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Il FrLAkEt HOIST, SAVANNAH GA, JAM 6, 1866
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13
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u Va. Rev. n MITCHELL Pres Elder
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YEN IL ES IS
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ARE MADE 10
Cleanse the Blood ana Cure the siois


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~ n W. corner lain and Quincy StFeets
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III 10 And ao Babel Grain Sacks.
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cess IN my family and among those called In
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sI IS =. S Ms saySgs RaEnses. hot bIast
!, "a itelr sale l3y p04SE q CoTarIY
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el26fIJ19GTSsCS rs NOTIONS -
~ 4sM Nursing B9ttlsssili Pans and 'iI+inall
fs ~ sreAst Nipple SheS
1u9 SlpDleS-P t1meFtes-A md P+4,Ich
risf brushes Comb. With 10
Fer sale low at the 3 = ~
JULIA sB[IT[lf4E con S7Ts6. fY6F4Ssz etrS,sS,,,s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
IEHElRE! IIBILRYI! JIHELRY III

Al Wholesale AND RETAIL,
90 LIKE STREET. CHIc4G0. ILLINOIS as
M have on hand the finest and best assortr,a,,, =
w tr"lo and Silver v ATCHES Fine cold IE-Ws -
9'er am. Isted Ware. 10 be found in Chicago rhicI
&c ue1 - 'F most reasonable rates. Our motto Is
%LIth SALES AND SNAIL PROFITS
Our stock Of
COMMUNION Sets. FIorantiue Mosaic C,,,., a.. j..
me ssoid sttis % Pins. Ear Rings ana Isr,ce
NtS, >iSnets and Diamond. Coin silver
foriAs- Spoons, Services, &c., &c, &C..
~ call and examine ~ e i'-' 'eU
GEO. ". STEVENS L CO.
Cor. Lake and Dearborn SIS, Chicago, ill.,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
FOR SALE.

rEVHE subscriber offers for sale his property situated
the village of Linden, miles North West from Min
era Point the main road from the latter place
Richand and Bad AK counties Consisting of that well
known tavern stand the Miners Inn, standing he
business part of the village The buildings
prise good framed House, Bar Room and Barn. supplied
with abundance of good water. ANY wishing
ter into the business viii find this chance rarely be
met with. ALSO-A good Store House and large Lot;
and the undivided half OF Lots, wen located ia the
village of Linden.
TERMS:-one half cash, balance On time.
linden, July 10th, 1856. MARTIN NASF.
rs3x
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
ANCE COMPANY
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
Capital 1000
Cash Paid in, 100000.

Especial attention given Insurance of FARx PROPER
rY, DWELLINGS AND UUT-BULDINGs
NSURES such buildings contents favorable teims
Tor or years. Insures Stores, Warehouses Build
l44a or contents and Personal Property generally.
losses equitably adjusted and promptly PAID CASH
Inis Company is Joint Stock Association, organized
under special Charter granted by the Legislature Of
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital of 100000. One
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid in Sc
cuiely invested IL bonds and mortgages The Company
bt'g thus secrre" organized upon firm basis, the D
rectofs take plea in recommending it the public
aVor as worthy OF confidence and support with the
Srce that all Losses shall be promptly and honorabv
adjusted As TINS IS purely Stock Company, mutual
business VIII be done, premium notes taken.
Officers ~. NJ. DONALDSON, President; j. W
EDDY, wee President; W. t. GIBSON, Secretary A.
GIBSON, General Agent.
lily J. II. CLARY, Agent, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
May o. 1856
FOR SALE.
CHOICE LAND FOR SALE.

W. = Sec 1, Town 5, Range 3,-bordering upon the
-. towns of DodCeviIle and Mineral point-we water
ed and with timber and in the vicinity Of mineral
JAMES A. PLATTi Ag't.
Mineral Point Dec. Ist, 1856. $50
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH SITS
= EL.tra..---. 49,. -.


tNStlIJTEl SEPTEMBER 1851 INFDRPoR ,T.D
- "a. legislature OF Illinois, February, 1858.
iie eHtTaof-lt!y patronage bestowed upon this lon,
Ose4 ana popular Institution affords ralify Ing az
ny tie superior advantages aud facilities ,tars
i"r e 1lsit"h 81 = thorough etge Of m.
"us bFaic'lch 81 Commercial EGu alton are f,ynI =
ifeeS'V4 ~ d discerning and intelligent comm, NJ
- oNtF w" hundied iu!I course students have been in
, ei'oE 'e lI-st winter, being amount OF
latr"iiaSr Unparalleled IN This country
Iiit tvI4tgiatC course Is the most extensive
ana "foltE ever introduced into anv Commercial l
n 'is country and comprises practical instruction
"a DOCK Att ing and Accounts, ada pied 10 every Kind az
Sarihsf ncIu.lng elaborate work on Railroad ook
ketph8 PREPARED by tie President expressly far this
seArol hTo"sdge ~ winch alone worth llore be
S'uoeh tnan the tuition fee. the entire course t-
Sethef with Commercial Calculations Business Penan-
snip, ana toe subjects uI Common ciai Inv
ALBERT hiDukI, Esq, the popular American I'd yri-
whose specimens Of PenmGuship received the hirh-
es' prem iInh ~ she great State Fair held in New Yr
city II Ies has been engaged a. Professor Of Pena
ship. - ell"4
nother course Of free public Lectures will be delivered
un1hS the winter AZ Metropolitan Hall by several of IN
most distinguished citizen. Of Chicago Studsnts cav
enter whenever they please. Circulars and CataIoIs
urnLs-Ieri grnritousy application at the COLLEGE,
'70' ~ f'"'n~4, 100 3In+3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CoMpAN,

CAPITAL 100000
fE'HlS Company incorporated 1910, is one Of
L the Oldest and best of the Stock Insurance Com
panIes The statement made to the Stockholders juno
TIN, 800 shows the of the Company Ice S3-7
sol 90 H. HUNTINGTON, President
G. Il. BOWERS, Secretary.
The agent will take risks upon good TERMS rs any
other Company, and viii issue policies thereon.
3'-ti J. II. CLAfiY, Agent, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-06
TURNING SHOP.
SEASONED LUMBER..

90 npn Feet Of DRESSED FLOORING
U.UUU DRESSED SIDING, INCH BOlRDS,
Ii, Ia snd Inch PLANK,
and for sale, Chicago prices
portation.
Terms-CASH.
Enquire at the Mineral Point Book Store of John
Clowney. - -
JOSEPH SsffTH
Mineral -uoint, June I6 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
SETTLEMENT OF THE SWISS DIFFICULTIES
FRANCE AND ENGLAND AS MEDIAToRs.
PARIS CONFERENCE CLOSED
A Slight Decline in Cotton.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE. /

BY NATIONAL LINE .
New YORK, January A.-The royal mail steamship
Persia, WEIGH left Liverpool on the 10th inst has ar
rived, bringing three days later news than received
by the Atlantic from Europe.
Liverpool Cotton Market
The Cotton market opened to-day firm, but fell off
from the advance of 3D. Since the departure of the
Atlantic, quotations have Teen barely maintained.
Fair Orleans quoted at SD; Middling Orleans I'D;
Fair Mobile, l5.l6d.: Middling Mobile, I'D; Fair
Uplands, 13.l6d.; BIiddling Uplands, I'D,
The sales Of the week amounted to $1,000 bales :;
On speculation, II 500 bales and fer export IL 0O0.
The sales of yesterday amounted to 5000 bales.
Total stock on hand, 43l 900 bales of which 236,0Oe
were American. -. 80 .f-l-! +,
BreadstufPs' and Provisions -'-
Breadstuffs are steady without any quotable change
in the average business :.
Pork and bacon are dull -
-: Financial q. =
The money market is decidedly easier but the
bank has raised its rates on stock and on loans
The amount of bullion in the bank has decreased
f4S 900.
Consols for money closed at 95s to "a; for account
at 944 to 94s. Z. : - ,
United States 6s of 1s67-s-holders are looking
for an advance, and buyers awaiting decline.
The Swiss Difficulty.
The Swiss difficulty is eventually settled by the in
terposition of France supported by England. Napo
leon undertakes that Prussia shall renounce all claim
upon Neufchate, in consideration of the prisoners
now held. .-
France further undertakes to prevent any aggres
sion by Prussia against Switzerland y, 1
Switzerland approves of the terms, and the Fedora
Assembly is summoned to ratify them.
Paris Conference
The Paris Conference closed on the 9th inst. hav
ing signed the protocol which is expected to termi
nate all difficulties.
In fulfllnent of the treaty of peace, Russia cede
Belgrade and Tabak to Moldayia, and receives in re
turn the town of Komerat Con the right bank of th
river Yalpak) with 300 square versts Of territory.
The Isle Of Serpents is decided to belong to tn
mouths of the Danube, and goes with them when th
| new boundaries shall be fixed
\ The Austrian troops and British feet shall ha,
evacuated the Turkish territory by the Both of Marc
next and Immediately thereafter the Congress "
assemble at Paris and ratify these conditions,
~ River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 24.-The river is firmly frozen ov
here, with no prospect of its opening soon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

SPANISH AND FRENcH.-Another new room was
opened on Saturday last at Prof. Brettes establish
ment, u St. Charles street. especially for those who
wish to acquire the Spanish language.
1t should be remembered by readers that at this
establishment no books, no grammars are used, and
English allowed to be spoken after the first week.
No other means adopted to teach but simple, easy
and well conducted practice. Ladies and gentlemen,
after their lessons, at liberty to spend as many
hours they choose in their apartments, kept con-
stantly open for conversng in French or Spanish in
company with ladies permanently engaged for the
purpose of conversing in these languages.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

CR1sp's GAIErY.-Miss Davenport, star of estab
lished reputation and whose popularity neither
thing of yesterday of one part of the country,
begins an engagement tonight at Crisp's Gaiety.
She will make her debut as the Countess in Knowles
play of I" Love "a character which displays her
peculiar talent to the best advantage. Mr. Davis will
support her as H,on, and Mr.. Howard as the Duke.
From what we know of Miss Davenport, We can
safely assert that the very liberal and fashionable
patronage which Miss Logan drew to the Gaiety will
now be fully kept up, if not increased The farce OF
Pettcoat Government will be given for afterpece
tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

TIE SENATORIAL CoRRuPTIoN.-A telegraphc dis
patc4 of the Goth, from Washington to the Vicks-
burg Whig, says:
Mr.. Simonton was recalled by the corruption COM
mittee and asked if members of Congress had ap-
preached him, contidentally requesting him to pro
cure them pecuniary interests in measures pending
before the House. Simonton said he must respect
fully persist in refusing to answer, no matter what
penalty he might incur ; to answer would involve
dishonorabe breach of confidence.
The Sergeant-at Arms has arrested Chester at Phil
adelphia. Chase, of the Corruption committee, de-
MED the right of the committee to enquire into his
dealings, other than with members of Congress- and
declined answering whether he, agent, or in any
other capacity had executed bonds for any valuable
consideration, on condition that any railroad bill
pending should pass and become law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

BRIDGEwATER MINERAL PAINT. The merits Of
the Bridgewater paint fully set forth in the ad-
vertisement in another column. Procure the genuine
Bridgewater, and it will be found superior to any
other in use for the purposes of protection against
sparks cinders and the weather. G. c. Bogert Co.,
agents, - Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26
Leaves every wEDNEsDAY. a.sP.
FOR RED RIVER.
REG ULAR PAC K,ET.s
, ~ = STEAMERS ECLIPSE ~
\ l1sssssssst6 SoyrruEAANN AND prr,E ,k&&4sS

The magnificent The elegant and fast-rnnng
Eclipse, l.. W. Broaiwe, steamer Southern Belle,
cQmnandr for Mllikeus Bend u NJ Broadwell commander
Vcksburg Grand Gulf Rod for Grand Lake Carolina Land
and Natche leaving New ling Ashton Pilcherss Point
Orleans every SATURDAY Skipwths Landing, Lake Pro-
EVENING at O'Clock for he vdence Cammack's Landing
above and all intermediate oodrich's Landing Mikens
landings. Bend, Nicksburg, Grand Gulf,
Rodney and Narchez, leaving
New Orleans every THURS.
DAY YENING, at o clock,
for the above and all interme-
fdiate landings
The above in complete order and will at
faithfully to ali business entrusted to their
The ECLIPSE and SOUTHERN BELLE will receive freight
for Ynzoo river and reshp Vicksbrg without seiay
Neither OF the above steamers will be responsible for letters or
packages containing other valUabes unless regular
bills Of ladng taken and stated for any va
abes deposited BY passengers with the clerk contained in
baggage.
No Bills will be recognized unless contracted under written
order Captain eher the above boats all bills
must be presented ceof the boat to which they belong
before l. o'clock the day Of leaving oz approval which will
thea be paid presentation at the office OF the Agents. 65 Ora
Vier street.
For freight OF passage apply on board
BROADNELL, BROS. & Co, 65 Gravier st.,
SNARP & HITE. Front ST.,
R. K: LAUGfIIlN 33 Front street.
N BA clerk will be the LcTee every day in the week to
receive freight for the above boats jas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

ORLEANS THEATER-" Les Amours du Diable'' is
to be given tonight. It is most beautiful OPERA and
Nine. Colson is particularly charming in the charac
ter Of Uriei. The other parts in the opera are well
cast, and it will richly be worth seeing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

SAD ACCIDENTAL son of our fellow-citizen, Judge
J. ]. Burk, met with serious accident yesterday.
Whilst shooting at flock of wild pigeons on the
wing his gun bursted, shatterng. his arm and hand
in dreadful manner,
[Baton Rouge Comet, Friday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

The ORPHANS FAIR.-The fair at Odd Fellows
Hail. for the benefit Of the Camp Street Orphan Asy
lum, was not concluded on Saturday night. We are
pleased to learn that it will continue tonight and to-
morrow night. 1t was literally attended on Friday
and Saturday nights, and for the sake of Sister Regis
and her interesting flock of little dependents we hope
now to see it still more literally patronized. There
are numerous objects of great attractveness at the
fair-among others, an exqusitely embroidered par
or SET the embroidery being the work Of the orphans
1t is for rae and every body should try their luck
for it. 80"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

wREcxEp.-By a telegraphic dispatch received in
this city yesterday we learn that the bark New En-
pire which cleared from this port on the 18th Decem
ber last for Boston, with 1892 bales of cotton Was
R1efkeS R6sh one on an ner wbs rsSWue Mob Tribune
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

DEATH OF JUDGE PRENTIss, OF VERMoNT.-Hon.
Samuel Prens, Judge of the United States District
Court, and for many years United States Senator
from Vermont, died at Montpelier the 18th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

Snow IN THE SoUTH,-On the 18th snow fell in
Columbia, S. G., all day. The streets and house-tops
were covered to the depth Of several inches.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

BALLS AHEAD.-In order that our dancing friends
may be properly posted, and know how to lay out
their plans for future festivty we give list of the
balls that are shortly to come off:
Tuesday, Jan. 27--Chdren and Adults Fancy
Dress Ball, at Masonic Hall, by Madame Virginia
Smith.
Thursday, Jan. 29.-Young Mems Society Mask
and Fancy Dress Ball, third of the series, at Odd
Fellows Hall. On the same night, Young Mems
Society Ball, at the St. Charles Saloon, in Algers.
Friday, Jan. 3O.-Socety Mask and Fancy Dress
Ball, fourth Of the series, at Masonic Hall.
| Thursday, Feb. 5.-Faney Dress and Mask Ball
at Odd Fellows Hall, for the benefit of the Widows
and Orphans Fund of Orleans Lodge No. IL, l. Q
| o. F.
&, Friday, Feb. G.-society Mask and Fancy Dres
Ball, fifth of the SERIES at Masonic Hall.
Monday, Feb. 9.-Fancy Dress Ball by Compan,
G, National Guards, at the United States Hotel
Third District .
Tuesday, Feb. 10.-GIand Masonic and Dress. Rail
by Mount Moriah Lodge No. 59 at Odd Fellows
Hall. '''
| Wednesday, Feb. 11-Grand Military, Mask an,
Fancy Dress Bsll by Company G, National Guards 70
the benefit of their relief fund at Odd Fellows Hall
Thursday, Feb. 12--Young Mems Society Masl
and Fancy Dress Ball. fourth of the series at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
Friday, Feb. 13.-society Mask and Fancy Dres
Ball, sixth Of the series, at Masonic Hall On th1
night, Childrens and Adults Ball by Mr. Vegas
at Odd Fellows Hall.
This is as far as We need go at present There will
be numerous balls after the 18th, and on the oath
Mardigras the town will be at the of its dancing
excitement. "Go it while you're young saith the
! old proverb There will certainly be no lack of op
portunity to g 90 it - in the dancing way
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

Sr. CHARLES THEArER.-Mr. Hackett begins new
engagement at the st. Charles tonight, appearing in
his great part of Fa'Staf, in King Henry the
Fourth AS every theatergoer knows what Hackett
is in Faltaf he needs no praise of ours. The farce
of ' The Wandering Minstrel" will wind up the per-
formances-Yning Bowers and Miss Mary Shaw ap-
pearing in the singing parts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

Our FIGHTING EDITOR, SMITH, AND THE EMPEROR
OF AUsTRIA.-We were told the other day, that a
New Orleans merchant who was in Europe last sum-
mer, saw at Baden-Baden pamphlet stamped with
showing it to be official document, issued by the
Emperor, in which Mrs Prewett, and Smith, the
fighting editor of this paper, were held up to the
special wonderment and Indignation of all good
and Sharpes rifles the bowie.knives and shelalahs,
the ferocious moustachios and diabolical whiskers
even to the time prescribed for fighting duels or
drinking mint juleps, were infinitely described and
Smith, who is, as we before said, as mild man
nered man as e'er scutted ship cut throat" is
specially marked out the great head and front of
Know Nothingism. The pamphlet said he was
type of the Know Nothing editor, and then followed
most horrifying description Of the riots in Louis
Vile, New Orleans and Baltimore, and Smith had to
tress of the first Southern Known Nothing paper and
the rear guard Of the grand army, had to shoulder
Smith. Well, we have one consolation the pamph-
let kept two three shploads of paupers from COM
only thing we object to is, the Emperor Joseph has
not done the thing fairly. When we abuse poor
fellow we send him copy Of our sheet and let him
reply if he can We send this number of the Ameri-
can Banner to neghbor, the Emperor of Austria,
and also inform him that if he has anything to say,
Smith will meet him any where in France or England
and settle the question. Nay, we do more and we
want the world to make note OF our generosity !;
put the Emperor down on our subscription list as
a dead head and we hope he will return the
There is another difficulty which occurs to u.s. grow
ing out of this matter In the of two years at
arthest expect to make the grand tour OF Europe,
and it will especially Inconvenience us to have Aus
trian and Roman spies and nqulsltols on our track
We give the Emperor of Austria and the Pope of
Rome fair notice, if anything happens to US in our
journeyings abroad old Buck will hold them person
ally responsible Mrs. Prewetts paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

LOTTERY OF LIFE.-A London paper tells the fol-
lowing instructive story Died, at his lodgings, in
of sixtyone years, Mr.. James Calvert, formerly a
capital merchant He was the sole proprietor of the
first prize ticket which ever drew 50 high prize as
f2O 900 in the English lottery, and in subsequent
lottery he got f O0O This result of lottery money is
to be found generally attending those who so I'M
fortunate as to draw high prizes"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

NERVE OF PALMER, THE PoIsoNER. : When ihe
found Lord Campbell was summing up for death, he
tossed a note down to his solicitor. John Smith,
pencled inside as follows: wish could put q
grains of strychnia into old Cambell's acidulated
water, for summing up so unfairly against me-" he
had originally written it Il grains but. on second
rians would require more to kill him, and he accord.
ingly changed ''1 " into s2'' and added an ''s"l