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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07
CLOTHING TRADE !
nAl,u lS6S

UNURINi the past Summer have atty enlarged ava
imprnyed lious" and have now ~ larg" Wen h-h
an veni.ntly arranged Sales Ro'nr ~ aro'" u iH'd
il. our city. We have made these Improvement" 10 NEE, 'he
o II trade hnh bcH I" ""''
WHOLESALE REL AL dealers thai We ha'emM ~
and dali, receiving, ir lars, II aud most dtsaoe s'"H
If CIuTIISG exhibited, uf To De seen III ia"
South We have been .ngRg III tie iraue III .'s '"'
tor met,y uars having hus obtained ull kM"cg -
the ami, Of the mare aud being largely cngagei ii
aud sale uf Clothing than any "h' hn' ~
State becve offer the greatest 'nduremhs ]" pa"
,hasrs arrival shall make af'ons" n' 10"
Of all that islio able and purchasers vi" az a.
a pi-tc tnent Of -ur"ttf qusuy ~ u
INC and GENrLEMENS I URNlSilINn dOoDs, III s'"'e
and ior sale upon TIpiR,I. ItkMs ..-.
Wholesale and Retail dish ct ana on separate
hnnrs An Of ur stc Il, prices ana h"dr I" 10
ing busiIc IS is respectfully solicited ...,, 81,
auo oots 10. Main stIrei, Richmond, Va.
INITY WILLIS GROUND FL fsTER.-b nm
prepared ill orders city ground iasfer nj the gih
drrs prices orders thankfully received ad promptly fitted
by A D LhE'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

ST. LOUIS. April 9th.-The st. Joseph's Ca
zatte notices the arrival at chat place of AIexaa-
der Constant from Fort kea~nev, ON the 3Jlh
ult. Constant reports that Brigham Dung had
notified Johnson 10 leave the territory by the
lUth OF April. otherwise the troops would he
ahalhilated. Young rendered The army pyovis-
ion enough 10 last them to the States. Cons ant
met supply train of LOO wagons oceonpaaict.
by four companies Of troops on the LIST inst At
the Little Blue
The Indians arc ali reaccable. The Lcavcu-
worth correspondent Of the Democrat saws that
the policy recommended in the address H. the
public, framed by one of the Convention com
mittees, IL, that they give tie Leayenworjh Con-
stItution hearty ratification and refuse 10 ac-
cept any organic law derived from the Lecauip-
ton Constitution or Governments The address
,oes moi recognize the possibility oi Lecompton
becoming the fundamental law even though
Congress should receive il, rs without the sane
ton Il the people, It viii Re null aud void
II was distinctly understood that the Convcn-
ton would not tolerate the policy from any free
state men qualiis ing under the Constitution
The bill Ct rights declared tie right OF all men
70 control their own person % be prior 10 law
and iaalienable.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
Deep Lia-rs.

From an article under this heading. which
frs; appeared IN the Grant County Herald, and
which Is going the rounds Of exchanges, we
clip the following extract
Now va happen % knox that almost every
practical miner has about as D,pch faith in deep
mining Is lie has IN ssHq F5r MINER aud that
every instance Of deep mining IN. proved iall-
IRE and the deeper the more ltal the failure
We know not what may have been the ex-
perisnee Of Miners in Grant County respecting
deep ua;-ai-. bet il this vicinity we 40 h''o'c
that sore Of the largest bodies Of mineral yet
dl-cavs-si have been found much below the
Dept Usually attained by Miners AT he pres
~7e t,..le the best . Dicgings' hereaboats are
TIE leepes. In se~eral localities, persons have
gone into old ,.i-girgs, long since abandoned
..rds- tho system Of shallow rninin--vith the
belief that the mineral had al been taken out
ani Al the dept. # from enc handred % one
hundred ard thirty .ce-. diseovefsd heavy de-
r,siss Il mineral which have the ape zrauce at
til. i'm. Of being al-aoss n t5austa}l4.
We cannot say thas re understand What oUT
Lancaster ne.ghbor means by deep mining, but
here one hundred .cet i considered in that light
and some Of the heaviest discoveries Of mineral
have been below that depth, aad our practical
Miners generally believe that far greater bodies
6f mineral lie below, than hare been found above
that depth.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
St Louis Items.

Sr Louis, April 8.
Accounts from below state that much dar,acs
mas been done by high water in the Mississirni
and Kansas rivers. From the mouth of Win
River to the Louisiana line, but few nlaces ,,;l1
escape being submerged. Whole cottnn ~
tati"A' are now under water 7 he town of Ma
poIe'h Is completely inundated to the depth Of
from two to ten feet. The south side oftfa A..
kansas Is now oYertiowed, causing immense des
trUctiou of property w
! ne norm side - comparatively safe now, The
river Is falling now, but back water from, no
Mississippi extends 50 miles from the n,nrth
HE ieFceS on the east side Of the NissiS.i,,,;
MOI yer given away. Water at NAPOLEON 10 H.
cheS higher than The food mark in 1914
ne ne hea'ehWorth correspondent Of the Re-
publican says that the Constitutional Copvnptinr
adjourned on the night of the ID Negroes ,ya
l" "c allowed to vote outhe Constitution. audi
nc hist general election thereafter vote j. -
oe iild on The question % universal suffrage
Foreigners having declared their info1tir,, ,f
becoming citizens are also allowed to vote. Tho
question of negro suffrage had caused /, -
@eal OF excitement and angry discussion. and
protest, "1''eI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
Price of Lumber il Mineral Point
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ey- Ola and young indiscrirnina .eIy using
Prof Wool's Hair Restorative; a cosmetic or
teautidcr of the complexion prevent the hair
falling, dressing of the hair and othels
10 make it and to change gray hair TO its gna
color and there is doubt of its answering all the pur
poses for which designed b its usTioS inventor.
We are utterly ayerse to incarrng editorial RESPONSE
bility in tsAing matters, but deem II tring
matter 10 have the hair mans head Cwhen r95n;-
turely falling OH actually ard permanently restored
neither do consider il unworthy the editorial p-ofes
sion 10 recommend Hair Restorative that viii effect
this very thing. Woods celebrated Hair Restorative
is the article have in view and Il the certificates
the most distinguished Ia the country entitled
10 credeuce then j. this preparation sill IL claimed
for ii the part Of its proprietor. See extracts from
the Missouri Republican in the special column
Of this paper.-Rah9ay 4raertcan.
Sold by all good Druggists Apr.
Z D. PULFoRD. Agent NineraI Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
Congr ssional .
WAsHINGroN. April s.

NAsaINGToS, April ,.
HOUSE, On motion of Mr. Mont
gomery of Pa. the House then proceed
ed 10 the consideration OF the Kansas
bill.
Mr.. Montgomery then moved that the
House adhere 10 It's amendment.
Mr.. BococIl Of Va, asked whether if
this were agreed to, all chance for set
tlement would be cut oil.
The speaker said he would decide the
qaesiIoa when the contingency arises.
MI Grow moved the previous question.
Mr.. Seward moved that the House
recede from lis amendments.
Mr.. English, of Ind, appealed 10 Mr..
Montgomery 10 withdraw his motion.
Mr.. Montgomery said it would afford
him great pleasure TO do so, but he could
MOI consent.
Much confusion prevailed and various
questions were asked, regarding the
effect OF the vote. The House proceed
ed TO vote on the motion 10 adhere 80 the
. House amendments and the question was
decided IN the acknowledgements lI9 i;
nays III.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
1alley's Magical Pain Extractor.

In all diseases inflammation more or less rredols ases
NOW to allay defamation strikes the very roe lis
tase-hercc immediate cur,.
bALLEY'S NACICALPAIN EXTRACTOR
a71 nothing else VIII aIlsy inGasaa ion - once and ma
q cortai Il cure.
bA-Lk1 ) MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VII csIe The following among great catalogue OF dis
eases; }url.S. >csl.s. Cuts ChaGcs Sore NiuI Co,-
Eanon', Bruises Straius Bites Poison il5Iaius H.'
scroll ua Ulcers Fever Sores, Cout, ScEoIua Ulcers. Fe
yer Sores, Feous, Ear ache Tiles. Sore Eyes out ,
ns' Rheumatism, Scald Head, Sa,; I:Joum Ealsaess,
ETysiPelas RinGwofIl Darers tick. SINAI 20 \ Ncsss.
Rash, &c, Gc.
To some 1t may appear incrcdu'ous that SO many dis
eases, should be reached b. article such ~. f will
vanish when reflection points tie act that The =alve
is combination ofiusedien:s each aud eyerv one an
plying perfect antidote 10 It's prosite d.orser.
DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects is gc, because the time is so slor, IT,
tween disease and Permanent cure; and i is Al oAt
tor, As it draws all diseases OF the Effected art
ing nature as perfect rs before injury. 1t 5 scare
rec' AIRY to say that house, Workshop CT rsruc.e
tory should be moment without H.
No Pain Extractor is genuine unless the box has u,
it steel plate craving. with the name of Henry Da
ley, Manufacturer.
For sale by all the principal Druggists and patent rcd
ciae dealers throughout the Uiited ststes aa Caraa.
Principal Depot,
Zoo Chm. bers Succt, New York.
c. =. CHACE
r .. PULFORD, Agent. Islr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
Important from the South.

NEW 1oRK, April s
The Washington correspondence of the Her
aid says The plan row entertained on the
Administration SIDE, Is for the Senate 10 receda
from It's disagreement, and then amend Crilteu-
den substitute, with the view to a posi- bic ac-
communication This movement, however. VII
depend on the further Development
Ar. badger, of n. c, Is here. and saws Mr..
to Lecompton.
ar. Ioombs says the defeat of Lecompton will
lead 70 an organized demonstration in the south.
but Jas. PetIegrew, distinguished gentleman
from ;. {, writes to Mr. Crittenden that tho
masses masses OF the Southern people cordially adopt
Ills proposition.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

sF- The April elections have res alted almost
universally in the overthrow of the Admins
tration Lecompton appears to be rather
heavy saddle to carry.
Connecticut and Rhode Island have each gon9
largely Republican, on both State officers and
Legislature. WN. a. BUCKINGHAM IS the Gov
ernor elect in the former State, and ELIsuA DYE1
II the latter.
Milwaukee has elected the entire Peoples
Ticket for city officers, and also in seven of the
nine wards WILLIAM A. PRESTIss. 4 good Re-
publican, was elected Mayor by 1919 majority !
Good for Milwaukee
St. Louis has again spoken loudly for free
dom. 0. D. Fuzzy, Republican, IS elected May
or together with the entire city ticket, hy about
1900 majority over the combined opposition.
In jefferson City, No, the Republican maj
is 70
In Flor.sont. No. the average Republican
maj. is 20.
II Cincinnati the Anti-LeconPton ticket i:
elected by from 2200 TO 1000 MAJ.
GAINESVILLE. Racine. and sheboygan, in this
State have elected Republican Mayors. and Ke-
nosha. Portage City and La Crosse, De@ocraeic-
In YDabuque. hitherto strongly Democratic,
the peoples ticket Is elected BY about 800 maj.
THOMAS HooD, Esq, Is elected County Judge
of Dane county, 10 ill vacancy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
lair DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. 4. Bachelors Hair DYE!
The Original and Bssl a. t6s #orid.

&c ~ - INA. GHd bsSl ~ tSs - OJtG-
All Others limitations, and should &c aso.6lt
if you wish 10 escape riLicuIe.
GRAY. RED, Or Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly 20 g
beautiful and Natula, Brown or Ile without he le,
injury t. Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been award
ed to Wm 4 Bachelor since 1889. ana s0COJ af
plca'ions have been lads the HAN Of his patron,
u lis famous Dive.
VA. \. BaTCuEL0R's HAIR DYE produces colo
not TO b. distinguished from nature and is
not TO njure in the least however long il may be
tiuaed, ar the il effect Of Bad Dyes r,elie lie ILa
invigora,cd furIile BY this splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied On private roons) 81 the Wis
Factory, 233 Broadway, \. y.
Sold in all cities and towns OF The United States II
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
81 The Genuine has the name and address upon :
steeI,plate engrsyng.on four sides Of each Box, Of
WILLIAM \. PATCEELOR,
1ivly 233 BroaJwar, New YorE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
For the Tribune
M;raral Point Seminary.

MEssRs EDiroRs Having been permitted TO
during Tuesday and Wednesday of the present
week l wish to state few facts in reference
to tie proficiency OF the students in the several
departments of science Taught in this young and
horishing Academe. We Intended nearly all
the examinations of the several classes, aud
were surprised as well as highly delighted with
the proficiency which they We're making ia the
several departments. We wish to make no in
viduous distinctions but while all did well. the
classes IN Arithmetic, Algebra, Grammar, Latin
Surveying. Geography. certainly excellcd. They
reflected the highest credit on the worthy Prin-
cipal. and his accomplished assistant There
seemed TO be a determination to make the ex-
amiRations thorough rs the time would al
low
], should also De borne il mind that the pres
ent examination was entirely incidental, 1t be-
+ ing about the middle of the term conseq uent-
~ bat little time had been allotted to prepara-
lions for the examinations. The exhibitions in
/ the evenings We're we'll sustained. Many of the
Essays would haze been no discredit to in stitu-
tions Of much longer standing and more i'm.
posing pretcntions. We were much pleased t,
greet 80 many Of the citizens Of Mineral Pom
in attendance at the exhibition incing as We
Sundly hope timely interest in the further
prosperity Of the Mineral Point Seminary.
In conclusion we may say, long live this flour
ishing Institution of Education
J. /. WILLIAMS, Chirman
4 of the visiting Committee.
Mineral Point, April 3, 1855
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

A GAY SUIcIDF.-A man named VIM
/. Hyde-known in St. Louis as the fell
on poet, committed suicide in that CITY.
The Democrat says in the evening he
shook hands with his landIady, kissed her
children and said he was going awav on
the cars. He went TO a coffee house.
borrowed dime, purchased two ounces
OF arsenic. returned 20 the coffee house
JoyfulIy accosted his companions, told
them he was about TO have his last snree,
and swallowed the drug. He drank and
danced TO a late hour, went TO his bed,
and at four o'clock was heard 10 croan.
and Whun the door was opened said he
was dying, which having repeated a few
times, he was corpse. He was a man
Of genus, Of good education and in boy
mood gave uncommon promise. His age
was %
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
LA \ ID AGEN CY
AND
9 10 x G-s CT @ EGc

The undersigned have opened set Of Books which
give plete and reliable history every tract
in Iowa county, embracing Deeds Bonds. Mortgages
Judgments DEGREES, GG all matters Record affecting
the same.
They VIII furnish abstracts attend to the perfection Of
Titles, the purchase and sale Lands the payment
Taxes collection OF Rents the drafting of Deeds and
other instruments; and viii loan money! and collect in
crest for those desiring to invest
ONCE up stairs, IN John Ross new liiiirg or
Posie the Eagle Saloon, High street, Mineral Point
Wis. EylI T HENRY
4Sf FRANCIS HENRY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
ABSTKANT OEFIrE
FRANCIS HENRY

Certain notices have been pretty freely issued 10 the
dehnGueR; tax payers ofiowa county, with circular
attached Many Of them VINO receive said tees appear
from their frequent calls to infer that we issue
Them and that We responsible for the summonia Of
people 10 pay taxes Of years for eh they have the re-
ceipt IN their pockets, in which lands erS assess
ed before the title Of the United States was exnuise.
We beg TO say that we have connection with the
matter other than, that the agent county fU s
eda list Of lands and employed TO set down frcm our
books the names Of The persons owning each tract In
part compensation for this vice circular vas to be
p'nted and sent with eac notice at the expense of said
agent or county, Of which as We were concerned
the only object was t. advertise our office and bip
WA. 7. HENRY,
xiitf = HENRY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

bSs Lei there be no secret IN medicine
or rather no pretended secrets. The
Medical Faculty publish as soon as made,
all her discoveries, and almost all that is
known of real value for the cure of dis
ease, has been discovered by them. DR.
y - takes the honorable. honest course,
and right because it is honest. He goes
TO work and invents the best remedy
which medical skill can devise for the
cure of certain Complaints; then publishes
what 1t is and maintains his monopoly of
1t solely by making 1t cheaper, better,
more perfect than anybody else can. If
the people would exact this of all who Of
fer medicines, they would have much less
tTacle and trash, 10 swallow.-[ N. o.
Organ.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

THE SCHOOL FUN APnoRTfoS,sE asst INCREASE
OF THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN The appor;ion =
ment of the School Fund Income for the wear
1888 20 the several counties of the State has
just beer made. We are indebted to Hon. l..
Z. DRsPEE, State Superintendent of Puphc In
strucclon. for the following facts. The amount
appoItioned is SIS1I5S,75- This Is seventy
tive cents for each child in the State. The to-
tai number OF children in the Stats between the
ages of four and twent y-one years, as reported
to the S1perIntendent, is 24l .555-an increase,
IN round numbers, OF 80 900 over the number re-
turned the previous year. Who SAYS that Wis
consin IS not 4 growing State State Journal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

CoNNEcTICUr.-Re from all bat
Ia towns IN Connecticut return 1877 Re-
pubiIcans an IS Democrats 10 the Eeuse
of Representatives The Senate il is be-
lleved will stand Is Republicans to )
Democrats. The vote for Governor in
the same towns, gives Buckingham, the
Republican candIdan for Governor a
plurality OF 3,GO0. Our readers should
recoIlect that the Democratic ticket was
supported not only by both sections of the
Democratic party, but by the Know Moth
ings, whose candidate for Governor de-
chned in favor of the Democratic candid
ate, aud was afterwards nominated for
Senator by the Democrats The victory
Is Republican, pure and simple
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

NOTE tas7ios' deposits rsiHs-Ic re nov turn c.,a
the mcdaniel 10 Tic chemical agencies which bsv.
been Instrumental il the production OF s,,rer,I veins
i may r. Te a'ragt tlt those paris or issar. which
wee H95 oboNca m With the rains fracture! rocks
mus, always have 'ees alscI with water: and almost
e'et Fe'' i'S prob t' been the channel d. which hot
springs 50 common ia countries of volcanoes arI
tAguakes, have made their way 10 she suf,-a. Tor
|e AA'" that the lea;s il which ores abound extend
o'"5"'fis 10 'se' DEPTHS. where the temperature Of
the lateEi'- or tins ear-a i more elevated
We also SNOW that n.sgalItsrous veins aye mos. r
''ie near tue contact OF P.utauc and stratiess forum,
lions ssresi,3ly when tie former sends veins i, ~
'tior; circur-st alce " heh indicates an OF: ff 49,
unity OF veins 81 their iusssfa- extremity 10 i.
heated rocks
II = moreover acknowledge that even those ,gf,r
Nu1 'e'iaa i r'nss which in The present state Of t
s'oe are ia7 from volcanoes, are nevertheless. sss
% 'afS' on along great lines Of upLesvaI al sf,
non q fosA> Il Is also aScriel tina. all the sab.
s an HAea hot springs iaprcsnatcd s-re y,i,I
nose discharged IN gaseous form from volcsno,.
Macy q 'hsss bodies rtius.oues .aeb z. al
T''HGfe q I'7ae, sHLPhr, snor spar sl8afe of5a,y,
'@s'ses4G ez'@- q :T0H, mad others.
lLYELL, ELEMENTS Crer n sos
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

DR.. TRACY DELORME. The GREAT cURrR OF
CONSUMPTION, was for several years so badly afflicted
by Dyspepsia that for part OF the time he was confined
to his bed He was eventually cured by prescription
furnished him by young elairvoyant girl. This pre-
scrpton, given by child while in state Of trance
has cured everybody who has taken it, never having fail
ed once II Is equally in of FRS as DYs-
PEPsIA The ingredients may be found in any drug
win send this vaiua Ie prescription any person on
the receipt of one stamp to pay postage. Address
DR.. TRACY DELORAIE, GRRAT CURER or CoNsUnFTiox
I4w4 New York Post Office.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
st. Louis. AprjI


Leavenworth papers. from the goth - q0.1
ult are received. In constitutional r1r,-,.y. :
the committee on schedule made report, 81,
aaie PROVIDES that the Constitution be submit
led ~ vote OF people on the 3rd Tuesday j., NJ
E-iection OF members 70 the Legislature -
ana state Officers, to be held at the same tir,,
1t also provides that all laws now in f,rca -.
rePus nant TO this Constitution. shall rsr1e:-,
i-li force unti they expire by their own Inn
1 Rli rb Bl OF rights Identical with Topeka
mission under the LecomP,on Cggs.i,n ,i,7' aa
passed. ION vas
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
SITE OF WISCONSIN. Circuit Court. I9.., q,
county 81 iowa S4.E4clusuEs OF No..

o-l-E is hereby given that ~ virtue a. The --5--
! --t q 45'e 4itsE.Fe sC SAILS l-Elgs.
tl.s SKID Const, oH iLc -Gtil DIV Il N.rrf ?, 5-5
y as2'S d case, shall tie Ist f=y Il -
80 =, - - Al o ciocE J. n. Of said ia =. ~ u.
l'D.t q 'F q tle court house within TIM city a Min
en- ONT IN 'ts county Of lows aud s.ste slorsaa
& 7.1 a. et''e -telio, and san sell 10 gI-t i5z.
est ana hess tis1tr for cash. the .ia-gf inc e
premises COZ SO much thereof uay LIZ Iegus;Isg g.
80 .-' SUI" q Two hundred ana forty -oue d. ..s.s
e tS-oie cents, wish costs %! sA!e-ucsrriffi,- -
premises, 10 Wit: kast halt CT north east erarts .
ItSti"n ioistce" tla} Town tvC Is Range ~, - .
also lots fort. -ouc (4I ana t+v,rt, f.41 IN ~ IL
% 'IS'.u mi IA III part eyed 1y Garrett Vel.
Sitttt IN TIE county Of Iowa ana State a.: II 5-asrr
SAeflus Office, city Of Mineral Point N7-,r o. ~.
GEORGE AESSERSNIEE, Sdtli4
PaEiey Eaton coEaTEainant's Attr. TO-.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

defeat or THE ADMINISTRATION
PARTY IN CINcISNArI-THE ENTIRE
CITIZENS Ticker ELECrEu.-The
issue has been taken at the polls against
the regularly nominated ticket of the
Democracy IN this city, and the party of
Of Mr.. Buchanan has been routed. horse
foot and dragons. Judge Spencer was
Endorsed with gratifying vote. There
has been returned 10 the City Council a
large majority of members opposed 10 the
Democracy.