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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

~, N"o ooAMEEcJAL CoLLRGE.-We have re-
'"''ed DIR. u Gregory's Circular and Catalogue
oil ms Commercial College, tor 1856. From If
we infer that tbs institution Is n mo-, so.,--
ishias condition
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
ARK ANSAS

Despatch from Memphis states that in Crit
tenden CO.. Arkansas, the whole American tick
ct succeeded. Yell, American candidate fol
Governor, has large majority
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

- The PLYMOUTH (Ia) BANNEa Las fs,l,
off from buchanan and Eoisted Fremont NJ
Dayton at the head CT its columns. ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

sB The Hon. Joseph Cable, formerly d.
ocratic Congressman from Ohio, is out fgr r.
mont; 80 Is his son who once edited IT, N.
Picayttsae, Democratic paper. "'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

In this village, the 10th inst by Samuel Tbo,..
Esq, 81. CHARLES BoTToMLEY to Kiss ELIZA AyI
BoLROYDE, all Of this village
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

MINERAL DIscoyERY.-The Grant County Her
aid says, that Messrs Ritter and Schmidt have
made what Is supposed to be very valuable
discovery OF mineral near Beetown, Wis on the
Muscalonge Branch.
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ST. Louis, Aug. 7.

incomplete returns from twenty-five counties
foot up Ewing 1896 Benton, l0402; Polk
1921; seven counties in the second Congression-
al district give Anderson, American, 3.06l !;
Richmond democrat, 1903; six counties in the
fifth district foot up, for Woodsen, American,
,492; Price, Bentonite,1 1888; Douglas, dem
ocrat, ,S54; same counties, in same district, to
fill vacancy caused by the death of ]. G. Mil
Ter, give Adams, American. l,64l; Claib Jack
son, democrat, 1853; FIVE counties in 18th dist
give Caruthers, dem ,Sl3; Pettyman. Am 500;
Stevenson, Bentonite, ISL. In counties heard
from, the Americans elect sixteen Representa-
tives, two Senators; democrats and wings fifteen
Representatives, ane two Senators; Bentonites,
nineteen Representatives and one Senator.
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MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS COUNTY OrFIoIAL.-CIovernor, Ben
ton 6,365, Ewing, X. n, Alb, Polk, Dem, g.
ISL. Congress, Francis P. Blair. Jr, Benton
tie, 6,535, l. NJ. Kennett z N, 5.549. T. c.
Reynolds, Dem, 2,lSl. Whole Benton County
Ticket elected.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
q LII persons are hereby forbidden 10 trust hao;
( "A my wife ALKALINE EASTABgOOk on iEv secoali
as Will pay debts of her contracting after his a
she having Jeff withou: Just cause or pIcYoesn
JOHN E-STAB8UOh, il
Aiiliu, August 11th, 1856. Ss5-'
DIR. BENZ, L. BRISBANE,
hFFlCE and residence at Arena, Iowa Co, Eiscensn
~ ely
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MASONIC.

MASONIC.
Iowa Chapter No. o, Meets Grst and third Tt..
days of each month"; It the Masonic Hail. Mineral ps,
Mineral Point odae No. ], Meets Erst and ri,
Tuesdays of each month, a. the Masonic Hal. y,a
oiu:.
s-P- Transient Brethren are invited to attend
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

Mineral Point, Aug. 18th, 1856.
We propose an immediate subscription for
raising the necessary funds for bell !
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Spiral aotitrs.
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Notice.

IN oClSe.
The business heretofore carried on by washbu-,
Woodmau, and the Wisconsin Bank and lai1er1r r, .
c. Washbuln, will be continued from tbs date ma
the name of C. G.. WAsHBURy 4 Co
Mineral Point, June !, 1855. %.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

az Prentice, of the Louis lille Journal saws
The North won't trust the Democratic candi-
date, with the resolutions annexed" and the
South Is suspicious Of the platform with The
candidate annexed"
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Is The New York Herald says it is rumor-
ed that the employees in the Custom House and
Post Office. commanding about two thousand
votes, are contemplating bolt from Buchanan
to Fremont
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

Madison, July IS. 1856.
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July 3lst 1T
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fs SPEECH Free PEsss, PI:s Land. FEE bg and Fant
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESS- CONVENTION.

STATE AT LAxeE-EDWARD D. HoLToN, Of 1Hiiraakss
TIMOTHY o. HOWE, Of t1rees Bay.
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ggaeeer, Qstifon S GD'8

Yrdrtlurt " Oartllten . NGb . Wt1l9iEen,
~, t28aIttmprefra8e, TN Gtb6ubt bEs
...t. UAmertedn."
Die untsrieidneteu fnt gu auetntSsn dsertsn fir ben @tr-
fauf rtGer Mafhtnen In Baltimore ernanut, unb laben 6av
utNen, 5armer uHb 5a6rttanten gu ~aef&at8er SeeGtung bteIs
eth. - .r. ..-
De @infa6bsit Der GUnttuftttn, bic ssrT4isbenarttss I'm.
psnt bartlett, fpwts bic S6ns1t8ieit Der Grbeit bider Dlaf@inen
Rb unlbertrCFen Gnp wnfbd sbar. Sic ne9t 8~ep6bnitds
Sdunte 0uf bas Nettefe, ndtt Talten unf Sruts unb Il. fir
ben ttufen IiSuNeltn Ippts fir ben biffe 5tpf NIT eIsi6em
8prtbetl anpenbbar. ....
glue Nrbsiten fur 8amtEisn unb edbtn ptrtsn f6leuniBa uuO
biatef aussefubrt.
Gin Sranenstmmer TT ,ur 8ebteHuaS psn Damien fets AN,
reGsnb. psEa q sWt er rtIt unb 8 a m I ltD 80:
F9ariSl Nr. 1i 5uttmcreif.
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S. ~ROSENFELD & Co.

ut. 10 o UaDESTF. y
&neros- Gambler in @i9arrer, 8ou- II. 9eaf. SabaF.
9apanna unr grtuetpe. stearrsn, inldnbtfGen unb tmpOr-
ttrtsn 3otat tn Bldttern. aus Sprten &autabat aGe
SDrten pfeifen, @isarrcn- Rtf4en, Sabafsbofen, Z abats. @tt.
tsttsn, 8dnbsr uns Stsmpsl fur Gtearrtn, inldnbtfGe, fransS.
EI6e urb bentf9e 6aucpsTcpisrs, Britt unD Yadpaptsr &c.
@tp. 8enbas teutfdes Metal utD 8rpnttn In alien 8drbeu,
ppie SancssArttel altr Sprten. Bias saa
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Nn5derreptppen Do0uerrcptyp II
= IL. 9xsiNinrn AnAiR.

r,-0} QEefs8 ! tn Stro 6~eaenVter Der 6gnitn1FraBt,
,tst ffinen 8reunben uNb Rem aeebrten Dntlftm tierrit an,
Ga - fpeben ietnen neuen On5uerrertaps5alo an pbi8em Ylas
ap8en bat unb I'M Stanoe III, IN auBetproentld fur5er Belt ies
IS Bib, bplfprtnen Gbultb, su bet bt1i9fen @reiien uuTerti.
eli tant. GQan fOmne unp INTERVENING i'd 2OD3nt
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CO q & . s. q u 4
6. i, = tlte b q n

IN ttr 9altmp's prt 09totGtfentcpa, nebe benz Dtvct,
A2$ beeltua, Q}G4.
8stisaes uab 6ofs&n8ff tnotn is0se 8is BITE bette guf
partnn8 ur'sr sltaietn BsetnGun8'R. Gar bic aDsthrsft0r
2s1Rn8 Scn WetfeGotB wstb unentseIbIt@ Fsneas Gepr
3%straatn. Dtr @iaeutt0atsr, g. 8. Stibteranb, IL eiS @ul
lraateRzN8snt Der 90ttg. D9to.@iftnt aGn In Gtanos ie
nosItde Gus!naft la sTtDetlsn unb Etdsts mad aaen uutR
IPpo bssst9u,ttn pIabea aasaustben. I3ni6nt
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Ncntr HfenfHnre

Nr+ 20 Siobtffr. Fate 9prabartf.
~ a. " : na&t ieiaFr dusa Fslanntsn uni
ftmYatltiuf1 dbtt neaFt BIZ Nns,tGs, BAG sr fstn frlbtres @,
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Ut;hsr ste6ae Dat. Gein gnodrsrIaser 1t NIT ben ueueRrr
xHo behsn GDrisp pcH
Sod parlore, 9olS- nn6 &phlenbfen
Stslt9tn. re:69 sast" nn ~bi0tahen 9PbrItfale unb G.tatl,
rrsifn rFr'autt nstfsn. GGs BET itn ettautten S,fen &c. tdtt
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pOaf dnsto t~ttr'ectatn ritatr retrur. iSefen, IanetS ,. Uu,
=" ocn rfaDrsnen Ir6sttttH repdrirt urb Hitber oufae,ett.-
sctsSsrStTtdutsr trRaItsn beiUnocrs gsrsdnatsgnsen
81. SD. Quit
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ee1ba IN fabrtsirenbes @as.

q Is Mpyarate fur Q6VtnbduIer Sbulhduier 8tr1en, 6pteli
''abtt afalten, Gdbrifen, @ieBereien, 6arntsGetGuSe, fppit 60
e att>nst, 06rf.r &C., tptl6e es erm6q ltdsn, bus @es teib,
" bebeuttub 5ilt9qr B~trJulsatn, mcrben son br ,a.arslani
. ertssle (trag haftal tSas~G pmr. awf 8eRe1uge rerferttai
ab f~baeGRen5 am btltnmten Ort ~dufseRelt. Ndbere Illus
Nnft IN Der Of9es Ser 99gnrv 4a!ttupgeRg. sS, 1902.
mbF -"-. u ". @brG1ne E, FrsdFr.
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No. Weidenfe fir 0ie Scinatb.

DaS unterssihnste Bureau Ger ,Seean Nafet gef5rberun6s.
Gpnip." emPFetlt fd sur prpnpten unb 7GernSeIrberun8 BON
pdfeten aaer Mrt Obs 3u 50 pfb. @eptdt), nit jeben BON bier
%ab8ebenben 3 . # , a M , fer mad ireenb etnem Srte Der g8ett
.e0r3nsli9 mad D~entf&tGnhI 8rantret@ unb br
S6met3r rranflrt bis jur 9efintmung, pber un irantirt 6e8eR
@dranhe unb 56eiu. ~. -.--
5erner perOen @eGb> Nussablunssn an trsenb cine Ntrefe
rm6 9%rtstnal-A utttuns ssliefert. YanasebtQets BON Bremen
mad lter 1no %nnt9etebrt, fOmtt aud fir bic Bre m er @Of.
e~dnptlbtHe ieben Wpndt ron Bier. Mdentur beS Gonbb 6ppf
SS99tts 4el5s9rape fur BITE anfunft Der 6dtfe pom europa in Der
Rdbtre NuSunft ater preife, 8ulenbunaen ii. (. IL. ertGtt
man auf p0rtfrets N~nfrasen Bet g. 9 d m ID t II. Gp., Chat.
lam Sdnt' GeT-gcrt. 9Nf-INbrede 1T: uYsf,Sffce 8rr SIR.
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Neiu go Eesnbfn 9Spnts.
SaS OeutftA' Uncertainties Wofts NQfS,
fetsSef@rberunaS. 8areau

RON Gba6 8. 9elrutb une Co.,
Nr. ~ MDrtt .Wtllta nj fr., Rstu. gprf,
frIter Sir. 8 Mprrtss Street;F
errt6tet In @%ertinbune NIT 9errn 6. Qolrttsn5eresr. tn Bremen.
benz sn BEN beutFten 9DfbebSrben bsfeGten aaeintaen @eenter-
fur bic Sef6rSerun8 aaer @Ufpdfereien ;pifaenD eutfplaaS uW5s
N9rbamerifa, ub psrmDse bteer Steluns 3u en bsuti6ea YoR.
bet6reen benz gublitunt bic bb6fe St9erbett bietsub b., befprbers4
Snts S&msafe anb htatsas inter Garante uah 9seen Stsin 3,
Yadete, 2Serths paptere unb @eleer mad allen 4beten Deltfts..
lambs, Der S6Wei3 &c. 0tefeIben wsrnen nit iebga ppfampfer.
brett an un6 6ur6 es 8bnt9l. 6aHnOD. @efarat In Srernen e..
p6trt. 9adete ans benz Snnern psrhen frantD gera. gprf ...
beten.
Sc rnteriteten ID bic @enannten terger bee Gpssttioaen unis
benz Gpmmtfrnss@tn uua 8ertauf rpa QDaaren isSes art, be-
rs6nsn QUEER ben StrtltG ~rerleGtsa SSeefen MUIR cine gsriuses
GCmmtffUn uhS ~sewGbren tbrcn 8reunbsn bur5;tbre ~pieli6briSe
%@rfabrun8 IN etsfem gG6e;tlre 9lastsnatntfs ma6 GHssesebntGr
SerbinSunetn betra6ftGe GprtbeIe..
References:
Srn; % @ 6 ~ u. s&paR 2tn, 9spsS9isse.ns GBSpH.
pr. y. Y. ~9Slttpane. .Srn. Nteser y. S:afen.-
Er. 6. 8. Gesref, N8eut Der Drutf6en @efsdf8afa
Mgent fir Baltimore: r.
Muf Sbt9es 8sug nebnenb erlaute I'd mir tgrn eeebrter
9ubliturn Die gnsei8e gu MAIDEN, ba6 bis frabes BON Sesru gDsIs
ting bpf stfnprts NSentur fir Baltimore un6 ben Gtaat Mers..
Lamb aut MID ubertra8sn. 1T nb btete Id hermit meine D;euf.
an. 81, StHpn
> fftce: StmrnS SpteI, 8aeettef.y Rpr. E. strtfs
3m. 6Dntbar nnb Gar.
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,RphLpn Rnhlpn

Saltp. Gpal.Gemp., 2ifenS @aGep, Mrunt Garage In alien
Srrten unb @r2gen gu benz %biai9fen @reifs; Die 3pnne 81
E2lO gto. uno tets baS ppae @ept6t. Nle 4uftrd8e lperbeh
&nel lnb bilig beipr9t. Cumberland 8pblen fir Sdmiebs
unS 8abrifanten fnO tets euf Eager.
ttb- 91pbIer, @rdf II. 6 o.
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SW D~er&Ggfeu4
"a tfffh Qnnh.

ES88sg. - u " uno Hp+ ~..-
@tne T6rnt ron SO @dern in Garrpn 60, urBtfdbr 1OaRetler
BON Der 6tabt unb 80 Metien ron snrr Cite, nebf @tbduIta
fetten ba8 Qanb Ia Dpn gutter Sualtt6t rnb Ttro btlt6 rr
auten Standardization 50 &dsr an Der philadelphia 9tfe, un
9efdtr 3 Neilsn SpA Der Stact, NIT 5tentIt5 8uten Gebault&.
feiten, DprtrsFta etetBntt fir ensn Gdrtu.t; $40 ader. in8e.
fShr s Nletltn pm Der @tabt, besreni. bpn 90nHer NIT ausge
,ei&uettnt ufer ar @ntenia8b ure 5if6fret; bts 0anb TT pro
built" Anb BITE Capitalization aut.
Ssrnsr: sin 9aben rs5f % pbnurs an 5Gwdrbar:, Gin quite
gef&aftsplas etns 2Dptnuns an Spfepttnsfra6e; bret 9But
an Stirling nats DtSttsaraBe; cine an tr pa. Eptnus sre
Gdt6ten uo gBp6nnneen CIT Oplrbtnfr IT.. /; finf hob nun ger
an hsrfetben &trdSt, beindbe neu aWet quite aDpbnunaen ar
SriepEtnefr II. trst 6dut,r an Tearls, zines an SpFmpn>, au
leint 56ultr on Saratp8oe, etass an SdrSbsrs, feds an Ma
quttb-, 5Wtt an @reennpunt~ apsnue, bret an WtG!btrrnfr
bret an @enYmsntHr. nnh cine srDee ansabl anoerss tn Der
uhrt9en Ebsilen btr @tabt. @Tunb In 3 feGIberrp.. Ge6sf.
SeTertpnr, Gtetrs, Gbaft., @aesr- ano anberep Gtrassn y
StrpaSttn. @au mebe F6 Bet =
t. @IpGtr nnt S~tptrtS,
Offtcc: gr. 60 8apette5tr.' 9tir wefl ppm @anFOntasu
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
r.. .# @fs 10 n @ratts unb 9annpSer-Sh
ItAaro s. SorfeD, VrGltbent.
Dtrettpren ii:
S SSlSrs 5: s Sarrlipn, ST." ST.. g 3. s Hss' S Star' S Sss'ift%;
Or. 81. @3rpbfbe, SfpB Qtnans Sen. 5ortnan, 4
Same8 MurrNp, Nite8 QBbit. David GarGpn.
Gerr9e Rr9erSt GGrtfian Rcener, go
0tffe Gchf 1T tQ1ft6 Dpn 10 Bis 1 lbr fit bet Gntpfan
Ron 0cppften unb Nus5dtlun8 Dpn @e1bern pFen.
gslb fdrrt Dpn DpQar a~ufpdrts btnterleet tperben. Die Sn
tere6en betraeen 8ter prDcent per S}abr unb ptrb auBer
benz ppn tem ueberf6uB aue3Sabre cine 6 tra>OtDtben
nnter bic Oepnftpren ~Sertbeilt. ,.-. -.- .....r 81
8er1erdttete 6%rauedunb Wtnbert6trtge fGrnet. 0elb 1T II
rem ei9enet Nalnen ~bepOntren unb bletbt bteielGe ausI6GieBlid
AIT ibrer eteenen 0~erfIaune. 22pS
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Womplie unb O~foDewatO,

u .. WENIEHEF WBtIIWt UVW W % JtNVNIUA
&p mmtfftpnS SpebittDSs, 6etb-, Sc ed feI.
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stest gDe8iet in ~bsebisen 8etrdeen unb @i6ten, su benz n~tsbrt8.
Ten @OarLe auf aGe tsbentenben Srte Der Serlaebenen reutfaen.
Sefcrst @elS.aiuSsd1inn8e9a aab GSslSseinsfe6aaase anf On.
w%eifunsen Uber gUImd6ten in alien @esenDen bieer 2Gnper, f.
ME in ben Ser. Staten unb Canada; --
ntmntt Seller in ~beliebteeu Summen sn S. a~ufpdrts seseu
Guttane in @mpfane uuO labt BEN geertb in iepau, ~beiebiSeu
Srte ~dusSdblen; -+--fe e-ts .#.c. ..-
b~efDrbert 9rr5pnen nt6t ALIEN BON ben Serf6tebenen 5dfen
fpnpern aud Sen alien an ben 5auPtpertebrfraeen Gurppa'f
~bele8ene1 Statipnen hierber. unb BON bieraus tn$ Snnere Ine.
rta's NIB ~un9efetrt rad europa; tia-,-s .-
aberntu1utt bic @erienbnns sn gadeten nnb @atern mad alter
@eseaSen; tleinere 0afete, ais DasuerreptaS &c. perben bis In
irsenD tinem e~urppdii&en 9afea fir 81 10 Cts. unb mad jebtn
b~eltebt9eu Sre i'm SnRern Deutf6lnnbS fir $1.6 Gts. beicret.
@ef4dftsfunben BON NfDr8ens s bis IbenbS u ubr. Spnn'
tags RON 5 Bis ii lbr MprBens. 4-. 26l9-.
u. 9 nj ItB., ..- ~ae s. s. Rpbew all.
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w@.TgN"Iut gH1s!TTVV " UVUF - y
an allen IN ben StdetsP ffren gefauften Tn6rtarten CTtdet9)
eurfsn 10 Gents a~b8e3psen %rer6en. Die %Gptnpasnie erlaubi
tthttn pafa9ter 100 plumb 8r.tsePdd, 1T atsr MUIR BE gum Ntr.
tte opn $100 perantrprtIid,
gsrfOaea fsnnen 8ssen s&eta Softer, Stfen &c. ~ssrfsuosn, opn,
Itlbf uttiIrttftn.
Neser, ole aGetn refen, fSnnen nar nit benz IL lltr 9ast
abren; fapor,e 0ttnsr in @eglettRne TIRES 5errn ieSerldh,
aa@sena stn Burger SaltinartS Sirsf6aft fur lie ssletfet Sat
yin @ NJ. s rdnfSt6 Neelt.
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MS1rf4er'S
y 9 uerreptppsS atOn II.

Nr. LAT Qertnatpn~ rote 6prarbH.
DIE 8oietne Wetaias, wti6r Der oct. gtf6 mad auttSttIt
utt osrttEt6e nun trassa 6er ft stntnnt. Ter @trinGft mas
'8glfH hNo ~8rcFteun. Uir G4treH gnftrsa EuubGn uEftrt
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S1a Greif0n8

NVAN ~ NN6EREfAV 70
LEAK HOUSE
Rarftt @FGst, et8txlbtr BEN RarSIaub.
9nfttut,
tnetn SarGrsiftube unb fdottf&e Spa,btrS besasues Rpaia,
&nttSerpFteuns anb ~frsuabit&s 3s9anbIuas ~ BEN btIisatn
Ssbtn9pueen.
Den 6eebrtsa @6ftn rr5 an Der Bar NIT ben bsatu rttuen
@stranstn auteewartet rprxnter ft tta Sor.rsHIt6sr E1pisI.
rein edry bGtpuptrs ausietGnst. tffIo3i
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0aSS un6 Morfe
P. A. LOESHER.

Z. a.
u& i'd m GlIet u. ESf6er"a%97
8 rnmtfftSnS 9sebttt9s- n.D e&fet.Gef&6f
$3.50 G1etp-WDrf SIR. 70 @rsenpt9
1%aSE Smebec, NapOIeon @ba
Dur6 metre btreften @eebtnbuneen NIT BEN baubtfddHdfsn
Shthsr @rpehlentfn IN ben Seri&tebeneu 6dfen Deutf6lanbs, Der
Nieberlante, 8rarfretfs ub @nelanbs Fin i'd In ben Starb ee.
ieBt, fefe Attprte fir BITE ttebsrfa8rt Spn gerfpnen ron
Bremen 5ambure, &ntuerpen, 5apre, 2pntpn
8afel, 8ern, Stra6bur 9 ,Wonnbetn, SetIbrpnu
Granffurt a. W., Wain3, 9SIn a.&., gambera
WIu6sn, Qeipatg, Berlin, Mten,
pber jetem anteren SnInntplote Deutf6ldnbs pber Der Sdnti,
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NUMBER 300.

GA story is told of tall, boned feI.
low, who went into market house, and see
ling large hog On exhibition, was mighty
STRUCK with it:
Il swear" said he, "that's great hog. I
swear never saw finer looking one in INV
life. l swear what short legs he's got. 7
swear"
Look here. my FRIEND" said little dry
looking individual trotting up, you must not
swear 500
Il swear should like to knowsw9ay," said
the hard sWearer with an ominous look.i.s
Because" said the little man, 'sswearing is
agin the law, and / shall have to commit you.n
. Are you a justice Of, the peace?" inquired
the swearer
Yes, sir" was the reply.
"Well, | swear" said the profane one. 81
am more astonished at that than was about
the hog!''
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EVANSVILLE IND. SATURDAY. MORNING, JULY -26 1886
|CBf 9ailg g0urnaI
CoURTIEG IN BROADWAY.

very singular wedding transpired her
this week. A young and very pretty Irish
fgirl-the sister of one of our common council
men, was walking up Broadway, New York
when she attracted the attention of an elderly
Igentleman of large wealth, who had lived al
his life a bachelor and an ascetc Rumor saws
that he was foiled in an efaire du co,y, and
icarried thenceforth in his breast a heart i'm
Epenetrable the sweet influence of the tender
passion Well, this gentleman ON the prone
made was attracted by this Irish girl to such a
degree that he arrested his stepsand .entared
to address her:.
Will VOC pardon the liberty, Miss, if ask
your name?"
Ny name is Mary Ok, SIR"
Dare l ask you another question, Mary
mean Miss OK-?"
Proceed, sir" she replied good humoredly
"Then | should like to ask you-and you
Will confer an infinite obligation upon me by
answering truly-whether you are engaged il.
marriage to any one, or whether your feelings
is interested in any person whatever?''
The question was decidedly home one, but
there was SO kind and gentle an expression in
the old mans eye, and such an earnestness in
his tone that she answered him freely
Not IN the least, sir.''
I Then allow me without further ceremony.
to place my card in your hand, and with it the
offer of myself and fortune. Commission any
friend you please to- make whatever inquiries
concerning me you. Cnay deem proper, and let
me know your determination Tomorrow"
The girl overwhelmed with surprise, depos- |
tied his slip of pastboard in her reticule and |
passed on. On Wednesday afternoon hefa
brother called at the hotel where her admirer |
resided, and informed him that Mary had con-
cluded to accept him. They were married
the same evening at the residence of the brides
mother, and the old gentleman settled on her
100000 on the spot.
This gentleman-he would not like me to
give his name-has held great many public
offices in his time, was formerly Major in
the Y. 5. Army, and afterwards assistant In
dlan commissioner. His real estate in this
city is worth more than 100000
Mary and the Major started the next morn
Ing- Tor New Orleans, where the latter has
brother who is a sort of pecuniary nabob in
that city. ..i.-f