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Prairie Chickens
We, like the aniable poet, whose lines we al
ways associate with the "Oid English Reader.

We, ike the aFnlable poet. whose lines we al
WAYS associate with the " Old English Reader,
Would not number in our list Of friends
The man who neediessly sets foot upon worm
In fact, speaking of chickens, We fear that We
should plead guilty to the charge OF oei.'g
chicken hearted" that is, If having heart for
chickens might be so termed And we are IN
great dancer lest our sersibiliies shall drive
into forgettaIsless Of the respect we have here
tofore entertained for chivalric knights-errant,
Who. with double barrelled blunderbusses,
charged with No. 8 shnt, RAJ age cur peaceful
prairies and let slip the dogs of war" upon its
unoffendiug inhabitants who, In all the limo
cence OF uufledged clickenhood, are reposipg I'M
der Tie wing Of maternal sol!citude eve beg
pardon if the last two lines verge too much ON
the poetical) We had always supposed there
was something manly in field sports that they
elevated the idea aboye the range of ordinary
minds, and gave birth to those noble and lofty
aspirations aud feelings which would make a
man scorn to take advantage Of unprotected
helplessness. But sc fear the DAYS Of chivalry
are past, and that. unless something more than
seusibilitv is appealed to. the bags 6 our ia
nous sportsmea vlll come in filed with the
half-grown and half-fedged bodies Of young
birds which any boy could knock down with a
stick or a stone = birds too unsophisticated to
hide, too weak to ~, and too small to eat For
ourselves, we should as soon think Of sucking
our fingers or taking homeopathic pills fer sus-
tenance as expect to get strength, or enjoy a
/ quiet conscience, by feeding these ghosts
Of murder ed Bethlemites - yet if our consc:en-
ces were as tough as an old prairie cock. we
would refuse to play Herod on economical prin-
/ eiples for who does not know that one grown
grouse on the first of August is worth half
dozen Of the 18th Of July -?
T Gentlemen Of the Shooting Iron I What say
you Shall the game laws be amended ex
tending the prohibition in favor Of game to tn,
/ first Of August and shall acoinbination of sports
men be effected to enforce it, or not
- LATE DISCOVERIES Is PATHOLOGY show
that very many Of the diseases affiict Iaukinc
arise from impurity OF the blood This has Ion.
been suspected but Is only lately known. Il
consumption, tubercles are found 20 be sedi
mentary deposite from the blood. Dropsv. Govt
Cancer. Ulcers and Eruptions, all arise in dis
ordered deposites from the blood. Bilious dis
eases and feeers ar caused solely by its de
ranged unhealthy state. and en- the decline 0
lie followers want Of vitality in the blood
To view Of these facts DR. AVER designed hi
Cafdartic P;H especially to purify and invigor
ate tie blood, and hence Ne believe to arise ii
unparalleled success IN controlling and eurin
disease Aedcal Journal
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OFFICE OF MINERAL Po1ST R 4 Co.,
MINERAL PolSI, Vas, July 3, 1885. !
DT ORDER OF the Board Of Directors this dsv
IL made, Notice Is hereby given that special meeting
o. ne stockholders IN the abovenamed conp4uy Will lie
held at the Office OF said company ia the CITY Mineral
Point, Wisconsin, the Isr Tuesday in the month Of
eprerose- next. the being tie TN dav OF ss
month, ter O'Clock tor the purpose OF elecfin,-
nine Directors 70 serve for The Unexpred OF the
present year. ad tansastin such other business IS nav
legiti-nately lo--e before SAID meeting
slew Nm. T HENRY Sec-et1-v
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- Tie Beaver Dam Citizco. wants the Cen
eral Laws published 10 the local press. il SAYS
The only papers ia the State il which The
laws are published by authority" are the Mad
ison -4rgss and the Madison Journal. and '.c-
cofdIng 10 the statement Of the -4rqls itself
made only few days ago, It's circulation is only
100 copies, while that of the Journal Is abont ~
much more let these two papers. circulating
together eight hundred copies are expected ia
give publicity 10 laws passed for tie government
of 5000 people
The circulation here alluded to is only the
daily, The General Laws are published in the
weekly edition. also, which gives them wide
circulation, We have 10 objection however. 10
tie measure suggested by the citizen.
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Price of Lumber in Mineral Point.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY c. N CCgTIs-
clear, $50 a So Siding dressed 81 a S23
second do - - 20. rough, 20 q -
Flooring, dresd, Is so
do. rough, 20
Fencing, CON-, Joist scant'ing and common hoauds,
sf5 @ SIS Shingles, warranted. 81. I.ath IS 50.
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Crops in Wisconsin.

4 Janesvllle CORES pondent writes to the Chi
cago Press and Tribune, under date Of the 9th
inst, relative to the crops in that vicinity: The
grain crop looks we'll n this region, and Is in
deed promising. There Is a certainty Of a good
crop OF wheat and barley [the staples here -
Corn looks q little slim, but there viii be a good
average yield
CRoPs.-Almost the whole of the winter wheat
in this section Is cut, aud with few exceptions Is
better than usual-surpassing ia many instances
the anticipatious of the farmers themselves. The
dreaded rust has proved no great harm. Spring
wheat promises well, as does corn also limo
Thy grass Is being cut, and Is very luXuriant.-
Contrary To expectations. potatoes bid fair to be
a mlddllng crop, and in almost every other par
1cC-ar, the gloomy torrb0dlEgs on account of
We weather are as vet uurealjzed Tho weather
resembles that of Ae.sg1st-coui nights and warm
days, and i regarded a5highly fayo-able-BGy-
db0o Repssjiic.
THE CRors.-The prospect IA enconrariuo- for
an unusually heavy crop Of grain and Of ser pro
duce in Northern Wisconsin this wear We hear
none but favorable reports from The .arminc dis
tricts in this and the adjoining counties and the
weather for :hree weeks back as it Is now. has
been Of the right sort to bring ont a good crop
and an early harvest. Should the Weld be as
large as present appearances indicate, there viii
he surplus of all kinds of produce sufficient to
help the farmers comfortably through the pinch
which viii obige INN to sell al prices abso-
lutely dIscouraglng, considering tile labor re-
c
ed country 4 gentleman. lately returned from
a trip west rs far ST. Paul speaks In the high
est terms of tile wheat and corn fields potatoe
patches etc, which skirt tie route ia the Miss
ls~ippi he says of the so.l in the newly settled
districts through which he passed. flat it is the
richest lie over saw. particularly along the Fox
and Wolf rivers Groea ban -tdeocafe
CroPs, 6c.-The frequent rains and murllv
weather we eNT erionced a few weeks ago. made
some impression on our wheat fields In this val
ley, in the way Of rust and blight. But having
been oul around in this vicinity for several mil 10
last week We think the damage Is neither very
serious or general, and that oar wheat crop viii
be fully AN average one. When The rust has at
all affected the wheat. it should Ice cut at an
early period. As soon as the stock is cnt. tbe
effect of The rust ceases, and the berry will come
to maturity IN lew days if left ia the swarth.
Sparta Herald
WEATHER AND CEors. The cool and drv
weather for the past week has bees mer, V and
blessing to farmers in this section of the State
and We have strong hopes that they VIII pe re-
warded by something near an average crop.-
The farther north we go. the wheat will be short.
Corn Is looking much better than could be ex-
pected, and promises wel-oats also Finer
weather than are now having could not he
desired Porfaqe B0slger Stgt,
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NOTICE.
II. q. HUTCHINGS,

General gent for The United States.
165 Chambers Street, New York
R D PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler, Smith
Co. Chicago; H BlakesIy, ST. Louis lily
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Another Effort o Iav the Gable.

QUEBEC, jelly 2f-The Canadian screw steamer
Indiana which left Liverpool on Wednesday, the
l4th, brings interesting news
ne maj break IN the Atlantic Cable was
Just below the stern Of the Agamemnon, after
u 40 miles had been paid out by that vessel
he Agamemnon then returned to the rendez-
vou7 N mid ocean and cruised there for i've DAYS
IN anticipation Of meeting the Niagara. On her
ARRIVAL al Queenstown, it was resolved to Goa
and start for the final attempt on Saturday, the
I'th, there being stIIl $500 miles of cable on
both vessels.
Il Is officially announced that the grand na-
,&i REVIEW at Cberbourg viii take place On the
tth Of August.
There had been terrible massacre of Christ
ans at Jatfa By the Mahommedans. Twenty
persons were murdered including among them
ne English and French Creoles Three British
nen-of-war had been ordered there.
RAISING OF TIE GALESA-The Red Wing
sentinel OF the 18th inst. says that Messrs
oodenberg and Day have taken the contract
or raising the boilers and machinery Of the
teamer 0alena- after the machinery Is taken
ut the wreck viii be removed from its pres
NJ position, where II is very much IN the way
steamers landing AZ The levee- t>die7-s t,s5er
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTICE.-ovnvrs ofSchool and University Lands
in Iowa county hereby notified that unless Taxes
paid thereon previous the Second Tuesday DeSep
TENDER next, the viii be Madison
unpaid when additional expense of 25 per viii
be incurred.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-03

C4LL 9vD SLE FOR IOCRSELTESt
TINIIE rurl takes this method of informing the
citizens Mineral Fairt. and the public in grnersl.
o. pr.cuItuZ
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CANADIAN WHEAT CEor-A gentleman NJ
W Wellington Square, well posted on the condi-
ton Of the Canadian wheat crop on the Lake
shore districts, writes as follows TO a CONNER
claI House IN Oswego The sample of wheat
tins year will be misorably poor I firmly think
1t viii be below the average Of last year. The
rust is very bad all along the front what the
back viii do I cannot say.
The Hamilton Tsrses remarks
a prominent merchant in the city who has
Just returned from business tour Ia West Mid
dleSex and the adjacent country, gives US n la
mentabIe account Of the ravages Of the nudge
and weevll IN that part OF the Province. In
one held which was examined, while IN the ri
entity OF est NIddlesex, he was unable to dis
cover a single head of healthy grain. He has
presented Us with several stalks not one Of
which contain a single kernel He also states
that on the whole length of his route along
Lake Erie the crop Is IN the same condition
utterly ruined
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A STAPLE ARTICLE

County Treasurer lows, Co, MIS-.
Mineral Point, July 25tb, 1855. 30w4
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y ~ are hereby summoned to answer the complaint
L az HtHuFa 5arsa. PiaIatiH copy 81 which +.
r pa ie Office OF tie CLERK Of the Circuit curt lowe
ana 70 serve copy oi tour answer the sub
,ul - Mineral i"iut Iowa county Wisconsin, within
twenty - afrr Tie service Of tilis Summons exclusive
Of the day of service and il YOU El to answer said
complaint rs hereby required the p.jutif viii apply
the court for relief demanded ia the complaint.
COBB & MEssNoEE ot Mineral Point Pilinti : Attor-
news
Mineral Point, June %. ISIS. p2s
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Cd e" ~ tt -rnn-iu,
iowa county Circuit Court.

rle FiIuIT Ee-ires the Trial %:
.l1- Action. IL ANY There De-. tc H-
lad lin Size county on IasgI.
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i. II. WARREN,
Civil Engineer and Land surveyor.
Office over IThitHesey's Ea7aking House.

MINERAL PoIyT WIscONsry
STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT corrr.
COUNTY OF IONA, So ) Iowa County, Wisconsin.
The PVtfdesres the
Montgomery u. Cotbren Plaintiff, traI OF this acuou
Against # any there be, to b.
Gilbert y. Horton, Defendant mad in the County
J Of Iowa
THE STATE OF wIsCeNsGN,
To Gilbert N Horton, Defendant.
y-OU are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint
j Of Montgomery NJ CothTeB Plaintiff, copy Of
which Is hereby delivered 10 YOU, and 70 COPY of
your the subscriber a. his Office in NieraI
Point, Iowa County Wisconsin within twenty "a rs af-
the service % this zuoous exclusive az the Of
service and il you fail TO said complaint as
hereby required, The plaintiff viii apply the Court Tor
the relief demanded II tAe COMPLAINT
NJ 81. C0THREN
lvel Plailt!l.,s At Y.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REW4RDg
= T r a Z ED OR TOLEN

NEoN the subscriber living in the town Of isidseay
= Oh the I4tH OF June soFrci Mare ana BACK Cot+
iae years old hind feet white up 20 the pas
ture joints, small the forehead and uIl uHler
the glands The colt three months old, with bllg-
name and raii.
ANY person returning said mare and colt the sub
scriber IN Bi3gey. viii receive $50 reward, any per
giving Informal where they may DO osnd shall 10
literally rewarded.
W r. SAMPSON.
Ridgevay, July 20, 1855. goal.
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Returns of the Wisconsin Parks to July LIST.

Ehe total amount of mixing capital in
the Stateis = l560oo
TIE tota! amount of circulating u0tS> 2eS 40
The totaL amount ~ saaeia hand Is SIS co7 "a
The stocks deepest "a 70 secure the cir
cl4ltion amount sSa aa-
iH addition the notes ana bonds Of bank
owners, required hy law 20 be sled, Is
eTer 100000
There are ninetv-oue banks IN the State. Of
which seventeen commenced business since Jan
cary lst. 1855. aud three commenced business
since July i-t. The latter three are not included
in this report The banks having the largest
deposit account, in their order. are a. foiloxrs.
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Richard Drurr, Defen daDts
" OF are hereby summoned
i OF Andrew Bolster. the q
copy OF which Is heTunto anne
your answer on the euh~cIl5el
lage OF Highland, in saia cont
ter service OF this summons, e1
vice. and u you fsil 10 answer
required the plaintiff "iit ~
for one hupdre0 snd TWEEN 20
cents. with interest at tAe Z
thereon from the arst cay y
csstS.
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CIRCUIT COURT,
Iowa county, State o
Wisconsin, re-
Summons
TO John watervorth ara

Il 70 answer the complaint
/, above named piainiiii,
uexed. and serve a copy Of
Ter al his Office IN lie vi
rtv within twenty Gays al
exclusive Of the day OF ser
? said complaint as hereby
take Judgment against yoD
fou- dollars and thirty-nve
! rate of twelve per cerr
II February 1857, hes;css
I u. STRONG,
PlziEtIG > Aftorley
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r. p. TULFoED, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

The Irish Nt,cs, the journal of Mr.. Thomas
Francis Mesgher, which appeared yesterday, has
q leader Oh the coming election, III which various
candidates are praised, but the Hon. John Kelly is
not even mentioned, How il this We fear that
the Hon. John is destined to be slaughtered in the
house of his friends, or rather of those who were
his friends before he sold himself to the LecOmptOn
ties. Whatever faults we may at times have i'm
puted TO the Irish section Of the Democratic party,
Lecomptoni-m is not one of them. They incline
more To follow the banner Of Douglas than of Bu-
chanan, and when the great issue is So distinctly
presented to them as it is in the person of Mr..
Kelly, they are disposed, as We infer to administer
rcbuke 10 both the doctrine and its representative.
They will vote down Mr.. Kelly and Lecomptonism
together, in spite of the two or three hundred
pensioners whom that parsonage has quartered in
the Custom. House. Under these circumstances
We think Kelly ought at once to appeal TO Mr..
buchanan to save him. Let the dogs of the Fed.
eral Administration, now employed in the fatuous
attempt to worry Mr. Clark and Mr.. Haskin, be
called of and devoted 10 the work of protecting the
lion. John Kelly from the hosts Of his enemies,
snd they may possibly render his defeat less over
whelmiDg and disastrous thsnt now promises TO be.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

H. the House Of Representatives, on the third Of
NAV last, Mr.. Grows joint resolution providing
thar all public lands shall remain open to preemp-
tion for five years after their survey before they
shall be offered for salein other words to give the
settlers ten years precedence Of the specuators-
was objected 10 by Mr.. Clemens of Virginia,
and Mr.. Grow. motion TO suspend the rules TO
allow lis introduction was voted down-leas, "a:
NAYS, 1c Among the Nays were these eminent
friends Of the people, JoHN CoCHRANE and
DANIEL +. SICKLEs. With what face can these
men again ask the suffrage. Of their felowcitzens,
when they thus lent themselves to destroy nes-
sure Of inestiInabe value TO sborious emigrants,
and 10 the settlers of the West Among the Yeas,
however was HORACE L. CLARK. Voters re.
member this fact aud leave Cochrane and Sickles
high and dry along with the Pennsylvania Nays 10
the scheme-the Clancy Jonese., and all that
uIbs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Cor TaE Bull Ri TIE HoRSs.-TIe Paterson
n. j.. Guardian for some days has been publishing
series Of articles entitled Geary and Kansas, con-
deused from volume the same subject by DR..
Gihon, editor Of the Democratic organ in that city.
The Doctor acted in the capacity Of Secretary to Gov
Geary, and had full opportunity of witnessing many
Of the most fnghtful which were prerented IN
that Territory during the Reign Of Terror. The book
was found to be so damaging to the Administrators
tha. II has very mysteiioasly gone Out OF PRINT
resident Of Paterson Us tha; the articles In
tion are predicting lively sensation there as the
accounts given clearly show the complete pTostTas'on
OF both Pierce ard Buchanan to the slave rover
while the authority is OF such kind a. cannot BY any
Democrat be called in question. Inc Gnsrd'd"
announces its determination to continue the sunect or
soue days longer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

II is sn occasion for hearty congratulston
that the difficulties in the With Congress
sionsl District are now settled. and the Op-
position i. united upon single candidate.
The matter having been referred TO Com.
mtt,c consisting of Messrs. c. A. Peabody, j. B.
TsyoT, J. A. Stevens, K. A. West and d. w.
Rigs after hearing Of the parties the Committee
decided thst Mr. Dow ought to withdraw from the
contest. which he did at once. in manly and cor.
dial manner. Let all sections of the Opposition
now bring out their full strength for GEORGE
BRIcGS aud his election and the total defeat Of
I.,comp,onism are certain.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
THE PEOPLE NOT MACHINES
FREEDOM or THE RspResgNTArive.
STATE RIGHTS AGAINST FEDERAL PATRONAGE

The people of the With Congressional District in
favor of encouraging Representative to do his duty
in Washington Independent of Federal diotaton, and
to vote his constituents wish and not others die
tate-the people in favor of MAKING and KEEPING FREE
the only popular branch Of the Federal Government
the people who approve Of the Hon. HORACE F..
CLARK in Congress in favor of honest suffrage
in Kansas and of self-goyernment there-are invited
10 meet at the Cooper Institute Oh THURSDAY Even
ING, Oct. 2S, at Il o'clock. The following dstin-
guished gentlemen will positively speak:
Hon. JOHN W. FORNEN. Hon. WIN CURTIS MOVES,
Hon. WM NJ. ENARTS, Hon. JAMES BROOKS
Hon. RICHARD BUSTED Hon. JOHN McKEON,
Hon DAVID DUDLEY FIELD