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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12


sg A Postofiice has been established at Cor
awhile, in the Pixies Peak region, for the ben
tit of the emigraEts, and daily mail to be sent
A Virginia Democrat named Snyder has been
appointed Postmaster. Whether he has orders
to Cal y out the Virginia system Of prying into
northern letters and suppressing northern news
papers that come to his Office is not stated
IS Testimony in the contested election case
in the Detroit Congressional district is now be-
ing taken IN that city. 1t shows extensive and
giaring frauds practced by the friends of Mr.
Cooper, the democratic nominee, and Will not
improbably result in establishing the claim of
Hon. W. A. Howard for re selection.
80 The navigation of the Fox and Wisconsin
improvement viii be opened on Thursday, the
10th inst, from Green Bay to Portage City.
WAUsAU.-The n. E. Society have commenced
getting out timber for the erection of a Church
". D. McISDoE, with bis usual iiberality, has
donated the timber for the building of the same,
and with the spirit manifested by the Society,
We may soon expect to see fine church edifice
in our town.-[Ce Tvs.
WHEAT IN SHEBOYGAS COUNTY.-The editor of
The Sbeboygan Journal has been visiting the in
terror OF Sheboygan county. He says: Win
Ter wheat, with few exceptions, looks bad. and
from what We can learn, II is pretty much the
same story throughout the coun;y.-TCe,trak
Wisconsin.
- The great ten-mile trot between Prin-
sess and Glencoe Chief in California was won
~ Princess in 29:1018. An immense amount
If money changed hands. The owners of the
iorses risked no less than $4,000, all of which,
n twenty dollar gold pieces, was deposited on
he Judges stand during the race.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

ExTRAoRDiNARY REvoLurIox-Th New Or
leans Delta publishes an account Of a man who
offered another J $50 to pat third man out Of
the wo-ld the money to toe paid when the in
dlrIdual had recsiycI MS quietus. Instead of
killing the man, however the pretended assas-
SIN told him of the projo2:, and agreed with him
that he should be quiet until the money had
been pad over, which he did A thousand dol
lars has since been offered as hush money
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

JUDGE y HtroS.-Ihe GAINESVILLE Gozeaa Of the
9Th says; There IS no improvement in the
health Of Judge WHITox. lie is very sick, and
his recovery more matter Of hope :han expec-
tatiou."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

The above watches will be sold at the Court House II
thi- c,ty at o'clock p. b. Of said day. unless sooner
called for The for which they sell over ae
above the of coats and charges viii be SUBJECT 10
the call of the owner TuOMAs DAYEl-
n;~.-,i point Mach Is 1889 5sls
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
NOTICE.

Ii persons are hereby forbidden to mine dig re-
move mineral from, otherwise trcsfas. upon the
o1N4Eg described lands, under the penalty u being
9eA with according TO law: Part Of tho 5 " or tho
> =" qr and part OF the y W or OF the ; Ig or ofSec-
non TOW . range east: Part S T. Or Of ) F. Or.
OF = l. qF, sec Is all in town 5 range ?
Linden, Mar. II, 1889 4wu'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

TIE REruENs. = We made arrangements for
getting IN the election returns for tins county,
such as We supposed would enable Us TO give
the result OF the county within two days after
the election, but in consequence of discontiu-
uance of mail routes 1e failed to get the entire
county before Saturday. The result viii be
found in another column
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
= Q SsTsV Ell
10 HA@T CALI
nth day OF april A D.1sJs,

OIlCE Is hereby given that accounts due the sub
scfioer which cot settled 81 note OF before
the
Tenth day OF april a ID. 1859,
will be placed the hands Of an Attorney for coeeen
JOSEPH SMITH.
p st 5. ALIEN is au horned 10 sign ny name in
settlement Of accounts "a J. 5.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES
L \ N AGEN CY
AND
bstr CT O fl

The undersigned have opened set of Book. which
give complete and reliable history of every oIand
in Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds Mortgages
Judgments DEGREES all matters OF Record affecting
the same.
They viii furnish abstracts attend to the perfection OF
Titles the purchase and sale Lands payment of
Taxes collection Of Rents and the drafting Deeds
other and viii loan money collect
crest for those desiring to invest
0loe mp stairs, in John Ross stone building, OPP
posite the Eagle Saloon, High street. Mineral Point
Wis. WM 7. HENRY,
4stl FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

AoaPHY TnIuNrHAyr.-Mr NoxGRAD1Eu, the
President Of the London Chess Club who went
to Paris to play match with Monrnr. has
been badly beaten. The winner Of the frs,
seven games was to be the victor. AloarHY
woa seven, his opponents none.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

MEssRs. Bliss Enclosed | seEd you the
suit ot our election. he political question has
never had anything 10 Go with our Town Elec-
ton But tins year the question Of License was
lugged IN, and has resulted in about two TO one
against license.
EEer Ours. L. " JOINER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
Commercial,
CITY OF MINERAL PoIsT, }
Monday Eve, Apr II, 1859 5

tITf OF MINERAL FONT,
Monday Eve, Apr Il, 1859
We quote as follows
EXCHANGE-on New York Is selling at l j per
cent; % Chicago. AZ = per cent.
WHEAF-According 80 quality. good Oh wheat and
Jantard wheat Will tTiHg Sl,o0 per busleI Common
from 20 SO cts.
FLoUK-No-I. $780, No $3.50. at retail. per hun
dFed BGcSwh eli $3.50: Cora Mest % per hundred
CoRN-4o e $ cents per bushe Of 40 lbs, ami sells
Reality for cash.
oAfN-t5 ~ 70 coats and scarce.
BAHLEI-iJ cents for No. J.
BEA&S-I5.fSI per huslei for clear white.
BEEF-S3,5 90 on foot; s. q s. in quarters
PORK naer Two hundred pounds So; over two hun
cred I. cents.
SALT-S2,50 per barrel.
SCIAlt-Reraiis II a IL Ihs fo- =.
CtEkA y I~--is-t4iis ius for 81.
MJi.A~St S-I.etaiis AT 90 conisa gallon.
IRON AND SIEEL-I- now sold at Caena prices from
g . cents ae-otdinE o. sizes
AiN IRA i-t55 ~ 80 per 1000 pounds.
CuAI.-$j per ton.
HiDES-Bry, y q IA; Green q &c.
~, ~ 81 l--z-GriHg, IS Joi-t and ScaEtng, SIS
bUIITEH-Frean in rolls I5e. Firkin. 1912 cents
Scarce, and il good demand
EtIt~-9 a loo. per dozen.
IAkil-IG @. per pouHd.
ItiA 10 huShel.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

THE SrEArrs OrEx-The straits at AfaciHack
are open. and boats Passing freely. The first
boat Tor the season came through from Detroit
on the first inst. Lake navigation may now be
said Il be fairly commenced
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

RHODE ISLAND ELEcrIoN-Rhode Island, the
last Of the New England States to hold her
election, has made clean sweep. and sends
her entire Congressional delegation from the
Republican ranks. Not Democrat viii repre-
sent a New England State in the next Co. cress.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
V-FCH%HL Y.YIxsUr

Auf alle Hauptpletze in Deu:seh land und der
5 h weiz, Frankreich, Holland 3elgien, Norwegen-
schweden, Denemark, una allen auder Lsndern EURO
gA's
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

CosNEcricUr EIEcrIox The election for State
Officers. Members Of Congress- &c, was held III
Connecticut On Monday. the ith inst. aud result
ted ~ complete Republican victory on the
whole State ticket. and IN every Congressional
District. WN. \. BvoKlNeuA4 was reelected
Governor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
LLNpEN, 4 n.ll 9Th, 1852.

LINDEN, APsil Oh, 1852.
GENTLEMEN Herewith find Election returns.
There was good deal Of excitement on local
matters. LlTTLE's majority was handsome and
well deserved Have an excellent Board of Su-
penisors. l was fearful that LITTLE would be
defeated, the opposition came from those chiefly
Who are des'rous OF making Dodgeyille perma-
neutly the County Seat. PAySE's majority
shows Linden to be all right. The Republicans
l think, learned lesson last Falls Election.
which has done them good, and viii in future
vote 1heir own ticket
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
The congyessmeu elected are:

i1uenE 4slA>o LECTION Nee Ea.Raai a ,ssjf
At 'he election in Rhode Island. on " ed7es-
day last. the Republican sac ticket received
about 9.2oJ votes auI the Democratic. .iek., r.
ee'ved ahout 2.1o9' Tia. viii DO pretty we'll
Tor :" little Rhedy" TugN,s G. Trayrn is tie
Governor elect, and CnaisrorHzR ROBINSON from
the ist. and JAMS Q. Ba,r1ox from the 2Bd
District are elected TO Cougress-au RepubIl-
cans New England has now l,ary d Dtnr-~st
u either branch y Can.-rass,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

und allie auderen Forderungen werten in jedsm ors-
/ I Irnna,s eincassirt.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE IN London for sale in sums Of 81 Ster
fIling and upwards.
Oaice Stone Ware House, near r. r. Depot
Dated ApFil 27th- Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12
NOTrCE.

Ioj Chambers Street New York
r. D PULFoRD Agent, Mineral Point: Boiler. smith
- '-' N-'4''s"' H. biah.slys 81. Louis. I+y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

ARENA, April 6'h, 1859.
MEssRs- Bliss 4 Sex Dear Sirs As de-
sired / forward to you the result Of our Town
Meeting Nothing of Importance transpired-
Everything passed off very pleasantly We
polled Isl votes. More than We ever have be-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

DsDGEvILLE, April 9th, 1859.
NEssRs. Bliss d Sos A greeable TO your re-
quest / herewith send you the officers elect for
this Town.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-12

GEORGE HYRE. Cor. Sec '.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Masonic Funeral on.
Aaron v. BROWN.
SUNDAY, March ID. 1859.

The Masonic Fraternity of the city of Nash
ing, the l4Ih inst, al s o'clock precisely. form
IN procession. and march to the depot of the
Chattanooga Railroad. for the purpose Of re-
c,ivng The remains of their late Brother and
Companion, Hon AARON V. BROWN. On the
arrival of the train the following order will
be observed, viz:
l. Military, preceded by music.
2 Officers Of the Corporation of Nashville
,. Officers of the State and Federal Govern
m-nts.
4. Officers and Members of Historical
Society.
D. Phoenix Lodge No. 13l.
6. Cumberland Lodge No. s.
I. Nashville COmmandery No. l.
s. Pail Bearers on each side of Hea"se.
9. Family and relatives of the deceased.
10. Citizens, on foot, by twos.
The procession will move up Church street
to Summer up Summer to Cedar, up CEDAR
to State Capitol, where the body will remain
for twenty-tour hours. When the Masonic
portion of the procession arrives at the Capt.
tol. the Brethren in attendance will form in
open ord r, and close up again rs soon as
the body and family of the deceased pass
through.
The following gentlemen are requested to
act as Pail BE arers, viz Col. a. w PUTNAM,
ANDREW ANDERSON. L O.. Gen. S. X. AMBER
son. Ex-Governor NEIL 5. BROwN, Col. V. IL.
STEVENSON, Hon. ANDREW EWING.
CHIEF MARSHALL.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS ORCERTIFIcaTEs


Enclose the money address for The Tickets or
dercd, On receiit Il which they vii he for sardsd By
orti mail Purchasers can have tickets ending N ahy
a. they may designate
The List u Drawn Numbers and Frixes will Do sea
10 Purchaser immediately after the drawing
nS- Purchasers Will please Wriis their xigazturs
plan, aud give uacir Post Once, county aud state
nS- ttrnetlbcF that every Prize a. drawn aud paya
bic u fuu NitloCt duducgon.
Es- All srizrs ~ ~ 900 aud an der paid inuledtat
~ &itef tiv ara~lg-otheT prizes a Ls usual tisae
thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Thoss ~lss ,sgilr aot sendiag Haoasy by mali. can
The Adams EXPIRES. Company, 81
whereby 1n0nry for fkrt-. IN satas VI Tea n,Ilsrs
AMI upwards, en- be sant Us
AF OJR RLSH AND EIPENSE.
frnEa any CT ~ toSa shers tbes have an ochos.
n macy Hnd orsirf nu be eecloss,d IN s-GOv-
EMINENT PssSf offiCE sfAafED ENgk1OPE' or
The express cannot RECEIVE them.
AL rnfnu pl,icafions sircty con adentiaL -
Address Orders Tor lckvts or CeruaCstes 70
MOtD, kfiN CO, August, Geofga
or, WOO, kDDf A CO, Atlanta, 6esrgia.
orf VOID, kDiil ca, wnmlngtaI, f)elaxare.
80 A iist - the auInbrrs thai ars dra~nfrona
shee s.th The smyunt 81 the prize that each one is
s1ttied ~ ali be pubiised AFTER every drAwiDE,
he fsliuning f4ers IA asasa Ca j CeAxfifHssaaI
az ssss OFleass Dcfa, Ma1ifs RsytEfsF, CAaFlezsa
Sanaard, NasArsils 6sFr< Atianfa hf-iiigsaoer Nss
fsFk Weekly Dag Beak SardnaaA Dalls Asrs, RicA-
sad Dt4szsick, Nss Yark DispaicA, aad Pasidsse
lAss) Gasess saAa Lfifis Rock lyk.l frue Ee@eSref
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Stomach or Liver.

Stomach or Liver.
Such as Indigestion, Acidty of the Stomach, Choic
Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Desponderty
COs:iveness Blind and Bleeding Piles In all Ner
Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, II mas 10
numerous Instances, proved highly beneficial, and ID
others effected decided cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the manner oil th
celebrated Holland professor, BOerhave. Because al
its great success in most of the European states IT'S
INTRODUCTION into the United States intended more
especially for those of our fatheriand scattered hel
and there the face of this m.eLty country
Meeting with great success among them now one
il to the American public, knowing that its truly won
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
IL is particularly recommended To those person
whose constitutions may have Deeh impaired oy IN
continuous Of ardent spirits or other forms OF as
pation Generally instantaneous in effect, II hnds ts
way directly the seat of life, thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve. raising up the dropping spirit, an
in fact lfusng new health and vgor in the system.
NOTICE-Whoever expects 10 ind tins bevera
Will be disappointed; but 10 the sick, the weak
low spirited il will prove grateful aromatic cordlaI
possessed OF singular remedial properties.
TON.
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma b a
induced many mutations which the public shout
guard against purchasing. BE not persuaded to bu
any thing else until you have given Boerhave's Ho
land Btters fair trial. one bottle Will convince 20
how infinitely superior it is To all these limitations.
Es Sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for So
BENJAMIN a. IF Jr., & Co.,
Manufacturing Phi. rm1~e,.'-ets and Chemists,
Ittsburgh. Pa.
Sold by Druggists general throughout The Cnlteo
States and Canadas.
AZ Sold IN Nashville by
EWIN, PENDLEfON 4 CO., Wholesale Ag'ts
W W. BERRY x DEMoVIlLE,
DR.. \. H. ROSCOE,
10. q. BROWN,
DEMOVIIIE * BELL,
g. W. HEM ERSHOTT,
DR.. 7. WELLS.
WELLS, HOOPER CO.,
BEECH x HUNTER,
And by Druggists generally throughoutthe State
Ap2S-dSwly
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70 the Voters of the City of Nashville.

At election, held ON the 24th of February last,
elect Constable t. ill the vaca ICY Occasioned by
the resignation Of Slm D. Nichol, Ireceived ma
ior!ty of all the polled and received from the
sheriff Gcate Of my election Constable TO Oil
the said vacancy My election has been contested by
Que of my opponents John d. Cover, and set aide
by his honor Judge WhitVorth, because OF the fail
ofthe sheriff to hold election in the nth Ward
aad likewise for nfurmality IN the first Ward, in
the appointment and swearing of the Judges or In
sp .ctors of the election.
Another elect IN has been ordered, to take place on
Saturday the Goth day of March, and am again n
candidate for the said Office and sol cit your support.
IRA A STOUT.
March IL, lS59-te
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pp Gelearapb.


New York. March 12.-By a letter from
Commodore Stewart TO Buchanan, it appears
that President Jefferson's gun boat, Navy,
esfensibly built for the protection of our sea
coast, was rally for taking possession OF
Cuba, but difficulties with England postponed
the prospect. 1t is believed this precedent
will influence Buchanan. should Preston fail
to purchase Cuba. In Spain the excitement
relative to Cuba, has subsidized. Preston will
probably be received without trouble The
disturbances in Europe have partially
supplanted the Cuban question.
Dallas and Mason assured the Government
that the sentiments of Bri ain and France
towards the United States are satisfactory.
G.. w. Jones declines the mission TO Bogota.
Danver will probably resign the Com
missionerslip of Indian Affairs and return to
California E. Hr
Sckles's trial takes place ia two weeks.
The Treasury d partmrnt shows the
circulation of the Banks of the Unitnd States
in 1856 to be S2l5 10000; in 1851, Sl55,-
900 900; and in 1858, about ninety-three
millions and half.
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MARI

On yesterday, the 18TH list ant, by the Rev. p.
Fall, Mr. GEORGE THoNAs to Mrs. Emily NJ. HANIroS
all II this city.
oar friends As above left yesterday the steamer
Jur,es Johnson, for New OTlear pleasant trip
safe return, and long and pr Porous life 10 them
are the sentiments Of the PATKIUT oiiice.
Al Boscobe the residence OF the brides father on
Thursday evening lOIh INST, by Rev J. W. Lanni 3
pr. +. sroAN Han, OF Madison county, Tenn TO Mis-
MAGGIE H.. daughter vi Col. W. B. A. Ramsey, Of thu
vicinity.
In This place, at the residence OF Geo. W. Petway
Esq, by ia, Row. Robcrt Caldwell, Mr.. Robert NJ
SooG,.iS Of the hrm OF imundson Scoggin, to Misi
LUuY II. MosBr OF NtshviiIe.-I 'Hla&ki Citisen.
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Reception Of the Remains of the late
Gov. Aaron v. Krown.

The undersigned d. appointed at a meeting Of
tee of Arrangements for the reception of the
remains of the late Gov. AARON Y. Brown,
respectfully announce that the body will
reach Nashville by the o'clock A. NJ. train
of Monday. We have appointed Gen. G. P.
SMITH, of the Masonic fraternity; Gen. J.
T. DtNLAP, of the State Government; Gen.
ANDERSON. of the Post Office Department.;
Gen. CLEMENTS, of the Federal Government;
Alderman j. NJ. HAMILTON ard Councilman
j. G. DARDES, of the City Government
Col. A. w. PUTNAM, of the Historical Society,
and Col, V. K. STEVENSON of the citizens Of
Nashville, committee TO proceed to Chatta-
nooga. and receive and escort to Nashville,
the remains. They have invited the officers
of the Federal. State and City Governments,
the Historical Society, The Military, and the
Masonic Fraternity, aud they hereby invite
the citizens generally, TO meet the remains at
the depot of The Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, and Escort them to the State Cap
tol. where they will remain, in the Repre-
sentative Chamber. for twenty-four hours.
The Capitol will be lighted during the night
of Monday.
All the details Of the procession and of the
ceremonies Of the occasion are conided to
the Masonic Fraternity, who will direct the
order Of procession, appoint the Marshalls
and Pail Bearers, and generally direct the
entire proceedings. from the reception of the
remains until their final disposition.
E. G.. EASTMAN,
S. ID. MORGAN,
.s.#. X. w. MCGAvocK.
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THE Contested EIECTIoN.-The notice in
Saturdays PATRIOT in rciaii0a to this sub
icct was not so full as il ought to have been.
The grounds o. which the el, cti"n was con-
tested. we're. first, that no poll was opened in
the Fifth Ward; second. that the Idgcs IN
the First Ward we're not sworn according to
law, and that there were hut tw" of th' III;
and third that there were ilS.gat votes cast
in the Fire, Ward. The Judge c dcd either
and both tie. first all, gat ons sufficient TO sci
asid tie election: and though Illegal voting
was proved, he did not deem it nee 'ssnry T."
advert ia d, tail to that sal jcct. We make
this statement in Justice to all parties.
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DOCTOR HGOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED
G. + II Nj 5 n BIT ER s .

DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA,

DIR. C. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
EFFECTUALY
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaundice, Chronic or Ner
Debility, Diseases ofthe Kidneys and all dseas
arising from disordered Liver Stomach, such
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness Of Blood the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn.
Disgust for Food, Fuliness Weight in the stomach,
Sour Eructatons, Sinking Fluttering the Pit Of
the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fluttarng at tine Heart, Choking
suE.catng sensations wnen in lying posture ?,
Dimness of Vision, Dots Webs before the sight, Fe
and dgll pain iii the Head Deficiency OF Perspira-
ton, Yellowncss of tie SKIN ana Ey IS Pam in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, SC sudden Flushes Of
Heat, Burning the Flesh, Colstant Imagining of
Evil, and great Depre sion Of Spirits
These BiGters are sold IS cents per bottle, by
druggists and dealers i'll Medicines every where.
MARLIN
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From Sonora and New mexico.

ST. LOUIS. March lit is reported that
Pes2ui. Tit, Governor OF Sonora has been de-
posed and imprisoned. Tie Santa Fe Gazette
discusses the project of Cutting New Mexico
into two Territories, making the dividing
boundary the northern line Of Roinadello
county. 1t is proposed to bridge the Rio
Grande a. Albuquerque.
ST.. LOUIS. March 1.-THE New Mexican
mail Of the goth reached Independence this
morning. Lieut.. Beale reports the Canadian
Valley exceedingly fertile. Two Stockton
mail parties are reported cut off by the In
dams Sandoval. the Mohave Chief, is dead
The Neosha AID Albuquerque mail is IN sue
cessfuI operation. --a-
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W OOa, Eddy ~ Co.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES !
tcHARrERED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIAN
capital Prize S5O,OOOf
Tickets Only Ten DOIIars!!!
Notice 10 the Public.
WOOD, EDDY d co., Managers
Successors to $. Swan 4 Co.

IHE follow ing scheme Will be drawn by Wood EDDY
Il Co, Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery tr
rhch Of their single Number Lotteries f~r Ma
1889, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, IN public under IN
perntendence Of Commissioners
Glass draws Saturday, March S,
Class draws Saturday, March IL, 1853
Class draws Saturday, March ls, 1859.
Glass draws Saturday, March &c, 1853.
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70 sss Na'ss y ~sH, - Fsssr Rsrrsl. ap pr,.
~ = se.l..s. = make lIs.a 100 y 40 s.s.
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zs- Mr.. c. c. GIERs has recently made
many improvements in his facilities for
taking the various kinds OF sunlight pictures.
He Is now prepared 10 take daguerreotypes,
ambrotypes, photographs. &c. &c. lie has
secured the services OF Mr.. scHLAIER as pho
tographist, aud oil Mr.. BrLor as painter. He
has now on exhibition numerous specimens
of his art, which are very superior. Drop In.
aud see them-C Corner OF Dvaderiek street
aud square. over Browne's.
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