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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25

A SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE wo
- nan, experienced good COOK. no undo. sauai
her BUSINESS ia az IT, branch.- Understands al knIs 81
Jrs an game, ard s eNpert "a BAKER spi cy reie
~ days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
THE FASHIONS

rHE FASHIONS
EAsHIoss-7eh CANALsrRREr OPPOSITE GRERNR.
IL Nine nkhOkIs< GOODALI4 thanks her numaron0
friends and Me public for their extensive patronage, and
pledges herself that all the elegant and available
fashion csn be had only al her esishlishmeut
METROPOLITAN FUR SrO&-SETs Up RICH sA-
I bile, MAX, royal ermne aud other fashlonsble fars
now selling at half price At r. HARRIS SON SO Broad.
way.
fTHE POOR BALL, so POPULAR AND 20 rM-
peraive II calculated 20 gladden. aching hea r.
The Object suaabc and fr tha, happy fuCkg CIR
has cut down In price his rich cures and all oher oet
treasures % please the million Our bridal appointments
usual are superb A. Pavilion de Flora Si broadway be-
tween Thompson's and Tsylor's saloons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25

THE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENT OF THE BOARD
i Of Councimen will hold meeting In the City Library,
City Hail. Tuesday Jan 2 at p NJ petitions for
lief from assessment
PETER CRAWFORD Committee
q. w GALPIN,
GEORGE ROSS, } Assessment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

IN nEMANDR-UNE FRANCHISE POUR sO1GNER
" derN petite hEes et pour ben coudre S'adresser a
Iboi. Nicolas depus d1 deu1 heures des rense
ments, clambrp No. ~
M DEMANnE-CNE JUNE FRANCHISE CONNIE
" bonnie eninuts Yreudre dun enfsnt de
- tsstef c0udfe DAYS e hinge FMS. une
A. SON ce leunes enan 81 qui comprend Hanglas
81 YcU f'u MIR homes fcQumsnialons. Sadresser 62
Ctameers 81 j fSUt ayOn les Qualifications q dessa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25

N,HOMAs PAINE, AUTHOR OF THE"RIGHTs OF NAN"
The l2st anniversary OF the birthday of Thomas Paine
viii be celebrated at the City Assembly Rooms .t6 Broad
way evening OF the 18th January, 1853 Tickets
had OF the committee Oliver White James Thompson and
VIM Rose ~ White street. and of Z. Blanchard 10 Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25

NJOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF THE
IN Board Of Aldermen whom referred the subject
of Russ pavement in Broadway will meet on Thursday the
18th inst, al oclock r. NJ at the City Library No. IL
City Hail. 20 hear further suggestions regarding the
said pavement All parties interested requested
TO be present.
+. J. A. BOOIE, Committee
THOMAS McSPEDON,}
JOHN LYNES, } Streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25

| DOR sALE-A VERY SUPERIOR HOUSE, SITUATED
the north side Of East Thirty sixth street. No 1856 be-
tween Second and Third Said house Is built and
finished in the best and has all the modern i'm
provemens conveniences Only fifteen hundred dollars
required For psrticuls inquire on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25

rARDFsyR A SITUATION WANTED BY REG
" prctsble Protestant married native Of Holland
children who has complete knowledge Of his business In all
lie branches including the management Of greenhouse and
u % pleasure grounds in the style lie has had
vears experience this county, and will take charge
o. whafsver business belongs 70 farm Can give superior
refexeuce Address for Eve days X, Post ONCE, New
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02

out her arms and whispers come /" here"
Lauretta slowly advances; and when
she is close to the beautiful lady, she nes-
ties her head upon her bosom and draws
a long deep sigh.
q Tell me your whole name, sweet one"
"Lauretta Victor"
The lady presses the little form still
closer.
9 Darling, am your MOTHER
4 know H." signs the child.
You KNOW 1t, my angelo"
Yes, l have seen you in my dreams,
and always call you mother and when
you sang just now, It brought il ali back >
Good Mr.. Patron went TO the window
and wiped hif eyes.
Once again we see him sitting in his
easy chair before the bright coal fire
BY his side sits a beautiful lady, one
hand lies in his, and the other is tender
ly stroking his hair; but her eyes are
resting upon a little fairy who sits at the
piano silently dreaming over some of
Handel's music which her "papa" has
brought home 10 her.
TIE lady is his wife.
The fairy is his 'Casta Diva
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
EARNI EnR NALE.

TIVE Spledid Farm known Plum Grove Farm. situ
Il atet the main Travelled Road between the City
Mineral Point and the Town Of DodyevilIe ana four
miles from the r. Z Depot, containing $50 acres 20
OF Timber, and the emalader Prairie go Of hich
ruced, and ls0 under cultivation. The soil is of the
ur,t quality md we'll suppl lied with the best of never
failing living water aud Of the healthy To-
cations that be found this State. there
quantity OF Fruit and Ornaments Trees together it'll
auaatEy Of tLs Hodge Tree, composed native White
Thorn. and other substantial improvements there
NurarE rs ZEN thousand Fu trees OF tine best Gescrp-
ti"u, four years from the CRAFTS which Dee had seper-
-sE or In connection with the Farm. all OF which can
Ee had On favorable terms. For further particulars APP
..g IL tic 81 .~sFii.er on tie priuiise~-
THOMAS STEFHE%S.
Ds6zeyi.le, Dec. l2.l, 1877. +ytf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
LOOK HERE {,

rTNIE Subscriber offers for sale both improved anil un
i improved FARMS on the most favorable terms.
NJ u. COIiBEE.
Mineral Point Nov. 10tf 1851 If
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
PRINTING OFFICE

FOR SALE.
I'VE TYPES, PRESSES, FURNITURE, and all the
the fixtures for q Newspaper and job Of
fee, heretofore used in the Of the 1uer
Point Democrat offered for sale at a bargain.
For particulars enquire of
i. u. COTHREN.
Mineral Point, Oct. 10Th, 1857. z1I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
GOOD CHiECE--A SHALL FARM FOR
SALE,

WILL sell low for cash. part cash and part time
with interest TO Per secured by mortgage
the premises -edto Wit: a lot containing is all
enclosed good post and board fence. m under EooU
cultivation, with 100 apple Trees SCI in May last,
On tine premises Is good frame dwelling, small st-5
a good wei that never fails Said farm premises
located the side of the lane from D0G-eviLle
Mineral Point, :. mile south of bod EcviIle.
Price $500. For further Information enquire Of the
undersigned or e. I. Lezate, Mineral Point
GEO. NESS ERSHITH.
DodgeyiIe July p, 1857. 2Stf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02

g. IlR. WELD has returned from visit East
80 IL to Mineral Point, and is prepared TO
LILY execute all w0.k incident to his profession
pleasure in saying to the citizens OF Mineral Point aud
surrounding country, that his work viii be done in
manner not surpassed 10y any last OF Nest0r pay
- odice over Mal-tts Daguerrean Rooms, High
street, Mineral Point Wis.
November 10Th, 1>5-. 4+tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
Vulc q Il - at Hon c

AFING opened new Blacksmith shop North
L tArv- Huf Street. little North rf Mii-uus Stsrr-
lH directly opposite Glow neys shop the undersigned
prepared Ls. sur5 notice. auy work ia t-lc
iILy 90
BLACZSE[TTETEG
thar may Zee warsrH ia This r.rnlaujtg- 81 long
Trsau'. in te business. they f.yl tatu=Tfes gtsafifrl
to a." work in manner ti.-t viii 5e -~.a-rary te
public = E r~e application and strict attention
sae wants II. r7ar-. ter hHr- to merit and receive
i'He-a' -..-r ....ra..a-..
rs. k-EES x TFTJS- CLaEE-
nrfncraG Ea.u-. 5r.sa.er - 1857. n
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02

WIS CON SIN II 0 L 5 E
Highland, Tossa county, E-e. Wisooasin, By
Andrew - Bolster.
rEyIE above House has recently been thorou ghN
waited and utted zap ia .lc best possible manner for
the recommendation of the public The Table N all
times supplied with the choicest the market affords
which viii le served up in the neatest possible style.
Stages leave every morning for Mineral Point and War
rem ana also for AIuScoua.
> Good StabLing ana careful tl: attentive OstIers
share of public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
Highland, July, 1919. 55tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02

Fer full Course. of Instruction. $40 N
= For further particulars address
i!-a r $ BACON, Principal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
HOTELS.
WIS c NSIN Nous F..

MIR TIE RIIIEfJIJ DLPDE, CDNULRtE
STREET.
THE subscribers having se-H the New Tavern Building
on Commerce street, the Ei4il Road I f8t have
had II Gte-d up III best for
Travellers ami G3a--ers, and wou.d notify tae pubic .at
II viii 81 opened the first Of May. when tHsv VIII be
ready accommodate, IL the hest manner both Travel
efS and Boarars reasonable Their table viii
supplied all times It'll tine best the market affords
No u8ias VIII be- spared lj le wants Of TONERS.
and hope 70 deserve and receive liberal share OF pat
Toua-e.
Good sta5ag and attentive 9s-lers may be relied up
on CEEN X PENROSE.
Mineral Point, April II, 1857. MS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.

( IL persons are hereby cautiouend and warned no
to purchase or in ans manner receive certain not
or duehi given b the undersigned 10 Zeluion Payne
oT urgr- for seventy dollars dated someW here abou
the -at' cay 81 September, lS5s, pay able " day from
Gate yE nit from date whicl Is not now remembered
as SAID note has been paid ard IL represented lost
nisAld by the wife and agent Of said Payne. Any fur
ther payment o! said note ia whose hands il may
''turn up" win be resisted. ! BEARDSLEY.
Ale.-L Point W.. Deeemher l4th. 1871. glLl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02
II Z ri Y ER q RD
NEAR TIE r Z DEPOT,

IA tNs place. E"e n IntaHds = Keep iuIl assortment
Of all kinds of LUMBER for building purposes,
Fencing, shingles, Lnth, sash and Doors,
which VIII be sold cheap as can be bought in this
market.
All orders win be thankfully received and promptly
attended To- c. II. CURTIS.
Mineral Point, y o. .IS57. 4jtf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02

Ny old invited call IN whenever they
need any thing IN my line and any person DESTROYS
purchasing invited LOOK the articles offer
sale. Z. CORNISH.
Mineral Point Oct. 1856. 4Otf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-02

4 CHOICE lot or Pickles in Jars, har gallons. ans
"A quarts. Also. John Bull Sauce, Mushroom Catsup
Tomato do, in pint and quart bottles, Tor sale b.
SAMUEL JENsIN Il co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06

THE DEFEAT OF Coz. sTEPToE.-We have received
copy of the Washington Union, of the 2sth Of
May, containing the following confirmation of the
rumor that Col. Steptoe had been defeated by tba
Indians in Oregon with loss of more than ity men
Just as we are getting our papers ready for the
press Thursday atternoon) an express arrived from
the headquarters OF Col Steptoe in the Simeoe val
ley, with dispatches for Lieut. Col Casey and letes
to his Excellency Gov. McMullin informing them of
the defeat, on the 18th inst at the first crossing OF
Snake river about 80 miles above its junction with
the Columbia, Of the command of Col S. The com.
mand consisted of FIVE companies, or four hundred
meR The Indians are reported as having been If
teen hundred strong, and composed the Snake
Palouse, and other tribes. The action resulted in
three officers and fifty men killed. Two Of the
officers killed are Capt Wynders and Lieut. Gas
den. The Indians took two hOwitzers which be-.
longed to the command, and all but sixty pack
animals In fact completely is said to have been
the rout, that the officer in command was compelled
to iali back with the utmost precipitation. The
battle took place while the regulars were in the net
of crossing the river.
Col. SteptOe had proceeded into the Snake country
peaeeably to treat with them, or proceed to hosti
ties if necessary. The object Of his visit was pro-
badly, OF similar character with that Of Major
Haler some three years SINCE and which resulted in
like unfortunate manner. Major a.. our readers
will remember proceeded thence with force Of one
hundred and four men, and in peaeeable manner
demanded the murderers of the eGnigrants of 1851
The result that, instead Of bringing to Justice
these depredators and murderers, he brought home
the bodies of twenty-five of his command killed or
wounded, on htters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06
NUMBER I05.
geb OrIeans lailp Gtesfsnt.
TUESDAY. MORNING, July 8, 1855.
TerrIbIe AfEaIr ~ EIorlaa.
IFroa tfe Savannah Rsga6ileaa. june s9b.

Iron the Savannah Republican, June 31h.1
We received, yesterday, the following letter from
Tampa in which is recorded one of The greatest cut
RACES that ever disgFaced country Of law We have
no personal knowledge Of the writer and the reader
VIII form bis own opinion Of its reliability. From
recent indicatives from that quarter we ENTERTAIN
but little doubt Of the correctness Of bjs Statements
we cannot believe, however, that mere political hos
tfty is sufficient to drive men to such desperate
tremities.
Touching the appeal Of the writer for profectfon
we can only refer him to tie Governor IF Florida
whose daty it is to crush onf by aid Of the military
II necessary, all such diaboieal proceedings and their
authors.
TAMPA, Fla, juno 9th.
Editor Repubiican-Dear Sir: The existence of
an 50 Executive Committee at this place IS doubt
less, known to you, and as law.abiding citizen Of
this city, feel y to be my duty to state certain facts
TO the world, with reference to said committee and
ask place in your columns for the publication Of
them, as oar little paper here and ia fact every
paper in the State is either league or fear Of er
vigilance and tyranny.
This morning four of our most prominent men
to.wit John J. Early, Dewitt Lueian jerome
Baker, and Col J. Alfonso Crockett were found hung
10 as many trees in the suburbs Of city Intense
excitement exists and many Of our citizens are nov
under arms, for the protection of IawabIding ctf-
zens who dare to raise their hands against these mid
night assassins.
Another remarkable feature is this, every one Of
these men were members of the "American Party, y
u is a prescription Col. Crockett and Mr. Early
leave interesting families to dep0re their loss while
the death Of all has cast gloom over this eommu
nity, from which it will not shortly recover
They were followed to the grave BY about two
hundred persons, and remarkable to say there we're
was the sexton.
You may rely upon this being strictly correct !;
and my excuse for thus addressing stranger is but
that naked truths might come to light = and these
dannabe assassins may receive their just merite.
AS the friend of Americans, / ask that YOU make
an appeal to the General Government for protection
or at least demand an investigation.
Yours etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06

RoBBERY.-Mr. @. p Wright was knocked down
on the evening Of the 23d inst, while on the Texas
bed of Sl,s00 in cash and a Colt repeater. The
money was in belt and leather purse (Which to-
gether with the pistol were marked @. P. Wy and
consisted Of $500 in $40 bills on the State Bank of
Illinois, the balance in American gold coin. Mr..
Wright is from the State of Illinois and was oa his
way to Texas, with the intention of buying land and
opening farm He represents the rohber to be 80
years of age, medium sized, dark complexion wore
long black whiskers and about five feet six inches in
height, and believes that he came up the river on the
same boat with himself, and that they likewise de-
seended the Mississippi from Memphis together The
81 500 Mr.. w, says he accumulated while iaborng in
the gold mines Of California. reward Of $500 is
offered for the apprehension of the scoundrel.
shreveport Southwestern, S0th ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06

The FoRcE OF EARLY ASSOCIATIONS Yesterday
two youths, of nearly full age were at the Farmers
Hotel, Indianapolis, their way to the far WesS "
to the home of their childhood which they preferred
to all Others 1t appears they were stolen by Indians
when very young, and raised by one Of the Western
tribes Their friends ascertaned the whereabouts Of
the lost children some time ago. and induced them to
leave the Indians and return to their relatives in one
of the Eastern States. The boys, after trying civil
lied life awhile, concluded that they didn't like it,
and were yesterday their way back to their West
ern home We could not learn their names or the
tribe of Indians they belong TO.
r fyinn;npat; E7n0r;rn+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06

An INDEPENDENT NIdGER.-In his recent Abol
ton speech, Lord Brougham related the following
aneedote:
Lord Lyndhurst gave me a short time since an an
ecdota OF n gentleman who was connected with the
Hague, and who on occasion, received an invita-.
tion to the house Of Cuban gentleman, negro pro.
prietor of large estate, where be WIS received with
the utmost hospitality and treated elegantly. He
said that he was rather entertained when after dinner
was over, his colored host said that he was man
without any prejudice whatever and that whenever
hefound peison honest, honorable and respectable
in every point Of view, he held out the hand Of tel
lowship to him, even though bis color were as white
us that table cloth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06

a SIXTEEN Gun CoRy ysrrR RAISED AZ sEBAsro
roL.-From a letter dated sebastopol, May 10th, in
the Boston Courier we make the following extract
During the last week, the American Company
which is at work in the harbor of this place. under
Gol. Gowen. OF Boston, have succeeded in raising
from her former submerged position corvette Of l6
guns, in an entire condition and in good state Of
preservation. The vessel was raised by means OF the
caissons of the Company, which, until within few
days, have not all been ready for the work required
OF them. The corvette is the first vessel that has
been raised whole, and now that the machinery for
raising the vessels is in order it is confidently ex
pected that the remainder Of the work will be prose-
the Company have been engaged in destroying certain
of the vessels under water, and in raising the pieces
About fifteen ships Of war have been broken into
fragments by blasting and the greater portion Of the
raised
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06

The Richmond Enquirer defends the Colonization
scheme from the imputatonth it is hostile to South
ern institutions, and adds:
Whatever may be the merits of this scheme, it is
due to the reputation OF the illustrious men who
founded it, and to that large body of Shareholders
who have been and are its officers, patrons and
friends that they should be acquitted of all tisloy
atty to our institutions 1t would be hard to find a
like number of Yirgnians who could furnish more
est in the community.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06

1 n, = y = n v EJE-tgEEA
u ii Nail Packet-The ueW. elegant and swift
funning passenger packet steamer Duke.
samue Applegate MASTER H. " geos clerk will positively
leave above for Shreveport GRIND Bayou ouchatt Cste
Grand Eeore Natchitoohes St Maurice Mon gopery Alex
andra Cole homans Landing 5ort0ns Landing, Farbn's
Landing and all intermediate landings Red river
freight Or passage having unsurpassed apply
On board, +. e. RANDOLPH 4 Co ~
iTb CIa,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06
RAILROAD TRAVEL TV0.

Es ,, f-,sis,sssFzsgsz1 y q w ORLEANS, JACKA-
SEs3 kSSH SoN M AND GREAT TFoRTHERE
On and after MONDAY the 3lst day of May, 1855 Pas
arrive at Canton at $50 O'Clock T. NJ -
Returning will leave Canton A. NJ ami arrive at Sev
Orleans 6 M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06

WHOLESALE MURDER-A gentleman whose rea-
hiiity we can vouch for, writes US from Whitevle,
date OF the 29th instant: Last night Monday 28th
ult., man named Rouse, who has been until recently
an inmate Of the Insane Asylum at Raleigh, N O.,
cut off the heads Of his father wife and his three
childlen at Whitsvile.n The fact was cammunfca.
ted to our correspondent on the cars while the train
was stopping at Whiteville. [Charleston Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06

Wa$ REGULAR SHREVEPORT PACKET
The new, elegant and swift running pas
I seRger M op' packet steamer Duke, Samuel Apple
for Shreveport, Grand Bayou Couchaa Campte Grand
Ecore, Natchitoehes ST. Maurice Montgomery Alexandria
Cotfe Norman Landing Gortou's Landing Tarbns Landing
and all intermediate landings Red For freight OF
passage, having unsurpassed accommodations board
jyl y. S. PAGAUn, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06
Leayes On MEpNEsnAY. Jnlr I. Az 2. M

re- a FOR sJGFEEIR SON, PORT CADDo,
Srvansons Landing, Albany, Shreveport, Grand
Bayou, st. Maurice Alexandria and all landings
On Red kyerThe and light drauglt drawing only IL
iaches gh0 sesmer Comet, r. Sleade MASTER W seade,
clerk will leave above
Passengers ard shippers rel the Comet remain
g IN The trade the entire season. she bought expressly
for the above traSe.
For freight or passage, apply on board, OF 10
f. g, RANDOLPH & CO.,
jy5 street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06
FOR A2oO RIyER.

Leaves TUESD AY, July 6, at 8 p. NJ
F., IT, a. FALs4AHATCHIB A Nd YAZO0
tazsssi Paceet-The splendid new, light draft pas
taSs@za seIger packet YoZOO Belle, c. W. Ewing,
master r. Townsend clerk win leave aboye for Leaore
landings and plantations For freight or passage
apply on board,
je2l J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
RB-The Yazoo Belle will continue in the season
as a packet,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06

tLf~YE9 a. t, EO0 81, = 1tsIAs s6lTHLAND
ds94a ing, Shreveport, Grand Bayou, stirand Eeore
Alexandria, srhin's Landing and all intermediate landings on
Req TyeIhe entirely and very light daught 8nces)
fast running ssenger packet COme X sleade master W
segde, clerk will leave above freight passage
apply on board, 10
i've NJ B. WHITFIELD No Front straet