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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
ms RANCE OMPANY.
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
Capital $500, 900.
Cash Paid IN, 100000.

Especial attention given to Insurance of Pro-ER
TY, DWELLINGS AND OUT-BULpINGS.
NSCRES such buildings contents favorable ms
for or years. Insures Stores, Warehouses; Build
ings or contents, and Personal Property generally.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly PAID ~ CASH
This Company is Joint Stock Association organized
under special Charter granted 10y the Legislature of
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital of $500 600 one
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid in and Sc
cureiy invested in bonds and mortgages The Company
being thus securely organized upon basis the Di
ecors take pleasure in recommending ii to the public
favor, worthy OF confidence support with the
suTance that all Losses shall be promptly hororaIv
adjusted. As this Is purely Stock Company, mutual
business VIII be done, nor premium notes taken.
Officers IN. ". DONALDSON. President: J. W
EDDY, Vice President ". r. GIBSON, Secretary A.
GIBSoS, General Agent.
lily j. II. CLARY Agent, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

. Read the Message and see if it is such an
indifferent affair as represented by the Trib-
,lpe"-D Democrat.
So say we. Read the Message impartially,
and Judge for yourselves of its merits; and see
if YOU do not find portion of it the most dis
a,astiug partizan, pettifogging document ever
palmed off upon an enlightened community, as
= Governors Message.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

REFUSED TO DO 1.-THE Madison Patriot saws.
the Attorney General has refused to file the pa
7trs prepared by the Counsel of Gov Bashford.
bv fling papers totally different from those pre-
S.nted for his signature, and adds, the Attorney
General might with equal propriety have filed
copy Of the Argus, or Barstows Message Such
acts show who are afraid to have the question
Of Who is Governor fairly tried
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22
Sflintrai 4oimt Tribunf.
LOCAL, AND OTHER MATTERS.

NEw Mar OF MINERAL PorNT--A map of the
village of Mineral Point, drawn by CHARLES
TEMPLE, Esq, aud Autographed by j. J. o.
sH.ysEss., of Chicago has just been published,
.nd is now ready for circulation. 1t is an ex-
cellent map Of the village-of good size, and
,-erv correct. A copy of it should be in the
lands of every business man of Mineral Point
!. ,,,,1- no bat, at the Mineral Point Book Store
nj the low price OF s. copy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

TEACHERS ISsTTUTE,-At the meeting of the
Teachers Institute at the Brick School House.
IN this village, on Saturday next, the sub
iect of the propriety of School Exhibitions
yiIl be discussed. Teachers from abroad. and
such citizens desire to participate in the dis
cus.ion, are invited to be present.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

sz5-Hons. c. c. Washbun and c. Durkee
have OR thanks for Washington papers.
We are also indebted to Hon. A. Cobb for
Legislative Reports, from Madison
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7 O i" q q /

* q 10 q u i
THE INNER S CHEAP CASH STORE
/ AS removed from Commerce Street to High Street
TO the old stand Of c. Beech, Wheeler 4 Comps3
ny, where may be found an entirely
NEW STOCK
of the various kinds Of goods partially nune,t cd hollow
winch VIII be sold at the lowest Cash prices
DRY GOODS:
Merrimae and Cocheco Bereges
Aliens, Spraguc's and Ginchams
ali STYLES of Prints Linen r'kfs
aipacas English Shaker Flaunels
Meiinocs Table Covers
Del-aines Cassimeres
Cambfics Satinats
Muslins Diapers
DENNIS Sbeetin.-s and Si,ir.iu,-s
Blue Drills Sbsris W SIM 'i''sS
Canton Flannels Tevets
Batting Oil Cloths &c &c
CLOTHING.
Flushing Felt, Petersham Silk Wool Fur and Beaver
Beaver, Mehair and Ltbe- Hats
satnet & Cashmere Frocks Caps
do do Pants Chiidrens Fancy Hats
finSh, Cassmere, Satin Shirts, Drawers
Siih Nests Overas, &c &c
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Morocco, Calf and Mems Thick Kip. Calf
Shoes, knameled, Goat, Grained and Hungarian
Jenny Lind silk Caters Boots
ana half gHlteTs, Slippers Brogans, &c
ana Busklns BOYS Boots and Shoes
Cnlfehs misses boots, Ladies' Gents and Misses
Polkas, Sonags. Jenny Rubbers
Iinds, CATERS Dutch Ladies Moccasns
Boots &e sc.
HARDWARE.
Axes, Saws, Chisels Hair brushes Powder
AnEefS, fiies francs, Shot, FlaSks, Pops Rope,
Spoons. Knives X Forks Twins Bercb S.rayys / >
SCISSORS, Butts Screws, Door and Gate Hinges,
LOCKS House trimmings, liasks and HOo,s
Carpenters Tools Bells, Curry Combs and Cards
pea screws, Nails, Sleigh Bells, Kettles,
Selves, Hoes. Forks ShoveIs Steel &c
CRoCKERY * GLASSWARE
White Granite Sets C. c Plates ROWS CI,a,,I,y
Blue Plates I,aL.rs
Mulberry Pitchers. jugs. Lanterns
IurFie Glass TunIblers K Goblets,
.Iapanend Tea % Beer Mugs Preserve hes
Sydcnham Ware, Glass Butter Dishes,
lea Toy Setfs, Glass Sugar Bowls,
Castors Naples, Jars, &c.. &c, sc.
GROCERIES.
Young HysOn Imperial, Soap, SaIerafus Soda
Huipo"der fo"ehong, Candles, Chalk, Alum,
o"iong ana other Teas, Salt Peter. BaraN, Resin,
Loaf and y. o. Sugar, Goldfish, Rice Sal1
Sugar House Syrup, Extracts Lemon Sc
Nlnnegar, Oil, Castor and Olire OH
Tobacco, Mustard, Pepper. Allspiee, starch
Java and Rio Coffee. Pals Tubs &c &c
TO the patrons of his present and his former place of
long business te subscriber extends cordial invitation
md pledges himself do all in his power to give them
satisfaction both in goods and prices
\. B-Butter, Goats, Corn and country produce
and sold.
T. s. ALIEN
Mineral Point Soy. 10, 1855. 5I4f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

FthAhEN p by the subscriber four miles from
village of Dodgeyile, about the of November
he'd BULL, year old past with some white on the
belly The owner is requested prove property. pay
charges and take him away. VIM. GARRISON.
December 1915. 4w1
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

;, ~ The company for the Improvement of the
oo TX and Wisconsin rivers, has expended $780,
Geo on the work.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22
Gstrau Hotfes.

STRAY ED-From the subscriber about the first of De-
- cember, a Dull. BRINDLE or Dun CoLoRED COW
crumpled, and smaller other. Whoever has her
he viii please return her with bill of charges obe
Mineral Point, Jan. Is, 1856 MS
i mile from Mineral Point Village, about the commence
ment Of Winter DARK RED STEER about one and
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
ELIZABETH PETERS.
EsTRAYs.-Taken up by subscriber in the VILLAGE
IL of Mineral Point Two Heilers one wear old sn -
one is white, the other red. Each has piece out oi e
left ear The owner will please CALL prove property pay
charges and take them away
PHILIP ALLEN
'"haaiy . 1000. 4w3
EsTRAY CALF.-Taken up by the subscriber in the
IL village OF Linden one hefer Calf OF aud white
ques;ed to CALL property pay charges and take her
away.
,;a,.. ~. % ,o.. THOMAS LowAR.
Il and brinile Bun CALF, probably year and half
oid, with a swallow-tail crop in the left ear.
One mile South of Dodgeville. eAi' s4w5;
EsrRAY.--Talen up, November IS, 1855, white and
II brinde COW, with common bell on. Also a YEAR
hing CALF, dark red, with white belly:
Five miles north Dodgeyille '''-' -'-- hs sos.
L .'SlRAI NoIICE--Iakcn by the Subscriber resi-
H ding in the town of Highland Iowa county WIS., on
land owned by him in said town, white HtIEER az
the age of two thereabouts, having red ears
some red about the face and the part of the fore
iegs-the right cropped. The is requested to
eau prove property pay charges and take her away
Dated at Highland, this 18th day of December A. H.
1885. (2-4w) ANTON TgTIfiFE
TAKEN UP-By the subscriber living in the town of
Linden about the last of November yellow and
wnlte HAIfER one Old last spring. Also, vearling
brindle STEER, the end of his tail white also a little
white under the belly. The is requested to call
prove property. pay charges, and take them away.
JOSEPH HALLAM.
Ihnden, Dec Y. io35- 2-4WS
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SCONSIN HOUSE,
Highland, Iooa county, - : Wisconsin.
Andrew Bolster.

I'VE above House has recently been thoroughly
Il waited and fitted in the best possible manner for
the accommodation OF the public. The Table will at all
times be supplied with the choicest the market affords
which viii be served up in the possible stye
Stages leave every morning for Mineral Point War
rem, and also for Nuscoda.
= Good Stabling and careful and attentive OstIers
A share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited.
highland, July, 1870. 33tf
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TS'AkEN CP,-By the subscriber, his lands in the
L town of Highland Iowa county Wis., the following
described cattle, viz One black COW, with white under
the bcll upwards Of three years old having left
cropped and the right notched. Also, white
Heifer CALF, with the tipped with red about two
old, having the marked like those Q" the Cow
Also black Hefcr CALF, supposed 10 belong 20 the
Cow few months old The is requested prove
property, pay charges, and take them away
GOTTfRIED u. HOFFMAN.
Residing in the village and town of Highland.
Highland December @, A. ID. 1888. l-+wS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22
r let @ " u IA:

VIZ would inform customers and the public gen
w orally, that have removed rsiocS of Goods to
The Brick store Nearly Opposite
old stand High Street, where we prepared to
wait all who may desire purchase any article of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CROCKERY, sc.
We have plenty of room for large number of
toners, and invite ali to call and examine stock.
ANSLEY s TRAMEI..
January s. 1856. Avs
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TAKEN UP.

4 BOUT the 2Sth of November last, red vearling
"A STEER, with white spot the belly. No ear or
other marks The owner will please CALI property
pay charges aud take him away
MICHAEL HUGHES.
Town OF WaIdwick, December 27, 1856. 4w2
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

T7=..<9 TAKEN CP,-By The sabscIiber living in the
I'D town OF Dodgeye, about the list of November
-kA2-xa- last. Red HElFER three years old last
spring. Nc white about her, and particular marks
The Will please cali, prove property charges
and take her away. LACHAhiAH CUENON.
Dodgcville, December u, 1875. l-4w
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

GENERALIZATION up, November 25th, 1855 a white
IL and brin1He Bull CALF, probably year and half
OLD, with a swallow tail crop in the left ear.
HENRY CARTER,
One mile South of DodgeviiIe. AVA
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

FEvAktN UP,-By the subscriber living miles north
4 Of the village of Linden, about the lst of De-
cerber, one red and white yearling BULL. No ear
other marks peTceptibIe. The requested to call
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
CHARLES :. WESTON.
Linden, Dec t, 1875. 4T2es
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

7sNAKEN UP By the subscriber in the wald-
/ wick, about the 10Th OF Nov. last. Dark Red
REFER, year old last spring white spot in the
shape of heart the forehead also small white spot
the light shoulder and large tue hip of the
side. The will please call prove property
pay charges and take her away.
ADRIAN WHITE.
December 18th, 1850 4w1s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22
STRAYED,

NROM the subscriber DodgeviIIe the fore part
II August last, LIGHT SORREI HORSE COLT. with
lghrish and tail the tail also trimmed the gam
BILE joint star in The face, and the legs of i-htish
color. 1t is rising four years old. Also MARE COLT,
rising three years DID, dark sorre color, black
and tall with few white hair Mixed in the face
and left hind foot white.
Any who will return said colts TO the subscriber
to Moses Howes Dodgevile, give information where
they may be found shall De literally rewarded.
JOHN L. ROBERTS.
Dodgeyiile Sept. g. 1850. 4srl3s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

IFSTRAY.-faken up, November Is, 1855 a white and
i briudle COW, with a common bell on. Also a year
ling CALF, dark red, with white belly.
Five miles north of DolgeYille. -.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

STRA1 ED-From the subscriber about the first of De-
~ cenlber, DU Ii BIINDI4E Dun COLORFD COW |
about seven of age-medium size-wifh one hor,
crumpied, and smaller than the other Whoever
he will please return her with bill charges and oli
T. s. ALLEN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

Fs1AkEN UP,-By The subscriber, in the village Of Min
L eTal Point one dark bIndie HkIFER, two years old
next spring. She las white the belly, and white
tce, with dark ring around the eyes The Is
quested TO prove property pay charges aud take her away
said Heller has been running with my cattle nearly all
the past summer
GEO. hISLINGBERRY.
Mineral Point, Dec s, 1850 l-4wpd
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-22

TAKEN Up,
DY the subscriber, living in the of Pulaski
miles North of Highland on the 18th Of November.
1913, brown years old ed with crop off the
right ear and slit in the left. The il requested
call, prove property, pay charges take him away
JAMES STEWART.
November is, 1885. 4yy52
TAKEN UP,
Y the subscriber in Che town Of Wadwic, on the Goth
Z of October, two STEERS. One three years od-red.
other two years old-bTinde each marked with a
slit in the right bit IN the left The
owner is requested to and prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
JOHN JAMES.
Wadwic, Nov. 10, 1850 4t52.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26
The virginlam Weekly.

We propose publishing in few daysa Weekly
edition Of the Virginian. II will be composed Of
selections from the Daily and Tri weekly issues.
and will embrace most sha, is valuable in th",e
ed,icn., conpiiad with THE view Of giving con
nected and comprehensive history Of current
events. and # afor,ling At the same time an EN-
,ertnining miscellany. Politics, news. literature
and tbr markets viii be the leading characters.
tics. For the purpose IF giving the largest
amount Of these, but littlr space will be devoted
TO advertisements aud only such a. of inter
est to country readers admitted The pnblica-
ton price viii be two dollars and fifty cents. bat
10 induce proponents Se will discount the odd
fifty cents to M who pay in advance but 10
r,re others. This rule will be riTidly adhered
70. The mail facilities that Lynehburg posses
80. make this point centre from which a large
region It country may lie supplied with a news
psp~r-~ith grea; convenience. and The advantages
which The publication If Daily will give for
furnishing an unusual amount and variety II
mstr-r IN q Weekly authorize Us 10 enpeo, a
large circulation. We trust tina, the friends OF
The Virginian in every quarter will lend help
ing hand 20 the ne~ enferprise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26
The Traitors I'm X ansas.

The new York Cos,mereiaf ADVERTISER an old
fashioned conservative whig journal. thus com
comments ON the recent proceedings in Kansas:
MIR. Reedrr arrested while examining
witnrss neiDre the Gmnm- SINNERS. Whatever
may have prompted this step. it has the appear
1T grave di-coarie-y. But it is simply al,
,urd To contend that Mr.. Reeder was exempt
from arrest under that article of the Con stitution
which ex"mpt- Members Of Congress from arrest
for such offences" for Mr.. Reedcr is no member
Of Congress. and Is not even n Delegate. for Mr.
Withheld was sworn IN A. u delegate without op
position. Equally absurd is it To assume that
Dir. Rrrder wa part 1t the Commi- -ion nppoin
ted by Congre He holds M official relation
whatever In Congress. and is only volunteer aid
de camp IL The Committee.
.'in II t'.w words it might be shown that if the
"Free State legislature or. any of the "Free
State officers, called haze assumed 10 erercise
the functions Of an Erecutive. Administrative
and Legisiatipe body. be.fore Congress has adj
mitted Kansas rs a .Stats,ibey virtually gull
iyof treason, aud should be punished according
ly. The question at issue il simply one of fact
aud no abuse of Judge Lccompt. or ihe.Ierri,o-
rial authorities will blind rejecting men to this
the real issue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26
A Democratic correspondent of the Richmond

A Democratic correspondent of the Richmond
Enquirer, writing over the signature "USIoN,"
protests against the adoption by the Cincinnati
Convention of the Kansas Nebraska test, without
resolution defining the principles meant to be
settled by that bill. and regulating Squatter
Soverc gniy. He thinks that if, in abrogaing
The Missouri restoration, VIZ have, as .many
Northern Democrats contend" established
Sqna,ter Sovereignty I've We swopped the dew
II tor n witch" We quote another sentence from
his publication;
THE KansasNebraska Act is a net to catch birds
ofeyery feather. The Cincinnati Convention mus, not
adopt 1t. without distinct Interpretation, else it will
appear manifest As MONDAY that our object is TO
make a President at any cost of Southern Rights or
ofNatonal Peace"
week from today the Convention meets.
We hail see whether the Southern delegates
have the courage 10 demand the reputation Of
Sqnntier Sovereignty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

RICHMOND MARKETS, May 23d-TonAcoo-FIcavv
Jugs, for export S44m5l fine lngs casa common
leaf Ia = middling 73@8f good 9Gf9} fine,
lo3Gt1 extra manufacturing SH}@129, ~ loo
BIS, according to quality.
ILouR-lherc was better feeling in the market
to-day and shippers manifested less unwillingness
10 buy We continue to hear of limited sales within
the range OF our quotations, which are slightly al
tered from those given yesterday, viz Shipping SUI
periine S6ftGs from the Basin and S6gm7 from
store fancy brands IA = Extra S7}m72 Rye
Flour s..
Wharf.-The improvement noted yesterday was
fuily sustained to-day, though the offerings which
would command the outside figures were by no
means numerous We quote good to prime red Mt
81 5ool s. do. do white 81 60G(l So
BALTIMORE CATTLE Market May 22d.--The Offer
gs OF Beeycs at the Scales to-day reached $50 head
of which number 80 were driven off for Wilmington
Del, 80 remained unsold, and the balance, $50 head
disposed of to Baltimore butchers at prices ranging
from i TO s. % = loo lbs--ayerlging 81 10 A small
lol OF extra quality readily obtained 50 623 The
general quality Of the bcevcs was tolerable Hogs
were little in demand at the close of the day but as
fourteen eargoeS We're hourly expected, the supply
VIII soon be abundant prices as last week
safes at foTT IS i 100 lbs Sheep are not quite
so brisk as last week though the prices are the same;
sales were made at } 80 TO 81 so
NEW YORK Observation-Disclosures in cotton TO a con-
siderable extent, hal anticipated accounts of q de-
Silhe pt the canada, which proved the contrary
that prices had not only remained without thange
p"t closed with an upward tendency Account,
yesterday differed somewhat as to the amount of
shIeS Whith were estimated by some persons as hiph
as "ooo bales yet they generally agreed that the
''''het was hrih Among the principal transactions
were '9o bales uplands and 800 bales middnp Saw
oIleais III trAhSltu The latter at 10 j. &c and I'd
freight, which was considered to be an n,proycnGnt
oi l-Ioe. he news hhd u favorable effect on bread
SINUS ana nour advanced &c. l2I. per barred
ne"' Improved &c. a Be- per bushe, and prime
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26
Whfg Meeting.

We are requested tn give notice that e meeting
.nfWhig- will be held at the Masonic Hall Thurs
day night for purposes Of consultation aud b.
appointment Of dsl"gaies a. general Conveuiio on
Of the Party in the siste-and tina, all who hav.
Wig ferlngs. and cter.h Wing principle. will
be 81 liberty, and desired to participate in The
meeting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

~ - - va az stc.gt sAgrca.t "a.
f. VI common LEY Err WAICIIES has had ~
S.ka ''eeHc't 10 cohNi nCe all IL
l rs ioy to invest tn ir money in such bnr 6oSii|
~ iiu'os ms Etsuit predicted at the mas,
~, utuh into the kot. ard WI are pad Ia 500 III,
tue FEELING OF disgust has become 80 waa r n
Watches ne" Ion heir use are wilnp 10 a a
10y 70 oe iakered every moon W, wrni, .,il
r VI oo friends aud the pubic generally to our snrt -
u' ""d Johnson Watches, in heavy IL Karat toId
"soe, Wleh we are now offering At the lowest uri,,s a.
i"'el 10 DC OF superior 6nis! and a, curaie INN,
tia' oiN such watch has something tiat ,y,l h. a
Y ti me we would be much pleased TO show them In
s stu n.l W no would do us the favor to call "
- ''' ''e saie quality of watches silver Gases
yps,. HliNEhllIOKN AZ CLIFT
Formerly H. Sly.rthorn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

HoN. JOHN p. KENNEDY, Mr.. Fillmore. Sec
rotary Of the Navy has written letter to friend
in New York, assuring him that there is not the
slightest foundation for the report that Mr.. Fill
more will not accept his nomination for the Pres
idency MIR. Fillmore is too deeply impressed
(Mr..kenn6dy says) with a sense of his duty to
the country to shrink at such time as this from
the high responsibility cast upon him by his po-
htioal position" Dir. Kennedy's letter con q.
cludes as follows:
HIS prospects. nevertheless. are better than
any man who can be brought against him. In
the South give him Delaware, MARYLAND, North
= Carolina. Kentucky. and Tennessee, es certain;
Louisiana and Missouri, think, will also give
him their votes. Virginia and Georgia he may
= carry; and even Mississippi, though do not
count on them. You can estimate his strength
/. in the North better than can. OF the West
cannot speak, since so much depends there upon
future developments.
have recently returned from journey through
several Of the Southern States, and with pleasure
observed, while there, that the American party
were wisely calling into its service, as candi.
dates for their electoral tickets and for other
responsible trusts. the worthest and most distin
guished citizens, known and approved fer their
conservatism without respect TO their connection
with tbr, party through any FORM but looking on
y to their sfin,ies With the party in sentiment
and opinion--they giving a broader and more
ust'fOvndation to their own power political
body.
hope that this course will be adopted gener-
ally and the objections If enemies silenced. by
showing that IN the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore,
the American organization has advanced from
The character and position Of an order into that
ct great political party. large enough to en-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26
CDAIAIEsIsCIAIA
:. -, .nrg geba.eo ana Nnra, Mar.e,.

..y.se.,surz Eoba.go ana ".rat narsci-
CORRECTED TyERT sATURDAT 4 TrFsDAT BY Jyo CLARK
TOBACCO Receipts have increased considerably the past
vsek-mosy oose Ia order. Prices lower
and medium Common 10 good ugs to Sc Good 10 &c
aae g. 70 god leaf 70 80 good leaf TO So
prize large heghseads aly inferior
lags and shipping dry order weighing from 1900
manufacturing przed weighing from 200 TO ltoO
little doing In this sriicl sales Of ned at
81 10. white / 10 10 . %.
TTouR-Dnll superHne 81 to sc; CIT s6 family 81
CnHs- 60 TO IS cents
AIEAI--gjto 70 cts.
JNO. CLARK
Commission Merchant.