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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
HI. Donglas and Mr. buchanan

The Washington correspondent of the
\. Y. Times writes:
There is 10 doubt that Senator Doug
las has finally left the Democratic party.
lie speaks with great bitterness Of the
President, and considers his administra-
ton responsible for the iniauitous rro-
ceedIngs In Kansas, resulting in the L.
compton Constitution. He saws the first
hing 10 be done is - break down an Ad-
ninistradon that has shown itself false 10
democratic principle, and which mani
i'Sts Incompetency in all its proceedings.
Upon his side, the President is equally
81 "rgetic in condemnlng Senator Doug
las. Ii the Senator should hesitate to 90
GU. HE President means to push HIM out
OF theiparty. To that end all his friends
remaining In the federal Offices in Hi
nois. will be turned Out during the pres
ent month.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

I-"--s - T7-1I 0-'l-
The Utah mail. which LEFT Camp Scott March
Isl. arrived. Troops continue IN fine hea,5b
and Were anxiouslg awaiting the ,ia..r,,Ir,5
OF the Commander to proceed 10 Sal; Lake
Johnston had regular effective force of aiob
teen hundred men, aud thousand animals in
good condition together with large volunteer
i11oe' ana the general impression was that he
would not Wall Tor reIntorcemeuts before rl,ak
IN an attack Communication with salt Ii
MY Is entirely prohibited and Little or pofbinT
u known Of the intentions or preparations IF
AoFn1ns 10 resist the entrance OF troons
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
Giddings-Crittsnaen CLAW.

One OF the Washington correspondents
relates the following Interesting incidents
son Saturday last, while the discussion
upon the Kan as question was ia progress
and while all parties ia the House wero
more Intent upon arrangements for the
final struggle than upon the arguments
OF speakers, and while all were in doubt
as 10 what might be the ultimate course
Of Mr.. Giddings and his confreres, the
Hon. Mr.. Critlenden came into the hall,
and near the door, was Joined by the
Hon II. Marshall. But a moment was
permitted hem for communication, when
alr. Glddings went forward, and taking
NJ. Critic aden warmly by the hand, wuh
recognition OF Mr.. Marshall al the same
time said: "Who could have believed Ibis
OF me, that | should be found with YOU.
following yOul But, while / have spent
long life IN fighting against eniuies,
and am ready still to fight them, | have
never fought, and cannot now fight
against my friends. | remember we'll
the occasion when the ban Of exclusion
having been passed upon me in the
House, | had taken my hat and was
about leaving, | met you, Mr.. Criuenden
with Mr.. Clay, at the door, and Won each
gave me, in that moment of trial, the
warm hand Of syn pathy and friendship.
do not forget, for the great ends sake,
strange as 1t may seem 10 some, and cen
sured as may he by many. in memory
OF the pas | am with YOU, 90 with Won. .
A gush OF warm tears of true PATRIOTISM
here came forth from the three SO united
and The fate of Lecompton in the House
was so sealed past redemption.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
" All nature Is Gods tongue.


Aud tie realms of space are the octave bars.
AId the music notes are the suns and stars
NeGetaoie lie as 1t passes from bud to bloom.
from blossom into fruit, furnish ft emblens Of
the law Of Eternal Progression, and they are all
instituted By the Father of spirits for our IN
provement Every flower every blade Of grass.
and every pebble, arc but letters in the alpha
bet which compose ae book of Nature The
song OF the birds blend. together harnoniousfv
the streaGllet dances 10 the merry music OF re
animated Nature, and the soul sympathizinE
with 1t. sends It's glad anthems OF JOY up to the
throne OF God. Thus 1t becomes elevated and
purified while consciousness of its inability
to comprehend these primeval teachings tends
10 iofesh;iuow It's immortality. Oar world is too
rich IN materials for thought to be enjoyed in
one short Lifetime, which, in fact. is merely
Natures rudimental sphere in which the few
principles that we learn serve As incentives to a
deeper insight and more extensive view of the
ooundless Empire of her beauty and glory
ARD who does not recognize the enobling Truth
'S7t our spirits IN their upward transit viii con
unue TO tahe IN larger measures-deeper inspir-
atoms from her meXhaus able fount Of Wisdom
10 which, priucipalIties nor powers can not pre-
vent our free excess And he who lives within
her legislation has peace, while he who violates
her laws must receive the penalty and loose the
enjoyment of the delightful fragrance and beau
THU symetry of the rose from the qreatey. pain
he receives from Its thorn in consequence OF
having seized 1t with rashness. -
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lLYELL, ELFxESvs GEo1. D. 62s 7


g ! fellow IN London. England. has been
u'1.S a successful business in passing bad coin
liUIt''eS and religious meetings. Dressed in
ss.icliHea expression he produces a i've shIl!Iop
eoS az the collection, aad desire, to con,rI hif7
!, !, surfing. Ae onsu~peeting plate-Lolder hands
~ - loN' shii-iugs and passes along An
o "a SIor who did not trust to appearances, had
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

Inc =. Louis Democrat reaches rs with =, oar
non Tor vlgnette to its leader. aDDo,.nci,,,, 49,
great triumph of the Free Demo,racy e g.
louis by 100 majority. Tie democrat save
ne have 10 record to-day another olo-,o,s
''l~''Ih q the Free Democracy of s. -
over /, eamoMaiion Of MI the opposition in tba
S"S, ~ majority which Will range Close No.
twelve hundred votes Wcsav i - ,-Ir = oii
I'.'''a' ana q we consider the any7liarc,.. ~
N'.' "-' t-e Traar-al expenditure If NH,
.,',''' =, 5.e various elements ii.af WON, -
"',''. 'Sa.s'~t - and t.e almost s-,,..r,,.,,,,
exc. Si'.Ii~ ct a"r at vaa~arstS 1T s-,.,II
$'e'E say that more signal ,gf9rJ n he -
g 3l.. reg = ~ Gig ateesg acl~i,af
ii'e :. te wall de uausira.e n r, r., those l
.S.e /. VA Thought We should have accns.;,r,s
rom me American PARTY. tie mass of nat 80,
-; = ga me contrary. unitei upon the rnnosf-
appears We're made to every r,re,,ndi,a
- e'SIf passion, and our honest co,ep,1,-r
y En- ."e tcal, as last resort placarIdl NJ
.'.sS a. "a'f5tg once been SiGvcl6l,Ier ,,9 ~,
1l-.s" 'iilt As a reason why he should 10 ,-a.o,I
a7a hss 50 much for the charac,er Of 'o.eN
Il IS sGfhclenf at this late hour 70 tL.,
me whole tickes has riumphed by n,as-n MS
..ehi average majority of twelve HUNDRED So,
:. It'' We nave carried both branches al the O.
'"''c!i ana that the free soil gain in G. 7 -;
>hce Apni last, when the party car,a :; ii .,'
plurality and failed by nearly 210 -. ~ y d
ga9ritF has been from, t5io7ee - tf,ss,, - "
'''oS 1"ss IS glory enough for one dan.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

a HEGo-TnE FINAL EoTE OK LEcoYProy.-
When the memorable vote was taken on Lee
compton. on the Is, inst Col Harris of Illinois
his deathly pale, corpse-llke countenance look
ing still whittier and more ghastly from the black
ness of his beard and hair. was brought into the
hall and placed reclining in his seat, a air.king
spectacle Of energy and resolution triumphant
over disease and suffering.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
NOTHING ELSE DOES MEAHY GOOD.

N'I HIN u ELSE Dues Vi r y - (OOD-
LANCASTER c. II, 5. c., MAY, 1896.
On. c II. JACKSON, PuTLAD'A. DEAR SIR II have been
afflicted with Dyspepsia for years. until
three years since could find nothing which would AFFORD
relief. Fortunately for ne I heard Dr.. Hoof
and German Bitte.s, ana thought would ny Them
not, however, with faith that should be benefited
By their
relieved Of the pain in my side aud chest w appetite
became good gained strength, and in fact felt stronger
and in better health than had TO- long l 90
allow myself be the Bitters If obtain
them for no hing else does any good l willing
al all times and ready to state my any who
wish to know the full particulars, and shall with
ple7sure recommend them who may be afflicted
WITH Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, for bell any
ming Will give them relief they win be relieved by
Llnd German Bitters Many persons il this district
have used the Bitter with beneficial results, have
doubt you could get number OF CERTIFICATES we're You
them, for ms knowledge quite mum
medicine.
almost TO- got to mention that my daughter about
six years of age cured OF Joundice By Hooaards
known them used in any other case of the kind.
Respectfully yours, A HALEs.
Witness. J. D. Glenn. Si!rersmsfh.
These Biters prepared by Dr.. C. N. Jackson, as
Arch street. Philadelphia Pa and sold at - GEMS
per bottle, 10y druggists storrkecers every town
and village IN the United States, Canadss and South
America Abr
/ +. .. PULFoE.D, Agent. TineraI Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

RATHER SrxEP.-From Z calculation made by
Nr Tappan. member Of congress from New
Hampshire. ii is shown THAT the transmission OF
each barrel Of Flour from Fort Leavenwer;h 70
Utah. for the support Of the I. S, Troops. costs
Uncle Sam 500! No wonder the I. S. Treas
uty IS empty.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
Circuit Court, Iowa County
FtScnasi-. For Foreclosure
OF Mortgage.

neut OF Icrocios@ and order o. sale uado md r,t=
Cd Or the said Circuit Court OF foa county, The =Tth
the 30 day Ct HiaT next 4 D. ISIS. oe-ocA p ".
said dav, the front door The Court hCasa tI
city OF Mineral Point, the county oi lows, H. he .tg
OF Wisconsin, cler for sale ~ Tu5ile aUcii aG sal ssh
10 The highest and best bidder following &c
scrbsd real estate, 10 wit: lots No. 100, IsG. III I-
also lot l5 oXce that Ioitisn OF aid Lot l55 cccta -
Ihumas hSman ~ deed Aeariu date CetuAer d 1854,
and recorded Book T. Of neet>, pages
being in the vilaSc tEow city1 Mineral Point.
Iowa comfy, Wisconsin. u1uch ILs zuovs
described lands will be requisite Iay 1Ee
1883 1900 tege-vr viL ini-rssl trol The -5gL
March, 1855 ceats sEl. aad
L-usUs
Dated SLerils Ol-cc AiEerel Paiar, prii 81 1855.
GEORGE 1tE,-sI Iss5iITE.
sheriff lows Co, N.s.
CozB L TzssgoRE, At.'y ~ PrG. xiv-tt4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

ANOTHER AWFUL CALANGTY.-The Steamer
Sultan destroyed BY fire the morning Of
the 3rd inst, few miles shove ST. GeueYieve
on the Mississippi. and from p to 80 persons,
either drowned or burned to death by the cal
smIty.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
O'NEIL K Bisuor. P,r Sc.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. ! Circuit Court. ~, "a,
County OF IOWA. Foyocluzure Of 10 8
William Ryan,
against
I 1rrz -

NOTICE is hereby given tist by virtue of the fgl-
= rfent o. foreclosure, and order uf sale r.rdarr r.
tie said Court on the 29th Gay Of September \ ~ IS
IN lhe ABOVE entitled cause, shall On th, piss @ y
AP5ll next, n D. la5N two o'clock f. n a. 81 zr
- the front door q tie Court House within tf @ Il
li't't I.H' IN Tie county Of Iowa and state a.r--
80; a'.'y ~ pHEile auction and will sell 10 IL
AtShS' an" pest Bidder fer cash. the follow inc srsr
Premises, cor SO much thereof may he reeui. .., 80
~ 71i. q HEe hundred and twenty dollars .u
tt..'r, Nitn COSTS Of salc--dcscrutiou Cf IL
premises, 70 wit; Commencing at the North-Ncst e.
% Iot NO 'aifts-sevcn a71 Of Vl,its Survev c:a
% nisC'Sln running thence TIVE 1.-TWO 17 feet gs-
49, lli's i4ish street, thence right angie. -atl-
ward to"aIGs Fountain street, a point - hi ,--tr-s
oe'Ween High and Fountain streets thence vrrsrr,-5
twenty two = feet, and thence northyard 10 tu u.-s
of beginning. ~ '''0 -
SHsTit once, city Of Mineral Point March 9th Is-:
TfohEE MISS EESNITH, Sheriff lew. Co Wis.
Io-t"s- CoBB * AgssAoRE. Conn ut's Attgs.
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WIGS-WIGS -WIGS.

BACHELORS WIGS AND TROUBLES surpass sill
They ar, elegant gLt easy ard dul;.lle.
Fitting TO a cLa.n-no turning mp hehin9-no shrink
ing oil the head indeed, this s.the only Estabslrea
where these things are properly understood aud made
Nir-1y 283 Lrcadv.v New, Ye.k
i. D. PULTCED, Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
NA7RIDD.

In this city, on the Sd inst, by Samuel Tho
mas Esq, Mr. PETER HUBERr of Arena, 10 Miss
ANNA MARIA WILLIAMS of Barreltovu
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
Mineral Point, April 3, 1888.
For the Tribune.

MEssRs. EDIToRs On March 3lst, little
girl with sparkling eyes and smiling face, pre-
scented the writer with a small but tas efuIl ar
ranged boquet OF Spring flowers. They being
the first | had seen, together with the blooming
visage that presented them. revived my senses,
and, suggested p!easin train Of reflections up
on The teachings OF Nature. which are now be-
SPRING.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

Cor. BESroS.-We regret to learn that Col.
Benton IS considered beyond hope Of recovery.
His disease Gan internal cancer) has assumed an
alarming shape, and it is thought he can sur
yiye bat a few DAYS.
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= otilS : hereby given shat ty-sf.ts.. ~ tHa ..3g
L -.e-s o. e t>e S.,. -. Ht SHE s--e ssa Reinforced
~ iIe SAID Circuit Court oI Iosa eoaafs on re aa @
q 1ta-c. 50 i2 The above entitled r4se she'll. u the
- DAY - Ny nszf-A D. less, u'ctccz J. =. {
saia Ef % iA- 'front.' CU.E OF House IN tl, az
% Mineral 3Lt. IN she counts cE Iowa ia tl.e STATE II
!s1l,f' "lt-l i- '- ~ PIT auction SEX.
me AIEtt+t tl-i Cor cS4 tc following L-zt.lI.G rgas
estate To W.T. dc sou beast qrag;vF Il ;he kuutEe.
quarter 81 section number laLrtSca a. Cf kovus IT.
a4IlCeF iegE -lostA II rUc three 90 east co ra.ia
DRY acres q Jas d moro o. .~-st j. in= aid Hr5a
- '-'V "Te deserted lands viii p. requisite To 81.
'e sum OF - oo-4t-, s1.ec vt interest and cost.
bate- SHERIFF. ofcc, src5I roin: 2,a-cs 1.sh 1873
SEJs.-E- = 80 I-4->3.-ELI, SHsl.-.
IAHIET Ear0>. 49, iFR- zi-i.1s
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II PROBATE-lOWA COUNTY COURT

IN ne matter Of Che guardianship of Catherine TIogo
kis' minor heir of Joseph Tregsskis deceased.
reading and Cling the petition Of George Nesse--
~ smith, guardian 81 said minor. representing among
Other things that She the said ward Is seized certain
real estate in this county, and that il is necessary
that the should be soId and praying for license %
sell the same, and II appearing the Court from al
petition that IL is necessary sell said real estate i
ordered that tho Of kin to said ward and perso
Interested in said estate appear before the Judge III
Court Monday, the third day Of May next ensu.E-
the Court House the CITY Mineral Point in ss
County, then and tiiere show Or any there b
why license should not be granted for the sale Of ai
real estate according 10 the prayer Of said petition AID
it is further ordered that copy Of this order publish
de for four successive weeks in the Mineral Point usr
weekly printed at the city Of Mineral Point
in said county.
J., ". STRONG, County Judge.
Dated March 18th. A. D. 1853 Jii4J
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FIRsr ARRTyAL.-The first arrival az Chicago
from the lower Lakes was that OF the Schooner
Shook, and took place on the 9th inst.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

f1uch respected citizen of Milwaukee. died IN
that city on the 9Th inst, after brief illness.
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Iz5@ About three inches Of snow On
the ground this morning, April 18th.
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Lost Lost!

Ladys Gold Pencil (with cornelian top and
Gold chain Necklace in the early part Of week 4
suitable reward will be paid to The person returning Ell
ther both of them upon application at my Office.
April 5th.-14tf L. Il. WHTTESEY
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SOTICE is hereby given la D. virtue the Judgment
OF foreclosure and order q sale made Edeled
say q March :. D. lsSS IN tie above emitted cause
shai on ti-e ltl gay Of A@y next, - . ISIS,
Mouse n t'e cE ut Mineral Point in tie county al Iowa
IN the state OF I" Isco>i oLcg Ter sale al uulc A-Ct-u.
!--""ins 'eSti-s real estate, TO wiz Al tlls-
or iiece q -"nc j. ing and GelEg ia tho
cral foint, county Of Iowa, aa sat Of WISCONSIN mole
P"rcustIiy l17cieta - follows 1t being AL that psTs
OF 0ts one srl two In block number thirteen StTos
addition 10 tle village c Mineral Point excepting 70 u.
VS. Ee-et".2r2 Seeded ly Harriet Jutsoa Iis5-ly.
night 10 Charles 1ettFlsk IS tie less
much Of the above cestGiued lzcs VIII Ice r-ar-
site 10 pay tAe suul Of y5-i31 Jec ~ J.. es-
est su1 costs aCcrui0E theron.
Dated >hvEI-s u-le Mineral Ffiut Ne-er c-tl. lS-5
ca UEGE NESS. rs tl4 It, sheriff
lows County. Ms
TAELEI EAIoN A...T far FLg's. IL.
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II. u. HJTCUISCS.

General agent for the United States.
loo Chambers Street New York
10 UhoH7 al Uhotc:Gle orders sAould be addressed
r. D. PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler Smith
Co., Chicago; II. BlakesIy St Louis l-v
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- Portland, Me, a stronghold If
democracy a1o has elected a Republican
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} Circuit Count, Iowa Comfy
Wisconsin. Fuv ta-ecle-Gls
} OF Mortgage.
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Tndershi>ts.-For Gentle1len or Ladies wear uoola-
- ana SIX at the New Store OF J. SMITH
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H0GALLoNS Apple Butter just received apd for sale
'pat JENKINS, BARRINGER = cos.
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CHANCEKI SAFE.

FAaIEr E2-o,l At.ry I'i,a-
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r. y. PULFORD, Agent.
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= J Circuit Court,
; Iowa County,
s.. y EScGasln-

! acton o. FEoIsfsso=y E0ts
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

against
John Martin and
C2Ih4Tius Martin,
r
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STATE OF WISCONSIN

tUENLE OF ICWa.
Pardon D. Wright,
Harli~t WI!s Ef,
Tain SIX
s-a-Est
T.1r- y n. -tas4
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STATE o. WISCONSIN.

County o. Iowa.
John Roberts,
p-4-.,+frT
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STATE OF wIsCoxsIx

William Il Bai son, and :
Niiiiam Deacon, late :
Co-rartrers under the :
uaIne &s.vle Cf BahsoG < I
Deacon. gtf9u DENTS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-14
A Precious Jury.

The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer has the fol-
. lowing article touchinga portion of the Upton
Jury which turned the murderer Bolton
loose:
We learn from gentleman, who came
down from Covington yesterday about noon,
that three of the notorious twelve, named
Joseph Vaughn, William X. Archer, and Jo-
seph Maxwell, whom the Grand Jury indicted
for perjury, in serving in the Bolton case, have
been arrested and placed in the Jail at thatp place
10 await trial. Another one named Elijah Webb.
against whom similar indictment has been
made, has taken " time by the iorelock" and
rendered himself invisible To the eyes o. the
sher II, by flight. But We understand that a
faithful officer is close on his trail, aud does
not Intend to cease pursuit, until he is depos-
tied in the same quarters now occupied by his
three above mentioned partners. Joseph
Ward, another of them, has been sentenced TO
s,rye thirty days in tie county prison, for
cruelty beating his wife, and he Is also recu-
perating at present on the aforesaid limbo with
the others. 1t is said that there is another
indictment for assaulting some one with intent
20 kill, hanging over him which he will have
10 answer as soon as his thirty days imprison-
ment shall have expired. An indictment for
murder has been brought against yet another
OF the celebrated dozen" named John NJ
Phillips, who, we believe, has given the re-
quired bond OF bail. The Grand Jury has
also found true bill against William 4.
Lane, for bribing some Of the jury Ia tls same
case-he also gave security for has appearance.
This indeed, il sudden retribdtion upon those
men who have perured themselves aud basely
perverted the laws of their country, which
should have been as sacred 10 them as their
lives.