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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New Yois, May g.
The details by the Star OF the West are OF lit
tie interest
The miners were generally doing vel and the
accounts from the new Kern River district were
as contradictory as ever
In Sacramento, the municipal election resulted
in the triumph OF the whole Know Nothing tick
ct. exeept one Alderman. James English Is the
Mayor.
Several San Francisco Aldermen had been in
dicted for ma lleasance aid held TO bail.
The scarcity of coal created much trouble in
every branch of trade The annual report OF the
San Francisco mint shows total OF S7,76o.oOu
in coin and 500 ,534 600 in bars.
| About half of the town of Jackson had been
| DESTROYED by fire. Loss about 100000.
| The bill providing for the distrcting of the
| state had passed the Assembly with an announce
| ment which viii render special election for Con
gressmen necessary, in December next. Thi:
will deprive the State of California of its Repre-
| seniatives in Congress for two three months
/ as Messrs Banvers and Herbert can never &c
/ their seats.
! Advices from Utah, to The first CT March, men
ton that Col. Stepote, appointed TO succeed Brig
ham Young as Governor of the Territory, hat
caused great discomfort and petitions were in cir
/ culation 10 have Young reapolnted.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

~ Senator Adams has taken the stump IN
Mississippi, in favor of the Know Nothings and
h,s own reelection.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

ID The mint ia San Francisco has commence
a. tie coinage o. silver; the arrangements were
only complete for the coinage of half dollars
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

ID The people of England paid the Govern
men, last year, S23,2l7,390 for the privilege Of
u.i e tobacco
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

~ Five thousand people had arrived ct s.
raai up to the 18th uli, since the openies OF nav
CATION.
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E7rgcRaTs0N sGExgy.

Mr. ROWAN il Agent far TIE extensive and O..
ts5hs'2ed Emigration sad foreixh tvcaanse uolse
WTLIIssis - 4EtfGS- EsN Y,Tk &c nov p-cI4tl
re ITit tileaay usual nj To cugac psssaEes. ts
lowest terms. frorl aiI parts q EncigH6, irst.r
-G7llsns. Passage Cert I6Cales znA DE-.5fE Is e
& up yards, Casl be oh,ain 81 him, vlth reCtr
81 t11ueys paid aim, for ihe - aud p5BGlnai tsr
sion of whl IA she Company tiUi Ih snspls "a rees
al post pad ci3sn'r cations Vii b. answered 1 Or
and YER. required Information GIVEN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

IL Accounts continue 10 reach us from almost
every quarter, of the fine prospects OF the com
inP harvest.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

II Twenty dollar notes, altered from genuine
dol!er notes of the Chatham Bank have iust been
put in circulation. Vignette fireman holding a
trumpet, engine and houses Dated April 81. 1852.
The 'grette OF the genuine twenty dollar notes is
male and female sea.ed-fenale holding a sickle
and sheaf of grain etc
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

CT The receipts for license 10 sell liquors, IT
Chicago, for the month of April were 1868.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

u The Legislature of New York passed five
Acts a dav while in session
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

ANOTHER BANK WIsDING UP-Ihe Bank of
the West located al Madison, is closing up its
business and gives notice that the outstanding
circulating notes will for the present: be redeem>
ed at the State Bank Madison
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

II The Pittsburgh Jnjoa announces thai TAO
hundred members of the Baptist Church a, Ma,
sonso"o, Gave Withdrawn from lie cai.rct because
thea minister has joined the Know Noihing.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

% The Albany Stale Register has been pur-
chased by the Hon. Ambrose Stevens of Genesee,
to continue know nothing organ
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

Lsad-The market is without improve nent
with fair inquiry sales ESQ tons '.Stolberg,
10 arrive, at about So 24 cash Galena is less
firm, with sales OF 900 pigs at shade under
S625. cash-N T. Tribune 2Stb
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16
Masil;nrion- h[ar 3

W dsiilfl9io ttr MAY
Nee Orleans PostnlaSfey.-Arthur s Neyitt has
been appointed Post Master at New Orleans, rice
B. w Adams resigned
Schenectady, May 8.
The Erie Canal OPEN The boat Murray, the
first OF the from New ork, passed through
here to-day with a merchandise for the west
Washington, May !.
/ he L. s. Treasurer's statement SHOWS that the
amount in the Treasury on the 23d ultimo, sub
iect to draft was $50 563 1882.
IL The tide Of emigration is now fairly set
in for the West. Every day, aud az all hours in
the day, trains of movers wagons are passing
through the street. with the necessary accompan~
lment of children cattle and dogs going to the
wide West 10 seek home. They will locate at
all points between this and shutdown, many of
them bound for the shores CT the Pacific
Locomotive.
"A Dtereace.--The Madison Jonrnul exhibits
the following table, showing the difference be-
tween the expenses Of the purely democratic
legislature of 1854 and the republican legislature
OF 1888, in four items only
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

"A Strange ChiOrofofa Robbay-A man by the
name Jacob Fees, of Davis county, Iowa, was
robbed of $780, on the night of I'd inst in the
following manner
The window raised, and small rolls of pa
per saturated with chorotorm or opium, throw n
into the room, by which the house was filled with
smoke; and deep sleep came over all the inmates.
The money was between the straw and feather
beds in which Mr.. Fees, and his wife were sleeps
ing. Linen cloths, wet with chloroform, were
placed over the faces OF the old lady and gentle
man. and thus they were kept unconscious while
the money was taken from under them. There
were five persons in the house at the time, all of
whom step, till an unusually late hour next morn
ing
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

u The rate OF interest established by the Ne
braska Legislature IS ten per cent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

Tie Ripers--The Upper Mississippi is now al
fine navigabe stage, aud The tributaries above
are II good condition for boating end rafting.
Al Cairo there is twelve feet of water in the
Lower Mississippi. The Missouri is low, and
the Illinois al good stage,--Galena .4dreytisey.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

has imported directly from France 10000 hens
eggs.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

II The foreign Dry Goods import at n York
for the week ending April 2s,,, was Ss7707Q,
against s. ais, l0l, last year
On the 10th OF April, the amount of duties col
| 'ecied II the port OF 81 Louis amounted 10 s20,-
lJU-
Gram a.sf Fl9aE-We learn from the Toledo
Republican, that there Is in store ar that port
5000 bbls of i.ur, - 900 bushels OF wheat and
Il4000 OF corn.
Il Poroias Eiepbdnt--A hog weighing thirteen
hundred and thirteen pounds. was taken through
Toledo or Friday last, on lis way for exhibition
in New York. This monStrous animal is de.
scrbed as three years old, three feet eight inches
high, and nine ieet long Ii was raised near Mon
roe, IN Michigan.
Ccs,sol Ho,ss.--Ws understand tnat this excel.
lent house "a ebou, changing hands. Mr. Steyscs
sets out u gentleman IRON Cnic1 ago Hgd;sor
}raall.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

SHORT AND cLEAn.-Parson Brownlow, pub
fishes what he calls the abridged gospel OF know
nothingis'n, follows FOREIGNERS and Roman
Catholics may all ride in the chariot of Ameri-
can freedom BIZ The 417s,lcaos must Ezfre
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

IL Inc day set BY the Ndie1ifes FOR the
4 eaa''sse'ian, Is tas lala q: t;ss pressat
sssg..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16
GGnaFai iss9rimGnt Of LsT5cr, Tlia il,As.
tATn AND SHINGLES.

vhlca they Ole Fu2 SAEE IN RESEMBLE if-uir
Ghe PIi'.iS .EiGr gls 81 tiia- saNr t-fa's.s
irNBrE fs7U al tbr n~n TaNlt.5f ''5rH-sfalf @ 7.
rocih o. Tie Wyoming Eaiey. which r-sea 3 c-rsf
a!e rGa-er DglEcs.le AID 5iue al FelG azi srr tt
point Dn he isc us!a River a. avoids m8us a.'
ami hOrse-sil{og hiilr. Iea,usiu1s all t-au2 sol b
rendered comfortable by thp accommodating fAiia.
Coe We h-s reenliy b. X cafnmJdi0as E47sfG d
ST. oies u J}nes1-ls.
BENJAMIN T4baaH
EARKkTf Villas
zone dale, IoUs. Co., Nay b, 1859. -.G
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

II In Adair county, KY. on the 9TH of March
John Pendleton, aged 50 years, was married tt
Mrs Mary Adams, aged II years, who is entire
" blind
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Hartford. Nav

Tue Legislature this nloraing elected VIM a
Miner, X. n, Governor OF Connecticut for The en-
suing year. The vote was Miner l77-Inghan,
Dem, 20. The other Know Nothing State Off
GERS were elected.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16
D3GE.AB GABl.1,


lR. J. G. HOW WELLS Ia ing sHcceedfd ~ - : :
IL tce 81 DR.. J.. z. HIeBEE. L@soreDcd d A - -
ssss CT. aEd intends making a p ftsDf1t 49,
in Mineral Point he would therefore, rfspeci!rl q
lEo cptjeBce snd patronage & ire ccGR-ii-iils
All operations incident to his Profession "" q - -,
formed in 4 thorough and gCrkrEniskc rE2i -
attention viii De paid 10 the iT5egu Sr'iles u CT
Teeth and the uinDst caution III &c use 10 oiG'''
avoid pain as much as ssibles ia any aAdeTs) sS'
tions ,
osgIcE, in the Masonic HALL oyeT the H'set -.
Bank. Residence u Mrs. HeaE!s Coliszs. ~
hours, from z A. ID 10 p. NJ
-REFEEkHCE-
L. p HIGH EE. of shal.sGgrg.
Mineral Point, Oct'r sItb, 1884
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

IL The latest Foreign News would indicate
hat the Allies about TO abandon the Crimea
Austria and Prussia we think will soon unite with
Russia, ard blood will run more freely ;han ever
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

$4,000 REWAP1
Rowan & N'C.es,,.

w no nave already received, and VII
fSSSife tafiy iOE Tie next six -i q
largest cheapest, most varied AMI r,-r' l.1as
o,o'sti an ,io'Le lure, ever br.
lose no tiEae in taking th- most INN. 49, .a.
we ere NUS determined 10 d -vose ~ - p 7s
over ccst, any and every thiug t5s r,s :, : ~.
at ur hands 41~'.- 81. }
Al "Gr {: . o y {. which must s,rrs..
point OF sisie. quality ard t.lN pan, t1
trSt- endeils saCJiacz. pnrciissgt GO ..-.t
a. tts recent I--rope&1 ttaporig,i,r So 10
New foFk,a and shall Continue In H. s,'-.t'
as the present great money panic In ~ y .l-s-
sheH exist thereby enabling Us 10 sT =,
best ard cheapest bargains lhey csg -, ne
Feeling Ii st TO eBuneTate al and ay.-.'.
fkeasaHa Gerent articles 1hich ~ - "a tt -f
on hand for thc pubic, 8. their own r-.- -. q l
l. Infringement on their time, Yet. vfe 80. 4Q-l
ton Of the public, and Ladies psui,.-s-s. '-s e
luch more surprisingly Cheap - -, ~ '-uf
things III tLeir line iAap The, have ier-. ~, y 2
l2,fe6 yards plain, plaid, wa.ered. blset ~
bic Oil silks al shades iron - cer ts re PC RI
l000I yards F4st Co-orei LAWNS, :. .--.
upward. SUI j
ACeE n c. yers chs -l.
$50 pieces Bonha Zine, III Sex. rIE ana -.
AID ehanSs&bia AiDaC=s, eli coic-s, I .,a, ~,
ususlly sUid It 50 censs ,'- =
1900 yar'iS G<ured, Plaid ana -1s,1 }r,.-.-
of the istsst end most stueiiul silt-s $ sos.
loF q fka isE'< A.stt-s NsaSifs 500 q - gz g.
We beg particular at-eniiuE.
5,0Gc pieces best EaEusf, E'r.a-a and s-...
OF she choicest and raest varied si,.,s 55 ~
hict We vill a5yltnce 20 gsYe az ~ n 49,
800 aae Embroidered Lllsl t1utrfe NJ.
81 s cents each.
Together with 81 endless smo5u. Of F,..,...
and Wool EEdersiseVes: French Ccli4rs. 49,
( Ladies', Gents an1 Cai.d-eas' Nh..s and nv
/ ISRY and GLavEs. sc. N'so, r .srg- ss,55t,,'
MESTICS- comprising Tea iag, heavy sg 1,
( Cenlon Fi2aHeis, DENNIS. S.r.pai Stj-en- 3
and unbleached double widla Shisiire su.i =, .
which " have paid czsA, ant which ~ .t-.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

Singular .3ccideat--A correspondent of the
Cleveland Herald, writing from Addison, S,euben
county, on the 2lst gives an account of a slngu-
lar accident which occurred to the the train on
the y. Y. & Erie railroad on that morning. AS
the train was approaching Addison, when oppo-
site the mountain gorge made by Goodhue creek
a mass OF water, one our,h of mile in width and
seven f,et high instantly breaking away, rushed
down with the velocity Of fifty miles per hour
and striking the front of the train, demolished the
engine and baggage car, and nearly capsized the
entire train.
The engineer and fireman saved their lives by
jumping, barely escaping being drowned The
passengers received few bruises The fog was
dense to prevent the engineer from seeing
the coming OF this flood of waters and had the
train been its length further ahead, it and its
freight of humanity would have been swept away
by the flood,
The volume of water was the contents of nine
large mill ponds, which IN bursting their bounds
carried away nine mills, FIVE houses, and sundry
trees and rocks. Unhappily mother and hel
child were drowned and the dead body OF the in
FAINT was taken from the water by the passengers
LAND here is an active demand
Tor Land Warrants, and we have advanced the
price. We buying at
Sl65 for 100 Acre Warrants
So for so Acre Warrants
q for 40 Acre Warrants
l..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16
SLSIA3YIS, SHAWL

We have upwards Of ore ihaasars BLACK Ill. O.
Plain and EriD'1 Grape, IDd several o.derargr.
l00oE SaAWi-S, which we viii cegi -sgnc- 5...
one dollar upaarls, and - which W 5eg bst..-
!sntion.
BIO G5 ~ u Il . BOZ. e.
We are just receiving ups ards ,,i' lsee it..-.-
nets and large amount 81 Eunart sarfs. liai.
artificial FloNe =, 81 ct IA H. an.l s1ssr .7,f
Ri5bons-5esuJifui s;yfes-whi,b ac s.g,.,sir
Tor ne Ladies' 81 their uSu prices.
s2ssJ - sad SeS;stiS N gr.al glsr,ie.
cheaper than The eAesuegt.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16
BUSINESS OF MINERAL POINT.

Notwithstanding the cry OF hard times scarcity
of money, and the like the business prospects OF
this town were never more ia,teTing than at press
emit Our merchants are all doing thriving bu-
.ness, and mechanics are disposing Of their wares
AT rapid rates. The streets thronged with
teams unloading goods at the different stores, and
vet they cannot haul them fast a. desired. The
necessity of better mode of receiving freight IS
very apparent and we hope that every man will
consider we'll this matter, and cast MS vote For
the Rail Road Proposition. at the election on the
10th II this vote Carries, we have no doubt II
will almost unanimously, we have every assurance
that before another spring the cars viii deposite
their loading at the Mineral Point Depot, and bu-
sil.ess will be far more lively than at present
We DO not consider it necessary for US to urge
upon our citizens the rropriety of voting for tie
Bonds asked by the Company. The benefits Of
the Road are apparent 10 all, and this IS a sure
way of securing its completion. With a Rail
Road to this place Iowa will be one of the mos,
foarishing counties in Wisconsin without 1t, bu-
.incss Of all kinds VIII center at some other place
ard he depression experienced during the Caliior-
MA excitement will reward us for folly.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

IL Dame Nature is tickle jade. After hav
ing decked the fields, forests and gardens, III the
most beautiful manner with every variety OF
.weet scented blossoms, tried her hard several
nights last week, at cutting them off with the
sharp scissors Of Col. Jack Frost; and sor-
~ to say, succeeded quite too well. We fear that
most of the fruit is killed in this region.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16
GE c Is.

Ozr arrangements ere such shat We c4p aIvsvs
on hand, and SHAH be Continuity receiving dl.4t
season. din &C; from New York Bosom, P.i.baga
GTleaEs snd 81. foNis. tsr0CHEsss ard Woo 70
ware, % all kinds. aud b,zt quantities. On wfic
promise t. Scare he puzzle 5ayiHs 9i a. tas; IT,
cert on their purchases.
~ Mashcaick and Pink Eve Potatoes ard n .
Farming Produce, taken n traie-
X B-Rensrlb Der the P, ople's Cheap Crascl,, 81
ing. Boot & Shoe aGd Dry Goods sale, upyo,.-
County B4i!iing.
JANES RuFTAS.
RENSABB cCLfissr
Ifaeraf Pant octoher l. I-Ez
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dwnme6a1og In eNe@ge
ARRIVAL oE THE ATLANTIC.
Sandy Hook, May 4.

Sandy Hook, May 4.
The Atlantic has arrived.
The Vienna Conference is broken of.-Russia
rejects the Allies demands.
Sebastopoi has been bombarded since the 9th
Results doubtful
The new British loan has been taken. The
Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by the Empress
has been one week in England immensely glori-
led. The British loan Of f16,0o000o sterling
ISIS, 900 O00) has been taken by the Rothchllds.
That Louis Napolean viii take the command of
the Allied army in the Crmea, is regarded as
doubtful.
Since tn breaking up of the Vienna Conference
there are strong indications of Austria refusing 10
act against Russia.
The British and French ENJOYS have left Wen
ma and the Peace conference is broken up.
1t is asserted that England assents TO Louis
Napoleon taking command OF the Allied army,
but is regarded however doubtful runlor-
Russia absolutely refused to assent 10 the pro-
rosal of France and England. The general bonn
bardment of Sebastopol from 500 guns, commenc
ed on the 9th, and continued necessarily. Dat up
to the 18th assault had not been praeticable-
1t was the intention TO storm the place--T pos
sible.
New York, May 4th, s P II
Russians are terrifying Baltic ports and have
10000 troops concentrated there. The British
ships still kept back by the ice,
Parliament re assembled OF the 10th. The est
mated expenses OF the year are so ,oUU POUNDS
(nearly 80 millions of dollarsD
The visit of the French Emperor and Empress
| had created wonderful excitement in England.
Russia absolutely refuses TO submit to the linn
itaton of her power iii the Black Sea, but offers
to agree to Turkish armament equal TO her own.
New York, May g.
The lisa arrived at Halifax about 70 P. M
The latest nows from the Criniea is 10 the 10Th
ult., from Lord Raglan and 22d from the Russian
commander. The bombardment still continued,
out without any important result.
During the night OF the 18th there was terrible
| battle between a Russian sortie party and the
French--perhaps the most sansninary since lax
| ermann.
The last despatch from Gortschakotf April 22d,
says that after y days bombardmeut the fire
of the allies slack, and caused little dam
age.
| The Russian Grand Dukes have gone 10 the
| Crimea. Menschikoff is not dead.
! II is again reported that Napoleon VIII take
! command of the allies IN the Crimea.
/ Surfing Ramor.-A. Berlin writer says there IS
scarcely doubt that negotiations have taken place
between Austria and Prussia boiling no good 10 the
| Western Powers
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

Gold Hines the .4rLausas Rirer.-We 90 not
doubt the that has just been received in
Missouri of the discovery of rich gold mines on
the head waters OF the Arkansas river. 1t has
been, for years the firm belief of all shretsd per-
sons that gold depostes were abundant and
rich on the eastern the western slope of the
great mountain ranges OF the West. An eager
desire to explore the regions, lying high upon the
Arkansas river, has for long time existed among
western pioneers. Gold dust was load stone that
drew them.
Once or twice before, we have had rumors of
gold discoveries on the Arkansas, and several
companies have made unsuccessful attempts to
explore and test the matter. The difficulty of
subsisting themselves in the wild and unknown
region. and the general doubt of the friendly dis
positions Of the Indian tribes, and the absolute
certainty of rich gold mines the Pacific side of
the mountains, have been causes sufficient to de-
lay till present. the full ruition OF the greatest
fact now, at last, revealed to the WORLDS Louis
futei
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

Exactly SO. We have always been opposed to
tie tricks Of demagogues, praciised to secure for
sgu votes. The friendship OF the -8rgass for those
political blackisgs shows very clearly where
II isn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

ID The Mineral Point Tribune endorses some
OF the sentiments of the new Know Nothing pa
per here, Madison This shows where il is
Nadi,oa .3rgGS
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Clio Gla-g3 lI3s-lsz-

Il this department p defy Connection v,s-
ets-s eHi hand Mammoth &tecs q g. EE arsY
II CLhsgHi,-S Of oHr oz-u rBsi-rf,e. .ra -
VARIETY, icgdncc OF styIe- quality nj tB prizes a.
bs surp ssed x gether With Iaree ass -fa,f-:,t
cloths, C.ssin.eres, DoeskiuS F1tcr-naHs. PHI g..
cts, Jeans aid CuEduroys. OF estFg ttsr4lt,ru. .
we are enable 80 oacr u WEolesEla % Retail 4
than HunUfs stufess' price.
Having ted Up our Scco..d Story ezt-us.,tl.
TElS skE s-%ss - 4fEz-55 :sss -. sud ia,.r.
IN our empty talii some of The tnust e, p -i.a...
ters and "orsHlen, We viii f'ut All garments pur-
from Us, % AIRY oshsr hrIn, iTttniiaiuIy, ~ .i.
rates There wi'l ba no 3tIay tor wait ot LrEg.s
have moss IL he different Departments 0ruI tfe.s
hands employed, IN whom the highest wages are
Fedars- Country Merchants ana Miliu,Is. -arr
-Tct5 York Pr ceS Eddilv transportation auiF
2s- We viii Sc = WHOLE SUIT Of Suxvs- c
rsfi .nr :. -,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-16

a Mothers Lore and a Fathers blessed lect-
We flnd the following incidents related III the
Evansville Journal
AT the burning of the VIM. Knox a woman
jumped overheard with babe She came TO the
surface and taking the baby's hand in her mouth,
thus held 1t out of the water while she attempted
10 paddle to shore A plunged after her and
by strong efforts succeeded in getting the mother
10 where the water was shallow enough to
allow them 10 touch the bottom. "Do not bite
ITS hand, no~-you are safe, said the man to her
while they wading ashore She took the
chiit's hand from between her teeth, and simply
SAID, \ on do not know mother, sir Scarce
- print OF the gentle mother S held on the poor
iniants hand was percepfiblei
A man with large family, finally got ali 10
the shore, mother and children, as he thought
turning his attention 10 saving some of their
plumber, ne espIed child just sinking. He plunged
in after the drowning child dove after it. and
struggled with II 10 shore. Then, gazing upon
its face for the first time he Saw-one of his own
children She was pretty and interesting little
girl
II * President Fillmore is ABOUT 10 VISIT