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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07
state Of Wisconsin,

y 5stTt't -fffII II1TII NI1fc q " lsc0nelD,
PluIntif Iowa Co. Circuit Court.
against ; The Plaiutif desires the Trial of
Joseph 7. Hall, this Action. any there be- z be
ne.eeaut. had ia the county of Iowa.
The Stafs gf Wisconsin, Joseph 7. HaH IoefeRGaHf
u GA aFe hereby Summoned 10 answer the comaiut
OF Margaret Ann Hall, Plaintiff q copy which
flied IT, the Office OF tde Clerk Of the Circuit Court
and for Iowa County Wisconsin, fhe 2Ist day
June, lsJ, ard 10 serve copy Of answer the
Subscribers at the Law Office Of Gotb Aessnore.
the city IF Mineral Point. Iowa County, Wisconsin
twenty days after the service Of this SuuHous excu
v of the day OF service and If you fail &c said
complaint Hereby required % plaintiff viii apFh
ti,a -onrt Tor relief demanded in the complaint.
COBB a MESSG0RF.
Mineral Point Plaintiff IS attorneys.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

u WILLIAM i. RowE, of Arena, Is aanouced
IN another column a. candidate for Sheriff Of
this County, subject to the decision Of the Re
publican Convention. BILL * good fellow,
and wopid make good Sheriff, and we can
cheerfuIy support INN if nominated.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07
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sscvel g. Lorraine, Plaintiff state II Wisconsin,,
GHasHsl Iowa county
Edward a i.ull, Francis Circuit Court
f4uun and f1c uukEo7vn heirs
af George Moore. deceased. aud
th. unknown of Sac The Plaintiff desires the
rautb quarter OF the south Trial 81 this act
east quarter au the north esst be- be had
quarter Of tta scatn eaat guar IN ,onty ef Iowa
ter section 8. IN t0prsHip s.
North Of range cast IN iowa
go. 8tv Wisconsin, Defendants
IHs STATE or BIsCoNsls,
To Edward A Lulf. Francis }
1uun and tlss unknown hcirs oi George Moore Befen
e.aurE-
= az are hereby summoned 10 answer 1s complaint
1 II Shar.il s Lofislns PiaiatG copy n which
eAee q the CLERK Of the Circuit Court
10 aud FOR said coanty, tbs 18th dsy Of July 1885
~ erve cow Of the subscribers the
Law ssfaoe II M-ssnere. the city Of Ausra
Point Iowa county isecnsn within tNentv DAYS after
the service Il t1s exclusive q the 3sT Of
vice. and If si 70 SAID Cef LIANT, IS hereby
required the psiH8 U5 apply % the Court for the
lssf demanded ia the complaint.
COBB x HESSHnRE,
59u5 of Mineral Point, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

IL Jacob II. Miller i announced in the Id
eoeate, a an independent candidate for Sheriff Of
this county, subject 10 the decision 81 tie Dem
ocratie Convention.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

90 To cur subscribers We would say tha.
our paperis pretty well filled up with advcr-
tiSeineHts-but i : not our fault We can /
help 1t! AHd, besides, we waMt To make mon
e. Aud, then. you know that advertisements
pay ratder better than U door s.,use OF YOU.
that j. Ss~, a iorg as people ,r:H advertise 50
extensively. ne shall have TO put you off with
2 little news--but few editoriaIz-lni still les
love stories = unless you VIII furnish Is with
the wh"rewithal to enlarge our paper. which We
propose to do at the commencement Of HE next
Volume, II Nc ean make the necessary arrange
menls.
About three or four columns Of advertisements
are omitted this week
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07
PEcIAL MOTT CE,

Il persons far6ia 70 raias wash mineral in
\ iatertege u ary EaZ1e- - Sssvs.ev Adatton to
Mineral l1r-. SwSa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

CoscHar BENEFIT or AJa. Hg--.-The Miner
ii Point Harmonic and Harmonic Soeic,ses viii
give :, Concert at the Cou., House, ii this city.
"a tie 18th Inst.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

Is Several COMMUNICATIONS Editorials de-,
prepared for tlas weeks issue. are uuayo.dably
eros, leJ out
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

In the matter Of the estate oil I;onr. G. DYER deceased
nN fading and fling the petition Of T. e sl.ssr,,re
al said eS+st.
vrth tst 10 personal property has ato his haps
te am nj OF ceol> outstanding against deceased 4
dies sezed AMI pray 1ng thar license 10 sim granted
o sell the Whole OF said reai estate, aa st rearir Nv
sii petition tAaI ihere II personal estate 5il Tia.
hands OF said taii nistiator 90 pay sai1 debts and ttft
i, nces-ry, IN orter 10 pay the tr sell tI. whole
OF ssd real estates 10 IS therefore or-red that M her
sons interested IA SAID estate appear hefre the Jag. II
tos Court, on Monday the fourth day OF Octor next
oii m saie county zen ana there ta show cause ifauy
there why lleea~e should not be granted sid admin
slfo % sell SAD real estate according PRAYER OF
SAID petition And : further oreee that COPY Of this
oroef De punished for four suggestive prior To said
newspaper printed at the CITY Mineral Point in ssi3
c1uatv. J.. II STRONG; Co,,f,. 1t.
Dated the 9Th day Of August, 1858 ia3s
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GUARDIAN SALE.

w - 3FIEt = ~ Ii.
vlrtne and in pursuance. Of order made by and
l) unaer lac seal 81 tr Probate Court IA and for 1l,
county OF IOWA. aud State of WISCONSIN viii on tie
- gay q September, A. D. loS, a. eleven O'clock A. NJ
" ne lFen couf % the Court House the City Of Min
gi@l f"nn said comfy, seli public ventuc TO the
seSt ana best bidder. Scr cash. all the right title and
interest OF Catherine IHgasEi, heir of joseph
tiagsls. deceased. il and following escr he
property, 70 wit: Lots Nes 50 ana Vlfct's survey
." the town Of (nnw ciS 90 Mineral Point: also lois
Nos- IZ5 25 O2 aHI - 10 jarrisaus survey of said
town OF MlHerii Point an in Iowa county WISCONSIN
or so much tieioof Will he sufficient =, a- .Cy the
sam a siA hundred dollars GEO. MESSERSMIFH
Guardian Of said minor heir
Mineral Poiut, Aug. 24th. IS5S. fu.,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

YOU are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint
/ Of MONTGOMERY ". Cothren, PisiRtif, copy CT
which Is hereby delivered 90 ami copy
YOUR 1he subscriber bis Office Mineral
POINT, Iowa County, WISCONSIN, within twenty davs
ter the Of this summons, exclusive OF the
service and If yen fail 10 said complaint
hereby required the p1iFtlf II apply
the lci-st demanded The complaint
~ 81. COrIfREN.
GwSl Plaintiffs Att-y.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

TIE Plaintiff desires the
Trial 81 this Action. II
anV IN, 70 be, 20 be had
IN rno county et Eo~a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

- \. II. WurHLEa VIII pay twenty-five
cents, ia Groceries ar plain Spanish quarters
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07
CHA LIE cox
ATCTIoNEEH

COMAIISS III Z 7 liant,
MINERAL PeIsT, NiScoNSly.
Al kiuss Of Goods and Property sold Commission
Rsfersaess--obb < Nszsasore Gee. y. Cca6. y Il
whceier Mineral Point I'd lfazzsse6, }. f. aIs, Chi
czEo Besj. Campbell, Gsisaa-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

Robert J.. Vance, Isaac
ocueltree and b. T.
Thomas, JtItatlEs. Estate Of Wisconsin,
Iowa county, Circuit Court.
Edwin Barnard,
Defendant !
The state IF Wisconsin. 20 EGsoiH Barnard:
OF hereby summoned answer the complaint
at Robert D. Vance. Isaac GclIetree and Il r. Thorn
S. Plaintiff :, copy OF which file in office
heCiek ~ the Circuit Court IN aud tor the
Iowa. aud state Of Wisconsin, AID TO cops
the subscriber his office. the Vii
a-e NJ Iiighana m the county al IOWA. State Of
Wisconsin, within SIX months after the service this
Summons, exclusive cr day service aud il ven
l q" answer said complaint, hereby required, the
riautia viii apply the for the relief demanded
iitne com paint
7. ". STRONG,
u3-3a5 OF Highland Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

state # " Wisconsin,,
Iowa county
Circuit Court
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

STATE nF WISCONSIN. CIRCUIT COURT.
COUNTY OF IowA, IS. Iowa County, Wisconsin.
The Pl'tfdesires the
Montgomery II Cothreu Plaintiff, trial cf this scon
against any there 81. To- boz
Gilbert IL Horton, Defendant. had in the County
of Iowa.
on
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

SherG'~ Oaice Mineral Pat
July ISL Is5S.
J. H. y. CRANE, Plaintiffs Attorney 3Sw-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

Andrew Bolster. Plaintiff,
0gdtUst
John Hatcrwortl and Eich-
ate Drury ,stoue-masous to-
iuE business under the name
allH ~tl-.r Of NFaterwoi TIA and
DruTy, Defendants
IHE STATE or WiSCcN sIS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13
Prince Georges County, Md.

REAL ESTATE SALE.--The valuable farm,
belonging to Benjamin L. Hodges, Esq"
called "Psptland Ilills, "near this place, COLI
tanning 296A acres, was sold at public sale
Yesterday. The farm and the growing crops
brought $4,000, and were purchased by
John Hodges, jr., esq.
THE New STEAMER GEORGE "EEMs, is re-
ceiyipg the finishing touch, and IN to"
DAYS will be put upon the line between Bal
timore aud the Patuxent river. She Is nam
ed the George Weems, out Of respect TO one
Of the oldest pioneers OF steam navigation III
this State, and who, for nearly his entire
life, was prominently identified with Its III
terests. Such has been the many improve
ments introduced in the construction and
equipment Of this steamer, thot she Is looked
upon as the haudsomest and most complete
vessel of the kind in our waters. The George
Weems will commence running regularly
during the present week, making tr"n eiGn-
teen to twenty landings On the Patnnxen',
and running ur as far az llill's lnndlop; Il
distance of l35 miles, which the 'oat w,iI
certainly do in seven bours.--ftdntcr$' -lds'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13
EICIlklleMl,

a man arrived from Pontiac yesterday al
ternoon, bringing Intelligence that fugitive
had been arrested in that city by Soutber-
per, who intended to bring him on the De-
rOit and Milwapke Railway. The train on
which II was expected that they would ar.
i've was due at about o'clock. and at that
tine large crowd of Qolored people assem-
bIed at the depot, armed and equipped for
q vaIortus tight AID rescue. II any unlucky
Sutherner had arrived at that precise M
uen', be could undoubtedly have been blown
into small atoms if blowing could effect such
sb event. As it was, the extra wind was ex-
pended ior nothing, as no Southerner and no
fugitive slave we're found upon the cars at the
srrsal Of the rain. The sable Individuals
were much disappointed therest, and imne-
oiateIy made more vigorous demonstrations
lan ever. Some wag, who appreciated o
good joke, hurried into the depot at this
luncure, aud Informed the crowd that the
Haf'ies OF whom they were in search had
soi VI at The junction, three miles out, and
were waiting there to take the train for TOl.
ei0: The valiant corps instantly rushed out
doors, and, the last that was seen of them,
@e "h9le body were streakipg it up the rail-
iaa track at good speed, coat tails stick
@Ts out straight and heels invisible for dust.
iS0 OF three tIt Cnes broke down on the
LIST quarter, and with a couple of wenches,
's'e lett behind. 1t was surmised that the
Ana was pretty much worked out Of the
'ss' BY the time the three miles were accom-
g''nea' The affair was intensely funny
4t'r0n Fire Pres,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13
new York Money Market,

s.. e" 0rk Post says that house Of
NJ! las taken half million of Messrs.
h. 'S Sons S2,0oO,ooo of the public loan.
:. "S' The inst Transaction in the new loan
-. = pirate hands, but this morning anoth-
sr rr3 aaye sold out their full amount at an
NM VI ,ae original rate The New Elves
':f 60. .. 'a,.y are called, yield premium of
,..ss., ,snI :: per cent y annum, and is the
r. s0'eInment issue on the market.
So New York Commercial commenting on
tt, wee. Week. statement Of the banks of that
Il. a.,
sspub,5a Increase in loans has rather taken
HhC, " surprise, aud is probably the re-.
Assr%Is public sales and some heavy private
Low %e 'i'ansactions Of last week. We have
h&r IN - y. Inc week OF the year corresponding
sa r,. .o'' In which the discount line reach
aen.r.aInum point, sl22,O77,25a, and the
sattett Of the rigid contraction which
,tss " followed, by which the line was
tASs, 49, S'A'een weeks TO the m,nimum of
F,Nl.%S0' an average contraction OF nearly
Min T., week. The line now b as reached
!%, ..s :, 1885 of tue exlremr point OF
IalO, 70, e presume the expansion OF 1858
reached It's maximum"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13
CON n r. itClAL.
IRE MARKETS..

>, Al''soSE August l2-Flour is quiet; new
inward street and Ohio $3.50. Wheat closed
~ declining tendency; red ll5@ll5, white
.-H'+'. Corn is dull and lower; mixed $50
''r "nl'e S!ds6c., yellow s5ta9oc. Whiskey
~'''Ns. Provisions are quiet and unchanged.
NV ioSH August l2.-Flour is firm; sales
l"'vo bbls State S4.5o6$4.55; Ohio SIS. SO
'''N; >ou'rern IS 25GS3.5O Wheat is dull;
lH " 1000 bushels; Southern red 12o6l25;
H'5u, Western white Sll26lls.-
=, " nsaV" sales 10000 bushels; mixed 10
"1Ne S.G"'; yellow 96c. Pork is heavy;
=. "E"0U, prime SIS. Lard is quiet. Wits.
steady al 26!c. Stocks are dull, and
wei Va is 92!. Mo. 6'ss54.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13
By Yesterday Evenings Malls.

DISTRESSING DRouGHT.--.A gentleman from
SUSSEX. one of the most reliable IN the coun-
ty. represents to the Petersburg Express, a
rather alarming state of things, as existing
in that section. 10 some parts Of the couO-
ty, especially near Coman's Well, they haze
been without rain for weeks, and the effect
upon the corn crop is truly lanentabie -
The same, saws the informant, is the case in
the vicinity Of Cabinet Point Surry.
In many places VIC regr to hear that the
farmers despairing of gathering an amount of
corn that will repay for the trouble, have cut
down the stalks in the hope OF making fodder.
10 other places, even though the most drench.
ing rains were now to fall, not more than
half the usual quantity could be realized
Garden vegetables have also withered beneath
the rays of The sun, and never failing streams
have ceased to run, leaving their beds dry
and parched. In many neighbUrbo)ds, too,
the wells are fast failing, aud many entertain
serious apprehensions that man and beast
will suffer for water, IN ess speedily relieved.
The Richmond correspondent of the Ex-
press says the drought has become matter
for serious consideration, and gloomy antici-
patiops are INDUCED by the agricultural
community in the environs OF Richmond
Accounts from the country inform us OF q
state Of things almost nprecedented -
Streams have dried up, and the people expert
ence much difficulty in getting their corn
ground into meal. The steam corn mill Of
Mr.. VIM. N Bragg, at Milford Depot, Care
line county, has. in this emergency, furnished
facilities to the inhabitants for twenty miles
around. The water power had failed, and
many families were for weeks without meal
My informant says that they had to resort to
potatoes to supply the lack OF bread.
The Blue Ridge Republican says:--Two
men, named Tyson and Powell, have been
committed to our Jail, charged with breaking
into the house of Mr.. Smith, at "Rappahan-
mock City," 10 this county, and stealing be-
tween two hundred and fifty and three
hundred dollars.
FREIGHT TRADE.-On yesterday there was
received al the Depot of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, in this city, twenty
loaded cars, from the West, with produce,
sonsis ting of 3,2l6 bushels OF Wheat; 81 bar
rels of -Four; % $50 pounds OF Tobacco; 81
900 pound Miscels neous, and 10 loaded cars
we're sent West.-LyncAbur9 T~ginta".
George Price, who died in Stauardsville,
Green county, Va, a few days since, left 81
500 for the erection Of Baptist Church
there.
Rev. John Byrd, of the Baptist Church,
iedsuddenly in Essex county, Va, cd Sunday
last. He was in good health that morning.
and preached to bis congregation. butwas dead
by midnight.
An unfortunate woman in Richmond, call
ing herself Pauline Whitmore, attempted TO
destroy herself by swallowing an ounce OF
laudauum, last Tuesday night, bot was saved
by the prompt administration of an emetlc
The Warreuton Wing says John. A. Spill
man, esq, recently s1Id a lot, in Warrcutor,
for $1,000 which cost about S525 three or
four years ago. This is doubling Its value
in less than four years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13

LtXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL This In.
Y stitution is select Boarding School for
Young men aud youth in the city Of Alexandra,
Va. TIE number OF students continues. as in
former wears. t. be limited 10 a. many only as
can receive the minute tttution of the PIlucl
nal i, being his desire TO combine, far as prac
ticanle the social and moral advantages OF j
family. with the classification and discipline OF
school.
The PRINCIPAL brings TO his assistance, IN the
uursuit Of his profession, the experience o.
more than twenty wears during which time ne
has been engaged in the instruction OF young
persons from almost every section OF the Union,
and upon the result of his Efforts with whom, he
is willing to base his claim Tor continued patron
age.
II is the practice Of the Principal to devote
TO the government and instruction OF the stu.
dents as much personal a,tenti, n as Is consist
ent with his other duties; yet he spares no pans
in the selection OF those whom he calls TO assist
him in the school, they being gentlemen OF libe.
raj education. and OF known fitness for their pro-
iession
Students may prepare themselves at this
School Tor entering any class IN College. or for
tie active business OF life Especial attention
Is given 10 the study of Natural Philosophy
Chemistry, and the Mathematics, as well as
to Bookkeeping, anI the ordinary English
branches.
Mueralogy, Geology, aud the application o
Cher, stry to the arts are taught by the aid o.
Systematically arranged Cabinets, and are made
Part of the regular course on Civil Engineer
ing Within the pas. few years very large ad
dltons have been made to the Cabinet of Ma
tural History, making it, in the department o
Mireralogy particularly, compare iavorabIy
with other priva co. ections in the SoutAerr
! States.
A number Of important Improvements, bott
at The school and dwelling. have recently beer
made such as the erection OF all Astronomical
| Observatory, the enlarge ncnt OF the Laborato
~. addition OF fcci alton rooms new heat.n!
and vcntIatirg apparatus, &c, all OF which ar
! found to contribute 10 the physical intellectual
nj moral vel beng OF the students.
! The next session viii cOmmenca III the 2Oii
proxino Circulars may be obtained on appll
! cation to CALEB ). HALLOWELL.
SnoT-paW}yy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13
AUCTION SALES.

TWO SPLENDID Fisheries FOR RENT.
Will be offered Tor rent. al Alexandria
Virginia, on Saturday 18th .fngEst 1858. TWO
OF the BEST Fisheries on the Potomac
river. viz: the TUMP FISHERY, well known
lor lis celebrity, both for It's Winter as well as
IFS Herring and Shad Fisheries. This Shore has
every thing in good order. TO wit: iirst-rate iron
Capstans, all well SET, with tne ouilr; Senes,
Ropes Boats. Scows, Lookout Boats, &c, all
a., complete. and in good order. The HoUsEs
.G.Il, are as good as any on the Potomac river.
i az said Tt Mp, Is less than mile from the
Steamboat Landing where You can send your
fish twice ddy, 10 the Alexandra, washing
ton. and Rlchu ond Markets These Shores
will be rented either with OF without The Outlt,.
The renter can buy the outfits ali complete, II
he wishes
The GUMS-This well known FISHERY,
is within one mile OF the Steamboat landing
and has ali the advantages OF sending hsh 70 tae
above named markets IL is well t,ted up win
/s-A good iron Capstans aud as good HOUSES
-i%IE. as any Shore on the Potomac river, with
a tr,t rate outfit every thing complete, LON a
knife and ioFk up 10 Seines, Ropes. Boats ana
Scows all in good order. This Shore Will be-
rented either with or without the odtht he
Fishery is good Winter. as we'll as Herring
and Shad FISHERY. Both OF the above named
FISHERIES have an advantage over MI other
Scores on the river, as YOU can always md sale
for the ubbIsh rsl on the Shore, al good prices.
These Fisheries will be rented one year, with
the privilege OF five. The Undersigned can al.
was be seen OH the farm. or address.
MORGAN l. FINNALL,
-, ci-uanDur Aur7SDls r Frederick SbUrg Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13

DURATION FARM AND ALEXANDRIA
II PROPERTY FOR RENI.-The farm
contains SIX HUNDRED ACRES, about one
bali wooded. and partly heavy timber. with a
r.,ft large and excellent DWELLING and all
a. necessary out bulidns.-pure AID sweet
wafer IN the yard-and d never failing stream
running through the farm. Ii is not surpassed
for heaith:-and around It is a large population,
with good and kind neIghbors. 1t lies near to
the kappahannock river and canal where, with
in 3 or 4 miles. MILLS are established. furnish.
ing a market Tor every thing grown on the farm
10 substantial tenant and good farmer, the rent
will be moderate; no other need apply.
| offer also Tor rent, my large three story. fire
RS proof. BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, cor
q: ner OF King and Washington streets, long
occupied by me Ii fronts 80 feet on Washing
ton, and 20 on King street Ii has been rented
Tor boarding house and tor tour years past, 1t
was filled with opulent and the most respecta.
bic boarders. The rooms are large and airy,
the ceilings high and the pariors large and eIe-
CANT, with suitable breakfast and dining rooms.
Both gas and water have been brought into the
house. The location is ursurpasstdior conve-
neuce, comfort, and health Possession gwen
on the LIST OF September next.
For terms, apply 10
iyy2-wIv CHRISTOPHER NF.ALE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13
aug 9-cott

C-TMAC WANTED.-The subscribers wish
- to purchase 200 TONS OF SUNAo' ioF
when they will Jay the highest cash price
Village store keepers will find Il TO their "d'ah'
tage TO communicate with us III reference 'e
what they may tale in daring the season
We also wish 10 par base "O''Loi al grades
and will give the hIs hest market price Tor II.
KAMSEURG " EBERT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13

New ORLEANS, Aug. II The number Of
deaths from the yellow fever here, last week,
is set down At forty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13

- PIECES SUPER. BLEACHED COT
} TONS. Osnaburgs, Blue Domes'lcs, White
Bri,l.anres. Flannels, GI.ghatns, Cambria and
Swiss Nusl.ns; >kIrrs IN great vaTieli: DUNBAR
a Dixo;.'s, and X cuard.on Il Gihons lrsh
Liners; Russia Diaper, with many other ne"
Goods, This day received, and Tor sale low by
an, 10 TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.