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Henry Corwith Attachment
vs.
he : tate RaI OF Illinois l - & .sr.rrr.,:.

tGnFE Iorwlth Attachment
The State Bank OF Ilinosi 4 .sUmnsit
virtue Of writ fcri cias s~ue, ont of and I'M
NIB Ger tho seal Il th CT 'ouat he Comfy of
l. r yctt" and Tate OF Nfscnn-in teatine festp The
twenty-frst day of MAJ \ - ts55, in the above init
ed cause and 70 me directed AID delivered suainst
the soots and chattels, lands and tenenenis OF the
above named Defendants. / have levied u9an and
9fez~d AL me light. tie aGd he above ma
med Defendants The state Bank Illinois" 10 The
iOp"n2 deScii bed real state the property
tboY nanisc defendant to wiz The half of tho
south east quarter and north quartet G the souf
tSt quarter O. section number thifty five. g. in oyyr
ship numoeF five. ,. north OF range number two. ?
east OF The fourth principal maridian. in the County Of
iowa >t2te CT Wisconsin containing 1870 aud all
At which shan expose sale public vendue % the
highest nd best bidder, Ca b. and hall sell the
anne and al ne right ttle and claims which said de
tendant had III ane to the above described lends and
real estate the nineteenth By OF irtober in the wear
oour Lord one thousand eight hundred and 6nytlrreor
tany time since thai day bch SAID defendant would
nave had lhsrein had said uc1endeu ut rot cea sed 10
ct as body corporate at tbe door the Court
House in the village Of Mineral Point, Saturday the
3th day of August, in the year of ord thou
aud eight hundred md fifty five between the hour of
nine O'Clock in The To- and The setting of the sun
II said day, TO satisfy said writ ard the di
reefs LEVI
sheriff Iowa County, Wis
JANIS " KNowLToS, ESQ. PPfs. AI'y.
sheriff flee. f... =,
Mineral Point. July 5th IS low"
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Hea"sboat E'Il'4s.on The steamer Lexington
ezPio-ed on the Ohio River on the Isl inst.
The Lexington !eft St Louis on Thursday eve.
nlng, and the catastrophe occurred about /
0 CLOCK on Sunday morning. and about i miles
above Rome Indiana. The forward part of the
boat and back to tue wheel-house, vas LITERALLY
torn to pieces, aud three boilers hurled entereiy
out OF tie boat. The scene was awful beyond
description The air was filled with the shriels
OF the wounded and dying. Confusion reigned
supreme lhe boat was almost immediately in
flames and general destruction seemed inevitable
Just at this time wood boat made her ana
pearance aud was soon alongside Directly the
steamer q. Given, Capt Wood commander,
came to the rescue Had it not been for this time.
y assistance most of those who eacaped must
nave perished IN the flames been drowned in
Inc tiver The list OF killed and wounded mis-
sing and saved, as nearly as we state it, is as
follows Killed and missing. 3: wounded and
scaided, 90 saved unhurt 80
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y4ECrNATE Now!

A FTER much trouble and expense. D. ".ii[-s9ss.f
- procured some fresh vaccine that NJ Vrs.vscss'
recumrn ends TO all in need Of Vaccination 9, bgs
tion PHI sicians- Others living al o. WiIber NJ
closing dollar in letter TO Dr. Geo. II. .s,s VII
eral Point, Wis, viii receive in return, WV 81
fresh from the sesb,
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FoRETGs NEws.-Ihe foreign news in orr
columns to day, viii be found OF more 1han ordi-
nary interest. The allies have received the first
serious check with which they have met in the
Crimea. The halakotf ana Redan towers were
severally attacked by the French and English on
the Sth June, and were both repuIsed with great
slaughter, The Russian ships in the harbor laid
broadside, and poured their deadly shots into the
retiring troops The British loss alone is stated
to have been from 5000 to 5008-grcater than III
any action during the war The number Of Off
GERS killed IS very large. This repulsc. we mag
inc, viii only cause still harder fighting on the
Tart 81 tie allies and il may be said the game has
int just begun.
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state of Wisconsin, -
Iowa County .
Arnasa Cobb, Compl't rs, Samrson Tams, Dclt. Iowa
CircHit Cosrfin Equity on bill Tor partition.
'iNHE sEhp0, ths cGTse havir returned no:
served, for The reason that the said Defendant coud
net be found and said defehd8nt favng caused his
appearance herein TO be entered according to the rules
and practice OF this Court. and it having been tu=
satisfactorily To appear by affidavit Of said complainant
thar said defendant Is not resident state and
moi To- be found therein Upon reading and Cling a
affidavit is herebT ordered tha the sid defendant he
and he Is rcby deemed aud taken 10 be ab-en de
te"danf ard that said absent defendant be ard
hereby ordered and direc ed TO appear plead,
dcinur 70 the hin of complaint Of said complainant on
or before the ~ day September D. 1915 ar III de-
fan}t thereof he said cumliaiBauts bill fcon1plan III
taken confessed aud deers-d sec fiing,v And
is further ordered that this order be published foe six
weeks successiEe'y- Al least in week IN To-
Hined Point Tribune weekly newspaper publish
in his state, and that the drst publication thereof be
wi hin twenty days from the date of THIS order
BY the Court
N. N CnTHERS, JuIge.
/. mEssMORE. sol. for Compi't.
Daed June 18th. Sj5.
hereby certify that The foregoing IL time and cor
rect copy OF the order ade bv Court in said
cause as The sama remain Ole in my rf7ce.
Attesr, JAHES HUTGHiSON
r3lWb Clerk Circuit Court Iowa 90, Wis.
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DEATH or BENJAMIN HoFFwAx- This gentle
man, for many years one OF the proprietors Of the
Albany Evening Journal di-d, in Albany, on
Friday.
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svE~Co sSEN HOUSE.
Talcq ceuuyy u-s1,r.
ANDREW BOLSTER, Proprietor.

k'HE above House has rcct !'Iy ho~one hIv rem
i "vaied ard 5lic1 up IN the best possible manner
Tor the acc'n IudatIpn of the public The Table W
AZ eH ln" ~ suppiIfd with the hottest the market
aT''d<, "hieH VIII he served up in m h,st stvIe =
Stages ieaVe fFerv morning foI " Point and war
fen and also Tor Muscoda- Good sabIjny AMI carefrl
ana attentive hosters shore of public patronage il
''9 .tsstui'1 FtCitt'l fJti JulV.
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DIED,

In Wadvick, the 9th inst, Mrs. EUSrcB
SMITH late OF Ohio, (near Toledo aged about 80
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gAEE. O ;EEE LIS,

ARG. which The public shall have title
laReet possible "a rs
otEf5ss and 81 1tar farming produce taken in irsis
The public can now sai al Tunes have 81 sxert
article OF TEA warranted 6Ist rate, at 81 pet
pound
g Der the re PIES Cbeq7 f1rocfrg, Cr'sSs
B20- and ob0s Ra 5}rg n4ds ~, opposite he UUlH
t. tuI diHss, High Stfeet Mineral p int.
june 2lst. los5. ~ LINES ROWAN
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sts Clara Female Acadia.
BENTON, LAFAYETTE CO.. y'!'
Sondnctea by the Sisters of ,h
Of st. Dominic. 'rdsr
there are Nine prolessed Sisters in r.
nifty SG, MARr JoHASSAu G. e0nnu-
Is the PForess.

IS the FuoTess
This Institution combines in its nfsro,
cry advantage ihat be derived ir =, hd'ca6n en-
CONSCIENTIOUS care bestowed on the tr, banclua and
orshches q hnoS iedge suitable to their TIE FsIiou.
The Academy situated en- an p71I,a, st&.
enc ol inr toAh u Benton, With several a Inc east
3n +. ~ vas lAcoFI or-'ed b. he efsa
Although the Religion protested in mi. -.
me Aa'h"!le, young ladies' of all DEM Hilton
ce!Fed IA Il aud Al any tine OF thf, vtsr hs are n
' = ioii"s oi september ''Ac
TER RMS
Board and Tuition inclad NJ an Tho ,,,,
WIN pam sew luge mar ;, ard fancy va, ehe,,
quarter OF three calendar IN anLhs 0Ni0S work, Der
Bed and bedding, and washing y hen r-o,,. s-5,tG.
D. The Institution, form charge Of = G,aosp
per quarter, ''e@cn,
EXTRA CHARGES 49,
Music on the Pane, per quarter
Music on he Guitar, ShQ
Fort9. Il Languages. cgrh. 800
Drawing Painting, MsN-work and Fr,bro9..- 40,
ASTRONOMY. Rhetoric and Philosophy ugda ~ ;s va
in'ehdeIce oi a clergy uan- no cbar.e 'Ae saP'r.
Il. r;ns of Bay Scholars in Has
House. sers'
All the common Branches as stated aboys. r.-
All e tra branches At tie same prices 81, s4fo
board a the fDsututi n. - ''i th1te sao
Terms Of Dag Scholars u, the Pa5r- S-s,,ir
oei7"gasg 10 The IIsfpftas ~
Fifty cents per mon h for each ru,a ,,r.,,..
vance. f'' payable IN I'd
x = II 2Is1N
]. All Pa, mems sheu]I be made in s4vs,., .
deduction allowed 3r;ass1ra unless careI sae nc
Letters written orr.o-ived by pupils MI, SSloAa,
Itcs 70 fs! ci5n on ibe riorcss e-geIl the r 4y'
aeaet 10 their parents guardians All lst,I' poa
ihE Z" SIC Act.,if ms must be POS psid '' ooH'
= ho4rceF- ats stioyFs q "a visit their r7rer+..
dians on the fSrsf THURSDAY Car P. on n s42i'
4 TO particular uniformity OF dress l. reor..s
90 sunday evety young lady shall wear 49, Oai
and a white -un bonnet. S'AeA e'es
Every COMMUNICATION re.afctfpg no L.,
sh'H oeaidfessed 10 1he Ffi,rszs u Il Cara
Benton 's NhdeHl,
q. The Acad"my has supply af sehopf bo,.s r.-.
pens, &c, AZ tie regui n pr css. ms f'ft'
zsEfEsz E>CES.
ri Rev. JoHS ". jlxSNG, B1ss1D OF lfz-,yf
Rev. TOMAS JkRBgE,
Roy. PETEs Wa FzR. astHtEG Mound CGl.yI
Mr.. kfCHS r. SLEvyv, -. Ieais.
Rev janus 'Aus-E, Mineral Point
Dir. NICHOLAS DeTIlsG. Esq.
iiT- JaaEztl ~0vL.N D. Esq. '-'sTa
Ag. PaEHfcE 1trlsrEY- RserI-cr
Mr. CHAEGgs CoEzi.EV, Post Master DsBEsgs
The Rev S.m"EI NAzsU.HELIr. Superintendent.
Acafe1y viii lee every week IN lba y, h'
lures, Astronomy, rhetoric and Natural Pbo.s4 SE
y1ln n
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~ OFFICE at the residence of The late Dr. Ross on
Hi.h Street, Mineral Point, Wis. 6mI1
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THE recently sec Ipied y Mrs Bakeroa Chest
nut ~tn e. For PATTI lars enquire the premises
Mineral POINT. Juis n, l-=5 SGT
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II :" The Democracy will oppose the passage
OF this bill, Pfohibiiory Liquor Law By all leg
tt'mate and honorable means, in the coming strug.
gle, as one of those statutes, which, while il de
MES the right of men 10 their own judgment.
"a regard 10 what they drink, does not see, by
any means TO change the appetites and quite loses
sight Of the fact, that the appetite cannot be leg
SLATED away --.4rets.
The friends Of Prohbtory Law seek not, to
"legislate away the appetite" Of any one: but
rather 70 lesislate away the right to establish a
.pernicnous unnatural appetite Mandatory at tie
corner Of every street in The land, where men are
deprived Of the right 10 use their oEn judgment,
in regard to what they may drinkr-a right so
boastully claimed by the advocates Of free liquor.
We have some fifteen OF these appetite Manufac-
tories in Mineral Point, and we hazard nothing
IN saying they cost our citizens every year mon
ey enough to pay the entire taxes of the town
and then leave enough 10 build school house OF
the first order of sufficient size to accommodate
every scholar in the place
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II Inc mortality OF Chicago. tor the month
OF June passed, was 81; for June, 1854, 33l.
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PaiP7s Slapped Hest-The Chicago Tribune Of
Tue OH publishes card signed 10y three women
stating that they wintered in the poor house in
New York. and were shipped west and their ex,
Penses paid by the New York. authorities FIT
~ tour women each with small child were sent
together and distributed at different cities in the
West-Mad Jotr.
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IRAnISG ~ WrEs-A man, not 4 thousand
miles from this place, becoming tired OF his bet.
Ter halt, sold her 70 another man for a sovereign
He either became sick OF his bargain, or conclud-
ec: he could make a better, and bought her back
the next day for $3.50, losing only forty cents
IN the operation.
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u There were I22 deaths in St. Louis, last
week
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II Sixty-nne deaths occurred in Boston las,
week. of which twenty were from consumn-ioo
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HE LAST ELECTION k4NsAs-The follow
iGg was the result OF the second election. which
hied the vacancies where-the Governor refused 10
eve certificates on the result OF the first From
'uese returns the following table shows the com
pleXjon OF the House OF REPRESENTATIVES
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SirncE Ey lightning -During The storm of
Tuesday night, barn belonging to Mr. Beck,
residing in the town OF Lalayette was struck by
fighrning.and considerably shattered. Two horses
in the barn were killed
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u The s Louis Lifetliyeaoer saws that the
deaths IN that city in the month of June averase
sixty per week less, than in the same month La,
year.
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we nave some l'ieeh OF 1hese appetite Nanafac-
torres N Mineral FONT, ana we hazard nothing
III saying 'hey cost our citizens every year mon
= enough % pay 'ae eh'ife taxes OF the town.
ana men 'eaVe enough 10 O"iid school house OF
'ie ii''' o'oei' o. suilciehl SIZE 10 accommodate
every s''oiaF III me pace
SENATOR DoDGE, who has recently returned to
his home in this county, visited this place last
week. The venerable old General, though bear
ing upon his brow the impress of y winters
stands as erect as well discinlinaa soldier and
exhibits the elastic sten Of . Youth of lie
visits his old friends and neighbors with the con
sciousness OF having discharged win f3erity his
,l.,ies - = orbIf. so.,.,,. .a.,,;.e.-.,..,:..-
discipline NAV have sometimes dictated = a,4sr-
ent course and he is received ~ his constituents
a "of'hy 81 me HohoFS conferred upon him.
HARuoxr-Iue Appleton Crcrlelf comics from
the Madison -4reps an article relating 10 The ,c
ion OF the late Legislature and co... B,rs,o,,
anon the Probib,tory law and ,Ae, ,dis.
We would remind the .qy~,,. 81 the e,or, .,r;.r
Of the Bible. All liars shall have their part il
'Ae iaNe that Dafneth with ire and bHm=tone!
Tax BFITIsH RErIEws-Ihe four British Re.
EieWs-EdInbargh North British, Westminster
and London QaarterIies. and Biackwoods Edin>
pHrSh magazine, (mon'hiF) continue 70 find a
place on our table The North British commen-
ced new volume in May; all the others in July.
80 - 10 ',.''s' 81 al,
,e,r Rr.cl.,.ooT -; -. ~ =
rs,;..,-- 4 -.
X
$40. -Four copies to one addaess. $50.
Postage (Which should be paid Quarterly in
ADVANCE on the four Reviews and Blackyood to
any post Once N the United States, only 50 cents
Review and u cents ,,ear n,..l-,,.-,i ~
dress
ecorrr 90
!, c.rs So. c...a. - 'r,'S''e,s
:
''''f.> N,'ei'' young man ~ the
fa, 49,, ~ 9 ,, love, o. ms village, fell
ttt8 a iauaeE on Monday last. while a work on
John MiItou'~ house, aud was taken M senseIes7.
IN which coalition he remained for some time
Though badly bruised, we are told he is not seri.
opsiy injured, and that he viii probably soon be
aoie 10 resume ms work
RtvAwAr-on Saturday evening. while re
turning from the circus. The express team OF Nr
'''-'''sol 'ooN i'isH' ana became unmanagea-
o's l,.' h''s ''f0'sn Inc streets, they came in
contact "i52 several wagons and bugsies, which
~" : = a ne" post ONCE has Just been
established az Clyde, IN this county, and Ephrajm
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-11

IL Between Plattevilie and Mineral Point the
land is neither good we'll Cultivated as
further south. Mineral Point seems just now TO
be sagnaut Its people the most woe BECOME
Of any have seen they mourning over the
failure of the Mineral Point Railroad, from that
place to Warren 10 connect with the Chicago aud
Galena, which has recently given MP the ghost
The only thing now enqured about is the short
est way out. Unless they make a connection with
some Of the reads running tO Milwaukee, they
have little chance even to keep their present
stand
The above paragraph appears in the Aiiwan-
See Sentinel. purporting to have been written by
travelling correspondent OF that paper. Persons
who k1,o,r anything of the business OF the place,
and the activity that peryades every branch OF
business, will be not little surprised al the cyl
enrly wil:ul misrepresentation OF the Senineis
correspondent With a single exception, there
| mas not been a season during the eight years OF
our residence in Mineral Point that much build
ng and Improvements have been visible the
present and the author OF the above extract must
act upon the goitbind principle, or he was actu-
ated by some improper motive when he penned
the article from which we clip the above. Il IS
true our citizens regret the delay apparent in the
completion Of the Railroad TO Warren, but the
writer may rest assured that it has not given up
the ghost, as he supposes, and he may also rest
contentwilh the assurance that when our citizens
desire to seek -" the shortest way out" they viii
look some other way than towards Milwaukee.
We can account for the disposition manifested
BY some of the Milwaukee papers to cry down
the prospects of this place, only by the fact thai
we have prospect OF finding the way out,
without paying tribute 10 that city
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-11

Hc3lotcags Pifs certain Cure for all Bilious
Complaints and Dlsordered Stomachs-Another
proof of their Etficacy.-Copy of letter from
James Trent, Esq. dated Skowhegan, January
2qth, ls54-To DR.. HoFI9way,-Sir,-I was for
some wears sufferer with bilious complaint,
accom- panied with indigestion and dsoFdered
stomach. In the hope of obtaining relief, used
variety of medicines but fruiilessiy. was.
however, induced TO try your Pills by friend OF
mine who had derived great benefit from them,
and would say that they soon restored my appe-
tte and effected complete publication Of the
blood. | now enjoy the best OF health.
JAMES Trent
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IA 2EEA EssaAE AZ

Nho' Tor greater MARTY, anti general ssisztt
II me public ha strictly and e1easiver co ape Mn
sell I" the arc Fsre system, aud The smaEs pssigs
living profits anu shall thereby eA-2va- 80 aaugd H.,
pAb9c ah "2ptr'uaity 81 tJaitag in luGGre with nv,
Confidence ard satisfaction than Nay5al,,n in rs,,
can them
The Dry Goods and Gin ny DepSrten-e are Al me-.
e 'Ili shall EoEtnse Ia De, well assorted and coR
7ed OF the bess aud cheapest m7ttr}als, and aafnr
had ~ CiAtFcn. ~ rthtTss uH 81 She soFs ~, prp-g
perfect IN every particular, shall be taken sk and lie
money refunded
HE public aud more particularly the laji are no.
rs poctta y invited l." cal and eraniue Amongst "a,
srS- choi- iL7~5Fg ni,t The tL-et aHi rlHcgl
stgles - SILK. CRAP, ard IGENGlE lAEE BIN
Els y .i2h SIa Rs had TcTs rhe,p suH 3 sl Zgs
o. - tae hresf quail u LAWNS, PHiN IS, and as-
Dt5~ t''3U~ " ffelt sley cln have aa iroa gr per
Nard Up7 art5 e5g1s,ts other sI3r.7 IN lhs ssus
pr@Poril n,lu ihe General Dry Goods IHs TOO Buntmgs
r.f me
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Booth for the value Of the slave Glover. came off
before Judge Mtliers court, al Madison, las,
week.. + Arnold OF Milwaukee, for plaintiff
and Gen. Paine, Of Milwaukee, and ] L Mills. OF
Grant 60. for defendant. The jury were out but
about ) minutes and brought IN verdict for
FL plaintiff for $1,000 directed BY the court
he Madison Journal says The Judge. after
arguing the case, concluded by telling the Jury
thai Garland's claim Tor $1,000 against Booth was
unaoubted if he held promissorv note
against him or that amount We imagine the
end OF this case i not vet
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II One hundred and eigA;y two 5eztbs 49,
red N Philadelphia last week. Consumption car
riei of twenty
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING at the Post Office. Mineral Point
II July "a, 1888.
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| u Nfhe persons were sun-s-r * in New
York on Saturday, four OF whom died almost At
once.
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HARNoSr -lhe Appleton Crescent copies from
the Madison -4rsus an article relating TO The nc
lion OF the late Legislature and Coy. Barstow
upon the ProhibitoFy Law. and then adds
We would remind the .4ye4,, OF the stern cdict
Of the Bible All liars shall have their part Ia
the lake thar burneth with fire and brlmsIone!-
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Rt-SAwAr On Saturday evening. while re
turning from the circus, The express team OF Mr.
J. Robinson took fright and became uumanagea-
bic Running through the streets, they came in
contact Min several wagons and buggies, which
were more or less injured by the collisions
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-11

TERRIsLE E,RrHauAKas-We fad in the
Milwaukee, Sf,ttiyscl very interesting account OF
a series of earthquakes, which destroyed, lew
weeks since, the city OF Broussa, IN SYRIA and re-
suited in the loss Of over 1000 lives. We have
made room for the following account OF The terri
iia cat - ronhe
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New T. GA new post Office has just beer
established AZ Clyde in this county, and Ephrairn
Norton, Esq appointed Post Master.
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lHE CLEVELAND R1or.-The teleg~apbic dis
patch IN Saturdays paper relative to the rio, i
cleveland by the Turner'S, 4 German society. was
incorrectly dated Columbus Ohio
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JUnGE or DonGE CoUxrY.-Goy B,psro,- -.
appointed LFoSaRD AERrz, Judge of Dodge
County enc Judge RosE resigned
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Board and Tuition inclgd n all the ccr,-,or
With plain sew ing maTkil- ard fsnry -, oFa-ehf
quarter OF three calendar N aulhs TX dioa work, D
Sea ana 3eddto' and washing hen prorda, S-'tG.
~ we Institution, form charge Of = J,,soeep
per 4ulTter. ooeAeh,
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u Sands y NathaHs Circus exhibited 10
crowds Of spectators both afternoon and evening
on Saturday last. Their performances were bet
ter than IS usual with travelling circus conpanies
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Music on the Piano, per quarter
Music on the Guitar ShQ
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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-17
DRY GOODS
For Spring and Summer

WILLIAM LEE& Co. No. "A West Fourth
w Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, offer as usual,
to their customers and Others, a very extensive
and attractive stock in Fashionable, Tasteful
and useful styles Of Goods, viz.
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Shawls and Mantillas, Embroideries and La
ces, Handkerchie(S, Gloves, Hosiery, &c. Lin
ems, huslins, and all kinds Of plain fabrics;
Housekeeping Goods, in great variety, Also
Goods for men and boys wear.
Business conducted on the one price Principle.
Prices marked al rates as favorable 10 pur.
chasers as can be afforded by any house en-
gagged in a regular business.
Persons Visiting Cincinnati are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine Goods anu prices,
ApTil 5. 1855.