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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.


WEDNESDAY, Jan. 8, 1853.
Mr. BRATCHER presented petition from S. B.
Tate and VIM. T. Tate praying that the homeopathic
will of Nj. Tate be established By law
Mr. WRIGHT introduced bill, TO amend the 9th
section OF an act, passed Feb 18th 1856, to regu-
late and define the fees Of cOunty oficors. Re
ferred.
Mr. HARRIS A bill further defining the duties
Of the Clerks Of the County Court. Referred.
Mr. GOODNER. A bill for the benefit Of the
widow of the Hon A. VI. Savage. Referred
The unfinished business being the reading Of the
code, was taken up, and
Mr. BULLEN'S amendment. striking out that pOr-
ton which authorizes the whipping ald selling Of
white men, whe are 7agruats, was adopted; and
Part seventh OF the code passed the third reading
The special order, The resolution il relation to
federal politics, was postponed until Wednesday
next.
House bill directing the acts Of g general nature
to he bound in the rs part Of the book, and those
of private nature in the latter part, passed the
third reading.
House bill for the benefit P. VI. Kizer, passed the
third reading.
House bill for the benefit Of the Agricultural Blu
reau passed the third reading.
Senate bill TO regulate tipping, passed the second
reading.
Senate took a recess until y P. NJ
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From Correspondence or the Charleston Courier
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
The flibuster question il before the Cabinet, and
Is likely to embarrass them very much. Some OF
the members are believed be hostile to any strong
and decided measures for sustaining the Presidents
avoWed policy the subject. All the members OF
the Administration unite in ceusuriug and denoUn-
cling the act Of Commodore Paulding in sending
home Walker and his party. 1t is not pretended
that Com. Pauldiug had any other instructions than
to intercept Walker on the sea and to prevent the
landing Of his reiuf0rcem snts. Nessrs. Brown,
Thompson and Cobb said to dlsapprove even OF
these instructions.
Com. Pauldings dispatches brought this
morning by Capt. Engle and are before the Cabinet
for consideration.
learn that Capt. Engle explains that the orders
were considered sufficient to Justify the Commodore
in breaking up Walkers expedition, even after he
had landed Walker occupied a small point of land,
whence he was to move for the purpose of invading
the territory Of States with which we were at peace,
contrary TO the neutrality laws, which the navy
TO enforce This will, no doubt be the explanation
on the part of Com. Paulding
1t appears certain that Com. Pauldiug has
ceeied his Instructions, and 1t is probable that he
may be reprImsnded for It, Commodore Porter was
brought 10 trial and suspended for his expedition
against the pirates Of Foxhard0, though he was 10
hot pursuit Of pirates and had been sent out to
break up their nests.
1t is not supposed that the affair will lead to the
sbrOgltion or modification of the neutrality laws,
as will be proposed by Gen. Quitman of Mississippi.
That measure is not likely TO prevail But still,
much fault may be found with the course OF the Ad
mInistration on the subject.
Walker assumes that he has violated no neutral
iy or other law Of the United States in his return
to Nicaragua, of which State he is a citizen, and OF
which he desires to be the legal Executive He
demands redress and indemnity from the Govern
ment.
He is of course loath to be tried upon the Charge
OF a breach Of the neutrality laws. Instructions
yet to be given however, to any z. S. Attorney Tor
his prosecution under the law.
The Kansas Lecompton Constitution, with the
slavery article, has been adopted by a majority Of
the voters at the polls, the Dist December. This
plays into the hands of Douglas, and embarrasses
the President The southern men will insist that
their northern Democratic associates shall toe the
mark or break up the party. The South will listen
10 no compromise of the matter. The northern
Democrats must follow either the President or Sena-
tor Douglas. LILO.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WAsHISGTOS, January ,.

WASHINGTON, January
General Scott arrived here last night lie IS
closeted with the President and Secretary OF War.
Their deliberations supposed to refer TO tue
Urah expedition and TO the best means Of relnIorc-
ing Col. Johnsons army.
Kansas advices couGrm the death OF ClarK' the
murderer of Barbour. An invasion from Missouri
is anticipated at the election on the 4th inst. The
reestae party have resolved definitely to take part
N me election.
Fnibuster Walker has formally demanded indem-
nifty from the United States government for the our
rage inflicted the territorial government OF MICA
rugua in the extradition Of her dictator by Commo
dore Pauldiug,
Mcssrs Shields and Rice, the newly elected sens
ators from Minnesota, have arrivedin Washington
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs have the
Nicaragua question under consideration.
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BENZ. : SHIELDS
TAVIE COMPLETED his arrangements for the transaction
nfa kinds OF 60 his satisfaction. feels
lieut he the expectations OF those who
errrust Goods No conflicting interest his
part shall Il any be allowed, strict Commission
business alone will he stJauPtr1- JAM
- - Az OF CHEAIHAN COUNTY.
r KEN CP1n the .d-rl cl,i'el oil alham County, oy
r. Fry, one OK, marked with while spots min,
split TO the right age or yesrs. Appraised 10
SIS, 90 the Iit1 Of December, 1857.
TAKEy UP by Calvin Gupt1H. in he tenth district Of
-heulnam County hsag Of Sheep marsed r lows
SwaJ the right crop aud un0erb In The let
long tail vaIledO1 the 25.h OF December 1851, at 81
per bead.
TAKEN UP In Chsothsm COUNTY, by Aaron Bone, In the
second district three head n Cattle One Cow calf
and a Wearing. marked t00pss SwailOW-f'rk 10 each
err and urLe~5it u The Ie T. aud about7 ysars Old.
TIE Eeariue has d swallow fork iu the rght, and 10 the
Ion ear The above Cattle appraised 2Jth
.Dgr.- Der ISL. To SIS. JAMES LBNoN
fuT-wEtH Danger.
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% Va. prs Zee 50. oRyLLE ASixoN. c. s 81.


oRVILLB A NIXON, s.ai. vs. GsUEGn NIXON p. 81,
4 N MOTION, aud ii Appearing unto Zee #Ei-lrl on o."
~ Gers AID Master G1lTrs d rJn-r.si..
Of tins state taT the Ortrsg Or cess OF law rauH
served up drn lI IL thereiI5 order. that pn'i
BE- mad she UGi, ana \ uI5relrr lsr FIrI h q a
ely Of Nashville rlQIiTiTZ sl'd NN1- fH s1rga~ .t -
CuUu sae Of &c r.. rH- H--7l q. '
cay MIrcu mex then AMI tBrrl cad. Or H...
10 comp bl, the 90 10 taken far cL-s-
and set tuT heluuz parg o. Co.. rI---
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DOVER . . IL. Feb. =. I-1lr
PROP. o. J. WOOD g. CO.-Geuss. Within few avs E2
have received 40 many 5a-rs and calls -r rrc.. o. j.
Woods Hzlr Restorative lls J-lls were com pt.-e
send % Boston fora quaul 81 L- O. zen ou
be NJ sUldl while We lI Lr arltE uuLl-rg .r U Fu
Every bottle have seems ru lrFe Fru.-l - = .
four customers, and Che OPP r-tI-l- and ---
receives from the su5stal.a d. d HuE- ,-a
vicinity fully convince US -lIL % is ..S3' '---
UABLE PREPARATION.
send us as son As NAV be one cross OF 81 z- ard olo
dozen 81 slEsi and believe y0ufs ve.y r 20
(SzuUdJ DANIEL LAtI"Ot o. We
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SPECIE IN NEW YoRR.-The New York papers say
shat there is more gold and silver in circulation IN
that city At the present time than was ever before
known.
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RnrnnVal.

HB Produce house NichO Green have eHcved from
College Sire, T. the old stand formerly occupet oy
Mrssrs rri- Srartun- No r. Corner of MaraeL ana
CLARK \ rect they vii C9niuue the PO1uce, com
ssion and S0rsZs business, undsr the nam sad siye Of
NirhOl Gr-en & 90.
Try PrJtuCa.
y We paving a. an times the r.srset price for IA
con- Lard. Fea. hers, Ginseng. B-eswEN. &C
E-- al ord. p. mplWsd b. the cash, allied with
lr1mptuess and despatch, 81 moderate commission oy
AMT NICHOL, uKEEN & co.
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Lost,

Lost.
T7HE undersigned has lost uot- u hand calling for Five
4 Hunarel anu lEy oolaTs executed BY MsDrs and
}. e.. EyaE, tBe 3st day Of December &c due tev
months amer das aud made payable Jesse brooks All
persons are n'ey cautioned agans tracing for said note,
ard the makers thereof hereby notified not 10 nav ne
same u presented unless auJbo ed by ANY one end.
ING saa note, Will be compensated for trouble 10 will
have with e. c. IOr1elt or az the on 20 OF TIE Union sDo
tt mean Sae E1s ether LIST city. or on one
lthe railroads ear1E 70 he portion state.
d. K. JOHNSON.
Nashville, Jan l. 1855 T{au5-tf
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AUCTION SALE
OF
GROCERIES !!

e. 8, French and Son.
II TUESDAY, JAN IT, We VIII o5er Tor sale m ironi
warehouse. zr street, 10 O'Clock, the fol-
a5. articles, OF which 10 close OuL I'm
uuL reserve. Wis
so Hl.- sugar from fair tor5g Painted Buckets,
Trme- 5. % rlams Wrapping rap-ry
Zoo laE. ~ o. and Baltimore - bDis Domestic Brandy
Coffee. - 1Uis. Holland Gin;
goo. kegs Nails choice brands; SO g-Is Junus Smiths Old
500 boxes STAR Candles. tCII ezer"e Risky,
weight. % eases Matches;
zHuU b.L=. Whisky. VgFuusIU 700 boxes Corn starch
brands. 100 Whea ten starch;
Tuu boxes Tobacco. goo % CIerult ClEaTs,
1000 sacks cauzr-a nd fue sgtI.I5g Taow candles.
$50 -, T-urs .ssd lrzuls5 BlGking, large and
10 d1Z- Blooms small.
-ar boxes FuC Erluiy
Wan other arrHs the grocery line numerous g.
-a-.---- E--.LH SOY.
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}ENJ r SHIELDS SALES FOR ISIS.

REGULAR AUCTION SALES,
OF Furniture Utensils ETC., every Saturday Morning
- 10 O'Clock.
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IN CHANcER1 AT cEyTHL VILE.

ELIJAH BIPFLE JACKS on PHILLIP
IN MOTION, and spi earng unto Ia8 S11lacu0n o. -.
~ Clerk snd Master that JaczsJu Philips Is mn f1l
Of this state, the ordinary p-0css 90 aF csnl- ~
served upon bim. iI Is therefore Jri5rc1 mas pl9
be mado IN The UHiln and American. newspaper g3i-
10 the city ~ Nashville, Tenn reqairlng sai1 Fl p -
appear ~ The Count House ia the of EefreFler ~
second Monday 10 March thea and there Oh pii-
denug O. Compartments rI tI5 same VIII % 20
ken for confessed aud set zplrs hsaHs PIs as ID
him.
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SAVAGE 6 ANDERSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
PRIVATE BOARDING
- " DEIH VINE STREET,
TWO DOORS from CEDAR.

cost OF he r,,5i.si snteIE mar e1u Be made and "a -
omit . STATE s.t ~ = la9ir part ular cEss thsT n -
s5rsv-iS AAhy Pounds Of yarn dsy tssT s1--i - aS
$50, G, RkARY, lobls, ~
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,eioE ever barred, this he iSth
WATSON n. COOKE,
Administrator Of said estate,
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Hirkory erqyo, s.. caaros o., NO. Soy- 70. -.

Hirkory Grove, s.. Cdar.ds CO., No. Nov 30. 1867.
PROF. D. WOJU.-Dear sIr= s .us Ll-s i-ss r..-.aai
We we're induced to u-e some o. y9l 49, in9
he ehrcis we're 90 wonderful We zen our e-l I'D s'l a
the afflicted, 10 report 10.
Our little sons head Tor some tine bad been pc. esq
covered with s0.esaUl ms called ECEl bead The lr
Amest entirely 0h lu Consequence alrn q irir.
een his suerals advised 1 uze Igur husLer-se Wa
di1 90 with Htfle hope sales, lllr 10 our surprise
that OF all friends, very few ap- catrus removed w
disea entirely md and uEurl-L crup of b- Sol p
started out, say Lual eur olr has beatty
scalp luXGsilus crop ui hair 81 aag u-sr cli
w therefore, do herCJf rrt' -l-l- IolT te-u
tive perecg remedy dIsslgs Of ,l- scalp a laid
We are ynurs res pee flIg-
GhDH,rL b.. ELEJr N llL Han, .
BAAA- a.. HlGGINLuIEAM, q
Gardner, Maine Jure %, IssL .
PROF. o. ]. WOOD-Deaf slr; have used tua boiast
Of Professor Woods Hair RESTORATIVE, sal luIy say
Is the greatest discovery Of The for rea-1ru la
ing Hair. Before using 10 OF s1vs- 80. II
hair has attained t. original color. huu can rsc0ma
mend o the world Without The least fear nay ease "
one Of th5 worst kiLt,
Yours, Respectfully,
DANlEL n. MURPHY.
O. ]. WOOD CO. PrcPris.ors . 2 Broadvay, SCI
New, ln tas greatN. Z. Wire Railing EsIab sh1anIl ~
IA Aarkogst 81. Louls No. And a5Id By s go1l Druf
Elsia' nov SIS 3lliul
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Agencies Solicite d.

REGULAR AUCTION SALES,
OF Dry Goods. Club nV and Varieties, every evening
~ early gas light Terus in ali clses cash delivery.
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BUEJ o IT,, vryr, MIRA.
No, 50 Cherry street. J Juiys
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HOLLINGsWORTH eco oiIslioaiion Or lacy viii bel
''i''N desaS-ws'Prs seass
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r X. KEEgHEVaa. Clerk and Master
cess
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Mr. POLK asked and obtained leave TO withdraw
for amendment the Senate bill TO charter The Column
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NO. 46.

gained the ascendancy, despite the con-
sttuiionai outrages en,ailed upon hi.a by
circumstances over which he had no con-
trol, and which centuries of future exper-
ience may barely suffice TO eradicate.
Ought we not TO take heed from The
above unhappy incident, and earnestly
seek the CAUSE of the depravity which
stalks throughout the land How is it to
be stayed BY prisons BY the gallowsl
by corporeal punishment 2 Or by puri-
flying the Fount Of Humanity
Mineral Point, Nov Il. III. II.
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LOVE- FOR TIE DEAD.-The love that
survives the tomb, says Irving, IS one Of
the nublest attributes of the soul. 1t has
It's woes, 1t has likewise It's delights; and
when the overwhelming burst of grief is
Gained into the gentle tear of recoIlec-
tion, then the sudden anguish and con-
vlused agony is over, the present ruins of
those most loved are softened away
into pensive meditation on all that was III
the day of It's loveiness. Who would not
root sorrow from the heart, though II may
sometimes throw q passing cloud over the
bright hour of gayely or spread deep
sadness over the hour of gloom? Yet who
would exchange II even for the song of
pleasure or the burst of revelryl No,
there is voice from the tomb sweeter
than song; there is remembrance of the
dead to which we turn even from the
charm Of the living.
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THE SECRET OF ELoQUENcE.-I owe
my success IN life 10 one single fact, viz !:
that at tie age of twenty-seyen, | com
menced and continued for years the pro-
cess of daily reading and speaking upon
the contents of some historical and scien-
tIic book. These of-hand efforts were
made sometimes In "a corn field, at others
in the forest and not unfrequently in some
distant barn, with the horse and OK for
my auditors. 1t is 10 this early practice
In the great art of all arts that am In
debted for the primary and leading I'M
pulses that stim .ated me forward, and
shaped and moulded my entire destiny.
Improve then, young gentleman, the su-
perior advantages you here enjoy. Let
not day pass without exercising your
powers of speech. There is no power
like that of oratory. C@ser controlled
men by exciting their fears Cicero, by
captivating their affections and swaying
their passions. The influence of the one
perlShed with its author, that of the other
continues TO this day. Henry Clay.
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SAvrp MN LIrn Bur Losr HER JEW.

SAVED HER LIFE BUT Losr HER JEW
ELRY.-The Cincinnati Gazette tells a
most singular incident Of lady of that
city who had engaged passage on the Aus
tria, but not liking her state room, took
passage on another ship although she was
obliged to lose the passage money, which
was paid in advance, After her passage
had been taken in another ship a feeling
seized her that the vessel she was to sail IL
would be lost. and she with it, and so con-
trolling was this feeling that she stripped
herself of all her jewelry, watch, rings,
pins, brooches and chains. 10 a large
amount, and entrusted the casket contain
ing them to the captain of the Austria,
with directions In case of her loss to send
them to her friends. The lady arrived
safe, the iewelry was lost with the Austria.
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E5 A fashionable young lady in Syr-
acuse was seen by clerk in a store in
the Franklin buildings, TO slip a couple of
pairs of gloves in her pocket while the
clerks back was turned she forgetting
or not knowing that he could loot, into a
mirror near by and see her movements.
Then she took another pair from the clerk
and handing him 50 to pay for il. He
gave her s. change; said he believed that
was all right for three pairs; and bowed
The thunder-struck young lady out Of the
store, bushing to her eyes lex.
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E= If yon love others, they will love
you. If you speak kindly to them, they
will speak kindly to you. Love is repaid
with love, and hatred with hatred
Would YOU hear a sweet and pleasing
echo, speak sweelly and pleasantly your
self.
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/ ton 10 follow them, however; another
minute they might rally and turn upon
me; and sprlnging forward | grasped
/ the relns of freed mustang, and vault
ed into the saddle. One more glance
! around me showed me the Senorila Paula
upon the body of the chief, her laughter
changed to grief, and some of the scat
tered towards bringing theic weapons 10
bear upon US.
"Adios Senorita. and Senoresr' said
bitterly; he laughs best who laughs
las: -
The next moment was dashing away
down the road, the half-rallied robbers
pouring after me vollev, but forlunately
not touching their mark. They would
doubtless have followed me In hot pursuit.
but for the wholesome dread they had of
my still undischarged weapon. As il was
| escaped, and entered the town Of puebla
IN triumph; where, II is almost needless 10
add, narrative Of my exploit made me
hero aud a bon for the time. Here sold
my captured mustang and tiappings for
enough to indemnify me fer what had
disposed of IN the way of presents. and
the next day saw me an inside passenger
of the same dlligencia, en- route for Mexi-
co, where | arrived in safety, without any
further event worthy of note.
What became Of he robbers and their
beautiful accomplice | never learned; but
the lesson taught me on that journey
have never forgotten, and during the re-
malnder Of my stay in that country, no
pretty woman ever had The honor Of being
my business conlidanie, or OF getting pos
session Of my trusty and unfalllng re-
volvers.
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Ysg In village school, recently, as
the scholars were parsing, the word waif
occurred in the sentence. The youngest
who was up-a brIght-eyed little fellow
puzzled over the word for few min
utes, and then, as a bright idea struci,
him, he burst out with :" can conjugate
1t. Positive, waif comparative. wafer
superlatve, sealing-wax."
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Ioon c II L r e.
IARIE~ f. /. E G \ Il T..
ID a IN Il
(O1Ece opposite the Uaiisd States

(OEce opposite the UasieG States H"sei|
MINERAL PoISr,
WILL bay and sell Real Esta'el pay Taxes "a
~ U- Is furnished wtth neRo notes 81 -
- Mineral Point Land odiee District, and VII
q -. .i stsent ou 10 tae Surveying of Lands ana
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. within said distrlet- a. =, A.
~, 90. 80. al Land. different COUNTIES IN te
s Sy;,rsIn for sale averatle terms osaee
-. ]. In :
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CHARLIE cox.
ArCTIoN isAGS
G oMMISSIO NJ e f G q "A I

M,SERAL PoINr, ..
Al kinds Of Goods and Property sold on !.
R,f,-e1c.s-Cobh K Messmore, Geo W : ohe; ; = -
wSssIe Mineral Point Ed HnFGstead, J. n NILS ef-
ego Bsni Campbell, Gslens-
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E We once heard of man who
was badly injured by being rnn ever. " Il
ism. The accident" said be, 8 that nnd
that isn't the thing. but the idea of being
run over BY an internal swill cart, thai
makes me mad"
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S 7 l CK TOGETHER,

when midst the wreck Of fire and s,,oL.
when cannons rend the skies asunaar
AhN Aeice ufagoons with quicko ning stroae
opeh the reeiing regiment thunder,
AS esese up to sharp command
TIL helmets feather touches feather.
Compact, the furious shock they stand.
And conquer, for they stick together.
F" 1leh nov, : aid c buds of woe and want"
Our comrades walls rise faster and faster
AND charging wildly on our front
Come the black legions of disaster,
snail we present wavering hand,
And Hy like leaves before wild weather;
No side BY side. and hand 10 hand,
Wen stand our ground and stick together'
ooa gave us handsome left. one right;
1h~ srst 10 help ourselves the other
10 stretch around in kindly might,
And helf alorg our faithful brother
Then ii yoa br ther fall
And bow his head before The weather.
II you be not bastard all
You'll help him up, and stick together.
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= D E tru.

" me man who wrote the following deserves the
o' nero .or his heart is Of the stuff of which
heroes made: N--
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I
EATON 4 TOX.
Attorneys aud CaEnscliors aI Law.

WIN practice all the Courts Of tile state and in the
t-uitet States District Court
Particular attetti0 5t5eE 10 c0s3cciiE il All parts
cs t4.e state =
Wal also 80 . General Agency business
Dfi-s III Niltuus Block Mineral Point Iewa Wis.
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lef tRe late firm IF c. C. H'ash6nrn = CO..
lRAFrS draws the principal cities oi me iAe @
J states Bills OF Exchange on al ihe large '""nS
q sUrope. at moderate rates r-..s ,-..s .,,7
VIII bay Drafts on points in the United states, ai
the chief towns ef Great 5Filaih .a-'e 49,
msn.. Interest allowed on tiule ceFc
- Office hours, A. NJ To 4 T. 81
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Hg- /" Can you return my love, dear
Julia 2" ' Certainly, sir. don't vant
il, I'm sure
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PRIEST x MINER,

E TToRNEY AND COUHSEI-l.ob, solicitor IN Cahnee
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y Point. VIII attend 10 land negotiations, aud trans
all connected with his profession
promptly at;e.ded L.. Ofce County Building. 81
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

rE,fE gnersnea would respectfully announce 70 hS
old fricnis aud patrons that he has res ~
himself Mineral Point IN the lls =, -, h
1rr, lie will At a II tiures promptly fespptio - ~
at tosc requiring his professional SERVICES H. =
49, l.-f1eur,' ana office little south q ths
F{stt5 y, - ~rr ,f Fountain street and henry ae3
ll -8 '1'i'aiug iisi Wa HiLDEBRAND-
So Dr. Hildebrana has brought with nm rom . -
alGav s,n,e ue.y and valuable medical ms e
-,t-aa-tiou of hieh rheumatism, inda
ss aeafness SC NAV be speedily cured 0
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BANKING EXCHANG E OIL FlCE
TITt4FR HI NUITTLE-E -Eb,

~ ENERAI. LAM AGENT opposite the L : Hols'
II Highest, Mine Point