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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23
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&c -. W. ii.-','e,i = Tag Two houses
~ 's-'''Iie y enquire INTO
~ ia Tao,;s1~.,7. =" 'ie i'''' Z mem GERS
~ go -s-.''e ~ o.'eFs II disPos.ns q
rrses i 70 ! IL o..o ,'f IalFoaa IF
III. Tta na3,- WIN me ilFes'.za-
evidence r. c,rrn,..;.-. -,
erod : - - - .''se.'' oeen diseo'-
committee sha,,Il -
ioquirIesn
Humiliatiar n t1c .h,...-r. 49,. !, ~.
honest voters IL 49, So. : ~ s..-
that some men who lase been bauoreI with the
contid7Hce Of their Ioiloa-citixelss. ana exalted
10 important political positions. have been guilty
If bargaining oT ne is. interest. IF rI..-@-,.-
-'i;ncnts. anu thereby proved themselves ii.
faitafal servants. some raeu appear Is consider
ot.ees created .or Tie purpose il canf,r-ipe- -.
cuD-aEy benefits upon fsw dFoaes il society.
instead Of f1r The Publlc good Sucl. persons
where there IS not 4 sufficient opportunity f,r
@t1'-sng, are ready for any scheme u b.reajfr :
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23
Correspondence Of the Missouri Democrat.
Lawrence. Kansas Ter, Feb. ;, 1853.

The. board ofconnisSIoners constituted By
special act OF the legislature Tor he purpose Of
investigating the E-iads committed al the cleo
tions held GA The 2lst ct December and ith OF
January last, have demanded the returns, but
up 10 thIS date. were unable 10 procure them
Calhoun refused to prod bat part. keeping
back Delaware Ferry poll books, while aendef-
son was custody. charged with adding
about $50 names IA sLe list which retnrns sub
SlualIatg IHa charge. The board ot commission
ass now sit55u. lu tAIs place, issued complaint
10 the probate judge Of ibis c2~uty, asking hIln
To- place IA the hands Of the sheriff OF Douglas,
4. warrant tur the purpose OF searching The sur
yeyo.-E generals Office and alaceut buildings, ~
quest If sid election returns. yesterday ,
Sheriff Walker, by some "scult dUgger,, IN
known to yours truly, learned that they were
under pile Of wood ear the surveyor gene
rails office, and this day proceeded, With pos
Se of ten twelve, 10 that citadel OF cor
uptiCu-LecOmPrOn.
The chief clerk protested against their search
but by orders from the sheriff, wood was soon
scattered tue earth removed, and q box dIsclos-
ed. bearing the following inscription on the
cover " J. 4 Mclean. ecuap.on. X. L -
: On one cad Yves marked Is tar candles J.
+ u. Wilson" The triumphant party soon brought
the box 10 Lawrence, where It was placed III
the hands of the probate Judge, who ordered 1t
10 be opened n Is houors presence, and III the
Z presence Of Gov. Denver, the board Of commits
. sioners, the president of the council and the
+ speaker ut the house OF representatives ne
lesist2Jiv. ball was used a court room, and
was literally jammed by The members Of the
Legislature and eager spectators. The box con-
tanned FIVE large rolls of poll books, from the
different precincts Of the elections held on the
2Ist Of december and the 4rh Of January last
Among the rest We're the Delaware Ferry re-
turns, which the Judge of election swore, while
in custody, before Calhoun, tae president OF the
council, and the speaker of the House Of Rep
/ resentatives, while they were counting the vote
. contained bat % votes
! The poll books from that precinct show 29C
votes. Henderson must have added all over 80
Gov. Denver, and the speaker of ,he House and
president OF the council We're sworn. and ex-
am.ned the returns, and certified 70 their being
the returns. of elections held on the 2Ist OF De-
. cember and Ith OF january last. They viii
i undoubtedly show the free exercise Of the elec'
tive franchise bv Kansas democrats, upon being
examined by the commissioners. Tie whole
returns viii undergo Il thorough investigation
by the commissioners The niger in wood
pile" winch the democracy secre;ed 50 careful
" at midnight has certainly been found out
. this time. The commissioners investigation a
. Oxford, shows % legal voters in the precinct
and half of the number free state.
National democracy" Is on the decline IL
. Kansas. . Z. IL.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LA D.. AGENCY
a DS tn 81 . & @ III

The undersigned have opened a set Of Books whicI,
give pete and reliable history of every tract land
in Iowa county, embracing Deeds Bonds, Mort Cages
Judgments, DEGREES, and all matters OF Record affecting
the same.
They viii furnish abstracts attend perfection Of
Titles the purchase ana sale of Lands payment OF
Taxes collection Of Rents and the drafting of Deeds and
other Instruments; and viii loan money and collect in
crest for those desiring.to invest.
dice up stairs, in John Ross new stone'budiu op-
posite the Eagle Saloon, 4 ga street. Mineral Point
Wis. VA. T. HENRY,
4S1 FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

IMPORTANT LASD Bs.Ls-Besidcs the bin in
troducod by Mr.. Morrill, for distributing a por-
ton Of the public lands OF the United States for
the endowment Of State Agricultural Colleges.
there are other Important bill, before Congress,
affecting the disposal ofjhis national reaI-tstate
Ar. Foote, IN the Senate, has introduced a bill
to grant q homestead ii one hundred and sixty
acres Of public lands 10 actual settlers" ana Nj
Johnson, of Tennessee, another of like import
requiring" occupancy and cultivation" Of the
land 50 granted, for The period OF five years. A
bI.i has also been Introduced by Mr.. Grow, the
object 2. which : TO check The land specuIaJions
which have heretofore - -recdIly entered into,
on every occasion If bringing new lands into
market, and to encourage actual settlement
hS ail prohibits the future sale of public lands
ghoer The proclamation Of The President until
the same shall have been surveyed for at least
a.'een years. This bin would have a Ike prac-
Icai effect - tie to.cgolng.-Ffss Ucaqocrgt
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23
Circuit Jus &c

Cur readers axe probably aware that an elec-
ton for Judge OF this CIre1it will take place al
the next spring election. No measures have As
yet been taken 80 far Is we have heard, to bring
out candidates for that office. We are. and al
ways have been, opposed TO party nominations
for Judicial Offices and would suggest that who
ever desires 10 contend for the Aoaegs Of thar
position should come our ia dependent. ans. leave
Tie people free from Hasy francis IL select tsr
themselves.
Tie present incumbent J. ss.ekeu of as q can-
disate. So tar - we have heard, le has hereto
fore given general satisfaction yls ,-e Deac4.
Since lie above was IN type Nc have received
The following notice for publication. We had
hoped one election might pass without getting
up !. political excitement by party strife. We
have ne desire - aid ia the matter in any way.
We see 10 reason Tor changing our views. which
have always been adverse TO party candidates
for Judicial offices. y 10 the caa .Idatc @; 5ht
Republicans Will be- We cannot say, buJ We Lav,
heard Of ~ one who VIII accept Ct q no-nius-
ton, whose chances for an election look to U
very tial5e.iag, with the present incumbent 4.
al independent candidate. Whether the requ=s
contained IN the fJlyowin. notice viii be com,
ylei with OF not, remains for the Republican,
10 decide:
A meeting Of the Republicans OF the Legislature
representing the different Senatorial Assembly districts
ii tie 5r judicial Circuit il -,s received 70 -eguc-
the pubeaus Of the SID District meet in CONVEX
ton the cry o. Mineral Pont Tuesda, he l6si
dsy March next, for the purpose Of nominating
Candidate for the Office Of Judge q SAID Circuit an
tbs dell Dc sent TO said convention from -acl
Assembly nj strict and r-t I'll. Assembly District con
vsntious for tie purpose og nominating such delegates
~ held sarlgday the l3jh rr March.
NOAH. II VIRGIN.
-f..=--,-r, ,F -a-.T 74,a-Srrr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

\ Gas MISE.-AIes~rs. BaucastIe Tissaa d
Hunter, who are mining about two miles out of
town, put IN blast, when at the depth of FORTY
nine feet, to open a creyice, and after the cmoke
had cleared away they went down and found
assure had been exposed in the rock which.
upon removing the rubbish, evolved stream
OF some kind Of gas, which ignited upon theap-
plicatjon Of a light, throwing ND a flame aboft
four feet in height and burning with radiating
Jets and scintillatIons in a sort Of fts de jois
Upon examination. the tissurc seems 10 enter
a sort OF oPenIngor cavern, in which can be seen
Hne formations OF lucEustations and Stalactites
II Is IN east and west crcvcc, and indications of
a rich opening are apparent The evolution Of
combusuble gas Is new and unaccouutabIe
phenomenon to the miners; and affords a chance
tor the Investigation of some OF our scientific
Gaieun Courier
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

" t1t4i44-9 tbiib GU. ~.
4 double game : being played on the Kansas
question. The President Is constantly assuring
the northern Democrats privately that he knows
the Free-S;atc Legislature 10 be returned elect
ed. Calhoun, who ustentatiously declares that
lie has not seen the President, Is constantly as
surfing the southern men that IN any event the
Pro-Slavery men viii have the control of the
Stale.
The game Of the Lecomptonites in tie Senate
Is TO ssIHe an investigation Of the frauds and 50
they voted down Douglas resolutions to-day,
lest 1t might be rendered impossible for any
body TO couBteLauce them. They are trying to
keep matters straight until thcv have got every
Democrat committed they possibly can; then,
if It Is necessary TO carry the measure In the
Senate, Calhoun viii return q Free State legis-
lature. although he has said that he would make
no return until after Kansas shall have been adj
mitted But il Is intended still TO return the
Pro-SIavery State ticket, 80 that the Governor
can veto any legislative act calling a new con-
veutiou.
Calhoun yesterday, in effect, proposed to re-
turn the Free-State Legislature, If Harris would
withdraw his resolution, which lie declined
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

The Board appointed by the War Depart
rnent to examine Sharp's breech loading pistol
of similar construction 70 The brecch loading
clros-e. have made a report. The object being
10 a--.ltaiu bow l. ing hey could b. used VI L.
uut cleaning. amer 70 shot, with the inch and
I3 with the 10 nen, the movable or sliding
b-eech became 80 flui a. 70 work with dItficul-
" and to render further operations impractIc-
able. Ten spvts We're fred in one minute.
Treasury statements for the week ending
Monday. Receipts nearly S69400. Amount
deposited in New York upwards of $l.'0JOG0.
Drafts paid SlIOI,0 90 For the quarter ending
with December the receipts of the Treasury,
go.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

FEANKLIS IsSUGENoE CoNPAyY OF FovD DE-
Lac" g to-day publish the Annual Report of
the Franklin Flre and Marine Insurance C,n-
Taay OF this city. frou wh-~h II appears that the
income FOR tAe pas, year amounts to 500 or If
The amount insured Is SIlJS 239. The whole
amount II losses paid Is SIII15 80 and the
whole expenses, including uI7idens. losses. adj
le'.->...-. agents commissions, dc, amount to
So ~66 a. Tie rald up capital and surplnS
I'd TIE company amounts 10 : 25.JSt.3 hi.
llcPoi' SHOWS well for the Compaug and ccnsid-
erlH- tie financial coalition OF affairs wh.cl,
has :" greatly affected every interest. IT Is Ger
fanny very nHuer,ng 60 find this COMPANY sus-
tanning Itself 80 we'll and overriding every OBJ
stac4e.--toHa da Lack Weekly Commonwealth.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

- The Beedsburg Herald is to he dl~c,n-
tiuued for want of patronage. Its democratic
paper and gives among other reasons. for it,
disconthuanee, that it cannot support Buchanan
IN ms present position, and to oppose bin. it is
told, merely furnishes aid and comfort to his
opponents, tHe Republicans. 1t adds a post
office like that OF Milwaukee or Madison. uIght
perhaps lead Us TO see or view the course Of iLc
administration in different light; but now we
cannot - Free Dam
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

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n the town Of Mineral Pont, on the 10th inst. after
long and painful illness, ArJohn Williams, aged about
- years.
In the to"nof Mineral Point, the 18th inst, Mrs
Elizabeth White, aged about 20 wears.
On Thursday morning Feb 18th of congestion of the
lungs Emma Garelta. infant daughter OF G. W. ana
Laura a Cobb, aged Il months
At Nestaed, n y, on the 9Th day of February inst
months
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23
THE LADIES: THE LADIES. THE LADi E.s.

It is web established fact That fully hag the
female portion OF our population, seldom III the en-
Joyment OF good health, TO their n expression
" never feel we'll They are languid, devoid all en-
ergy, extremely nervous, and have appetite this
class of nvaids the Iooaands German Biters are es
Psci4iy recommended. Their peculiar touic.and iayig
Grating properties render them invaluable in such cases
- ~. !. :. ---1r- -------t.. 49, -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

APPOINTMENTS BY THG GovERxoa John 2.
Potter Of "alworJh Co, and Cadwalladcr c.
Washbun of Iowa Co, TO be Aids to tha Com
'nander-In-C with the rank of Colonel.
Butas King of Milwaukee. to be Colonel Of
the lst Regiment Of The Militia (Milwaukcc
county,
Edward O'Nel Milwaukee. 1t Colonel, ditto.
David George. Milwaukee, Major dItlo.-IlaG-
EsJ5t Journal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23
!. VI. CHALFANT .ays:


Morgantown, Va, Sept. 25jh, 1850
Ship me Immediately u dozen German Bittcrs, and !
assure YOU medicine that sell gives such general
satisfaction the demand fJeins hey ouj all precedent
It affords FIeasuresto sell medicine so satisfactory
TO all Our Phrsieiaus longer scout as il. but
compelled to its intrinsic value and Tho
greater part of them have had uaganiut Of soul sug
fcent to lay aside their prjudices and prescribe
their practice.
Ask for H0gFaaGs dc. B.tlcrs, and take nothing
else. Theyare prepared by Dr. G NJ Jackson, Arch
Street Philadelphia Pa, and sold by druggists and
storekecpcrs in every town and viii &c in the United
ates, Cauaas, West indies and South Auvr.c, al 70
cents per bottle. TF,b.7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

- The following irom the pen Of ex-senator Italn-
gan, Of Indiana, viii he app, ciated by all:
. W cannot refrain calling the attention Of our
readers to the " lair Restorative of Prot o. J. Wood
II wiz be seen that he has humorous certificates from
persons Of the highest character, merits OF his
Restorative. From positive knowledge We are alsoeua-
bed say that it Is in every sense what it processes to
be- and We do not hesitate to pronounce thc finest
preparation for the head and hair which has far been
devised by-Aumor Ingenuity. We Lave seen Il arrest
Threatened lalGne and restore TO Jha head it, original
Prof1sion of natural and glossy hair, The lat
ter has been prefaaturag tnseI WIKI gray, have
H. like magic, restore the coIors Of youth aEIhealE
The Distinguishing property OF ts, might t.u'y SAY,
miraculous Restorative tla it gives 90 lie E.szan
who uses it the head Of hair they in youth,
thus acting instruct coHipau.e with ,e first great
est of all taile-laa kera>tuFe. no who hss
it VIII hesitate 10 unite with this testimony
peculiar merits.'C Cor5tgtoH lIad.J Psogic5 friend
sold by all respectable Druggists ia city and county
- SOLD by B. D. PCLFokD, s5iiuaraI Point, Iowa
County, Wis, and Z. G. STEPHENS Co ,Uod.yvilc.
Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

= ~ - ''s''--'-- -0' = t0lIIE, N sTCaNluE
Of 5ae probability OF tie admission of kals.s
under tie Leeoanptou constitution, says:
President Buchanan holds in reserve . Iar.,-
part "t his patronage. u, Tor example. the
le-s-'sl'ps and foreign missions. II the Lee
'9.ii''"A Constitution can be brought through
congress IL VIII certainly be done We give
no u anon upon the result. but shall have more
e5AAdence IN the lucrruptIbilltv- Of mankind
IMAM We now have, II the measure is dcfsated
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NJ. ". JACKSON,

EEAS resumed the practice Of he Law. He VIII Prise
tce in the Supreme and Circuit Courts If the state
sn1 in the L : District Court Attention viii be ven
10 collections and to the purchase and safe OF Resi-
Estate Once in Ross Stone Building l. Il Whit
tlesey's Banking House. S-u
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23
MASONIC.

Iowa Chapter \. tj,sAIee1s first and third Thurs
days Of each month"; TT the Masonic Hall, Mineral Point
Mine raj Pint Lodge No !. Meets first ana third
Tuesdays of each month, the Masonic Hail. Miners
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23
TIA He'd

February 9Th, ls5s. at Burlington, K T., bv the Rev
r Reimer D D., VI Henry r. BAcoy, from FitzaHryb
Nass to ELLEN, second daughter Of Francis RIrr.1x
Esq-, late Of Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23
= |-l.-. II I-.TEL-F-
Ch4lrEln Of said NEE ting.

- Il mentioning tie re-aPpointmeu- of
Gen. SrayESs, Of Dodgevii!e, as Inspector Gen
eral, the Sentinel says:
General STEPHENS was the late incumbent Of
this office, and his disappointment, while il viii
CRAFTY large circle of friends, IS proper trib-
Tie TO I'm accomplished soldier and true man
The Ser:i'e! speaks the sentiments Of all who
know Cyl. STEPHENS. in tie above short para
graph Col. :. stands at the head ofthe 8 mil
itary profession in the west, in point Of knowl-
edge and skill in the use of the sword. as was
acknowledge by all who witnessed the exhibit
tons lie gave at Madison during the late Military
Convention in that city
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

Editor IrGassriI :--~Ia: Allow me through
yout Iage- to speak Of the pgoup-uess and lib
eraigy of the Peoria Marine and FIRE Insurance
Company IA adjusting and settling claims, /
was insured IN said comianv on part OF my
stock ANA that was destroy ed BY fire ia Decym-
Der last, and take tins method of informing the
public thar my claim was adjusted and the
amount paid 10 me before the expiration Of the
-.zty days allowed them.
Respectfully, J. \. BUsu.
PEORIA Feb. q. 1888.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

- The name Vi B, 20. 4. 3a.>5ow has been
.-.aj 90 the lIst vi pesseus ua4e- arrest .oy re-
-.s.ae ro testify before --c Investigating Com
a..ct,v ii Madison.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

DEAR syn: u-iuE ynuT tutlaTtr i'iis Isl uI. lrtg
ti,e. and fiu3 flaI excellent gUraNe 20 cleanse i.5
system. arl purify The lyJ.utafns Of the blood.
,FsFfa, G. NfEsCEfsNf II D.