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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19
MORTGAGE SALE.

Joseph Thomas Plaintiff
Ggdisst State Of Wisconsin.
John Love. Marion Love Circuit Court
and izabeth Jscka, for Iowa County.
Defendants
u virtue Of judgment of foreclosure and sale made
in the above entitled action the 5tli March
y. y. 1889, shall on the 23d day September, \ D.
1885, at the hour Of O'Clock z NJ expose for saie and
sell AT public auction to the highest bidder for cash
hand at shc front door of the Court House, the city
OF Mineral Point county and State aforesaid thu follow
shall be Sufficient 20 raise the Of 800 9S, besides
interest and accrulng The north half OF
the north east quarter OF section nuner thirteen (3
in township Number five 90 Forth Of range number
three 90 east containing eighty OF land, situate
in Iowa county.
Dated Sheriff. office, Mineral Point Wisconsin, March
Is, 1853.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Co., Wis.
COBB MESsMoRE Attorneys for Plaintiff. 6nl2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19
MORTGAGE SALE.

Jacob Mailer and VIM.
Weudtc, Plaintiffs, State of Wisconsin,
against Circuit Court
Michael Miller and Jo- for Iowa County,
hannah Miller, Defts.
by virtue ct judgment of foreclosure and sale made
in the above entitled action the 9TH day March
D. 1859, shall the I'D dav Of September, y. H.
1883, the hour OF o'clock z. p expose sale
sell - public auction, to the highest bidder cash
hand, ut the front door OF the Court House in the City
of Mineral Point, county and State aforesaid the follow
described Mortgaged premises, much thereof
shall he sufficient the Of $;5S ~. besides
interest and accruing costs, to-wit The equal undyi
ded half part share of lot No hundred aud six
the county OF Iowa and State Of Wisconsin.
Dated SheriHs olhee Mineral Point, Iowa Co., Wis
consin March Is. 1853.
THOMAS MCFARLAND Sheriff Iowa Co, Wiz
CORR K MEssNoRE Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Gml2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19
FoRECLosURE SALE.

John butcher, hl-,- Sexton) State Of Wisconsin,
and John 4. Goodrich, Circuit Court, ! O va
} Comfy.
John Adams, Eliza Adams &
John Bonner
by viitue of Judgment Of Foreclosure snd Sale
made in the above entitled action dated day
March, A D. 1859 shtI osr for sale pub
lie auction to the highest bidder the front door OF the
Court Hos. in tine city of Mineral Point, County
aforesaid the 18th day of Oco5er ~ d.
O'Clock p NJ Of that day the fpioviuS described
gagged premises to satisfy the Of 81 $50
said plaintiffs besides interest Of sale, wit:
Commencing at the southeast corner of lot number
three go block number 81 and ming north
along lows street thirtyseven and ehaf feet thence
hundred feet, thence south thirty
onehalf feet. thence hundred feet Iowa
the place of enninF according the plat
\. " Comfort ia the village OF Do1geyiie in said county
and State DATED Sheids Office, July s 1S5a.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. sheriff Iowa Co. Wis
Smith & Reyes and Joseph II. Ciary, PIfs Att'ys.
3ln
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
ta SHERyFF'S SALE.
On j udgcmen n, Of Foreclosure.
, Iowa County Circuit Court.

Aaron T. yescelius,
William A Bradie, 0"n'1 S"cuf' eourt-
Virgins Bradie. ! 500.
NOTICE is hereby giyeu tina: By virtue Of JUDI.
~ Foreclosure made and entered TIE said
IN the shove entitled action, the Gath Feb
1853, will offer for sale and SELL to tbs highest
bidder for crab In hand. the front door of the Court
House in the City Of Mineral Point Iowa County, Wis
eonstn on the 18th day of August A ID. 1852 between
,ne hours of O'Clock. +. NJ, Of said day, the fol-
County, viz ~ n
Lots Nos two, C2) three. 90 four Is In Block No
me-, tOl n Tue Ssse OF Arena Iowa County, Wiscop
SIN 70 Moses NJ Strong's survey, much
tnercti as snail Dc sniscent satisfy the the sum Of
one Hundred snd highty One and 72-oo Dosrs prinei
PAL and atyfour dollars snt 10 the
said Plaintiff together with aecruins cost and intere.
Dated Sheriff 5 Office Midersl Point Wis M.Tch :
1859 THOMAS mozart AMI 49, .
EAToS Cox, Pl'f' Auney. lo,ds lown Co. Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19
SEERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Circuit Court for Iowa County.


John Nolsu.
Edward Piiiip- sd u- <otie u sale ForecloEu re-
iIt l-fs S-if-. } Amount si.Ie5 -.
NOTICE i hereby given that b virtue Of Judgment
OF foreclosure aud sale tered ia the sh,rve emit
tied coart the 9Th day Of juno. A d. 1883 in the
entitled action ana by tis thnrit, Wv
~ the 9reeT OF sale ia si aecree foreclosure
VIII 81 al pu5ic auctisn 20 the highest bidder Tor
cash. the tl ttT nf September 1853 o clock ia
the afternoon Of -ait day the front f the
Eouse, in tise city Of Mineral p rat Iowa County Wis
I'll the tpi"1Ing described real situated said
toNa county Hss Va - Tue hail OF the south
quarter Of Section fweutr-six d Township No
I'VE = Hofs4i a i-a'lge No. Is esst ana the north
"est quarter OF tHe northeast IA tsf, ana the so IN
ea-t OF quarter al northeast qGzrres si Sec ls thirty
fo1s, -sa ~ Township 10 6ve-5- uoflh, g" f1sse No.
two = east, containing Hundred and -iNts acres Of
auG more OF less Tl. sale 4 IL be made
-fy the thousand t0aAEe aila sixty
i,siIars and plain
TIE together Nj al COSTS
Dated Sheriff : sg4se, Mineral Point. June s, 1873
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
Sheriff, i5xa Co Wis.
Farley Eaton PIES Att-.--- .5sm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19
MORTGAGE SALE.

Stephen Northey
Iowa Co., Wis, Circuit Court
Peter Lloyd. }
Pf virtue of decree of said court dated March 5th
IL 1899, viii, at the front door
me city OF Mineral Point, Iowa county, Wis.
Gay OF July, a D. 1889. O'Clock r NJ offer for sale
81 public vendue the following described mortgaged
enses 10 the highest and bidder cash:
quarter OF northwest quarter and southwest quarter
otthessl quarter OF section number twentysight
tzo) In township number eight (sl range
oI ~ eass OF fourth princi pal meridian and situa
eeo N sSia county OF Iowa; said
the sum Of Two HunGred and Tbrtv-six al 100 oIls-.
ano costs 81 ,sieDated, Sferis ofsce Apr. Is, 1859
iaVAAs McF AKLAND Sheriff, Iowa Co Wis.
" L. kosf, a. rs All 3m16
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19
SHERIFF., SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, Z
Circuit Court for Iowa County,
Jonathan White,

Circuit Court for Iowa County,
Jonathan White,
Joseph Hatch and Julia Hatch his Notice of sale
wife and the heirs a law OF Andrew Foreclosure
Crlst, deceased. and the heirs at Amount SUI o.
law of James T. Mctioveu, dec'sed.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ny VII tue Of Judgment
of foreclosure sale rendered III. above emit
tied court, the 6tb day az juno, D. 1852 in the
above entitled action and by Of the authority pv
hy the orer of sale in tire said farccu-
VIII se At pus auction 70 the ghest bidder
ct@h, the tn ay OF September 1885, At two clock
tc afternoon Of said day the the Court
II in the city Of Mineral Point, Iowa County. Wis
all OF the following described real estate situated in said
Iowa County, Wis -THU certain lots or trrcts of
land being the southwest quarter the Southwest
quarter OF ion ten iu township four north range
east containing forty and acres OF
the half the north quarter section fifteen
except tyrenty-seyen prs ousg sold oh, smith
which tNentYseven acres are bounded follows
Commencing the fforti-ss Of mort Invest
quarter section EfteeH, running seventy
eic pole to the and .ovs
mentioned corner running III fogiyGve degrees
sixtv-s-.en poles to the Of said creek thence
down the centre said crrek inters.ct said south
line Also the following described tract being in ssd
Iowa county; Part of the north half the
Quarter OF section range eS~rlfe3
ten running forty rods tfercs SON III
ii -htv rods thence forty rods west lire
the section thence .ai1i lns eighty rod. 10 In.
place beginning containing twenty acres also the
half of the quarter Of section con
tanning eighty acres. AUD the quarter Of
tipn fifteen il town ard range, containing forty
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
SheT it, lows Co. Wis.
Dated Mineral Point. June 6, 1853.
Parity Eaton, Corips Atty 23-3Tn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
JtidsoT1's Pill. are the Best r. NEEDY in ertst-
tn.. he t..lLoLci,a lam rLoints.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE I

Females no value health, should be without
these Pills They purify the blood distractions
all kinds cleanse skin of all pmpes and blo,ches,
and bring the rich color Of health to the pale cheek
Es- The Plants and Herbs of which these Pills are
rnads. were discovered 10 very surprising among
the Tezucan< trbe Of Aborgines in Mexico. Get the
Almanac our Agent, and you Will read with delight
the interesting II contains OF the 0kLAr
SEDICSg' OF the Aztecs-
Observe.-Tfs Mountain Herb T'iIJs put
Beautiful IVrarpc Each Jor contains 40 iils and Rad
% BIZ All geTutHs, houe the signature q
Is. L ygDSON q co. each tx
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19

Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
We mean the Linden drum. not the Indian
drum nor tie Moorish drum. The drum did
not come to time.-it was badly beat on the 4th
and has not been heard to speak since. A writ
q replevIn was served but would not lie, because
u could not hnd the drum on which TO lie. So
all Linden have moved their drumstcks and
marched to this city in search of the drum and
II John r. Trau'el. Esq. Justice OF the Peace,
can md i, is voice viii soon again be heard
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19

isRAPERs.-The sale of these machines affords
tie hes, evidence of the state of the crops. For
the last few days from Ten TO fifteen reapers per
day have passed our office on their way to the
country. Not less than fifty have been sold the
past week. Harvesting viii commence here
abouts next week
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19

RkrURSKD-Fhe Co Treasurer aud Clerk of
the hoard of Supervisors, returned to their old
office IN the County building on Saturday last.
The Register of Deeds and County Judge only
remain at Dodgeville. They viii probably be
here in few DAYS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19

IS Read Chapman's Advertisement They
are doing a Land Office" business in the sale
OF Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. Call and see them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19

Is Several Communications and local items
afe crowded cut this week, which Will appear
IN our next
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19

rs ine weather Is exceedingly hot From
- % . - inc shade during the week Oh-ob'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19

AMERICAN HousE- MADfsos.-W lille in Mad :
lson last week. We put up at tAe American
House, kept by J. W. JEFFERSON. and found it
one Of the best Hotels in the State Mineral
Pointers visiting the Capital May be sure of
tirding good fare at a reasona bic charge al the
A84>erfcan House.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19
e JUDSON, & Co.
SOLE PR o p r. f I Q r S,
No. so Leonard Street,

Ss Agents wanted always-AddFess as above. "a
bv * Puff .,, - O. Vivian NIaera Point.
Z. r Thomas and Wua- a. Bishop. Dodgevilie. Henry
Webb. Linden Power. Lar7pe y Co. III zhland. n. .
Dudg-o Avoca. and by Medicine dealers generally Ord
should ue addressed 10 3. : Judson Co. No. 80
Leonard St, \. y, VIM Nudge b Co.. EarYille,
Madison Co., y. 7.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19

MINING CoMPANY.-We learn that our enter
Prising townsman and good miner. Tuos- SHORT.
j. about forming a company to run level under
the old Dreadnaught diggings, some 30 feet be-
low the present working. This Is wise move
little more Of this kind Of enterprise viii rem
der Us independent of eastern capitalists.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19
SD REV ARD,

THE above reward will he paid BY the Io. County
Game Protection Association. for detection aud
conviction person killing having possession
av Grouse Quail Prairie Chicken prior 70 the rst
day OF August. By order Of the Association.
D. NJ. WELD, Sec
Mineral Point. Jaly II, 1859
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
which l going TO sell
CHEAP FOR CASH.

w STOCK CONSISTS in part 81 The following articles
Superior Brown, Crushed, Loaf aud Lump SUGARS
imperial Gunpowder Young and Old Hyson and Black
TEAS.
New Orleans, usar House and Syrup NOLASSES.
Java, Rio and other CoFFEES.
Ping. Fine-cut an smoking ToB ACC0-
Poland ard Corn STARCH
Salara;us, Yeast Powders Pepper Spice Casa, Cloves,
Nutmegs Starch. Clothes Pins, Bed Cords,
WindiSss-Ropes, Tubs pills,
Baskets, Boxes, &C
SLSO-
The best quality Of Dry and Picked Fish, Dried APP
pies. Peaches and Currants, candies Of all kind-,
Rife snd Blasting Powder, Shot, Lead, Nails,
Flour Corn Meal, Batter, Eggs,
Aud in short every srtcle Family Groceries wanted
in this market.
All Of which will be sold a the lowest living
prices l. not intettion to sell belor ce.f, but
think can come as nsz- il - others
3 Please call and for yourselves.
EDWARD CooDE.
May -. 1859. 1Stf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19

PRINCIPAL Office and Salcs Rooms, No. 6 East Fourth
ST. 81 Building from Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
I-a5raterv IN Hammond street
For sale in Iowa County by John II. Vivian. Min
eral Point &. {. Stevens Co., podgevilis Arthar
Ravnor, AvocA VI. r AHs6,l, Arena T. s Ansiey,
Linden ana by Druggists and Merchants generally,
Throughout the Union tT-ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-19

EO BOXES Sealed and No. Herring
I5a JENgIS BARRISGR co.
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WHITE FISH and TROUT for sale
w low for cash,
I5tf JESKIN, BARRINGR < co
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-21

NOTICE.-Haying been appointed Agents a
nMDKSATION INSURANCE COMPANY, which also takes
arn all persons in this city having average claims
srs nd Company hereby notified to call on the SUBJ
mh2i.t y obtain the required certificates: .----
1H W.BRUNE SONS
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COFFEE AND TEA SETS, mo n f''
7e PITCHERS, 49,
COFFEE URNS, &c, &c,
superior quality and new designs full assortn emit
santy kept on hand and for sale at moderate prices BY
CANFIELD BRO. CO.,
229 Baltimore street,
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commission Wlerfbants.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
u,s.-s T p PLEAsANTs Sons, Baltimore.
Hessrs w. GLENN Sous, Cincinnati. jal-tf
B. T. ELDER PROVISION
PRODUCE commission MERCHANT,
i2o 8 EuTAw STREET.
oau BALTIMORE
nAVID T. BUZBY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CHEESE, BUTTER AND PROVISIONS,
No. 6 EXCHANGE PLACE,
oc7-tf Baltimore.
a Commission MERCHANTS
FOREIGN A ASR f p6MEsT X LIQUORS,
slsf No. 81 Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md
HISS & COL cd =,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
Nos 81 and % SOUTH CHARLES s nkkEES AXE
fe22f Baltimore
HAPRON & CO.,
~ SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
4 iG5n al
ports IN IhhbIiND. milf
4 HOOPER Il CO.,
y. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
ial1tf Baltimore
I'd MALCOM & CO.,
T. GR HF9kE Ng Ks Eh9 BEAERsG Il aEEso
WooD STREET, BowLY's WHARF,
JalSu Baltimore.
". COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. CAMDEN ST., BALrIMoRE
Give their exclusive attention to the sale Of 0A
TOBACCO, COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS,
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Dianus ana Masit .

xuEEsnff=-a=z THE BEST PIANO FORTES
II u III CHICKERING sons.
They have received 50 Medals for their SUI
perlorty over all other makes and at the late
ryland Institute the HIGHEST AWARD They are
by all judges, to be the BEST PIANOS in the
United States. " VIZ
~ Some excellent second hand Pianos sale Pianos
tuned. I II ST0DDARD '''
Q24-u No. South Calvert
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Bail 80a0s.
La u;

- n1ry western ~ ] a.
On and after RI tba li 5ft ~ oWINGS' MILLS
Station for oxngs az tRe a. T 5nd G2Ee Calvert
NJ Meeting ali trains on tb q and A. NJ and AS +
me Relay House Round trip tickets for The NRRWay al
an, saa ---------- 49, IRWIN. IRWIN < TAYLOR
hzaz S7rFTN5RF AND o KifES Ts1AtEE33 iSEoUrH
On and after April 21st, 1889, the trains viii run 40 e
Leave Camden Station, BaltimoreMail (except srd.,,
HE ME ES SDST f q 4SP NJ N6RFA AN VIA
Between Baltimore 9R W "a r SASSENGE E5S
bertrand BTssP and and Wheeling by lying over
GTaon and Parersburg take the 4O5 NJ train from Bal
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4I5PN
a2 TF3 39P Ft tTr {9i{11TiS at s} ~ M
ia and 54OP NJ, and Ellcots Mills at 72O A. NJ. AM
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE besides the regular trains,
mere T F0R sRfSj3 wiz 9t 80 81 f9T B2ltimSTe
Lea rye Baltimore az A. 1a and Is and $50
Bamo9G ~ "a az at 2 only Leaves Washington for
SnIV 6m at 3 r. only The second and fourth trains
B s9 a % Washington Sa The so ssSend an
trains al on the Annapolis Road.
ENGS Agent Or he 6o Can Camden 5dPRt station
N co1r an. Master of TRANSPORTATION.
lEslh - vns FOB 9R5 TIE Rdnrn
NORTHERN c AMP XHT FEIE&IFF FACEs.
SUMMER ARRANGENENT
On and after M22NzRRA AET ( We 2ot H. Iss2
VIII IL be r run 10Y, Oyer this Road follows, viz:
a SsBsi fay Spnday s6SssPssd
P3ITTSBURG AND THE wESy
By this tFain passengers and Niagara Falls
9F Fr a. a Wlamspor at NJ and Emira 8l5 P NJ
The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
at 10 80 NJ and Niagara Falls at P H. next day This
ALL THE CITIES $6 HSb TT8%S$ a s. WESTERN NEW
ana S ega9 with trains for Suspension Bridge and theres
N1bH SSB TIE fEHW WEST Pr n FMS 6RT #
1f an ana Chicago Express leaves daily at
meeting with cars the Pennsy vana Railroad for Psburg
For BEDFORD sPRfNGs take zso A NJ. andep
Cas connect at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Railroad
cars Tor Hunngton and there take Huntington and Broad
G Fer sYYRRK CARLISLE CALEDONIA and DOUBLING
EST THLAsR2fyER L!TTI ESToWN GETTYSBURG and
train Sat9rdaT take 80 A. NJ train daily, and p NJ
apply aef r fqhs es
of Calvert and FaGkn streets Baltimore ~ l. corner
j fl WARNER, Ticket Agents jei8tf
% - 80 PH Il D
49,. ,Sg1HytHER 4TGER q EANIzEoAD'
DAILY Except Sunday as fellows: ~ I'm vs.
s GfI9s s TAY 81 SA a T.
Tflh makes close connections to Roston " "
and IL p. NJ. - ~ '''' -'''i''iz III
On SUNDAYS at BIS p NJ only All the trains connect
iS WIN New YORK Trains except BIS p NJ on SATURDAYS
From HAyRE DE GRACE and Intermediate places al $40
FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving BatmoI at 6 70 NJ connact of W.,
mington with 94l A. NJ. train, $40 NJ from Baltmore
NoIiGEIA coored persons, neither bond free will
required TO Dfng some respOns1 white person. person
any known to the undersigned who lbe willing to sign =
Don9 10 me Company before they will he passed over ann
| iItf VIM CRAWFORD, Agro,
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LA - Hs:sss:ssi1d PHILADELPHIA,
M = --=1zs--xnE| WILMINGTON AMI
Steamboats,.

r-sT~s THREE TIMES PER WEEK
EAzxxH4---sFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
ne I0whattsn Steamboat Company" will, on and after
SAr1 RDAY, the 18th August, RUN THE STEAMERS
,GEO. PEABODl" and 'BELNIDEREn THREE TIMES
PER WEEK, leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 3ocock
the hour. ~ '''' '"" At
30 These Steamers have splendid state room, aceommo
dations. $500 ''Ff' ""SNuiIA'u'
For freight or passage apply to
oqts J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
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2usiness Garos.

9mSIlRS Uar0S.
A SHTON & CO.,
AND C0NVEYANCERs,0 E Di'oA Ems
ns- Money to loan In small sums 'O''" 's snsim
| CLARKE i PEGRAM, "A' NJ fA'AAA
AND N6kH c GGh 3aE sARE alNurAcrUREr
to- No T9 W. LOMBARD ST.
TOHN GREACEN,
..,s,, S->' IN SALT AND PLASTER,
IaPleu -------- No 50 EXCHANGE PLACE.
Eg9E Ig HIsgINs WIN. KENNEDY JENKINS.
IL WHoLESS A LEA AND ND Retail DEALERS
AND q GAE E3bEE n&N FfglTSl
Mhzl-u IA. CORNER PRATT AND CALVERT STREETS.
MACDONALD d DUGDALE, GEO. O0'DAhf
pv ssg a GRAIN. fkSGF, CORN MEAL,
sGn ahd F oa hand
diff o0f A'hlDER BIfT MHtfE AND PRATT ST.
GREEN s ZOE, 'AN'AA'N h. '0A
DEALERS n s9 cs5fSE F f KRONE Fase
.,.. AND FINE FAMILY GRoc CERES LiQoohs'
leL-t No. IS BALTIMORE STREET Bait
y Real ESrAg & p RRp psag s,..,-
fssef5 eaR Hsf & f eS5shs's and ILL.,
H. J. S. HOGG,
q. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular
Jobbing attended to with punctuality. ja1-tf
n CASSARD & son, -
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
pRoyi kSo SsA GESE y u
nat, NOS. 4O7 AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-08

could he do il now. History tells ~
that both himself ed his administration
we're ohjoess Of the hercest assault that
the abuso which he received was heaped
upon hin Ia given in bis own language)
s.in such exaggerated and indecent terms
a. could scarcely be applied to . Nero, .
notorious defaulter, or even to common
pickpocket;" that many members Of
Congress we're violent against him ; and
that there were those who refused to
tender him acknowledgements for his
services. II Washington was then the
subject Of such animosity and abuse,
what would be his reception now I
1t is evident that the public sentiment
is not to be suddenly reformed, either
by individual effort, or by the inculca-
ton Of sound national principles, or by
appeals to patriotism and love Of peace
and harmony. All these things are good
in their place, and must not be omitted
Bot as sectionalism and fanaticism are 9
species Of madness they cannot b.
controlled by argument and appeal, sc
much as by time. This wonderful al
chemist, time, will eventually neutralizt
and overcome them. A change for thu
better must soon take place, as it ha
done before, and ere long, through fa'tl
and perseverance,, we shall work on
way out Of the woods. At least we hop
so.-Journal Of Commerce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-08

We gently insinuate to tho editor Of
the Gazette, that We need neither the
counsel or advice of himself nor Of his
correspondent. 1.-THE honest expression
of our sentiments "be imprudent," we
will ask no one to shield us from the re-
sponsibility Of their uttelauce. We do
not belong to the class Of men who, be-
fore they advance an opinion, inquire Is
to the manner Of it, reception BY the
crowd. 1t was the acquiesceuce in such
. controlment of action that led to the
cruciixion of Christ and from the little
We have seen Of some men in 'sthese
diggine," We have no doubt, that had
they lived in that day, under the juris-
diction of the Governor of the Jews,
they would have been among the loud.
est in their EXPLANATIONS, "away with
him.; "away with him." The Jews
had votes, and 60 have the Abolition
ICED Germans Of Davenport. For our
part, we have about % much esteem for
one ~ for the other, and far less for
their spokesnsen than We entertain for
either. We do not intend to make our
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POLITICAL.


The Donocsacy e lows will nest in State Con-
vention 8 the Coeitol in Dss Moines, on the 22d
Of vsbru1sy, 49, to elect Dslsgates 70 represent
them in the National Democratic Convention
which will assemble 1t Charleston to nominate
candidates for the Presidency and Vics-Presiden-
- Of the United States.
The Convention il called IT Des Moinss pufsu-
ant 10 : resol ution Of the last State Convection,
and on the 72d Of February - being one Of tie
most appropriate days that could be selected for
such purpose.
The ratio Of representation will be one Delegate
for every ops hundred Democratic votes in the
respective Counties Of the State for State omcers
st the late October election, and Delegate for
fraction Of forty votes over that number, Prov.
ded that every organised county, without regard
to its vote, shall be entitled to one Delegate.
According TO this spportionment, the number Of
Delegates 10 which each county viii DO entitled