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g We notice that RICHARD L. REED, Esq.
Of tbis place, has been appointed Commissioner
i- the [. ;. Court Of Claims. and is authorized
70 take denositions to be used in that Court.
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We are now enjoying very comfortable
winter weather. The sun has robbed US of our
me sleighing, but for which there would be
little cause Of complaint from any one on ac-
,511. of the weather.
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No WAR.-The Buffalo Express says, that since Stewards
speech the Central question President
has constantly felt ''fan and that there viii war
unless few American citizens buchered in Kansas
by the way Of keeping up the Generals military repu-
tation.
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LOST.

Sn8EWHERE between. this place and Linden. on the
- FL % December, lS55 NOTE or HAND from m.
Jury o. Tor the Fifty-Eicht Dollars and
@ cents. bearing date I'D December, 1855. This Ger
aa La said u9te IS cancelled, and is Of further use
h Al. one REFS HARRIS.
Mineral Point, Feb. 70. 1856. 2w-g
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E STRAY TICES


g TRAY NOTICE.-0n about the first day of January
- y. ID. 1856 there the residence of the sub
slher, in the village Of Mineral Point county Wis
consln, a DARK BhINDLE STEER, two wears old last
Sprg No natural artificial marks visible EXCEPT thai
the LETT horn Is little Topped aud the point sawed Off
me owner IS requested 10 prove property pay charges
and take him away. MATILDA + HOOP
Mineral Point, January %, 1856 4w-9
TAKEN CP-By the subsbriter. living in Lost Grove
L hve miles Mineral Point about the Ist Of
fefuarE a BLACK COLT, year old tIie coming
sprung; has white spot the forehead one white
spot on the top of the The owner requested To
tail prove property, pay charges and take her away
4w-s~ GEORGE WARREN.
F7...ses Taken Up.-By the subscriber in the town
AE-4S Of Haicna, about the 10Th November
-A.=s>-- brindIe yearling STEER white face and
spots aboutIhe rump. The request
ID to forward, prove property pay charges and
take said Steer away.
PATRICK KING
Halena February 6, 1856. 4ws%
TAKEN UP,-By the subscriber. living near Rock
i Branch, about the 1st of November, Red
ye;trling ID JILL. marked with left ear a white
belly white in its face and little white tip
prove property, pay charges and take said Bull away.
WILLIAM SUFFERS.
Rock Branch Feb. s 1886. Avs
YIrAKEN UP-By the subscriber living in the Town of
/ Dodgeyille ONE YEARLING BULL. Color Red,
with little white the tail, and probably little
the leg No artificial marks noticed Said yearling
running with my cattle all winter The owner Is
requested to call prove property pay charges and take
him away.
Avs JAMES HOSKIN
DodceyiIle, Feb. 9th 1856.
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STRAY Ed.
NROM the subscriber, Dodgeyie fore part Of
i August last. I.IfiHT SuRFsEL HORSE COLT. with
tiaJi>n ami TAIL tail also gam
bic joint: il the face and the legs Hehtish
color Ii = rising four years old Also MARE GOLF
rising three years old. dark sorrel color, black
and tail with few white hair mixed, the face
and left hind foot white
Any who viii said colts to the subscriber
to Moses owelis, Do3geve give information where
they may be found shall be Literally rewarded.
JOHN L. ROBERTS.
DodgeviIIe, Sept. 6, 1852 4su13.
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PENNSYLVANIA LToUoR LAw.-The Senate of Penn
sylsania has adopted substitute for the bill which
proposed to repeal the liquor law of the State. The
substitute Provides for Stringent license system. The
vote upon its passage, however has vet been taken
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

The DIFFERENCI.-The papers say that Janssens only
misfortune Is that he got into bad company Our idea
that the bad company got into hina--RipoR Spur.
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IL q III q " a i
THE AfSER S CHE4P CASH STORE
As removed from Commerce Street to High Street
20 the old stand of G Beech, and TheeIer x Comps
ny, where may be found an entirely
NEW STOCK
Of the kinds Of goods partially enumerated below
which will be sold al the lowest Cash priccs:
DRY GOODS:
Merrimae and Coeheco Bere.es
Aliens. Sprague's and GinghaIus
all STYLES of Prints Linen ltkfs
AApagas I English 51 4 shaker Flannels
DeLaines Csssimeres
CaInblics Satinets
Muslins Dis1I.rs
DENNIS St,eeti.,e-s and Sl,iriings
Blue Drills Sba,sIs
Canton Flannels Yeyets
Batting Oil Cloths &c &c.
CLOTHING.
Flushing, Felt Petersham silk, Wool Fur and Beaver
Beaver, Mohair and Lie Has
s4sinef Cashmere Froks Caps o''''i anu ioi''ir
de do Pants Chiidrens Farcy Hats
Plush, Cashmere Satin Shirts, Drawers
silk Vests oseralls &c &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Morocco, Calf and Mems Thick Kin Calf
Shoes, Enameied, Goat, Grained and Hungarian
Jenny Lind silk tiaiters Boots
and halt gaiters, Slippers Brogans, &c
CbiliTens x misses boots Laiies Gents and Miss-f
PolhaS, Sonta9s, Jenny Ruutcrs
Limos Caters, Dutch Ladies Moecasins
Boots &c &c.
HARDWARE.
Axes. saws tulScls, Hair brushes. Powder
Augers, Files Planes, Shot FIssks, PloWs Rope,
Spoons. Knives * Forks. Twins Bench Screws =
scissors, Butts < Screws, Door and Gate Hinges,
Locks, tiouSc Trimmings HasEs and HOOKS
Carpenters Tools, Bells, Curry Cornl ana Cards
Bed Screws, Nails, Sleigh Bells, Kettles,
Selves, Hoes, Forks SADyelS, Steel, &c.
CROCKERY K GLASSWARE
White Granite Sets, c. c. Plates Bowls, Chaml's
Blue PIatters PAX
Mulberry Pitchers, Jugs Lanterns
Purple Glass TunIllers X tIoI,.ts
JaNanend Tea - Beer Mugs. Preserve dishes
Sydenham Ware, Glass Butter Dishes
Tea Toy Sets, Glass Sugar Bowls,
Casters, Naples, Jars, &c-, &c, &c.
GROCERIES.
Young Tyson. Imperial, Soap, Saleratus Soda
trunpGwder. Pow chong. C4r-tcS. Chalk alluTo
oolong and other Teas, Salt Peter, BarsN Resin,
Loaf ana y o. Sugar, Goldfish. Rice, Salt,
Sugar House syrup, Extracts Lemon. &c.,
innegar, Oil, Castor and Olive oil,
Tobacco. Mustard, Pepper, Allspice. Starch,
Java and Rio Coffee, Pals, Tubs &c &c.
To the patrons of his present and his former place
doing business the subscriber cordial invitation
and pledges himself do all in his power To give then
satisfaction both in goods and prices.
y. BButter, Goats, Corn and country produce bought
ami sold.
T. s. ALLEN.
Minera. ONT Nov. is, 1870. 5Itf
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FIRE IN BCFFALo.-A large part Of the Central Rail-
road depot in Buffalo, destroyed by fire, during the
night Of the 18th.
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~ TAKEN UP-Bv the subscriber, resi- ling in
~ town of Highland, Iowa county, his
~ farIn IN said town, or about the 2oth day of
@A- January, 1886, two SOR&EL MARES. One
aged about eight ' aT having white in the
head. The other about five years Old, and to
have blemish in the eve The is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take them away.
ADAM WOODWARD
Highland. Jan. 90, 1856. 4w7
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE
Mineral Point, January 18th, 1856.
y O tice.
TO THE PUBLIC!

WE. the undersigned, would respectfully
w the public generally, that hSee just received
from the Wisconsin Pnery and Will constantly be receiv
ing through the season, general assortment of
Lumber. w it'll Pickets. LaIh and shingles,
which thev offer FOR SALE or -easonahle terms
The public are informed that have established
LUMBER YARDS at the Town of 81 JOnesd de- at
the mouth of the Wyoming Valley. which plaee is
siderable DodgeviIe and Mineral Point than
other point Wisconsin River. and avoids many
steep and horsekiliing hills Transfers and Teams viii
rendered comfortable by the accommodating PHrLAs
DER CoLE who has recently built comnoious Tavern
and Stables at Jonesd2le.
BENJAMIN THOMAS.
BARRETT WILLIAMS.
Jouesd.is, Iowa county, May :, 1855 Ut.
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e The favor of our Linden friend viii be
attended to next week
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

MADISON CoRREsPoSDESCE-Rec too late
~ our issue this week
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NURsERYMEN, FRUIT GROWERS & FARMERS

THE NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL. REVIEW:
JOUBN4L or SUBURBAN -4RT
syPERBLY AND PROFUsELY ILLUSTRATED.
Deyoied to the dt sHeemeHt Of the Rural Interests Of
america.
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PATN"TNr


fE'HE undersigned having formed Co-Fa-tnerslp in
the Painting and Glazing business prepared do
all kinds Of
HOUSE SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
In THAI win satisfy the putlic that there
than good and cheap painter in Mineral
Every branch of the business attended short
tice and prices much lower than heretofore charged
this place. All work warranted.
Bugzies, Wagons Sleghs, Signs, Banners &c, Painted
short notice
All orders left r. D. Pulfords Drug Store promptly
attended TO.
EDWARD NICHOLS.
JOSEPH DOWNS.
Mineral Point. Oct. - 1855. 6E,4S
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NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS.

4 NSLE1 4 TRANEI are now receiving and opening
at the OLD stand " bituey Smith. High Street
Mineral Point, larpr and wen selected Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Groceries Hardware. CrocEer Shoes Hats and
Caps together with every article usually called
Their stock Of GROCERIES * large and they 20
keep cnnS'antv on hand general assortment Of fresh
Family Groceries, of ali kinds which they viii sell
such terms to make object
upon them before purchasing elsewhere they
terTuined not to be unaersoid.
Gail in and examine the quality and prices for your
selves. and see if these things
The highest market price paid for Wheat Oats Corn,
Potatoes, Barley Mineral and Rags.
Mineral Point, Nav II, 1855. 25-tf
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Rsadynade Il clothing'

OF every description for Ladies Gents, girls X boys
JEW ELRY,
That cannot fail to please the the particular
We have also TEAS Of The best quality, for ~ 50
% cents per pound.
CARPETING--Rag, Stair and Floor Carpetin= hand.
The above GOODS, ana many others, III be sold CHEAP
than ever before known here.
Such Goods purchased last spring viii
sold at cost, to make for the
stantiy arriving from the Fast
Please call and satisfy yourselves that the above
statements correct. Don't forget the place-Deler
Achelbacher'S OLD STAND.
WEIDENFELD, DELLER & co.
Mineral Point, 1915. 26-iv
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This is OF the largest and elaborate works of
Rural Architecture the principal features
Each number contains from two 10 four ngravincs of
model cottages designs eminent ana skilfuI arch
fleets. Space Is also assigned 10 the tasteful Of
Landscape Gardening engraved plans gardens every
stye and adapted to the pcculiaities OF 5ifrent rs
of architecture beauty and work.
&c. are illustrate ana described as soon as their respec
tive qualities De determined forming the COM
tempted
"A experienced corps Of practical writer's seven in num-
Der, engaged 10 fiji its columns
1t contains seventy large pages and is printed on the
hnest pearl surfaced paper, manufactured expressly
TERMS - per annunl payable IN advance Fifty cents
commission on each subscriber allowed 10 those VINO
as agents $1,000 wH be distributed at the end Of the
year among those VINO send us the twenty largest lists of
subscribers These premiums viii be paid in cash The
The following selected from hundreds Of similar no
tees voluntarily contributed By eotenPoraneous pubc
The HORTICULTURAL REVIEW deserves the most liberal
patronage It Is not only eninentiy Practical but is
4. J. Downn-.-hHicferbgcker
The most elegant ami useful book Of the kind that has
Mr.. Reagie the Editor the horticultural Review is
practical Pomooeist, and one Of the finest scholars
powers Dickens, the elegant gossip of walpoIe com
hined with thorough knowledge OF rural artStGte PO
Farmers, buy for sons-buy it for your daugh
ters. is rich intellectual treat combination
of the beautiful and the useful.-Argus, n Y
We had thought that in DowniDgs DEATH the eloquent
ReagIes discover an equally
rich mine Of mental wealth. that influence
of the spirit that i gone.-MeEtrose TribGRe.
Advertisers viii find this unsurpassed madiuIn Of
publicity, the Horticultural Review cireuates
lively every state OF the Union Advertisements inser
a. the rate Of SO per page.
WOOD ENGRAyINGS.
Those requiring Wood Engravings, have their
ders executed uniivae manner. Special ention
i given views Of ANNALS experienced English
Drau chtslsn i engaged for this express purpose Persons
living distance forward dagUerotype Of the oh
iect by nail1 they wish engraved. which viii be suf
cient guide obtain perfect Stock Breeders
will be dealt with very liberal terms.
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L.
-
va Undersigned would respectfully state to the cti-
Ia Of Mineral Point and vicinity, that he continues
y carry IN the
nASUrAcrURE OF ~
~ BOOTS & SHOES D
8 ais oit stand High - Get. Mineral Point nearly
t'i.e the Court House, all work viii be done
= se -St manner, and reasonable terms ard War
- To ."- equal 10 any work done in the State The
~ arg Eayltsi 10 call and ascertain for Themselves
..-ee tad the appearance of his work Feeling
49, s.aL &c can s-isfy all who in Of BOOTS
- >ilotS, he would respectfully solicit share Of
E--lt patronage
= Boots and Shoes Of our own manufacture, from
" ~ stock and Of all sizes constantly on hand for
r ana srTanted equal to any made ia the State.
-''t~ purchased the interest OF RICHARD HARRISoN
--T Enlistment heretofore carried BY him two
i 81 the Post Office, the business will continued
>t-n4 under the supervision Of M. Harrison
e. E4-zsntet
Repairing done with neatness and dispatch, on
1'5isr- JOHN HADFIELD-
N.a7ral Point, February /, 1856 lsvStf
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AIs, NAII4S.-The undersigned has Just received
= . large Stock OF Nails, embracing every quality and
SIZE n Use, which wiz be sold unusually low for cash
49,, G. W. COBB.
Mineral Point, July "a 1855 S5-u
nsEh eoats--A few superior Over Coats zc5 s,her
" clothing manufactured expressly for this narke for
sale by ANSLEY & TRAMEI
DAIRY SALT-1co BAGS Fine Dsirx Salt ips. re-
IL ee;ved ana Tor sale BY =. W. COBB.
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gtgal 9absrtistmsnts.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. /,
Iowa COUNTY, SIS. (
Sewell 5. Lorrain, Coup't
E. A Lull, the unknown
heirs of E. A. Luu, decd,
and the unknown heirs of
George Moore, deceased,
Defendants.
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7 HAVE hand and am prepared to show A large
i and well selected stock of DRY GOODS consisting of
every variety called for in this section country
at lower than be bought al anv other estal
ishmeni in the county The following articles comprise
his splendid and well assorted sioek in part
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Our Exchange list is already very large further ex
tension is not desired, unless publishers willing
the above advertisement several insertions their
respective papers
Agricultural Books be furnished every useful
subject from both English and American pul fishers
enclosing address the price OF the book required.
Specimen copies win he forwarded the receipt of Is
cents in postage stamps.
G. REAGLES. PUBLISHER.
em6 o0S BrCadaras yen York,
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Mfrfbausise.
S55. FALL AND WINTER 1886.
G. q q ID = !
1853

At the old stand Of JOHN MILTON corner Of high chest
Streets Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

SsUGAR-So Barrels Clarified 4 * refined just re-
= ceived and for sale by &. W. COBB.
Mineral Point, Jan 1S56-y
(tROCkERY and Glass Ware.-A large lot Of ev-
u cry description just received and open and for
sale by ANSLEY & TRAMEL.
Il ERiNOES.-A large lot of French Aerinoes and
VI Muslin &c Lains, just received by
ANSLEY & TRAMEL-
VI-INDCW classic Boxes assorted from SX1o
w 10 24A30, just received and for sale bt
Mineral Point, Jan lsj6-ly GEO ". CoBB'S-
S.ALT.-GO BARRELS FINE SALT: 70 SACKS g. A
- SALT: 30 SACKS DAIRY SALT, for sale at
Mineral Point, Jan 1s55-iy CoBB's.
YINEASA superior article Fresh Teas Of grade
| lust received By ANSLET & TRANEI-
EENCANe. NAILs-50 Kegs just received aud for
+ sale at GEO. ". COBB :.
HONEY.-4a0 lbs. Superior Honey, for sale
III by /. s. ALLEN
Jan. IL, 1880.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-09

VERNON PIERCING SnRlnk.-The Black
Democracy stigmatize expressions of hos
taiiiy TO Slavery rs ''shreks for Freedom. -
Very well, gentlemen. Make your hatred
Tor Freedom as patent ms you can, by Sc
iecting the most intense expressions possible.
II your cars were open, yoa must have heard
asomewha, piercing SHREK from Vernon. the
other day. Tina, gallan, little state, we are
enabled to say for your comfort, has swept
Black Democracy c4tan from her DO rders.
Such tornado OF public indignation was
never before witnessed. The Rep ublican
1overnor, Rylani Fletcher, is elected BIZ
over 10000 majority. The three Republi-
can candidates FOR Congress, Justine S. Nor.
riil, Ezekiel 7. Walton, and Homer T.
Royce, are elected With scarce show Of on.
position. The Legislature i. ten to one Re.
publican, SO far only three Black Democrats
having succeeded in worming themselves into
the House OF Representatives. The fires are
burning brightly upon the Green Mountains
of Old Vermont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-09

The old farmers OF Iowa arc selling out to
Rev corners, and moving 10 the border coun-
ties Of Missouri, where lands, superior to
those Of Iowa, can be h,d for mere song.
This emigration is rapidly going on, and
Northern Missouri Will soon be filled BY in.
dustrious, thrifty settlers. LIST. Louis News.
les, and those Industrious and thrifty
settlers are opposed to Slavery, too. How
does that sui, you?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-09

YS- MAeuiREs COMPOUND ExrkAcr or BHsHg
PLASr--A certain cure for DArrhoea, Dysentery,
summer Complaint, and all affections Ut the bowels
attended with relaxation. Asa safe, palntabie and
reliable remedy it Is unequailed. For children
teething attended with irritation Of the bowels, IL
is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by j. c. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s. W. cor Olive 4 I'd ats, ST. Louis.
For sale in Kcokuk by I. VI. OJonnor, and Drug
gists generally. aug20dAw WON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-09

- Our friend Hsf heimer, from Quincy,
writes - that twenty-five Of his Democratic
friends - With him for Fremont and Free
dom. Better yet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-09
WANTED.

ICY young man having expsrisnos both In this
ID city and the East, sitnAtiOn - salesman, Or
Tor any indoor work in business boase. Rsfsr r.
ssptb-d AAA1LLA kAL61ON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-09

ELxwoop. -Some OF our citizens have
laid ont several blocks Of lots in pleasant
quarter OF the city Limits, aud desgn making
fae little suburb, upon which ley have
bestowed the name of Ll.uwood. We shall
esll attention TO il farther hereafter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-09
LATER PARTICULARS FROM LEAv.
ENWORTH


The Steamer Emma, which arrived hsre
yesterday with later news than that BY the
Polar Star, brought down quite number Of
the citisens Of Leavenworth, who had been
compelled to give up their homes and AZ for
their lives. We heard several Of the names
Of these persons, but do not feel at liberty
to publish them. There 10 no doubt, how
ever, of the fact Of their having been driven
from their homes, and We hope some Of tho
gentlemen who are now in this city may DO
induced to give the public full and explicit
statement Of the condition Of things ct Leav.
snworth city, over their own signatures, 20
that there may be no mistake or possibility
Of error. 1t 10 time that the truth and the
whole truth should be known by our citisens.
We learn that the mob under Emery have
full possession Of Leavenworth, and have put
every man OF the Free State party, and
many who are but moderate pro slavery men,
to the test, a. follows: "Will you take up
arms and fight the id abolitionists, or viii
you quit the Territory" The alternatives
are terrible, and . majority have adopted tho
latter, some Of whom are now in this city,
having brought away their families and LETT
all their possessions behind, without the
least security in the world that they will be
preserved.
We here close our accounts from Kansas.
What next, must be the common inquiry
We shall wait with fearful apprehensions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-09
a IA q n.

LJAvING this day disposed Of my interest in tbs
I L 6rm Of Howe, Leck wood = Co., 70 Mr.. A. Ken
dali Of Boston, Mas, would take this opportxni-
Of returning my thanks 70 the ctssens OF ksoksk
for their liberal patronage extended y me during
my connection with the Old firm and woald cor
daily recommend the new firm to ny friends, - in
every WY worthy Of their confidence end patronaSe
sept4-dtf X. A. LOCKWOOD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-09

yrpcg McLEAs.--Somc Of the Buchaneer
Jsernals are reporting Judge Mclean as OF.
posed TO fremont and tue position of the Re-
publican party. A short time since he au-
thor!zed the editor Of the Cincinnati Gazette
TO deny the report They still continue to
circulate IT, however, With new exaggera-
tions, and we suppose they will continue to
Islander him till the campaign closes, 10 the
same wav.