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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17
The Paraguay Expedition.
NKM YnRk. Oct. IL. 1855.

yfsss GoRpos BxsssrT, Isq -
The assertion tho editorial Of the Post Of tho 18th
that "thc substantial fact remains that President Lopez
had for bidden the navigation OF the parana &C. is any
.ing other than substantial fact and II is beyond
tie premises Of the Poa To establish this ''fact."
The Post is also in in s assertion that, because
Lieut. Page recognized the joint jurisdiction Of the rpa
r,an both sides or the river he Thought
csssary ask permission vi both Lieut.. Page on the
contrary, having only the permission u the Argentine
goysynnsnt but IFS request " explore The Para CON
e himself fully author zed 10 attempt the expol alton
Nat and therefore, net decinng the PERMISSION Of
PRESIDENT Lopez at ali pcccssary aa net a. any tnc ask
4 The arthurty granted the Water Witch b., tue Argcn-
l.pe goyeTnnse full AID amps.
The Post confounas the Paraguay with the Pafaua, and
makes the Request " Lieut. Iaxc ~ b. informed ID.
sbculd Tho Iaraxasy h. Asan;Na sss ths pss-
,esc ol exchanging the rstilsala ~ tse =
ihuus nauS9unDn ~ rrn6mQc{Nmn -
Page authorizr any such Inference,
the assertion of the Pot, as a"subsianta iact Is
FRIEND or TIE EXPEDITION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17
The Expedition TO Paraguay-Departurc or
the Sab1ae.

Pursuant TO Official orders, the Sabine, which has lam
SO long in tho BROOKLYN Navy Yard and which has but
recently been put in mission sailed yesterday for her
destination, Pars quay. AS readers are aware she
lay or the Battery for tie last week inviting not only the
inspection of American citizens but also ,hc s;futnzng ex
animation of " yaorous gentlemen from her MaJes.y's
steamer vaiorou
At hahpast eleven O'Clock the steam tug Hahtress
came alongside, when orders given board the
satI 10 "wegh anchor At this tune there c0 Ill
have been less than three hundred persons present
friends relatives ard "dear ones" Of officers and
With sincere grief, tears caresses and ou'pourngs
OF the heaIt--only known parent, lover q relative
the visit took their leave, and in boats sorrowiuy
ceeded 70 the shore.
At twelve O'Clock the Sabine towed down the
bay, but not "gun fred" The Battery presented
rather hye. appearance, but at the same tune JOY vas
mingled with grief, for beside tine ambitious father
for hs cld's in grim stood the wife
with her children whose OILY thought will he come
buck" On the Battery the scene really affecting,
aud up tie departure Of the vessel the spectators in
cieased
At twelve O'Clock silently the Sabine "hoadod the
bre.ze' and slowly towed down the bay by the
untrcss steamer amid the cheers Of the spect
the fcrven wishes Of all that the patriotic mission upon
winch she nigh, be successful and credbe to
navy and government.
The io.cwng the officers and crew Of the sabine
Flag onicer-wm r. shubrick, commanding Brazil
qiadfon and Paraguay expedition.
.aptain-iienly a. Adams, commanding sabioe
unanaer-Thos Jefferson Page, Captain Of tho tcet
Commandcr--lcrciva nrayt ton, ordnance officer.
ia.ut.nants-M. woothnii, executive officer Chas. :
McEcnoueh, Geo. L. Welsh, Vim. H. Murdaugh (fag), VIM
Gibson, r. +. r. Lewis, L. H. Newman, w. p. Mccain.
Fleet Surgeop--Jnmss ". Greene.
furser--John r. steele.
CAPTAIN Marines-Robert Tansnill
INST Lieutenant Of Marihcs-Chas A. Henderson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

Governor We ~. Dyuoias.


Governor Wis, Dotgias
Some leading members cf the democracy 10 Illinois,
have solicited Governor wse 10 take the stump that
State IN behalf 81 Dcueas The Governor declines bu,
writes letter which will doubtless, soou he published,
giving his views Of the issues involved that campaign
As am Informed, he warmly advocates Douglas re cleo
ton aud boldly maintains the position which he assumed
at the outset of the Tecompon controversy The letter
will be found 10 embody all those characteristics of clear
ness, force and ability which mark every production
that extraordinary Facts and hgurs aud not spccu
latons vague gcncraties prOvelbial features OF
whatever from him aud his forthcoming letter
will be found fully 10 sustain his peculiar prcemncnce In
these characfexietice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17
F,nh Assembly District American Con-
vensiOu.

This Cosvention met last evening and received The re-
port of the Conference tusicn) Committee Tho Chair
an repories tha, tho republicans had nominated can
sdac Cor Assembly in the person cf 8 Shaw and hsd
redgcd that IN the Americans would cooperate IN
lis election the republicans would IN the election of
an American Alderman On motion the report was re.
ceyed the committee discharged the candidate declared
endorsed BY the Convention, and a committee OF Sree
was appointed insisting Of Mcssrs Bss, Morton ami
Brady 10 nofm Mr. Shaw oi his natiou-when the
Convention adjourned sin dis The nominee is young
man 20 years Of age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17
Florida Election.

JacEsOSvfIR, Oct. 10, 1865.
The ofcia of the election in this uvaD cosnty
Monday last shows the following majortcs, vs-For
John westcott (ind dom.) for Congress, D.
For Dr A. Baldwin (acrican) state senator is over
Col John Rronard (ieml
For MAI. p. G. Rarfcu (imerican), Member of Assem-.
bly, 70 over Captain Oscar Hart (lcm late Of the forida
Volunteers.
For John G. Smith (American) Member o. Assembly,
IL over Geo. Framing ldcm)
Judge Hawkins (dcm) il doubt. As fC elected 10 Con
gress, by al least 2,Q00 nEjsity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

DTFfNce on INSANITY SIR UP.-In the case of
CAPTAIN iion's On iai az Portland for klng o. ds
crow he aafonce Of insanity has besu set ~ ~ tho
evening" ater knr Chalwicr, witness tssunei that he
was aenA, swearing tcSnN tnd dsmnHg eycrythsHg
sn IEch d Ill a1a mnGts old \"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17


calcium in Grand threw dazzl ng bazs a light
into Ludlow street clear past The engine house. Tho
whole n.Riborhooi rendered brilliant vh b'nflres.
n was after II r. NJ, when the procession reached ei
ludlow street. Hoic Hose and Engine Company No =
stopped before the building, while tn" res, of the
ranies PASSED them with uncovered hssis. Fireworks
used sbundsnty t,at the ~hole heavens scn's
blaze the windows " all Tic HOUSES N the strccts
were allied with women who waved the. handSarc!Iiais
the PROCESSION passed, while tho men who c IN
Streets rent the air with spontaneous cheers and sho
of applause, bcholding The beautiful dsglly. al
seemed 10 feel enthusiasm OF admiration Hospitality
that they could control not uu somtina atsr
twelve O'Clock that yistors from the COLLATION.
that had been pr, pared for them.
Arer the collation., lopc Hose Company eacorta
10 their hotel, at the corner of Duane and Chatham
streets. Today. by invitation, they attend Trinity church
On Monday they will visit the public iusttatons tho
islands. On Tuesday, between the hours Of aud q M
they viii exhibit their engine at the Mrchans Ex hange
IN Wall street Tn Tuesday night grand dinner Will he
given NJ the Arol'o Rooms On Wednesday tho " Man.
hat,ans" viii show them round, and they start or homo
IN the afternoon.
OTHER VISITING FIRENES.
Hlberns Engine Company No. ], cf rhlsiclpha, thc
odes, aud of the finest companies the Philadelphia
Fire Department will visit this city the sth "A Novcm
her nc, They viii be the guests of Amcrcus Engine Co
No. %, (Bg Sx) This will be the occasion " another
grand nfcmcn's reception
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05

s Yes, Teller men, the egysample of
the great hero Gineral Jackson. tells US
how tew act. lie waded al the fight IN
Lexington, up TO his knees in mud. Shall
we not do SO tew In the great battil OF
Niagary he split his boots with glory
Let's do likewise.
Now 90 tew the hifaiutin lc.is and
scriplar,' > suggested his prompter.
: From wall to wall OF this CRATE land,
he voice eff nations calls our souls to aims.
We anser the invite--and hangin' cur
dignity on the north pole, sweep to the
south with overwhelmin' power VINO
would not luv his iluutrya Recollember
what the scripter seys-It's easyer for
needle to go through the eye Nv kanel
than for man to hate his natif land
| had heard enough of this bombastic
nonsense, and making a motion Of ra.s-
ing the hand TO the mouth, and draining
an imaginary goblet, called hun down.
Afterdrinkng. Poll inquired:
Haunt he some on pollytix g
All honor to his conutry, | answered.
q He must be elected. The state needs
him"
Texas cannot survive without him -
But come, Sim, you have not told US abou,
the manner of voting
No! then so | will" replied Sim
: feou see, cap'n, the way IS this: give
arary critter on 'en piece o paper with
the name Of Simeon Tallsnan writ on 'eIn.
Wall, the party pu.s their names on the
other side; then chooses some one out Of
the crowd to play me q game Of euchre.-
Eff win, they jest hand Poll The tickets,
and she keeps 'em til leckshun, and puts
'em all in to wunst. Fl | loses, why the
hull lot of 'em is tored up"
A fair and equitable way OF doing
the business. | for one will accede TO
your plan
Ia few minutes | had explained the
mode of procedure to the crowd. They,
like myself, were up for deviltry, and
elected me as the opponent of the would
Ex-senator. We commenced the game.
Sim won the lead. Whatever might be
said against his excellence in speaking,
there could be nothing against his euchre
Sim rose winner. The votes properly
endorsed were handed to Poll, and placed
III her--with those formerly Obtained.
Strange as II may appear, our friend
Sim was declared duly elected, and soon
after took his seat among the g assembled
wisdom" of Texas. Abont this time my
orders arrived. ard with a merry heart
left Austin and It's associations.
Whether Sim served more than one
term, have never takenIhe pains 10
inquire.
Washington, ID. c., Nov. 1857.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
IN rRoB4TE-IoYA COUNTY COURT.

In the matter Of the testament of William
Evans deceased:
~ reading and filing instrument in writing mr.
y porting 70 De the last win and testament Of Vim
j. Evans late of said county, deceased it is ordered
Una the proofs itd Instrument be heard before the
Judge OF this Court Monday the dav Of Eel ,,+
al the Prooae oiee IL the city of Mineral Point in s
ordered further that notice thereof be given Ia all
persons interested, By publishing COPY Of this orfe- f
tFes success Fe veeks prior said Gay Of helrir in
the Mineral Point Tribune weekly usr-s,s-.-
ed al Mineral Point, in said counfv ~ L"ol1Si1-
Dated Jan. 4th a D. 1855.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Henry +. George
william SturCes and ! Wisconsin.
Rowland Ellis.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue an execu-
~ ton No 1853 dated December 18th 1851 and iSsu-
of the Office of the Clerk Crcui Court in
and for the county of Iowa. and of Wisconsin and
directed against the goods, chattles lands and
tenements of the said Acknowledgement being able to find
any personal property belonging the sal defendants
will on Saturday the 10Th day of February A. D. 1855
at the hour of two O'Clock p. NJ front OF The Cour
House in the city of Mineral Point, the county and
state aforesaid sell at public Vendue all the r-bt titJ
and crest viii sl the said deeneutsW lillian Sturge
and Rowland Ellison the 10th day October 1886 or
At any time thereafter, had in and the following
3criDea lands and tenements situate the county of
IOWA ana state OF Wisconsin, to Wit Southeast quar-
Ter OF section ten 10 and fractions one II tyr,
= ana three > ia Section ten 10 in town No
elghi y north OF Range No. four i east. or so
uieh thrFeot a. M tv b requisite satisfy said exc
cost of sale. " " 90 anu
Dated at Mineral Point tlis ! IN ,lav ~ ra-, -e-e
GEORGE MESSERSMITH, sheriff
OF Iowa County, Wisconsin
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05

In tins City, on Friday January lSt Mrs
Mary icholS widow Of the late A6aer Mich
I1s aged about - years. Mrs y. was among
the earliest settlers of Wisconsin. and has Wit
geSsed rs rapid transition ilrom the home of
~ ", "'H,HeFl"G Indians to populous cities and
" ca cultivated Hclds- Her funeral was attend
ca on sunday by large concourse Of friends
wa" SymPathlze with The relation at the loss OF
81 one Who was beloved by many and respected
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05

Passengers going South will make close connection
with Trains Illinois Central Rail Road for the west
and Upper Mississippi L T. NJ and for points East
and South, at Is Z. VI.
Passengers taking the morning Train at Chicago will
arrive at Mineral Point evening, connecting with
Stages and Hacks FOR points Milwaukee and MISSISSIPPI
p K. Il. for Madison Prairie du CHEN, Lacrosse, St.
Paul. &c.
Passengers from the West by taking the evening
of Cars H. C. h. r. at Dunlcith Gacna will
rive at Mineral Point same evening.
IT, Through Tickets for all principal points East,
South, and the Cauadas, for sale at this office.
GEO. W. COBB, General AC't.
JAS. WILKINS, Ticket Agent. 27tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
M n R RTT~

Dec 30th-In Mineral Point. by Rev. Henry
Wood Mr.: Harvey Keyes, and Miss sarah
Tangey, all of this City
Dec 3lst-In Mitliin, Rev Henry Wood,
Oliver David, and Miss Margaret Lincoln
:, Dec 2oth-At the residence of d. Banfu. in
r,"t"S'' by Wood r. Beach, ESQ. Mr. JoUy +
boYNToN Of Mineral Point, to Miss Lrcy B,vrrTI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
CIRCUIT COrRT COUNTY OF IOWA,
State of Wisconsin,. :

Plaintiff the trial of this action any there
be, to be had in the County of Iowa
Thomas NJ EIiH Plaintiff
Oliver Hetzei and John K.
Richards, DEPENDENTS.
The State of Wisconsin Oliver Hetzel and John r.
Richards, DEPENDENTS
STOU hereby summoned to answer the complaint OF
A Thomas VI. Ell fl Plaintiff. copy of which was on
2nd of january, 1855 filed and may be found in tae
Office the Clerk of the Circuit CourJin and for the
County of Iowa, Visions nand to COPY OF your
the subscriber the Office CT the under
the city Mineral Point, in iowa County
Visions within twenty days after the service 81 TINS
exclusive Of the day of service and II You
fail TO said complaint, hereby required the
plaintiff apply Court for the relief demanded
n the complaint.
FARLEY EATON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
SleW 4obertjslmpnts.
TAKEN Up.

The subscriber, living in the Town of Linden
- miles south of Mineral Point the Galena road,
about the 9h of October Black Muley Steer. feet ali
Whe ana white under the belly and in the face
two white spots the back and ring around the
neck, between three and four years old.
The owner IS requested to cali prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
PHILIP LAWINGER.
Linden, Jan. lst, ISIS. 4w-I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05

GIN. WALKER.-This flHhuster lead err
has been arrested AMI brought back as
prisoner of war" It Is reported that
the President is not pleased with the
course pursued 10y Com. Padding in his
arrest, and that the Commodorc's recall
has been ordered. Walker was taken to
Washington, but liberated ana is uJw al
liberty again.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
Notice.

The great difficulty experienced in
making collections renders it necessary
that we demand the cash for work done
at this office. Our materials, stock and
help require cash, and unless we get cash
in return for work, it will require more
capital than we possess 10 carry on the
business.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
SPIRAL Shutters.
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the Iowa County A-ricutu raj
Society stands adjourned 70 Tues Law January 9TH ISIS
II is held consider the report Of the Committee ap-
pointed 10 - Get permanent place for fair-zround
ami auli the r-stSarers Report aud 10 transact any
business which may come before 1t.
\ general attsRiauee Is specially desired.
JAMES ". STAPLES.
II. Secretary. Brg TEN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
TAX EN- LIP.

the subscriber, about 25s miles East CITY
> of Mineral Point. about weeks since. light
red, yellow Cow. with white face, white legs and
little white the belly. Has marks the ears but
not OF particular kind. Her age Is about nine years
The owner VI please CALL prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
THOMAS HEWITT.
Mineral Point, Dec so, 1887. AWE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
TAKEN [ Il,


BY the subscriber. living in the town of Linden
about the first Of November. a white Cow vii
,putS. and about years old. - '''
charges and take her away. - pay
Linden, Jan. lst. 1855. ''' ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05


: With the present number Of the TriJ-
une NJ. EDWARD L. Bliss, becomes a
partner in its publication, as we'll as in
the Job Office come ted with it. Being
a practical printer of considerable expe-
rience, (particuIaIy in Job Wor.( his
attention viii b. principally devoted to
the mechanical department OF the estab-
lishment. Having procured a large
amount Of job Type, embracing many of
the latest styles we feel confident that we
can satisfy all who desire Plain or Fancy
and Ornamental Printing, which we are
prepared 10 10 on the shortest notice. and
most favorable terms. Tae business of
the office will hereafter be conducted I'M
der the firm Of Bliss & Son, to whom
all communications and business letters,
should be addressed.
AS II Is our intention shortly to make
material Improvement in the appearance
of the Tribune, and 10 spare no pains in
making it an acceptable Family Newopa-
per, we solicit the ala of our friends in
increasing is circulation
Er&- All debts due on the Isl OF Janu-
AIRY lS5S must be settled without delav.f
either by payment or by note.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05

SOETHWORTTS story
THE BRIDE OF AN EVEN
ING. will be commenced In
THE LEDGER the FIRST
of January.
y. x. n. 2-We have
Agants'aut horized To receive
subscriptions for the lEDG-
Err. Subscribers must al
WAYS remit direct to US, and
send pay any money
q any Agents
high moral tone characterizes every article IN me
LEDGER. tact. the % its leading contributors
are sufficient gu that i stands in marked contrast
to = l,.es weekly publications. that have tors long
lime Hooded the country but which, fortunately for the
mo rails of o people, are almost extinct
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
TAKEN LIP.

DY the subscriber. living four miles southeast from
the city of Mineral Point dark red IEeifsr two
OF three wears old has little white under the tanks
The owner VIII please call prove property nay charges
ana take her away. JOHN BEAKIjSIEY.
Mineral Point, Dec. 24th 1857 42v4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
MlncEaI I0int, Oct. 29th, 1877.
LA Y ID A GEN CY
AND
10 Bra CG o q

The undersigned have opened set Of Books which
give coplee and reliable history Of every
in Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages
judgments, Dccrees and all matters of Record affecting
the same.
They will furnish abstracts, attend to the perfection
Titles the purchase and sale Of Lands, the payment
Taxes collection Of Rents and the drafting Deeds and
other Instruments; and will loan money and collect in
crest for those desiring to invest.
Office up stairs, in john Ross stone building OPP
poste the Eagle Saloon, High street. Mineral Point
Wis WI T. HENRY,
4Sf FRANCIS HENRY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the rapid cure of Coughs Colds Hoarseness Bron-
chitiS, Whooping ough, Asthma and Consumption, is
universally known the best remedy yet
for every variety of Pulmonary disease wide is
cures, at almost every section OF the country abounds
IN persons publicly known who have been
alarming and desperate diseases of the by
use When once tried its superiority every other
medicine ofits kind is TO apparent escape observation
and where its virtues known the public longer
hesitate what andote employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs which
incident TO climate. By its timely many, nay al
most all attacks of disease upon the Lungs throat
arrested and thus saved many thousands every year
from premature grave. No family should be without
it, and those who do neglect to provide themselves with
remedy which wards this dangerous class of diseases
will have to deplore it when is late Proofs
of the surprising efficacy of the Cherry Pecto need not
be given to the American peopethey have living proofs
in every eghborhood But those who wish to read the
statements of those whose whole health has been restor
ed and whose lives have saved by its use, will find
them in my American Almanac which the agent below
named has to furnish gratis for every
Prepared by DR.. J. AVER Lowell Mass, and sold by
all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through this
on. Mays SIN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05

FANNY FERN writes on
" for the NEW YORK
LEDGER.
SYLVANUS COBB Jr-,
writes only for TUE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
EMERSON BtNNET /
writes ONLY for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
A ICE CARY, Mrs. SIG
Quincy, and Or. MEL
son, write FOR TIE NEW
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.


former color or bald, but would have the growth
stored troubled with dandru and itching but would
have it removed troubled with scrofuia seald head
other eruptions would be cured with sick head
ach neuralgia but would be cared 1t Will also
all pimples from the face and skin Prof GODS
Hair Restorative Will do all this circular anu the
following
ANN ARBoR Nov. 5th 1896.
PRoF. o J. woop-Dear Sir: have heard much said
wonderful effects your Hair Restorative but
having often cheated by duaccry and quack nos
trums, hair dyes &c, disposed TO place your fe
storative in the category with the thohSlh anu
loudly trumpted quack remedies until met you III
Law months since when you gave me
such induced the trial of your
f4mily-irs by my good wife, whose har mao pc
and entirely white, and before EXHAUST
bottles, her hair was restored h1r
" to original beautiful and glossy upon ana
head she continues 10 use IT. not siiips DC
of its identifying effects upon the h1Ir out
lthful influence upon the head ana MIMI 'I-
family and friends using your res
with the happest effects therefore, my skeptie'Nn ana
Iv removed and and do most cordially ana conn
dsntialIy recommend by all who would have helr
hair resi- ored from white gayby reason OF
or age-to gnai color and beauty, anu ny az ou8
persons who would have their hair beautiful anu So5
SOLOMON MANN.
O. J. WOOD CO. proprietsrs, 80 Broadway y. a;
in the great ~ Y Wire Railing Establishment anu Ia
Market street, St. Louis, Mo
ind sold bv all good Druggists. - a.,
Also wholesale agents for Prof Carne Bedohiie
Wash The best preparation of the kind in the "oriu
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-05
MNEnoL FoINr, WIS, Oct. as. la51-

MINEnoL POINT, Wis, Oct. 3las, 1857.
The firm Of &. c. WASHIURN x co, was this
'r dissolved by mutual consent The business of the
rn vii be closed up by c. c. Washburn and Henry
George
Ia the absence ofC. c. Waslburn Mr.. George is au
thorizeu to act Tor him
Mr. L. H. whittlesey will continue in the Banhin,.
Exchange and Agency business and viii be pleased TO
act for those ofthe former correspondents of the firm
who may desire his services
c. c WASHBURN.
HENRY z. GEORGE,
II TIER II. WIITTLESFN