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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

SAD Casa young mechanic on
Saturday evening was arrested for steal
ing a piece of meat from a butchers stall
He said he had been without work for
several weeks, and being without money
or credit. and too proud to beg, he prefer
red 10 steal to save from starving his
family-a wife and two chhildren-who
had been without food since Friday morn
ing. An investigation into the case prov
ed the truth of his statements, and he was
released, given the meat and told to come
for more, and was also presented with a
purse of So which was made up for him.
/ Newark Advertiser.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the rapid cure of Coughs Colds, Hoarsene.s Bren-
chItis, Whooping Cough, Asthma and Consumption is
universally known the best remedy yet discovered
for every variety Of Pulmonary disease. So wide is tn
field of its usefulness and the cases ofs
cures that almost every section the country abounds
IN persons publicly known who have restored from
alarming and desperate diseases the lungs nv it
use When once tried lis superiority every other
medicine gifts kind to apparent escape observation
and where its virtues known the public longer
hesitate what andote to employ for the distressing
dangerous affections OF the pulmonary organs are
incident to climate. By its timely many nav al
most all attacks of disease upon the Lungs throat
arrested and thus saved many thousands
from premature grave. No family should lie without
1T and those who do neglect provide with
remedy which wards of this dangerous of
will have cause to depore il when it Proofs
Of the surprising efficacy of the Cherry Pectora not
be given TO the American peopethey have living pro os
in every ncighborhood. But those who wish the
statements of those whose whole health has restor
ed and whose lives have been saved by its use viii find
them in my American Almanac which the agent below
named has to furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER Lowell Mass and sold BY
all Druggists and Dealers Medicine through this sec
on Mays 2m.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10
Sentence OF ]. O. Braymau.

The following is the sentence OF Judge
Drimmond, of the U. S. District Court of
this District, Oh J. 0. B:aynln, convict
ed on his own confession Of stealing let
ters from the Chicago POST Off ;e, and to
the peculiarities of whose case we have
perhaps sufficiently heretofore referred:
James O. Braymln, you have been IN
dicted for stealing letters out OF the Chic
ago Post Office, some of which contained
articles of value. You have had every
opportunity 10 prepare for your defence.
You have had the advice and assistance OF
eminent counsel. After ful! consdera-
ton on their part and on yours, plea of
guilty has been placed on record. 1t
now becomes the duty of the Court 10
pass the sentence OF the law for the COM
mission of the offences with which you
stand charged, and of which you are con-
victed upon your owl. confession. Your
case is certainly a remarkable one You
were in this community highly respec-
| table citizen, IN the jul gement Of those
| who knew you, as unlikely TO com nit this
offence any man to be found in it, no
matter who he may be. You do not seem
/ to have had any overpovering necessity
! upon you TO tempt you 10 the crime. 1t
appears difficult TO comprehend that such
man should commit such an offence :;
| that for the possible, or even probable
values In a few letters, person occupy
/ ing respectable position in society should
incur the risll-the certainty, it may be
/ almost said-of an ignominious punish
Il
scented 10 Us in new and startling phases.
! Oar criminal Jurisprudence has OCCASION
ally added 10 Its history some unexpected
! form, TO surprise Us. Courts of Justice
can oaly deal with acts. and Judge of the
motives of the man from those acts. y GU
/ stand before this court like any other
| criminal convicted at its bar. The only
! difference between your case and that OF
al ordinary offender is, you have fallen
( from a more respectable position IN life.
/ That circumstances does not mitigate The
offence. The Court will not dwell upon
your present condition. You must at
length fully appreciate 1t. The man of
/ education and Intelligence who deliber-
ately commits crime, knows as well as
any one can tell what may be the terri
bic consequences. He thinks of them
and dares them. If they fall on his own
head, his fate stands as warning to
! others.
The Court has fully weighed all the
considerations which have now been pre-
scented Oh your behalf. The punishment
which the law imposes for youc offence is
+ imprisonment not less than two nor more
Than ten years. The time within these
limits is to be determined by the Court.
/ The sentence OF the Court Is, that you
be confined in the Penitenliary, at Alton
al hard labor, for the term of four years
! from this date
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

ses~ The will of The late John Z.
ihaler, Of Boston, gives to his widow.
daughter of Francis Granger, of Gamma
daigua, the income Of $500 900 whether
she naTrles again or not. and to dispose.
- W. Of 100000 from the principal.
- i,ef Death the remainder goes to his
son by a former marriage. or for his hem
TIT. The use and occupancy Of = bonga
ID Boston and another a, BrooI,lT,, -
ali he furniture, plate, h.rses and con-
age, Is given 10 the widow unul he son
comes OF age. In case OF the bir,b &c =
child b. his last marriage. the sun, - :. :,
$1,000 IS devised in trust for the benef,
OF such heir.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

WHAT Dies IT Co5r TO VISIT EURop E?
This interesting question is thus salts
factorlly answered by a correspondent Of
the Boston Post:
This is a question that | am asked not
unfrequently, and something NAV be said
IN answer that will be of advantage to the
inexperienced traveller. Were TO state
that | spent ten or forty thousand dollars
during my first visit to Europe-and it
was nearer the latter sum than the form
er-it would really be saying nothing
definite, 50 | Will tell what may be don -.
Siayat people often have some very
singular ideas OF the expenses of foreign
travel. | an not writing for the informa-
uon OF beggars, robbers, or gamblers, but
tor those who take money enough with
them to pay all OF their expenses, personal
and otherwise.
During my last visit TO Europe, | visit
ed England, France, Belgium, Holland
Germany, Switzerland, Northern Italy
and SARDINIA, and was gone from home
about 100 days. When have been ask
ed what It cost me, | have sometimes ask
ed my questloner 10 guess the amount
The sum named has been usually 81 600
or - ,oUO. 1t was about one fifth of the
latter sum-to wit: five hundred-and
the very same SCIENCES can be visited now
tor one-half that sum, and travel respect
ably. Money being usually an i'm port
ant consideration, we wish, in travel, as
IN other investments, 10 get as much value
as possible for our dollars. | believe trav-
elers usually do not get more than one
half what they might. If a man wishes
TO become we'll acquainted with the Eng
llsh people at home, or any other people
IN their domestic and social relations. and
their political condition, he mnst stay
awhile, making his home with them.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10
The Election.

The Election passed Of in this City on
Tuesday very quietly. No. more than
three Or four persons appeared 10 mani
rs. The least .a,eres "a he occasion. A
very sht vote was OIed throughout the
Sss.e, aui the result IS not yet fully known
We give such returns as have come 10
haal. L he Republican candidates are
defeated, it is on account of the ztay-at-
iama principle, which governs TOO many
OF the election days.
= this Ci.y and Town, The majority for
Cross is eight less than was that of Blu
hanan last year.
We are gratiied 10 announce the cleo
tn Of Hon. LEVI STERLING 10 the As
.lALly from this District.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

4 MODERN LUCRETIA BoRGIA.-The
Newport { Florida) Times of the l4th
inst, has the following singular story:
y friend informs US Of the following
o3c1rence, which is reported to have taken
place recently al AuapuIkas, Ga. \
gentleman WHO had received consider
able sum OF money was compelled to %
from tome, leaving his wife alone in the
house-sjtu1ted some distance from any
other dwelling. Toward evening two
negroes entered the house and demanded
Of the lady the money or they wonld take
her life. Being a woman Of great cool
ness, she saw at once 1t would be useless
for her TO attempt te eyade the demand,
50 She produced the money and gave It to
the \. The negroes then remarked, that
as supper was nearly ready, they would
stay and eat with her. Sac told them TO
be seated until sae got it rea ". The
woman had vial OF strychnine in her
cupboard. Supper being ready, the
woman in sweetening the coffee managed
to put a dose of the poison III each Of the
negroes cups.
They drank, and IN few moments were
dead. The neighbors were called in,
and the negroes were discovered to be
white mn in disguise-near neighbors
and friends of her husband, who had
k lowA Of his receiving the money, and Of
his absence.
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hurch DIreciry-
REGULAR SERVICE EACH SABBATH.

TRINITY CnrRcH-Rev. Josiah Phelps, Rector. At II
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ.
FIRST PRsBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev. C. Boynton, Pa
tor At II II A. NJ. and p NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. H. FOOD Pastor.
At 10lz A. VI. and 6 P. NJ.
WESTMINSTER PREsBYTERIAS CHURcH-Rev. B. Phil
lips, Pastor. At II A NJ. and 61z p. NJ.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURcH-Rev. J. Sharpe, Pas
tor. At 1O1. \. NJ. and P. NJ
CATHOLIC CHURCH-Rey. Father Bonwell. At 10 A. VI.
and P VI.
Should any change Of time occur those interest
ed will please give notice
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MI AT1IED

In Wyoming Valley, Iowa county. at the res
idence of Mr.. Billings Brown, Oct. 2lst by Rev
Richard Hassell Mr.. SYLVESTER J. GoSrs TO
Miss FRANCES H BRowN
In Mifflin, Oct. 23d, by Adney Strong, ESQ.,
Mr. RICHARD HAZEL to Miss MARY WoSN, all of
Mitflin.
In Linden, October 24th, by the same, Mr.
CHARLES CoLLARp to Miss MARIA STEPHENS, both
of Linden
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

" BoGus TIchErs" Under this head
TIE Grant CO. Herald attempts liuIe
hog shearing" over the fact that in a
tew of The Democratic State Tickets prin-
'el II this office for Grant County, the
] ter was omitted in the name Of Mr.
Cross. The omission occurred in this
wise: Several editions were printed for
different Assembly Districts, a nd in lift
iar The form from the press 10 make the
change, The missing letter dropped out of
one 81 the tickets, in a form Of SIX, WIFI
80 0ll.seo:ered by the pressloln until
Il portion Of chem we're worked Of. Friend
C2.er must BE- hariup" for an Item,' -
waen he can iiaI nothing better than this
notice # "uogus tickets"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

SUICIDE y WALwoRru Co.-Tb,
village of Darien was thrown into state
OF excitement, on Monday of this wanI,
by the suicide of Mr.. d. ". c. SEWER
tie poisoned himself with. strichnina.
Mr.. Seaver was a man of fine taJa,,s
and well esteemed. He Is known n tho
readers OF this paper as the writer of The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS published some
time since.
The cause of this deplorable event i
unknown TO US, though various rumors are
IN report.-I Elkhorn independent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

\ PHESoMESov.-The provincial Jour
mails contain the details Of phenomena in
vegetation produced by the mjldness of the
season. At ST. Georges de Reuiens, near
Lyons, a cherry tree and two pear trees
are in blossom for the second time. and a
fig tree in the same neighborhood has
welded a second crop Of figs, now perfect
y ripe. At NiIelranche, near the same
city, the lime trees have become covered
with leaves rs IN spring. In the depart
ment Of the Bas- Rim plum trees and 9th
ers have also bLossomed anew.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10
SHERIFFS SALE

Thomas : North aud Judgement received tor
william Powell, Sl,Z55 74-IoO IN Dans
vs. County Circuit Court Ia
5"hn u WEIGH and The State of Hisrontlp,
Samuel ChaFlcsworth- August 18th, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given That by virtue Of an .L.,.
y ton to me directed by Wakeley & Tensey defend
ants Attorneys in the above entitled action .,Hn.Dd-
ing me 70 satisfy certain judgment rendered n na
action in the Circuit Court aforesaid and docIeted IN
the County of Iowa Wisconsin the 10Th day Of Oct
D. 1897, against the said plaintiffs and their ,ur,t.,
James Hayes Joshua Rhodes in favor Of ,.id IA,
tendeuts-out Of the personal property Of .,d JUDI
nent ce0tor1 within the of Iowa or ,ueb eovx
" ne found then out OF the Real estate in low. eo,ptI
aforesaid belonging to said judgment debtors on IL,
~ cav Of Oct A ID. 1851 any since not being
be 10 una personal property did on the End Ssr
November, A. D. 1897, levy and on the kus.iss
described property, to W.T. The half norts
west quarter, and the south quarter et north
west quarter, and the east half of the
OF eeton number twenty -four "a zorss 40
quarter OF the north west quarter Of sect ION asnbs
twenty tive t25f all IN town eight 81 north Of rsrF.
mum Der i've % east Of the fourth a. principal
an situate IN the county of Iowa State Of Heos-
Sn-aiA OF which viii sell at public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder, "Wednesday the 18th d,r
beceUer next, A D, 1857, the House in III,
city oB Mineral Point, in the county Of low. and state.
"lsconsrn, a clock in the afternoon Of said dsr Q;
50 much thereof may be requisite l. ,asv astsr,
CuIl"n ana cost and interest accruing thereon.
Dated ShcrefFs Office, Mineral Point Nov sas 1855,
GEORGE MESSEFlSHTFH Sheriff,
Iowa County, diI
WAKELEY ( TESNEr, Defendants Ats
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9t0Tl
S430

Randall ahead, according to the above
figures, 642. Bars,ow, in the same coun-
ties, had 733 majority. We have correc-
ted oar l@ble according to the most relia-
DE returns we have been able to obtain.
and think II nearly correct. But the Off
cal canvass may vary the above figures
'naIerioIiy.-L Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,
Nov. 7Ih.
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Mineral Point Seminary.

The Fall Term OF the Mineral Point Seminary will com
mence September 2lst 1857 The Board of Instruction
viii be full and ready enter upon the the
year.
We shall be under the necessity of opening the session
in the basement OF the NJ. f. Church for weeks,
until the Seminary building is ready.
!. NOLAN. Principal.
Mineral Point, August oath. 1857. 32d
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= \
Dated Novennher the sth 1857.
jon MAscr. Plaintiff, 2Circuit Court, c0s''g o. w.

jon MACY. Plaintiff, Circuit Court, 'OH-'
AGAINST
IoHx R R1cHARns md State of Wisconsin
OLTvER UETzrT. neTd't- SUGNoN'-
The state Of Wisconsin. r,g,rt,
To John r RI hards oliver He'1l' p pr. b.-.s-
Y tn" name Of the state Of Wisconsin, Won ~, H,rtr
l Summoned 70 answer the complaint 81 IN. q,
Plaintiff which said COMPLAINT in the oee - SEE
dersigned in the ritv Of Mineral Point anu ,,1 p;
IN the Office Of tho Clerk Of the Circuit Iou E,srb.
Iowa cauntv wisconsin on the 9Th DAY Of ~ .ph.c-
1887, ana 70 serve COW Of your answer on me 81.
hers at thoir Law. Collecting and Real r.,;n viii
tho civ Of Mineral Point Iowa county ". erca-
in twenty DAYS If the service OF inns ~ .n,vs
If the dav # such service and u you m ,,E, jur
said romnlant as required. the raIntih ..ssr,n DOR
rnent for one hundred ana thereon oa
lars and nine+v-+Flree cents. with interes'
the first dav of Noverrher. 1857 besides CO. Point,
At NO0" q u Plaintiffs At'oI'''
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

In the matter of The Estate of ANDREAS CHRIST, 10.
ceased
~ reading and fling the petition Of Sophia Eh,s Of
~ the county of Iowa state Of Wisconsin represent
ing among other things that Aareas Cris late o. the
state Of California ABOUT the 18th daT Of sePn
Der, \ D. 1857 the high being LOST by the fou.-
deTlng OF the Steamer Central America the 18th dr
OF September \ D. 1S57) died intestse leaving gooa'.
chates and estate within this county and that She The
said petitioner is the sister said DECEASED and the nsIi
OF kin to said deceased in this State and PRAYING thai
administration Of said estate be granted unto osp,f
Ehat OF said county OF Iowa it IS ordered that saa ps
tIon be heard before the Judge Of this court on MOE
day the eth day of December next ensuing at The touf'
House in the city of Mineral Point In said county.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be gwen
to the heirs said deceased and TO all ons lnes'
ed by publishing copy OF this order for tn &c
weeks prior said day Of hearing, in the Mineral po
Tribune, weekly newspape. printed at hnerA' i''A'
in said county -
L. ". STRONG, County Judge.
Dated November the 10th, A. D. 1857.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

FIRE At FoRr ATKINSON, WIs.-Last
week, Sunday morning, VI. Woodward's
S'i>' mill, al Fort Atkinson. Wis, was
ourned down. The property DESTROYED
was worth -, 900 and Insured for 81 600
o2,3Uo N the Fond Ga Lac Co. and
$4,000 in the Farmers Union I0snra , nre
Co., Penn. NC
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

sss- \ talking match came of lately IT
New Orleans for five dollars a sid, I,
continued for thirteen hours the rivals he
ing Frenchman and a kentuck.ap.-
he bystanders and judges were talked
to sleep, and when they awoke in the
morning they found the Frenchman dead
and the kentuckian whispering in his ear.
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MASONIC.

Iowa Chapter \. 6, Meets first and third Thurs
DAYS of each month TT the Masonic Hail. Mineral Point
Mineral Pint Lodge No. /. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month, at the Masonic Hail. Mnera
Point.
Il Transient Brethren are invited 10 attend
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

DEATH OF CRAWFORD THE SCULPTOR.
The distinguished American Sculptor,
Thomas Crawford, died in London on The
10Th ult., IN the forty-fourth year of his
a e. His disease was cancer. He was
a native of New York, wi,her his remains
are to be brought for interment He
caves widow and four children.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

1ioRNoS ENoDUs.-The California des-
Patch y the star IN the West, says:
Tie Mogmons were To- leave Carson VAL
10y on the 25lh of October. Brirba,,
} Dung has ordered a secret cavalry 60
Pany, . orgonize from the saints n CT
son Valley, armed and equipped. with one
year ; provision and clothing. 1t is sajo
70 ee their intention. should matters get
'o' serious 70 seek a refuge in the Rus.
s'an possessions, where they have ALREADY
ot1Elh The stakes fcr new Zion.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

GsLEyA ADVERTISER. -This valuable
FaIcr IS now conducted alone by II. II
liaIgls7n Isl, he having rented the -
tres, Of Mr.. c. Foster for the coming
Year. The Advertiser is one Of the best
papers in the WEES, ana we regret ex-
aeaiagly that n. II, his found it neces-
sary to eurtail his Exchange list. We
iliss The Advertiser very much.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10
IN PRoBArE-IowA COUNTY COURT

In the matter OF the Estate of JOHN ROWE, deoss''o
To all whom it may concern Letters 81 @
ton said estate having been issued U ..i,.
loar On the fourth dav OF August. A D. 1871 ana "a
months from and after said day, o'ing Hav.niu
limited for creditors 10 present Their calu ~
alton and allowance notice i hereby given ma n.-
designed will the first MONDAY the I'm Jay % -,
her next ensuing Mt the Court House IN the - A.
Mineral Point in said county. receive eNanihe ,,5
inst all claims and demands Of all persons agAin''
IN STRONG, County J1Gs'
E+L
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JUDGE HowEs SPEECH

JUDGE HowEs SPEECH judge
Howe's speech at the Court House on
Saturday evening was one Of the finest
political addresses TO which we ever list
ened. 1t was both eloquent and logical,
and enlivened by flashes of the keenesl
wit. Like Schurz's it was a speech that
could be read with profits as well as heard.
Judge Howe's speeches gather additional
weight moreover from his known charac-
ter. He says nothing that he does not
mean. His opinions on the rostrum are
Identical with his opinions IN private, and
what be uttefs is known to be the honest
sentiments of his heart.
His exposition of national politics was
mastery effort; and must have made the
face of every " Democrat" present Jingle
with shame at his own baseness, servilitv
and vacillation.- Madison Journal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

GRAyr County, Sixteen towns in
Grant County give Randall bu, $50 ma
loTily' Virgin (Rep) IS elected TO The
Senate and Robbins and Dean { Rep.)
I'D Pateh, iorA and Emery (Dem.) 10
tie Assembly.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

BN The rumor of Cabinet differences,
and the probable withdraw Of Mr. Cobb,
is received.
clergyman in Maine, entered upon his 103
year on Friday.
gg-The Governor of Rhode Island
has appointed the 26lh o: November as
Thanksgiving day.
ssgT The land office at Doniphan, Kan
saS Is open, and squatters are proving up
their prescription rights.
Mr.. Uriah Trufs. the blacksmith
who "drove the first bolt on the frigate
Constitution, in 1897" died al Charles;ol,
Mass, on Thursday last, at the good old
age of 80.
E9- An English paper states tina, last
year = only one person in l6,16S, so
who travelled by railroad were killed
from causes beyond his control"
s@-The value of the ale and beer ex-
ported from Great Britain 10 the United
States during the first half of the year
1886. is stated at $3.50, l90. For the
sam period this year, $40 ,S95.
Hon. Pierre Soule is now lying ex-
tremely sick at his residence In New Or
leans, with n disease in the throat, con-
tracled during his late visit TO Mexico.
se&,@ \ bout $50, 900 has been subscrib-
ed among the Methodists of Boston TO aid
in rebuilding the WiIbraham Seminary.
which was burned week or two since.-
The sum needed is $50 900
eazs-The Cabinet is said to have deter
mined 10 construct four additional sIoops
of war-one at Norfolk, one at Philadei-
phia, one at Pensacola, and the fourth
probably al New York
B@g@ a gentleman just from Superior,
up North says that two weeks ago, he
waded in snow that was knee deep, be-
tween Stevens Point and Superior.
E>g"The editor of the Jefferson Co.
Jeffersonian says that farmer left at
his house a few days since, fifty-two po-
tatoes of the peach blossom variety.
which filled bushel basket TO overflow
ing.
gsS- The Appleton Crescent says Mr..
Mcneil raised a sun flower in his garden
IN this City. the present year, which
measured four inches in diameter at the
/ ground, and one hundred and nine feet in
length! 1t produced sixty blossoms
! Who can excel 1t.
E25- The prominent banking house of
Messrs. Winslow. Lanier & Co, of New
York which suspended payment on the
+ 10Th inst, has resumed.
AS 10 the Democratic Marty tbev
know how the land lies on the slavery
+ question: Louisville Journal.
/ Yes, and the land knows how the Dem
ocratic party LIES on the slavery ques-
ton Louisville Journal.
GRAIS MovtNG EAsr.-On the 23d
/ inst there arrived at Buffalo from Chi
cago 1868 bushels of wheat, 3S,O5l
bushels Of corn, Is, CID bushels of oats.
I l, l2S bbls. flour, and $50 bbIs and IA
! tiercns Of beef.