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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
The STATE Urea syrry

The Madison journal of Wednesday brinps
Us some extracts from the Report of the Stale
Treasurer for the year ending on the 3Oth Sept.
last.
The Treasurer makes the following statement
of the claims on the general fund which were
outstanding on the first of October last
Appropriations made by the Legislature
and certified to the state Treaaurer
unpaid $56874,99
Audited accounts certified TO the State
Treasurer, unpaid, 249599O
Balance of appropriations for Capital
enlargement, Is. 5S7 so
Balance of appropriations to Wiscou-
sin Hospital for the Insane, f2.73540
Salaries due October lst, 1858, I24S7. so
In addition to the above the following
viii be due and payable before the
receipt of Stale Tax for 1889:
Bill for printing Revised Statutes,
(estimated) 100000
Bill for printing vol. of Town Laws,
(estimated) 415GOo
foStaSe Tor Tour months, (esimated) 100000
Gas do do do $4,000
Clerks in Offices of Secretary of State.
Treasurer Bank Comptroller, not in
claded in regular salaries 5000 90
Salaries due January LIST, 1889 y 4S7 80
Furniture, Gas fixtures dc, for rooms
IN Capitol enlargement, (estlmated) 100000
Printing. binding. freight, miscellau
eous claims, (estimated) II 60n "a
To which should be added the amount
tie General Fund Is now oyerpai /, q. sos %
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-sF- The state debt of Wisconsin = now
Siooo0e Assuming the population to be $780,
CO., IL makes sixteen cents To each Lnlla bltant
should the assumption project prevail, calling
the amount assumed $4,000, 0u0, and the popp-
l.tion 600 the amount per head viii be
sS7l Seven States. viz: Pennsylvania, Mary
Land. Virginia. Louisiana. Tennessee, Missouri
and Minnesota have u greater propoFttoBate debt
than tins Maryland has the greatest proper
tomato debt IF any State. II being S23.33 To
each luhabtant. Wisconsin il now stands
has the lowest.-Ed Free DenocrGt.
And yet. with State debt amounting
70 but sixteen cents TO each inhabitant, we
have State tax TO pay, amounting TO
fif,y-two cents TO each inhabitant, with
other taxes Sufficient 10 raise the amount
70 al least $3.50 10 each man, woman and
child In the State Notwithstanding all
this, our State debt is IN no way dimin-
lshing. The question may well be asked
where does all the money paid for taxes
20 TO
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OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY.

EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD & Proprleeors, ofheesin
New York AZ LIZ Broadway and CaIham Square New
York.
Parcels and Packages forwarded 10 England, Wales,
SEQ tland, ireland and the Continent Errope Small
Parcels Great Britain and Ireland delivered at tkeil
des tinstion.
Drafts in sums to suit FROM I'll Sterling upward.
GEO. w. COBB, agt.. Mineral Point
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A TAN PAYER
Yours truly.

We are no better posted in the subject
matter of the above communication than
our correspondents, but as there is much
interest felt upon the subject by large
portion of our citizens, we hope some one
who understands the matter viii give the
necessary information. There is GER
tainly a screw loose somewhere, and the
Tax payers have right TO know how
the matter stands.
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INV IoRK WavERLy-We have re-
ceired a copy Of the above paper just
commenced by B. BAkER & Co, New
YORK, and at Is Braltle street. Boston. at
s. year il advance. Il is 4 large sized
eight page paper filed with stories Of
thrilling interest, general literature, sc
From the number before us we Judge
that i will soon become 4 popular jour
nal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28

IHE ATLANTIC CABLL-New York
Dec. 20.-Cyrus w. Field received from
Newfoundland to-day dispatch, stating
that on Saturday last some very good cur
rents were read over the Atlantic Cable.
and the word - Henly" was distinctly rec
ognizing about the hour when, according
to the advices received by the Arabia,
Mr.. Henlys large machine was to have
been working.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
Close Of Volume Eleven.

With the present number closes the
Eleventh Volume of the TRIBUNE. We
are under many obligations to our friends
for the patronage conferred upon us, and
trust our efforts 10 furnish our subscribers
with readable paper have not proved
entirely unsuccessful. The expense OF
publishing paper in this place IS great.
and at no time has the amount received
on subscription during year been suif-
Gent TO meet one-half OF the cost OF Is
publication. At times, even the entire
receipts for advertising. job work, and for
the TarBUsE, have fallen much short of
the expenses Of the office yet we have
struggled on, (not giving our readers as
good a paper as we could have done, we
admit, had The perplexities of our business
been less with the hope that there was
a better !. time coming
With the commencement Of Volume
Twelve, the first number of which will be
issued on the 4,h OF January, we propose
10 add such Improvements as our abilities
will permit, and continue 10 do so while
we publish the TRIDUNE, be that time
long or short. Among the improvements
of the next volume will be a new and
beautiful head for our paper, which, we
fatter ourselves, is as handsome as that
CT any paper in the State. Hereafter we
shall give a much larger amount of news
and less long miscellaneous articles. We
desire TO make the TRIBUNE emphatical
Iva NEWSPAPER. A column will be set
aside exclrsf.ssfy for the benefit of the
Agricultural feAlon Of our readers, and
we invite contributions for ii from those
engaged in.the cultivation of the soil.
We have made arrangements with sew
eral gentlemen Of ability TO furnish for
our columns short articles upon subjects
Of interest 10 our readers, which will COM
meace with the new year.
Our market reports will be much more
extensive than heretofore, prepared with
care, and from reliable sources. They
will embrace not only prices IN this mar
ket, but in Chicago, Milwaukee and Ca
lena, up to the lates, possible hour before
our weekly issue
That we may render our Local Depart
ment more Interesting, we invite our
friends in all parts of the country 10 fur
nsh Us with such items of interest as may
come TO their knowledge. Those who do
not feel themselves qualified 10 write for
newspaper. (as some express them
sslve. can furnish US with facts, and we
will take the responsibility of putting them
In shape. Al such articles, together with
marriages, deaths, ETC., are published
graiultously and earnestly solicited.
We have never exerted ourselves to in
crease the circulation of the TRIBUSE,
preferring voluntary subscriptions 10 those
ob.ained by solicitation but al this time
we feel Justified IN asking our friends TO
lend helping hand In the enlargement
of our list of subscribers. We shall en-
deavor 10 visit many, if not all, portions
OF the county TO settle with those IN Arrears,
as soon as practicable after the lst of
January. and trust that we shall find ma
nv who are not now on our list ready and
willing 10 become subscribers.
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BACHELORS WIGS AND TRoUPEEs sarpass all -
They elegant. j ght easy and durable.
Fitting charrn-no turning up hehind-ne shrink
ing the head indeed, this is the only Establishment
where these things are properly understood and made
xiv-1y 2g3 Broadway, New York
: \ pTrTroRD, cert.
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TENTH FnITIQN.

This Book is more available % ths understanding of
the uon-professona reader, and skIlfuy eaboi.
planned, arranged and carried out, than any work
OF its kind before the public. Whiet gives whole
particulars, and aspects eEoasUe iulorna
ton upon the delicate affairs connected
with the female st. Ii should be place in The hands
. every female, single OF married.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28

In this City, on the 23d inst by Rev. W. Wilcox, Mr.
GEORGE T. EVANS and Miss ANN f. EVANS, both of
Kendall La Fayette county, Wis.
the residence Of Jacob aham, in the town of High
land, Iowa county, Wisconsin, by 5. H. Fitch Esq Mr.
FLoRAv BARNS and Miss MARTHA MoRLASD, al of this
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
: = UT VtIN TT " W.,
JOSIAH HINMAN.

THE LATesr Trick - Yesterday a
young man presented himself al the da-
guerrean establishment of an artist in
this city, and desired copy of his hand
some art. Pending the preliminary ar
rangement, the youth suggested that he
would look better if he had a gold chain
on, whereupon the operator kindly took
out his watch and accompanying pendant,
which he handed over with a very patro-
niZing air. The likeness was taken, the
plate removed from the instrument and
taken to the darl,ened chamber where
certain mysterious enactments are SUP
posed 20 be pronounced. The picture
turned out 10 be an excellent one, and the
operator gayly stepped from behind the
curtains, expecting to make glad the heart
of his customer with his counterfeit pre-
sentiment" but was struch, with astonish-
ment when he discovered that be was a
non est, though not an honest individual
and had sl9ped with the gold watch and
chain, ggrfgateiy valued at $500 The
shadow was secured but the substance had
faded St. LouTs Republican,
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Il. D. PULFORD, Agent
Erery Ftmcle Should Read
THE FEMALE MEDICAL PkECEPOR !;
OF. THIRTY YEARS STUDY AND INFERENCE,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF " O " y,

DISEAS OF WOMEN,
BY CORNELIUS L. CEEESEMAN, ". D
NEW YoIS CRY.
An instructor Il GUide and physiciaa,
In which full chase description knosl
edge necessary to the welfare married about
to be married. the process conception, pregnancy
delivery, their pains and dangers, well as the
methods of which many of the latter may be obvated
teaching how the system may be invigored and
proper tone, after having been Frustrated
complaints ineidtnta TO the human frame. Also
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which VIII OBJ
the necessity Of any great amount of sickness aud
enable IT, obseryon reader 10 b. to great extent, her
own physician,
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4 Nur TO CRAck.-My neichbor has
s gallons of vine IL an ; gallon keC. His
brother buys half OF Il. How shall he d.
vide il equally IL measuremenl, when he
has hul ) and 3 gallon measure to DO it
with.
The above I" nut I" : production q The
Prison City Item. 1t IS regular soft
shell : and easy of dissection. VIII soma
OF our little friends find the solution
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w ECU=EL EERkAUF

Aof ale Hauptplatze in HAND uud de
$ c weiz, Frankreich, Holland. Belgien, Norwegen
Schwedep, DeneI1ar und allen audern IanderI4 Euro
"a
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fa- The Milwaukee Sentinel Of the
9th, quotes Wheat a 7ia90c. as per
quality. The Pork trade dull. - some
choice lots averaging $50 lbs. sold al So
a hundred Flour - extra brands SIa
SI.25. Corn 45c. Potatoes Balls
Oa,s'not quoted.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE IN London for sale in sums of 6 ster
Isling and upwards.
GEO. W. COBB.
Office Stone Ware House, near Z. r. Depot-
Dated Ap-il27th. Il
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pRIrE 30 CENTS

This work also contains prescriptions used by the Doe
tor in his practice for the positive of Scrtloes
Eruptions-Feuer aad 4gac-Serere COu rs and Colds
-Rheurnatism Dyspepsia-F elre e1 q TIE Hair. Sc,
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DIED.,

Al StansIey River, California, the 18th of July,
ISIS Mr. BENJAMIN GCNDkY, in the 3Sth year OF his
age lie was native of Lancashire England.
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''20l,910,64

N2Ul,91Ue4
dee and payable from the Geaer-
al Fund before the receipt of the
next State Tax due on the second
Monday OF February next
The resources of the State previous 70 tb.+
time are as follows:
Anearages now due from the conn
y ues on state lax $64,676, so
D D az que January Isl 1893. o6,9l5,9I
r. L., fur the years 1856 and 1857. o8ss Al
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Aggregate,
SI26.67a.S2


Should the whole Of tins amount be promptly
pad, there would still remain S75 232.5 of in
Gaotedness 10 be paid out of the next State tax
ne reasurer estimates, however, that not over
S'o,uuo viii be received from these arrearaoes
and consequently balance will be left of over
SIZo,uoo to be paid from The next State tax.
he journal adds to The above figures and
estimates the following remarks
The necessity of the heavy State tax levied
oy the last Legislature. may be gathered from
'hese facts ear after year. Legislatures have
shr9nk from the responsibility of levying tax
sufhcient to meet the demands against the gov
eminent ana thus one years indebtedness has
tapped over upon the next. rhe next State
FAX VIII Pay OF all the old demands, ana with
snort session, ana reasonable economy, which
Tue people expect from the next Legislature il
VII Dot oe necessary to levy tax of over $500.
wv or at tie outside, of S250,000, for the next
year.
a short session, very little legislation except
a lew necessary amendments to The new Revised
STATUTES aud prompt, unqualified. absolute
refusal at he outset to be led into fooling awav
any tifhe oa The Assumption Scheme by the
shaTpers OF the lobby. see m to he what Is de-
h@haea oy the people, of the next Legislature
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ERBscHAFTEN GELDER,
WIGS-MItiS-1EIGS

und allie anderen Forderungen werdcn in jedem orts
. Europa's eincassirt- 10
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Es@ The opposition Of Virginia are
canyassin. for nomination Of State 1cks,
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NOTICE.

There is condition * the female system an KIie6
the Piis cannot be taken rjtt0Rf producing PECUL-
lar RESULT The condition referred to as PREG-
NANCY-the result fISCABRIAGE. Such as the ir-
restsqbte tendency Of the eGcHe restore the ss1ual
functions to normal condition that The REPRODUCE
tiUe power Of nature resist IT,
Warranted purely vegetable, and from anything
Injurious Explicit directions which should be read
company each box. Price 81. Sent by mail enclos-
ing 81 to the General Agent
Sold by Druggist in every town in the United
States
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. HEESEn ANS PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius l. Chees. man, n. D.

NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients these Pills are the
result of long and extensive piacice They are mild
in their operation and ccraiin correcting all ireeu-
larites, Panful Menstruations removing all obstruc-
tons, whether from cold otherwise headache pain in
the side, paiptaion Of the ert whites all nervous al
Acknowledgements, fatigue pain in the and limbs
&c, disturbed sleep, which arises interruption
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X. u. UCTCEINGS,
General 4 gent for she United Srates.

loo CHAMBERS Street, New YoIk
+. D. PCLFoRB Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler, Smith
Co, Chicago; H. Blakesy, St. Louis. lay
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HOLM GSHEAD'S
&PERI0DlCAL DEPOT,
has become
FIX ED EA c t

in the City Mineral Point for the reason that it
supplies great want
Eight months experience has proven that, here 50
the People prefer pay for their Newspapers
Mag they get them ad get them hss they
pan fer Them
The system subscribing Is fast becoming oh
solee. is easier and every Eag better paw
periodicals by the humber than 10 pay BY the year
in advance.
For The year 1859 arrangements will be made 10 sup
ply the number by The quarter by the all the
leading NeusPapers, Story Papers Family Papers, BE
Iigious, Political, Literary humorous, Scientific Agri
cultural, Mechanical Monthly and Quarterly Magazines
including all the best GERMAN PAPERS published in
this country
a fur / ST with prices viii be Published soon.
Nea Iy hundred different Periodicals received
a the
MINERAL POINT BOOK STORE.
Next Door to the Post Office
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills Bile as they will bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed in the OF other pills place
usmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that
they represent 70 do
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EXCITEMENT on EHE Iowa BORDERS
We alluded Yesterday 10 The escape from
y ebraska of some slaves of a Mr.. Muck
oil and the excitement consequent /, ereon.
The Omaha (Nebraska) News, a border
rutiian sheet, brings the following addi-
tioual particulars with reference to the
matter:
Tie escaped servants belonging to Mr..
NuckoH, Of whom we referred IL our las,
issue. have been heard from. They are
known 10 have been en,iced away, as we
suggested in our last issue, by white
lIvered AbolItioniss, and have been con.
cealed among their Abolition friends in
the little Abolition hole of Civil Bend.
about eight miles from Nebraska CITY. on
the Iowa side. A skif was borrowed.
and they were taken across the river the
evening of their escape, one week ago
last Thursday night. Several men have
kept vigilant watch during the week; bu,
by considerable management ank skill In
changing their quarters, hey have thus
far eluded discovery, Yesterday morn
ms a man came to the river and halIoed
across that the fagiiives, under an escort
Of lnlrly armed men had teen transported
e Tator, another abolition hole a few
miles distant. About seveniv-five men
went across yesterday. determined to get
tae negroes Up TO the time of writing
the party have not returned. If we sho'ld
near q same fighting and some fun. we
shouidn q surprised. Ia the language
OF great heliicose and military poet,
The combat deepeas7
NEBRASKA CITY TO BE SacErn.-wa
learn that the Abolitionists of Tabor have
passed resolution dec.ariar their ;n,s,-
non. as. soon as The river viii do to cross
70 come ever and sack Nebraska Civ
We suggest thar The river will do tc. cress
and that they had better come over and
Try il.
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BsS@ Samuel L. Sewel, Of Boston. F.
T. Blair, Jr., of St. Louis, and Cassius
NJ Clay, propose 10 raise by subscription
Sl6,O00, for the purpose of circulating
loo;ooo copies, IN pamphlet form, of
Helpers work, entitled The ImpeDdino
CRISIS Of the South" a work especialIv
adapted to do good at the South.
HEAVY SALE OF LARD.-An operator
OF Cincinnati, bought few DAYS since the
enormous quantity OF eight thousand uerces
OF lard now lying at the towns of Canton,
Lagrange, Warsaw, Keokuk, Burlington
ana Muscatine, on the Upper Mississippi
River, Peoria 90 the Illinois, and GLASGOW
Weston and ST. Joseph en- the Missouri
The price paid Is eleven cents per pound.
cash In band.
lEPoRTs FoR THE YEAR.-The total
value OF The dniiahle imports for the las,
hscal year was s205, 293 So. against
s'394, 100 $50 for lS56-7. and 1887 6Si
$50 for the year 1866. The total val
ue OF free goods last year was $50 $40
10 against S66. 729, 306 for 1857 and
s36, 800, 705 for 1866. OF the gaoas
received last year SD, 756, 975 were free
BY the tariff OF lS46, and Sl5.572 900
were made free by tie act of 1857.
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Xivy
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-26

Bsg= The present dilapidated condition
of the United Engine House is attracting
the attention of all who pass through
that quarter of the city, nor is the matter
to be speedily remedicd, if we are to Judge
from the misunderstanding now existing
between the Fire Department and the
committee on that Department from the
Council. Some two months ago the
Councils passed resolution by which
$4,000 was appropriated for the erection
OF a New House for this company, pro-
vided the lot was paid for by the COM
pany and decided to the city. These pro-
visions were complied with, but the diff
Guilty now is, to find out who are the con-
tracing parties.
By resolution of the Council the com
mittee on the Fire Department are en-
powered to take charge of the matter and
supervise the construction of the build
ing. The chairman Of that commit tee
however, most respectfully declines, ''as
the Fire Department knows better what
the company wants and requires" The
Chief Engineer has no power to contract.
and thus the matter stands, much to the
injury of the beautiful and costly appa-
ratus exposed in the present crazy look
ing House. The amount appropriated is,
we think, sufficient and if well applied
will not only meet the wants of the COM
pany but add an ornament to that part of
the city.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-26
w. G. WEBER.

Sos % u "a, WEST SIDE MaRKE7 SQuAEE.
HAVING made arrangements in Balti.
Il Il more, is daily in the receipt Of tie very
best BEEF, NUTTON and PORK that can
be procured in the Baltimore markets. In
addition to this he has on hand large and
choice selection Of Groceries, Liquors.
Wines. Cider. Vinegar. MolasseS
and Spices: in fact every article that car
be found in q we'll assorted Family Gro2ery
store.
would be pleased to have nay friends and
the public generally to give me cali, a1sl
am certain they can be pleased.
Ina l2-F&Tu4w ". G. WEBER.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-26

NORFOLK VARIETIEs.-The audience
in attendance last night, exhibited a
marked increase not only in numbers,
but in responsibility and fashionable eff
feet. over the assemblages Of the prece-
ding two nights of the season. The
Dress Circle was gracel with the pres
ence of number of ladies, all of whom
appeared to derive from the brilliant and
admirable performances of Mr.. Bass and
his talented associates, the fullest enjoy
mcnt. Bourcicault's London assurance
has seldom-in this latitude never-been
given with more effect. Each character
was embodied with an ability highly
credible to this superior dramatic Com
pany.
The comedy passed off with notable
smorthness, and with a closeness and
promptitude of action which kept the
interest of the audience continually on
the alert. Mr.. Bass, Sir Harcourt,
though deficient in lightness, was never
theless an artistic and gentlemanly effort.
Mrs. Muzzy. though in bad voice, gave
the dashing role Of Lady Gay, with tel
ling effect. and pretty and accomplished
Miss. Mary Devlin lent new interest to
the sweet character of Grace, by the
archness, and grace of her embodiment.
Messrs. Harrison, Browne, and Robson,
merit also the highest praises. Tonight
the celebrated comedy of The Serious
Family and the elegant comedy Of The
Widoao's F,ctim.