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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
How the School Fund was Usel.


It is the duty % the School Land Commits
sioners to lean The principal o. The School Fund
to the citizens Of the State at an annual inter
est Of sesen per ceur. limited By ,ae following
provision.
Proriled TINT al moneys arising from, tse sale
Of dag Sebeat AID Us,iYerstg Laaas .ifaie e.ta,,
ts iirlfs 81 r1g c0's.ty IN tAis S4te day B. SET
PAltF ssad iod,si u .aliriG5fsi c. izesss RESI-
DE4ES OFSfID COUNTY
That il to say. if Iowa County pays iuto the
ca .,al Of tae Fad $1,000. the cl;iz ms / this
County are eas.ticd To loans Amounting 10 So
o0o. Bat 1t seems that this rale has been yio-
lated by 5ie l,.n,eratic Coinmissiruer-. wiih
impuul'y, le4'ias ~ shadow a doubt that the
faad has been used for political or personal
ends. We in Iowa county have 30 right to
complain since we have ri nearly SIR tines
the anoHnt to wael re we're entitled. Bat
other couHsies have been favored even beyond
this while paHy have been ciea' ed ont e heir
legal allowances. in defiance Of Tie plain pro-
vision Of tie law.
The following statement from the Madison
Journal. show tie extent to wl.ica Ills system
Of political foyorj'ism va. carried ia 1857, or
jast previous to tie last S,s:e election. and
IL. r.....,..-,;c n .o,.,..,;-.
Dane cCah y pain round numb rs D.
w ITO ne i"hd. aid received back 81 ,BDj.
ooa a'a'5c P-.a ID 'e'7oJ ana received back SCI
NV
Low" paia IL > iJ0 an and q received back s230j9
jefferson paid Is 5 j0JJ and received back
1870
C1i.[no!a Tald IA si,o0b and received back
flo1loo.
Lar aye'e pad N s5J0 and received back
- ,oJQ.
hanas"Woc Iatd IL - J,OJJ aud recri7-i back
sz,,"1o
HILNaaE1e PAID N SUI aHd received back
Sltt'0V.
0z"ukee pald 70 90 sad received h.-% -
| "V9
9anN PAU Ia ss357 and received back > ~
0'u.
"s:l.''ieS'oh - n s7Oo al" received uack
80,
- - ."'s4" Pai' "a soo' On" received DECK
$500
ne a "'e ~ eve count IS h5'a feeei'e. =
'to0s 20 'iie eas 10 o. >5y.J'0 u ~ TIN
%t4r "'4 ''t4 i.@'4 "''' 9'e I@'d-
10"' -, - 0'Hf'aIe Tue iFea. hith' re-
/ TeIIen oy inherent COUNTIES sAd So iHrtheF IL
rs 'iie Ies'.'a VIZ" 'iiese htoeraslt OIL
iicISiS NJ nov Il l'f 'i-1-t udiF-
I' anu i1'N " ie1 ne SluG ~ sue
60. - - 49, 90 az 80 IN Io~d
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
Public s. h00is.

Nr.sa4 Erlroi.s ON vonr local cor,7D,n last
we, K. ..c.gs .a observation a,.ou, ,e,,e,-, IN
e-i...e= vIjcf. Was vi,j.art ,,arro,.t }, va
-. mo teachers alc emuloy,d in I'm. civ
WHO - ..ot ..le ra-r il tLasa .n-,i,p,a-
Now assume 10 say for the members or ,Aa
soaoo Ba.G ;...t they are every Wv disro. ed
u 5ec., = sAe usefulness Of gatherings l..yin.
tor lLeir ,i.cl the e,evatiug she standard al
IA al IS aIs.s, z ie,c. e- bt IA, res. ti., d -
the above has lceu taken by ,hem. The teach
ers If thcir choice hold 40 sucb puerile relation
10 the acloul board Ihey are chosen for tbeir
d,ars, and lIe5r fit performance Of duty in
i..er eevc..l :, heres alone. j VLat NIL b. ex-
aclsd from! .ie.a-
An. navg single. word ~ 20, ,,., ,l,,. rzoa-.l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
Senator D0G glass

Tie COPY right essay of Nj Douglass ia
H1rr~r has eiTec. ual y laid tin on the shelf a,
Presidential c.aisaase. His ca-nsles4
changes commend themselves 10 nobody. IL
,.e irst p.ace be proved traitor 70 tie Meth
By re-oia'.iH., Sac slavery agitation ia ,he re-
lcsl Be ;ae H.~sour. Compromise, Is The great
delight Of Southern Democracy then, finding
his popularity on the T.ne il lie Nsrss. he
dc!uses Tie country wita is popular sovereignty
manifesto. repuiiatmg the Dr-d Scott Decis.on.
and lhe whole south raises lis hands in holy
aorser 6. lhe circulation of Ircentialy pubic
e-..olN FL Tie pages Of a literary magazine
Tie tr.sh Of the scripture IS Vel real zed ia
BIZ case Wh'soever faileth o. tAis stone snail
BE broken; b0, on whomsoevor tine stone shall
81 II vii e.i.d h5m to puvdar
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
JUDsoN's sI0USTAEN HERE Pills.

How strange and wonderful often seems to SIS tlst
medicine eoTnpos of~inple mountain er- l roots
should certainly search and cure diseases To,
surprising that The Indians should know and;rresrre %
long and well that has sreapcd thcsearcL of
greatest physicians the world has seen True tie
ancient Inhabitants OF 1ceo strange race found
ty the Sganiaras living in large sies and, aliown,
for their strange customs and religion wei els liked
as ther eoRqueres. In the words OF writer Of son
celebrity, They have persisted from the face Of tie
earh their cities gigantic piles Of ruins their Kings
and Princes mighty ia their e forgotten Their
rules and their medicine alone left The united tes-
timo1y OF All intelligent persons Is. that JUBsoN,S
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS are the most successful mod
ieine in the world in curing disease.
Ju3sons ountaiu Herb Pills sre sold ly 81, g. .rns
Deale~s TScrt4rs,.-r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
Why ue wife and Print Politics.

There are .--ny men disposed to critisize 8
nsw-pal-- for deeoting too much space to po-
litcal matters = The exclusion Of y AT they are
pleased Il consider more important ol.i-cts-
Our paper. from now until election may render
itself obnoxious 70 these structures. and ve be-
lieve no one who va tersIand our motives VIII
deny the duig' Or the policy OF This course.
Ne take sides IN political issues because they
are important and live issues. because every
citiz,n Of free government Is directly inter
e~t~d Ia them; because TO one has a moral right
% ignore them; because the decision Of them
rests directly with the people because tile hap
~ destiny OF lie country depends on a correct
decision oi them; and because II order to rem
lsr q correct decision. il IS necessary that the
people shoald be informed u relation to them
Politics. like many sciences. is not stationary ,
new questions are constantly arising and these
questions must bc cauvasscd and understood ~
tie people or our system Of government viii
prove miserable failure
There are now, virtually, only two parties il
'his country. based @peH antagonistic priuci-
I!es. ~ one or tie other Of these It Is the
t.45ht and duty Of etery man to belong For #
one i. right. the other Is wrong 4..d majority
81 the voters must decide to which shall pre-
vnil 0ne of hese parties isbased upon the equal
~ Of mau ; II holds TO Tie principles asserted
in the Declaration OF Independence that all
are created equal and are endowed 10y
their creator NOT hy tbcsr ralersl with She I'M
nllcnab!e right to ge liberty and Lappipes. !"
IT make, freedom Tot slavery, the Cornerstone
Il the Constitution and q eur Republican In
.'Ituiions. al favor- bv acrs-u0t simply hY res
.iution>-,he b4il4iag If il National Rail Road
To the Pacific il f,vors bv acts. the securing o.
tres homestead to all who will occupy and c.l-
tivs,e them: i, f.vors tie spread Of free primer
Pies and free Institutions ove. all our public
domain /, f7vors the appropriation Of tLerub-
lie money for tie teueft # the peo,lo. rot Of
contractors and srcculators III for tie purchase
If votes - carry through Iacan,t,.on D;us. +,
opposes the revival If the slave trade. the use
If frleral havoi,rts n rr.... r,i, er7r,- i ~
Territories If lie L. or ,atel ii41- and kcen-
ing the runaway 0rapr,i, Of ol. par.i-;.lar Sc
sIon OF the Union
on tire ot.er hand. ylte aI.u-in. ra..v j.
made of heter, .;eneas,- .',.u.a,s whose tsaIie,
- illustrated ~ Ir~ qts al ,.,-e :. .I..e.,fr
il Sill IL an tIe. abaye :. iacisl.z a.
o2pr,s,ia. nm! sr..a,- ii, .l.. Ie,.t, -.,.s-.
i. !. doe ~, n. .l.s,. =, fs If H.. De-
cl,-,tios II l,.,,,..l..... 49,. ,,....i..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
Pimnies on The Face and Skin Diseases.

Are generally caused by Animalcul;e bur
roued in The skin Dr. Trask's Magnetic Omit
meat by lis powerful and penetrating qualities
destroys every vestIge q ;tsem. restoring health
and beauty to the Skin. wherever applied, Re
moving tan and freeE,les.
IsFLAArD or soRx EYES
4. C. Cushing, of South Bend. nd, says
%. The Magnetic Ointment Is the only remedy
10 use here for I5grzameF Eyes. The Auditor Of
our 'oauty has 50 much faith in is curative pow
ers this disease that he not only highly re-
eommeuds it. bat offers to forfeit the amount
paid for it IN each case If il fails of a cure
FILEs.
Piles. which arc at this season of the year,
particularly Troublesome, are cured 1t once by
Trazk'S Magnetic Ointment apply it to Tie Parcs
affected and to the small Of the back.
NERVOUS or SICK HEApAoHE.
Apply the ointment freely to the forehead
and temples and back Of the neck, also to the
soles of the feet and palms ofthe hands. Il viii
relieve the seve-e~t headache II thirty minutes.
Read advertisement in this paper. Iiy5-3m1
Resd the following from the Hon Morris Morris, form
erly Asditor of the State OF Indiana
LDfAsAPoLrs, Sept. :, 1857.
DR. c " RoBAca-Dear SIR: Having been troubled
for several years with extrems debility and weakness
much that unable TO attend TO nv ordinary
5; times, and having heard Of the wonderful
that you Scandinavian Blood Purifier AMI Pills ef
feetiaE, was induced 10y friend try them have
been un the Purifier Tor the last twelve months. and
End the medicine fully equal to lis recommended ms
So valuable is to me- that can dispense with
the Of it my advanced age Of fe-seyent
We
Icheerully give this Information for tae benefit Of
those similarly affected.
Yours, truly,
NORRIS MoERIe-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

SCHUYLER CoLFAx, f. P. BLAIR. GALUsHA i
GEow, CARL SoHrRz. and Senator DocLITr1E,aye
now in Minnesota eaavassing. the State for the
Republican ticket If argument aided by elo-
queuce can win, our new sister State is all
right.
Hon. ABRAM LINCOLN is following the tracks
Of Senator DOUGLASS through Ohio, viping on,
his sophistry as efIectualy az he did n Illinois
last year.
The Musical Society Of Milwaukee are about
commencing an Opera Season. They open with
Der Frciseh'tz. by Webe-, under the direction
Of Mr.. BALArKA. Milwaukee Is the only city
in the West that can get up itself. and sustain
musical performances Of SO high grade.
The mammoth steamship GaEAr EASTERN is
expected At Portland ae last Of this month
She Is larger than Nolhs Ark, and will carry
rs many though not 80 great a variety Of AMI
mails
The tax levy of the city Of New York
amounts to the sum Of 3, 500 $40, on an assess
ment of S557.9 ga, I22
Mr. ALFRED FRzeMAx. proprietor Of the In
tsuational Hotel, \. I City, committed sai-
eide recently by eating his throat with razor.
The PiatteviIle Academy has opened with 90
pupils, and the number is constantly increasing.
The Kansas correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Bs2Ietir says: The indications are that a Wig
orous light will be made on the Constitution,
but that instrument val be adopted by about
5ooJ majority. Parrot, The Republican nornIn-
&c, viii also be elected. but not by more than
1C0o over his oPPonent'
Hon. Abraham Lincoln. Of this Stat e
has accepted the Invitation Of the Wisconsin
State Az :cultural Society. TO deliver the An
nual Address OF the approaching Stale Far at
Milwaukee.
The London Times says that The harvest in
England viii be above an average The sud-
den and early ripening Of the crop has caused
ar immense demand for labor, and better wage.
are now being given than for several year,
past.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR SEcRErAaY
oF STATE lhe Portage City Record IN speak
ing q the nomination of Mr.. A. B. Alden Of
TIA; city Is The Democratic candidate for Sec
rctafy Of state says:
The nomination, though not at all surprising
10 Us. Is received with a good deal Of asjonjsA-
mcht by the Portage Democracy The office Of
Secretary Of State IS by far tie most response
bic and profitable Office in the State but Al
den Is Willing to assume the responsibility for
he profits. If by any t2rt5ltous circumstances
the State should secure his services as business
agent it may as well keep lis eve uron BIN or
the Secretary UU make tie mast money Alden is
p" sly, devii-isi sly" and manages to cover lis
tracks lie Is an Incorporating Democrat,
hard worker, and goes in 70 win.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
Commercial.
TUESDAY Eve, sEFr. 2o.h. 1850.

TUESDAY EVE, SEPT. 2o.h, 1859.
The Grain trad. 3urag the past week. has been unu-
su,y active, opening at o2}s No wheat but de-
ciuing SOC at the present time. which Is the
outside figure Oats advanced 10 IS ant 2oa but
in Slowly.
Two trains day ran, and all the at the
command Of thei ,ompany are called into service.
The money n1rket is tight snd paper cautiously dis
counted. Exchange remains at pc. y. y,
rency-
CHICAGO MARKET
We quote from the Press and Tribune OF Tuesdly as
follows
The wheat market opened ra.he- dull and At tn, Gloss
showed a decline No. Spring steady I5c. Of
r 7 f ~ SIM 769-a .L r Sa a. 90 an5
53l % for rejectci--all In store
Corn-scagce with sales 1T 65a6sc for No l.
Oat.-fra with sales st 25a2754
Rye-Iu good demand q, 5sc.
Bsrley-active At 52t53e for No. l.
ILWAUKEE MARKET.
We quote FROM the Sentinel Of Monday as follows:
wHEAT.-Aft very active weeks business, the
ms ket closed With very droopns tendency in conse-
tons we've: extra clab 75a76 50 72a73 N. 70 to
oats-2-a2s,
Barlev-5Sa5lc.
Corn-notIng done.
The following the quotations for our city market:
EXCHANGE on New York * sailing at rer
cent for American Gold per cent for Carrencr; OF.
Chicago, at = per cent
WHEAT-5Qa55c
coRN5o q 50 cents per bashel, Of 30 lbs, aad sells
BE.AEEs-75gsl per bassbel for clear white.
BEEF-St.o3 "H foot; - q 3 in quarters.
SALT-S-ao ger barrel,
sJ5 81; Re ais a. $ e y ID. ror$I
Moi-.~S aS-t;etait- at 30 g5g cents i gallon.
lhbN AND NiEii-l- now sold az t;aiela PRICE, from
] q cents, 9r DING - sizes
n o .r non
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
y. Y. Democratic State Convention.

As usual this Convention opened With row.
in which the President was knocked off the
platform. and sundry other persons more or less
pitched into. The Convention split in two no
dies one unde. the control Of Woop. \ State
ticket wa nominated by each, tie candidates
beng the same with one exception. Delegates
were elected TO the National Convention, aud
resolutions adopted IL favor OF BUCHANAN, DoUG-
Lass, and Democracy generally.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
Wisconsin State Fair.

Livery week during this month has beer, or
viii be, filled mp with fairs, in vari,ns locali-
ties. among these, there is how none Of more
immediate interest TO our community than The
STATE Fair 10 be held at Milwaukee on the 20 b.
27ch, 25th and 2j-h instant That Of last year,
at Madison, las nos been surpassed by any, and
it is due to the citizens Of the State. that MS
cansin should not permit other States to leave
her In the re@r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
Republican Victories.

Two State elections have already been held
'1 the Northern Ssates-in Maine and Vel mont.
ihe vote n tte latter State 50 far : heard fro,
stands. HALL. Rep, 2f.o56, sAxE Dem. II .059
ot Representatives elected the Republicans
have =, and tie Democrats -
IN Maine, Gov. MoaELL IS re cleo. ed By over
lo0Jo majority. and tie Legislature Is almost
unanimously EePCbllcau. These are sue In :
Aieatscsss I tie r. L IL orte1 States
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
FARM FOR SALE.

sIE Subscriber offers for sale POO acres more or les.
81 choices Timber and Farming Lands living nlestIv
W a leh WILEY lle timber If chiefly weite OAK suit
-i" Tor Talls Tn the land IS EouSe timber
car log clearing. = IS situated I'm the Of Pulas-
-i between tha Avcea Depot u. * ~ r. r ard the
cross i-ius lfa1fle, and convenient for Farm. The
e-crti"f 81 the land is follows VIII ncq sea
neg aud sea Of uwq See So, Town 5 Range J. and the
s Of avg 81 > 81 7 S. r. = These Lands will ae sold
eeap Tor e-su, ia lump IN lots 70 suit purchasers.
PETER T. TEMBY.
Linden, August IS 1859. 33wi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEFS EMAE's PILLS,
Prepared By Coraelius I. Cheessman. II. D.

The combination Of Ingredients II these Pills arc tbe
resu,- of long aud extensive practice They are rs
in t.r operation, ana certain correcting all rre-u-
iaEitia Painia MeHsraatons, removing all obstFuc-
TONS whether FROM ee.5 Otherwise headache pain II,
TIE sde papitatiou of the heart whites all nervous a
fsctions Mysteries fatigue pain back and limbs
e.. disturte4 aieep e arises interruption OF
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Gheesenal Pills invaluable as they viii bring
he monthly period with regularity. who have
been disappointed Ia the pills place the
usaost confidence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that
they represent 10 Go.
NOTICE
There - coadities If TIE fezale system Which
he fttls ezaAot Be taken 1tAout producing PECUT
lar PESJLI- Tie condition refsrred 20 is PREG-
N4NCT--tts rsssH, MISCARRIAGE. Such - the ir-
resisto5 tendency IF tAs medicine restore fAe ss1saI
f'acj8as 10 normal condition. that ire reprodxe-
t5ce pgzer II qiErs cannot resis
WsrEau'ed purely vegetable aud free from anything
Injurious ExPieit directions which should be read ao
uy each soc Psiee 81. sent BIZ mail on enelos-
ms = 10 she General gent.
9 sold by one Dgaggstin every town in the Uai;ed
il. L. IIJTCuTNGS.
General Agent far the United STATES.
las Chambers Street, New York
j. p u oAN. agent MiHesa Point; Boiler, Smith
Co.. tnics-oi H. hiaAcsiy ST. Louis. l4-y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
Great Fire in Chicago.

On Thursday night last Chicago was visited
by most disastrous coufagratIon, on the Wes
side OF The river, burning up the Cochran House
the Hydraulic Mills. Blaichforks Lead works.
the Ref. Scotch Pres. Church, and several large
lo', 32ryardsin all valued AZ more than 100000.
Five entire blocks we're consumed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

NV CoUSrERFEIT.-Ve were shown yester-
day Bill on the Central Bank Janesville, al
cred from 81 to a $500. The alteration was
made by extracting The ink and filing up with
pen and was very shabbilv done.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

~ The Lafayette County FAIR comes off
today "Wednesday and Tomorrow. The NJ
p. r r. carries passengers a. half fare
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROBATE NOTICE.
IN the matter # the Istase 2f Samuel Ferry Sen,

IN the ter # The Tstate # Samuel Perry Sea- De-
cs0scd
nN reading ahd fling the petition or Samuel Perry
- Jr A6inist1afor of said estate setting forth the
amount Of soH8l estate that has his hands
ana the disposition thereof Tie of DIS OUT
standing against said fe.eas and de~clp tnR 81 Al.
the real estate IT which said c. ceased died seized
PraSng that license he to him granted the whole
OF said real estt u Is ordered HAT all persons interest
ed in said estate appear before Le judge Of thiscorf on
Monday the 9Th dt5 If November next ensuing at She
Court House ia the eitv Of Mineral Point in sl r1ut-
then ana there t. -h0- caUS IF any there yhv the
prayer o said Pe toner should not De granted And
turtle ordered that copy Of this order be published
Mineral Point IGiauue. weekly newspaper pub
sheG the city Of Mineral Point, said county for
four successive weeks prior TO sai- DAY of hearng-
]. II STRONG.
Dated Sep ;, 1859. 5Sw4 County Judgc
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The mex; Academic Year OF tais Institution vii com
menee on Thursday, Sep eInbeE Ist.
For particulars apply 70
> ]. I. rICKAEn. Princir.r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

I EIEp BEEF-iu quantities to suit for sale BY
- -3f ANTON Beng
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

Ihe tommIItcc aI'' announce that Hon. 5.
p H'sr5NGs. candidate fr Treasurer. JAs:Es Il .
HOWE. candidate ior Attorney General, Ron j.
r. DooL1rrLE, Hon CHARLKs DuRkkE. Hon. T.
@ HoSE, Cam SoHuRz. Hoa. JoHx E. PorrEr,
don. 6. c. WASHBUEN- Hon. CHARLxs BullvG-
Ecasr. ION. LUTHEa HAyoHEr. and other proani-
AeAs Republican speakers viii address tie peo-
PIE 2. various Ioia's in the State during the
caa~7ss.
We hope tile people VIII take notice Of the
above appointments. and make their arrange
ncuts IL turn oQt aad hear
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

the STATE Central Committee annou~ce the
following appointments ia this region duriaS the
month 81 ociube5
Hon. =. v BASpALL, Repablicau. and Hon.
Il c. H.RAa-. Democrat, candidates tyr Go, er-
SCR. nt'. address the people a: tie following
times sld places
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20
CHEAPER THIN THE CHEAPEST.
Al - q 8 : (
AR AEEDT g. Is ATID5
In Iowa County for Sale on Long Time,

WILL sell any all Of the following described lau,s
fair prices fUi fourth cash. and the balance on
"a credit cf from one 90 I'VE years time
c. L. WAS -lBURN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

Judgment lv confession
March 70. 1888. In Iowa
county Circuit Court, State
If Wisconsin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

See Advertisement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

LANrkSrEE. TGure1l-- ... .....-.... October To-
SHrJLs sy.S- tued8y... ...-.-.-
MINERAL POINT, Aiou5av,-...-.-.. 10.
MONROE. Tuesday. -....--. .-...- IL
Hon. SrTLEu G. Nop-E. Republican candidate
t-r Lent. Governor, wil address the people Z,
the following times ana places
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

Losg or STOLEN.

COBB & HESSNORF.
A-'3rncYS for the PLAINTIFF.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-20

FALL OF 1850 :
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

Gey~ A very agreeable omnibus passenger,
of Yankee origin, but residing in the far West,
disconrscd as follows:
The people of this Western land are said to
he at present divided according to the follow
ing claSsication: Poor, poorer, poorest but |
think the words, odd, oddcr, oldest, applied
to them. would he as literally true; in fact,
often believe the words applicable TO all the
dwellers upon our iair earth. Among the
oddcr, you will surely place the subject Of the
following nnecdotc, to which it is impossible to
do full Justice, as lack power to delincatc the
nimtnhlc surroundings Mrs. had been
suddenly bcreaved of an excellent father
called to condolc with her upon her great loss
AMI being moved a, sight Of her allction, was
mugling my tcalS with hers when she remark
ed, Poor Por; seemed to he very much
attached TO Paw, some way poor old fcllcr!"
The inward struggle which Immediately took
place in the breast of your humble servant, be-
tween laughter and n sense Of the impro.
priciy Of indulging it, has seriously affected
her digestive powers ever since. The poor
woman, whose grief was sincere, had not the
remotcst idea of her absurdity