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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-02
PUBLISHED DAILY ND TRI-WEEkLf BY
sDGAR sNOWDkN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 2. 1888.

The absolute demand Ut the peace loving
portion of the people, for ACTION On the part
Of Congress in reference t, certain subjects
which agi,ato and disturb the public mind'
is polite and Just. That it is not responded
to favorably by their Representatives, elbows
that these latter have neither the good sense
nor the patriotism of the constituent body -
The thirteenth week of the session has COM
meucea, and nothing has been done, Of con-
sequence, in general legislation, aud moth
ing, at all, towards O settlement Of the sub
j.c.s, which, as long as they are kept up, as
topics Of debate. ouly excite sectional strife,
and increase sectional animosities. There
never yet has been debate in Congress
touching Slavery, which has done any coed
to any posiion of the country, and we often
wonder that Southern representatives. will
consent needlessly 10 enter the melee. The
rights of the states and the people of the
South are GUARANTEED by the Constitution and
the Laws, and stand upon grounds impregna-
bic to any assaults, by mere words or
speeches. Their duty and their true policy,
is, therefore, in any aspect Of the case, TO
press for action. They will thus know Il e
sooner, and know exactly, what they have 10
do now, and what they have to prepare for
in the future. 10 the meau time, we gain
nothing by political or sectional disturbances.
If the attention of the public were once
turned to other channels, by the temperate
discussion in Congress, of matters touching
the industrial interests of the country, and
other things having q general interest, in
which all sections are alike concerned, and
which cannot be made to depend upon geo
graphical lines, (apd Of these there are many
there would soon be a very different state OF
feeling from that which now ex sts. Bat, IN
truth, almost every thing else is now shut out
from consideration, except that which goes
to divide the nation into two hostile "arrays;'
and we present the strange spectacle OF
united Republic, with the members pulling
apart, and seemingly intent on breaking
the links which hold them together, although
thew almost all acknowledge that their
greatest good lies in preserving those links
intact and safe. Much Of the evil and scan
i al Of this spectacle, We repeat, can be fairly
attributed to the unwise Course OF proceedings
in Congress, the unnecessary and often mis-
cbievious debates there, and tho tlilurs to
act upon proper occasions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-02

r---. THE WASHINGTON. hLfA
STEAM Jacket COMPANY The steamer
COLUMBIA Capt James Harper, wi. .ra'
Baltimore on Saturday, al O'Clock, VI. he
turning leave Alexandra every Wedu"s4li
morning, al 7 O'Clock
The steamer DL9HOND ST.7TE, Capt j.
Kerwin, will leave BaltImore every Wrdar,.lg
at clock =. NJ. and returning. leave Al,hou.
dria on Saturday. at o'clock, p. NJ
For freight apply TO
WHEAT Il BRO. Ag,u's
All way freight will be required invariably
advance mh Ill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-02

/ Isl OF LETTERS remaining IN the Pas.
/ Office, al Alexandria, Va, Oh the ii 5,y
oil March, 1875 Persons calling tor Letter. m
this list, will please say they are advertised
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mn 2-eoIm HENRY FITZHrGH

TINE TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED
L WARE offer al a small advance Hfo.
cost, superior Ivory Handle Table AMI Diesel.
Knives with or without Forks; Carver, 1aHs
Caryers Scoops for Pine Apple Chee,. b'sa-
Knives and Nut Picks. Also, Silver rd''-
Forks, spoons, Ladies, Casters, &c la''s
Goods are from the best Manufacturer an'".
They are heavily plated on the best qualify
Albata, and will give satisfaction.
mn 2 JOHN OGDEN
7 OST Yesterday, between 5. Ca,ts nd ~
i Asaph 81, on Duke, a pair OF "'Ip
FRAMED SPECTACLES, which the mo-"
will please leave at this office and rscr,'s
suitable reward. feb z--3.
VIRGINIA STATE STOCK AND con,
Y PORATIOA OF ALEXANDRIA SiO'A'
for sale. Apply TO 49,.
Exchange Bank OF Virginia, Alexandra g
feb Z5-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-02
nAzINs EGYPTIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE,

DAXINS EGYPTIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE,
ID new discovery tor changing ins;antaHe-
ously, grey or red hair, eyebrows and ~hlskers,
to a beautiful JET BLACK or BROWN color,
without injury TO the skin Tnir new prepare
ton is warranted to dye the Hair of p-rma-
nent color in ter minutes Just received aud
tor sale at c. G. BERRYS
NH 2 No. ", King 81
blue Ridge Republican,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-02

TNNGLlSH HAIR BRUSHES, very ine quail
IL ity also, Teeth and Nail Brushes, iG.t re,
cely ed aud Tor sals by VIM A. HART,
No. 100 King street, corner OF Pitt
~ Sign Of the Golden Mortar mn 2
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
d. NEoRSEs
lNUIAN ROOT pills.

X MORSE, the fnventoro OF af0RsE'S INDIAN ROOT
~ 4ilIs las spent the greater part os ms lie IN fr
North Ameritlas spent three wear. .roper tle 5ia
OF our !" eslern couatrst il this nav tliat e.. IN
hrst man 70 establish the fact thar M diseases foT
!NFURlFX o. raE BLooD-that oar siren IN Aeath ana
i've depended uPoa this vital fluid.
hen the various passage become yged and do not
- .ii1oli. with the 1iitercl-s functions of the
ana diseased thus causing all palms, sickness ana dis
tiess .. every name our strength Is exhausted,
IN throwing OF the staguaut Umors, Jae blood
come cloked and act our hf az life
should keep the various passages body Tree ana
open. Ana hop pleasant u Us thar We have il in our
Indian Root Pills, manufactured from plants roots
which grow around the mountainous cliffs IN Natures
gtrieu. for the health recovery of diseased man
one 81 tAe roots from which these PilIs are made i
torIlr Wilel opens The pores ii the sin, aud assists
Nature in throwing cut the paris OF the ,orrtltion
within. ie see0Ad i plant which is E2ectorat,
tL 9lsi's AM naelss tle passage % the Iangs and
tlns, ia scott ming 1Itater performs Iut. - throw
lH- ~ .=' 5a 2t.'eE hunars from the lungs b.
aud double strength 10 tae kane,s thus re.ur,.el
u "a ~ "-ll'uuts 81 lHlpuntE from the blood,
t-4 - el 'iAio"l "it ponntltutiy ~ the urinary
water passage ami which could been llscha l
,-e-i- - o- ti-e rms Aiite engaged IN
Ff l-s lle uiooa the eo@fser PARTICLES OF iiarrriy
Ale cannot pass By the other outlets TINS taken
uP ana conveyed Of ia great quantities by the bowels
, rom me above Il Is shown that Dr. Morse Iuaan
completely root ont as, el.sIsa - - l 4t1 -i1
Pua +, aad te lie Of the body Which is the blood be-
pain is driven rom tie gse@f "a =. ~ Us 's9
Nacn tHe nod, fs-9f5es u o--ile te'''-in
Why - many die, Is because they so get medicine
which viii pass to the afflicted parts and \, e viii open
The natural passages 70 The disease be cast out hence
large quantity ai food and other matter is lodged
tie stomach and intetines literally owing with
the corrupted thus undergoing disagrecabe Ter
aen ta1ioii' constantly m>ins with the blood, which
throws tAe corrupted matter through every vel and
artery until is IA taken from the body 10y disease.
slofses ilLs haze sded Ia themselves victory, 10y
storing millions Il The sick y blooming health map
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN rRoBArE-ro,yA COUNTY COURT

IN the matter OF the estate Of RoBr C. DYER deceased
~ reaiiug and Alag the petition OIL E Messulore
~ ADMINISTRATOR de hsnis non of said estate,
I9rh that no personal property has his hands,
e am NJ ot debts outstanding against said deceased x
DESCRIPTION O. all tie zeal estate Of which said deceased
clea sliced, anu praying that license hiln granted
% sell the whole OF said real estate, appearing by
s31d pelition that there IS personal
Ands OF sad administrator In ray said debts and
- necessary IN Order to pas the same sell the whole
q sad res! estate az Is therefore ordered shat per-
sons interested IA sd estate appear before
THIS Court on Monday. the fourth dag Of October
ensT-ing, al the Court House Citv @ Nj aera
Tor a. IA sad county, then aud show cause
therehe lFy license should not be granted said admin
i-orto sell said real estate according the ufa4
sl1 petition Ana II is further ordered that copy this
order be published for four prior to said
day of hearing in the neral Point Tribu8e weekly
newspaper prated the City Mineral Point ia said
county. l. NJ STRONG, County Judge.
Dated the 9th day Of August, 1865. 4w35
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aInItTa. StLE.
CHARLES i. Illslerv. PlaintiI
against Ir Circuit Court Tor L

CHARLES j. ilslery. Plaintiff ]
against in Circuit Court Tor Iowa
Gideon NJ Ashnorc and Co. for lesEfre Nor
Po}iv AslimuTe. his wife. Def.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF decrctaI
y orLer judgement for sale made bv the above
named Court, July 2Ut}i, ls5S, above entitled
cause. wiseit al Public Neudue, TO the highest
best bidder. cash. The jth day at February next A.
d. 1893, between the hours o'clock IN the fore
noon and the setting OF The of said day the front
aoorot the Court House, the city of Mineral Point,
the County of Iowa. and State Wisconsin, Ile fol-
lowing described Real Estate being the mort gagged prem
the above entitled action, ITO Wit fractional
section No three (5) The northwest quarter. west half
OF fhc southwest quart and the north quarter Of
tu- southwest quarter IF section No. eleven (Il) the
east half OF section No len 0) ami the half OF
Southwest quarter 81 section No. ten I0,) all OF which
S'- tracts 81 land Gte situated IN township eight 81
north Of range No. i've east in he County of Iowa,
state of IS Wisconsin. GEO. AES~ EI~ NTH.
3+-t-a-lrI-l-Gln Sheriff Iowa Go. Wis.
Sheriff Is Office Cityot Mineral Point, Aug TO- 1o5S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14
SifEs,iFE.S SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that by Of deerctaI
- oer OF the Circuit Court of iowa county Wis, and
dated july 3lat, $685. in action wherein Edward b.
Allen was plaintiff and Daniel Whitney a. we're de-
PENDANTS viii, on the 9th day OF October 1855
tr"hf door of the Court House. She city Mineral
Point, Iowa county Wis., 10 O'clock a. NJ. sell at
Public venue 10 the highest and best biddrfo cash the
south west quarter OF Section numher wenty-oue Oh
in township number six % north, Of number
~ east, al the fourth principal meridian situate in
said county of Iowa. 3ftis
DATED SHERIfF's OFFICE, GEO. MESSERSMIFH
Mineral PIT Aug. II 1855. Sheriff of Iowa Co, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14
~HERIFF'S SALE.
Benjamin F Thomas, CIRCUIT coUnr,
=

Benjamin F. Thomas CIRCUIT COURT,
against O..
Willism Chapel. Execution No. 1903.
n Office is hereby given that by virtue of a writ Of
y Execution, issued oUt the Circuit Court in aud
for the count Of Iowa and State OF isconsn, GATED
the 18Th OF July, I65S. and directed the
above emit I'd cause. against the goods and chattles
lands ana trnenlcufS OF the above
this DAY sliced ami levied upon the Threefourths of the
Northeast Quarter of the SOUTHEAST Quarter OF section
No nineteen 40 Town six North Of Range No. three
() East the Threefourths OF the aforesaid described
Northeast Quarter Of the Southeast Quarter section
10. nineteen 49, Town six North Range No three
90 East being the west side OF forty (lO acre tract
and viii sell the 5th day of October next 1858
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock i. VI. and clock p
of said day, tho front door of the House.
city of Mineral Point, in the said county Iowa
State of Wisconsin aforesaid. expose at public
auction, 70 The highest bidder foe cash. satisfy said
writ and costs.
GEORGE MESSERSMITH
Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis
Sheriff Office, Mineral Point
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SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
BAGgS'@
MADISON MERCANTILE COLLEGE,.
Corner OF hIifflin and Pinkney Streets,

Eraec5 IF Baeogs Mercantile College, Cincinnati Ohio
rfHiIE UNDERSIGNED e~pectfnIsy ANNOUNCES that Sc
has got u- new college, t6ce completed The school
opened ts reception u{ Pupils. and an necessary
itDcerleuts u11sz eolnprc bcnsIve
thorough course 81 Commercial Instruction than can ho
o6tane ia any other school in che Western country,
aud equal every respect Of instruction
given any old and established College an Cincinnati
Ohio
The course OF instruction embraces Book Keeping by
DOUBLE ~ TRY, IS adapted To every department Of
lrle Sud Commerce Commercial Calculations, Pen
inaush5P Lectures Commercial Law. tlc science
Accounts Customs 81 Merchants and other Commercial
Topics The plan adopted in teaching combines Practice
with Theory. ana thIs qualities the student for
sIe active duties 81 the Counting Room.
Tie Lectures Of the Nisen Institute delivered 10
the all of 1he Mercantile College building Their liz
lgare. Reading and debating also the buG-
r sad So asrru cement with the Institute Cur sta
a al said Lectures, uefa les. Libra
RI, and Reading Room privileges daring their entire
coarse. free 80 charge
students may enter SO aay same that best sIEs their
convenience A Re completed in from six
ten weeks, Enough taa time Is uaugaitea-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14

7" nc t-uttt q TIC tFH"T ttVsp ~ ne f9A0T HetTS
SAMUEL HILI, deceased.
an reading and fling the petition Of Jane /. Fill
bach, guardian ot said minors representing among
other things, that her said wards seized certain
real estate in This co9nt and praying sell
Tie same Il is ordered that the of hin said
wards, aud al persons interested in said appear
before the Judge o this Court Monday the 4th
Of October ensuing at the Court House the
et Mineral Point ia said county, then and there
{if amy 'here he} why a license should not be
granted for the sale of said real according the
PRAYER of said petitioner. Audit is further ordered th
copy OF this order shall be published Tor four
weeks prior TO said day OF hearing ia the Mineral Point
TrbuHe,' weekly newspaper published at the city Of
Mineral Point IN said count y-nacd August Sth lS5S
4w34 T.. n. STRONG. County .Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14

90 The Editor Of the Dodgeville Adroegse
complains Of having been severely Frost bitten
last week Shouldn't wonder. Green things are
aptio suffer II. that way this season of5he year
Il dose of his"Ioo1 biee pills, taken nwardly
and wrapped Up ia wet blankets" won't save
him. hes a gouer
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14

PLUNs--Nr BUIKE FAacHILD, has our thanks
for a few fine Plums. unusually large and de-
iclous. The variety, We think Is the Medeter-
ranean Mr. F. has taken much pains in pro-
tecting the fruit from its first blossoning to ma
turity from insects, and 50 far succeeded as to
raise about one and Lalf bushels from a
single tree, but unfortunately. during a severe
wind a few days since, the tree was broken
down and ruined. Dir. T. has, however. de-
monstrated tie fact that Plum Trees may be
etFe;tualiy protected from the ravages Of insects.
and Prodace abundautly il this locality.
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~ PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

To a wufn IL may concern. I'm tae n3ttaro the state
81 IHstr SION AHoN, deceased
FILTERS Sc a1iafs -ratjo1 s4i estate having hrcn
I issie3 O. sa:.~ Smith cs Che tewn 90 "s"u.iu--
county Iowa. ana S-ate of Wisconsin, on The 10th
q p-eeurler A. ~ -,s ana eighteen months RI m a17
after ssid d1v being allowed fer rae creditors e. present
ta-fr claims ter examination ana slowanc5 an1 siN
months longer from The SINE having been ajt0et tar 4e
continuance 81 sii aas i-rtiaU notice = ae1en Gi-
THAT rfe navr. rse8 vji Monday the fourth 'as
- October g. D. I>5> the Court HeuSes IN The cay
Gvsut jl SOFA county, receive, examine ana
sfl claims aa ies- % a. persons against s-
T. IS. STRONG, County Judge
Dated Mineral Psint, Sep. %, 1875 5-S3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14

STATE OF WISCONSIN. }
CnrNrN nn BANE
Office Commissioners S. and Z. Lands, !
MADISON. august -, 1875.

>o aH 2g sTsn a Lane am IOWA
d Ian tlec cfofa
SUI jet axes
te tmef ese ab bytc
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14
SALE OF FORFEITED MORTGAGED LANDS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County or DANE.
Office Comm IS ouers S. ard y. Lands, :
MADISON, August "a, 1895 5

ali STATE c" ePf4 61s Office caHFs ard y
will bell
lennso esame
XIII 8 H1s1Se. commissioners ,s.pdUL Lands
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14
HUGHES & DICKINSON.
AND cosIsIES-Iox MERCHANTS
Dealers N ! JrafBER, SILT PRODUCE,
LEDES IL &. g

Goods oE Ems description consigned 70 our hrm vii
ul-t witch PROMPT attention Once a. the terminus
he Rluarst Point Railroad. in the of lanyen
!easr..rs. Mineral Fainf. NtseaHsln
LlcasL HrsHEs I8t- JossrH y. DfCzgSsoS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14

Sheriff IS Office, Mineral Point,
July 23d, 1s5S.
l. II. d. CRANE, Plaintiff Attorney. 33w7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14

yRESu usaases, Lemons aad Coeoangts for sale ~
5. JENAIA : CO.
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Teachers Institute.

BY reference to notice ia This paper it will
be seen that the meeting Of the Iowa County
Teachers institute viii be held in this city in
October commencing on the 18th.
Wetake this early opportunity to urge upon
Teachers, Town Experimentation others in
tercssed in the cause Of Education. the import
ance Of their attendance. Heretofore there has
been general apathy on the part OF those who
should take the deepest interest in meetings Of
THIS kind, and but very few have attended,
Iown superintendent should see 10 it that all
Teachers within their respective Jurisdictions.
attend the County Institutes None are so
wise as 10 b. unable TO derive any benefit from
them, and none who consider it to much Of
tax upon their time, are fit for the important
Office Of Teachers
The approaching mectingof the Institute WILL
undoubtedly be one Of unusual interest, and at
tended by some of the best Teachers in the
State We say then 10 All Teachers and Super
lntendents in the County, from this time on,
make your calculations 10 be present.
NEw SEoRE.-4r SAMUEL ZoLL1SGEE, late Of
DodgevilIe. has opened a choice lot OF goods in
the new store recently erected bv W1. IAvYoy.
On Commerce street Mr. Z. IS 4 fair dealer.
and cannot fail 10 attract fair share Of cgstorn
ST. NICHOLAS BEsrAupANr- Messrs. lr.pPrs
d WAGNER have opened Restaurant in the
rooms recently occupied by Miss CAMPBELL. and
Mrs. DAvEr, opposite the County Buildings.
where warm meals can be obtained at all hours.
Their rooms are fitted UP in fine style, and they
have our best wishes for success
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-14

nsars ofHghlsud, PLANTING Attor
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Edwin Barnarl.

Robert J. Vance, Isaac
pcheitren and d. f.
Thomas, PLAINTIFFS.
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D. HASTINGS. C.,nsnasssssrers 81 s. and O. Lard.
GABRIEL BOUCh,
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~ paoBtrE-IoyvA County COURT.

Dated Mineral Psinr, ssr. 70, 1855. s-s7
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
Cen Policy

Hon. James b. Foley, our present
member Of Congress, was IN town th''
week. He looks IN fine health and good
espiriis," and is evidently "loasa' In the
district by special edict of his master
Robinson, who has him on pennanc'
since receiving him In "full fe'ership.
The General IL, no doubt, lahorine
with all bic might 10 fully rcinstat'
himself for having presumed 70 Msnaa'
n politician and not act az bid. without
thinking. We really pity the General
as hc seems 10 have put on sack cloth
and ashes" and Ia emphatically In the
wilderness, doing up tho dirty work Of
the party. We know no one 10 well
suited, rs the result OF 1856 dcmoHsta.
ted. II Lard Oil would turn his alton
ton TO tn. voters imported 10 the cam.
psign, In otherparts OF the district than
Rush, and call TO bis aid the General
he might exhibit some nice work Of his
friends,
Tho Geni. has ample supplies Of INA
terial aid, F" and Is, no doubt, scattering
II freely In HE 'toir" Of more perfect
organization over the district,
That Que tract Of land entered iol
him IN Nebraska, by order OF the Ad
mlnIstration, will enable him, II diApos
cd, TO bleed freely in this canvass.
When will our people hold their ON
clals TO non.interiercnce In clectionsg
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
Doings before the Justices.

The grsat monotomy OF our town
has boon slightly ruiiied during the
Iasi few daya by attempts 10 apo city
manners Late on last Saturday night
tour Of our suburban noighbors, Gmil.
Iarly known as ecanebreakers,' being
elalcd By their achievements IN grocery
row." started homeward; but conclu'
ding d at tho hrthest way round wac
the surcst, followed the wrong pike, un'
I'll they found themselves seeking quar-
ters where dwclt u CO. tain lady OF ut
tractive qualities. Feeling ashamed 0
their mission, they demanded OF th'
NAV Of tho house, two OF their friends
whom they feared were missing. From
cross questions aud silly answers,
muss soon arose between our horoe
and the recently awakened household
which soon led 10 clubs and boulders.
On Monday the Office Of Esq. Kilgore
was crowded by spectators, and other
more Interested, to hear trial for riot
Three Of tho defendcns fearing tina
Justice would not be Injected out to them
took change Of venue. but the fourt
stood trial, and was fined ono dollar an
costs. The defendant tried hard I
show that the prosecuting witness wa
the only rioter and that our heroes wcr
not after him, but somebody else, whe
they interrupted his midnight slumbcr'
but his houor, tho Justice, seemed
look at the facts and not at the motive'
HENCE tho the fine.
The other defendants appeared be
fore Justice Riggs an Tuesday last, an
one of them electing to be separated
tried, the jury afaer due del'beratioI
fined him one cent. Tho remaining tu
finding il odog cheap" torked over the
+ coppers and walked of happy as king
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

We are informed by the officers OF
the Franklin County Agricultural So
ciety, shat in addition to the usual at
fractions at the coming exhibition, they
have secured the great Amcric an horse
tanner Rarey, 70 give an ex hlbilion Of
his skin in tanning the horse, each day
of the Fair, provided the citizens vii
furnish, tho animals, for tho purpose
We hope to sec q large turn out on tn
occasion, as there is no extra charge U
members or daily visitors.