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II. c. ANDERSON HENRY sToSELAKE.
u. C. ANDERSON Il CO.,
No. as North Market street,
FAsHIONABLE TAILOR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
REA CLOTHIN
ASD
GentIcmen's Furnishing Goods

ETE are receipt Of Spring and Summer stock OF
w Ready sMnde Clothing, and all the latest
mpotioDs Of goods for regular custom work.
Summer which confident cannot fail to
please in quality beauty and texture, and and
WILL manufacture them style equal house in
we'll prepared and give close attention to the man1ac
Of al. kinds and descrptOnsof gentlemen apparel
Our resident partner in the East gives his whole
tn manufacturing business andh long experience heretofore
furnishing Re ady Made Goods for the market combined with
his knsWlege Of the trade would convince di know,
that our present stock is the
MOST COMPLETE AND TASTEFUL
we have ever the pleasure presenting our cucmes
rendering friends, cid customers cur
grateful thanks for their many yors heretofore assuring
them will he pleasure their service,
| we remain, i. e. ANDERSON & CO.
june4-dam
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-11

CEORGE MILLER CieEk ia tho E8Ealgs
IN Of Union bank Jackson, rurlerei % rizit
OF the 81 iEs and Egkfeeu TnousaDa, zt Hgndal ars
In Uuan Bank notes and Fortyfve Uundi Dollars u Goi
stolen. One Thousand Dcsrs w le ptid Tor lis-oT q
murderer and Four ~f5usand Dollars tie rccovsr of C.
RfRKMAE.
fabFo-Hf r-esfisrt
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B UNA VISTA sPglNes.

BUN VISTA PEs , q ,,
LOGAN COUNTY Ky
WILL Ggail openei the lj.a % 1ls - - r,ce
w noa 81 visitors hose D. rcd c he11 or eas
ure ill please takenotce snd govern laa elves c1gy -
mRs. THOMAS a. EzEE OLA f4ESs
fsimeriy the 'sWessayeT House. tfauA0FL, ~ Nil pre-
side over Ladies' dep artment Tie z- 81 p slli
ne gsry best the c0untiy afr ac tfe Bar ~ egee let
Liquors, CARS, &c Coed Mz8s VII be assgs 1and f1r
the Bail R3on.
me stags VIII run daily from HpkaET!is B11Hos Gr
fro1 Nashville visitors rel Of el-y 9rs i Hieo
their stay pleasant D JEtf aiEsi Aroptisi-r
Mag 20 la5O-tf
Nsshvile Union and American vii punish = Ell 70 Is
,rnout Of IS and bal . the rf9r Ti-Er IT
RUsstEsils lEg) HcEd.
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR 30 HME & CO.
Have INST opened At their stand
No. Union street,

No. u n ion street,
A complete stock e FAN and Winter
DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
GtOMPRIsIN0 full Of plain figured Velvet
Ribbons Gallons, Prnges, Bugls Gmps Grape Tunmings
Belts Buttons Brads, Buge Buttons, &c. &c. all Of which
eny1sg the that could the Eaarn Markets
stock of:
TePhin MeTinO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Bsds aid Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Cotona we'll any other mateafoT Knitting Netting Em
srodsy and Crochet Work seompee, and larger variety
quantity than ever We alsocortin1s 70 nanufactuTe
PRINCESS TaSselss Buttons. COrsds, dec,,
Toordr usual, and viii ~ 70 salt I'll and everybody.
sepl9-s7
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W. M. EaARa9EtAVE,
S. 600 REWARDI

R0CyE, SIGg, AND ORgAHEEZALPALg7E
SEPT &7-a s4.rylrls. Ersp
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THE subscriber offers for seventy ofIsnd on tie
Esle Franklin Turnpike four lilies from Nashville ad-
joining the tract which he resides and the lands Capt John
Jones' The land equal the best, With excel
lent failing WATER with the most beautiful building
ia the country, and In the midst Of the finest nsghborhood
America aPrtA NATHANIEL BAXTER.
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IIyEa conPLAIsT. DTsrrrsi,, IAgysloE-

Chronic CT HFFEoaa Deb:.fiy, Di<eases
D ice Riley. aaa fsff Esisrases
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- .nFa.sfs ia &c usfi. p.Fiiatial III t'. teIrt.
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Cs5 3 50 s.'; s - p .i s,H iias "a I'd
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20 iese5 aa4 ASaf tor CAfis sgd ssverl. ii rat
slaciui lssties e gis fiuller ans 81 -,f -, "a
SfrtHai wessaess, iaeaiiis er,s, IN i-l.r. ss. ~
Estitrr, Whites. &c.
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TNNE Hotel Beersheha Springs will be opened for tie re-
cepOn Of visitors The 18th inst number OF rooms
and other improvements have been added the accom-
OF last year
There drinking saloon kept about the establishment
nor will any accommodations for proesed gamblers
All engaged will be chsTgeaLe RON the first July
June l-dlm } A. RICHARDSON & co.
The County Court tor BaVidSOn County
AVING granted letters Of administration the estate
Of Charles p. Mcguire, deceased persons indebted to
aid hereby noGedto make immediate payment ard
III persons ng claims against said estate, hereby notified
to present them me- duly proved, within the time
BY law j. B. JOHNSON,
junetl9-d6m Administrator for Charles Mcguire
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
Industrial Art UR%n.

meeting of the Committee was held. nur.
snant to call on the 10Th ult. and We learn that
engagements were made to holi their second
annual exhibition and fair at this civ some
time Ia September. The premium list was
largeiy increased, and prizes heretofore but S..
were raised to $40 and SO on in proportion. A
premium was offered and is open for competi-
iioE for the best cultivated farm of not less
man 40sacres. The premium will probably
consist Of silver goblet inscribed with the
name of the successful competitor Committees
were appointed to Judge Of the merits of the ar
ticies exhibited, and arrangements made for
the publication of the premium list ladies
equestrian display was determined upon, and
committee of two ladies and one gent appein-
ted IS Judges The first prize will be side
sddHe, and the second silver cup.
We wish TO call particular attention 10 the
PRIZE for the best cultivated farm, and urge up
% our farmers to enter into competition.
eotamittee will visit early in July any farm in
th5 or Lafayette counties, upon notice previous
= the first day of said month Farmers win
address the secretary, J. p. TRAMEL. ESQ, en-
closing 81, fee for membership, when they will
DO waited upon. We saw, then. plonob vo,-
land well, root out the weeds, put ND your fen.
ces. aow good seed, hoe well Your corn and
win II you can 1t Will not only paw Won if
yon get the prize, but will ioubly paw You in
good crops if you do not
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
Taxation.

Some worthy individual makes himself ridic-
ntous by an attempt in another county paper to
correct our figures showing the expense of at
tempting 10 remove the county seat He has
only shown his ignorance. and we will have no
controversy with one who knows neither the
ase of decent language. nor anything of the
matter at issue. We address ourselves 10 the
iesplo OF the county, whose interests we wish
To protect; and we are confident that the an
rr"priat;ons already authorized. will exceed.
rather than fall below. S2500 Fuel. LIGHTS.
attendance and clerk-hire have to be paid for
n connection with extra sessions Of the Board
we apPrehend the tax payers will discover
IA good time
"e would take this occasion to suggest TO
q lev persons who are so anxious to appear in
print. that gentlemen do not use SLANG and that
= sensible man does not choose TO Iuiare his
cause BY venting petty spite even in choice
blliiRgssate.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

Il Bcu6rGkeHs Institution ESTABLISHED BndoH
ment fer t8e relief c the sok and Distressed, af,ct-
cd Di.a Ysratent and Epidemic Diseases.
FE'IIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of the awful
i destruction of human life, caused by sexual dis
eases tho deceptions pracced upon the unfortunate
victims et such diseases by Quscks, several
directed their consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
worthy OF their TO ope Dispensary for the
treatment Of this class of DISEASES in all their FORMS
to give GRATIS to all Who apply by letter
with description of their condition, (age, occupa
habits of lite and in of extreme poverty
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE HARGE. It is needlesss
add that the Association commands the highest
skill age and will fu rnish the ed
modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association. Annu-f Re
port upon of Sexual Diseases
highest satisfaction with the
ed Iabors q the consulting Surgeon of
Spermaorrhoea, Seminal Weakness Impotence, G"nor
rhoea elect Syphilis the vice of Onanisrn Sefabse
&C. and order a continuance of the plan for the
| ensuing year.
The directors a review of the past feel assured
their this sphere of effort
great benefit 10 the afflicted especially the
Z Young and they have resolved derste themselves
with wed ZEAL 10 this mPortant and much de-isod
Weakness the vice OF Onansrn Aasterbation, self
abuse other diseases of the sexnsl organs by the
consulting Surgeon, viii be mail lin sealed
v-lope) FREE OF CHAGE receipt of Two STAMPS for
postage. Other Reports and Tracts the aud
Of sexual disease.
being pu for gratiiitous distribution
the afflicted. Some of the remedies ]
thods of treatment scov during tho last year.
of great value
! address for Report or Treatment Dr. ]. sKILLEN
No. 2, South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA n HEAhTwFLL, Pre.ia.nt.
GEO. Fk;RcurLp. Secretary Iywll
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

IoERrcTIoS-As there appears 10 be an IN
preston upon the minds of some. that portion
OF the communications that have recently ap
psared in columns on the subject of the
Seminary. are from the pen of Rev. j. NOLAN,
Principal Of the Seminary. in justice 10 Mr..
NOLAN we would state that such is not the case.
None of the articles were written by him. nor
are We aware of his knowing any thing of them
Until they appeared in print
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

:B- We have received DR.. Y An pUzENs reply
10 Citizen, but find 1t impossible to make room
for it this week. Several communications and
the list Of causes tried II the present term OF
the Circuit Court, crouded out by the Tax
List. 10 which we invite the attention Of all in
ferested
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
JUDICIAL ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that election viii be held
in the several towns and wards of the State of Wis
consin on the FIRST Tuesday, being the fifth day of April
next for the election al associate Justice
Supreme Court n the place Of Abram D. Smith, whose
term OF service will expire the thirty first day May
1888 said election will be conducted the
cd anu returns made in accordance with the provisions
Chap ter I of the Revised Statutes of 1858.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal n the
IL s. State, at thu Capitol in Madison, this eighth
day of February 1859.
D. W. JONES.
SecretarY Of State.
sheriTs Office Iowa Co. Wis. Feb. Is, 1850
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
Ste sheriff.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

The HIDDEN HASp."-We publish this week
another chapter of this story from the New
! ork ledger This IS all for which We receive
pay, and in fact all we permitted 10 pub
iish. It will be seen the " hand is still = hid
den" ard those who are anxious to ascertain
its whereabouts will have TO follow it up IN the
ledger. which can he found for sale at HoLLISGs-
mans ISookstore
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

MADDENs ApDITIoN-Spring Street-lots 7 g q, IN
II, N Cornish S22 S5; 81, Unknown 81 So: So I q
Wheeler 22,o5 ;-Bequette Street-lot Al W Jones
S3,49 ;-Dodge Street-iot so, s. Cornelius Sc % :,
Jewel Street-iots 113 and ia H. Madden $50 Is III
and lis, e. Ettershanks 81, 10. Wusay,s IN
DiTIoS-Main Streetpt lots IS 90 and 80 Jabes Will
son, S323 10, Jabes Wilson, 81 o. JENKINS ADpIrfoy
lots and = block Unknown s5,5s pit lot 8. block
j. Jewel, 10, pit lots and 2, block IL Unkno wn
$40 81 each pit lot 2 biloxi 10, j. W. Cassels s43 60
PARRY's ApDIrIoS-lots and : block s. g., AZ lot
block 4, 81, lot TO- block s. 81 As all unknown
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
Range 4
W. s. Russell
Ranged
ORDINANCE NO. 20.

To establish dog pound aad further TO Prords for the
collection Of the tar dogs.
The Common Council City Mineral Point do
ordain follows
SIC. l. In order further provide for the collection
OF tue tax on dogs, and to provide Tor the keeping and
continuing of all dogs running at large, contrary the
provisions OF the ordinance of the relating thereto
there shall be established under the authority OF The
Common Council, and the expense of said city,
pound TO be under the charge of the Chief Police
until the Common Council shall provide and up
suitable establishment for this purpose, II shall be The
duty OF the Chief of Police his discretion
suitable place for enforcing and carrying out this erc
naDce.
SEC. ,. Any dogs found running rye in this city
Tor which the owner has not paid the ax without
collar with the owners name thereon being in any
way at large contrary to the ordinances of the
ation to dogs shall be seized by the Chief Police
confined for three days said pound and if within that
time any such dog is called for Chief of Police shall
deliver the same to the owner, upon his paying the
tax due foT zaId Cog but all dogs claimed
Police.
SEC. 3 1t shall said Chief of Police to en-
gage the assistance of in mpound
ing said dogs, and shall wilfally
prevent the seizure impouDding of dog running
ordinance of the city, under penalty of less
two than ten dollars for each and offence
and upon conviction thereof shall stand committed
the common jail OF Iowa county until said penalty
costs paid.
Ssc. 4. Any ordinance any part of any ordinance
OF the CITY, heretofore relating dogs, conflicting with
the provisions hereof, are hereby repealed.
SEC D. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and after Its publication in the city paper
WI a. PIERCE, Acting Mayor.
/, William t. Henry, Clerk OF the City of Mineral
Point do hereby certify that tho above and foregoing
ordinance passed by the Common Council SAID
except Aid IVAN being present and voting for the
same. Z WILLIAM T. HENRY City Clerk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

sErrcr SouooL.-The next quarter of Mrs
DrER's select school viii commence on the 2lst
IF March inst, in the basement of the Presby-
terian church. The room Will be fitted up in
good styie for the accommodation of scholars
Terms as heretofore.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
TAX LIST
TAX LIST.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SrpERvysoRs ,

oFfrcE OF THE BOARD Supervisors /,
Iowa Co., Wis, March l. ls,9
Ii persons interested hereby noriea tba. I'll ~,
IA following tracts of land ana town lots soid -; ~
teber A D. 1885, for the taxes due and unnaid for
year 1885, remain unredeemed in the oica IF n. C,e
OF .ne e6ara o. Supervisors of Iowa County, Wis.
set after the tracts hereinafter described tooebsr
me fee and the charges for advertising the
same shall be paid before the 9th dav of Sentem
ber A. D. 1889, the will be Convened to the nrchs
ses IN pursuance of the in that case made and
provided = - S AA"oe Gnu
interest computed up to the day OF REDEMPTION
WA. H. CURRY, Clerk Board
Snpervisors Iowa County, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
LOTS IL rHs TOWN OF MINHRAI POINT.
Town 6. Range >


HARRISON SrRvEY.--Iot ISL Baker 81 "a; 81 24s and
10, eh ~ Vliets Survey R. Bowden s4 "a; pit 159
"A 100 acres. A. w Comfort SIS Is; 235. 2is 23s, 245
lots 239, 30, 23 ia pit "a Harrison. and pts 81
lots LIZ, III 2l3, j. D. Jenkins SIS vL1Ers suR-
vEY.Pt. lot 80 VI. Burrs 81 So; Is John Carter $40
pit 90 and o. W. Evans 81 S. So as Its 2 block
o b. Farchild s4s Is; 3. pit 2 blk Is C. Ben-
blk 3d. NJ Bowen IS So 1t blk 10, James Cause 81 So
Pr 12, blk 1a, unkn 81 %: II, II. pit TO- XIX
- blk Al, w. t. Henry 81 Lot g. Stavelys Add
ton, John Cumnins 81 As. Lot 90 irvin's Addition
J. Dunn 81 81.
LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF MINERAL FONT.
Martin $50 Do pit 1864 1877, ~ yiiets sur) H. Nan
carroll Sl6 g. Is IS, Nichols Tranaei 35 SIS: pit 81
SO # Com. (yiiet's sur W r. Tor 81 II; go
gasks s. 81: 1 IS T. Tregaskis $40 2os 30
Trusrther IS So pts 1ec 1eI " Uren 81 Of; $50
n; IS, 2l7 2ls 81 unk 81 u: pts IS 90 l-loo
INK - ~ p lse 100 81 81 $40 81 or;
IRvIss AppIrroS-Lt zoo, H. Kean = ie; Ios Io4 r.
IA 15a l54. 1as. lss SOS III 2la e, 2e f. Merrill,
unk 81 Ia IN Vivian 81 IS. SIS as INK, g 50; 81,
;, Il IN, 27a. 2s-, ylies's sur.-Lt u, John
McNar est SIS ~ 100, N-i - Il, block 81 NJ MilIay
5000. pts 81 A. Parks heirs 81 OF: So 81 S.
Uren sill; pt as John wasiey $40 At; pt Jail Al
ley James Kinney, Si ao PIT o. Jail Alley, J. Shanlsy.
W. Subhst. 81 ea; b loi Hoard ST. W Rowe, 81 Il
Pt l5l, Hoard ST. NJ Thomas, S. 81; II. H. block 3
SIS o3; blk unk, So; blk !, Parkison, 81 -
:. blk and BIZ j. Trame Agt- 50 81; $, Xix Il.
Mooran So II: i, blk Is, uuk. e IA B. H. D.
$ -: blk IS John Terril, 50 So blk 81 and q
a. 2. whitney. So IS Blk e. Ma, TIM IS II
s. AZ; 4 of s. blk Ga unk 81 ~: T. 10, blk. "a
". Odgers: pit blk A. E. G. RiddelI ST. 81; s. b
45. Rooi- Lanyon. a IL.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

CRY CHARrEn,-The proposed amendm ents
to the city charter. adopted st the public meet
ing last week have been forwarded to the Leg
islature and will probably be passed by that
body We shall try to publish the Report of
the Committee relating to the City Finances in
our next
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
Range


LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF FRANKLIN.
PIT lot 81 IS, F. Ruberion IS 40 Parish est s. so
lol, lo2, c. D. Murray 81 "a BARS,RDs ADpIrIov-lot
81 Y IS 8 OIL Il. 81 y Is, 81 Shalt unknown
and 10 Hatch, - 80 and IS, Boil
ster, 81 Il I6, A. Mills, 81 73.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

IS We do not know capable OF
making ourselves understood by our correspon-
dents. But our meaning is. that communica-
IONS received after Friday evening CA NNOT
appear IN the next Tuesday. paper.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

AT0TfCE--vhereas, NV Jonathan has left his
IN withoat any last cause provocstion
hereby forbid all persons from trusting barTing
him 90 account JOHN REED.
Town Of wadwick, Feb. !, 1859. 4w-ss
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

CfRcrir CouRr.-A large amount of business
up before The Circuit Court during the
past week. and vas dispatched with the usual
promptness that chlracscrizes Judge CoruaES.
The trial which attracted the most attention
during the court that OF PETER KEENAN,
indicted some two years since for the murder
Of PEIEg FAGAN. in Grant county. The same
c.sse was tried IN March last. but on account of
some irregularity in the proceedings, a new
trial was granted The occupied about
two days and WAS most ably managed the
part OF the prosecutions, by J. T. Mills, Esq, of
Grant county. and Il. H. READ, Esq, of tins
city. and on the part Of the prisoner, by Messrs
SreoSG. EAroS aad FRnsr, Esqs We did not
hear the arguments of counsel, but understood
that those OF Mr. MILLs aud Mr. STRONG were
Esry able. We hear the remarks of the latter
gentleman spoken of in the highest TERMS
The jury brought III verdict of naR slaughter
IN the third degree.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

SofrkR-Me learn that a copper lead has
been struck on ground about one mile east of
the city. belonging 10 a Philadelphia company.
The samples we have seen are yerv rich Weld
ing from 5o to 90 per cent. of metal. The sheet
= some tour feet thick. and has been followed
down from four to five feet. and probably
may be followed to the sand rock. The water
- now easily removed by horse pump and the
work will be vigorously prosecuted under the
direction Of Ar. JONI BgAcKEx The existence
OF lead III this region Is now generally known
70 our eastern cotemporaries and we have tried
20 convince them that zine ores abound in IN
e1haustlhle quantities, but have not quite sue
crsded. We shall keep them posted in future
II regard 70 copper. which believe viii
hereafter form OF great staples. As
soon we have established furnace hundreds
ri miners will try their fortunes IN prospecting
for the article with undoubted success.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
NOTICE.
no FOR Pixies PEAK!

rTNEE subscriber is prepared leave the gold
i glons, Is now Offering assortment Of
Guns, Pistols, Efasks.
and ncir article In bis line Al Gnusua or prices
Persons desirol,s Of purchasing VIII Go we'll
He has hand large stock OF guns IT. he repaired
for enstousre which viii sold IN pay charges nniess
called for NELSON EATHAoP-
Fec. 2ist 1854
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
HO WARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Benepo,en. institution ESTABLISHED ~ special Endou
fer relief IF the sck and Distressed. a,ct-
cd Dia Ytratent and Epidemic Diseases.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
LACE LOTS IN ARENA
Lots 5 II and 20, ; . r S T. 5,sThos Rockwell s. S.

in block l. Moses Miller, S % lot in block 3,