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RT,ANKETS,

BLANKETS.
GRAY & TURLEY have received an,
" other larsc lot of fine Rihbon-honnd bea
BLANKETS, 12-4, which are 10 be sold Tor st
pair. -ALno- So -, ro,orod
S bales Negro BLANKETS, White and Coored
which will bc sold very low.
Auonsta Feb 8 1858 u
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LINENS, LINENS, LINENS.

MICKEY d. PHIBBS have just received
~ per steamer Adriatic, large lot of IRISH
LINENS, manufactured expressly for us. Parties
in want of q pure, undressed Irish Linen at Euro
pean prices, would do well to call and examine
our stock.
Aug gusta, Feb. 1858 tt
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
No, g.

Y WILL attend at the times and places herein
IL after specified to collect the State and District
Tax for the year commencing the first day of Oc-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17
Rates ofTuition.
BETHANY ACADEMY.

YEyIIE Exercises of this institution will he re-
Il sumcd on MONDAY 2lth January 1903. u;i-
der the control and instruction Of Mr. GEORGE
GALPHIN. oo
Classical Department, per Session. -. .$l5 90
English ..... lO wv
Elementary Z" ..... { SO
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Surveying and
Book Practical and Theorctical-belong
to the Classical Department, and are charged ac-
corlingly.
N. D.-Every kind of dissipation is strictly for
bilGcn Bv the rules of the School, all offenders are
expelled or suspended without benefit Of clergy.
W. HARRISON, President.
81 &. sHEgEAnD' WEsr' Trustees.
JAN l3 3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17

ADMINIsTKATOIs'S SALE.
-Y yirtpo of an order from the Ordinary I
Eb shall proceed to sell at the late residence Of
], ". Trotter, deceased, on Thursday the 25th
inst, all the personal Estate Of said deceased,
consisting of
FOUR LIKELY NEGROES,
Uouscbold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantations
Tools Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, &C., and many
other articles too tedious to mention.
s. ]. DYER, Adm'or.
Mar 10 StF
N1OTICE.--T0lled before me by John B.
IL Mcblcy, at the Circular Mills on Shaw's.
Creek, EdseGcld District, 9 miles East of EdsefeM
c, H., and 12 miles North of Aiken, certain BAY
MARE, with both hind feet white, right eye out,
about ii hands high, 9 or 10 years old. Appraised
at s35. SAM. POSEY, NJ. E. ID.
Mar 5, 1855. lm4m* 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17

GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE
BROOM & NORRELL, Augusta, Ca, will de-
liver in Augusta and Hamburg all goods bought OF
them FREE OF CHARGE.
Augusta Ca. Nov. tt 4t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17
DIRECT DEPORTATION.

WE are thr only Southern Agents for John
w Whiteside g. Co.'S. celebrated UNDRESSED
IRISH LINENS. We would call the attention OF
Merchants and House Keepers, who aro In want
Of PURE Undrcssed Irish Linen, to tue above
brand, which we Will sell BY the yard, piece, Of
case, at rery low rates. ,,o,r ,u,n,o &
Augusta, Ca, Mar
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17
NEW YORK, March II.

NEW YORK, March l..
Sales Of Cotton 1000 bales and market quiet.
Flour Srm with sales Of To- 900 barrels. Wheat buoy
ant-sslss 900 bushel,-white 81 j2! Corn advan-
cling, with sales Of $1,000 bushels. Navals firm.
Rice dull.
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HOTEL FOR SALE!

HOTEL FOR SALE!
ss,TE CAROLINA HOTEL, for ~xA
i merry known US the SPANN seT@
HOTEL, is now offered for sale, and iiH
will be offered ON the most accommo- q lzE'll'
dating terms as to time.
Tbi, uOTEL is situated in the most eligible Po-
sition in the Village, on the South si'le OF Maine
Street, near enough to the Public Square Tor aii
purposes, and sufficiently quiet and retired /: ana
has always, since i,s establishment as Hotel, done
a good business, and will no doubt continue to 90
so as long as Well kept.
ANY person desirous Of entering into this bust
ness would do well to call and examine the
premises.
Connected with this Hotel are corlmodious Sta.
bl.s. containing over nne hundred wel.rcguated
Stalls. Carriage House, Cri 3, sc Also, good
Lots for Drover's Stock, and Il fine GARDEN, as.nt
one acre in size, not surpassed by any. ihe "hoie
premises contain about three acres.
The undersigned would not be induced to oiier
this valuable property snle, were it not for DO
me.tic atilirlous Tic is now disposed to turn his
attention to Some other occupation.
"'''''" :" 0 +. NJ. NICHOLAS.
EdscGrll, Oct l9 Al
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7,lJI,i1iI 7JluJp,ia1EiIS s SIwrRp;I w LORD E1anf AND GOV. TEE

Private letters from the American feet in the
Chinese waters, give a somewhat different YER
sion Judge Reeds correspondence with Gov.
Yeh, from that published by the London jour
nails: Mr.. Reed, it seems, sent a communica-
ton to the Governor Of Canton, in which he in.
formed him of the objects of his mission, and
requested IN interview within the city. The re-
ply of Yeh was that he would receive the Amer
lean minister Reed without the walls, as there
was no instance on record of the reception OF d
foreign envoy within the city. Mr.. Reed, more
over, hsd, in conformity with his instructions,
rendered througk the Governor of Canton the
medistion of the United States Government for
the pending dificultie. with the British. This
was rendered before the ultimatum OF Lord Eleln
had been sent to the Governor. The offer was
not noticed, and no interview had occurred be.
tween Mr.. Reed and the imperial Government.
u It is stated, that, in dispatch from Yeh,
which the British had intercepted, he spoke very
contemptuously of the American offer of media.
ton.
Mr.. Reed has also had correspondence with
Lord Elgin, upon the subject Of the instructions
of our Government, and the position which Mr..
Reed was to take in regard tothe war. Lord
Elgin expresses much disappointment and cha
grin at the determination of the United States
to keep aloof from the conflict, or from any
course which would tend to coerce the Chinese
Government into change of their policy to-
wards the commercial and Christian WORLDLY.
T. Express.
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SI,eriH''s Sale.

SI,eriH3S Sale.
Archibald McCord,
William Nowden.
DY Virtue of the Fier Facias in this case, to
ID me directed, will proceed to sell in the cor
porats limits of the Town OF Edgefeld, on Tuesday
the Both instant, the following property to satisi!
the Fl Fa in the above stated case, to wit: One
Bureau, one Safe. one Rocking Chair, one Bed
stead and furniture, pales, trunk small lot OF
tin ware. l tool box, and other articles Of House
hold Furniture, &c. Terms cash.
JAMES EDISON, s.E.D.
Mar 10 3tc ~
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) HoRkILE DE4TH.-We learn, says the Rome
Courier, that on Wednesday or Thursday OF last
week, Mr.. Jacob Smyer, the owner of q mill some
three or four miles below Coosarille, in this coun
sy, was caught in his machinery by his clothes
libly matilated, causing his immediate death.
Mr.. Smyer was worthy citizen, and his untime-
ly death is deeply deplored.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17

ARRIVAL OF MoHANNED PAcEA.-The long
expected Turkish resr-admiral has arrived III
New York, and taken rooms at the St. Nicholas
Hotel. A New York paper informs US that the
Admiral is quite prepossessing in appearance,
tall and well proportioned, and of a dignifed
and graceful bearing. The officers who accom-.
pany him are Maj Said Suliman, Cart. Thessan
and Lieut. Sadick, of the Ottoman Navy. With
the exception of the turban, there WAS nothing
exclusively Turkish about the dress of the Ad-
miral or any of his suite. The Admiral says
that he visits this country for the two-told pur-
pose of building vessel for the Turkish Navy,
and comforting with the Government, officially,
as to the representative of the Sublime Porte.
He intends to remain in New York short time
before he proceeds to Washington. He was in
command of division of the Turkish fleet
throughout the Crimean war, and was present
at the attack on Sebsstopol, on the 18th October,
1855. The Joint Committee of the Common
Council, appointed to make arrangements for
his reception, paid him visit on Sunday, and
Invited him and his suite to accompany them to
the City Hall, at IL o'clock, on Monday morn
ing, to receive the congratulations of the city
5authorities:an the citizens generally. Moham.
med accepted theinvitation.- Washington States.
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STEAM MILL.

After Monday 18th inst, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of every week. will be assigned for
SaDing Lumber and Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, for Grinding Wheat and Corn Customers
are requested to keep standing turns at tho Mill
whick will be convenience to all concerned.
- r. T. MINIS.
Ian. 1st If /
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CINCINNATI, March IL.
Flour SO q 37j, dull. Whisky firm l6a. Bulk
sides and shoulders u 75 Lard nothing doing.
Pork and Lard nominal. Provisions unchansed'
quiet, very firm.
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state Of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Nv ORDINARY
Joshua scgler, Applicant,
rs. Cid"oH J"
abeth, Defendants.
NT appearing to my satisfaction that David segler,
Il Ism Of Dempsey Segirr, deceased one of the
Defendants in The aboye stated case, resides beyond
III. limits of this sats 1t is therefore ordered that
he do appear and object to the division OF sale Of
the Real Estate of George Seger, deceased, on or
before TIE 2sth day Of April next, or his consent 70
the same will be entered of record.
WI. DURISOE. oE.D.
Feb s 1853 l2t
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NEW DRESS GOODS.

NEW DRESS GOODS.
~uAV Il TURLEY have just received
9T by express a beautiful lot of Ladies' DkEeo
GOODS, in DELAINES, CASliNERES, Valencia
pLAiDS, Satin Striped and Plain All.wool DE-
LANES, COBURGS, POPLlNS, SiLhs' ana a
prcat many other handsome styles OF Dress uooas'
Which will he sold very low.
Auynsta. Feb 8, 1858 u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17

LIFE is farce to the rich ; a comedy to tn
wise and tragedy to the poor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17

COME GENTLEMEN, TREAT!!!
N%T!lEN you go to Hamburg you can get good
w eating ut Dir. CUNNINGilAMs, at the Ameri-
can Hotel, anL GOOD DRINKING at the bar of
Our House, which is attached to the Hotel, and
under the supervision OF the Subscriber.
JOHN G. BOILER.
Frmahurg. Sept 81 finn ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17

CLAIM AGENCY.
DENSIONS and BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS
L procured, and Land Warrants bought, sold
or located on liberal terms, and with despatch by
TILLMAN H. CLARK.
Edgefeld c. H., Mar 16, 3m* 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17

voLuSrEEfs AND THE AExr.-On this sub
iect Mr.. Iverson, of Georgia, thus expresses HIM
self in Congress:
~ am opposed entirely to the use of volun-
teers. believe they are much more expensive
and infinitely less efficient than regular troops
IF YOU wish to diminish the expenses of the Army
If you wish to keep down the extraordinary eI'
penses of your military operations against which
gentlemen have so much cried out in this debate,
YOU must increase your regular forces and cut
down the volunteer force you are driven to call
into the field; you must increase the regular
Army and obvviate the necessity Of calling for
militia. When you do this, the expense of your
military establishment will be diminished; but
until this is done, until the necessity for volun.
teers is entirely obviated by sufficient increase
of your Army, the extraordinary expenditures
for your Army, must go on increasing every year
of your national existence because you must
have your frontiers protected you must have
your garrisons and your Notifications manned; ;
YOU must have the lives and property of your pee
ple protected in passing form one portion OF the
country to the other. These are necessary things
which the Government cannot do without these
are duties which the Governments is compelled by
every sense of obligation, of honor and OF duty to
itself and its people, to perform"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17

AUGUSTA, March 13.
CorroS.-There is good demand to-day, but light
stock offering. Sales about 500 bales The market
closes firm, at unchanged quotations. Mddlins fair
to Fair III to l13c.
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NEW ORLEANS, March l.?
The sales of Cotton to-day were $500 bales, at IL
a HE. p b. Sugar is quoted at 81 @ Gis q d..
Cotton Freights to Lverp"ol is quoted at ID e 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17

NASHVILLE March IL.
PRoylsIoxs-The receipts of Bacon arc light and
sales are being made at /! g Sc. for hog round
Lard is firm at 81 o. &c.
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COM n E r G A L.

HAMBURG, March lj
Corroy.-Our Cotton Msrkct is quite dull and un-
settled, and price. have declined &C. on the higher
grades. The receipts were light. We quote now TO
III cents per lb.
There is slight advance in the price Of MolaSses'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17

CHARLESTON, March l2.
CorroS.-Ssles Of Cotton $500 bales. The lower
grades are shade easier.
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Rem pairing, & c,

continue to make to order any FURNITURE
wanted, and also to repair all old Furniture sent.
Send along your work and it shall DC done Ill
worknanlike manner.
rsi- l.suak a liberal share of public patron
age. - VA or
July l. u - ~
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FLOUIs AND CORN MEAL--Can be
II had at my house for Cash.
ALSO
Lcather-Hancss, Sole, Upper, Kips, &C.
r. T. MINIS
Feb 3 u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-17

GREAT BARGAINS
FROM and after this date will sell my EN-
l. TIRE Stock of Goods at COST FOR CASH.
B. C. BRYAN.
Mar Is 4t lO
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02
SHE RIFFS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of two c1es
~ lions issued out o. the Circuit Court and
county OF lows, in the State of Wisconsin
CLERK % the said circuit court, in and Tor the
Aforesaid and t. me directed and delivered one IN avuu
of Matthew Bishop and John O'&eII-
Of reoFUAry y D. 1888, and numbered 1G6s-
OF 500 ls-lpo, the other in John Oeii bearu
date with The above Tor the Sg4 G2luU, numbered
1901 have tlia day levied the all the rgLf,
iIe ana interest, The Defendant, James Mchuop, had
on The 18Th Gay OF Noyen Der, D. 1857 sny time
since to the following described pieces o. lanC
TO VII The sast halt of the NORTH quarter
non number INVENT whine (2gj and also The southeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter Of section No twenty
2 all in township number six t6J north of Range NJ.
Tour ~ east IN the county OF Iowa, State Wis
cQnsn ana viii on the Ii day Of April, A D. 1855,
the T" door of the Court House the city of Nineal
folnt between the hours of 10 O'Clock The
and clock IN the afternoon of said dsy, public
cue, Cter Tor sale TO the highest Ulcer
The above described premises To satisfy the
lions, ana costs and interest accTuing thereon,
Dated February .2d, 1859,
GEORGE MSS ERSMITH. ShcgfF-
lows County, Wis
O'NEIL & BIsHoP, Per Sc. g-6w
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02
JUDICIAL ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO the several Clerks OF tho
Town Boards of the Towns in the eouIsy Iowa the
State of Wisconsin, that -ecto viii held
first Tuesday being the 9th day Of April next, 1885, in
the several Towns and Wards il the said county Of Iowa
it being of the counties comprising tho fifth Juiciz
circuits of the State of Wsco nsiu election of
Judge OF tie Circuit Court for the term year..
commencing the First as9 of January next, 1879
said election to be held the canvasse and
made il accordance with te provisions of Chapter 80
General laws of 1854 far the may DO applicable
Given under my hand 81 Mineral Point.
SheriG's ONCE, February Goth, 1853.
GEOR CT MESSERSAiITII, Sh.iI
Gift Ilaa Cnuntv.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02
Mining aid Sm ltinp.

Gle Ranort of the Camm;ttaa M, Nini,,, j
@.aeI-ino made TO the Assembly ~, IT, u
f...rnssf. Chairman. Is before rs From, l. NE
{aarn that th,A v,bai. .r,,,,,,. &c ,e,l o. r,;.o
+, .I;s S.... ,b,,. e,.o..,,s H.,
,,l;on na,,ng. vor+., = r. Ia,r ~
500 rer tbonsand $50 500 Don which has been
r,;.a1 al,,o.. a,,;ra,. -:t. - So. 5o or so
80, &c H., ,,,,. ,.,-;a.+a.a r. CO.,
s.,itt- raco,,..,a,d ar,,,,,,;t,,,r ,- ~, o,,+e,
III defrav the evn-ns,. If r-.,eri,,crts n mining,
a,l cav
.,,r.,o.;...as H., ,,o, ,,,,-
.,,a-o IL ren.or >rs,-.a-;.,, strat, w,n1d fan
- f4i
i,
"a :. IN, e. !, al, 49,, -,
49,.
-
=, ;,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02
Price Of Lumber in Mineral Point.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
REpUBL1CAN JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

At meeting of the Republicans of the Legislature,
representing the Senatorial Assembly districts
the 5th Judicial Circuit it resolved to request
the Republicans of the said District TO meet in
ton the city of Mineral Point Tuesday the 10th
day of March next, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for the office of Judge of said Circuit; and
that duegat be sent to said convention from each
Assembly District and that the Assembly District
ventions for the purpose of nominating such delegates
be held Saturday the 18th of March.
NOAH. II. VIRGIN.
Chairman of said meeting
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

GOLDEN v ED3NG.-One ofthese iutere,- ing,
incidents occurred IA this vicinity ON SATURDAY.
last 1t WIS the - Golden " eddiug" of MIR and
Ms. George Y Tiffany, who celebrated on that
Mr. Tiffany Is now IS years old and has wife
o., and both arr IN the enjoy ment of good health
They had the additional happiness. on This oc-
caSlun. OF being trrcmdcd hv every one IT her
children. sixteen in number Mr. and Nl- 4
blossom having come all the way from New.
! ork. expressly u attend the Golden We'd
ding. The hosVItable residence Of Mr. Gcor-.
o. Tiffany. the only son OF the aged courir. was
the scene of the festivities. which were cri,ycd
heartily by all preseHt.-K;I.-a,tee :. gtialK
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

That RLLFo LAKE ~ iowA.-Judce Crook
mana az oskaloosa. who owns land on the Dor
derS ut The famous walled lake in Iowa. saws
he has often walked around it. has 6a,hed IN It's
waters, and carefully examined its walls and
that no man who understands philosophy, geul-
"gE or common reason would ever think Of pro-
1oUucIuE them work Of art. In a small pur-
ton Of the lake the water Is from ten to fifteen
ieet deep, and along about fifty wards OF the
Sh're the wind has blowa the sSd from the
10" '"tiS' 80 that very Respectable stairway l.
''''uea Ior geese To descend 90 the water. And
'i'> : a, OF that wondrouS piece of mechanism
ans.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02
To the Voters OF the 5lh Judicial Circuits of w is


AVING been requested by many persons of both po
htieal parties 20 become Candle date for reelection,
and written calls signed BY large number of members of
the Bar without regard to politics party requesting
to permit my to be used as Candidate for
Circuit Judge the coming Judicial election having
been Iiie: Alter mature deiberation have
Guided to become Independent Candidate for re-ecc
lion to that Office. t.
people Circuit proper again to elect
will discharge the duties of the Office TO the best
of my ability.
.. Respectfully,
----. Off C0THREN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

SINGULAR II TEUE.-Nicholas..L ongworthin n
communication to the Cincinnati Horticultural
Society, Incidentally relates the following:
\ leading attorney OF our city, who was not
a believer IN spiritual rappIags assured me that
ten days before tne suspension of our Trr~,
Company Bank. female medium called on
hum and stated that she had communication
from Tie land Of spirits. that our Trust Com
Pauy Bank would tail IN ten DAYS, auo requir-
ing him 70 take her check and immediately
draw ont her money, Inch was done, and the
prediction proved true
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

Last evening, the Methodist Protestant church,
on 9th street near Race, was partly destroyed
by defective gass pipes.
About O'clock, some I6 persons assembled
In tia, basement for meeting, when strong door
was ebserv ed
An effort was made to discover the leaking
light was applied 10 the meter, when the blaze
burst forth, but was exiingulshed by buckets OF
water Quiet was almost restored when the ex-
piosion took place tearing up the floor, shatter-
ing the walls and making wreck of the base
meut.
In the church about half of the pews were
torn up. windows blown out. portions of the floor
was blown high as the ceiling. Doors were
forced from their hinges and blown into the
street The explosion heard the distance
of half a mile. The windows of many buildings
in the vicinity were destroyed, Eight or ten
persons severely wounded, or not expected
10 live
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

- The ofiioe-seekers at Washington are not
entirely without their use, Is VIII be seen by
the following The gentlemen alluded to, we
suppose. one Of the applicants FOX the Madison
Pos; Office
Miss Reilly, daughter of the Hon Wilson
Rel = OF Peunsy lvania boarding at kirwood',
Hotel, was dressing for hop at the National
when, by some means her dress, of a very light
texture, caught fie. She screamed and ran for
assistance, and ALr- J. y Jones OF Wisconsin,
threw Mis-, Reilly 10 the floor, and succeeded in
beating aud lramPIius out The flames. She
was borLt about the chest, and one arm
though Il i not thought seriously y Washington
StGtCS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

HoEsE Thief AERI.STED.-A man named VIM
Boone was arrested on Monday, four miles south
west of Racine, by Mr. Packard. of the town of
Lake charged with stealing a pair of horses fl m
Peter Tanner of that town ON Sunday night
The horses were recovered, and the thief brought
To this crty yesterday. and committed to await
hi, Irial. He acknowledged the theft and saiu
ne dad 1t be,au~e he wished Io raise money TO
20 away.-Free Il m
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

Jonas ToWer Communicates to the Wis
conSiu Mirror tbs tact that his furnace at Iron
ton, ia Sank 30 during the first week OF It's
bias. made l6k tons of iron. and the ; coud
week : Z tons lie says they are running with
cold blast ana making superior quality OF
iron. The -It5ror saws that the iron, OF " hich
II has a sample, appears 10 be good good pig
iron was ever manufactured.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-02

- Jonas Tower communicates TO Inc Wis
eoi.eln Mirror the tact that his tuguace.at Iron
ton. IA Sank County. during the first week Of
lis blast made l6l., tons of Iron, aud the second
week - = tons. he says they are running
with cold blast and making sIperior ouai,rz
"t iron. The h.rror says hal the iron. ofvhich
II has sample, appears To be a. good pig Iron
Is Mas nNur LLauL-La-.-L NM