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NUMBER q.
TIE DAILY COMET.
Published Daily tMcndeys Exoeptsd.) J
q. 4. PIX d. Editor n Proprietor.

Office on Third Street.
e|~NavMs.--Ta sabsetiptlnhjs Hspd AZ the
'ats ~ ~ M per- annn,n payable In advance. ~
~ 20 ~ the txp'tatibn II six months The Week
" ia published ~ ~ 6n ret annuu In varisbly In
advance Beth will ''e uancsua,ty delivered with
IN The limits n the CITY BY the carriev
w Adtsrtlstss9.--Hss bol,av per sqeste
ts' The htsf insertion, and half that amount fn'
evr, Subsequent tbsartihn ines ut less. CON
stitute y square. =
ve0sly Advevttst"a.- Merchants, T,s-
ders, and others viii ha contracted with on the
mhs' reasonable terms
w DOh- WOvk. .--Due facilities for dyiBe
J"b Work with oaatncss anI hespa,slt--in Al va
tietias ~ cnlsvs, en"nn '.a sutpas assa w any es-
tah,ishtuant IN the G''y-such as.
LAwssss' naIsss-nAtL Tcssrs-posrrAs-- -taiil
tttAps--l,ui ~ IAp,Nas- -paoaA NMas-aE lsUtios
r,us sts -bpun.sts' IAas,s -UAsbs- ttsuutvss-
and v,str,sa OARns. Fnt farther particulars, We
invite yon 70 call and see our specimens.
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WHITE COTTON. AND L1Ncns

lWSi HFfHIvEp. per Ftnnmship Gahaw,a ftnm
~ New N"tt auctions. a m" int nf sltiattng rht
tons aud linnn Shirt hnsnn,e, far sale very low al
the Pun srrt ru,a atir ,r tAa atnpE
AL. 2a Lafayette street.
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20 sport N, 9 N.

4 FEW doz. best English. Stub Twist
~ Double and Single Barrel Shot Gnbs. he
si'rs. Game faes. Powder Horns, Patent v adding,
Foiied Lined and Crntra, fire Gaps; Wad. Gut
!. m Gun Tubes, and every shinv sise connected
ia that inc Mt LhHItIFR LASOTF,
jan.1T u. C0r. lafaynta and R1ordh Ats.
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To Planters.

A lklN'S Cou .nd Cotton Cul'ivafer
n This truly useful agricultural ,uprov.
msut l,as been iully tested l,y highly rea-
peclahle aud practical planters whr ait,riul
trial. say that hy ,'s nsc. in The cultivation,
of Corn Cane. or Cotton. there ,s a saving
ni At least ono third the labor tyynan and
horse over the cntumnn rlow. lisa new
invention. Patented March 20. ,Sis,
Planters are invited 'oral' anh examine it
A supply on hand and Tor sale by
W. +. TUNNARD.
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Tarriugcs.u Harness. Vvl,jps.Nc,

VWEVvWMVHtt W HpytNeNT u
"HG Snhsrrihct's assortment Of Ca,y,a-
j. ges Harness, whips. Sc Ia n,w com
plete. and h il ties an examination Il
hi stock hcIoro purchasing in New o.
tuans, as 80 guarantees his prices rs low as
as au, III the south.
Marcroom corner Of Third and Fln,ii,
Streets Manufacturing aud repairing n
superior style al the old established stand
cctnea Of Main and Church Streets.
w. +, TUNNARn.
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Cart and Wagon Harness.
A FULL ASsORsMENT Of ColIars,
n IIames. Blind brides, Cart brreching,
. art saddles, Wapgon harness, Trace chains
kc.. which we offer a. moderate prices.
,anlsdyl LARCU1ER 4 LANOUE.
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professl0Mnt CARL.
nR. OUCHEtN. cr the Msrlira' Taculi,
~ o. Mcntrsllier France having r..
recently established hln,aclf in this city,
offers his prote ssi"na' services tn The ru'l,c
nIne viii NJ all times be found al Mr..
prJc,'s residence, tuear Judge Rurk'sI
s'aless professionally engaged. lcct25-u
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uDrcss 'rri IN ~ / ssgsi

WILL he oroncd this morning n
w beautiful assortment ef ladies' dress trim
minss NJ the latest Paris style aas', ami N"nhet
Hihhnns, at the PM arf,rn,A fnsAr r.sn srrar.
lnnt N if lafayette Pttaa'.
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utw Vbfap Stort.
Beautifvs1 Spring Goods.

Iusy RECEIVED pet a'eamshp tahawns rim
u Naw ynrk, ANA aj,aHed this ,nntning. n rhniee
selection ~ ladies ntesa Jpe,ls Fluunred Nat
eee lto',as. On ,i'v. tia'n a.d Hlatk Ht,egas
ulngha,ps. lawns, vety fine Black Alpaea. s,rre,
hc,al. .'ne. English .n french p,inss. ,,tlllanies
notdeJ lawns, Paris syiphies new article for
iadies dtnsses H,ennt'nss kt ~ The
PHILADELPHIA GtiEAP CASH STORE.
ma,2h Lafayette street.
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To black sm ~ bs, carpenter
ana GOODers.
A NVILS, VICES. BELLOWS. stock
n mud Dies, Pl'tes, Wedges. Tong. Files
of ali sizes and d scription. slso full as
sortmcnt Of Carper se's' and Coolers tools
ian .sdyl LARGEIER 4 LANOUE.
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Fresh Spring GO0Hs.

4 FEW Sets Cottage Furniture complete with
n Amorous. ALSO ~ Dox Split Bottomed
Chairs, an Assortment Of those Superior Buck
Cooking Stoves. Mahogany Bedsseads, Tetc and
Tetcs, Rocking and Easy Chairs. Cane and
wookse.t office Chairs &C.. 1T the Furnishing
Ware Rooms Of lapsl PIPER 4 co.
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CARPET & RU1g.

vNHE subscriber has Just received from
4 New York, large assortment Of In
grain. Three Ply, And Brussels Carpets, all
of which will be sold at low prices.
sept ~ W y. PHILLIPS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
ASSEMBLY.

ADAMS sSD ,TvSsAv-Joscph J.angvorth-.
BAD AXE ASp roaD-Buel p Hutchinson
ERowx-Edgsr C9ut.in
CALrXzT-Ccorge A. Jenkins.
CoLuu1.A-G s. Bartholomew. 0. c. Howe
Henry Converse
DAyE-John \. Johnson, Robert P. Main, 4
y. Davidson, Join 3. Swcat Horace \. Tennev
Nathaniel " Dean
DoDc1-EJwa-d y Frs,cr, Robcr, B. Went.
worth, Quartus IL. Barron 4 Scott Sloan. John
j. Williams, p. Foacr.
Door, &c William H. Ifgrq4n.
FoyD pv Lac, L. Ruorrls, NJ S Barnett
Jod'' i, IETLar, II ! 7I9mas. aaron Waters.
GaAsT--AIle. Tay Tor. -tL5@rt " Eiaerg, Han
mer Robbins, Joseph 7 Mills. Joachim Gulick
CaFsv-CAas z. Thompson r. V Hall.
IowA-Thonas S. Allen. Ephrajal Eao,g,tan
JACKsoy, Ec.-Samuel D. Hastings.
JrFFaasoS-D II. Aspinwall Jared n. Os-
trander H.&iam cdarPe7, Ha,. r. Norsc. Hon
dIH p Clark
hESosnA-Frod. s. Lowell. L=,hrop Burgess
IA CRossE AND NoyEor-Dusald D. Cameron.
LAFArr1rE--.JorcgR HHae. Horny /. Ear,.es
lanes L. Egsns-t.
3iAz'Iv~os-eHar1a. Il H-a'k-, zHa,ao. Gun
aiaqtar,
NAHepErrE-Uavis Il Waite Paul D. Hay
ward
NsLwauErn- Frederick Il. Bartlett Jfoses IT.
Strong. Ard--s Mccormick T5qtEu,, Tay3or Jas
PER Ea7qLrrg. Herman H.rrta. .Jq,4.s REYNOLDS.
James ., Ee,aaert, Frederick .Nosco ~.
ozAvEEE-S- 4. IIhite. Fr,arr5re r. Horn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
Y II |, [ r | i | \ Z
MINERAL POiSr
PREMIUMS.

Tie evenings now Of sufficient length a
afford much tine for reaiing, and 1t Is our ID
t.ntion 10 spare no pains IN making the Iz-s-
a first class Family newspaper We shall
Of course keep our readers posted in all poi,ti-
Ell issues OF tho day, aud ever advocate the
...a- e u Freedom and Human Rights agains ,
the attempted encroachnnents Of tie slave pow
er but there being new no especial call FOR Po-
lit.cal matter, we shall devote ! much larger
,ortiol Of our columns 20 Local matters al
Miscellaneous reading than has been the case
for the pas: few months. We have already Sc
lecteI several yg-y Interesting stories and his
,,rical sketches which viii prove both arnusi1 2
aud instructive. ii the perusal Of which tie
winter evenings may be spent pleasantly. VIII
lot our friends exert themselves little il help
ing to increase our subscription list? There arc
very many families 10 Iowa county that take
no county paper. with little eIertion EN-
list Of subscribers nigh. be greatly increased
aud as an iudacement to clubs We offer the f.
lowing premiums.
For Five new subscribers, with adrance pay
copy Of the Wisconsin, Farmer for one year
For Ten new subscribers, with advance pay
copy either Of Go2-g's Ladys Book. Or ora
hams Hag4=tae as may be preferred.
For fifteen new subscribers. with advance
paw. to our Post Office 10th cody aad G-a
han
Here Is chance, = III little exe-sion. 20 Sc
ere tie bes. Agricultural journal in the West
snd two of tie most beautifully illustrate,
Magazines II tie World
Our new volume viii commence u tle f-s-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

sF The majority for Col. FEzAosT in Wis
c3usiu proves much larrer than was At first sup
posed, Or ever anticipated By tie most = sgul1e
:. his fIiends. II al probability It win exceed
1000 -Four years ago, Pierce's majority over
Gen. Scott was 1895 The change IN the STATE
viii be from $4,000 70 $4,000, When We take
into account the fact that NJ. Buchanan IS in
hnitely a stronger man than Mr.. Pierce ever
was. and considerth we have had 10 contend
AGAINST party tia. knows 10 bounds 70 cor
ruPtion, fraud and deception party that has
laoored a. If The salvation OF the nation depend
ed upon its success, the result in this State
must be peculiarly gratifying TO the friends o.
freedom. We have an intelligent, Thoughtful
people, that only need 70 know tie right, and
they are ever ready TO do it. Even Of those
who have voted for Mr.. Buchanan, a large ro--
ton are honest opponents % slavery extension.
and never would have supported him, had they
understood the true position Of the two parties
upon The great issue Before the half Of four
years rolls around they viii be convinced of
their error.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

tt--~E TO NAzr U.9 rox tbs MARK-Thc
New Ipri, Herald Of Saturday has despatch
from Richmond. Virginia, asserting that the
tlIausters and Slavery propagaDdists of he
South intend to bring Mr., Buchanan 10 the bull
-laE and pledge him 70 make Kansas a Slave
>,a.e, before Tie Southern Electoral College
wlI vote Tor L.u-Ssutiuel
The South VIII have very little difficulty in
getting Mr.. Buchanan to " toe the mari, ON the
slaverr question They understood his position
before he received the nomination, and are sat
isfed With If. Kansas can no more be admit
ted Is free State with his consent, than with
tia: Of Henry a. Wise or Bully Brooks
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

IF 'r-.rss ASYLUM Commission The in.
NeS'l5a'ion Is going on before the Commission
ne counsel on the part Of the State have
raised The question OF the validity of the con-
tract Their principal points are that the ex-
Vas IN extraordinary one. which
""NI'' create a State debt exceeding the con-
S,''u'l0naJ limit and that the contract violated
me terms o. he law in providing for an AsvluD
oPen different and far more expensive DIan
than the Worcester ASYLUM.
Or. Ryan occupied most Of TIE time vost0r-
- -. me Partot the contractor. and was fol-
= ~ '"-day by Hessrs. HoFkIxs and CO.,
: an On the same side; and hv ,T,,dpe 49,
'' '''e S'a'e this s:terIoon.-.H1dsso7 .ro,,r,,J
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
Sgt>3t QtUPs.
Notice.

Tha annual Meeting Of the Iowa County Agricultural
Society will be held at the Town Hall the village Of
Dodgevifs, On THURSDAY, December II.h, 1856 =. /
O'Clock P. ".
quantity Of seeds >re expected from the Pa,sat o.
Dee for distribution The Members the Socetv are
requested to hgag WITH the seed Of grain ro OTIS gas
zos &C. e, Of their collection or cultivation fo.
mutual exchange.
A Address. win be delivered by the President.
b order o: the Executive Committee
I. II. D. CRANE,
Nov N 1856. Corresponding Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

QEATH OF SOLOMON JyxEAU.-We learn from
The Miiwaukee papers that solomon Juneau.
me tlrst white settler Of that City, died At the
Indian payment ground, in Shawnee County.
o. tho i'h inst. Mr J. has lived to see MI
Y tHN-e rise from nothing 10 3 C.rv numbering
IT. items Of thousands Of inhabitants
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE FOR 1887
in roman. Democrats in stale.
SENATE.


SENATORS HOLDING ovEa.
: fefTp IT. Smith. If Sylvester ". Barnes,
/ 3, Sctietsiager FeR. Is J. Allen Barber.
E4.card ONeA. Is Louis p. Harvey.
Z. Latham Sholes. 20 Edward Pier.
ID Etrard GerHon, - Sarac! I. bose,
y Jesse {. Mills, - George z. Dexter.
SENATOR'S ELECTED THIS YEAR.
r fas Geek. - Te,nple Clark,
, Hau7n Z .sr5,4firs, q Edwin Wheeler.
; augustus G-eeltch, % Samuel c. Bean.
: caa.upion 5. clsuse. p Musvs VI. Davis.
9 John T. Kingston. % Hiram {. Bull.
II Hiram II. Giles, p Luther Hanchet,
Is Pd:'s.n Z. Simpson. - William, Wilson.
Is Lemucl Is. Joiner, % Martin l. Kimball,
Il James Sutherland, 30 William 7. Price.
Republicans 10, Democrats II.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

DETROIT, ~. Il.
The steamer North Star he's arrived here and
reports propeller B. l.. Webb burned at Whisky
Bay, Lake Superior, on the morning of the 18th,
with full load for Marquette Valued at $780,
600; insured for $4,000 In several Offices. Fer
first trip. Nothing saved but a little bedding.
n lives lost.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

y virtue of an execution issued from tic Sra
) the Clerk 81 the Circuit Court At E.-. Z
State Of Wisconsin, tested on she 5ta CAV q ...-
ID. 1855, IN the s-rve entitled cause. ana To- Cd. -
and delivered sairst the yeo-s ana rtsc-e.y .-..
/ have for the want q goods and chst-a,. -----.-
levy, this oav levied upon snG seized On. E-.. g.
Quarter 4 Section tweuty-eiSht -, ir I.r....-
her seven ll.l North ol tango number Eve E. ~
State Of Wisconsin, containing leo Acres .- ..-
more or less. as the property uE said Eeferf.-
shall offer and sell al .utlic Nguaae 10 the 5....
best bidder .ar e--a. as the front door Of r. f..
House, in tie E-.lsEe Of Mineral Point Caa-.s +. r
Stale 0f Wisconsin, Saturday the 18th --v y -.-
4. D. I-l-, ~s.- rG -1-s.Frea between Use Ia..
4. H. and the tlsn- ~ lls sun p ". % sal. -..
isfy said writ all cy-.=, - 5-- Ias, 4Era-ts.
L-FL -lEaLiN-. .-ttF
she-.fTs 0E-r. Iowa C.-l.e. 81
Nov. -sih. -.
Cons 5fEs5a1zE, ht-g e 'g- r.E-s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
MASONIC,

Iowa Chapter No. 6, Meet. frat snd third Thurs
days Of each month the Masonic Hall Point.
Mineral Point Lodge No. /. Meets erst and third
Tuesdays Of each month, q. the Masonic Hall EneTa
nir..
= Transier: Brethren are invited 20 attend.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
Nov p. 1885.
aIINERAL POINT SEMINARY.

Ray J Nolan Lady, Of Beloit, will charge OF
ths Institution in accordance with the Invitation Of the
Trustees in fe" weeks. The preparatory school will De
oPencs in The basernen; Of The i. L. Church. 85tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
8 Post Office Robbed.

CleFtI4nu, NOT. Il ECU
The Post-office at Delaware, Ohio, was rob
bed on Nor day night Of all the letters II con-
tanned and afterwards set OF fire, but the flames
were discovered in season to eztigguish them
without much damage being done
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

IRoy UossE AT BosCoBEL.-The burthen cars
arrived at Boscobcl on Saturday last the switch
at that place not being completed 10 allow the
cars 10 change ends, no passenger cars have ar
rived Two Hotels have been erected during
the past week. and several boarding houses,
warehouses, and a police office for the accom-
mediation Of the railroad and travellers Grant
70. Herald
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

DIALOGUE BET"SI TWO DISTINGUISH Ed GENTLE
MES.->oifhoracr.--N Of the South give the
North Statesmen; yOu give u wooden nutmegs
Aortterner---W ell, the exchange is not far
rom even; the Statesmen are about the same
quality rs the nutmegs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

- Col. Nathan Boone, youngest son Of Dan
lei Boone died on the 9th ult., at his residence
Springfield, No, in the 10th year Of his ace
lie served III the war Of 1912, and in various
expeditions against the Indians since
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

Hen PRICED APPLEs-Nr. J. Y. Dodge. Of
Cumberland County, Tennessee, raised and cx-
hIbIted some apples at the County Fair, which
We're sold At auc' I0n at $40 so dozen--about
a barrel and q halt brought Sill.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

Tax business horetorore carried on bv Washhu-a
WooduIan and the Wisconsin Bank, and lkttcrly Jy
C. "ashAuTn, will be continued, from tE1s date uude
'ho name Of {. c. WAsHBrny s Co.
Mineral Point. June !, 1885. TX
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

SENATOR SUAyER.-Thc Boston Atlas contra
diets the report that Senator Sumner will de-
cline reelection to the L. & Senate, and adds
that his health 8 improving.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

seSS- All the Governors OF the Free States ex-
copt Indiana and California, will be Republic
cans on the first Of January next. This is doing
pretty well for party that was not organized
il any State until two years ago.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

- Franklin County. Illinois, Is reported 70
have given 400 votes for buchanan and ONE
vote for Fremont They must take the Tribune
down in Illnois.-Green bay Adrocato
Doubtful That county is in &c Egypt" whore
they can't read. Ont ofI095 adult male whites
IN that county, IS shown BY the census Of 1850
533 could neither read. nor wrire-.nd all ua-
tive Americans. too.-Daln Sentine!
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

- The new Legislature Of Delaware will
have TO elect Two Z. S Senators-one to fill the
vacancy caused by the death Of Mr.. Clayton,
and one 10 succeed NIr. Bayard, whose term ex-
pLres on the 4th Of March.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

DEArH o RoErRT GLArz.-From our Milyau-
kec exchanges we derive the painful intelli-
Feace q tie sudden death Of Robert GIa;z
Esd, one # lie Editors Of The Milwaukee IT.
a. The able German Republican paper Of tina,
city NJ & had been 4 fey miles oct Of the
cry Wednesday last. along the Lake shore
ha'l Rfai, and o. his return IN the evening.
TvaS raa ever ~ the cars. and instantly killed.
3ir. G-aFz was an sole writer, q sober iatus.rj
ons man, and leaves 4 wife and three children
N low circumstances. to mourn his sudden death
Me trust has surviving family may he well cared
for by the citizens of his adopted city.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

Va INDICTMENT OF TIE LATE STATE CA>vAssERs.-
The Madison Patriot understands that The Grand
Jury OF Dane county has indicted for fraud. &c,
the late State Canyassers, and several other
persons, charged with being engaged in the
dIsgraceful supplencHt-malzing of the Guberua-
tOrial canvass last year.-jil Sentinel
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

~ 4 verdict Of Si0a mas inst been sirey
u Madison 70 Mr.. Kelley, against Stephen A
= a"Aoh '27.neriy proprietor of the Madison
! ioaSe' ioT injuries received by child Of the
former who 7'as run over by an omnibus be
longing to the Madison House This viii tend
70 make drivers more careful.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

JANEsyiLL-Our GAINESVILLE conten2porarics
give hatter!ng accounts OF the growth and pros
perity Of their youthful city during the past
year. The Free Press says that during that
period the population has increased from 30 10
80 per cent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
saysof me-

IMNIGRASTs.-During the month Of October
lo'44o immigrants landed at New York. bring
ing with them Sl,276.5I6 il mouey-bej9g an
average of 81 81 per head The total immi-
grafton at y ew York, so far this wear. has been
l22SIl-beIng 429 less than to tbe same 7,ero5
last year. '-'N
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

PEAT N SPRTSGDALE-We understand that
q valuable peat-bed has been discovered in the
town of gdale.-1f1iisor Journal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

Cows FOR WoRK--One man in California
plowed seventy-five acres with a COW team and
at the same time MIXED them every day
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

DRED. This book has reached, in sales.
in England, the enormous number of 10000
copies
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
Bank Robbery.

RUEaEC, Nov. II.
The CO.. Bank rabbed last night, but
fortunately it contained only $4,000 The en-
trance was effected By undermining the safe.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

From California papers We learn tia;
:. , IUAsER, formerly Of this place, was one
- The Republican Candidates for Couere.s-
" cope . be able 10 announce his Flccr;o-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT or THE UPPER Wrsoox.
sIs,-Ihe Stevens Point Pjnery says:
Nessrs. food d Watson, have commenced tho
onliding OF another boat above Little Bull. 10
run on the line complete to Wausau. She viii
pe tnuch longer than the Northerper and will
hs out about the lst of June
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

~ I he y. Y. Tribune says that M- Wm
Strickland, the bookseller who WAS banished
from Mobile. for selling three copies Of Anti
Slavery books, has esumed business IL NIL
UEUllee, " Is
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

~ The Madison Patriot publishes the vote
Of Ceresco under the head Of " Free Love and
Fremont" that town having given Fremont 81
minority out Of a vote Of $50. The same paper
publishes returns in sixteen counties in south
erlt Illinois, which foot mp as follows. Buchanan
l20S5, Fillmore, 1856; Fremont, al By refer
ring 70 the census Of 1880. it VIII be found that
II these counties there were about 9009 white
persons over 20 years Of age who could neither
road nor write, which number constituted one
ninth q the entire population. very appro-
pri7te constituency for the pro-slaverv party
Here j. another Specimen Of jug handle vo-
ting in favor Of Buchanan. At the notorious
tfpe P3.a'e. Eew York city, Buchanan received
SOL: Fremont, l..
The fev Missionary stations in this internal
region viii account for the 4 Fremont votes.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

Mg1LARD FiLLMoRE--In a speech At New
York few days since, William H Fry said Of
Fillmore
He had polluted the stream Of Liberty-as q
single cockroach would spoil The largest 20. Of
coffee. [Great laughter Willard Fillmore had
said, " know no North, no South. no East. no
Vest" That wasn't all The compliment j.
returned-no North 10 South, 10 East, no West
knows Willard Fillmore
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

Is e are late IN ouri issue this week. caused
y "a'.lhs Tor 'le arrival Of parer from Chica.
-. J" hle'i haa not Vet got along. and ~ a.
-"d 70 "ur neiEhhnr of the y}>-,a-rot e.
.asi' L. ''rsr present rece--i.r
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

LEITHNG.-Snow las fallen 10 q considerable
depth north Of Lake Simcoe, Canada At Bar
re and Orilia they had sleighing for two or
three days in the beginning Of last week. At
London, c. ". also, there heavy fal Of
SNOW
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

THE NoTE or PENssYLvASIA-Ret from
all the counties ofthe State are in says the tel
egrapL, and the vote stands as follows: Fusion
Fremont. li7,I47; Fusion Fillmore, 55,e9l:
straight Fillmore, 26,336; straight Fremont. I0l; ;
Gerrit smith, IS. Buchanan's majority over
Fusion, d 1872: over all, 7O5
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

aT Twelve city lots have just been sold in
Jancsville, Wis, for the sum total Of SI4 322 50
Eight years ago $500 was paid for them and +,
was then thought an enormous price!