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OJyIcI or TuK WAsuIraros AouEpuor,
Wnabinrtpn March T. iPss

orncr or rms wy Iun, AsgEgvgr,
PROPOSALS Invited or graduation
dame, tunnels, ohrr Washington aqueduo
Proposals. received the 9Th May wilt be opened
that day. E#@. 'E 00##
Ma pfo6es specifications othe work will be ready Tor CT
Proposals viii be received particular cuyerts
bridges. &c, &c described IN the plans specifications
Portions only OF the completed the
present appropriation but all for unfinished
the TO pscTS The aoant o. ~oss done and @
Of progress under each contract m each appropriation and in
works shall be stopped hinds become available.
funds r.. s Ss zen OPP & p n. S1 ~ %sn
u esgneef the work has been properly m hos
Payments specie checks upon the United State
per cent; contsc,, that The wort.
men shall be padiheir full monthly ard specie
the washington Aqacduet-n .r...s
should they ,cs be deemed advnussoa. "a .pe
menis malt eeonsdsred conducive hs Of
Every accompanied by guarantee by
take hal he bidder o. sdaes VIM hs q @ Ma he sseeped
snis, mo a. osgaon within Ten days With good ass saeien
to be accompanies sy m. certificate Of the United ds
Sdys United s,s,s. s. nc nav oes
pamen Of War; that the guaanors are able make good thc
bids viii be opened in presence Of bidders, any
choose TO be present
Capt Of Enginoers, Ia charge
FORM or GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. c, Muigr, u. =. Engineers.
hereby, jointly and erery States and
guaranty 10 the foregopg bid Of be accepted I've
cute the contract for the with rood and ufea, .a,ss 70
o spssp ss Il sss nns 70 ss .. ,'r nm
said chan i 70 enrin,o oonusct :. Aforesaid guaranty
the 4 lowest bidder. 4
tsigned) "A. n.
thereby certify that best my knowledge and belief
above named guaranorS are good and sufficient
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~....
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled The right Of empiinn 70 any Of ~
within the townships aud parts OF townships above enume
required establish the 80 HE satisfaction oil the esa
land office, aud make payment the e.
as soon as Practicable This notice. and belo the day
the pubiic Fae OF the lands
bracng CLAIMED otherwise such claim VIII be forfeited
&6 THO5. A HENDalEks, y :
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
April g. law'3w Intel. and start A. at#a
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NEW YORK, BnEmEr, AND SOUTH
AaPyos UNITED STAT rs MAIL srEAaERs
HH< The ships comprising this line the WASHING
TON. Capt. b. cavendyJ HERMANN. Capt. Sd
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A NV Letters Of Madame de s~vtgrs D.ught,r
and Friends, Edfed ny Mr. Sarah ,, Hale. 81 IS
The Letters Of Lady MARY Worcy Monasu edited by Mrs. %
fah J. Hate. vol. ~ g.
hayas FRANCK TAYLOR
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INsTRucrIoNs TO nInnrRs.

No win be made trips performed each OF
omissions not satisfactorily explained three imss the
msy be deducted. For arrivals time
ereu-rd, fourth Of pay sy be deducted The
be annuIed for repeated failures Tor violating The
Office laws, Or dispbeynw deparnr Instructions
The Postmaster Senrra may order Increase o seyce
rata increase on the contract life schedule
vded tho runninR time be diminished cnaI The
discontinue Their PRO decrease a paw on
condition Of his allowing months pay amount ri
soFvice ens
No increased viii be allowed for any, actual
Distance IL the supplied correctly
stated. The he September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
June 7-iawIwt .....
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United States Mails.

PosT oFrIcE DEr.ETNRsr, June z, 1850
PROPOSALS for carrying The United the lst day
of October % the 3Hh June, s5a, following
In Tennesse viii be received
partmen IN the CITY % Washington, until O. ms 18th
August next TO be deciSsi the Hert day, vizi
No. 1868 From Concord Depot, Ten, Louisville miles and
back, three times
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday, and FRIDAY,
arrival OF & ON kporvlc-eay am,
Arrive At Louisville by l2m;
Leave Louisville Nosday, Wednesday, and Friday 9
r
Arrive a, Concord Depot BY p NJ.
Proposals for six trips week invited.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 90 Wall street, ~. 7,
Brown, SMILEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool
ETEPHEN KENNARD a CO..
~ Austin Fders, London
y, o, VAIN WRIGHT 4 co..
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GENERAL Lane OFFICE NOTICE.

Notice hereby given, reserved lands no, taken for
The and remaining United States ousds Of ne s
mite iiabs OF lhr made by February s53 Tor
the Cairo aud Fu railroad aud s branches
market which subject entry location da
Of withdrawal will be opcnrh the ordinary mi
mum price aud att-r she days hereinafter mentioned
Ofice Jnekson Nour, Monday, "a day Noven-
1855
oaiee at Batesve, Arkansas. Monday day OF No
vembef, is5G. III.
Once Little Rock Arkansas Monday day Of Novem
bsr, 1855.
odee Helena ArkSnsa' Monday the da, OF Novsm.
e.,
Once At carksvIe, Arkan'a Monday, day Of No
vrmber, 1850. ....... #-|-. = -
Fayetteville Arkansas on Monday III. I'd day Of No
M r.
ocs Champagnole, Arkansas, Monday he 10Th day
November, 1855. II
Once Washington, Arkansas, Monday the l7 day OF
November, lssG. - "
NOTICE TO PIE EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every porson right preemptan 10 any Of the
above land public restored b.
market required Of The
register proper make payment
therefor within period prescribed
be forfeited. TIiftr. A. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-lawl3w tstar6Inlel.1 CompissionsF
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1857.

.s..... er. as- NAVY DEPARTMENT, aH a.a.as. g
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, June q 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed :" Proposals for Beet" and
~ Proposals The be- Will be received at
this O'Clock, saturday, the ai day ofJu
next deiivsLg. sk Tho
Uuited States, the following navy yards: . aza 5
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CHARLEsTowY, MASSACHUSETTS.

No white oak plank stock logs No white oak promiscuous
hmb No kee pieces and TuddcT No.
pige plank stock No. yellow pine No. TO-
white No H. ash cypress, whteoak boards No H. black
hcAo barr Ne 10 black spruce No 30 composition and cop
nails No 81, No a. spikes nails No 49, lead
Ma, 25 hardware u, paints, oils, No 81,
N" -, No 80 fax and twine.
NJ. 81, No. 81 leather No. %, hose. No 81 brushes.
No 70, hunIng and goods. No 81 pch, rosin. No 3
taow OIL No 80 nip chaHdlefy No 40, stationery No
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No. white oak plank stock logs No. white oak proniscuaus
timber No. 9, Yellow plank Logs No. yellow
aud mber. No TO- white pine. ~, cypress,
boards No ~ black walnut cherry mahogany
No. "a, whs ssh and hickory No. 10,
spruce No ~ gnumyu NO 90 eonPcion AID copper nails
No d. rpn No ~ spikus, nails. No
hardware. No ~ paints, oils &C No R6 No
No, %, fax and twne. No glass
-, tansr No. a. hose, No -, brushes bunting aud
dry Enhds 81 pitch, tar rosn. No q, taow soap, OIL No.
~ ship ohaudey. No 90 stationery,
A-Iawfw
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No whiteuak plank stock logs No . whte-oak plank No.
J. whtuas prDnlcunus timber No. A. wheoak keel pieces
and raddsr stock No Q, yeilowpne plank stock logs No
ystpw and inher. No no. white No. Al,
am, cypress, white oak boards No III black walnut, cherry
higany No.I3 a. hickory
No heading I6, black spruce
II, No. 90 composition copper nails Ma. 81
iron No ~ spikes, mills No "a No
No ~ e"nis obs &c No. as fax canvas No % cotton canyns
No 90 dax aud No 81 No. ID leather No.
81 pitch, tar No 49,
low soap, oil No. 80 ship chnndIery No 49, stationery No.
nFe-gg
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(Daiel
Witness.
hereby cer!.sy that The above named known
me OF property aud able make good their guarantee
(5ignaure.)
To be aed BY the United States district Judge, United dis
t'l,t atoraeg eoL!eetors ndpy agea, and Others
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The Undersigned -, of -, In the State Of -, and
OF -, in tue spate of , hereby guaranty that, In
the foregoing bid OF for Of the
be accepted, he they will within the
ihr nj Lc alice
cut The cnract fr e with good sufficient
aud IN c1se said SHAH ai 10 enter into contract aforesaid
make good The difference offer
sdid - aud that WHICH may be accepted
Signatures OF two guarantors - ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
to be held in the several Towns, Wards Election
Precincts in the County of Iowa. the Tuesday
succeeding the first Monday (being the 4th da)
vemher next the following Officers be elected to
witt
Five Electors Of President and Vice President of the
United States.
Representative in Congress for The second Congress
sona District, comprising Inc counties of Adams Bad
AK, Buffalo, Burnett Chippewa, Clark, Crawford, Dane
Douglas Dunn, Grant Green, Iowa, jackson Juneau
Crosse, Lafayette, iaPoint, Marathan Monroe Pierce
Polk Portage, Richand, Rock, Croix Sauk Trumpe-
eau and Wood in the place of Cadwaader Washburn
whose of Office Will expire the 4th day March
next.
State Senator for the 18th Senatorial District COM
psing the counties of Iowa and Rchland in place
Cobb, whose of Office will expire
Monday in January next
n Member of Assembly for the Southern District of
Iowa county, comprising the towns of Linden, MIlin,
Mineral Point and Waldwick.
A Member of Assembly for the Northern District of
Clyde Highland, Pulaski, Riigeway and Wyoming.
A Sheriff for the county of Iowa
Clerk of the Circuit Court for the county Of Iowa.
a Clerk of the Board of Supervisors for the county
. Iowa.
A Register of Deeds for the county of Iowa.
4 County Treasurer for the county of Iowa.
4 Prosecuting Attorney for the county of Iowa.
A County Surveyor for the county of Iowa.
A Coroner for the county of Iowa.
LEVI STERLING Sheriff.
Iowa County, Wis.,
Dated Mineral Point, August 25, 1885,
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mineral giant Gribnnf.
I AND OTHER MATTERS.
C conntv Teacher's Association.

Iowa County Ae
ting of the Iowa County Teachers As-
I. w;ll be held in this village. commen-
Sem ,,asdav October IA, at 9o'clock, a. "
guy Town Superintendent, and every Teach
''a 10 County, is not only expected and de-
: -. :. 10 be present, but we would urge 1t upon
'DsN duty they owe to themselves, to those
'' '1sr their charge, and TO the community gen.
Hh'' = he present and aid in making this
e'. 1.s,;tute as shall work a needed refor-
~. : the cause of Education The impor-
'' decided and immediate action upon
a..s inject Is to well understood by all friends
=. .rI,..,;on to require Il rehearsal from us
q - ,.,,c;stion can and should be such as to
=. ;.a highly beneficial influence through
~ We say then, let every Town Su-
.;o.e,den, every Teacher, and the friends of
!, ton generally, attend this meeting of the
.,.is+on and COUNSEL together upon a SUBJ
!. !, which all are deeply interested.
MA fact deeply 10 be regretted: that the STAN
~ our Common Schools is much below
:. r many of ol7 neighboring counties, par
,--l,,v in the Eastern portion of the State
r., rery much nay we might say all depends
:, tho exertions of the friends of Education,
.uo.rapt 70 the most careless OBSERVE In
I. r,llare We have an evidence that little
-,..ian will accomplish much good. Hence, a
and we are sorry to say but a few-have
-..ed both time and labor to raise our Com
StapIar.l
-,fb remains to be done before that point is
..,bsd that shall make our Schools what they
.s,gU be- all must acknowledge that those eff
~. have been crowned with all the success that
,ud have been expected, surrounded as they
have been by the most discouragiHg circum-
s,,rces Suitable buildings for Schools is now
II ran obstacle to the most desirable sue
-, and this, we trust may soon be removed
Tic benefits of these Associations of the
.ds of Education are not confined to those
| Ya aend them. Here, teachers are made ac-
a.qted with the most successful systems of
schae deseiplining, ard governing their
shools; and through them and those who in
est themselves in School matters, every child
], attends a Common School receives bene-
How important then, that every District be
eescated.
re are authorized by the Board of Managers
~ that competent persons will be in atten-
nee to take charge of the Association, and that
zBsements will be made to accommodate all
ebers free of charge.
We would urge upon each Town Superinten-
q the necessity of attending to it at once,
gee that erery teGcher in his Town, and all
sr friendly 10 the cause, be at the meeting
1s place on the 18th of October next 4
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Circuit Court.

.H Iowa County Circuit Court was in session
- place during nearly the whole of last
p The Grand Jury, as we have before sta
: we're discharged on Tuesday. not having
.at single Indictment. The most impor-
4, c.ses tried were those of Lieut. Glover for
L killing Of VIM. II. Ford, desester from the
S Army, and that of John Wilson for kill
{, John Watson. The former was on change
/ -gaue from Grant Count, and attracted a
rge number of spectators. The evidence of
q killing was unquestioned the defense rest
upon the justifica ton of the act, as the de-
adaat was in the discharge of his duty as
officer Of the L. 5. Army in the arrest of de-
rers The case was ably argued by Mr.
apman, Prosecuting Attorney from Grant
-8,y, on the part Of the State, Messrs. Craw-
i Damn and Hull for the defense, and result
L the acquittal of the prisoner.
lie ease of the State VS.. John Wilson was
aigcted by l. H. d. Crane, Esq, Prosecuting
ieney, for the State, and c. L. Frost and n
boyd;n Esqs., Tor the defense. after list
aag TO the testimony, arguments of counsel,
'iTery able and impartial charge ftom Judge
'lhSs. the jury brought In a verdict of guilty
5'2sspghter in the third degree. We IN
's''aad motion for arrest of judgment has
2 made and is to be argued soon, on the
ID Of an alledsed defect in the Indictment
A'As been drawn in conformity with a
'aa' the counsel for the prisoner deem in
+1elh is this case may hereafter UNDERGO
IS M'estlEa'lon,w we omit further comments
e business before the Court was disposed
? manner highly creditable to the bar and
ch
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y the cause OF EDUCATION.

! / l..Ao hrHDlSas.-Thc Depot grounds of
--e'ai FONT Railroad begin to present
!. '5'@'aace ola business portion OF our town.
~. '',easer Depot. which is a splendid
s. :, . a.'eady rooted and most of the floors
=. N'od house is completed the Freight
~ -E io7 the roof, and the Engine house
--'ea. Messrs. ToAY & ALLEN who have
II 4-l Tor the stone work and Mr.. Full
''od work Of these buildings, are de-
much credit. not only for the rapid
: Of the work, but for the substantial
''-'iIL manner IN which it is done.
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a mer1can k~ b u s e
Highland, Ezl=l Wisconsin,.

rENIIE undersigned having purchased the above well
known House. and fitted il up in good STYLE is
now prepared TO accommodate the travelling public in the
best possible manner and the reasonable TERMS
His Table will at all times be supplied the
market affords.
>" Good Stating attached To the House. " IN the
most careful and attentive Oflers always
share OF the patronage of the taSo cling community,
and Others is respectfully solicited.
Highland, 1856 (-lv) HENRY HARRIS
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Just Published.


THE UNFORTUN ATE'S GUIDE
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M@~Sa3ea Meci al Aid, and containing astenn-
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sexes the author received through the Fosfoce during
The past month from various the
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is 'cacipennr hut abounds in startling and inter
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IN the treatment OF diseases of the sexual organs which
gave hlm better opportunities than those possessed
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tain
Address DR.. VIM. Thomson, Box -, Chicago III.
DR.. Thonison's Office and Consulting Rooms, No.
23s Lake street, Chicago, Ill., whore species
waite Disease is treated upon principles
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hicted with Spermatorrhpa Seminal emissons any
species "f private disease before applying any phys
elan for medical assistance should obtain COPY of the
Unfortunates Guide, and thus be enabled escape the
disastrous consequence of quackery.
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f'lN--Messrs. Cox d Baldwin, whose
= De found IN our columns o-day, have
: 'a'o the Auction. Grocery and Com
JUS ness. at the old stand of G. W. Cobb
'-ey Viii ever be in readiness to do the
WIN all who see fit to extend 10 them
i'-Vaage. Call and see them.
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-''A-aL FONT SKNrNARY.-The primary de-
'ga' OF this Institution is now IN successful
-4'''h. The Character of Mr. and Mrs No
: instructors, needs no eulogy in this COM
+! iaTiher than an alIusIon to their former
hose pupils heretofore under their
= V'eE all tie credentials necessary, to Sc
% ar. and Mrs. N the confidence of our
Aud while are an uryielding advo-
v '1e mon School System, and hope soon
' '' II successful! operation in Mineral PIT,
~ equally friendly to this institution under
-''''oA OF Mr.. \ olan, and see no reason
,-''a not prosper and become power
--Aiy II the cause of Education.
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s. i-'GhrNIN6--Nr. Charles Sherman
: IL - ioar miles southwest from this VIII
ID, i %" and steer killed by lightning
- thunder shower on Tuesday nigh,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

80 ~" S--Read the advertisement of Ma.
IN circus and Meaageris. This prom
= Splendid affair. : crowd NAV be
~ = u town On that day.
!. aA d ArwATER will give an exhibit
j, =, --' pace on Mondry next. Every
!. '9iheFal Point know Langrishe & At
y Course VIII go and see them.
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WIS NSIN UOT SF
w L n IT
HighiaRd, iooa county, gssa Wisconsin, By

Andrew xA2A Bolster.
FTNE above House has recently been thoroughly
waited and fitted up in the best possible
the accommodation OF the public The Table will all
times be supplied with the choicest the
which will BE- served up in the neatcst possible st,
Stages leave every morning for Mineral Point ana Wap
rem, aud also for Muscoda.
= Good Stabling and careful and attentive osters
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Highland. July. 1895. 33u
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SADDLER,S TOOLS.

We ask particular attention to stock of Tools.
They manufactured expressly for House, and of
quality and finish uuequailed, and warrant them. Our
prices low article is usually sold for.
From dealers and manufacturers throughout the country
ask call and higtter ourselves that prices and
terms such viii command their favorable consid
Grafton. 32-6m
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CUNDRIES.-Dried Beef, Bacon, Moasses, Seamless
- RAGS Rome Bed cords, Washboards, Mineral Tubs,
pals Tobacco Almonds Rasns Dates Brazil Nuts Java
Coffee Soap Filbcrts Mackeell Rice, starch Goldfish,
Gnqer Viuegar fadico Numegs, Jar Pickles, aud a
riety of trans which make choice assortment of Groee
ries sale by -
In \ u W. CUBE.
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MADISON
Mercantile College,
(BraHch Of Bacon's Mercantile College C. cinnaii o.
No. l3 Bruen's Book, Madison, WILSON'S N.


rUNHE undersigned respectfully that he has
new Coleg- Ediee, which is in erection,
ner OF Mitiin and Pinckney streets is ready for oceupan
cyl and will open his MERCANTILE COLLEGE oa MON
DAY, JANUARY IL 1856.
The plan adopted in teaching combines practice
theory instead of using Text Books the pupils
cised IN making out origin en les of day business
Posting Balancing Accounts
Opening and Closing great variety of different of
Books. both for Partnership and Individual Business
where the business has been and avereand
thus qualifying the student for entering into the prai
cal duties of the Accountant, in kind of business
The Course of Instruction will consist of Double
ENTRY oK-kEEPfNG embracing every department OF
Trade aud Mercantile accounts, HhoIesae and Re
TAIL Commission, Exchange, B0aking, ManaJato uYing
Shipping, iadridaal Partnership JOINT Sock and Cona
pound Company Busiqess- also. Commercial CaleEia-
ttons PehdRsp, Lectures the Science Of fccoaRts
Pupils instructed individually, not in classes
that Students may any time proceed
ratio of their capacity and assiduity.
Hours of instruction, viz From 0 10 u ", from
to and from { to o'clock 7. NJ
Terms.
For Scholarship, which entities the helder of il to
full course of Instruction, $4,000
\. B.-Until the completion of my College Build
ing viii offer the following Inducements, viz:
person subscribing One Hundred Dollars,
to Scholarships at SIS, $4,000
Any person subscribing Five Hundred Dollars will
be entitled to Scholarships $50 $500
The Scholarships will be transferable, and each
entities the holder full Instruction.
Each subscriber will be secured for suhseri
ton by Mortgage ON Real Estate.
MADISON Jan. 18th, 1856. PKiNciPAL