading the harbor. Two Russian
boats put OF III pursuit o. them; their intention
being preceyed from the British ships, they hoist
ted the &c recall" aai iAe Admiras took the hint,
and get on board their vessels as fast as they
could.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
MARKETS
Madison, July Ii, 1855.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

Madison, July II, 1855.
FLOUR AND GRAIN
FLoUn-s9, 5OalO,Oo per Dbl; in sacks s4.z5
a5.OO- Corn meal per ewt~ Sl,75
OR.IS-"heat, winter, l,4Ua1 80 per bushel
spring club ,20a13o. Corn, SOC Barley, GJa
7Oc Rye, 75a9Sc. Oats. SOC
Milwaukee, July II, 1855.
Business brisk, but receipts of produce light.
WHEAT Winter, l,70a1,75; Spring I,GOa
RTE, 90
BARLEr-7Oa7j.
OATs-4Sa50c
CORS-70c.
PoTAToEs-lG0
NooL-20a35.
Chicago, July 10.
Wharf ,55al 60 for common warehouse 70
good milling spring. Winter 1.75.
CoHS-at Tic per 60 lbs
OaTs-Quiet at dc.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

he Liquor Law was passed BY the Houses yes.
terday, by vote of 2l3 to 80 Resolutions were
also adopted declaring it the duty of Congress 10
PTcn'bt Slavery in the Territories. demanding the
restoration OF the Missouri Compromise and ex-
pressing The determination TO oppose all further
aggression OF the Slave Power
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
MOB LAW IN 5ANEsVILLE- HAy3EE2T
HING

In another place We publish the sentence and
conviction of MaybeIry, at the Rock Co Circuit
Court held in GAINESVILLE last week. Since, we
learn that as the sheriff was conducting the pris-
oner from the Court HOUSE 10 he Jail, after the
sentence he was wrested from he hands Of The
officer br mob, dragged through he streets by
rope about his neck, and then taken 10 tree
upon the public square. where lie was suspended
until he dead.
The crime for which Afayberry was sentenced
was, without doubt, the most aggravatiEg one ever
committed. He had in cold blood, and in the
most deliberate manner, taken the life of an unot
Tending man, al the very time be was participant
ing in an act Of kindness from him. He murder
ed Mr. Alger for no other purpose than 10 obtain
his money. The penalty for the crime, under our
laws, is Imprisonment, IN the state prison; the
sentence of the law, 10 its fall extent, had been
pronounced against the guilty man. a.a. veJ i
was not sufficiently severe to satisfy the outraged
feelings of the community. 3" Blood for blood
was the cry, and May berry was executed by the
hands OF violent mob We have 10 doubt he
deserved his fate had the law of the land justified
Tie summary execution. But The very act of
than the crime committed by the prisoner. and
the commission Of two wrongs can never make
one right, aud we deeply regret that have 10
record this instance OF Mob Law IN Wisconsin,
Il our laws are wrong [aud We believe they are in
the abolition Of the death PenaiIy,) let them be
rishted. But il certainly indicates a bad state OF
things when become uumind.uI OF tleir
duty as to disregard all law, and as in this case
make use OF higher law, for The qualification
OF their outraged feelings. We hope never 10 be
called upon to record another instance OF the kind
in Wisconsin. Let him who violates tie law SUIT
fer the legal penalty and while that can be indc
ted the public should be satisfied
Tue following particulars are from the James
vile Standard OF the 18th.
After the sentence fhe Judge stepped 10 toe
portco and addressed Tie Popaace warning them
against the mob spirit which seemed to ac1uate
then. and IN favor OF the supremacy OF tae law
lAls was about 0 clock
About / o clock the crowd had 80 much thin
ned out that The officers tlo.Zat they could prt-
IDENTIFY leave the Court House aud take tue prIs-
oner 70 jail. They had bat got the prisoner from
tie ROOM Wnen tie CRY hang Alm. hang hllu e. was
made and the officers aud prisoner coming 10
wards tue jail surrounded by the Infatuated mob
4 iusa was made Tor the jnl. the door of winch
was oaFncaded at once - the crowd and the ap
proaca Of tae officers cut oil. The officers
though resisting the PoPulace with all the energy
they possessed and protecting The prisoner 10 Tue
utmost Of their poWer-were borne down and
oyerpowered The prisoner was then almost
alone bat he defended himself vita super human
strength tie fought with tue utmost lesuera-
non, and possessing most athletic PhysicaI frame
Tor scne ten yards the crowd ieil Ike caafi be
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
New oTk. July O

New York, July g.
Last night large number OF liquor shops and
many large beer saloons were closed. and tbA
streets both here and IN BROOKLYN ,rers ,,7re 49,
ttGa they hare been
Many otthe lower groggeries haze stopped selling
at all since the Fourth
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

EeGry Faligre IN london The Baltic brings
The news OF the failure of Strahan. Paul & CO.
bankers, IN London for three millions OF dollars
mostly due depoSjtors The firm Is one Of the
oldest IN that city, having had an existence Of 200
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

II young eagle was shot by the Editor of
this paper one day last week, which measured
five feet and five inches from tip TO tip. The re
markabie feature of this case the fact that
the body OF this bird though in plump condition
was no larger than that of small sized partridge.
-.uaHitoJroc Tribune 5h inst.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

Confessed his GuiH Theodore F. Dennston.
was brought into the L. S Court Yesterday and
plead guilty 10 The Indictment for the lately DIS
covered Post Office robberies in this city He
was not sentenced but the shortest term for which
BE can be sent 10 the peniten;iary is ten years
Chcaso Press 7fh :ast
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

II The Syracuse Chronicle says that the soft
shell Democrat have three principles: Rum,
Slavery aud the spoils. ''-Bnfalo Express.
1t is singular coincidence that the opponents
Of the Republicans in Wisconsin propose to fight
under the same banner.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

The Propeller J. " Brooks. hence 70, Og1ens.
bnrgh. blew up near Ashtabula Yesterday. Two
engineers badly scaided. two deck hands drowned
No passengers hurt.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
Balflmnre Tnlv 7

bdttIfnoFe, July 7.
Dates from the Rio Graade 10 the z3d ujt re-
port the whole frontier, with exception of three
towns, IN possession o the kevoIu,iopists MANY
Americans were among them
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

New York June 10
captain smith, late OF The brig Julia Mouton
charged with being engaged in the slave trade.
sentenced this forenoon to TWO wears in,nris
onneut and a fiue of $500
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
Boston July Q.

=, = I5'sI Ut July 2.
Mr.. fucker, late Treasurer 10 the Eastern r
IL Company, mas confessed 10 an embezzIernent
OF The Company funds to he asnonnt OF S2o7.
600, The de!alea'Ions have been going on for sew
erai years
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

II Sam'l TerrilI the person we noticed a
short time since as having shot Mr.. Ives, deliver
ed himself up to Sheriff Sterling yesterday.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

4 Large Fleece Of HooI MIR Chas. PinckDev
Of West kosendaie, III this County sheared from
French Merino buck years Ole, IS! lbs of wool
- end az Lax Hcr1l3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18

Hoi'o1r0y'S PITS, a Cure Tor Asthmagical Coughs
and Disorders OF the Chest and Lungs-A Gen
teman well known, and a resident Of New Orleans
thus writes 70 Professor Holloway upwards
OF five years suffered severely from Asthma.
attended with violent cough, the trying climate
of this place also tended much to weaken me. and
became mere skeleton. having relatives at Sar-
atoga Springs. n VI went there but derived no
benefit, and returned here business compelling
me) IN worse state than when | left. Despair
ing OF being benefited, tried your Pills and rub
bed some OF the Ointment on my chest and throat.
! obtained considerable relief after the first fort
night, and in eight weeks was completely cured
| am now in excellent health and strength