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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

The L. S. SENATE, as we have heretofore an-
nounced' have passed u bill providing for the con
struction of ten Shops ofwnr. Mr. Seward made
peace speech, in favor of the s!oops. Mr..
Hale was on the peace side too,-but would not
vote the sloops. Mr.. Bell, of Tenn, argued in
favor OF the Bill. Mr. Hunter was in favor of
the Bill too, 1T and thought it should not create
any war alarm. Being ready for war, lie thought
was the best means ofkeepng the nation at peace
The Bill was passed. The cost Of each vessel
is to be $50, 1000. including equipment and
steam machinery. Two millions are now appro-
priated.
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HOUSE lsLLS PASSED.
Tho following bills were read y thrd time aud
passed:
THE COUNTY OF "ROANE.'
An engrossed bill to erect the rounty of Gn-
houn out of tho counties of ka0awhn, Jackson,
and Gilmor, came up. IN order, whercupon.
On motion of Mr. l}runnen. the vote ordering
the hill to it, engrossmcni was reconsdercd He
then moved to strike out the name of Calhoun"
and insert "Roanc,' as it was designed t. de
nominate another new county, to be formed at
this session, ia honor of the illustrous Sonth
Carolina state
Mr. Treadway proposed t, insert the NINE of
ms inappropriate that hc-a Democrat a
Democrat of the right stripe. should thus pro-
pose to honor the memory of one of Nrginia's
uoblcst and most gifted sons. 1t was due Ia hut
eminent statesman that one county in his native
Stnte should bc named after him and MS IT is we'll
understood that the Legislature of Virginia will
always bc Democrats he hoped his motion would
accord with the senlorut of the House and be
adopted
MIR johnson was opposed to striking out the
name of Calhoun unless that of Roaue Ia he
inserted in its stead. Certain it is if any name
deserves to be honorcd, that name is "Speacer
Roqne" He need not remind the House that
Judge II. was the Father Of the States Rights
| artv-the most distinguished Icnder-the head
aud trout of that peculiar school of politicians
in this s;atcnnd hoped thatit would be the pleas
urc of the House 10 name the new county
| "Rnanen
The motion 10 strike out calhoun" and insert
"Roane was then agreed to.
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CANE BRAKE, DALLAS COUNTY, !
ALBANIA E'cbruarN lrJ5

Alabama, February 1886,
lseotee D. prcatss Esq Loafseale, Nv
Dear reference to the property In Alabama wheh
haye In your Journal other papers advertised for sale
vhis that those plantations and negroes VIII rom
thirty forty per larger profits than ike quantity OIL
negroes workedu Crtm and Todd Counties Non
lucky and aware thai no portion of your state asi
than ii the counties above named Negroes are
twenty per aud land thirty to ooty cent cheaper
hero than ia those counties
This caaeJyak4 rsgioa tas caied) is comparatively,
small tending east ana
parallel go for about forty miles by i've to
twelve miles with aud nteseeed by the Railroad leading
Selma westward, the Alabama and Mississippi Road
which Will, by its intersection with the "Mooile and ONO,
give direct Railroad connection Of the "Canebrake with Mo-
bile aud with the mouth OF the Ohio river
lands deep and rich soil tho very best
river bottoms of the MsslsspP and are mch more Vua
bic than any lands in the Southern States. Becausei
Firstly They healthy desrably populated and
supplied most abundantly the purest
surface, several hundred gallons of water per
The "heah statistics on the Canebrake plantations prove
this be- point OF health equal 10 portion the lhion
either Aurtb Or South
secondly These plantations have every advantage which a
ccs Transportation aud cntguity the best markets
give Steamboats, ply regularly upon the Alabama river to and
lrum both Mobile and New Orleans.
The yield from Of these lands the past
ten bales 81 Cotton u the hand averaging 120 pounds to the
bale the value Of such annual products viii than pay
the ansl mean that such crops would each year,
than i4r every acre in cultivation
From the above data solicit farmers planters and those de-
rns Of engaging in agriculture 10 make their calculations
t. the value ct the property offer and hR0n that all who
premises person. will desire become pureha
Equally adyautaf opportunities be-
fore oEctd for investments cotton plantations and
eroes
These at an early period in the settle
nent of this country and are the best in the "Canerake aud
year could have been purchased price, for
other investment of capital could have been equally profta
Bile
by law made my imperative duty SCH ali the property spcc
fed in the advertisements within the next twelve months ior
cash pas lnen- On Time.
HEN EDWARDS GREY.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY,, March !. l@56.


CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Mr. Amher called upa hill authorizing loan
to the Virginia Central Railroad Company, and
on his motion The vote ordering il TO its th,rl
reading was reconsidered. Mr.. A, then offered
n substitute for the whole bill, which provides
Tor an increase orcapita stock by State suh,crip-
ton Ia tho amount Of $500, 0O), the stock To be
guaranteed by the company to pay seven per
cent until the principal and interest shall be re.
paid to the State The State then to hold the
stock on tire same terms with other stock. The
substitute was adopted and the hill ordered 10 be
engrossed and read third time.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Mr., johnson called up the bill authorizing
subscription of preferred stock to the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad Company. Mr., J., of.
tered a ryder containing provisions similar To
The snh,tltute above offered thy Mr.. Anbler.)-
The ryder was then engrosse&. read the third
time, and the bill laid upon the table CHE a
amount of stock authorized to be thus subscribed
Is S500.000)
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
MIR. Deneale called up the bill authorizing a
Subscription of S500,000 to the Manassas Gap
Railroad Company. and oiferod RYDER simil =
to the foregoing, The ryder was eugrossel. read
the third time, and The bill laid upon tho table
NORFOLK AND PET ERsBURG RAILROAD.
Mr. Mekcnnry called up the House hill au-
ihorzing an extension of the Norfolk and Pc
tershnrg Railroad 10 charlottesville
Mr.. Amber al eSsed the Senate in favor Of
n substitute which had been offered by Mr. Bold
win Tor the bill, contenaing that the same re.
strcilons should be placed upon the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railrouda as had bren placed upon the
Central Railroad company
Mr. Mckenney replied. lie disclamed all
sectional jealonsies and believed that in com.
inrrcial point of view Richmond could never be-
come the rival of Norfolk. He hoped this enc
boa would be granted his constituents, who
had a>kcdhut little heretofore, and now asked
nothing but charter for their road. The b'll
as 1t came from tho House, he cnntended wos
bat simpl" act Of justice
Mr.. Taznweli opposed the extension. II was
Injustice to the works already constructed. He
believed moreover, that Norfolk could never
compete with Richmond.
The question was then taken upon the amend
ment proposed 10 the House bill by the commit
ted
The question was then taken upon tho alnp.
lion of the amendment by way Of substitute for
the bill and IT was adopted-aycs 20, noes1
Inc question recurring upon the passage of
me o!Il as amended, it was rejected by a large
majority.
on motion of Mr.. Armstrong, the vote bv
which the bill was defeated was reconsidered and
the bill laid upon the table
THE BANK BILL.
MI tatett called up the bill extending the
cha Ter OF the Bank OF Virginia and after remarks
by Air. Welch and Others the same was made
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The House Of Representatives Of Georgia has
passed an act providing that the tax now impos-
cd in That State upon free persons of color shall
be set apart as n fund to be applied in transport
ing this class of people voluntarily beyond the
limits Of the United States, aud those 50 d-pos-
ed nav. voluntarily, return to servltude.
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Colonel Benton contradcls the statement made
at the Pittsburg Convention. by Mr.. Greeley
that he was favorable to the adjustment of slave
ryip Missouri. He says he exchanged a
word with Mr.. Greeley the subject and he
must have got his information from some third
person, who was ignorant Of his whole language
and conduct upon the subject.
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Mn MASON has been twice elected 10 the
SENATE by the Democracy of this State, on the
ground that it was necessary to yndcate the
Fugitive Slave bill, of which he was the author.
Mr. Fillmore signed that bill and made it law.
In the eyes of those who oppose 1T, he alone is
responsible for il. Senator Wilson said, the other
day, in Massachusetts, that his right hand was
red with the blood of the Fugitive" If Mr..
Masons re- election was necessary for the reason
that he introduced that bill into Congress--how
much more necessary is that of Mr.. Fillmore
who sanctioned, signed and was the first to en-
force i'll If the friends Of Mr. Mason sin
ccre in the reason they urged in his behalf, they
are bound by consistency and conscience 10 sup
port Mr.. Fillmore. He is assailed most vehe-
lnenty and vianously in the North on this
very ground mud the canvass there is to consid-
cradle extent. against the Fugitive Slave
Inv. viii the South permit him to be beaten
down on that issue VIII not Southern Demo-
Gratis come to his support in such "A conflict :
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Banks, ofihe Southside Democrat. challenges
SWINE, fthe Petersburg Intcgencer. to po-
Htical discussion on the hastings, and ndjs, by
way Of indueement
"Ridgeway, who has finished his labor. at
Inxnls mill, will be over. and Irving and Nc
Donald will doubtless come down all the way
from Lynehburg 10 hear him.
In tho language Of the immortal Bedott'
"ogscuse" Us, Mr.. Banks We would travel as
far in an opposite direction. to avoid the painful
and Illuminating sight of two respectable editors
making n show Of themselves. aud pulling each
others wool. on the stump-as il they were no
better than candidates for Congress. As for our
neighbor, we wont answer for him. lie has so
far forgotten his editorial dignity as to become
nm Elector and we can't vouch for him any long
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=, rics4.-mi,,iner, and Fancy

-
WJ :, 'ilS--I ne undersigned having purchased S{9
w. IL = lrinEs entire stock Of Goods aud taken "
= tHe sane stand formerly occupied by him, wouid~ .
nn''t Respectfully ask the liberal patronage Of the r
''u' anu Gus TONER'S and the public large and de i
.ne"s'iv' - o all in their power give satisfaction
e'"7' Wh" may iaFour them with cal! we expect 70 ~
vi manu- me sane style # goods that has always been t
r, u"eeSSor hnI viii cndeavcur, In every paric""
Ne.ehnp ne Former reputation of the house. L.
~ AHardcrs IRON the country will be promptly a'trl"
to- ~ l,riIi As 4 Go
ian ats
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NJ. !, gay p,.>s.- i,,, son.c poor humon being

lac entering DR. T. b. Wrigts office No Broad
waN and offering fhr testimony to swell the 81 pnsolc
ct testimonials Already received Of the great made Who'll
u by the "Scofous Autidoie We have hundreds Of these
ready fr publication il required Zach the that
h1se come under personal observation and the
tics to" vi known II admit of single doubt Of their genu
iaee-' ", sai give the public comparison
t' whn We have, Ns would require time aud money
tlan to s,ud TO publish all DO not however, wait
Tor til" appearance of any further evidence II you sick
commence and take it according to directions, without delay
and fs' assured eommeudaton Will he loud
ucghbor Of its virtues 1t has accomplished than all
the med rin,s ever yct invented. See advertisement
tua l. IN
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the order # the de tor to mprraw WEDNESDAY
at II o'clock The understanding is that the
vote will then be taken
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

when fsnei.Hou, the t.rcc!t Physician. WIS
slain Homer said of him. good PIN stefan is worth much
a whole array. Then good medicine ike Ayers Cahar
Pills worth great deal mere, because it ell
works wider and lasts longer The circle OF the best PHsi
clans labor be narrow while such remedy is available
allcan be had hy every body and Is worth having.
Id
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nave arranged IA be suppl ed regularly one of No I
tents son Has Of every yHtcty of anai,,v .J
sylg as ihey ar" introduced. aud STYLES change SUI,
me back Hats oponrd This rrk are very I'M" p, Z"
~ '" ina tifi J. SEABTRY
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We are daily looking for Democratic journals
to reproduce the letter written bv Mr.. Fillmore
some twenty years ago When he WINS n candidate
for Congress. hastily asserting 10 opinions ON
the subject Of slavery which he has not to This
DAY acted on. Some account, too, of the negro
steaier who was pardoned ontof the Penitentiary
at Washington. on the recommendation of Mr..
Crlttenden, would be very uppropos, and exciting.
We hope We shall not be disappointed in these
expectations. Perhaps the enemy are saving
their ammunition till the forces get lose logeth.
err Or perhaps, they kaaw that that powder
has been shot off once, onl would not be Ek.Iv
to do much cXeontion on a sccnnl nttcnnt.
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NOV.eE.-rhc COMMUNICATING hcrc,oforc

e SsAs f'.-e nc co-p;irfncrship heretofore eA
sung between the undersigned and S Diuguid, uu3f
Tue style Of $ bpgaid Sons dissolved the lt da
January lust
he 9Na's VIII hereafter be carried by the unersFoeI
under me firm aud style of D. Z. & G. A. DIUGI ID 81 h
old stand OF ). piuEuid Sons
All p'rsoas has iBs claims agninst the firm Diugui
sons VIII present them 10 for settlement thosc owH
accounts VIII please come forward and pay up
DAVID +. rlI GID
GEORGE A. DIICllp
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K aSSosa Eses. The 60-pa rfncr-htp
- HAl AhERS & IRBY having expired by iimitalN ~.
ts gay dissolved We return thanks old lrieh b.
usl"r7 Tor their liberal patronage since have bet
ness and ask their eonfiuaucc 10 The new concern al Ip
q SAUNDERS
a. ioSI h'ieite to MS will please come forward ara ~
,nef " accounts early practicahc Il i very
SNTNnER's & lGu}
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Ihe Hon. Carroll Spence, American Minister
to the 'ortehas presented an official communion
flon to the Sultan on the subject of the law which
makes it II capital offence for Mussulman 10 70.
nounee Islamism, setting forth in n CONDENSED
view the various reforms effected in Turkey, and
IN an elaborate argument urging the immediate re
peal OF the existing law. The Hon Carroll Spenoe
had as we'll let the religion and internal poliiv of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

rn,ke, uionr. el-e be may he comPe,ied Il maze
himself scarce in that detachable country.
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I aDs7;1' tAarSasi-sI,nYe ,,,i. ,,cc,, o,,,,,-
e t iPIy ut thHse popular Brck CATER ,Lic III
~ rapidly at - 80 A.,a La lies fine Black 0ae, rn
Wisl'1t heels An n'HY Tan Color q alters nj Il an
49, - r. SEABTrRy
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eglh t'.lrn.tlrc Exc Nr,.--A fre.h snrLLy nf
sTEoIHER 4 WHITEHEAD.

WIN tHfhHAFf t,9HeP Af8.--A fresh supply of the
ing beaatfl polish Furniture removing all status -
te2.d&ets - sTBoIHER WHITEHEAD.
seWraIaia E'ureh.-I3ead what Mr. II ,ydcn saws: No
medicine over had c'loaes rom sn,A respectable
nal r"lr"rs Of the Aston House, New York and for mum
osr IF years # the Exchange Hotel, Richmond Va was
cgred # Severe attack of Neuralgia. by Carriers Spanish
Mixture The rapid and perfect effected in his ease y
hs valuable medicine s''d his attention and his
interest ne recommended 10 others afflicted with variety
of disonAe aud in every instance effected He has
S."n 1t euro Aguc ami Fever Rheumatism Liver Complaint
Pt5t'IS'3 rN'ft' Violent Coughs, aud eases whrh
sud to a confirmed Consumption and nearly every o,her
cso for which It is used lie remarks difficult to know
-, WIN ~ I'itN" or nfe. and As Blood puri-
Ir and "e and FL medicine, ha las its equal
ehgera' recommends II GA Al! occasions believes
--- s-- 1'3- ~ l---l- tz.ll Ife2s-dlm
Warrington. 50. 4. August 18th. rs55.-nr,r
I'M one pln9n prevail, her" with regard TO the
i've power "t Heur Electric Oh here Is nrhars
morn striking than any othcra crippled for Ii wears
's o'rn restored SO that he can walk eret This me
or y'''i ana mas relieved almost immcdalcly both
Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Uurot NV servarts having
M reg 9er' man E'a has been cured in week by This
" NJ 'I'#i ti recommend TO all. wish for
Of humanity that this Oh would be had throughout
W'L HtNRY sNYpru Brown, Hotel
i9h Great cures are known to have made WASH
besides tundrals relieved Of Corns raa,ie F 81 @
m5re rfi pains aid aches In HrIeot,n \ J. in Harris
ryWhere has hcen introduced the report is wonderful -
Aisy heats every thing cd ont pain and to
CPS Barns aud to cure P.p;tltia an ;, W "nnds
W 30 II l 'iarty nine in pycrs hundred II .rd A.,
rrdng - directions and it pleasant does not qaart nor IN
's.'''t WIN a''. I"oh n'r othrr medicine.
WASHINGTON d. G. August l9fb
Prof petrtfhI se great d,1l Of YOUR fi a"1
WI spoken " oeislhrraod aano dsv pa$.r hn
,ha Aase many eaiis FIR it, hAoogh Ncssrs Stool & To-
ice H. s'rd 'ur ''!n' uaoila'y. o5;gp vours rl
R9as'gl. ! lra5zf. l;rarr., ''''
Sc my written raas ontlc wrapper name asn r! r.! s,
- sopts rl.4 f"2 81. P Ps1l.aalnsi,
~ sae AZ l'r Saay'a, Ivp4hrt-s Purcell I ada !, a..
aud Ai' a.ian's b the state ln.9l.Iiy
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the popular medicines tins State and the
confidence through is friends has caused such increased dc
and that the proprietor has found increase his
tJcy for manufacturing the tteS 70 that he lie able
- till all orders PROM t 9 most able physicians using
j. IN their regular practice tr its virtues Of ys
esa Nervous Headache pisorltred Bowels and gener
a Alternative OF the Whole system c Read the certificate Of
the Rev + Bn4ps Of Union Iiil station, below Volumes
t the Kind have already heen furnished the proprietor
For orders, address L BAKER, Proprietor Richmond
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GREAT HUMAN CURIOSITY :,
4 CHTLD WI7H TIE
LARGEST lFEAD1N slJE NOEYn

yB,HERE CAN BE SEEN AT THE WASHINGTo
"A not Sc, for short time a GREAT HUMAN CIR
0SIGN Its Child y mouths old with head of tho enc
measurement of TWENTY EIGHT BY TWCNT1
NINE INCHES AROUND, being Of the most curiof
Human Phenomena ever known. is native Bedf5r
eorntN and the Of MIR. JoHY L. STESSFTT
Il can be sech honr of the day. and until O'Clock
night at No -, WASHINGTON HOUSE for 4 few DAYS
Price OF admission, p cents. W. II. FOSTER.
us Ag,rt
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COMMERCIAL


CORRECTED EVERY MONDAY 4 WEDNESDAY BY JNo ct,,
ToBAcCo-i.ecepts have increased during past ,,
and prices well supported Common 10 good Lugs Ia
good ..:e { - s. common Ia good Leaf d 81 i
unr . 10 Sill
WHEAT.-Yery little doing Sales Of red at - 70 - ~
white 81 to 81 10, for strictly prime parcels.
CoRs--Dull at 61 to 63 cents.
MEALS 20 cents
FLouR-Bu little doing in this article superfne Il 10 =
TO SCI family 81.
JSO. CLARK
uiSsion
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TNCHnOND Sept. !, IsI5
take pleasure In tesfying the OF Bakers
Premium tc remedy for ohsnle indigestion relief
vi thu ATTACKS ri dyspepsia and headache; aud by their
have CsraPcd my annual attacks Of chils
REV. +. J. BOGGS.
Pastor Of Union Hin Station.
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LE,ME s.tGEaEsT CAsu pHiCEs

4 FOR NEGROES.-The subscriber beps leave to insH
the ezens Of hynchburg and its vicinity that he has
to Iynahhng whore he will remain for
purpose Of purchasing Negroes the Southern market
tween the ages Of ten aud thirty years. for which he vii
the highest Richmond cash prices
lie can be found Mt the Auction Store of Mr. VIM Nj
by Main street at all times. r. II DAVIS
y. b-Any Information concerning Negroes will ut i5ea
~ pad for II. II D.
Address. Lynehbure. Va Ifc ls.dtc.fin
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LYNCHBuRG WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
CORRECTED ~ ERf TUESDAY AND SATURDAY nv
\. b. RUCkER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Com mission Merchant,
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, LNNGHBURG "a
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VIRGINIA IEGI SIATUR RE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, Mar. 81, 1856.
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SENSIUN.
The Speaker resumed the chnir at o'clock.
HOUSE IsiLS PASSED.
Tho following bills were read third time an
passed:
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COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.

iowa County Judge LUxAN VI STRONG. Of Highland
Sheriff 4: LEVI STERLING. Of Mineral Point
ttrz Circuit Court JAMES HUrCHIsoN
. an 51 Supervisors LEICEL " JOINER of Wv,rsiur
L-sEN ARTHUR BRErFAN. Mineral Point
lister of Deeds JoSzPH LEAN, Of DsdgeviIIe
LatIsurer JoHN UREN Of Mineral Point
III scouting Attorney LOUES CRANE Of DodeeviIle
Surveyor: JOHN b WHITELAW-. Mineral Point
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t'A>hloNARLE TAILOR, would tender his thanks to
NE citizens "t Mineral Point and vicinity for pSst IA
- ana say that he i stil the old TRIBUNE eaes.
.-se tae Book store, Highest, Mineral Point Cen
' comes leaned and pressed short notice. a-i
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HENRY PRICE.

{ ENERAL DEALER in Family Groceries and Provi
~ innS, Nails Glass. Wooden ware, &c opposite II
ls--~N House, Hish-st, Mineral Point. 81
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JOHNS " EVANS,

NJ - - hANF IAILoRS. HiEh-st- Mineral Point Wis
= 4eit a share of public patronage Their work will
n lae most fashionable style, and on reasonable
tGiting done 20 Order and warranted to at if
we A>-7 aP' 81
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.IOHN Milton

lrTNANSURANCE COMPANY. Of Hartford Conn
Il CaritSi. $500 COO. ofica over NiFtnr,s 60 NJ
va feiat ~ n B. BOYDEN Agent
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CT. jus Of sup Court EDWARD WILTON of Janesville
Associate Justice
AEEAN SMITH, Of Milwaukee ORs ANUS COLE Of Potos
Circuit Judges
jas / poOLTTTLE. Racine " KNog-IroV 2 ,lu Chic,
LAs III AhhLL- milwaukee, tEO " CATE. Stevens Ht
a i-AE.kAhEI, uLlikee : ; y FULLER Hudson
" K hoKSLISE. Sheboygn Q ALEX I CoLITyS Madison
= u CorHKES, Mini Pt- 10 : Z COTTON Green Bay
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GEORGE w, COSB.

{ ENERAL DEALER in Merchandise Of ali ti,ss 49,
- neg ef High and Chestnut streets Mineral Point
Wisconsin. y
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Qrofes5lOnal ana s}usiness Cares.
GEO. ID. WILDER. VI. ID.

E~0J Id respectfully tender his professional ssrvice
W u the citizens IF Mineral Point and vicinity.
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