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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12
,ocAI, AND OTHER MATTERS.
pnblic School Celebration.


The examination of the scholars of Public
Schools, which took place on Wednesday last,
"a. far more interesting than We had antlcipa-
"a The limited time allowed the Teachers to
.,.a,are their classes for examination after the
nrranoement was made for that purpose, did not
.3mit Of ANYTHING like a fictitious exhibition of
eat questions, but enabled them only to present
.be children entrusted to their before their
narents and the public, prepared TO exhibit the
.,,y proficiency they have made in school We
,,l;are that all who attended the EXAMINATION
,-anf away satisfied that all things considered
tho Public Schools in Mineral Point will com
,,,,a fayorably with those Of any other village
= tbe West The lack of suitable buildings.
tho entire restitution OF school apparatus, the
,,-aat variety of classes thrown upon single
Teacher. and the want of punctuality on the
mart Of scholars are but small portion of the
;nconveniences under which our Teachers have
Iabored. and yet the children have made pre-
scieDcv, in many instances, worthy of better
condition Of things than can be found BY visit
;ar our different school rooms We trust. how
ever. the time viii come when the citizens of
Mineral Point will get their eyes open to their
own interests, and the interests OF the rising
generation in this matter. Money is eontribu-
led with liberal hand to ador9 orr viIlace with
Churches for religious instructions but the fact
apraars TO be overlooked that that system of
religion which Is not promoted by the culture
Of the intellect, Is but poorly calculated to make
society better. Let or children be well educa-
ted, and then they will be the better qualified
TO receive those pure principles of Christian
itv BIZ which they should be governed in after
life
Ii the New England Missionary Societies de-
sired 10 establish Mission in the " est we have
no doubt the lack of School houses in Mineral
Point, would induce them TO believe that no
better field for their labors could be found than
here. How long shall things remain in this
condition
The Address Of AIr. CLARY, al the Count House
in the evening, was listened to with attention.
by quite large audience 1t was an excellent
Address, and trust its effect viii he benef
cial t. our citizens. BY a vote of the meeting
the Address is TO be published in both the Dan
osrat and Tribune. We shall publish it next
week, and hope our readers will peruse it with
profit and attention.
The crowd at the Court House on "Wednesday
evening, very large portion of whom had 10
stand upon their feet during the entire exer-
Clses, called forcibly TO our mind the necessity
for Public Hall, in Mineral Point. ANY Of
oar citizens having the means for doing so, would
find his capital profitablv invested, In the cree
ton Of good Hall, suitable for Public meetings.
exhibitions, &c
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StIERIFFs SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF low,
John Wood. America Moore and Joel Clayton Admins
istratoIs OF Daniel Moore III Ia.
virtue of an execution issued from Office Of the
ID Clerk of the Circuit and for the County of
~Feel tested on die l7h day Of September. y. D. ls55
anu 10 M directed and delivered against The goods
cha tel land and tenements of the named defend
anus have levied upon aud seized the following ascribed
keai Estate, VIZ TIE Northwest quart - the North
east quarter OF Section No light 90 "a TOWNSHIP four
~ North OF Range No one ~ East of the 4t principal
meridian IN the County Of Iowa, State of Wisconsin,
shall offer and sell same 10 the highest and best TJ
der, At public yendue the front Of the Court
house In the town OF Mineral Point in said County,
Saturday, the 23rd day February A. D. 1856 between
the hours Of nine O'Clock and the sitting Of the sun
p NJ OF SAID day, To satisfy said writ and costs.
LEVI STERLING. sheriff Iowa Co. Wis
Sherir's Office Mineral Point, Jan. !, 1856.
PNsLEI EATON, Atty for PlF. 6w3
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1AsfERATE AFFBAY " a SCHCo. HoUsE-The
s-e'anon lFean.) Herald. OF the 24.h inst. gives
1e following account of terrible ami fatal fight
II school ROOM in Wilson county, in thu State
Inc most distressing homicide we ever heard a
occurred in this county, about seven miles north
esAt o. Lebanon. IN last Monday morning, a
week ago between Rufus Watson and his three
sons on the one side, and two sons of John New
On the other. The unfortunate difficulty occur
red IN school-room. Young New, aged about
y years, was shot through-.the he;.rt and expir-
e immediately, and his little brother some 10
q IL years of age, was almost literally cut to
Pleces-receiying no less, We learn. than seven
dangerous wounds, every one OF them penetra-
ing TO the hollow. Strange as 1t NAV appear.
ne Is sill living, and hopes are entertained Of
lis recovery. Rufus Watson received the con-
tents OF a pistol, loaded with bird shot, in the
efeast, but was not seriously hurt. The difficulty
grew out Of an old grudge the has existed be-
tween the heads of the respective families.
Watson and his sons We're tried at Taylors-
'Ale on Friday last. On hearing the evidence
ne Court held them TO bail in the sum of = GOO.
oAe Of the boys was bailed out but the other
Two and the father falling TO give bail, were
committed to Jail to await their trial at the next
'eFm Of the Circuit Court.
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FATAL Burning oFTwo CErDREN.-1ay before yester-
day. at about \. NJ, Irishnan named VIM Hacrath
employed the grading in tie 4th Ward was informed
by messenger that his 5nanty fire. Starting
nome lie found that his wife had gone away and his
children who had beer left in the shanty had probably
been playing with tho fire. Il was nearly consumed
the children being badly burned 1hat they both died
before nigLt-1la Sent Jaa 3lst
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Worm NoTIcNG-TLe fact that tie Treas
urtr q Iowa County i able to cash County Or
ders when presented. This Is the first wear
since Wisconsin became a State that there has
been money in our County Treasury 10 pay
County Orders 1t shows very judlcious
administration of our County affairs We pre-
sumo here are but few Counties in the State
Tia, can show as fialtering state of finances.
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gfns ytens.

-fAiLPo ID RoT-Yesterday afternoon as the cars on
the road were nearing Lawrenceburg Ind from this civ
hey were prevented proceeding by crowd of
laoorers and mechanics, who swore that no more t.f
~ DC eohe upon the road until the arrears due them
~ 4uiua'eo- Exposfulation appeared only to infa,ne
them, for they declared that they would tear mn Tho
and demolish the if the engineer attemntad 70
ceed when finding it useless contend against an
towering force, the word given passengers ha
gage ana freight returned to CITY, Ii is said that tho
men nave been suffering severely in consequences of
pay oeng withheld many of them with their wives and
curing the late severe weather. having been com,
49, 20 "na sheler IN barns and out houses-Cfncin-
ndtt Times, Jan. 30th
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hILLEo-Ne learn that on Thursday, January GOTH IS
Mr.. NELSON SMITH Of the Paris in this county
was returning from Dubuque in two-ho.se wagon one
OF his horses being vicious young fellow got his tail
over The rem and attempted To away In the effort
20 manage him Mr. Smith kicked in the corner of his
left eye the rim of his left of and severe
lie under the ear and other injuries inflicted
causing his death in few minutes He leaves widow
and SIX children, leles numerous circle Of friends to
lament this melancholy PlaiteeiIie 4nericaa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

CLERK OF THE hoUsE-flon. WILLIAM CULLon, of Ten
nessee, has been chosen Clerk Of the Hos at Wasbi,
ton, by majority Of 4I-the vote standing 12s 70 s5
Tins appears to be good selection Mr. C. wss NOM
Der OF the last Congress- and the leo few brave
ana honorable men from that section whom we shall al
ways reverence for their craftsmanship and integrity in
posing to the utmost the repeal Of the Missouri
promise TINS honest and noble action defeated him in
the attempt for re-election.-Galena -fdrcytiser
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

hAiih'lLlL AcADENY-AcTIoy THE TRUSTEES
AT meeting of the Trustees of Pattevie Academy ,s
jan -''h' 1t was voted TO proceed the erection of
another building for school purpoese and alo g. .
boareing House, necessary funds 3, n he
raised 1t was also voted to increase the number of
arshlPs to Fifty, and at the CONNIE nceuent of a New
ear to raise the rates of Tuition % per cent above
eut rates.
M JAMES h Wy is appointed Agent for obtaining
ptions and selling Scholarships. He will com
ulenee his work next week.-PlatteriHe suer;ca,
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SrauES DEATH-We regret to learn that Mr.
.oEN CoylLL, of Linden, died very suddenly, on
Monday Of last week. of apoplexy. Mr.. Covin
Tas an old resident of the town of Linden, and
We believe, at the time of his death was Chair
maa of the Board Of Supervisors of that town.
Ills l'~s viii be severely felt as Ven by the
conn unity Of which lie was member a. by
Tie family thus suddenly deprived OF is head.
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Defendants.
VIE said complainant having fled his i'll Of
IN e Circuit Court, in and for Iowa county Wscon-
SIN on the Chancery side thereof against said
praying the partition the south east quarter of Az
south ea quarter OF Section number four "a in town
snip number live, To- north, of Range number one n
east IN Iowa county, Wisconsin-the said eomnlanant
ais9 nay ing issued Subpoena in Chancery against the
saiu which Subpoena has been by the
ef oil sand county not reason that said
ehaaits, nor any either of them could be found in
id county and IL satisfactorily apear ny by the afda
WI Oh Amasa Cobb, solicitor for said complanant thar
e ia aeendants either them can be found
IN tiis STATE II Is motion the said complainant
y MS Soeitor, hereby ordered the said deli nlant
f. a uii living and if deceased his heirs n; law who
are unknown, the Iers law said t,.oyg. Moore
oeese' Who are also unknown, and every parson
OF persons, party parties herein do and they
ana each OF them are hereby required to anear in said
Court anu answer the said complainans said bill of com
paint on or before the 18th day March A. D. 1856 or
The SAID bill OF cclnrn will be as confessed and
decree entered accordingly
And ~ is further ordered, that the complainant
cause this order to be published for
a. st once in each week, in the Mineral Point Trii
oae, weekly newspaper published i Mineral Point in
sad county end that the first publication thereof be made
wlthln twenty days from The date of this orGerDated
TINS 18TH day OF December, \. y. lS55.
BY the Court N T. cOTIIRFN
Circuit Judge.
hereby certify that the above is true copy OF the
order mace by said Court, tee cause Is the
same remain on file in ny
JAS HUTCHINSON, Clerk
cow Circuit Court, Iowa Co., Wis.
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There was report IN town yesterday, that
serious difficulty had occurred at SLakopo, in
which some five or six persons We're shot. We
did not learn the cause of the ARRAY nor could
We obtain any further particulars.-.H. Pant
Times, I'm. 2~tH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

PosTroNED--We are authorized to say tia. in
consequence of the Illness Of Mr. PHILLIPS. Ito
Ball intended to be given at the United STATES
Hotel on the 22d, viii be postponed for the
present.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

- Professor Johnson, the author of the
go Chemistry of Common Life and we'll known
in the scientific world for his professional abil-
ity, died recently in Scotland in his 18th year.
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lord papers We learn that Mr. .ToHS II. NANNY.
iae inventor Of the wei known Reaper bearing
hls aama died in that place on the 29th uIt.-
NJ NJ was in the prime of lise-about 80 years
Oh a-e-anj his loss TO the community in which
ne resided, d well 10 the world. viii not soon
De- made good His disease was consumption.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

The Cincinnati Commercial of Monday reports an
other stampeds of six slaves belonging Mr. Bowen,
who Lives in Boone county, short distance from Mr..
"alnes who were taken with sudden leaving during
day night tits supposed that they crossed the icy bridge
above CALIFORNIA; but trace of their whereabouts up
70 last night. had been had
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

EgLFTsEs N lS56.-Ihere will be two eclipses
q the sun and two Of the moon this year. A
total eclipse of the sun viii take place on the
',a Of tpril, and annUlar eclipse on the 2oth
q September. both invisible here. There will
be partial eclipse Of the moon on the 18th Of
April which will be visible early in the morn
ing and similar eclipse on tho-l3th of October.
at~o Visible, in tie evening
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

'AEi-iSiE, "a jan T.
One hundred ofthe students Of Dickinson College have
rebelicd against the f4cuy consequence of the alle
cd unjust expulsion Of four members.
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The Ohio Legislature la se.used to abolish cari
tai punishment.
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NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS.

4 NSLEY & TRATEL are now receiving and o7ening
al The old stand of Whitney Smith. High Street
Ainetal Point, a large and wei selected Stock OF
STAPLE AND FAECT DRY GOODS.
GroceriCs Hardware Crockery oots shoes Hats and
Caps together with every article usually called for
THOR stocE Of GROCERIES Is large. and they intend to
keep constantly hand general assortment Of fresh,
Family Groceries, If all kinds, which they viii sell on
5ach terms 20 make II object to consumers call
upon them before purchasing elsewhere as tney are de-
ter-nincd O be t.rIa-soId.
Call in and examine the quality and prices for YOUR
selves, and see if these things are not So.
The highest market Vri-e paid for Wheat Oats Corn
Potatoes, Barley, Mineral and Rags.
Mineral Point, Nav u ISIS. a5-ff
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=
TIE lIINER S CHEAP CASH STORE
II AS removed from Commerce Street TO High Street
old stand of . Beech and Wheeler * Conlra,
ny, where may be found an entirely
NEW STOCK
of the various kinds of goods partially enumerated below
which will be sold at the lowest Cash prices
DRY GOODS:
Merrimac and Cocheco Bereges
Aliens, Spragues and Ginchams
all sly les of Prints Linen H'kfs
Merinocs Tabie Toyrrs
DelaIiaes Cassimeres
Canb,ics Satinets
Musiins DIAPERS
Blue Drills shasgit anu o'i'r'iiiss
Canton Flannels Neive,s
Batting Oil Cloths &c &c.
CLOTHING
Flushing Felt, Peterslau silk. Wool Fur and Beaver
Beaver, Nohair aud Ijbe- Hats
ss1inet * Cashmere Froeks caps
DO do Pants Chiidrcns Fancy Hats
Plush, Cashmere, Satia y shirts Drawers
silk Vests overalis, &c &c.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Morocco, Calf and Mems Thick Kip Calf
Shoes, tiiaIhcit'i, Goat, GTained aud Hungarian
and hail gaiieis, slippers Brogans, sc
ana BuSkins Bows Boots and Shoes
thiidrens misses boots, Ladies, Gents and Misses
Polkas Sontags. Jenny Rubtcrs
Limbs, Caters, Dutch Ladies Moecasins
Boots Nc &C.
HARDWARE
Axes, Saws, Chisels, Hair brushes Powder.
AugefS iies Flames, Shot. Flasks P1owS, Rope
Spoons Knives Forks Twins Bench Screws
Scissors, Butts X screws, Door and Gate Hinges,
Locks, House Trimmings, tasks and Hooks.
afpehtefs 1. OILS, bells, furry Combs Cards,
Bed Screws, n lis, sleigh Bells, Kettles,
Selves, Hoes, Fo1ks Shoyels, Steel vc
CROCkERY < GLASSWARE
White Granite Sets, G. {. Plates Bowls, Charnl,,s
Blue l'sttars
Mulberry Pitchers, jugs, Lanterns,
Purple :" Glass TuEIhlers K tiuhIets,
JaIsanend Tea . Beer Mugs. Preserve dishes,
Sylenhan Ware, Glass Batter Dishes
Tea Toy Sets, Glass sugar Bowls
Casters. NaIIies, Jars, &c, &c, &c.
GROCERIES.
Young II yson. Imperial, Soap. Salerat,ls Soda
Gunpow'ier. Powchpng Candles. Chalk Aiiur1
0oiong and other Teas. Salt Peter, Barax Resin
Loaf and y .. sugar, Goldfish. Rice, salt.
Sugar House syrup Extracts Lemon &c
Ninr,acar. Oil, Castor and Olive OIL.
Tots;ccc sius'ald, Pepper, Ahspice, Starch
Java AMI Rio Coffee, Pals, Tubs Se., &c.
To the patrons OF his present and his former place
doing business the subscriber extends cordial invitation
ami pledges himself DO az in his power to give them
satisfaction both In goods ana prices
\. BButter, Goats, Corn aad country produce bought
and sold.
T. s. ALIEN.
Mineral Point, Nov. is, 1855. 5If
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] HAVE now hand and am prepared to show a large
L and well selected stock of Dry Goops CONSISTING Of
variety called for in this section the and
at lower than be bought anv other estab-
ishment IN the county The following articles compre
his splendid and well assorted stock in part
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t. The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer saws there is
now living in Hardouaan county aged years who
has onig recently cut eight teh Such lis yor
that lie walk mile with the ease of a Young man
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FRUIT GROWERS & FARMERS

THE NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL. REVIEW:
4 JOURN4L OF SJBURBAN ART.
sCPERBLr PRoFCsELY ILLUSTRATED
DeUotcG TO tire drGacement Of the RureE Of
fHaerieG.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

In Chanesry.
On Bin for Partition.
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They don't make good mirrors they use to-
remarked an old maid, she observed pair of sunken
eyes, wrnkled face, and liyi complexion in glass she
usually looked into.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-12

u IN editor in Iova has become hoIiaw from de-
pending upon the printing business alone for breq nat
he proposes 10 sell himself for sioycIfpe.
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-. An old lady objected giving er son coIlcgiue
eduooton after learning that prol4ne history
/ oI the studies during the course.
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Mfrtbansiss.
55J. FALL AND WINTER IS5s
q q q d
1919.

At the old stand Of JOHN MILTON high and chest
nut streets, Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
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- The new City IIa in Springfield, Mass. just COM
Il"iet!, i said 10 be Of the buildings in New
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gfaal asbfrtistmtnts.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. ,
IOWA COUNTY, SIS. {
sewen s. Lorrain, Comp't
T. A. LuH, the unknown
heirs OF f. A Lun, decd,
and the unknown heirs OF
george Moore, deceased.
nef.uaeprs
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to lil to repeal all laws prohibiting the importa-
ton and Introduction Of slaves into tie Georgia.
passed The Senate Of that state on the 25.h ult
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bin has been introduced into the Massachusetts
House increase The salaries Judges Of the Su-
prenle Court TO S4000 Chief Justice, $4,000.
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~ ROCERIES-Five hhds \ ew Orleans Sugar; so bills
T Clarified sugar: Crushed and Loaf Imperial,
Gun Power Young Hyson and Black TEAS in chests
boxes, for sale by JOHN MILTON
nOOTS and SlOes.-A large lot of Boots and shoes.
manufactured expressly for the retail trade and
J ran for sale bv ANSLEY & TRAMEI-
(,IASS.-loo boxes q 10, 10 q l., 10 q II, L q 10
j Glass hand, and for sale by JOHN MILTON.
T OAF Sugar.-A superior article of double refined
Loaf Sugar, also crushed and powdered for sale by
ANSLEY * TRAMEL.
FRESH OESTERS.-Two hundred
ELTA Cans Wrights Fresh Cove Oysters, Just
/ fsJN eeived and for sale at CONNIE
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rSTRAYS.-Taken M 10y the subscriber in village
Mineral Point Two Heiiers year old and past.
is white, the other red. Zach has piece OF the
left The win please CALI prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
PHILIP ALLEN. e.
January ) 1896. 4w3
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1t is stated that Dickens is likely be elected
PaFiisnent, which ill CRAFTY longtime ambition. That
reform speech last year did the thing.
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rsFAkEN UP--I3y the undersigned, at G-aysyiIie on,
mile from Mineral Point re, about the commence
ngnt of Winter, one DARK Red STEER, about one and
a half years old marks. The viii please cali
prove property, pay charges ana axe him away.
ELIZABETH PETERS.
January - IS56. 5w51
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-. FINAkEN UP-By the subscriber. residing in
IN i town of Highland Iowa county, his
~ harm in said town. on ar about the 10th day Of
&-[-~% January, 1885, two SORIsEL MARES. One
aged about eight ar, having white in the fore
head The other about five six years old
have blcish in the eve. The l. requested
to prove property, pay charges and take them away
ADAM WOODWARD.
Highland, Jan. 80 1856. 4WT
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EISTRAY CALF--TaSen an by the subscriber in the
H village of Linden hefer Calf OF red and white
Color line backed. No artificial marks The is
questc to ea prove property, pay charges and take
away
THOMAS LOWAR
Linden, Dec. -. 1855 s4v3
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STRAYED,
IRON the subscriber, in Dodgcviie, in the fore part
i August last LIGHT SURItEL HORSE COLT with a
-htis name and tai tLe tail also trimmed gam
bic joint star in Che face ami the legs Of iigItsh
color 1t Is rising Four wears old Also MARE COLT
rising threcycas old, Of dark sorrvi ccer black
and fai. vita fcg' white hair mixed, in the
and lt.t had loot white
Any WHO viii return saji coils the subscriber
to Moses Uowc, nodGgyie. give information where
they may be found shall he literally rewarded.
JOHN l.. ROBERTS.
Dodgeyitle, sept. 8, $3.50. 45nl3~
StTRAYED the subscriber about the irs Of De-
= cemher DJ II. BIslNDI.I. or Dun COLORED COW.
au"ut years age-me'iium size--with horn
crumple, and smaller than the other Whoever has her
he viii please return her VITA bill of charges and ohiige
T. :. ALLEN.
Mineral Point IN. s. ls.t. no
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IvSrRAT.-Taken up November 25th, 1870, white
II and brindle Bull CALI, probably year ana half
GA, with q swaiiow-tail crop in the left
HENRY CARTER,
One mile South of noigevie. s4w3
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TIE TEIBUNE as A COMMERCIAL PApER.

No expense labor i spared to make tb, Narket Re-
ports OF iHs TRIBUNE reliable and satisfactory Sufsci
ors may depend upon finding fall and correct 9uotat
of all the leading articles offered in the Chicago u,r
based or actual sales, such Grains Meats Live stock
Vegetables, Lumber, Fuel. Groceries Hardware ana
Warrants, Money Market. &c.
But other recommend need be named than the fri
that Ia RTEES HUNDRED Copies of the DAILY and rRl
WEEKLY Editions mailed merchants RESTING ont of