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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

CMDOA DRAPER. AUCTIONEgR.-BY SIMEON ORA.
- per- e Pine. Il William Friday
Lax O'Clock q the March ant. EIch.nge go p .r
Of the city os Alton redeomAble IN OF March l876
interest payable annually, March MeopoitAa
New Yosk-S, coo eaoh rhe I'd bonds nov held OIL
lateral apcs,rity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

THOs. WRIT I, AUTHORIZATION NO. lsssRUCB
Sheris sale Of looms silks, 90, Friday, June
O'Clock ~ The of Fifteenth and 30
avenue consis In Of LOT Of looms slks 40, &c
The above sale Ia adjourned until hondav, Ju,e S7
the time and plsca. JAMES q. WII.LhT, Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

I1O sYRrHo srRKRT.-sr.AIRvoyA Hun.-nRS SET
lJU MOvR fev d0sp ~ess a BruaAvny, he No. -
us~dsan and busiu~p csirvoyAs 10 America Al
f~~aaes discovered and cursd curHble unsvsaa sAvs
busness, ahsers ne~hs "a. snd n~fAsAns ruarssusA
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

An.y Line Nth sCkk O1nh
~ 10 aiirs shors thsa other rooe Aad 20 srpours
fvss aAvtxAaoo -Uped ssis. Nall Liss mn pousds o.
naaan9r frea Oc~nn peg pound Four hours y-D
orsss crsan, By Panama RAilro.d rhrougs % uNso~ss
~ Paaana kaiboAA Tue Us,ed esA,ea Nal 5teAmshAr
Company vt despsioA for Aspnwh On Friday. June y
ocnot p. -. pr.c SLY mon pier for MsTs, ssyy
Ssgsals CA. Bgfr. .. rs.ssEr.s and u,s,s -'i
rtS ~ Pnr4Ae Nan stram,sp compsnys magnificent sss
Alp aOnORA, r. 4. whiting Conr,Andw -hsss ~ BE-
Il srs informed he Psoas MAJ s.eam-hk oompsny
wavs avp one lyinE Panama rrsdJ
~ - AVOID any possible detsn,cp pas.spe-rs c usis
pnr pasuasp apply pL " RAyMONp, the only oMcv q
SECULAR UuIah htaAs mall assaw daya M ssd M n 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

DICHARD WAITE a. AUCTIONKRR r. wALrERs4
~ Co vii sell on the 18th IN a At .H oco,k al Cahs-
Ing of ladies' and gerilemens clothing boots shoes 10 BY
order OF Y. Ro-s hale awnbroker, 263 SECOND STRAIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

VIyN WITTRRa AUCTION EEB-WtIL. Sail ON FRI
day At ocok, al s5< Canal stree shs entire hand
or sstns of pAr,or CHAMBER dnnsroom and kchea farni
ture AZ elesAn, velvet tapestry shres ply and or crpcs
robes &c worthy the aenunn Of FAMILIES and oshers
rnrpcfns hon tree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05
4 rgFR ALA YTOrRnR LIZA Her ABLIsHsD lx1
"A Carry Ing the unired States malta
eaiiinr regularly on the DAP sfvvrtssd-
1he poole clipper paeket ship

"A Carrying the unted stsf~a mails.
calm regularly on The day advertised
ms ''''' s 4 s'Rssn per" 'As
ins7 ,oes Register, y'bbs ccrnma d.
n foe Melbourne 0e-sng and Hsbar
Town. pier kas rvs ant VII BE depshed ON an ~fy
DAY The Ccntn.nt vn euir Ia lssl, o. vhnin's I've
ssrs u ia e,ery respect model psssersw ship and also
ofers ane opportunity for shippers send forward eoas
VOC freight on passage having eieos sorommodst'o~a
APO" o' 4. ". CAMERON Ma Bowling gr.-~L
rshs bus sale and cash advances made On cpc.gr
ssn,sL Consgsses In Aas'rsih Mesns Wukinson, bro~
Ato
MISUNDERSTANDING rns piasf sap "a
"A ,suty DAYS psr~agcrhe magnificent Al .rir-ne clipper
ssip sal NfkPH he oriy clipper fast ship On the
vrsss one q fsres sno~ and Inc ONLY ~ sdvrrsed
fov Melbourne. w prr whsch Gee marine rercrta 'e
pssssnsers any days The ps-~~xs and
ne chance sons inside ~ dAvs the $50 mnh
r. CS ss,.c ~ ss c p...
Kill EIiJOT, hs Pearl strves; " NAfIIss. LDRD
4 oUsrEAr i@van sr-rt
TNOR HAVANA AND noBlLA
The United mail re@mshp
QUAKEa CITY,
n. w.. snUrxIpr CouNAsDnR,
yW ,esve for the above pors Monday, June hvp
Asv per q Norh river fo Of sprng street q 7oc ID y
Fv sh fos Nev Orleans taken and hnr~sded fm s,o'ie
Cc~psss Bills o. sdas procure1 the oncs Il the
rscssses recsvrd :, In once unrl ION ociocs. and bills
~ ,sdrs signed up he hour ~ sailing
~ hs'sh' o. Vs~-s' sg SoIIr' sxrg 4. 90. Ar-.
B-Tns.s te~rev vm cc.s~eccs r-cesvns tesh %
nnsAay, LEI inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

tbs. vSIIoH. AUCTloNEER, STORE NO IS 5PsU0s
,,rsst she ITS sale Of horses coal hight waxons
rockawsys &C.. this day qtldsy) Jane5 1887, NJ 70 ~
Van Ransts vfvy stsbie consisting Of
horses coal light wagons rockaways, &c. h GROIN
X Deputy kherth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

nTADAnR DUsOvCn rHp ensAreu nsDIoAi,
M sl~yrv~xsnt nov vtns. huw ~ -ratnatra and
r !. ~ ali dis~a - ~ sssurr 81 ~ Cw HsAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

QeQ BnOONn srREEr -C'.AIavoyArvs ms
QUO HANE- the succss~fn clsirvsysn and healing
phynrian AReyia rn~ h,p~i~es cas~s ~ asscAse
discovered N~ Whereabouts OF abs>nt fienfs
rvrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

THos. vErIrH. AUCrIONE.s, STORE NO: Is spRolE
Morris age sae OF thu bark Revolution. ~ The
foN Of Non W street q 10 A. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

IA wArvOs Has POO . Lons saAIn % InAae
rssss q ALLURE n rs!s1s - .lA vhAssN isAsvsD-
bunnn>o a. ehAaGs a a. ~ waAoss y e1uGnan1
sxss6anes frcn I n - 0agunG nsul = sAgA - ~
knee @ wAk~ svesN ssv ersls yeA ~ nSuaAvNv, -
v-~.H surv... = Ss 80 80,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
ttlineral Point Triburle.
EocAL AND OTHER MATTERS.

special meeting of the 4" Dodgeville
..,oc;a,ion for the detection of Horse
res" convened on Saturday evening
he Town Hall in Dodgeville, and III
'.,,rdance with the 9th Bylaw, initiated
= John Jenkins into the ct. and +. de-
no Of the Oriental and Evanic Ordsr
:. ooe Thousand and One"
,f,er due celebration of the sublime
.r.sries of that Degree, the neophyte
=. urned over to the tender mercies OF
s,,ire Paris, who, after hearing the
..irony in the case, committed the young
4alenan 10 Jail to answer to The next
,lil Court for the crime Of stealing a
Sc from Mr.. Joseph Pierce, on Mon
q evening the Sh inst.
This Is the same fellow who took a
NE Of gold Iockets from the Daguerre-
: room of Prof. Moheu, in this city a
q iays since. We are told that he
ned up TO taking the horse, and that
gaimal has been recovered by the
nor
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
EsrwARD BoUxp.-On Monday last

Westward BoUND-On Monday last
4 y covered wagons, drawn by two,
re- and four yoke of oxen, passed
81 Tins city, bound for the North
rs These carry whole families with
furniture, farming implements, pro-
.l-s, sc, and are accompanied by
Of cattle. There has been u steady
.-1n ot this sor: of emigration since
1iie Of Aqril-ayeragiug at least
r20wagous daily. This would make
@.o, 1000 people, who took with
a1, less than five or six thousand
~ y cattle These emigrantS are
sly from Dane, Jefferson, Dodge,
worth, Waukesha, and Washington
.-..-s where they have sold improved
-.-y improved lands to Eastern peo-
good prices, and are now pushing
"r>. 70 zellle on Government land at
ming per acre, or such as can be
%. for two or three dollars an acre
- the way the great West IS settled
Among the emigrants are a great
-- AorwegIaus.- Badger State.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
Jones Corn Planter.

BEEFOVN, WISCONSIN,
IHE subsci iher gives notice that he wilt BY himself
agents. visit every farm ncighborhooI IL! Grant an
lows counties, to furnish Jones Corn Planter know,
throughout the country as the first premium implement.
of the kind Offer ed.
written testimony Of the perfect of this Planter
given by the principal farmers of Grant county will be
ur5is IN circulars to all inquiries Valuable
nents have been made upon this last year
rendering 1t stronger and able TO last for e-tirne ii
nsed wlth care 1t Is sold al the price before
$1,000
Last wear the subscriber advertised in the T6u nc that
he would supply the farmers of Iowa county with yoy,s
COrH Planter. having failed receive them Wa
aJle 10 do He has just enough to summit an
the country ard there will be no failure this wear
JOHN DODGE.
Beetown, Wis, April 18th, 1857. nI4-Gw
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
For Sale.

Two he sold at public auction, in front Of the {
House IN the city AZ Mineral Point Iowa county g.
'"nsIn, on Saturday the Goth Of June. O'clock
HsclE- The following described properly. viz:
70 lots IN StsVriy : Addition q the ity II Mi
I"Iht together with the undivided hall of lots ISL
"a. -4S 200, 2ob IN Il1is0n's Survey. AIsosthe II
ana sdth 81 present ia tie per svnai occupation o.
subscriber.
y e. All Of the above described rr p-rtv is in fhe
g 'StioT some OF which is adiaeent The r. Il De
iEl3As--'1ne third cash the balance 10 e rsE
equal is.atiueuts at the eNria one and two =,
from the cate OF sale with interest the bSIact
tee secured 10y mortgage til. property For particu
apply TO the subscTi5hr, personally or by letter
~ WILLIAM STAVELY
W. "I ttllelal rom :, WAY II, 1917. /.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23

s~Our Dodgeville neighbors, as will
zen ty a notice in another column.
preparing for a celebration On the
July. We are gratifieo IL witness
: prl, of patriotism existing IN the VII
Is surrounding US, and we hope our
rms will feel sufficient interest IN the
+ % visit some of the more patriotic
u.s. We wish them a good time gen
-rr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23

rsr WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The con-
"a wetweather has materially injured
s prospects of the corn crop in this re-
s1 Very much of the seed rotted in
ground, and such as did come up prom
>, but a poor harvest. Wheat. oats
n rrass never looked better, and unless
vel weather continues to the injury
aheat. there will undoubtedly be plen-
Il each. Farmers whose corn has
Il, VIII do well TO sow plenty Of ;urnip
I'd. \ good crop may be looked for,
nothing is a better substitute for corn,
..qdin- cattle, in winter.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23

IN. Naggouer, the Portage ferryman
al.rs thai about , $50 RATS have pas
l"l The river this season, averaging
~ -eet of lumber each-making a
9, lul, 100000 feet, He estimates
1s much has already passed here
s.s1.a5 as went down the river IN 1855,
lis continue TO pass daily. Last
Il DID hot keep count of the RATS
here
'--s= who have been to ST. Louis with
.-., nave found to their sorrow that
T has invariably borne u lower price
IL y ,sslsslppi river than on the Wis
Ii IS safer to sell in our own
man to see. markets below Por-
y -.y Badger State.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23

s. The steamer Gen. Pike, gong
On Sunday last, ran against the Rock
a Bridge, and was damaged to the
-. Of 81 900. The utmost care was
. keep the boat of, the pier, as Is
~ 70 by the passengers.
1-a day last week a raft was knocked
.es, by striking the pier, aud three
satismen we're drowned Galena
-raser.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
Corning. June Is.

-.e ralns fell here las. night, and
s. ms IN the Erie Railroad are still
-.-a vest Of here by the food. The
gers are taken west by the Buffalo,
Is y \. \. Railroad, via Rochester.
: Washington. June 10
- New Orleans mail of the 18th is
orleans papers are confirma-
~, '''e Intentions Of Spain 10 Invade
1 IL Orders have been given TO pre-
nee months ratops for 10000 men.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23

:4-E OF CRY Lors--On Saturday last, sixty
j IA .Staveley's Addition" were sold at
-lon, ranging in price from S25 to SID
81 arc located on the outskirts of the City,
.4a day not distant, will be raluable.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
Ysm Durk 9abtrtiamsuts.
KEROSENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL, lNor kxPLosIyE
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.
Strayed,

oM the subscriber, living q of mile north of the
L city OF Mineral Point, the DodgeyiIle road on
the 4th OF May last, BLACK MARE, about ten
years Old SOME white in her lace and mark pole
EVIL on the top of her head. person retui her
or giving information where she may be found shall be
literally rewarded
WILLIAM THOMAS, Painter.
Mineral Point, June s. 1857 ~ a,s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23

Il EEEzgTs.-we have frequently attempted 10 give
s, q the leading articles OF Produce &c, IN this
md It almost impossible to give reliable hs
!, az the reason that prices are SO tactunting We
s. tLat the Rail Road is completed 20 be able 10
sc Al present, large quantities. Of Wheat come
an! s being sent forward at the rate OF three OF
.lal. day. Prices range from $ to ~ cents
she, . cputs 81 paid to-day. Chicago prices arc
sss
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
fNal ahurrtisrmrHts.
GUARDIAN SALE

In Plo.sste. Iowa County, Wisconsin In the J
tlte Guardianship OF jacob Smith and Laura
Infants
\ oIlCE is hereby given, that by virtue and l..
= aiiee at an order % license made SAID Ins
tne oln GAY OF March, A D. 1857 and SUPP
orueF mace therein on the Z n Gay OF :.sv IN /
year, ON the Hon County Judge OF the 1 ounty
said toun't, l. the unuercl gGvu GgATti5u OF said
NIaI, on tie o. uay ui june A. ID. ISL at the Lt
o'clock /. NJ. Of said Ia r, the premises ~ TN,
of Moscow, in Low comfy, Wisconsin offer for =
sei To the highest bidder, the following described
", to-WEt
Part of the north west quarter Of the sapth-wes
81 sectign number twelve 90 in wuship
-four north uf range number i've east. 4. y
portion thrgeof which j. kaown 3ss the Mil Res,
that portion Of said tract which is coser. and ovt
10y TIA pond of said Mil, OF which j. uec,ss.r, .
m1urer 90 the fan use aud enjoyment OF sa;d M.
erty. Also, all of the southwest qeaTter OF III,
west quarter Of said section ,ise same being most
gered ny said NIL pond. Also a. ami sin lar, tn,
privileges ana appurtenances bclOue lug To said
site and privilege Situate upon SAID land j. go,
t1utial Stone tieuIir Mill. three stories Eigt
three rGu of Stones, slsG all The fixtures and it,
ncnts necessary to the doing of u age and su
business.
THIS property is situate in the msds, of he hos
growing rrglnG. Ia tue State. Said ~ operfv il .
al out Is miles ,@>g from Mineral Point. The terms
safe are onefourtH cash Down the balance liz thre,
yearly instalnIel', with interest.
SOPHIA SMITl
Guardian Of Jacob ard Laura \. smith Infs
Dated Msy Stk, 1857 LTD
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23

H. give Ordinance No. ,, pcssed by our
eII in our columns to-day. Itappears
Is that some of the Sections must
been drawn Up b a Philadelphia
1agar.
TINS Ordinance makes IS folos, and
ia5Iished three weeks-amounting to
Il 20, IS charged by the Democrat, IN
Tribune it would have cost 81 %
t-rance 81 %.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
Iowa County,
Town of DodgeyilIe - In Jusfics's Court

: In JusfICe's
To John Reyes, Defendan
TX hou are hereby notified that writ Of attachnenr
- mas ecen issued against you, and vour property al
ached 10 satisfy the demand of John Treloare am1unt
my 10 eightysix dollars Now nnlpss YOU sh. ,un.ar
before john Paris, Esquire Justice Of the Peace n,
and tor said county, at his in said tyNn on ba
%+h day OF june next at IL O'Clock m Judgment viii Ia
debt. John rEET a. 5E %, 80 t tH=
Dated this 2sth day at MAY, 1857 ssot
l. II. u. CRANE Attorrey
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
GUARDIAN SALE.

In Probate Iowa County Court. In the matter Of the
Gua.!lansp OF Frances 4 Hin, infant child of Fran
els A Hill. deceased p. -
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue ana in
ance Of an order ~ license in auid rati.r
'h' hF5t Gay OF June 4 D. 1887 by the County Court
said county the undersigned Guardian of said minor
VIZ on me 10Th day Of June, A D. 1897, o'clock
VI on tie premises, otter Tor sale NJ public yendue
following described lands mineral LOT contain
ln I'VE acres being part of the southeast quarter
section twenty.l town seven north Of range one
east Also lot number fifty in the village Of iSbIanf
IA said county. The terms Of sale y III he made known
at the time ana place Of sale.
ANGELINA WATSON, Guardian. &c
Dated june =, 4. H. 1897.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
IN PaoB,TE-Iowa County Conf.

IN ne "aitr 81 IKE Estate II John NesserSz,fh deceased
FENO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN; Iottar, ~
u Administration said Estnte having been issl.6
tn George Ae7scTs smith the III Of Nav a p
1857, and one year from aId after a.d dav ben sIovs5
and limited Tor creditors to present their inns for e
animation aud allowance Notice Is hereby given THAI
The undersigned viii the Monday Of July next
ensuing, at the Court House, Mineral PcInt
IN said County, receive examine and adjust all claim,
and demands OF al persons against ssid deceased
l. NJ STRONG, County Ju4gs
Dated June 81. 1857
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23

DURE LIQUORS for medicinal urpcses. Cornac Bran
d., Port Wine, Madeira Wine. Old Jaraica Rem
Holland Gin, Bourbon Wiskey London Porter scotch
Ale. Schisdara Schnspps at 133tf. VIVIAN :
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23

FRESH OYSTERS firSa supply
<xs-@A or hand snd received xtllarT NJ - press
fsJNrN hotels. Eatiu. Houses, and ali supplied At
~ ~ law h.ures. q " CUB
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
DISaoLUTToN.

TIVE FoparEeTship heretofore existing - StI
subscribers under the firm Of ANSI1t1 = i1'@As-
is dissolved by mutual agreement.
An persons indebted to the late hrTn 81 = = are
quested To call and settle with MI a - ~ ) N
authorized 10 settle up the affairs Of the late trn
A. c. ANSLET.
JOHN ?. TkAMEL-
Mineral Point. April 3, 1851. nl3f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
y" NTED-

o-n YOCNG Mn TO ACT A. Local and Travelling
.C-t Agents, IN business easy use'ul and honorable,
a. SALARY Of 500 per months capital OF - ony
ou;reG No patent medicine book business. Fall
particulars given free all who enclose postage stalI
OF q three cent piece, and address
ID. r. SHANNON s. CO.
2mIo Atkinson Depot. y. H.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
rHE WELL nSowN HORSE

THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY.
Just Pab;zhsd, Gratis, TIE 25th Thousand:
FEW WORDS OK THE RATIONAL
E@i2fA TREATMENT, without Medicine, st Sper-
E,x-.s.s1 matorrhea or Local y eaknass, NoctuI ual
S2&AzkAtzS Emissions Genital aud Nervous DEBILITY,
Impotency, ana Iapeine ats 10 Marriage generally.
81 3. De iAHEE, 81 D.
The important fact that the MANY ia ming complaint
originating iinprIdence aud solitude "f youth
easily removed slEpfsfHE, is IN this
small tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely new
and highly successfui 'oPied " the Au
thor tll Nv explained by means, which every is
bIed perfectly ana At the least possible
COST thereby avoiding all tie advertised nosrums Of the
DAY
Sent to any address gratis post free IN scaled enVe
ope bv renting postpaid two poStar stamps to K q
pf LANEN Y IsfeaaId Street, New Yprk g:ty. 4Iyl'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23
NOTICE.

aIR. DANIEL PERSONS Is requested 10 call at
the Office of c. wAsHBuRN Co. Eanker., Miner
al Point inform them uners letter will reach
HIM t3une+c---I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-23

SELECT SCHOOL.
A Select School for small children VIII hs opened or
Monday the 9th dsy of june by Mrs Phehs A. b-er IN
the basement OF the Presbyterian Church
Mineral Point, Nav goth. 1851.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

SUICIDE OF A CHICAGO SALOON KEEPER IN
MILWAUKEE. The Milwaukee Sentinslo OF Thurs.
day morning says;
A man from Chicago. named Michael Fenuer
committed suicide yesterday afternoon, in the
Ninth Ward. bv cutting his throat with razor.
We learn TINT Fanncr kept u saloon in Chicago.
aud TINT no came to this city for the purpose Of
purchasing Lager Beer. or making arraLgeaa ants
to have his saloon supplied with II from this
pIuoe. Ile is middle aged man, has a wife. but
no children. and is said to have been In worry
comfortable circumstances. 1t seems that he
must have premedtated tho not. for he took
razor and went out into u back yard, whore he
committed the dreadful deed. He walked sever
al rods after cutting his throat before falling.
His wife. who is nn extremely interesting and
good looking young woman. came here with him
for the purpose of watching him. us he had threat
enod to take hs life on previous occasions. Ii
is snid TINT he hns been somewhat troubled in
his mind of aio about religious matters, and IL
j. but n short time since he became n convert to
the Catholic Church Insanity is the only rea-
son that has been assigned for his putting an
end to his existence, and this undoubtedly was
the cause Of tho sad affair. He had 1896 in cash
in his pocket at the time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16

FATAL AFFRaY IN BATON RouGE.--A letter
from Baton Rouge, dated June =. says:
An nf, ,y took place this afternoon. in Simon's
saloon. under the llarney House. between b.
Chnn, of West Baton Rouge. and Col Laf,yet-
tc Caldwell. in which the former shot ut by
the latter, one ball hitting hm in tho lower part
of the abdomen, and lodging in tho spine, mortal
" wounding him. Mr:John Toy was accident
ally shos. in tho course Of the affrny. in the
groin, tho wound producing hamorrhage The
ply sicians think the chances Of recovery very
questionable. The affair created great excitement
here. Col. Caldwell surrendered himself to ar.
rest and is now in Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-16
dIGAR MaNtEACTORN.
4 JOHN u. KONPF,
(SrccFssoK TO NJ LAHGHoRsE q SONs0
A

SUCCESSOR TO NJ LAN6hoRhE SoNs}
MAIs STREET, IYsCHBUHG VA
n this will be found Stock com
rto assortment Cigars of all kinds made Of the finest n
careiuiv selected and manufactured "h
view To please sstons smokers and to maintain Tor
th Brands establishment reputation squat to those
OF any mandatory IN the country.
Ioenahle manufacturer to offer at all hmeR compete
assortment also constantly large stock "t imported
Havana and German Cigars which will be sold al sinai! ad
cost.
attention dealers and State is special
v solicited to an examination Stock The brands of the
are for years BEEN sold in the large
Northern cities where they have entered into sccessnl com
petion all kinds Of imported and domestic man
-.
Orders any part Of the Union will be promptly met
and entire satisfaction guaranteed TO purchaser
doc Ally
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