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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
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Passenxers ArrixeA

IN sf,d-,Lp Ci.y 9y Hashts3to., trO~a Ls<ypsls q
Dale Mr.. Taylor Hood and family. Mr.. Duran r. p,..
Mr. Rudre Mr.. Hsrgrave and three children Mr. Bass. ~
Brien. Mdscy. Mrs. CIopper and Chld. NJ. Dsu,., -
Nicholson Mr. snd M'ss C-ilsrr, MIS- Webster Mr. ~. -
Master Barker Mr.. >crivereT Mr.. and Mn S,e,,poa ~
ter S,svensou, Mr. Sweeney. New-s;isr Gibson H,,,-
N.s snd Master Johnson M- Mc(iinn.. and d,ushs, ~
johnson and servant, Ms Swab A. Crocsiord VI. ,.i ~
WisonlR. Martin John Colsst and family Mr. w.sx.I,
Mr. Che,ter Nj PtuSn, Mr. slsae, Mr. AID Mis- g.,s. ~
Kemp Ms Oili- ard brother. Mr. johnson Mss Rss M, e.
clss. Mr. Mrs. Rsnase family. Mr.. Loyi isA A.
Wild.r Mr.. Copp.n Mr. Minsms. Nj Raydsn NJ .rJ ~
Teuui.or Mr.. Bovu and family, Mr. Csfder NJ a.. ~
1hous. Mes.r.. Smith Hamilton. Miller Phpw snl anS.
Da,i,s NJ. Fisher. Me,srs Smp.on, Brooke. Cl.tsr L
Dincl,b b.rg Brown, Gocdenow. !"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
BY Telegraph.

BOSTON Sept. 2.-Arr. .t-sn.r Z. spragle, M.tutsJ
PA Aa. pls bsrs- HsE,on, Gregory Sylvester Gnssrt
Zephyr, Small Csdera, Truman, Mayo, Por-ss-Pnnes w
Uranus, (ngIch, MasIzss -
NEW-ORLEANs, setI H.-Arr. ships r. NJ Hayes lsss
II Boaron Dictator Jos-pn Csrk Britannia and barr ~
10. Liverpool; sLP. ksbecca mo J.a-iro, sasaS ns
Addi- Snow, OrozL bo and bark Mary KiHba from b"'
NArmlan nom Ney.lolz. a..
NORFOLK, SEPT E.-Arr .ehr. Caroline Z. WilnsIn u
Baltimore yesterday for Of ndset Nn'-~r
gale, leaking slso, Br. scm r"'
H.If 4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
Disaster, &c.

NORFOLK, sgt. 2-Cspt J. p. Rosers of the sar ,.:
Crcs tPrveu.y rePort-ll uskss the foi9Tht 's.,, %
sail,d om hssnzas S,h II SEPT AID esnr s tbs
the bessh 10 nii.s north of suins ssld 90 ias x1s
9Th lost ny second ate Isr Of my &c" I'm hs
yelo~ fever and a.@ the bot asJ ii f-l
risht Ct the 18th took s-orn cone on 90 - vs
from d. pop severely inurns my leif sEn ana a1
able r. oerk more ~n,n sne s,I-
part cargo te thrown overheard siisr Irfinf ~
aid nv anchor. time aud parted N ehs-- u bec
lie. about 80 ysrie nom The beseh with feet OF Ns
old. .fI-.Fr.
IBy letter 70 Igwood Wa,sr ssq, see'y Board o. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

EscApTD pRoN CUsIoDy.--YesterdGy Officer
Brady arrested yonng man called Sneb Ganley ou
the charge OF stealing dog; there If also charge
against him Of relieving a man Of his watch and
pocket book while in q state Of infoXicaton. 1he
nrsop.r was lei, alone in the Office the Superin
tendelt of Police for Il few minutes when, taking al
vantage Of the circumstances, ne quietly walked ou
mud made himself III q short time.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
apOken.

Py r,o,.bost o. ". Blubt NO. A. ztb Inst ~ ~ ,so OF
6s Z x ,hie jamestown fIon Portsmouth, ~ H. w
Of M..eo. . - . - .s,u,.s r. q tS
By piIo boat N.t,Ie, No. - SEPT ~ j MI - e., Mo-
H,..lsna. hip Oliver Jroeksr ActsesBf, o. a., "
., al,.o from f.slie Ocean, with 10 biz 'pr'"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
xr>v WORK. nAuy TRIBUNE TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2s 1853

et-s-- lai~y in ID. offering a. so. OF the bsnA, "u'
'be aggregate We fel confident y scarcely a. af-s
g. the amount .lsly maturing. The loans ar no"
- 800 coo below fbs highes. point touched IN the AN
gut .xpsn..,n IL, ayer,ge Of the spec'e hns y
larger than wss Anticipated a. the average oi '"'
previous week vs- Ealing one. The dec'eo~ ~
compared viii the rreviors week, ie-' tnAn
900 CO. Another California arrival is due durihg the
wei, and will NOV than supply the tcrasn Sra'n,
v,-h at present So- not Prorni-e to :" erce--ive.
We presr1ne a miHion might be drawn rom bo'toa u
n-ce--asy. VIZ Phislephia the balsvce OF traae
= abort even. The SOuihcrn asi Western BANK
oontiyne to draw moderately on trr bsances here te
facilitate the g,ovement Of the cops and the ac'rai
deposits shov7 further decrease o. over ni'toh'
abo1t one-Iolf Of which s due 10 Sle paying ~ o'
loans.
The fot-1ing i comparative statement OF nc con-
dtion Of se Banks Of the City Of New-fork, en- the
ieth and 18th Of September
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

TARGET ExcURsioSs.-A large number Of Target
Companies marched through the streets yesterday on
their way the country for target practice Among
tbsm were the Hamilton Guard, Capt. Snithi the
Kossuth Guard, Capt. Weber; the Seekville Guard,
and the Bedford Guard, Capt. Yates. All the compa-
nies were preceded by bands Of music.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

DIsHosrsT CLERs.-Henry Bxby, clerk in the
grocery store OF II. X. Phillips IN Court street, was
sted by Sergeant Smith the charge Of larceny.
Ar sIleged he had been the habit OF relieving the
drawer for the past three months, and spend
ing il in fest praotl-es. he committed for hear
ing by Justice Bhchly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
Rrcripts Of Produce

b. NorsA Riscr BSais.-.0, - hbs Four ~ ns -.
81 SO 20 corr 70 So d. Oats Ssi7 Do B.y,-, az, Nss
10 30 40 hsky leso Do. Prov soa. - 10 m ~ tsss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
Afk!ATIkE ALAAAs

NIkgATlss ALAANAc.....raIso oXy
SUN-Rises sets...........S{7 MGoS-R.x. 80
HIGH wArER...rHfs oAY
SANDY Hook. ..lo0s Cows Island. 1855 He Gate osl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
LATEST NEWS BY CITY oy WASHINGTON.

LosDos, Wednesday, sept l5, II A.s.-ghe open
ing price for Consos i 97l@s'I for money and ''s
q, q, for account.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

ALLEGED PoBBERY.-Smon Green, Portuguese,
yas arrested on Sunday evening the charge of
robbiug his employer Mchael +. Noel, tailor in Fnl-
hon street. Green foreman, and, as he alleges,
took several coats for the purpose of paying himself
ana the workmer. Most Of the property was dscov-
cred in pawnshops. lie committed for hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

Msrkets-CAsEFVLLY RtPosTEo FOR TEE " 7. rsIsuSs
MoSD,Y Sept. =, $50
AsHEs-Ths demand or bo,h knis s:ssdyi .aes Of Il
bbls
COTTON-Ife nsrt.t ru md fairly active The -ausac
tious hsy- been J. ~ hal-s, mostly N t.an.itu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

IvCESDI,RIsN.--A boy about twelve years of age
set tire TO u bale Of straw which was lying against
the rear If a frame house in Smt, street, Sunday
evenng. II war fortunately discovered in time to
prevent seTiOuo consequences.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

DR.. BoYsToss LEoTyps.-One Q the s's -"
crowds that ever ss..n,bed in Bsooklyo ATTENDED D'
Boynion's iniyotuctory lecture Ia] nigH'' o '"D
AtbensaIn. H. gves the fnst lecture on "'"Os!
OIL THURSDAY <veaiHg. Tonight tie Dcc'i e'se' NE
9th lecture ct tho Cooper Sns,is1ta' sna ~"'u''
v,r,,v of -,,nruep,. with hs galvsnic battery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

.DARINc THEtT.-TwO fellows entered VIE house Of
Dir. Tyson, in Hanson place, by means 81 false Keys
yesterday morning, aud stole pOIrDOnnaic contain
ing $ij, which war lying on tle pGrOr table. They
were seen b. Mrs. Tyson, who gave the alarm, end
Constable Horton succeeded in arresting Of them
He gave his as Joseph lIenps0n. He was com
nIitted To answer by Justice Noorhies.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

Acc,pRSr. Mr.. Alfred sedgwck, music-deaer,
over in Court street last ngt, bya horse ana
wagon and seriously injured although no bones were
hyoiep. surgeon Bali dressed the wounds, and he
WINS 81 nj 10 his residence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

President ?. Il. X Co.
TIE following resolution was unanimously passed
by the Couvei ton, aud orered to be published in the
New-York papers
PeeS Ihst tLe thsnk. Of this Convention b. rendered
sauu, l. NJ Barlow ,sq. President Of tL- OHIO aud M..i.-
,p Rsrosd Company biz abors5 -u-r-et.e and
bs tr about t-is m~etag and Successfully
mar sseueIt. srsst Eastern lud W. stern -e-
uccou. th. value Tsrnsr4tIse investments C l-h
sasi PEoPer-i,' dep'nd.
Tie General Rusk, at New-Orleals, from Brazos,
brought 50, ,625 in specie.
TIE Daily Wisconsin Milwaukee, says:
We are Indebted 10 Mr. Wm. Graham, agent Of
the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, for Nsw-fOrk
papeIs IT tuesday morrine, which were received at
o'cock this morning. 1lis y Just about two days aai
nights that they here In. They came over the
Detroit and Milwaukee, 10y the Grand Haven route
tie tine ii ;er coming eight hours lster than
On any other route. Newly ork papers of tie second
0sy previous have been received here before NJ about
IN the morning 10y boats from Chicago, but never
~ cary ). IRis 4. the Gu kest tuey nave ever
been received here aud 10 doubt the time can be Is
,ered s,iI more by the boats If thought hest.
TIE freight agents Of tie four great routes to the
West are III session 1t the ~. Nicholas.
Among the passengers By tie Niagara was Edward
CuHard eq, Of the Directors OF the Panama Ral-
ruad Company. H. reports the regulations with the
Erglsh Government relative to the Dispatch % the
Australian mails Via Panama, nearly completed.
Tie reilro Ed companies running frVm Cincinnati
eastward, have agreed upon new freight tariff, to
taf. effect on the let proximo. TIE following ]. the
tarff:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
Wisconsin Legislature.

The Legislature Of Wisconsin VII meet
at Madison on the 18th Of January. We
are not aware of any amour, Of imPor-
tant legislation Deeded by the State or
asked for by the people, and yet 1t may
be presumed, if the past IS taken as
guide. that enough will be found to en-
nlov the time of the members as long as
there is money in the Treasury. We
vould not advocate a too hasty dispatch
of business by leg .siative body, for we
believe that what they do should be well
done. and with careful deliberation but
the course usually pursued by cur Law
makers, In spending week after week IN
the discussion of local matters, and the
final passage of scores of local laws that
prove much more an injury than benefi
10 those interested, has heretofore rem
dered The Wisconsin Legislature more o.
nuisance than real benefit.
The fault, 10 a great measure, is witt
the people. They are too apt to senC
men to the Legislature who have nothing
to do at home, and who prefer living a
the public crib TO the earning of theiI
bread by the sweat Of their brow. Wher
the people select as their Lawmaker:
| only such men as have an interest in the
welfare of the State, the case may bt
otherwise.
SIX weeks is quire sufficient for the
transaction of the business required o
the Legislature the present winter, ant
vet we have no idea that we are TO ge
off with session of less than three
months.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28

3 The greatest natural ornament TO the human
form i'ne is unquestionaby fine. luxurant healthy
growth of hair 1t has been ages Of
the world and among all nations savage and civilized
Hence the Indian brave regards the scalp of his enemy
as his greatest trophy. For similar reason the fash
ionaoe belle often disguises the region OF vanity we'll
as her other chronological organs with borrow locks
He who should discover mode Of preventing the hair
from showing the inroads of envious Time turning
premaurely gray, method by which it could be re-
stored when failing Cd Tuning white way of
promoting its continued ard uxuriant growth would
be Justly entitled TO rank among benefactors of the
human race Read the tcstilno als another
OF the wonderful not 20 say almost miraculous effects
of Professor Woods Hair Restorative, if he
has not accomplished all this.-Capttat City Fact.
Sold by all good Druggists. Dec.
R. D. PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
HAIR DYE-HAIR DY E-HAIR DY Z
Wm- 4 Bachelors Hair Dye

The o. az nal and Best tH the Uorfdt
All Others limitations, and should be avoided
II yoi wish To escape ridcule.
GRAY, RED, OR Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the lea
injury to Hair Skip
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been ard
ed 10 VIM. A. Bachelor since 1889, and $4,000
pcations have been made the Hair of his patrons OF
his famous Dye.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR BYE produces e color
be distinguished FROM nature, and is WARRANTED
not to nure in the least however long il may be con-
tipued and the i'll effect Of Bad Dyes renedied Hair
invi gorated for life by this splendid Dye.
Made applied Gn private rooms a the Wig
Factory. 233 Broadway, n. Y
Sold in all cities towns Of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
fg- The Genuine has the and address upon
steel plate engraving on four sides of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
xiv1v 233 Broadway, New York.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
Mineral Point Seminary.

Proceedings of the Common Council,
City of Mineral Point, Wis, Nov. 26th,
lS5S.-A special meeting was this day
held. His Honor, the Mayor, in the
Chair. Present = Aid. Pierce, Ehat,
Cornish and Vivian. Absent-Ald Nc
IIlhon and Muenster. Thereupon, on
motion of Aid. Pierce, in order to raise
sufficient money to pay the State tax and
THE INTEREST ON THE SEMINARY LoA n
FOR THE YEAR 1853, it was ordered by
the Board that the Slate tax for the year
1888, te levied at the rate of four mills
on each dollar of valuation-al the alder
men present voting for the same"
MEssRs. EDIroRs The publishers of
a newspaper are presumed to know every
thing. Acting upon that hypoth, sis,
would inquire if it IS seriously intended
to tax the property-holders of this city to
build up an EDUCATIONAL MoSoPoLY |
must confess that the above F." Proce edings
of the Common Council squirt quite in
that direction slill. | can hardly believe
that our i" city fathers are in sober ear
nest. Indeed, | am sure there must be
some mistake in the matter. The foster
friends of this Institution have pledged
their sacred honor to the tax payers Of
the town and city OF Mineral Point, that
under no circumstances should they be
called upon to pay either principal or In
terest on the SEMINARY Loan" and DO
you believe that they at this or any other
time intend 10 repudiate phgbted faith
and betray confidence, thereby place
themselves in the attitude of public swim
dlers9 admit II is possible but not prob
able that men noted IN this community
for their high moral position and eminent
christian virtues would be guilty of prac-
ticing 50 vile fraud and so mean a cheat
upon their friends and neighbors.
Please let me hear from you at your
earliest convenience aud much oblige
Yours truly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28

Ladies' Lahies Are you afflicted with Nervous
ness Dyspe1sia HaHt Of Energy, Weakness, Dizziness
or sex Headacte Read the following:
j. II. HULsHIzHR, Doylesto.p, Pa, 1853 says :-'SMy
wife has oeen afflicted with Nervous Debility since
September 1So1, since which time have been unable to
find any physician Inedsne that would benefit her In
the least until cay called the of Dr. HAIR
vEY Of thin town. for tineture of iron, and de-
scri6ed TO him the Affections OF my wife he then handed
lot OF papers to read, among which found one
describing HooFLANDs German Bitters, Immediately
procured few bottles from him. and pleased
that the of the Bitters done good than all
the medicine she has heretofore taken. wish you
send half dozen bottles"
These Bitters prepared by DR.. C. NJ JACKSON 4ls
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa and sold by Drug
gsts and Storekeepe- in every town and village in the
United states, Canadas West Indies and South America
at IS cents per bottle. Be and get Hoofaads Ger
Bitters-
r. D. PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point. Dec.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
Reliable News from the Geld Regions.

The Chicago Tribune is permitted to
make the following extract from letter
written by Mr.. JOSIAH Human, late of
Beloit, Wis, now among the gold mines
of Pixies Peak, looking after fortune.
Mr.. II. went from BeIoit to Kansas In
1857, and was member of the first COM
pany that went TO Pixies Peak in search
of the precious metal. What he says
may be relied on
MoNTANA, South Platte, (near
Pixies Peak. Nov. 9Th, 1858.
i,y TO write TO you for two months or more.
Doubtless you are all anxious TO hear
something reliable in reference to this
country. There is gold
here, but our means for getting 1t are
/ limited. Some of our men, however, are
making ten dollars per day, and as high
as thirty or forty dollars per day have
been made. We have not had the time
nor the strength to trace the gold to It's
original sources. Oar camp has contain-
ed only about forty men, and it was ne
cessary for our safety that half of them
should stay IN camp to guard our stock
There are now over three hundred men
on the South Platte, and we learn thai
there are at least three hundred more or
the road.
Our food consists of venison, antelope
bear and elk meat, and bread; and sc
long as we can get -four we don't ask foI
anything better. Tell - a brothe,
of the writer, 10 come out here By al
means; that is. unless he is making money
very fast where he ISL | think Montana
will make the most important town In thi:
region. The snow fell :
few days ago, about a foot deep, and
presume we shall have hard winter, bu
| am clothed with furs and shall live com
Portable, a la Robinson Crusoe The
Indians have sent US word tha. we mus
leave this country, hut we shall be able tc
take care of ourselves
Direct letters and papers to" Montana
Arrapahoe CO., X. T., Fort Laramie p
O." Atsectonately, Sc,
! JOSIAH H!NMAN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28

RAILROAD BRIDGES SWEPT AwAY.-Ihe
heavy rains of the last twenty four hours
have swelled all the streams along the
Ohio Valley.
The Ohio River rose fully six feet from
noon I'LL midnight yesterday.
BY private dispatches we learn that
there were Is feet water in the channel
at wheeling, and over 10 feet at Pits
burgh, and still rising.
All the streams ebove are rising, and
below, the Big Miami, White River, and
the Wabash are bank full
From Mr.. Osgood, of the Adams Ex-
press, we learn that all the low lands
along the Ohio and Mississippi R. r. are
inundated, and fears were entertained
for the safety of the treslle work near
Vlcennes. Cincinnati Gazeu, 18th.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor

In all diseases inflammation more OF less Predomna'es
now to ailay infama strikes at the very root OF Gs
ease-hence Immediate cure
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
ard nothing else VIII aas inflammation at once aud make
a certain cure.
DAILEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii cure the following among great catalogue OF dis
eases Burns Scald Cuts, Chafe Sore Nipples, Corns,
Bu1ions Bruises aims, Bites, Poison, Chilbains bes
Scrofla Ulcers F,vr Gout, Scrofua, Ulcers e
Sores Feions Ear Ache Piles Eyes, Gout Swell
lings Rheumatism Scald Head, Salt Rheum, Badness
ErvsipeIas RinguoiI BARRIERS Itch. Small PoN, Measles
Rash, &c. &c
it may appear increduloEs that so many dis-
eases should be reached by article such an idea VIII
vanish when reflection points to the fact, that the saFe
is combination ingredients each and every one a1-
plying perfect antidote 10 its opposite disorder
DALLFY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
In its effects is magical because the time Is short be-
tween disease and permanent cure; and y Is an eNtrac
tor as it draws all diseases OF the effected part, eav
ing nature as perfect before the injury 1t Is scarcely
necessary to say that house. workshop, or manuac
tory should be one moment without il.
No Pain genuine unless the box has upon
it steel plate engraving, with the name OF Henry Da
ley, Manufacture.
For sale by all the principal Druggstsa patent NEG
ciuc throughout the United States and Canaa
Principal Depot,
I65 Chambers street. New FORK.
CT. CHACE.
r y PI-IFORu Agent 14-ly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LAND AGEN CY
bstra . II GO.

The undersigned have opened set Of Books winch
give CO plete and reliable history Of every tract oi "nd
;, Iowa county embracing DEEDS, Bonds, Mortgages
rs,.r+s Iocrees aud ali OF Record affecting
the
They sill furnish abstracts, attend to the perfection OF
Titles the purchase sale Of Lands, the payment Of
Taxes collection Rents aud the drafting OF Deeds and
instruments aud win loan money and collect IN
crest for those desiring to invest
Office up stairs in John Ross new stone bnlIdlng OPP
posite the Eagle Saloon High street, Mineral Point
Wis. Wi /. hh->INi'
tc.s FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
To Fathers and yIothp;E-Y

To Fathers and Motheis.-You know how i'm
portaut it is your children that you should keep
good health How frequently DO feeble parents
dressed in mourning account of the death of their
beloved children. What pity it is, when, by proper
and remedies, all these trials and troubles
avoided. When health be restored to the parent
and f and happiness the child Restore the health
of the mother and you ooYate the necessity Paregor
ic Godfreys Cordial and other injurious for
crying children. We entreat you as we desire to inn
prove the condition of race, procure MoRsEs
Almanac and read how diseases accordance
with NATURE laws with innocent Roots and Plants.
DEMONSTRATING this critical period MoKsEs Iu-
dian Root Pills VIII be required, because they cleanse
the body from those morbid hu1nors and thoroughly
drive away all pains, and give and comfort the
mother. From to three of these Pills taken two
or three times week during pregnacy will cause the
mother safe and easy delivery and will be sure to give
stout and healthy constitution the child.
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers in
Medicines. Dec
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
Wisconsin State Journal.

The Wisconsin State Journal published at
Madison, the Capital of the State, devoted 10
\ Ews, PoLuIcs, LITEGATURK, dc, dc, besides
giving the latest intelligence by Telegraph, a
comprehensive Summary OF the General and
Foreign News received by Mail. and much valu-
able and interesting Miscellaneous reading,
pays special attention To Wisconsin matters,
condensing from the local press of the State
every item of interest, and furnish useful and
accurate Reports of the Proceedings and Debates
OF the Legislature, well-dlgested summaries OF
the Reports OF the State Departments, the De-
cisious of the Supreme Court, and all matters
of public Inte-est transpriug al the Capital,
~ 1t also publishe, all General Laws pass
ed by the Legislature, Official Notices. etc, etc.
~ No paper outside of Madison gave LegIs-
lative Reports last year. The 1fjlga'tkec Press
relied a,It the Papers at the Capital for Legisid-
the Neles.
TERMS:
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invariably in advance.
TRI-W EEKLY.-The Tri-W eeklv contains all
the matter published in the Daily. 50 90 per
annrH1, in advance. TO Clubs of four, and un
der ten, 81 80 per copy. TO Clubs OF ten, OF
more, 50 per copy
WEEkLY.-$1 so per annum, invariably in
advance. Ia Clubs Of te1s more, at tie rate Of
ONE DOLLAR PER YF1Ri
20 Session SuB~cuIsEs
For the Session of the Legislature. We will
send the State Journal at the following low
rates:
DAILY One Dollar. for Session of eight weeks
SIX CoP:Es for Fire Dollars.
TRI-W gEKLY.-Fyfy Cents per Copy. Fire
Copies for Trio Dollars.
WEEKLY.-THree Copies for One Dollar Sey-
ca Copies for Iiro Dollars. 1weive Copies for
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