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THE MILWAUKEE SENTINEL.
For 1857.
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

TEa STATE JsIvEasIrY.-IYe learn
that during the present year there have
been l67 students in attendance at the
University, 81 Of whom belong in Madi-
son, a are from other portions of the
State, 8 from Illinois, % from New York.
, from Ohio, , from Canada West, l
each from Maine, Indiana, Kentucky.
Missouri, and California
The next term Of the University begins
on the 9Th e. January.
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Office in the gilt of the people of this State
We do not propose him candidate-for we
DO not know that the State has risen TO the viz
tue which entities her 10 be represented BY such
nan-but Wisconsin could not be more
worthily represented in the I. s. Senate, than
by Gen. James H. Paine
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30
The Next .. S. 5anaor.

IN another place We publish an ABLY written
and vcrv candid article under this bc2dia-
from The Milwaukee Tree Democrat which win
ramand general perusal. We have not here
tofore expressed our preference fer \ srccssSo.
=, General D,aer. or atf.rn,,-aI 70 crez,sgi nah
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ers than make known our own views. rs the
claims Of Z; tr.ra,,t iri5,,.1s Inv, l, ,,rr
= ES"''s'1-s CAM ''ss'su oE tHe press throughout
the State, we may be permitted 10 name the
man OF our choice for that inpor:ant ofice. The
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and I.qvv Rernblir5n n,aiori.ies fbis mart of
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

COUNSEL. But few Of the reading public are
aware how continually an editor IS called upon
10 advise his patrons on every sub oct, from pol
irlcs to he breed Of cattle. Through the whole
range of our dates none has Perplezed US NOR
than TO reL, cur readers what 10 take sor a cure
when they are sick. Hitherto this has been q
severe trial to al our skill, but it Will not be 50
hereafter. We have been taxing, and have seen
the evidence from others that have taken Doct
Ayers Cherry Pectoral and Cathartie Pills
They need but slight trial TO convince the most
sceptical Low f2r they are superior to the Other
medicines we have had in use. They have one
single property Of great importance to the sick
and that Is t5sg c1sre.-Eostoa Herald
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

The evidence daily brought rs OF the
disturbed state Of the ssrvile population
IN the South proves how dangerous it is
to put into the minds Of that class hopes
or expectations OF i speedy change in
their condition, and illustrates the pro-
prlety Of the severe laws furnishing such
lncendiary practices. It cannot be dis
gllsed that, during the late Presidential
canvass, lncendIary speeches Of the most
dangerous tendency were constantly made
III the hearing OF the slaves. They we're
told that q great and Formidable Marty
IN the North was preparing to break lheir
bonds; that the Republicans (hlack they
were called were banding themselves
together 10 abolish Slavery; thai these
Republicans predOminated In New-ED2-
land, New York and Ohio; and that if
they succeeded the slaves would be freed
from their masters. Is it strange that
these ignorant creatures should be pxcit-
ed by such speeches! Why were not the
laws put II force against Wise. and
IoombS, and Jones, and Mason. for stir
ring up InSUrrecu0n among the slaves?
Where was the right hand of the law
or the red hand OF Junge Lynch when
these reckless incendiaries were foment-
ing rebellion among the servile popula-
uont \ Yankee schooimaster would
have swung upon the nearest tree flor ut
ierlng the same sentiments Let the
guardians Of the tranquility of the South
take care of these incendiaries' who TO-
ment rebellion by false representations
OF the men Of the North New York
Tribune
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30
FOR SALE.

T5E subscriber offers for sale his property situated in
( the village Of Linden. miles Moth West from Min
e Point, the main road from the latter place 70
hichland ana Bad AK counties Consisting of that well
knswn tavern stand the Miners Inn standing in the
most business part of She village Inc buildings com
prise good framed House, Bar Room and Barn. supplied
with abundance of good water Any wishing to en-
into the business viii find this chance rarely 10 be
met with. ALSO-A good store House and large Lot:
and the undivided half OF FOur Lots well located in tns
village Of Linden
TERMS:-One half cash, balance on time.
Linden, July 10TH 1856. MARTIN NASH
nSS-u
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Nine Days Later from Europe.


HALIFAX, Dec %.
/ The Steamer Canada arrived here this A. Ii.
with Liverpool dates 10 Friday, Dee. - beng
nine days later than those by the City OF Balti-
more, at Philadelphia, and two DAYS later than
/ these taken by the Baltic, now due ct New
/ York.
! The steamer America, which left Liverpool
on the 9th INST, and the arrival Of which we
/ have been expecting for week past. encounter
ed furious storm while off C1pe Clear, which
swept the decks and 50 disabled her that she
| lad to put back to Liverpool where she arrived
/ N the morning of the tenth inst
The Canada was Immediately got ready to
take out the passengers and mails OF the Amer
lea and left Liverpool on the 18th.
/ \ despatch from Bordeaux announces the ar
! rival at that port Of vessel having on board
the Captain and 10 other persons who were
wrecked on the Lyonnais. No names or other
/ particulars are given.
/ II is officially announced that the Congress
/ Of Paris viii meet some sine 2orinC this
month. Bn attempt las been made to aSsassi-
nate the King Of Naples, but it proved unsuccess-
/ full
! Our commercial intelligence by this arrival
( IS necessarily somewhat disconnected bnt am
/ ply sufficient TO indicate the current trade in
! the LIVERPOOL markets.
Breadstutis.-R. S. & Co. report The market
for breaistulFs generally very dull and sales I'M
important; Paces were nominal and tending
/ downward.
/ The London money market was active but
I the rates of discount had undergone no change.
/ Consols closed on the nth at "a for account.
/ The America was badly damaged, lost bull
warks and boats, and the forward saloon was
completely quilted.
/ The Niagara was passed on the 18th OF ! as
ness.
( The Ship New York. from Liverpool for n. Y.
was wrecked near Muncaruen. Had full
J cargo and zoe Tasser ,rp~S Thrce man ware
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Tia Norshwas.arn States.

The Cincinnati Gazette give. the fol-
lowing liable of the population of the North
western States, based Oh the number of
votes cast at the late Presidential cleo
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fS4gs T

Es Two persons we~e frozen 10 death
near Fort Atkinson, Iowa. during the late
S.oriG.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

Whoever moves 10 part with a true and
tired friend, has certainly design TO
Hi7Ees"ay for . lraarherous enemy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

Shy a recent census. the population
r tooa vas found - be 5N3 500.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

ChiIdrcn's Teeth,
HATS ALTD GAPS!

EA--A l. - .4-&---S - @E-[ Is
WINTER SIYLE-Chaaper than Ever!
s'HE subscriber hes now received large supply in ad
Z llIcu 10 those of his manufacture, the Inost
approved styles OF
HATS AND CAPS,
for the Fail and Winter trade which warranted equal
70 any ever brought 60 this art, both beauty ans
durability.
Being 4es90us Of dSposng Of his stock IS last as pos
sibie, he has determined offer his HATS AND CARS
81 prices much lower than they have before been
sold in this market.
Gentlemen invited &c call and examine his stock
and learn his prices.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
81 Repairing done IS usual on short notice ant on
reasonable terms.
Mineral Point, Oct. 18th, 1856. 40tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

- BRuTAL.. MuRDER.-The Manitowoc
Tribune gives the particulars Of horrid
murder perpetrated in the town OF Eston.
OF last Thursday night, from which We
compile the following:
1t appears that two Germans, named
PEGLow and FRANz, had quarrel with
another German, named joins ". ScI-Urz
very quiet and respectable man. On
Thursday evening they wayIaid ScuuLTz.
and shot him, putting three slugs through
his chest, and afterwards beat him with a
club. On Friday when the body was
found, ScuuLrz's doS'wa;ched il, and al
lowed 10 one to come near II until the
brother-in-law Of the deceased was sent
for. The two murderers afterwards con
fessed their crime, and were lodged in
Jail. The people were 50 excited At first
that they came near Iynching them on the
spot, but the better thought prevailed
This seems to have been 4 cold-blooded
murder, and deserves the full penalty Of
the law Free Dem.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the Iowa County Agricultural
Society held pursuant notice the IIth Of Dec
inst. The severity Of the weather prevented large At
tendance and motion Of 3r. Thomas Berry, the cleo
ton Of Officers the consideration Of Reports and the
hearing OF the Presidents Address, postponed TO
THURSDAY, JANUARY sth, 1851, a O'Clock p A.,
at the Town Hall in the town of DodgeviIo
SAMUEL HESDY, Vice President.
!. u. D. CRANE, Cor. Sec'r
December Il. 1886. z2td
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

Since 1920, period OF thlrty-siX years,
the population IN the Northwestern States
has increased al the rate Of 80 per cent
each ten years. 60 per cent. per annum, J
until they are now as popuIous as the en-
tire United States were IN 1910; and in
all probability, they will be as popu!ous
IN thirty years more, as the entire Amer
lean Unloa IS now.
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Prospectus foz 1857.
IIl SATURDAY, EVENING POST,

Il1 SATURDAY, EVENING post,
Estabiished Augus: 4;h, 1921.
FEE publishers OF the old and firmly established ,s-
Der take pleasure IN calling Tia attention OF ~, rr,
-li \" ilflr programme for the coming
with politics. Jae claims ofitnrstur, viii be more E,R
ever Appreciated ty the reading world We hsy. th..
ore already made arran se-asnts with tho following br
liant list Of writers
W IlI..2i H2TITT Cqf E=glaadJ ALICE CARY, :
S. AEIhgH &i-s. soCrHW0RTH, AUGUSTINE b.
If-,5,i., slES n l. DIN ISON, the author 81 III
We design commencing, in the FRS. number in lsnH.y
next, the following original Novelist
Tallengesfa, or the ssquatfer's Home
By WILLIAM Eow,T-, author OF Rur.l Life In ss.-
land . Homes Of the Poets" lsc- &c,
rms Is STORY o. AUSTRALIAN LIFE, Nj. HoTIn
'E visited AustrSia expressly with the object Of IS
4eaalag himself with the novel and romantic sspssii
unGeT winch nature and society present themselves "a
The following &ovol=,s viii then te given -Acirs
probably not in the szscs order here mentioned -
TIE STORY OF i COUNTRY GIRL.
BY ALICE Cay An original Eovsle written rIpT'''T
for the Post.
THE WHITEHEAD HEART.
An original Hovele: written expressly for TIE rss,
by T. s. AETHrr.
LIGHTHOUSE ISLAND.
An original Eovelst, ~ TO- author Of Ny cOnfssr'"
Zillah, or The Child Medium Sc
THE QUAKER's PROTEGE.
=.
OF . Mark, the Sexton" . HON. Pcturef, ke
LsTHE RAID OF 8TRGUNDY.
TALE OF THE SWISS CASTCNS. An or1iss
Noyelat BY AUGUSTINE DyGAyTE, author Of The L'n
Of The WilIass,' &c
We have also the promise Of SHORT cOyor51e
N0VELET, by Mrs. s0UTHWoRTH,
to run through about six eight columns Of The Pest:
- In addition 10 the above list Of contributions vs
design continuing the usual snount of FOREIGS LIZ
IEISa, ORIGINAL SKETCHES, CHOICE SELECIlnHo
IRON all sources, AGRlCI TURAL ARTICLES, GENE'-
Al NEWS, HUMOROUS ANECDOTES, View .! 80
PRODUCE AND STOCK MARKETS. THE PBILADEL-
PIiIA RETAIL MARKETS, BANK NOTE LIST, EDIIy-
RAILS, &c, &c, object being 10 give ComP..n
Record. far limits viii admit GresNoTe
ENGEANINGS.-In the way of Enprsvinrr ssasr-
ally present two weeky-one Of an instructive and Toe
other 81 humorous character.
The Postage on the Post 10 am nart Of the Cnitei
States, paid quarterly yearly in advance the oh~
where II Is received, is only % cszts a year.
TERMS tCaaR in adyanee)-Single copy 81 year
:. (And one to the gsttor up 9th. Club 1000 a
3 3 80, ,:.o5 :
address, aisay. postpaid
DEACON ( PETERSON,
No. 66 South Third Street Phl.delIhis
to SAMPLE NUMBERS sent gratis TO aHy - -As
requested.
insertion condense ths material portions Of II, ID
editorial columns shall BE- entitied TO eIchansSr
sending marked copy of the paper contsisg the AdT~
tseUeut notice.
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81 - 1t II F. ~ r

will be provided the occasion at O'Clock. Oysters
viii be served sevarately. All are invited to attend.
Tickets may De- obtained the stores of Il * r. LIov5
and T. ;. Allen AT the Book Store and a the door.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

c8 Nr. Buchanan IS not expected in Wash
sngton I'LL the first Of February. It Is uner-
stood that ne viii not decide upon his cabinet
until that time
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CHoICEIAND FOR S.Er

- ". I Sec !, Town ), Range 3,-borlering upon the
y. towns of DodgeYIle and Mineral Puint-yve,i water
ed and with some timber aud in the vicinity OF mineral
JAMES A. PLATT, Agt.
Mineral Point, Dec LIST, 1856 4se
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

cH.- Tie National Inteligcnc"r reports thai;
several of The cie--yuen If Washington pro-
pose - give :hetr service in lie place Of the
chEpiains usually appointed by Congress.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

BAyK FALURr.-fhc Bank Of Mount Eeraon
Providence, late Foster, Z. L, Is reported as
failed
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

NEGRO SLAFERT BLRssIsG.-Cn der this
caption the Hew York Day Book IS publishing
I series Of elaborate s-.il,es
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30

AJRS. P. D. 8 N sOCTHVORTH rritss so- r7t -
III srdsy Ese.--g PED. g. Frep~ssus 10 ss's~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30
Total l.200,3l7
I.19S.S72

The general average OF votes 20 the
population in the Northwestern States is
one in six, though in Illinois and Wiscon-
sin il IS rather less, and in Michigan rath-
CT more.
The population Of the Northwestern
States al different periods was as follows !:
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WISCONSIN, SECT TOWER,
HELENA, WIS.
Special Notice /!

TIE Young Ladies Sewing Society
VIII present rtices for sale Christmas Tree in the
8asemen. OF the First Presbyterian Church
On Wednesday Evening, December }lst, 1856.
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'ARPETST,n ric-es assorted ezali;iss Jus, received
\ saf fr- sais ~ JOHN gTIT0S & 90
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Sp(iat otitGs.
C. c. WASHBURN & CO.,

C. c. WASHBURN & CO.,
p a NJ - Il q q :,
c. c. wAsHRURN, GEORGE L. II. wHITTLEsEY.
Drafts drawn drec. the principal cite, of the u S
Bills Of Exchange on the chief towns Of
Great Britain, France, Holland. Germany and
Switzerland.
Particular attention paid 10 collections and proceeds
promptly RENTED at current rates Of exchange without
further charge.
Win purchase Notes. Drafts Certificates OF Deposit and
bug and sell Gold and Silver Coin
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sTg- The editor of the \. !. Tribune, saws
that that establishment leases Overcome thousand
dollars wear by mail robberics Of is letters
go A student Of medicine in Michigan hav-
ing coor:ed girl "a year, and got the mitteu
has turned round and sued her father for the
visits lie paid her
The President represents the aggregate pop
uIarion of the United States" -TFrnEIin
Pierce.
Tie present Executive comes about rs near
repres enting " the aggregate population Of the
United States" in its ideas 81 national policv
as an owl does Of representing the aggregate
population OF the feathered tribe
DIED.
Al Moscow, the 2sta, l.r CLARKE ROGERS 20 years
Of Typhoid fever.
IN this village, Dec 20fh Miss -2-TAYroR daurhfe r
Of 'r-Taylor, Of Blue Moua4, sred about g wears.
D.
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~ over 300 white persons have been
'yEcicd ID the Southern States the PAST twenty
years for circulating ineindiary Documents
on slavery.
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IF: nd ons copy T. shs C.tt.r % OF It's sus s,-Ey
g~A Jhote sending IS subscription from ID, g,i,
lisa -o~ilc oas -nrose IN addition 10 the
NDE price. > cents for saeh subscribe ~ Y.
p-licl 10 pre- e IN" tl.SIst Stst0s postage
All letters containing money should Is registers ..s
crested plainly aIie ti- vi Gems =. r.E .G.a
wise not .-s-PcCsiLtr Tor tl-u-
Spe-imsl Grplas ~sil be f-s. Pc. X.s..rR
Agents. and sal T'fo visa te get Up cuo;-lo a sssy
receiP: q our cents II s-A.npE Ths sIv.u..
registering l. only Gems
Al5-gss: EE.ATLT = pTErgar
The daily union., 1856-03-26
Prom tb, New Yors journal Of Commerce.
OUR DEFENCEs

History affords ample evidence that the policy Of the
United States since the revolution has been emneny
friendly and pacific towards all other powers that the in
cnatons Of the people are peaceful and that they
only be induced 10 engage in war and submit 10 The
incaculAble mssries which IL necessarily entails either
in defence Of their eopntry in vndicston Of their
national honor. The government in faithful obediepce
the expressed will Of the people whose representa-
tives they are have always carefully refrhned from
any interference 10 the affairs Of other countres and
as in The case Of Washngtoas refusal to take any part
in the European in 1904, and JeFersons refusal
adopt the principles Of the wel-known decree Of
Berlin in 1906 have uniformly declined to form any
foreign alliance which could possibly embroi their
country in the quarrels Of Others BY Underwriting
pursuit Of this policy inaugurated by those great and
wise men whom now through gratitude and venera-
ton designate the fathers Of the republic" within
less than throequRrers Of century, span in the
worlds hstory this country has advanced from the posi-
ton Of weak, depCudeaL and il-condioned colony 10
that Of Of the greatest and powerful nations
the earth both regards The number wealth intelligence
and enterprise Of her population and the development
those immense industrial and commercial resources with
which Providence has endowed her But while other pow
era 10 apprehend aggression attack from
us the question asked Are equally ARE our
dences and OF resistance such enable us sue
cessfully to resist attack invasion lis ses-board
sufficiently guarded ARE fortihcaons and their
mamsnts in such state Of efficiency prevent pow
srfu feet armed with guns Of the heaviest oalibrs and
newest invention from entering our ports and devastating
our cities those great marts in which s crowded much Of
the wealth Of the cosny These questions have been al
ready answered in the negative BY persons competent to
Judge
Although we attach little importance 10 the arrogant
aud clustering tone Of portion Of he English press and
although believe that the present Misunderstanding s
but temporary that explanations and concessions viii be
made by which the horrors Of conflict win be avoided
that in short the good sense the Christian principles the
material interests Of both people too strong to permit
The occurrence Of 20 dreadful calamity, are never
heess OF opinion that the steps taken by govern
ment Tor the improvement Of forhcatons The better
protection Of ports and the providing of arsenas
with an ample stock Of the efficient arms and ammu-