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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15

10 Let old MAIDS remember, and be
happy in the fact, that Naomi, the daugh-
ter of Enoch. was five hundred and thirty
years old when she got married. Cour-
age girls
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15

fEN "WeIl, Snow, does yer still pay
your distresses to Miss Morning Glory g
No | dosn't; Use sacked her p
q What for, Snow g.
Cause when l axed her to deccpt my
heart an han she sed she would rather
be excused -
What did you do?"
80, just like an Ignorant niger dat l
was, | scused herr
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OariGtp.

s93~A As weary traveller was vending
his way through the mud, in a far west
region of country, he discovered a young
maiden. He rode up in front of the
house and asked the girl for drink of
water; he drank it, and she being the
first woman he had seen for several days,
he offered her dime for a kiss. The
young maiden accepted the offer, but re-
ceived both the kiss aud the dime.
The traveller was about to resume his
journey, but the maid, never before hav-
ing seen a dime, asked
" What am to do with the dime g.
"fou may use 1t IN any way you wish, =
he replied; " 1t is yours
" If that's the case, I'll give you baci;
the dime and take another kiss
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RICHARD L. READ.

4 I.3%NEI AT LAW, and solicitor in Chancery. Min
4 rsAt Point. uihes IL Thomas new block. 81
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MRS. LAURA OTIS

MOULD respectfully tender his professional service
" D. TIE citizens ot Mineral Point and vicinity
u;,e opposite The United States HoteL 81
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LOUIS IL. ID. CRANE,

4 ITnINEY AND COUNSELLOR, solicitor in Cahuce-
I Il sst General Land Agent Dodseyiie, Iowa Coun-
r. WISCONSIN,. g-l
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PRIEST & MINER,


.Es AND CJCNSELLgRS AT LA W
.. ...tH. CENTRE, taehlanj County, Wis All bust,
entrusted =" tlair ctre promptly attended to. 2lvlC
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II 7 "a i II A.
DUNN ~ READ,


4 If18NElS AND COCNSELLDIlS AT LAW. and So
y a-t.Vr, ClauccIy, Mineral Point Office ia Mjl-
ha B.lca. 81
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MARK COERIN.


NOTARY PUBLIC aud Convcyancer. Office in the
= y Buildings, Mineral Point, Iowa Co, Wis /
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15
phNFS. OILS ,SDy.R\ISHES

'.' mite Zine, White Lead dryS oil
$50" p Llnc Red Lead,
ltt q n2er,raw and burnt, Lltharge,
,.-.f sienna, - - Sugar Of Lead
'..ar etloE, extra 4 MOL Paris Green.
Nttens =, - TruSsian Blue.
..s .'.tl'n, Uitrauarine do.
,"Hit Bronze Silver Leaf, Dutch Metal Lin
ur s,' sperm oil. NrtSfuot Oil Elephant Oil Whale
- m 3lt, olive 0iI, Castor oil salad oil Coach
-E-itGre 10 CopaI DO, DaZna- do Japan DO,
.Jo-t TINIAN'S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15

ILEINER and Dealer IN Millinery Goods. Ladies
J.es' trimmings, Fancy Goods, &c-, next door TO
81 JeSeiry store iii Iigh-st, Mineral Point. 81
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Dr. BENZ. l.. BRISBANE.

GENERAL Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provision
" a.riFAre, Nc. Yellow Stone, Wis, Nov Il, 1856
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15

4, aNERAL LAND AGENT, opposite the L. 5. Hotel
= ...>.-->tr htIartG Point. 81
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W. II. RANDALL, VI. d.,

nHYSICIAN AND SCRGEON.-Ofice with DR. WiIber
"A street DR.. Randall from his large o Experience.
istau physician in the Lunatic Hospital and ther
-gis aStt tuIpns an Boston, Mass, hopes merit and
f.ss'r ,l.are oi the public favor and patronage.
g4srSes Away reasonable 3l.f
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COBB X MESSMORE,
FARLEY EATON.

[ II"t.NEIS At LAW, Mineral Point Wis. OF
a 1'@E Ai0i-s ~ Iisililr4 : store 81
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1rOfts5iOnal ms Business Gares.
JOHN II. WESTt

DEStDES practicing MS Profession will truct MED.
b CAL STUDENTS on rsasond6le terms.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15

E4A4sLE- DC ~.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15

(SEeoessor 10 Joseph SB,iih,
pEALrR N BOOKS, STATIONERY K SWAII PAPER
II a,arT opposite the Z. 5. Hotel, Mineral Point
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). B. NOFFET1, VI. d..

AFFlcE ~. -esideuce at Arena Iowa Co., Wisconsin
~ IL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08

w ThK PHYSIOLOGY OF NEW YORK BOARDING
rHOs. Huurs cuSy.
with illustrations wood designed and drawnby "Trsn
ge r. Wand and the author and engraved By John An
limo. cloth. price 81
Chap. l. Introductory, Metropolitan and Anticips,ory.
Chap. 2 On Looking vut for Boarding House.
Chap. rosrding with Pri ate Family.
Chap. 4 he Cheap boarding House a Large Scale.
Chap The r.shionsbie Boarding house. where You don't
chap 6 The Dirty Boarding Houw.
Chap. The Hand 20 Mouth Boarding House.
Chap. The serious" Board ns House.
Chap tn Theatrical Boarding n ,uss.
Chap. 10 The Boarding House wherein spIri,uahsm be
comes Predominant
Chap IA the Bcsrdns Ho1se where there Marriages
Chap f5 The Cheap Hotel Boarding House.
s sS sTsns sos.s sssrs ihs sn'dy pof 8.
Chap. ls OF srlp Top Boarding House:
MAIZE Love 10 The Lend sdy.
Chap IS OF Another Mean Boarding House.
Chap. lg o. The Family Ho.si on broadway
Chap. II The vege'sr Boarding fuse ms Il Way
Chap 81 The Medical s,udenv, Boarding House.
Chsp. ~ ~ Boar ms house frequ eni-t ey sossouiant
Chsp & ne Boarding House where the Landlady from
chap IS The Boarding House in which EnglIshmen Pre-
dominate.
Chap q The The ,I rsnsOn FeTs.Isi,.
ChsI % The Irish smigrani boarding House, ss hwas)
chap 30 The Chinese Boarding House.
Chap. 81. The sailors Boarding Housc.
Chap % The Boarding House which Gives Satisfaction 10
Chap. AZ Of Different Sort. Of B srders.
Chap. "a. kstrospecuve and Naledcio. ..
Published by MASON q Bk lTHEtS,
lO6 and Ito Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08

IHNRY LEEDS, AUCIIoNssR.-ExrersIvE AUo-
sale OF hous~hod furniture. oil paintings works Of
b. residence ll6 West rf,eenth win sell
re- on Thursday. July 9. at iOk O'Clock the entire
|nin -nt furniture OF the above nrs class house, 10
Ich he would all he speria attention OF purchasers,
being The most At .otye elegant furniture made
descriptive catalogues of which be obtained the
morning OF SALE SPLEEN vi pearl wood piano
IT, with embr ideref stool and velvet carpets SATIN
curtains; large and elegant pier and snte
|res three full suits Of ros-wood paror rnure richly
|red and covered In sap brocsde with slip Al
made order. and Of hs most costly de
lion. Three elegantly rosewood etsgeres with
oooys lsdy's FRI nch secretary, marb music cabinet
rnisrr rosewood secretary aud bookcase, s,stusry
op tables elegant Turkish rscumb~nt chairs In satin
Ivcod reception chairs covered IN medallion Aps,y four
.ni chandeliers magnificent s-vres aud Dresden china
With be, utfn 90 lsct N Of psror ornsmens Also
t,ber Of valuable oil pkntlngs In rich frames Dining
III library md chambe furnituseCsrvsd rosewood bed
marble top bur~ans usshs'ands ard commndes all 10
|rh amount With mir-W fouie chsvA glasses full suit Of
|vosd furniture In hairo oval mirrors velvet Wilton
large French hair msres elegant extension dining
81 ch silver war; dir ing chairs marble too bailct
|,aL cut ruby and white glass elegant dinner YET
III silver cutlery, hrsrt book teie stees soas
|,lued hach chairs and gothic chairs Enssh olcoth
|ri carpet marble h.sand hall chsndeler refr GO
H. rage stoves &c f.rs and stages within fsw
IL q he house cash deposit -ill be required Of AL
rhaserr and abe goods " he removed Immediately The
lee n 70 be let with immediate . -se~sAQp-
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POLITICAL.

9th wARD-THB EI ,HrIENrH wARD DEMoCRA
10 tic Republican Assoc Id will hold meeting this
ednesdsy) evening at clock, at the 0ramercy Hall
Third mite street. TO perfect their
ganization THE DORk J. FONDA, President.
S SSsssa a f T. Secretaries.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMESrs.

FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIN Francois RECrMwxNr ARRIVE DE PARIS,
" servi pendant din qualre de chsmbre
dho dams lee premieres missions de settle vie desire
placer ears nne mnson bou pouvsn fournir les mel
leurs rensegnements et certcs kdresser r. - a Walker
street
ITNE JEUNE DAME FRANOaIsK DISTINGUISH DE.
~ sire ps0er dane fsmie, sot insrure des
eufauts ee dame de compagne ellie ss coudre broder
81 peu dorrer e' meleurs recommendations ssdresser
es3 Broadway pendant deux iours..
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HOTELS,

IoN BOrxI, ~ HUDSON STREET, n. y.-rHp
souse having be-n thoroughly repaired during the pas
n nov Opened FOR permanent or transient boArderp
~ or s'nri- gentlemen can be accommodates wa
rrr~ss Al mode~sfs prio~s " r. Al.nxAuDuR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08

HINRY II. LEEDS AUCTIoNEgR IA H. LEEDs .
90. viii sell by auction, Wednesday July at III
tck. 81 sslesroom q Nassau street private library OF
teman eavins he city: curious book,
te during The with spoeon; History of the boz
Family. the Book Of Job old English version; New
jnada Botany Of the United STATES History Of Richard L.
Sry ~, Life 81 Tsfung Asna Chief Of the nese EN-
] Brazil and La PLATA, teneca Rivers, Bnrlishnen In
ksas Spur ten Devil chronicle, Physiology, Founding Of
Inohs vk, and large coll elton OF rks some
tich be found prnt also, lot OF furniture and
~ Eoois
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SHIPPING.

SHht,t.lNGs
UNoR LIvERPoOL-THE NEW UNITED STATES
depart with the United States mails for Europe positively
Saturday July at " o'clock NJ from her berh foot Of
oo@modsdOns for sssssOe and oo@sort, apply S'N
EDwARD x. COLLISs, IS Wall street
All letters must psss through the St Once any oSsr wa
be returned Notice The of this improved
lumbA August Baltic on the 18th OF Au.
gust No has been spared to make the steamers
animation given them proves their mode Of construction
'r,hs LiL ARrooL AND Nnw YvkA AND raILADRL
phs seAnship Oompanys Clyde built iroa screw steam
gTfY z, sAlTI 1a so1s: Cart Lss.sA
The undnsnosed oihsr vessels nisndsd al u
my Of BAitfuf0re. Wednesday mn Juus
Og OF Washngton. .................. lM July.
And every .Issrn.ss wednesday
MY NY o. o. H sslaMor: rhus.eas. = July
W.y o. Wsshinston. ..................' ~ July
And every .l..rns Tiurvd:y ''''''''
pha NaT From Ii1srposi, Il sarsss. IL Tuiasas and Il
guneas, according the accommodation In DE state
Al having tne "sne privilege In The salooa Including stew
rakD O1Ass PAssNouzs limited aumber Of third ssas-
;saairsa From rSsdsIpSi. ssd New YORK, 50 TTo@
Osrdsass Of passage will DO s,ssd here to parties who
dssous Of bringing out their friends Il corresponding
These ste.ns~ arc constructed with Improved wafer
somparments Each vessel carries experienced surgeon.
and every attention paid 70 tho comforts and accommodation
brsfs On Liverpool from 81 upwards.
1s's vii Ssss
end despatch
-EP !: N: one sss e 4 ss
Or WI IsMAN. kw Tower Buildings. Liverpool Agent
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

A NEW WORK ON THn NAvY.-wrLL SHORTLY BIZ
a ppblished personal history o the American Navy by
adistinrushed writer This work now being complied
from or,sl docnm uts and certified inOrmatk IL viii
pose condition The service and give lucid
Of the incpien Of the late called reform wh On
has proved dsasr W the ravyomssons and com mis-
sons soarinfy handled Biographical sketches OF his
members Of the late Immaculate Navs Board have been care
fully PREF AIRED and the subsequent acts Of individual
bers Of In connection with the courts Of Inquiry sitting
bearing startling Developments be
Amusing anecdoes by Of illustrating the his
70 personal and oal OF certain favA Jscksls viii be
This work all appear after the adjournment OF
e Courts OF Inquiry now In sessyn Legal opinions from
the talent of county touching the whole OF
action Of the Naval Board VIII pc given VII treat be
expected BY s interested and The public generally Due
tee vil be rven VIII the v osk 10
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a. HORTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f6 CAR.
street will cell this day. at IL O'Clock by virtue OF
sorgage at the sal sroom two hal pressing machines. hat
counting house desk kettles stoves chairs two
Of harness. one busne waron.
wM RUa1.ER. Attorney for Mortgage.
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|UOTION MOI CE-J BOGART, AUCTIONIER.-BY g.
BO0ARrThis day at l05 O'Clock at the auction rooms
her OF Frankfort and William street. assgnee's sale 80
les hats trimmed IN the latest syle-wn be sold singly To
omm0daae the ladies'; also general assortment OF dry
|ds deaines rnoes neck ties dress silk, ladies'
tes wis., curtain felt and silk hats and caps ass
5ch. 70. i. LYON, Assignee.
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ONWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER. = AsSIGNEEg
yale Of cabinet furniture.-E. r. SCHENCK viii sell
oder Of assgnees Of 3. Cook, at 654 Broadway, on
rsday and Friday, Oh and 10th july, a. l0H A ~ the
stock Of cabinet furniture above, embracing
sy q parior dining room, library end bedroom forni-
In rosewood, mahogany oak, walnut 30, ogeher with
nhhsd stock fx,ures &C. n She lease OF the above
nises with the budius win be sold the Merchants Ex
nee Of which due notice will . given.
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|UCTIoN NOTICE J. BOGART. AUCT1ONurR.-Bv
8. BOaART I'll ursday, July g. at IL, at No 3s4 West
pet mortgage saleone epgiae and boiler shating uu
cog wheels, large oil mixer iron vat four large
bdeu vRs iror SAFE Office desk, &C., &c.
JOHN W. SOMERIHnYkE. Attorney for MortgAgee.
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n n. H. LEEDS COON THURSDAY, JULY 9, AT
IL O'Clock front of No % Nassau street. spen-
cheAnut Morgan Is hands high. years old, free
ye Ter and warranted perfectly sound and kind.
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HINA, GLASS AND CROCKRaY AT AUOTION-BY
order CT the assgnee-Thnrsdsy July g. Al 10 O'Clock
81 Broad gay, b. VIM. SHIRLEY baance of catalogue
old last Thursday 800 lots OF fine ohns glass
10 and common Sale Absolute for cAsh rain
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'bR sALE-Ar p BLIC AUCTION. JULY B FOE 40
count ~ whom Il may concern one second hand steam
boiler The dock feet Of Eleventh street East river
ciook. j. A. A j. u. sECOR.
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COTTON. AUCrIONEER.-ELE0ANr HOUSEHOLD
furniture chandeliers figures, o &C.; p coLT0E viii
between Cn'on and Henry Brooklyp the entire RI n
ure Of The house II will emf every variety Of rose
d and mahogany parlor dining bedroom aud base
goods very rich chandeliers and brackets beautiful car
oilclobs wardrcbes and bookcases marble top aud
My carved furniture silver plated ware ID, curtains and
ces together with every icle required In frat class
se. Catalogues will be ready early this morning.
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ME DICAL.

cI Oan FORFEITED AND NO CHARGE UNLESS
Dl.UUV cured--Dr HUNTERS red drop can be haA
the Old tnce, No Division street and nowhere else al
others malicious counie i OF this the mos, vsusb dis
coysry medi being the only hing ihaa
viii really cure and svsem al rank ssl
poisonous virus Of The vensres disease per vial The
r rr ahiluas.
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SI 900 YoRFEIrEp NJ Nor ouK.p-pR wAanl

Sl.CVU unfotunse's friend Is the pus ultra Of
rea medicines and but rfres be known
universal appreciation, ard ~ stamp Or Ward
ben~fscir OF The day Or Ward hereby offers
r. 10 any phy stefan who aner dcuonsirsos
private diseases with equally uniform celebrity 800
ssf " and chespners be ether sleyiairs
day Those who doubt he will without charge Remea
Der al ye who have been Hinge ring that BY calling D
WARD few hours the pleasures Of life and
feei ths Richard is himself again :" Price 81. O0ce,
old No 80 No 10 Canal street. third door east Of BrosA
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UCrION MOTT! E-J BO1ART, AUCTIoN1ER.-BY
BOHAR1.This day, al 10 clock at COnklns stables
IS Houston ST. ee. near Columbia street, NOR gage SAFE
last trotng h'rsa light w'son and harness. Sale positive
% O'Clock.
JOHN W. sOMIRINDYKE, Attorney for Mortgage.
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UCTION NOTI.E-FINE OIL PAINTlNGs.-TaIS
day nj IL O'Clock A NUEL OSGOOD 90, aue
eers Will SELL at 81 Nassau street. for Mr. Coates SIX
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|DYRfISEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION

UCTION notice WIN B JONES, AUCTIONEER,
Office Az Canal street. will sell Friday, July 10 at 10
at 40 Cana between Hudson and varck streets,
order Of The assignee hats caps urs straw goods ubr VI
parAsoll and all other GOODS belonging TO hat and Dap
ke NJ SPERLINu, assignee
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y Il. II. LEEDS 4 CO.-sOLD FOR ACCOUNT OF
whom II copcern-On thursday, July q 1857, at II
ock In front Of the q Nassau street. large bay
Rage horse about 6 hands high old Sale without
krye Also, yer- handsome black horse l41S hands
b. vears old OF great endurance and warranted sound
kind in all harness The thinks he rot in s
kut1a. Has been trained
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~ KNOX sUufi0NkER.-W n. KNOX Wilt.
sell on Thur day, July 2, A. l0k o'clock at No ma
e Q, the coufents OF grocery store with the fixtures;
|re wagon and harness.
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UCTION NOTICE -TBOS BE L, AUCTIONEBR-BY
BELL Blu 81 This dav at 1015 O'Clock, at IL North
liam street. viii be sold dry goods seascrsbls wearing
are rszors, PROFESSIONALISM aegsrs double guns gents
hama and Leghorn has ladies bonnets lot Of watches
jewelry; Also erSl articles VI furniture, oeoh,
vings &c, &c.
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TIE OWNER OF THE YACHT LADY WARRINGTON
VIII hire her By the fav week she Ia about 10
schooner ireed WITH good sccomodaous INQUIRE board
~ Dsytor's wharf fost Of Barrow street N. n.
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nR wArpor Has rog Lose snRIW OF rnARs
~ conanes m attention eertan diseasss In vhen ~ ~
~ failure The rcuedier are mild without nsey1p
bushes change Of dea Dr. Watson IN cpsnavo
aitendanss iron In he morning until - night ~ ~ -
ience wsIhev stree; few door wc Of brood wHy. -
vorusvfy 0uyr~c, N sAe rnok Hnrpsnl
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TEACHING AT THE soUTH-A LADY, wB0 ZOE
has had the management OF a school, wtnhn
the South and situation In pr
vae family Of TOOL shs viii esch ING
music The best Of references will be pvG
Apply 10 Z. D., Sterling. Caysgs county. New YORK
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SPORTING,

EOR sALn-A YACHT, BErwERr n AND 10 rOrs
scsooner rGret. with nice cabin accommodstsons and
,or cls TO be seen At the foot Of Canal street pier
rorn rver. Fo particulars inquire Of n !. JOHNSON
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OFFICE OF THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
~ Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, me ~, s5I-Ths
of the stockholders of the Magnetic Telegraph
ComsDy for the election Of officers OF said com psny
The ensuing aud for the transaction Of such other
business may be Of interest " the company will be held
the companys office, Philadelphia Thursday, the 9th
day of July 1857, At IL clock M. OF said day.
JOSkPH 8 HER. Secretary.
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w 10000 IN loan property lying In the sixteenth
ward the city Ct Ees York This properly ained
and enirr block and has sixty fu lots
with but dngs The land alone valued some two
BY eminent architects. Messrs Wells and
Sni who certified that worth Ia their estimation
$40 COO since has been improved the extent
$40 OO TIL. perfectly good and bo dsmen ,le
Those DESTROYS OF making good Investment with lie
psnsr snd Teres are 5e % 20 eau npon or adde's
QP.M.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

4 Coon Excrsr.-A man has ia.
clinsd being . candidate for otlice ia
ono Of the new States because he /. not
legal citisen; has never paid q tax Of
any Other debt; owns no property
ca1t read "os write IL blind /, a.i ba.
Quo Icy has lost four fingers ko.s III.
's's ".aa' as. ten children. and os.'.
their mothsn
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Constitutional Cesvtstisn.
SATURDAY.. Jan. 81.

Saturday, Jan. 3l.P.M.
Mr.. Wilson offered new section As
an amendment refusing exclusive ju-
risdiction Of the Uuited States over
any portion OF the State, which was
adopted.
Mr.. Clarke Of Johnson, offered the
following, The people possess the right
to prohibit by law the manufacture
and sale Of Intoxicating Liquors n .
beverage, aud this right shall never be
infringed.
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. Solomon offered the following
The manufacture Of or traffic IN any
property, the production Of this or any
foreign State, which is legitimate
article Of commerce, shall not be pro-
hibited.
Mr.. Clarke, Of Alalnakcc, opposed
the amendment, for it looked ike
recognizing property in slaves. In
some States slaves are By their laws
considered legitimate object Of com
mcrac, but we should not recognize
tie Legitimacy Of any such traffic.
Mr.. Solomon. ] believe something
OF this kind is needed. The friends ot
the liquor law are becoming tired %
the principles Oh which it is based.
desire to see quietus put to thin
question, by q constitutional enact
ment.
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. Clarke, of Henry, offered thu
following Laws may be submitted I,
\ vote OF the people, to decide whethe
they shall 20 into effect
Motion lost.
The Committee rose, reported, an.
the report was laid on the table AL,
made the special order for Monday a
loan.
Mr.. Palmer Offered AN amendment
To sections | aud l3 Of the bill %
rights, providing that all crimes Of |
lower grade than felony, AMI thu
punishable by imprn onlnent for N les
time than one month, may hc tried b,
Justices Of the Peace, without indict
incnt or prcscntment, which WA
referred to the Committee on Judic
iarv.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

DEATH Of THE CHIEr OF THE KAN
sAs INDIANS. -keashinga, the great
Chief Of the Kansas or kaw tribe Of In
dians, died 10 the camp Of his people
on the night Of the 18th inst, and was
buried on the following day with the
usual ceremonies Of the tribe.
Keashinga was . noble Chief, and
his people were greatly attached to hin.
lie was known to almost every inhahi.
tsnt Of Western Missouri aud Kansas,
lis horne, according to the custom Of
the tribe, was killed upon his grave, in
order that hs might not Rnd himself
on foot In tie untried world.