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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

~ For City sergeant..The subscribe
respectfully announces himself Candid.ta Tar ths
Office Of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuin M .iaetio,
and will be thankful for the support Of the vaters Of
the city. HENRY w QUARLEs
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Cotton Trade.

at all points up to Saturday last, resched 1693 500
bales, against 696 600 bales for the same period
last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

The total value of property wrecked off Key
West last year. was 81 500, 900.
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The subscriber takes his opportunity of return
ing his sincere thanks to his old friends and custom
for their liberal patronage, and hopes the same
may be extended TO the new concern He would
also remind those indebted him thst 10 desabls
TO have his old matters closed up, aed hopes they
will come forward and settle up. All having claims
ment.
10 Is -dkclm j. j. WILSON
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WON'T PAY; .
NO, 1T WON'T PAY
TELL YOU 1T WON'T PAY.
SUCH THINGS MEYER DO PAY
YES, 1T WILL PAY,
IT'S SURE TO PAY,
tn IT'S THE WAY TO MAKE
1T PAY
SUCH THINGS ALWAYS PAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

~ re Many vsters..-.Absesce frev,
Richmond prevented On earlier reply to yo,y inon;
ry-"Whether OF mot / would aecspt ths ofies ~
City Sergeant II elected - In reply. would sts..
elected; but ct the same time. I cannot eonssnt .,
RIM for any once without the cooperation m ~,
party. Not knowing wbe'h IL Il the iutsusion :,
the Democratic party to make nominatioos for IN.
various city ofiees not, win simpy say that Am
candidate, subject to their decision !
Very Respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

k'Ok HlkE. "A yeung andIcapabIe ser.
Il want Man, who mas been sccustoIued 70 house
wort. He IL an excelsnt hand q any sort of WORK
AIRY ons Wishing 70 hire. ssn do sohy mating sppii
cation 10 mo - the Powhstaa Hsuse
ia l6-Ms ~ L. HART
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u ELL & GIBSON.
Id HOUSE RTJlLnERR-

u ELL g. GIBSON.
II HOUSE BUILDERS,
MAIN, BETWEEN eTH AND 9TH STREETS,
Are now prepared to furnish DOOR-BASE, ARCHI.
TRAVE and COkNICE MOULDfNGS OF any pat
tern; Door and Window Frames Sash, BLINDS and
Doors, ~ promptly and on accommodating terms
~ any house in the city.
- orders from the country will meet With such
atten ~ will tho satisfaction of those who
may pstronize
WILLIAM 9 BELL. WILLIAM T. GIssoH
ja t6- dAcIm. H
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q To the Voters Of the City Of Rich.
HoND-I am candidate for the Office Of CITY SIR
GEANT and respectfully solicit you SURFACES at the
il Its THOMAS w Doswrrr
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Departure of the Niagara

BOSTON, January 14.-The Royal Mail steam
ship Niagara sailed Al! noon to day, with IS pas
sengers for Halifax and 81 for Liverpool. She
took out $3.50 900 In American gold bars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parquette, 80 sta
tno extra charge for reserved sests) ID Tier Boxes
Is cts; Galleries 50 and Is cts.
"Box Office open from to O'Clock.
~ Doors open al Z; Overture commences ct euG
tar before O'Clock precisely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

= Lecture-.Youug Mems CkFisfian A ..
go, r1nw The f;fth Lecture of the present course
Iii h. deIivered on FRIDAY evening. January 18th,
at n O'Clock, by Prof T. Blsdsoe; OF the oniver'
1ity of Virginia, at Centenary Church.
2smhers can urocure their season tickets FROM the
Librarisn at the Rooms of the Association
Tickets Of admission can be procured at the prln-
;na bookstores at the Exchange Bote at the stores
al I,aidlev Robinson Mesde Baker. and at the
door Price Of tickets IS CT. For schools tickets
for ST.
and the regular Friday evening Social and Informal
Assembly, the latter viii commence SExT FRIDAY
EVENING punctually at instead OF 7o'ciock.
ia 1877
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

ss,.sss ;.rss,ss<s.. ~ ~ .aiss.l s9nclsaetes
% ctfully pvrsents himself candidate fr ~ .,
zee Of CITY gER0EANT and selIcits the eitiz. I.
Of Kishmond ssneral1y to give him their support.
10 15-dfs ED. soar.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSkMENTS.
TN II LEA r R E.
KONKEL L. CO...........Leses and Rroprietors
John r FORD. Manager,
[Also of the National Theatre, Washington, and
the Holiday Street Theatre, BALTIMORE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

~ Virsiuia Mechanics, Institute. "A
called meeting of the institute will be held in the
hall, corner Of 18th and Main streets, Tomorrow
(FRIDAY) night, at O'Clock Every memoel
should be present on the occasion, an important
subject will be brought MP for action.
in IS2t j. w. LEWELLEN, Sec'ry.
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CuA0. A. dWATkIN.
u l6-Stif Opposite the Exchange Bank

nISTEMPER IN HURSEs.-Thfe yerV
- bad disease 10 always knswn by some chars cter
i:te symptoms bat differing at different seas I'd OF
the year. Its attack 10 usually sudden and comes on
IN the night A. INST II SCENE violent cold the
hor'e shv re-; his pulse quick mouth hot; moss and
eyes red and weeping; he appetite fails and fianks
heave- these symptoms are the sure forerunners of
altogether; and though 1t does not interfere with his
souadne.a L 10 well TO cure him of IT, DuvAL &
Noaron's horse Tonic prepared by them only, will
cure Distemper end Coughs In horses improve his
Sond tion' give him an appetite. and give 6ns,
healthy appearance. To be had OF the manufsctu.
reis, DuVAL NORTON, Drussist,
ia 70 Main and 10th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

BEKT ALLEN, the Virginia Card Writer, can be
found in the Reading Room of the Exchange Hotel,
from A. M, until P. NJ, and from P N until
sap. NJ, where he will punctualiy attend to ell or.
ders for Visiting and Wedding Cards. Ladies and
gentlemen living in the neighboring towns can be
implied with Cards at short notice, by addressing
me, at the Exchange Hotel, and enclosing the
amount.
TEnMs-For Plain Visiting Cards, written on the
best quality enameed Card, So per pack; Wedding
and Invitation Cards, 81 per pack.
J. A. ALLEN,
ia15-dSm Exchange Hotel.
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r IQUORICE.--
IL 10 cases g. w. l. Co. Mass Liquorice
IS do ]. w jr. do 90
20 do RING. do do
In store and for sale by

We shall be in regular receipt of consignments OF
the above article. of choice quality, from the ceIe.
brated importing house Of Gomez, Wallis l. Co.,
New York, and solicit the custom of Tobacco man.
ufacturers. BROWN l. HARRIS.
ia 16-1awSw
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FRIDAY, January IS, 1s5.

FRIDAY, January Is, 1857.
BENEFIT OF MR. JOS PROCTOR.
When will be presented Lees great Tragedy of
ALEXANDER THE GREAT, OR THE
RIVAL QUEENS.
Alexander. Mr. J. PROCTOR
Statire Mrs j. PROCTOR.
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az y OY . 4 4 X s. JUST arrived
GN al from the Chesapeake, 500 bushels of No.
~AkV OYSTERS, to be had at the Veran-
~ dab Hotel, as usual
ROBERT REID,
ia 6-St* ts Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

@ - i. o. O. F.-.The members of
~ ~ Friendship Lodge No 10, l. o. O. f.,
x will meet at their Lodge Room THIS
. EVENING, the 18th inst at 2 o'clock,
+ y to pay the last tribute of respect to our
aecsssed brother, JOHN 81. Johnson.
II. Z. COOK, sec'y.
P.S.-The members of sister Lodges are respect
fully invited to join ia is 1T,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

NEW BOOKS AT
~ O,NkILL'S Bookstore and Library
HENRY Lyle, or Life and Existence, by Emile
Marryatt; ptice, 81.
HINSWORTH'S new novel, Love War and Adven-
tn .; price, Is cts.
FUN for the Million; The Laughing adventures of
Messrs. Brown, Jones, and Robinson, wi, h about
200 thrillingy comic engrsvings price, Is cts.
JOHN O'NEiLL, Broad st near 9Th
js 16-1t* Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

L>Ok HlRE...l have for hire the present
II year, an elderly Man, who is common lab srer.
He has " orksd in Coal Yards Gardens and on Pub
lie Improvements. HANCOCK LEE.
10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

I UMBEk AND MAHOGANY YAnD.-
IL The subscriber, having purchased the stock AMI
leased The yard Of Messrs. r. g. Whitfield. cor
Der and Mahogany business heretofore conducted 5,
them and trusts BY strict attention to his busines =
70 receive the patronage OF the trade and all other
specially requests The favorable attention of th,
former patrons Of nenn n. & a. Whitfield sns
feels confident from bis experience In the business
will give sstisfsction.
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TRUMAN A. PARKER.

In retiring from the q lumber And sanb.s
any Busine., psrmit az to say to our friends ant
the public, that cur successor, Mr.. PARKER will b
touno eofecI ans pfomps business man well entitles
20 their patronage and condolences Thsnkful for ~,
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on a. we ~
continuance OF the same to our successor
Parker,s. se "
In S-dim n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

On DOLLARS REWARD ..-AbOuI IL, 900
~ feet White Pine Boards, belonging to me, has
been taken by mistake otherwise from Robinson's
wharf, at Rockets If taken by mistake, will be
obliged to be informed by whom If otherwise, will
give reward of $50 for the name of the person by
whom taken, and proof Of the fact.
ia 1876 JAMES QUINN
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~ Subscribers keep constastIy q hsn1 Good -
sortmsst Of FAMILY 0ROCERlES, &s OF arss
fsse 9naiity, which arc purchased sxeiusivsiy for
Cash, enA whish they VIII ssli low % the sane
terms Cash psrchassra will dnd il 70 their iatsrsst
~. JAMES MsEWEN 1 Co,
- 2s-la sth - sDpoats the Nov Market
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rOPAkTNhhSHI MOTTO Il ~ he
~ subscribers have formed Co partnership under
LIST January, 1851, for the purpose of conducting
Grocery and Commission business, They have taken
he stand recently sccupied By j. j. Wilson, No. 22l
corner Main and 9th streets, and hope by strict at
tention to business to merit share Of public patron
age.
The personal ate ntion of both partners viii be
given to al country produce consigned to them.
J. J WILSON,
C n BOSHEK
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l. maker of ladies' shoes and gentIemeas boots
Carpenters Osters; Drivers common Laborers; Stors
Mer; Men for the House, Boys; House Women
Nurses; Cooks; Chambsrmaids; one Woman to 20 tc
the country.
ia I6-2t LEWIS Hill. Govarpor efr..t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16

- FOR kENT.-.The store Room and
Cellar on the corner Cary and 18th streets,
8zx (Northsice.l
ALSO-A wooden Houss. containing four rooms,
Kitchen with two rooms &c; on Marshall street,
East of Brooke Avenue. Apply to.
il 1915 JNO. Il. COOK, Pearl stIeet
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20

citizens Of this State /; that having emigrated to
Kansas Territory, they have been thrown into
prison at Lecompton. upon charges of high
crimes notwithstanding that their only effense
has consisted In defending themselves nd their
property against regularly organized band Of
armed m2rauders from the State OF Missouri,
who were engaged in the most unbridled e1-
ceases ; pillaging property, burning dwellings,
and numbering the weak and deferseless Upon
the receipt OF this petition, addressed a letter
TO Governor Geary in behalf of the petitioners,
strongly urging him to use his influence in pro-
tecting them against such injustice. Since then
however, have learned nothing further respect
ing them. .--.sss
In message addressed 10 your predecessors,
during their adjourned session, i had occasion
TO call attention to similar outrages and l then
suggested the propriety Of the adoption of meas
urea for the protection of our citizens in the
possession OF their constitutional right to liberty
and safe transit through any portion Of our COM
mon country. These renewed instances of law
less and wanton oppression, Will Justify IL
again directing your attention to the subject
For the past few weeks a greater degree of
quiet seems TO have prevailed in that Territory
Peace appears at least temporarily restored and
hopes HOW entertained that citizens Of this
and other free States viii hereafter lie permit
ted to remain there in the prosecution Of their
lawful and legitimate business, secure from fur
Tier violence and rapinc. This change is TN
doubtedly attributable in part to the manifest
determination Of the free States to protect their
citizens who Lave settled in good faith in the
Territory of Kansas. and part to the aroused
public sentiment throuchout the sarno porticn
of the Union, against tbe further extension Of
slavery. The preser, tranquility however, may
lie followed at any nomen, by new outbreaks
Prom those who seek to exclude free labor from
that Territory by the Introduction of African
Slavery, we have nothing to hope. If by anoth-
CT effort they should deem it possible to accom-
{ III. n, IL
be made and the disturbances and violenccs of
the past renewed. In my judgment, therefore,
duty, well as prudence, demandthat We stand
fully up to the position We have already assn
med, and hold ourselves in readiness to render
all Constitutional aid, within cur power, 10 such
of cur citizenes az have become peaceatle and
bona fde settlers IN Kansas, Whenever the Cen
ernl Government shail fail to afford them ade-
quite protection. IN outspollcn and settled!
determination on the part of the free States, net
TO awerYe III the maintenance Of this position.
is the surest guarantee CT peace ard freedom in
Kansas,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20

officers, by order of the Secretary of
STAKE. which proves all have related
above and to the entire satisfaction of
those present. One Of these internal
machines placed upon the deck of yes
sci, one Of the commanders remarked
would sink frigate in three minutes
Such constant discharge Of balls Just as
fast as they can be handled and rolled in,
with the accuracy they can be directed
must inevitably destroy all before it, be-
sides the great distance and out of danger
of the enemys gun.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20
MANSON, January Is, 1857.

Newly INVENTED Wan EScIsr.-A
correspondent of the New York Journal
Of Commerce, abiding to the Internal
Machine which Gen. Walkers friends
have recently purchased for his army in
Nicaragua, thus explains It's efficiency and
deadly instrumentalitv.
In form it resembles n small grind.
stone, turned by a crank, and will dis
charge 300 one-ounCe balls every min
ute, attended only by two men. Every
machine is calculated to destroy three
regiments Of soldiers in the same space
of time. 1t can lie directed with the
same case Of common rifle is handled.
The inventor, a Yankee, is DOW in
England experimenting before the Ad-
miralty, and a great many old Generals,
OF all countries. who eyince much inter
est, and have written him letters express
i've Of their wonder and astonishment.
One distinguished Polish General ex-
presses himself to the inventor, that as
soon as this deadly weapon becomes in
use, wars and rumors of wars must cease
The gun, or machine, discharges without
report, and sends the ball three times
the distance Of the ordinary rifle OF can
non, as the case may be. The British
Government has offered the inventor
100000 sterling, if he can enlarge his
machine to discharge "a pound shot.
This he is now doing, and informs his
agent that he shall accomplish it. The
Russian Minister at London is anxious
fer the patent, and has offered him his
price bat he says to his friends l mean
no nation shall have it, but England and
my own country
Previous to his going 10 Europe. he Of
fered the right to the American Govern
ment at Washington. Experiments were
made with one ounce and seven pound
cannonades, before our naval and ether
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20
STATE OF WISEJ hEiN,)
Wisconsin, Bank. ;
Mineral Eoizt, }


TE1HTS ing!itation having relnquished lie ls,- -
the Banking Law OF jl.ts staior ana = aL--:
bank Comptroller, at Madison a sam q a5s,
to re+ecI- all outstanding counters hSa '''~'
at par, -,, .,s -r--.g
Notice is therefore hereby given That .. ,' -.
sizned circulating notes q this Bans mus ~; ys
the Bank CouptTeiieT's oicc Tor req" 90 O. IL
two wears from tie cate 81 the hrst E-pH.A'-.
notice, or that tic furcs cO7ositea fer tAr '''-'
the same will be sRrrcaderod - this lam f,ll-
vsn.2y3 EhNkI z EL-+''"'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20
$40 aEwARD-sTRAIED.

T'ROH the subscriber during the past -iaz ;s-'
i FILLEIS, two q them two years ~ ~. r-srs d.
ysa-a old, and vcarling. coming - 49, -
One ~ years old Is dark mouse = a. lie 80
and the right hind foot white h-acf l.-.s -
OF The length Of the back and biaeA 49,
and heavy name. II ,isa -
face running 70 the nose tail, main ana W
than the body. Heavy tail and H'-is. ,.rs .eS y
The yearlinr IL very dark brown To- i,. ,t.r 2 =
forehead. ~ deliver
Thirty Dollars reward win be PAD 10 s3iI. Or =
said Colts TO the undersigned. near 30 b faa-
s0naDis sum Tor 'n''EnAA'''H MARY Ann Eo',5il'
Dodgsvfli. Dec. 4th. 1855
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20
eIIIREFE's SALE.

Sacauei wheeler sHd Louis o. X --.I
Wheeler. Co-partEoTs tr&ciuE ~ 80 49,.
in he name iIrIa and stv- o. 50 -, 81.
Wheeler < Co. lsAs 49,
Thomas Owens. r.. a
10y virtue Of an execution Issue. q r - -. l--s
u the CLERK Of tho Circuit CeoT. e. '.Ssr..-.s.
STATE IS Wisconsin tested tie III ca5 % s.s.
D. 1853. in lie above entitled cause, an- g ID I'D
aut delivered sg4iust the goods aud eiat1-.
teneuonts Of the above named Defendant 49,. - q.
have for the want Of goods and sLa''e' l-,t ",
levy this day levied upon ard seized w rrrG
Quarter Of Section twenty Zht - - ~ g.. g.
Der seven O. North Of Range number w ~ I >, g.
Fourth principal MsTidion, in the Coul. Is lie az
state Of " isc6Gsin, containing 1so Acre 5- !
more or less the property q ssta % Il F-z s.
shnlj offer and sell Public euCGes 70 '' = J--1
hest bidder for cash at the front door o. - y
blouse in n. Yiliage OF Mineral Point 800 ,clr'
State Of Wisconsin, on SATURDAY tie lyll - -
D. 1857 sale to commence between the 49, 3. u.
& NJ. aud the getting or tte sga J.. p E. sa--
LEVI STERLING sa' v,
sherif-s once, IOWA
Nov. gath. 80
CoBB HEs5xoRE, Atty'R To- IlH g.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20
STATY AEDlTGR.

Section second of article four of the Ccnstitu-
ton provides that the Secretary Of State shall
be ex ofhcio Auditor evidently intending
that TIE Legislature SHOULD confer upon that
officer general authority to sdnit and allow a
certain class CT claims against the State Not
withstanding :his provision, however, the Leg
islatura have, in NEST Instances exercised this
entire power themselves.
The following respectively the number Of
Acts Of appropriations passed during tie last
four sessions
Sessions Of 1889, 27S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20
DIX JED.

At the residence Of her brother. L. II D.
Crane. Esq, in Dedgsville. HkLEs ELIZA,
daughter Of the lsss Rev. Abijah Crane, aged
Is years.
In Ridgew.v, Jan. 10Th. of consumption, Miss
TABlrHA BAKER, in the 10th year of her age.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Iirai, EasIrtrCliars> ONCE.


AUTFTN. ,
TFIHE Wisconsin Bank 1t Mineral Point IL 'a's
/ having reiinuuishod business and ts.'st..- p =
ofiiee sum If money Sufficient 10 fee+'"' q.
standing co1ltitrreizuad ci -cuatuE notes az FsE @
u therefore hereby given, that all The oHsh-iz
signeH circuIstiu. notes Of said BaD wIi 10 Ie-'
pat, on presentation AZ this Girrs. -
2y2svg WI Il DENNIS, Bsak ioh!so-0
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20
Splendid Offers for1858 audl957 togs.Ls.

Unlike tIe more ertemtrr agariass q lie isr t.
Te-.odicals lose little ~ age. Hence fGI gsa 20
Nos. with no ouissious) for 1865, msy be ussr.<
nearly as valuable - Tor Ea7. " Frorosz 90 -=.
the Two years 81 The following extremely 10"
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For Biackvood's Magazine, ga
Fos any one Review, g.
For aEv two Reviews, t-
For IIagkwacd and one Review, =.
Fox Ei4ckwo9d and tEo Reviews, -
For three Reviews, -
FOX BIaeEwood and three Reviews ~
F For 1he four Reviews, 20
. FOR B.ackvu@u and Tie four Reviews -rA
To avoid all fractions, = HAY DE- reritsd f tAi
wood, for which VIC viii forward lhz. vcE tf- lo,- ISL
rosi paid.
y R-The price n Great Britain q tns r. 4s7s-
esls above named il aoout 81 peg ann lul.
- shall never again Rs likely 30 oHsF slea ..-'S
. n.suts IS those here pres, I'tea-
Now Is she Time TO t'ubscribe"
e. E..uittances must, in III cases, BE- ua3' 9''a
me IGBiisksrs for al these prices 40 commission ~ "
/ Address. IEoNaI,I SCOTT Z &c.
no. a Cole sIrart NeN-l 70
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20
p1EBcE's CHARGES REprILrp.

cannot allow this occssoin to pass without
rePclling the grossly unjust imputations cast
upon the people Of this in common with those
Of q majority Of The free States. by the present
Chief magistrate OF the Republic, in his late an
nuel message a large majority Of the electors
Of Wisconsin. stand charged hv him with los
tility to OTHER portions of the Union with q
desire 10 interfere with tie domestic institu-
items of other States and with participating in
a revolutionary movement, the object Of which,
Is attainaSle ouly by the path Of civil strive.
and which would Inevitable lead TO tlse d;srup-
tIon of the country. The mjldost language 7
can apply to such charges Is, TO pronounce them
most unjust, and unwarraDtable. No STATE is
more fondly attached to the Union, than our
own; no people mere loyal to the Constitution,
or more scrnpalous in their regard for tie tights
Of others, than those of Wisconsin,. II is true
that they have differed frCm the President on
important questions Of national policy but Il a;
opinion has been honestly and ccnscenticuRlv
entertained, and feel it my duty to cbarater!ze
the swcepirg allegations OF TIE President, in
his message, in this respect, ill-tined, IN
Gigrjfied, ard untrue
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20
FOR SALE.

.. FOR SALE.
NE subscriber offers for sale the Sorth-eas
sR1TI Il quarter OF the North-esst quarter of Sec
EEuH ton eight 81 Town five, go Range three 90
&fN east Said land Is about i've miles north from
Mineral Point, and about three miles %
south from hodgeviile. II has farm house IL by 10
eeten acres under fence am Tires broke. The
place lie veil tinbered and red For particulars en-
quiFe OF the undersigned on the premises
SAMUEL PERRY, Jr.
January 10. 1857 1nos
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-20
STATE UNIVERSITY.

Your attention is solicited to the accompany
ing Report Of the Regents Of the State Uni
versIty. 1t appears that the who Q number OF
students in artendance, during the past year
was one hundred and sixty mine that aeTerai
new depsrtlncnts have been established during
the nast, auti others are to be created durng
the present year and that the cost Of tuition
I. ID board Of students have been reduced so as
to bring the benefits of Tie Institution within
the rerch Of all while the proposed organlza-
ton % the Iaw School, and The department OF
Civil Engineering, promises 10 add largely 20
ia facilities for practicRi instruction.