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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASoNS-
FEIHE the county Vanderburgh
will clock A NJ, on Thursday the lst day OF May
next and consider sealed proposals for building
BRIDGE WITH ABUTmEsTS, Pigeon Greek,
Codys MILL Plans and specifications of the proposed work.
examined the office of the undersigned by persons
desirous of bidding for said job. - - =.
mh22-tt r.- WILLIAM H. WALKER. a. v. .C. p
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12

SUNDRfES.-
~ 200 gro Cotton Floss; l50 gro Linen Floss
20 doz Hair Braids $50 doz Dress Buttons;
rs pcs fancy Silk, handsome styles;
~ pct black Bornbazne; so fancy all wool Bareges
Rec d tht4 day and for sale by JAMES Low a. CO..
NH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12

HpLANK BUOKs.-A large and comp plete assortment of
MD Blank Ledssrs Day and Cash Books every
variety of style and binding, for sale by
It. C0NYNGTON e. co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
EVANSVILLE IND. MONDAY MORNING, MAY ls 1856


1MlOCELLh1N EOOO.
! )" 0H0ohcaH K iiiIT * LOWE, > - -"
5aeA ATTORNEYS AT Id W,
MADISONVILLE. KY.
wilt give promp attention to all business entrusted to mel
care novo-u
oaS KLINE PHILIP DECKER. PHILIP KRAMER.
GEGs KILN h & CO., $50 .
Manufacturers Of Lard Oil, Soar and Candles.
TE prepared I'LL any orders for the above
wv tices sell low prices the same can be had
Cnennati Orders be left st the store OF Decker
Kramer Main street, between First and Second sts
H u " A ER ID BOY LIE,
sHEEEsIgaS woREEE.~sa,. --ss.s-, ss.--
BCrt4ER MAKBR AND DBbACKsAIITHtNG IN GENERAL;
RE ANUFAGTUR Boiler Rivets Railroad Chairs and
lf3 Spikes n. E. Corner Main and Cherry Streets ST.
a Second hand Boilers always hand. Repairing lone
upon the shortest notice mhlS-3m
TO BOATMEN.
IHAvE opened. the corr 1SSS-aI aIIss.I1sS
MAG Mner of Canal and Main streets,
Msagssa$ &la BOAT STORE aud F&MILY GRocERY hatfb-
Nlishment, where will be prepaTed at all times
supply and Ohio Boats and families with every
ticle they need in the way of Stores.
Boatsmea particularly requested 10
INV place mhl3-2twdtf JOHN FARRELL.
1856. NEW SPRING GOODS. 1855.
UST received in fresh lot OF Spring style oods
aW which prepared dispose Of at the lowest
We shall continue reeeiye all the latest styles OF d.
and manufaeureTs ana nope py our
tho merchants to merit lair
share Of their patronage. J. @. JEW ELL + CO..
mhI3-tf Corner Vine and First streets
al BBLS No Plaster Paris and for sale by
&eD mh26 -r--I l ,4. 2. H. COOK Il SON. \
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS.
nf IN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12

Id prices dsc24 THOS. HEADEN. p
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
FRED. Del RON DRsfO,
ClnM MISS SION MER CHANT ,

G7SS is opened for the the old stand on
NH First street. between Vine and Sycamore streets,
Un Twill keep constantly hand all kinds of fresh
Meats Of the hest qualities all of them at the
would be glad to have calls from old eusto-
ners and the public generally. ... 3
III, II,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
he Il lwaUkea Light Guard

-.a5 other uotahiities. which attracted at
a he recent State Fair, the parade Of
.,Ta1Sse Ligb; Guard. Capt Rufus King.
.l.tee.arlv credltablc.
.aa iatarms Us, that their soldic~lv bear
-s5 n"ely executed maneuvering, and
-sIEate manual exercise. reflected great
z7oa the o:f.cers and soldiers. They pa
I. .-e Pair grounds on the second day
.-sl 2 review from Inspector General
- vao happened TO be present.
.-s.a. Stephens reviewed and inspected the
a'd by invIta.ian, examined their
.'4aa expressed his entire satisfaction
Is aeatness, order, regularity and drill of
o.aia'id IN all respects, and complimented
A'Eg upon bis Company, As being one OF
: -e might be justly proud.
Icy paraded 6fty four musksts. and showed
familiarity with their use and officers
S.aie7s vice, with each other in exhibiting
ri. company Of citizen soldiers
~ shall Iowa County follow the examr.Io
,.''Aakee, aud from the ample n,qte@ia! for
= aaa soldiers, within her limits. organize
s'~Sl' O. Noluuteer Militia.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
The Qnincy Hsrala On slavarr

The following extract flom Tie Quincy Ho1-
id, viii do to keep before the people:
The South has asserted and will maintain
its equality in the Union. The men in the
South, even when they differ on the abstract
question OF Slavery in the general, say to the
Federal Govern ment. the common agent of all
the States, You shall know no difference be
tween the property and institutions Of ne South
and those Of the North. Be Slavery right or
wrong in the abstract, you, rs equal agents Of
shareholders or non shareholders, are BOUND
TO SEE THAT 1T g ADMITTED, LIKE
ANY OTHER PROPERTY. INTO ALL II
TERRITORIES OF THE UNION, AND
EQUALLY SECURED AND PROTECTED
AFTER SUCH ADMISSION rg~ ANY
GROUND SHORT OF THAT IS ADOLF
TOMS AN INSULT, a WRONG, AND
A ROBBERY OF THE SOUTH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28

i, o'S y NrRDEsEn ron SCOUTING FoR Far
u a. A.. linn, Ohio, Tribune Of September
e.5 Ts9 and respectable German black
ess Wosd AdolPhus RodenheIser, was p,ur-
Z, eu.[-,eSoay evening by man named
5 ~. y under the following circumstan.
.s-1.-s t ! who WAS a Republican, was
~,- Z q near Rees' saloon. and pave !
e-c.as fremont Corneillv immedjatcIv
'es L., IN. I. Gown and sprang upon him with
re,s,,,. san ping him 50 severely that he died
3, So. ,,'CFnoon. Corneilly has not vet
- ~ e. but the officers are in purs1,ii. IF
So - leesaSed maintained a good charac-
.-o--..-tVs, quiet citizen.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
,..,n,ie,n material and County Convent. on.

r--.gaat 10 a call of the Central Committee,
a, Renoblleaus Of the 18th Senatorial District
No.. IN Convention. at Dodgevine, ON Tuesday.
n Dis, inst, lor the purpose Of nominating I
.,r..Iate to represent sad District in the next
r,-.latcre The Convention was organized by
.,,,.ing Isaac OoHLETREk. Esq, of Highland,
--,,rasn, CALEB WAGGokER Of Richland Coun-
), Wee President, and JouS H. WESTON Sec
rary
lr notion, The following gentlemen were APP
..,ed Committee on Credentials Thomas
...riers. OF Dodgeyille, Z. 81 Sexton of R:ch-
,fgouniv and s. p. Hollenbeck Of Highland.
=, ppored the allowing delegates il attei
.rca
3sc;lc-Gen Tbomas Stephens, L. H. D
,-a. Richard Joues. George Messersmith, R.
,.alers. : " Reese, Robert c. Owen. John
,,sh and John r. Roberts
Faftud-S p. HolielrbecB, Isaac Jchletree,
yeIhra Norris. Mark Corrin, 4. B. Robinson
Id 4 Desilya
ag5-wIliam Lee. Geo. ". Lee and Barney
4.c.
Ugoa William Wheeler.
Im<a-l = Ausley. VIM. Hcathcock, ST.
I'D L2urea and John II. Weston.
g.aer4 Po5a-Thomas s. Allen. George W.
IS. Gen. Atnasa Cobb. c. H. II Curry, James
rrs. Tua,aas Malpncv, Joseph prideaux John
adca4x Dr. John Il Vivian and d.. George
d4blr
Wa e,ct William Cox. NJ {. Parkisou and
y Sargeant
2ef'uf Co.s,ty-E NJ sexton, \. c. Spoon
lbIi.h Davis and Geo. {. White.
3 motion the Convention preceded TO bal
az candidate fur Senator, when LEMUEL
DINER was duly chosen such candidate.
be Senatorial CeftriI Committee was chosen
.a.ws
e-ee " F3lis=. Thomas 8. Ansley. Ma, },
Hid. George c. White. + N. Sexton.
4 Senatorial CoHv en'ion was tLcn adjourn
til, County Convention organized, and the
wing County Ticket nominated: I'VE did
obtain the several balig:tiugsl
For Sheriff GEo. MEssERLanrH.
FOR Clerk Circnit Cour;-MARK CoEKrS
For Clerk Board Sups- ,TouS H. WESTON,
sor Register Of Deeds JAMES Evans,
-a- Tressu.er- JOSEPH Smith,
Joseph Smith having declined. the name OF
-.acs Vivian viii be placed on the Ticket in
Places
r,- P.us Attorney J. II. D. CRANE,
Serytrar- ! b. WMTELAw,
FL Ca.aEtr- NJ GoLDswoRTHY.
.5c c9aaty Committee was appointed as fol-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
Pennsylvania .Election-Ohclal.

Philadelphia, Oct 81
The following is the official vote Of the State
complete:
Scott. (Dcm.,) for Canal Commissioner, 2I2,-
majority 2.77f.
The State Senate stands, IS Democrats, Is
Opposition and the House IS Democrats aud q
Opposition.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28

y-,sEEY-The attention of the Ladies are
..-..d 70 the advertisement of Miss Campbell
: NJ. Daysy, in another column. The are pre-
nd to furnish any thing in the Millinery line
he most favorable terms.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28

iaaT lIaoE-Thc Madison Journal says
.ss Crawford stated in has speech in that
-s a7 he 22d that John Quincy Adams vo-
%. lie admission Of Arkansas rs 4 Slave
az. Faereapoa N-. Welch procured from the
~e L.7-s-T lis Journal Of Congress, aud
Fel II Crawford the vote, with tile name
+. Aians in the negative. Judge Crawford
.s' hat Che Globe would bear him out in
'',s asa. The Globe was procured, but
+. sl,1-- assertion l. the main argument
q. Eaeksa5e~s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28

We ask particular attention stock OF TooI---
They manufactured expressly oI House ond Of
quality and finish unsquae, and Our
prices low article is lily sold for.
From dealers and manufacturers thr0u the country
ask call and atter ourselves jlar prices
such viii command their favorable copsG-
Grafton. 3z-S7u
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28

We have received Loaf Of Bread
II Hill made from flour manufactured at
Model Mills at Carimona, Min Ter
We understand io'i' Il '''''. ''iese -i,iis are
100, 10 do an extensive business, and when
.l.,ea vsH he inferior to no Mills In the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
zocAn AND OTHER MATTERS.

-urrR CoUsrY TI1KEr.-Our opponents,
- copyeution Last 1harsdny. nominated
:. s,Ilcving ticket :
- '.-G,epSKR-C. MEIGs, Of Arena,
o'-.' WILLIAM MCFARLAND. of Highland.
o,.-t COURT ScoTT AssLEy, Of MI Point,
= Board-JoHS S. COMFORT, CT Linden,
..,o,,JosEPH LEAN, of DodgevIiIe,
:. ..,,rer--HexRY LKSAHAS, of Mineral Point,
lnorney-GEoReE L. FRosT' OF Mineral Point,
-,-raror-RoBERr WlLsos, of Dodgeyille,
at asPER EHAT, OF Mineral Point,
anbIv-N D-JAcoB- NJ. MrLLER, Dodg'le,
>. r;zt-EpwAnp CORNISH, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
SfiERIFF,S SALE.
Paul JearGoe

}ss. Circuit Court, IoHs county, w.s-
Jabes Wilson. j ccnsin.
10y virtue execution in the entitled cause
ID issued from the Office Of tic Clerk Of ne Circuit
Court in and for the County ofIowa tested the I0
day Of September, A. II. 1856 and to di eced aaaost
the goods and chattels lands and tenlmous Of Jates
Wilson, the above named defendant have LEVIED upon
and seized the following described lands real
theprOperty OF said defendant viz So much Of lots
bered twenty-eisht (2s twenty (9J Thirty (3o),
thiryone (31), thirty (32) and thirtvthree 1851
the map Of Jabes Wilson aaL don the village ot
DodEevile bounded the by land commonly
known the ten lot, ana owned BY Hoskius >nd
Company and on the west by Main street. and also the
lot the westerly side Of Main street known lot
Der fifteen (l5) upon said map, being sixty feet in
In front and rear and hundred and sixyseren feet
deep be the said dimensions less, the whole Of
sala land being in the village OF Dodgevile in Iowa
~, state Of Wisconsin, and shall ofer and sell the
TO the highest aud best bidder cash in hand pub
lie vendue the front door House. in
OF Mineral Point county lows, State Of Wiscon-
sin, Saturday the Zeth day OF November, 4. n 1856
between the hours of o'clock A. NJ and the setting
the P \. Of said day satisfy said executions and
costs Of sale as the law directs.
LEVI STERDING, Sheriff
Iowa County, Wisconsin.
She-lTs Office, Mineral Point Oct. 20, 1855.
7. Il. p. CRANE, Atty for Plaintiff.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
WIS CONaIN uOUsE.
Ing Eiazd lgasq e0agtg, e.s go: HIscous.a
Andrew 81 Bolster.

z VIE glove House hiss Recon v fecn thoroughly rcnc
waited and hsted up in line best 'os~le ia 1i,,er
Ee accommodation OF III. public. The Table wiI a q
tunes be SupV1cd with riIe choicest the rIk afford,
VIII ca sin he ssr7e up IN the neatust 1ossilt atvLr
Stssrs leave every morning for Niuetai Point a.d Wa
rem, sl,,i also for Eusco.ls
: Good StaJng ara careful and a-teutivt Ostlrrs
= snare OF public ratE mage Is s--I.c fuy soil. Itul
Highland. july. 1850. AR
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
Il Fl eficau 81 H Gus c
.===i
Highland sz2 Wisconsin.

W ohoeIssned having purchased the above sci
known House. aud tiTt.l it up v-r,. good sf,I. i
nov prepare 10 ret a'-ot the travelling public in H.,
gs' l9-Slt!e ns.E anu on The most reasonable
us laete vii al eli 'is-es be supplied With The best the
most careful AMI ;enive Cs.I--s always in Attendance
4 - o. the patroIaEe 81 t-~ ling colnniuI,iiy
and others IS rr-leetfai,v solicited.
iits-lAnd. Isle. --LrL MENNY nnRKls.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28

liz s'llze - az 50! sale BIZ -ropesty .f.,.+ -
- VI Se q It-- -, miles North Is est f,o,, ",
-. Oh o. t-e t17l1 road :lor. tie 1t = es 20
~ -n1 AD5 sad EN eo1ntie- Cor sistiuy of tat
49, tavern Stanc rhe Miners lam" s,sndjar IN IN.
NO. business pafl - tie village. The Ji4..IaIs
y e goo4 iraulai House. Bar Room u s-trr
On E5anasBce al Er Aay .aIiI,, 70 A.,
Ter -.ato iae business all and this 81 rae, q
piet s4t;s Ai-Va COED Sto-c House large lot;
ia lac u1i9t Id la-- - Lots ,n located ia he
r.--aEe az liudeB.
t.-RAS;- lee isif es=l, saIaaes time
--iii-sa' Jay 10. l-5a MARTIN SASii.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
MADISON
Mercantile College,
Rreroh e Becons Bercoaic Cliere, C .4siara5i q
No IL Biuen's ,c;g, Maids, L, Wiscor;s II.


TkNHE undersigned respe fully announce that ne ss
& taken Room in Tig hove named block flrtii las
new CoIleE EdLice, which i ia OF ERECTION.
ner OF Aiin and iuc6uey streets, il ready for oclr-
CYL ana viii open lis NGICAs9rlIE Co:LlGE ECNS-
DAY, JANUARY u, Isaa.
Tic l5n adopted i teaching, CONFINES r1Scfr III
theory instead 6 using Tex; Books the pupils
cisco IN laing out oi5 yntIis eyyry Kay bu-lEes
IONS ouIllazHg, Posting, balancing iceU.7
opening and Closing great ySrie5y OF different
io"AS, LctI Tor Partnership and Individual Business
where the business has been prosperous and adv.rseanl
mus qualifying lie stucsu- To- entering INTO tLe py-c;i
cal DUTIES OF the tceo1Htsnt IA 81: ki17 e business
The Course q Instruction viii ccnsis' Of DorBLE
ESrRY BooE-kEErISG. embracing every department Of
Trade and hfrcaDt1ic -4ccoAHts. HA0eya3e
tail, CoT2H7ss-"a, ErCaGagr, LGEE}Ry, AfGataf cria
p0asd C0pqe"| LAssVcss -4Ls0. COrgagCEcz5 CcICu!z
tDTs PeErsG1sitp LeoiEres TIE S,5erc- AZ fcc1 IS
sc.
Pupils iast5u,ted nditfiualv, and Dot IN -l4e-rz
that Students enters time and rroceel IL .It
'"tio o. --.elr eslaeiiy and assidIiity----.
Hours Of Instr 1ation, VIZ: srou. 50 L - from
10 and f.oal. 70 Q o'.loe, p e.
Terms.
For oSE Scholarship. which entities The lyIlr- oE l.
q iu!l course Of Instruction, $1,000
y B.-Uutil the completion 81 my new CcIirze Build
ing will offer the lolIown. Inducements VIZ: Auy one
person sui sctJiu One HGniIad Dollars viii be entitled
10 Scho arships at SO, SlCO 90
Any person subscribing live Hundred DolIas will
De c-Tlted :" Tw A1E-FET Scholarships so, $4,000
The Scholarships VIII Doe transferable ard gaei,
entities the holder avail course Of Instruction
Each sutciJsr viii Dc s-rci -. amount Of su c.i-
ton hy Ayltgagv on Rerl F~l-tr.
AADlsoS' Jan l2th- 1saG- .. PE.$CiF-AI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
lmprOVed Fam for Sale

IIIIfIROVGU AIM 1OI sac.
EliE undersigned, DESTROYS of devoting whole time
and attention TO his dou ing MILL offers for sale
lis well known homestead FARM a mile and half west
OF the uourlsh1ng village of DodgeSille in Iowa COUNTY
Nlsconsin Said Farm couists Of 100 scrcs nearly one
half under cultivation, the remainder being timber and
hay bottom IL IL we'll wateret all enclos and has tw
good dwelling houses rock spring house. large barn
with stationary thresing machine attached, and root
farming implements.
For further particulars enquire Of the undersigned
the premises.
May 81, lS56.-23tf WILLIAM JAMES
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
TURNING SHOP.

1 AEING now completed all the necessary Machinery
for the purpose the subscriber is prepared to do s
kinds of Turning the shortest notice and
ernE, ST his shop Chestnut street
rod. north from Millions. JOHN CLowNEY
Mineral PciD', sept ], 1856, IIa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28

From he C.nciRarti Inquire al Earch =.
BAc9Ss MERCANTILE CoILEGE.-Ilie cxa1.ir.a-5o-, a
he students il bookkeeping exhibited degree of pro
heency their G-t risEE crediibe ihi-seiy,s Ia
Ar- Bacon tA,if inst .iators
The moss difrut protnnl9 IL p1ul Eptrr we're ~ rap
NY solved rs Abe iD0st Simple s. ample proof 10 te
audience Iat tie information inpSTcc CuIiIs zes-
sion would hc Of practical benefit.
Firm. tie Cizriaaoti Eoiiy Gg=e,.s.
The various complcH questions proposed b. ;3ly Fsi-
r'I"l ana other gentlemen present answered with
great pEo-ptitude s,.aci7aua which rst els rret
credit upon the cUurs- Of study pursued - TIN isJiu-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
go'ets, e..
U N IL ED A SO TIES HOTEL.
t'ga STREET Mineral e, 20 ras., II lsea~..u, by

ANIN| now co'nplt TED and lifted m ia, ntas--
4 sii t-eS. =! "a !er FGi.ie House, Re-.
-oC&e tptlnE nar the OF. Franklin HclsC nriet
saiige l. nov "a sTei Il ro-dlfa Travellers
@ " "a tire ost IEaivr- Al the fGrniture about Tie
otSe ~ ei'Tleft 7eN ant BE has q
d,es Ia, fn'i5 ma, rs upon by lale being .uppht
Coed stahling for hor Snd attentive groom. alpa,-
~ asiness.
tNe Public a-e Invited to c-iI.
fsf i J,.jl rIiE.LlFs Tropri
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28

We oG,rfgr sale IN This department. Oak and rcn'orl
Tanned iIzhess Biite and Collar leather, Hog skin
Seating, Stirling and Pad Skins, parish and Slaughter
Sole Leather, French, Philadelphia and Western Tanned
Calf and Zip Skins, Oak sud Hemlock Upper Leather,
Gce Leather, Morocco, Binding and Lining Skins with
I'M and rutlcraI assoEtulelt O. @f.oc E:Md!ngs.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
CROCkERY WARE,
embracing every thing usually called for in this market
and rs good stock of IF
Boots ana=boe.

be found in store in the West We make n
petenSIons to selling goods beoA1 cost for half the
plces asked by some OF our contemporaries, but would
most respectfully invite customers to cali and examine
the quality and prices Of our good.
LENAHAN x BRO.
June 9, 1855. o3ir
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
TAKEN Up.

Y the subscriber residing in the town Of Ridgeyva
land owned by him in said town. about the 18th
inst. one Black Cow about nine Old with white
spots her sides and star in her forehead.
DAVID D. JONES.
Dated s RdEewav, October J6 1886 4l-4ws
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
w asking Machine
Public Sale ri E7-.o5 ssoCy

( unl3c Gale III Il. sod GnoC'
81 mi J;l;fIay ofieE ,r sals Pubic V2.dr4
- e..Tsa ~ 'i'e 9th of october DcEt, at LIS
.ss e.,r. - El,si' lNF LAFAYETTE &C,
- -, % AND IITGHFN -gVaNIgugF
" n2 Utensils. AID his entire stock Of
-, X ,ES, MARES, AND COLTS
also, = enc lot e
A1y .f1Rn Cattle
' q Gi-ed 'l sod. also, lot or HOGS a:.s 49,
tritctes too nt-T s-c1rs 70 Iaeutle-.
( r. . tHrtn.E. si-aiHE ialprc~s their I-fc4 a,
g-ie tl9 = lie t-=' ~isucE ever arrd In ~! Nfnas
sac VII commence st a &C. a. b, a. md t-.;..5 q
Ill is SOLD. Terms Ga 80 -
. sept p ls5-.-Sss5 =. y. JONES
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28
Merfbasise.
,. FALL AND WiNTR iS5s.
q q q ID q 2
'e o<d stand Of JOHN MILTON Of high and chest
mt streets, Mineral Point BIseoasin.

] HAV now on hand and prepared TO show u large
and we'll selected Ssock of DRY GOODS, consisting
variety called for in this the country
at lower than he bought any other ,.,ta
IN the county The follow antilles coInri5e
his splendid and wei assorted stock in part:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-28

LIE ATH Z

We have the only agency for REESE y Ii9IT' sui
TioT Patent stretched aud bivrted Leather Beltiu.
Also, Goodyears Patent superior Rubber Bri,iug a
Packing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-14
AUCTION SALES.
By JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

By JAS. C.. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
vIRUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Real
Il Estate.-By virtue Of deed Of trust to the
subscriber, dated April 12, 1851, and duly record
ed In Liber J. A g., No. %, folios AL, az 423,
and 42i, one Of the land records for Washington
county, shall SELL at public auction, to the high
est bidder, on MONDAY afternoon. December IL,
At O'Clock, on the premises, the whole Of square
NO. AL, fronting on south X and l., and 9Th and
9TH streets west
Terms: One-third cash the residue In 6, II,
and Is months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser
HENRY NAYLOR, Trustee
j. e. MCGUIRE, Auci
immediately after the above on the prem-
fses we shall sell by virtue Of deed of Trust du-
ly recorded, &c, lots Nos 3, 4, and g. In PAGES
subdivision Of square No. 800.
Terms as above.
fthe purchaser or pure hasers shall fail TO CON-
ply with the terms Of sale within i've days there
after the Trustees reserve the right 10 resell, al
the risk and expense Of said defaulting purchaser
JOHN T. FENWlCk, (Trs,s.
RICHARD WALLACH}
JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer-
nov 10 2aw&ds
IUThe above sale 10 postponed until
WEDNESDAY afternoon, January 9Th, at IN
O'Clock, on the premises.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
dec l9-2awSds Auoioneer.
TrThe above Sale Is further Postponed
until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, January
23d, same hour and place
jan 1O--2aw&ds J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctr.
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II Letter from Hon. John Minor Bot,,

OF virginia, dated Richmond, July 9th, 1856.
hessrs WIN. s. BEERS Co-Gentiernen: Considerations
OF dny 70 the anicted alone prompt send this vol
mary testimonial TO the value CARRIERS SPANISH
JURE for that almost incurabe disease Scrofuls.
without being disposed, deeming il TO into
the particulars Of the case astonishing
suits that have been produced by that medicine
DER 81 my own family and under observation and
superntsndence after the skill best physicians had
been exhausted and all the remedies had failed fully
Justify me In recommending its to all who may be fer
ing from that dreadful maIsdy
DO not mean to that 1t Is adapted all constitutions
that t will afford relief in all cases for
course can know nothing a5out that-but from what
have seen OF the effects would hesitate u in any
case OF seroula with persons whom interest
over whom could exercise influence control.
jan lin Respectfully yours JNO. NJ. Bolts.
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NEW MUsIc.-Our enterprising neighbor,
Mr. George Hilbus, has just published a very
beautiful piece of music, entitled "The Sol
dier's Adieu," the words and music by Will
liam Palmer. Buy it, and try it,
Our friend Ellis, ever ON the gmt Utvs for
novelties, has sent us copies of the following
pieces of new music: MY Mary Ann" the
Yankee girls song, as sung by Mrs. Barney
Williams in the principal theatres of our
country; the piece is embellished with full
length engraving Of Mrs. Williams "The
Argyle sohottisch, by Boiling; q" The Crazy
Maiden Schottisch," by Converse and " The
Waterman" beautiful song byJ. H. NOnss,
Esq, and set to music by Colman.