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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
NEWS ITEMS.


Ei7 Mr.. Dickie, late P. N. at Buffalo, is said to
have been removed, not for Douglas proclivi.
| ties, but in consequence ofa chronic difficult.
~ with his accounts sriateao e,,7er.sr .,..
Measures are in progress to raise fund
foI the education of two of John Browns
daughters at the school Of Theodore G. Weld
In Eagleswood, N. j. -A' o'-" L''@oi2
The recently widowed King of Portugal is
negotiating second marriage with Catho-
lie princess.
Mr.. Thorburn, son of old Grant Thor
burn, well known rs . scotsman and horti-
culturist, will probably soon be called to Mt.
Vernon to supcrintend the restoration Of those
hallowed grounds laid out by Washington.
T. We have seen note from the Physician Of
the Utica Asylum, under date OF the l6t !. in
which he says :o"Gerrit Smith slept last night
and is to-day quite calm. We look for bis
restoration with more and more confidence" i"
N. Z. Tribune. r. -. .,...., ,-..-
Mr.. Gentry, President of the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad, has returned from
Europe. He has succeeded in purchasing the
iron to lay the road through to tie Sabine.
Mr.. Bennett of the New York Herald, re.
tracts his slave-trade libel against Thurlow
Weed, Of the Albany Journal Mr.. Weed
accepts the apology. ngu .auian. .sa.
A resident of New Orleans, it is said, Just
returned home from England, where he dis
posed of patent for fish hooks, of his own
invention, for $4,000. -g
The English papers announce the approach
ing publication, in London, of new novel by
Hawthorn, the name of which has not vet
been made public.
1t is estimated that Hen Fever Burnham
made $40, 600 year while acting as State
Liquor Agent for Massachusetts,. .-aa
A bill has been introduced into the Senate
of Mississippi, prohibiting free negroes from
remaining in the State on any pretext whatev-
er.
Unusual activity in building operations and
other improvements are now observed in the
city Of Jerusalem, and thousands of Persian
laborers and Jews are becoming residents Of
the Holy City. These signs of new life are
regarded with great interest by those who
are looking for the return of the Jews and the
revival OF the glory of Jerusalem.
"Johnnie, Johnnie, you'll get killed J.
Where are you going p screamed an anxious
mother in the cars to her little son. 'Tm
just going ahead into the smoking car, moth.
er, to have cigar with friend-you see they
don't allow US to smoke in these cars"
The Erie Dispotch says that the existence
of an organized band of robbers, extensive in
numbers, on the southwestern shore of Lake
Erie, has been placed beyond doubt.
At a late sale of old United States coins in
Philadelphia, the following prices were obtain.
ed: 1894 dollars, $l1 1893 chain cent, S..
25; 1881 half cent, 81 so; 1871 Washing.
ton $36 70. .#a
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th says
"John Brown, Jr., son of fOssawatomie Brown
came to this city by the mail boat from Lou
isville, which arrived yesterday morning. He
is on his way to Parkersburg, Va, with the
ultimate intention of visiting his father, now
under sentence of death, at Charlcstown, Va.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
HYMN OF Trust.

The Professor at the Breakfast Table closes MS
o oltribution TO the November number OF the At
mite Monthly with the following:
O Lord Divine, that stopped 10 share
Our sharpest plng, our bItterest tear,
On thee we cast each earth born care,
We smile At pain while Thou art near . .
Though long the weary way we tread,
And sorrow crown each lingering year,
No path we Shun. no darkness dread,
Our hearts still whispering Thou art near
When dropping pleasure turns to gr'ef
And trembling faith is changed t9 lear,
The murmuring wind, the quircring leaf,
Shall softly tell us, Thou art near!
On Thee we fling our burdening woe,
o Love divine. forever dear,
Content to suffer- while We know,
Living and dying, Thou art near!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

~ Since the late election, the "war Of
the shells" has re-opened in New York, with
all the ferocity of former times. The "hards''
denounce the 'softs" with much savage ami.
mostly. They were united long enough to
vote together at the polls, and now that elec.
ton is over, they 30 to pummeling one anoth:
ez again without mercy.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

~ The contest for Mayor in New York
city at the coming December municipal elec-
ton, will be quadrilateral affair. The "Old
Line Wings" have nominated DePeyster Og-
den-the Mozart Hall Democracy, VIM F.
Havemeyer-and the Republicans, George
Opdyke. As the fight now stands, the pros
pectsare decidedly favorable to the Republic
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

.W The Columbia s. Carolinian, of the
18th instant, says: The premium offered by
Col. A. NJ. Hunt, for specimen of native
African, to be exhibited at the State Agricul.
tural Fair, was taken few weeks ago by DR..
Bland, Of Edgefield, who brought two on the
grounds. Their arrival created Quite a sensa.
ton with the large crowd assembled in the
ampitheatre. The premium was beautiful
silver goblet. .,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

- Twenty-six Democratic meeting have
been held in Kentucky in as many counties,
and fourteen have instructed the delegates to
the State Convention to favor Mr.. Guthrie's
nomination for the Presidency, and twelve
have left their delegates uninstructed.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
~.. The latest news from Ca

81 The latest news from California gives
wonderful accounts of the new gold discover
les near Carson Valley. All the hills in sight
of Eagle Valley have been "prospected," and
immense sums had been offered BY specula-
tors for some of the claims. Companies of
miners were actively at work, and the reports
grew better. The discoveries continued to
create the greatesk excitement. a-,.s.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

W The Washington Constitution, drilling
the Southern members for the election of a
Pro-Slavery Speaker of the House, says -
"The plurality rule must not be thought of
for moment by any member who is not one
of Stewards coadjutors." .. ...-.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
PROPOSAL.
BY BAYARD TAYLt

The violet loves sunny bank,
The cowslip loves the lea,
The scarlet creeper loves the elm;
But love-thee.
The sunshine kisses mount and vale,
The stars they kiss the sea,
The west winds kiss the clover bloom;
But kiss-thee.
The oriole weds his mottled mate,
The lily's bride O. the bee;
Heavens marriage ring is round the earth,
Shall wed thee?
-Harper's Monthly
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

Paul. It must be the great goods distribu-
ting point for q vast region North and North,
west in all coming ages if civilization is pro-
gressive, and the institutions of our common
country are prospered and extended. 1aaI
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

~ A meeting at the fremont Temple,
Boston, collected upwards Of $500 for the
benefit Of John Browns family.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

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Address W. McI-=r St Louis No
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the agricultural resources the business and opla
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Of the neigheoring states viii always be ou its
The markets OF to chief cities of the West
statistics Of productions shipments the marine
terst Of our great rivers aud tie trade Of RAILROADS.
will each De carefully noted The latest nformao ~
Telegraph from every quarter will furnished th. Do
tails Of foreign steamships viii be given full
pied and in brtef thing that AFFORD f.,t
nent T. She reader or knowledge 70 the thinker viii be
presented TO it, subscribers.
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past the Missouri Democrat has furnished
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wteot Interference those residing other
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
FoEECI.oSrRE SALE.

John butcher, kellogg Sextou1 State Of Wisconsin,,
and John 4. Goodrich, q cult Court, l y " a
Comfy.
john adams Eliza adams x
John Bonner
EDV vj.tue OF a Judgment OF Foreclosure snd Sale
made in the above entitled action dated the Ist lay
March, ~ H. 1888 shall ocr for sale aJs6 sell pub
r auction 20 c highest h Her the front door the
Court House in thc City OF Mineral Point, County ana
Aforesaid, the 18th day Of july, \. r. 1889 at
O'Clock T. ". Of that day the following described mort
gaEed premises to satisfy the amount of I,65e due
said plaintiffs besides interest and of sale wit.
Commencing AZ the southeast Of lot number
three 80 BLOCK number two ~ and running thence north
along Iowa thirtyseven half feet thence
west hundred feet, thence south thiryseven and
onc-sit feet thence east hundred feet iowa
e place % beginning, according the plat survey
A. :" coU.or IN the village of Dodgevlte in said county
ant Stete-5lted Shelias Office. April ], 1883.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Go. Wis.
Smith K heyes. =nd Joseph II. C!ary PITTS Att'ys.
r1-II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

IlNFAeF sPens,y F"l''ti'i State Of Wizconsin
Matilda E Ilood Defendant Iowa County Circuit Court
virtue of Judgment of foreclosure and sale made
IN the above entitled action the 18th day of Mare
1879, sasll the 2 day OF September \. u 1859,
the hour Of oclnck p NJ of day expose
aud seal at public auction the highest bidder for
IN hand. at the front door of the House in
city at Mineral Point County and aforesaid, the
the following described Mortgagcd premises, much
thereof a. snail % sufficient raise the 1919
oesdea interest and sccring costs toitN Out Lot
Der two hundred and thirty live (5 and ali that part
OF Dat Lot number hundred and orty-seven CAT
not heretofore decided to the Mineral Point Rail
Company and Thomas Davey in the illsge (now CITY
Of Mineral Point, in the county of Iowa, Wisconsin.
Dated Sserns Office, Mineral Point, Wisconsin, March
Is, 1889.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis.
Conn hEssMOKE, Attorneys. m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
CArE Il Gr.. Mo. May II. %.

'AFF = I'C-, lIo-. May II. -
Enron MINERAL POINT TaIuuNE:- You viii
ooaIer very great favor ~ announcing in Tie
Irsb,ot tie dr"v ming of BE>sA>fIy tNcr. oldest
Of r. i. and 5 f. Vance. formerly OF High
and, Wisconsin; lie vas drowned while fishing
n the Mississippi river opposite this place; he
had crossed the river il company with his ia
Their and several other persons for the purpose
Of fishing; he was standing Ga tie shore, which
IS u solid rock At the place where they were.
Eshen be from some cause lost h.s footing and
slipped into the river; lie attempted to swim,
but the current vas too rapid and it soon bore
him ~ der and before any q tie company could
rush to his assistance he sank TO rise 40 more.
Yours Respectfully,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
EoItuCLOsURE SAIL.

Patrick Kane, FltEl
,,5,.f - 81 Circuit Court, iowa County, Wis
-. - February Term, 1859.
viz ut judgment Of Foreclosure ic made
IN tAe ahcve entitled the 2al day Feb
ru4ry A. i 1853 shall. Saturday tte > day Of
ocEi'ber a u. 1854 tt the hour 81 CI"ch p ~. OF
sand Gay, expose for sale an ~ public auction,
le highest Bidder for cash hand tir trout door
tte Court HuES IN the city of Mineral Point.
aat State aforesaid, the following de~cribed AOtEaged
premises much thereof shall Ice sufficient
fas the nf Sija,DU Judgment; and interest. and
Stl4' costs, tn w.t.: Lot No egt IS in block NJ.
twenty t23f ia Strong, Doty * oNes addition the
village taa~ cttyl al Mineral Point, the county Z!
I'1-t IN state Of Wisconsin Aforesaid.
Dated Sheriff. ONCE Mineral POINT. Wis Apr. T. 1859
TuUS. NcF ARLAND
G-,-l: sheriff iowa Co.. Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

Ia f&e FEzI.eT = fts Last wa and EcstCaeEs q okz
L0ef 20~r51r. ceceass&
an reading and ding Instrument II writing, pur-
porting Ia be the LAST TeStGm OF John
loof5oorrw late Of said county. deceased ANA also the
accompanying petl1,n q W. Monroe, George Scde'-
Is-er Snd kebesaA lootccrEew. representing among
othef things that tde sd john Loot lately died
His residence said c-uRtE. that said &
t At VIII and Testament OF said deceased, tlAt
they the said petitioners the identical William Mon
ne Cocoa eenEer ard Rcbs2h Loof5arrow named
ana in and by said Last viii aad Testament
executors thereof a,d praying nat GAY d appointed
(,
that the proofs ssi instrument be heard before tie
Judge OF this court NoEGSy the ota cay OF nac next
ensuaz O'Clock r NJ - the Prostate 1acs IA the
village Of DoGgeviite in said county And II Is further
a-Gvzed public notice thereof De gwen 10 al per
interested. by publishing copy Of tAts oFeer teF
three weeks successfully, prior 10 srid car ot nearing IN
the Mineral Point Tribune, weekly e~sIaeS lflAs-
&c a the city OF Mineral Point. in said county.
/ NJ. STRONG, Cvsrfr "csrc
DATED Nag 81, Z. D 1859. 1875
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
circuit Court FOR Iafayetle County.

''5 ass IA SssP Judgment a,osetea Oct. 9Th
isoad Company. For Damages s12,o5s 30.
Costs, $40 -
)1 virtue IF Execution directed and deliver
ID ed comm tndiaE % levy aud coll. CT the full
amound Of the judgment in the above entitled suit
w4,h interest tneTe from the day the docket
e. have seized AMI levied upon the franchises OF
said defendant. together With all the rights and privi
thereof and AL their corporate property, both real
and personal, which shall expose sale public
ion the Directs. the front door of the Court
House ia tho city # Mineral Point, Tuesday the 18th
Gay al Anal DeNs n 10 O'Clock y NJ
Dated March p, lsa3
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff.
j. s. Ike, p Plaintiff, IN person.
The sale l. os;poHed till the IIth day of May
A. D. 1888, a. tie hour
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
Sheriff low. County.
SheliTs CH5ce. ApI-; - 1882.
The above sale further postponed until the 18th sy
of May 1852 same place and hour Of the dsy.
THOMAS ArFARLAND.
May II, 1883. ShSriF l0Aca Coanfg.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

Nttqaen NHFtIleF !
Peter Lloyd. 5
virtue of decree OF said ceurt dated March 5th,
tS59, w NJ The font door OF The house in
city OF Mineral Foint, iowa caaaty, WIS the i
dav July, \. q. 1S5a. eeleck r :. or sa,e
pRhttc veudue The following described raEeft
> cruises the hisaest sad best bidder cash: suti.
quarter o northwest quarter ana southwest quarter
northeast quarter Of sec; ion number tweuryeIgAt
tss township uUnber eight - north range
feue - east Of fourth Princsa. meridian au
ted said county OF Iowa. s sale b. made satisfy
and o ss3silate. Sherias Office PIT. g. 1S5e
THOMAS MCFARLAND SAeEE.T, loa- CO. Wis.
C /. EkaST. PIsfS s5u-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Iowa COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
The Plaintiffs desire the trial Of this action, any there
be- to be had in the county Of Iowa.
The County Of Iowa. and Samuel Hoskins BENJAMIN
Thomas. Ann Thomas. Henry Duuston Elizabeth Du n
ston, tins Iadecoat and Grace LGdecoat Plaintifs
ogosHst
The Unknown heirs of James Maddin deceased
1yack, asiah H. Tyaek and Mary Tvack osish III and
Mary iuuor) heirs of Josiah Tvac deceased Jabez
son tsnR l. latirop Harriet Carter. formerly Iiar-
ret lahropl Daniel Whitney, Eeline s. Whitney.
btneken, AuVa-tus =. Ihcmpson Samuel B. Campt ELL
:itchard ) Vivian, date Sheriff Iowa county Wis
lIenry Penherthy, Eliza Penberhy, Francis Vivian and
hiuah Njvian, Defendants.
TUG STATE WISCONSIN,
To the above named DEFENDANTS
Y OF aT= hereby summoned answer the complaint
81 tic above named plaintiffs copv Of which Is on
e IN te Office of the clerk Of the circuit court of Iowa
county Wisconsin. and to copy o
on the subscriber al the Office F. Henry in
the city OF Mineral Point Iowa county, Wisconsin, within
twenty days after the OF this summons exclusive
OF the day OF service; and if you fail answer this
complaint hereby required the plaintiffs will apply
10 the court Tor the relief dem andei IN the paint
F. HENRY PTfs Atty.
90, WITNESS the Hon. u. NJ Gothren, Judge of
Is. the tifth Judicial Circuit, this 18th day of
~ Anrit 1859.
Attest: JOHN CoMMIxs C,srb Of the Circuit Court
To tie above nan1cd Defendants:
You Teby notified that the object of the above
action Is perfect the title Of the plaintiffs part
Of the Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter
section number twenty seven (2T in township number
six 80 north Orange number three 90 the fourth
principal meridian in Iowa county Wis., containing
acres or less and THAI personal claim made
against YOU in the same F. HENRY
Mineral Point, Iowa Co., Wis. ClSl PIES ATTY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
MORTGAGE SAL.

Parton Wight andI
Ha.siet Wright,
against
John Is Ntitrtov. }
y Pursuance of Judgment and secretai order raae
by tae tircuit Court of Iowa county the ,isty
Of March. A. H. Ia5>, shall offer Public
due at tie front door Of the Court House city OF
Mineral Point IN the county 81 Iowa. Aforesaid the
ia day ct NAY next. r. two O'Clock in the afternoon
tuat day. the follow ac described Real Estate wit
AL tAat part OF Lots aUG Sleek thirteen,
-ren-s Addition 70 the village Of Mineral Point ex-
reFtrs What was heretofore beeed b. Harriet JuaSou.
uaw harriet Wright - Charles eliuski. premise,
the said Iowa ana state OF Wis
co1ssu- Dated tlis 81 cav 81 December. A d. ISIS.
GEORGE AtsSSEE.S5IITH sac If
Iowa Co, Wis
FARLEY kATQS. All 1lE pam lIstS-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17
\. A. HARVEY

SERIOUS AcctpExr.-A son OF Ma. WILsEY.
some SIX yeare old. Of Sextenviue. Rlchland Go
shot in one Of his eyes last week, with Al
arro~. by hoy nth whom lie vas at play
The Obserrsr says fears are entertained that he
vii loose bis eye. Here Is another warning to
children. against the careless use of dangerous
play things
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

DEATH FROM GeEEx TEA-A daughter of Mat
thla- .ltchie. II the town of Green wood. Steu-
ben Co, aged about twelve years. died from the
effects OF drinking common green tra. a few days
slnce She drank Il very strong. and ate the
leaves afterwards - causing vio}eu, spssrns for
twenty -four hours, when she expired.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-17

almost entirely occupied in doing job work
with which We have been crowded for the last
week or two, have been compelled 10 neg
lect ctr Local column almost entirely in this
numbey
Yfw PApEn-Messrs j. LENNON It j. HER-
EoS, late of Madison, have arrived In this City
With the materials for publishing Democratic
Paper, which is expected to make its appear
ance In about two weeks We extend to them
the hand Of fraternal friend ship, with our best
wishes for their success in all save the princi-
pies Of Modern Democracy
Situated 1t Is IN the heart of the great
Mining District of the State, surrounded BY as
rich farming country as can be found il the
West, with a population in the county approach
ing 10000. and in the city of some 900, we
are not surprised that persons from abroad
should look upon Mineral Point as a favorable
location for ore than newspaper
That we have q reading community. no one
can doubt after learsing the number of news
papers and magazines received through the Post
OfiSe y he city ana the number disposed of at
the News Depot; but that have ccmmuni-
y liberal n the patronage of local paper, ex-
perience has proven to us is not the case. Even
one receives but a scanty living for those con-
nected with is publication
On tx O former occasions our Democratic frier ds
have attempted 10 sustain a local organ in this
city, and some of them. At least, have bled
freely to keep it in existence, but without
success. That the gentlemen about to engage
in the enterprise of publishing an organ fer that
party in this place. viii serve the party more
faithfully, or get up better local paper than
their last predecessor, hardly be expect ed
as but w such 10 be found in the State
For their sake. we hope they may meet with
better success than have others. bat we are in
cined to the opinion the result " i'll be that our
citizens VII Is permitted 70 look UPON tro
starred Editors Instead Of ie:,e one, as hereto
fore
OF one thing We certass. the legitimate
patronage extended 10 newspaper publishers IN
Mineral Point. Is Tot sufficient to afford more
than poor living one; and all that Is real
ired beyond that. must come from voluntary
contributions from party friends. which may.
fer a while. be literally bestowed but soon be-
come an unwilling tax. and finally cease. The
.doAar-a-Inonta system, has often been tried
IT. never succeeded for any great length Of
time.
Messrs- LrMHos & H1aRoS. Nc have no doubt,
vii get up = good paper-one worthy Of the
patronage Of the party. We wish them success
But net 70 Tie starving q ourself and family
The TILE Of he paper is 70 be the " Home In
teiiigencer, a.d tie first number viii be issued
on Thursday The 26.h day If May