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STEAMERS
'Ew YORK, BREMEN 4 SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships comprising this line are WASH eEA
y, iNGIoN, Capt: E. Cayendy; HER. <%E$@FS
"A'N' CaPt' Edward Higgins. These stea- .srrkHes,
mersstoP Al southampton, both going and returning.
PROPOSED y aAILI
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EAfKESS NOlIt D.. -
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON Rail-


ROAD, "..|
THE "ADAhS FXPRhSS COMPANY huv, md ar
i rGpg uents w,th the above al,foaG ids a lah *
press Line, and aie r"N p laItd o Iecjyu a a0fd
Freight, Packages &c b -asug syi r.
l. caiur Iuscunihs in'eiia afc sia..us r5 he u
u and \. G. Railroads. Sn zfi PgcS s,s At fsdnesl
rates
- Messengers leave Nashville da7 AZ : c ek a u
~ Frsglts TO b. orwzrded by Express o. eaifed
tor without ezra charge Is. luLT --l
aprS Assnt
iAhih fASSA6 r FKoA UsiAHLESTUN
TO MEM lOEH, -rt.-- r-I ..
TW ENIl- I'VE DO RS
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" ML1lSllhLN
WYE desire to call the attention of Merchants visiting
Nashville for the purpose Of purchasing their Fall
Stock Of Goods to our very complete aud extensive
stock of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, &c
We are gratiied in being able offer to the Trade
most complete and extensive assortment fTABaE AND
POCKET CUTLERY, embracing every variety of style
ard quality which daily being Increased with fresh ar
rivals imported direct from the principal manufacturers
in Europe which are prepared to sell ct very low
fgsres.
Our stock of HARDWARE in all the varieties is prob
ably complete and extensive than any that have ever
been offered in the Nashville market We also keep
large Stock Of Cotton Hemp and Manila CordaEe OF Gil
sizes Duours Boiling Cloths Machine Betting, Steam
Packing and Hose Rivets of all kinds, Iron, Brass and
Copper Wire, Sheet Zinc, Block Tia: Farming Inpie
mens Corn Shellers Straw cutters, Wheat 1hrsshers
Pages Patent Portable Saw Mills &C. sc All are iuvied
MACEY / HAMILTON,
sep7 AZ College street.
CIRCULAR SANS AND sA" MANDRILbS;
A LARGE lot of Circular Saws and mandrills Of I'll
"A sizes just received by MACY HAMILTON.
PLANES AND IfHACfIS.
UST received the very largest assortment Of Planes
81 and Braces aud Bits offered tor sale in Nash
sile MACY Il HAMILTON.
SAUSAGE CUTTERS.
WE have jas! received lot Of Sausage Cutters--a
w superior Arucle-e7Gry house keeper should have
one lseiaO MACY HAMILTON.
IMPORTED MALTA JACKS.
EoRsals al my Plantation IN Williamson county fos
Il cash or on iinl- FIVE BLACk JACKS, three yea
old imported IRON the Island Of Malta, Ct pure blood.
jys-6udStw JAMES II WILSON.
4 CARD.
I AN manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foun.
i dry in this city, good assortment o. STOVES AND
HOLLOW WAR, viz: Ovens, Pots, Skilists aud Lids
Sad Irons aud Ardrons of different peters for the
sale and retail trGde, small profits.
Also Tin, Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware otthe best quail
ity at low figures few fine chamber sets of BTittnia
Ware and No Refrgerators. hand and for sale low
Particular attention paid TO Roofing and Gutterng with
TIN or Copper.
EE- oldCopper, Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken
in exchange for my manufactures. Il p D0RRIS,
augl-6m No. College St. near Church st
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TjURSTON N BERNARD,
40. i5 E'Ibsis SGuase,

tNeAt dor - tssi,iounSl
NATE NOW have hAHd bs4,!u! s,,,y ,,t Er-Beh
w 2rt EEst-h Aeraas Plaza IlsiI Ard ADbrs
Shiaec Az "o'I DsLaEes OlbzzI3cs, G-.shmeTes Nm
chester DeL4iEes Plaid, KeJ, eox aG1 hIte FIaussls
ei qualities Aiso, compete STOCK u staple JEoodS
Servants Gvocs OF ali Ands, winch irYits the ata
uoa Of al CASH buyers Ss give good bergaIns :
sepIZ3-i
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f{tISd -stsZxxsE- Ezz1l
HE GreatCentra Route, connecting the Atlantic citie'
with Western Northwestern and Southwestern Ststss
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
M Pittsburg with daily line of Steamers to a ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers oil ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Hss
Bates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS. Boots Shoes, Dry Goods *, NJ, 1oor
lin boxesl Furs Feathers, &c....... '"' P'' AVOA
SECOND CLASS-BoOks and Stationery,
Dry Goods (iu bales,) Hardware, Lea 6oc per looD
Third GLASs.-inviis Bagging Bacon, so. -, ,oon
and Pork (in bulk u Hemp, &c. ...... wv POI iVOAD
FOURTH CLASS.-Cedee, Fish, Bacon, 1nn r.- INN.
and Pork packed,) Lard and Lard Oil, 1OS P'' AOOO
Flour-$l per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-5t cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice,
Coon-$2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs weight. until
further notice.
E In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phils.
dephis, be particular to marx package V'a PhsHdsp
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREreHr AeHxrs.-Harris, Wormley 4 Co., Memphis,
Tennessee; R. F. Sass Co., St. Louis ]. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dumesni Bell and Murdoch, and
Carter Jewett Louisville, Ky r. c. Meldrum, Madison,
N. W. Graham Co., Zanesville Ohio; Leech Co., No
54 Kiby street Boston; Leech Co. Asor House, New
York; Mol William street. and Nos Batter1 Place, New
York; E. Sneeder Phiadelphia Magraw Koons, Bal
timore; Geo. Frsnciscus, Pittshurg.
d. H. HOUSTON, General FfsigSt Agsns, PhiI0.
Il. J. L0MBAERT, S4pt, Altoona, Pa.
jams '56,-tIsG 81.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
FTNHREE Daily Through Trains between PhilsdephiA
Il and Pttsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Psburg at ~ A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Phadelphis st T. A. n. TIE FAST LINE
leaves Phadelpha for Pittsburg at p NJ and Psburg
for Philadelphia at ], P. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at H. NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia ct 10, P. NJ.
The above lines at Pttsburg with the Railroads
% and from St. Louis, No.; Alton Gaena and Chicago,
ILL.,; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville, KY. Terra
Hnue MsdisA Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind. Cincin
natl Dayton, Springfield Beefontaine, Sandusky Toledo,
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE Masslon, and Wooster,
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans ST. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets be had to or from either of the
above places.
Forfurther particulars see Handbills at the different
starting points, Passengers from the West will find ths
the shortest aud expeditions route to Phlladephia
Baltimore, New York or Boston
TH0S MOORE AGENT, Passenger Lines, PEilGdG
J. MESKIMEN, Agent, Passenger Lines, PEttS6HTg
Philadelphia ls56-jans-ly
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
me-
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" Wa1ION AND HORSE TEAM Foh SALE:
NEW WAGON, good harness, and well trained
a Horses for sale 90 good terms on time irequlred oy
n, purshassr For particulars cal on B. PrTT OF Eogs-
6ald-
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PROPOSALS FOR SIR FOR PUBLIC
FSHIIl -

.lf 1 r- BtILBINts.
{, fALGD proposals will pe reeeysd bF Jesse Thou,.
~ ESQ, Surveyor. samuel K. Anderson Esq PostNassr
a; Jaeot Netisvock, ksq untl the tu uent,Eah day Of
sepeT Ter ceNt Tor suitable site Tor bulug tOf "a.
bee q et OF he Custom House Pos OHice Uuited
s'~ss suls. nd steam boa Inspectors al Nashville
Tenn Corner Lots 0 be preierred ana noue are slc
Die thai are less than hundred by oae hundred
ftet JAMES GIlTHkIE
sePH-H Secretary Treasury
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B Il l. l. ii @ u ) E.,

WILLIAM MCTEER, PRoPsETos.
CORNEa OF MAIN AvD sTATE srRkEr
s -Four Horse Mail UOscues leave aaliy Al IL oeek
A 81, for AOaivais SPripgS June Is II
NOTICE.
bl virtue q execution from tbs Circuit C5urt Of
IL DLsicsOn county. September Term 1856 IN favor of
L. H. Chldrsss, ". Felix GOHer and others [ will m
The I4h day OF November next expose SALE Al the
Court Yard Gate IN Nashville to the biShcs, bidder tr
casa, all The right title, claim and interest," tat W
AinsOn mas N and TO piece parcel or lot Of
gTouGd on Cherry street, in south Nashville epen which
The resloencs of Wilkinson is Sdated coaAiniag forV
tee;. ana sdoInug the property OF Nina O~sa 10 sat
Iy said execution. sale within legal hours -,
.al f.... - X. II. CAMPBELL.
ocIO-u l Deputy sheriff
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JAMES HEWITT ~ Co.
WILL open COMMISSION HOUSE in LIVERPOOL on
w the Ist of January for the sale OF AMERICAN
PRODUCE
Messrs HEWITT, NORTON & CO, New Orleans Mess's
HEWITT & CO., New York; RICHARD ATKINSON, Esq,
louisville Ky, and w. WEELESS, Esq, Cashier Bank
of Nashville Tenn, will make cash advances property
shipped TO their address.
NEw YORK, Oct 90, 1856. tnoy4--lmt
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C1 vriue of an execution me directed from tbs
ID Uhanesry Court At Nashville will 90 the 40 day
November next expose to sale The CHEST bidder Tor
Cash, al the Court ard Gate NAshvjls all the die
CLAIM and interest that Joseph Lelke has in aad to Li
No. $50 N ihe plat OF COckrs Lots adjoining the town
0t Nashve-the same fronting feet on Cedar street
and running back so feet being the Lot psrchas
ed 5y said e. Leake OF v h Stephenson sold 20 satisfy
said Executor 10 favor Of JOhn A. Mezmpbe admr as
J. &. Leaks sale within legal hours
oct5-u rI . Il Ia CANPRPIJ
ilsuuty Sharih
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OLD BURBORN.

OLD BUkBORN-
ITlFTEEN barrels genuine Old Burburn WHISKY. ffour
A years old) % winch the attention OF ts citV ds !.
invited JOHNSON, HORSE q co.
SeplI6- RkP Rr,o5..--
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DESIRABLE 1TY PROPERTY FOR


lklCk RESIDE +. No. 100 Cedar street IOtftouss
- fet on Ced street. and extends back 26l feet b
ae0 iret street. SEQ OF 1 xaIiOa.
Brick House, corcer Of Hyues and Knowles streets
ent Nashville Lot fronts feet on knowles s.reets
afd extends back on The ae Of Aynes street, S2 feet 10
a 20 feet alley y
FrIme Residence. No 40 South Sunmsr street I.ct
ra's ~ eet On Summer street and extends back ss
OF more to Is ieet alley
Brick Residence, No. rs. NOrsl Summer street
Two beautiful Cottage kesideneesin Exings addition
eAch lot ronng SIS feet EwIug Avenue and extsndin
back lSJ feet 70 10 t-eI Gey. Pree and terms Of p.y
Hlsut sxtremy liberal
Dnck Residence with eight Roons Poiehss he win
Grape Arbor, Carnage House. stables and Ciseru cor
Gcr ot Washington and Pearl strsets south Nashville at
fronts lv3 rvt PeLT and extends bek $50 tss on
ths hne of " ashugtOa streets 20 II tret alley
bouoie Frame House sTnBdy sfrest ast NashyiiIe
Lot fronts 80 ieet oa 6raaay street
FerSOns Sissirg ~ pT0eGrs home or caoi.alst. d.
sirlng AL Opisrualtg Tor yrUtaale investments are
invited ~ eA Al le Uiee % hs Rudsrsigned ana .srn
IN parlleiiFa 'eAtnS 10 The EbOve hs; q rIoperIy
4. SHANkLAND
-eus--u. Ohe7 SO - Ch-5Iy stTzs.
I-b-.atyb Az
'hC tlStoN : h1stAS ahE E1re re.-used Ia No rs
= PebiiC S4u4ie, aext dl-r ,i,s,.i > There thsy
niA pc hapDy 10 tu.E CGs0egs 81 rate stock f
Dry Goods Consisting. Of Elok bn,w.i .at Bvs fsr.,,s
Gt1ths; bscS aud F-aey C1ssITorc; Yrstiuxs aioves
hoslery CraSaIs, ilaHukereAisis g.. as
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
of EDWARD JoNNARD, deceased requests all those iGdeh
ed to him TO come forward and make immedia payHCHt
and all persons having claims against the deceased
fed to present for payment the law directs
noy6-w4t kOBT. THOMPSON, Admir-.
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S25S.OOO!

AUTHORIZATIONS,
tas two preceding and toe two succeeding numbers %
ose ~'enDg the following Prizes viii be- entitled TO- viz
. iHihes -ei $le0,000 = $500
70 5000 seo
tethe 10000 406
! totas lU,OOO 200
-. 10 The 5000 49, 400
NhOLETlCkEFS $50; HALVES $f5; QUARTERS zs
All the Prizes above stated drawn 81 everv DRAWING
Il ibk MANNER OF THk DRAWING Is AS F0I.LOVS.
A tne Hunnoers are put in wheel globe in the prs
seeee Of the authorities Of Havana and public two dave
eioie Toe cay CT drawing and the Prizes anoher globe
oSn OF which are eked with three different keys kspt
bT the three feasuers OF the Of ROYAL Lostery
he drawing takes place 10 the large inside the C.
tom House, publicly Two boys twelve Years
o. age, IRON HE Orphan ASYLUM. draw ths Numbers and
q Prizes One OF The BOyS draws one Number and Al
tie same time The other draws one Prize from ths
rhsstSf Przss, and wbaever Prize out is placed
'he credit Ot that Number, and sy continue until Tie
il ia5ie number of Prizes are Grawn. 70
tie Ppz-s payable without discount on pressnts
nu OF The ticket al the Royal Treasury in Havana as
on s tie result becomes known. a1 are paid in talsh
2 1GbOOaS ~
Ihe subscribers will cash all pTzes al par eat dls
eiIE charging for the rlSk, Ac. attending cnscIioa
80 The lsI of drawn Numbers aad Prizes ujll BE-
na'id 10 purchasers of Tickets the val Of The Mai
se3nsr Havana
80 Purchasers will please write shsir ia natures lain
a.i give lhslE Post Othee, County ard Stale.
T - Bus On oil solvent bank taken al par
~ Orefs or Tie5s Shares 10 The above Schema
addressed 10 J. Cisco Co., Charlestoa =. C. will ss
PTiH ply zttsnced 10 J. CISCO 4 co
q oei9 CharlEston y q
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NE" AIkhIF
lust received fresh supply of fifty four Baskets Of
q CHARLES HEIDSICKS CHAMPAIGN in Quartz
and pnts. Warranted 10 be genuine and superior az.
tIcls tr. b. la SIMPSON,
sspt3 AZ Public Sauare.
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MEDICAL.

@ URGICAL DENTAL, SURVEYING, MIDWIFERY and
- Pocket Instruments, assorted. Fine Cutlery, Pts
tolls, Canes, DC.
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Tbs next ordinary Drawing Of TIE RoYAL HAvAxk Ior
fERH, condeeiea By the Spanish GoFerumeut under tbs
Supervision OF the Captain Gereal Of Cuba, will TAXA
place at Havana
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ELECTRIC Machines, Medicine I1e,t Medical
Utero abdominal Sygp5rte;S be sold at the lowest
prices by f 7. WELLS
At the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market, opposite Union
sfreet Nashville
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PENNSYLYANIA RATLROAD,

THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06
DELL nELIGHr, April, 1856.


BuRsTs OF ELooUENcE--The following burst of
eloquence delivered before a court of Justice
in Pcnus ylvania
Your honor sits on the adorable seat Of ius-
tice, like the Asiatic rock of Gibralter while
the eternal river of mercy like the cadaverous
clods Of the valley, flows mcandering at Your
feet"
The following was the commencement of a
speech Of a lawyer in New Jersey
Your honors DO not set there like marble
statutes to be waited about in every idle breeze
Another crater thus commenced his harran-
que:
The important crisis which We're about TO
arrive have aTToven.
The court viii please observe that the gem
tleman from the the East has given them a very
learned speech. He has roamed with old Rom
ulus, sucked with old Socrates, ripped with Eu-
ripides, and canted with old Cantharides but
what, your honor, does he know about the laws
of Wisconsin ?"
Extract from the argument of young law
yer before Mississippi justice:
! May it please the COURT would rather live
+ Tor thirteen hundred years on the small end OF
a thunder-bolt, chaw the ragged end of a flash
OF lightning, swallow the corners of a Virginia
worm fence, and have my bowels torn out by a
green orlar, than TO he thus bamboozled bv the
gentleman"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06
THE COUNTRY PRESS.

The following sensible and meritod remarks
are copied from an Eastern paper entitled
life Illustrated" Perusc them carefully
and profit by their teachings:
I've have observed with great satisfaction
the marked improvement which has taken
place in our country newspapers within the
last few years. They are now not only
printed with better materials on an improved
quality of paper, presenting in general highly
credltable appearance, but what is still more
important edited with a much greater
degree of talent industry and taste than forrnly
TO improve them still further in quality, moth
ng is necessary but more liberal patronage
Let the people come forward and give their
LEGAL newspapers wider and more general
circulation. fill their columns with good paving
advertisements, and the thing is done. Every
body is benefited and nobody injured. d
The subscriber and the advertiser get the value
OF their money many times over, while the
publisher and editor are enabled to devote
their exclusive attention to their papers and
live thereby
Every farmer, fruit it-growcr and Eurservman
has produce to sell; let him advertise Every
mechanic, merchant, and manufacturer la:
goods, implements and wares to SELL let hin
advertise. Professional men and women sucl
as teachers, physicians, lecturers and preach
ers, need to keep themselves before the publ.
by means OF the press; let them advertise
All legitimate business, every calling ant
pursuit Of life, may be brought aud kept befor,
the world, by means of the newspaper press
a well-devised system put into practice ano
properly carried out in that direction woul,
place every newspaper on high and indepen
dent footing, and add immediately to tn
wealth of the world.
Reader, patronize first of all, your owl
county newspaper. Subscribe and pay 70
it, Advertise Ia 1t, and then if You canno
afford to do without it, why send for til
Life Illustrated
Brothers of the Press the interests {
each of us IS best served by promoting tn
interests of the fraternity, and the interes,
of the fraternity are inseparably woven wit
those OF the people. In helping each othe
then, we benefit ourselves and ct the sam
time promote the cause of humanity.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

Beauties of the Iad,an Tongue,

II Is supposed by many that tie language Of
the Indians Is barren OF the political expression
common ia the French and English. But what
can be more beautiful than the following which
the writer has heard uttered by chiefs of the
Chippeways in council AT 4 treaty made on
Mississippi. last year, the chief Wide Month
made the following remarks in answer 10 the
refusal OF the Government agent, TO accent :.
proposition of the chiefs to sell heir land a, \
price double that offered them by the agent:
sly father, We live away north. on the head
waters OF the Mississippi my chiIdren-BanS
are poor and destitute, and as it were, almost
naked While You. my father are rich and well
e'''hed, when ! come to this treaty to sell lands
Tor We know we must sell for what we can
se'-the white man must have them-nly braves.
Young men, women and children, held a conn
cii, and begged me TO 10 the best | could j.,
seI4inS their homes. and now my father bee, &c
You to accept OF tie proposition l have made
YOU and Tomorrow viii start tor homo a,d
then you count the days which YOU know =
"iH ''.he ine TO reach there, and on the dav OF
my arrival look 10 the north and as yo,, see The
northern hight streaming up in the skv. irnagino
70 yourself that II is the congratulations of ioz
OF my children ascending To God. that vo, bor.
accepted o1 the proposition I have offered T.,
yop" -
Al The payment at Il pointe, tl.is fall. tie
chlei, Na-gon-a-bi. made the following rensrt
IN answer to the question asked him bv tho
agent II he understood the articles Of The treaty
which he had signed last year He said. M
iatheF' was there ls-t year when the trea,v
was mace and swallowed the words of the
tre"' down my threat and they have not vet
ii''u 'inne 10 blister on my breast-"-Lake sppe-
rior Mn. r.
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-ss1 A.'5I,1sTBATIoN.

.-.. .-- In: COLES BAhuF Ri, Of Oshkosh.
...#. s#r..-..a 3 -lafaCa MAETn,-l-. Milwaukee
- ss-rs :-: DAVID W JoSEs, Bcnn~ Il
taAKLEs KrUHS, Two Rivers
WINNIE r SH.TB, Mineral Point
.G E.st'a 3 & CaNST AsTiSE BARRY. Racine
-a.-g.iar NsLLtAN D1SNIs. Waiertown
..a-sa lual.I'-- Eua-A.sD N'G4i;I.E, Milwaukee
aa. CONT Euvart, Y iEH.roy, Of GAINESVILLE
teslefsta JOS iee
-g.rgt at lltwJa&gc OHs2Nus COLE, of potosi
ti.rgjt Judges
#I.rrlf. il-sl-.e o v kNowLToS, p du Chieu
..-E- --t-Fsaass-e tiEJ 81 CAFE, stevens II.
{ .-.-.s#..-, Efetaktr = EULLER, Hudson
..-H.-Ef fN@. Stessav--'u AEEN l. CoLLINS Madison
!. .taEuEEN, ts.aI II. 10 ; X COTTON Green Isav
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.,i9aal, sats 4 County 0tdttts.
zlr.JyALA ADMINISTRATION.

NATIONAL. ADMINISTRATION.
FRANELGS PIERCE, of n
-.a s----- {: N4LLIsM L MARCY. of y L
- s. -s..- Treasury JAMES GUTHRIE. Of Ky
--E FL, tasr-far RoHEtT Vi CLELLAND, of Mich
-.r t1.. A-.ry: /: JAMES {. DuBBIS, Of \ =
r a5 W.r g.: JE7FFItSoN DAVIS, of Miss
Il .... ..sa....-al !: IAaES CAMPBELL, of Penn
.e.a. .al CALEB Gushing, OF Mass
aryr. Court RoGER 3. TANEY, of Nd
Ass .ia.c justices
... ..- s- 0-ia SAMUEL NELSON. of y Y
"a s4.ss.- nt Essa ROBERT & tI,iER. OF Pa
... uE E.al BENJAMIN r Curtis, of Mass
.>..-. re F.l juIrN CAMPBELL, OF Al
--r.,= I.-aa J.Ijec Al Mineral Point
.ssa- Register : HE.sR1 PLowHAN, Receiver
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E.'N>Hj9NARI.E TAILOR. would tender his thanks To
. citizens uf Mineral Point and vicinity fer past
I a say That he IS stu AZ the old s' TRIBUNE Office =
~. Z the Book Store. Hirh-st Mineral Point Cen
- c1thes cIcaned and pressed short notice. 81
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.> s. COMMISSION MERCHANT sill attend
- E a. -Htg~ of Goods. NrrchaT.,.ize. GSc.. &c II
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

s#~ Few readers can be aware, until they
have had occasion TO test the fact, how much Ia
Dor and research is often saved by such table
as the following-the work Of one now IN the
grave. If history IS poetry, one who Is Z.
true poet himself forcibly relnarks-then here
is poetry personifed.-HarPer.
1907 Virginia first settled by the English.
1914 New York first settled by the Dutch.
1920 Massachusetts by the Puritans.
1923 New Hampshire settled by the Puritans
1921 New Jersey settled by the Dutch.
1877 Deleware settled by the Swcdes & Fins
1885 Maryland settled by Irish Catholics
1886 Connecticut settled by the Puritans.
1886 Rhode Island settled by Roger Williams
1850 North Carolina settled by the English.
1870 South Carolina settled by the Hugrenots
1852 Pennsylvania settled by VIM Penn
1873 Georgia settled by Gen. Oglcthorpe.
1871 Vermont admitted into the Union.
1871 Kentucky admitted into the Union.
1896 Tennessee admitted into the Union.
1902 Ohio admitted into the Onion.
1911 Louisiana admitted into the Union.
1916 Indiana admitted into the Union.
1877 Mississippi admitted into the Union.
1918 Illinois admitted into the Union.
/ 1919 Alabama admitted into the Unioa.
/ 1920 Maine admitted into the Union.
+ 1921 Missouri admitted into the Union.
/ 1896 Arkansas admitted into the Union.
/ 1915 Florida admitted into the Union.
/ 1915 Texas admitted into the Union
+ 1916 Iowa admitted into tE1 Glion.
+ 1873 Wisconsin admitted into the Union.
1880 California admitted .atc e UnIoH.