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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
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Slavery and the Bible again.

We have never denied that seryituie existed
among the jews, and that too. by permission !;
but we have classed it with those evils which
christ says Noses permitted Tor The hardness OF
their hearts. We have, however, denied that
any system akin to American Slavery ever ex-
isted any where, at any time III the history
Of the world. We have stalled our view, and
given the words of Christ fn proof, that the
principles Of lis nesy king lon were not IN hal
n'ony with those of the old di-pen,'.;ion, but
that he law Of lose ha- succeeded the doctrine
OF q ga eye for eye. &c"
But 10 this Tic A,telliqencey has not replied ::
but contents itself with the simple statement
that slavery existed under the Hebrew law. aud
therefore II right 70 bay. Steal SELL whip and
starEe black men AT the present dav. Now sup
pose Ne accept the argument statement that
whatever was once permitted by divine disIen-
sation, shonld be the rule of conduct now VIII
Tie AdHigeacer maintain lis consistency and
stick 10 the only conclusion 10 be arr.s ed AZ !,
|. Polygamy. was allowed it is the. e.ore
right now
,. The scryIiude Of ,rj,.te me,. wa. allow ct :
j i therefore right now.
2. Monarchy was established: It IS therefore
right nov.
1. Sacrifices were ordered therefore they
should 10 offered now
;. The jews ordered to enter into 4
strange country and conquer the Inhabitants and
take possession II the land therefore it is night
for Us to do tie 7a11e.
6. The law sayS. Thou 9la}t not round the
corners Of thy head. the corner OF thy
beard : Therefore the editos of the ht.Hi3snc,r
has 70 right to pat.onize tie Barber.
:. abraham married his sister: therefore il
Is right now.
Are not these az fair deductions as those in
relation to Slavery And IS it not perfectly
plain. that If any Slavery is right. vhac slavery
i for all the slaves OF the Jews were
white; AT least none Of them were black Now
let the Lst,Haqe'sesr tell rs if it Is IN favor 81
White slavery Aud if it IS how slon is Ell
iiar VIII BE- wearing the shackles :?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
Our National DSOrder-Dr. R0back's Cures.

The American stomach is tormenting organ It is
generally out of order. The is obvious, The
driving of business has time, will take
time properly TO masticate his food He bolts it, and
bad habits catching all classes follow his example,
Hence Dyspepsia, with all its cations-hen,e Ia
digestion, Liver complaint and disorders Of the Bowels
in all their various phases Against these a1 hundred
other complaints the Scaniina Wan Blood PI.'s sud
Blood Purifier, wagiug externinlting warfare.
The of these Medicines has astonis hing
in age of scientific miracles. They DO at
ieUiGte they ertingaish disorder. The agony, the
fever the debility the dependency, which characterize
Affections of the digestive and secreve organs vanish
under the influence of these preparations The consi
tuition itself acquire energy under their
See adv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
r OF TIC IIiHUAS-
Mr.. Strong Begging Votes.

MEssRs EDITaRs The project started by Dir.
Strong aud his friends, TO Induce Republicans
to vote for him to r. present this district in the
pex. legislature, is urged principally upon the
following grounds: First, his ability second
ly, his extensive acquaintance with prominent
in the State; and thirdly, his probable in
fiuence with a Republican Legislature. founded
upon such ability and acquaintance.
Before Republicans are fully persuaded that
it Is their duty. good citizens, to vote for Mr.
Strong let them ponder the following questions
and considerations
His ability : lawyer, and even deba-
ter, may be fully conceded ; for his success at
the bar, in saddliug Rail Road tax upon US,
aud in engineering for the La Crosse Rail
Road to corrupt the Legislature with spurious
bonds, all attest his ability; but are mere abil-
ity and successful trickery sufficient grounds
Tor RcD,tbltca1,s To forsake their duty and vote
for mfn uucompromisingly opposed to their
mes, .:t2i principles? Is it probable that any
Democrat, especially with very questionable
! antecedenis. would have that influence with a
body of Republicans who have set their faces
against squandcring the public funds, and
against corruption generally, affect to
believe? Do you imagine, gentlemen, that a
Republican Legislature would pay particular
need TO any Republican constituent that should
so far belle themselves as to ignore their prin-
/ ciples and elect Democratic politician on ac-
count of his supposed ability to cajoe and trick
them? Could any political opponent, no mat
ter how great his abilities. and particularly il
viewed with distrust have as much influence
with W isconsin Legislature now constitu-
ted, rs any good, straight onward Republican,
that this district may tit to return
80 far from his Wanted acquaintance with
most of the prominent men of the State being
any recommendation of Mr.. Strong, it is rather
his misfortune that he knows, and has been as
sociated with men notorious for their nlisdeed.
and crooked ways.
Whether his public speech the other night
in viudicatiou of his and actions, be gen
orally satisfactory Lot, certain it Is, Demo
Gratis of unquestioned orthodoxy, have declared
that he must go further into explanations than
he yet has done, if he gets their votes. Now. i
Democrats, even, have scruples about voting fo
Mr. Strong in case like the present, where i:
the Republican of sane mind who can give hin
his suffrage
No, it Is plain for Republicans, if they
do not wish to throw away their influence IL
prove true TO their principles, let them stand b,
their and vote for Gen CoBB, ar,
the whole State ticket. VOTER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
INFLAM ATiOSf.

Y. Bingham ceeb ated ply scian of Utica N Y. says
81 have treated of inflammation of the Brain, Ina
nation of the Lungs inflammation of the Bowels and Kid
neys, Inhammatory Rheumatism Child Bed Fever with
Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment with perfect
when all internal remedies have failed, also of
Group Scarlet Fever Canker and liberated Throat and
Lungs with like In the Epidemic known the
Putrid Erycipeas by which many valuble lives were
lost tested it frequent and it failed Of eectipg
speedy aud certain In of Burns, Sprains,
Bruises Frozen limbs Chillbains, &c. it like
charm. No Physician family will be day without
this Medicine, becoming acquainted with its pow
er to cure"
Sore Lips, C4aPpea Hands, q Chii5,ains.
completely cured by three applications of the
Magnetic Ointment.
Read Adver tiscnent in this paper. oct. 5m3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
State Tax for 1859.

The following taken from the Madison Jour
"al, shows the amount of Tax apportioned to
each County, including the State Tax of $780,
Oj0, the 18th mill Interest Tax and the l. 10Th
mill Library Tax. These give the lie to the
Democratic assertion with regard to Republican
extravaganza
The fact IS, that when the Republicans came
into power they assumed d debt of the Barstow
administration of over 500. 600 This is paid
off, and the State is free from oleM, and we have
Tax only one half that of last year Compare
the figures
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
THE MIGHTY HEALER.

Let not disselse, with its flngs, prey upon ysu unf
cold hand of death hurries yos grave
Shake off the feeling of despair and hopelessnes Ia
BILE upon the invalid The plant boru of the sun
we place within the reach of all. We not what mas
the specific form of the disease. The cause
disease itself is impure blood, and through
different channels of the lungs, the steiarch t
vital organs, JuDSOE'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will
Pass ngliug with he blood, search out and grasp ans
then expel all hurtul poison that there is in it Thus
cleanse the blood by few doses of these Pills an dis
ease, in any form, will dissipate and vanish. tie
Sun, with its glorious beams fist the morning
dew to rise mist then growing stronger. casts his
ming upon it-and behold it's gone-so cleanse
the blood and disease, like morning dew, retreats
vanshes There blood purifier equal to JUDS0N'S
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS.
Sold by all Deaeas in Medicine. Oct.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04

FACTS TO BE KEPT IN MiSp-For the first
time IN the history of the State, there are no
unpaid demands against the State Treasury
The State Is clear of debt. The burden of debt
entaIled by the Barstow administration has at
length been settled. Liberal appropriations to
All the charitable Institutions of the State have
been made. They are all in prosperous con :
ditlon. and are beginning TO respond to the
needs for which they were designed.
All this has been accomplished by Republi-
can legislation. cooperating with with hon.
est and capable Governor aud State Treasurer,
while the Stare Tax has been reduced from
$4,000 10 Sl50o0O. a reduction, from the tax
of the last year of the Barstow Administration
of 100 per cent So much for Repu blican
rule.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04

(From the Chicago Press and Tribune
The FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES.-Buth III
the State Fair at Freefort, and at the National
Fair in this city the Fairbanks Standard Scales
maintained their prestige WOE in over a quarter
of century of experience, and bore away all
the prizes where they were competitors. Nessrs.
Fairbanks x Greenleaf, from their establish
ment In Burch's building, on the corner of Lake
street and W abash avenue, gave to their depart
ment at these Fairs attraction which drew
crowds of visitors, curious to look through the
nutitorm list of weighing appliances, from rail-
road track scales To the letter balances, all the
product of the celebrated st Johnsbury Works
and their branch New York mandatory. In
all cases they won the blue ribbon and medals
TO match, and after tests, applied much more
rgidly aud intcligently than has become too
common in these exhibitions.
There Is one point In this which all manutac-
turers, of every grade will do we'll to profit by.
1t is the wisdom of the Messr. Fairbanks In
keeping up their standard" There has been
with them no such a thing as falling back on a
reputation already made. Every scale must
bear the Identical accuracy of its predecessor
and not palm off seeming merits on the sengrIl
OF credit previously gained. Manufacturers are
too prone TO lower their mark when success has
given them the temptation TO Incidence and in
attention. For this reason blue ribbons and
first premiums following success of twenty
i've years, mean something more than empty
iorrnalIty, to wit that the skill which won
still guards splendid reputation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
Keep clear Of the co1fapt;onist>.

I1e "atefiown DeD'2cEa. uy=es - party this
fall to Nominate for the Legislature. citizen,
Tbos- records arc cgear " and E,r the reason ,ha,
AZ patty has irrestsf6Ie ajoritg 1t its back
HsSfe6t fAss sgtsI-s p0i,ry but il c. i
- .t Vt so ne, e.Feciav Whea tbs chances o. sue
~'>N '1e nearly etU1.ly ss,.suctI.'
90 moi know tuat thls advice was intended
particularly fo- the democrats OF this dis,ric,
ou' now II has been followed We all know. II
The records OF Nosss VI. Sraoys and Bypoy
htsoUHs, are nos clear" we don; kn,,v IF
any t-ai a7e, Tie $4,000 in Bonds is = clear,
,ae agency OF the farmer IN distributing the
BONDS 10 men bers of the Legislature Is . cI.ar >,
aud Is acknowledged IN has defence. And
moreover II /, clear -" that he won't be eleet-d
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
s465. o7S S23t.3Io

y CHICAGO PRoJEcr.-The Chicago Press and
1TtotHe IS advocating the formation Of North
Ne9'efn agricultural Society, to be composed
oi those Connected With the agricultural inter-
esis OF IuIuois, Michigan, Iowa, Wise ,nsin and
NInnesota, which shall hold an annual fair Al
Shicaso' similar to the one just closed there
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the amount of : 10 900 II saws
nave been offered by Chicago, to forward the ca.
oech an association would be largely
p'o.no'ise OF the agricultural interests. ard q
decidedly sood thing for Chicago.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
The Press and Tribune OF Saturday saws ::
Tie .SentiaeI Of Saturday saNs

The Sentinel OF Saturday says
WHEAr-The market openei with considerable activi-
", but closes dull At decline of 70 Sc We no
the following sales $50 bus Extra Spring SIC, deliv
cred 900 bus do in lots, at SIC $3.50 bus Club. On
the track at SIC 1850 bus do soc 1000 bus. do
SOC 1850 bus. do 79c 2fO0 bus do at 7Sisc 800
bus do at 7Sc 500 bus. so. al &c.
The following the quotations for on city market:
EXCHANGE On New York selling a l per
cent for American Gold, per cent. 70. Currency
Chicago, at y per cent
WHEAT-55a5sc,
FLOUR-No. /, $500.
CORN-5o 9 IS cents per bushe, of 20 lbs, and sells
readily for cash.
OArS-lSa2O cents.
BEANS-75@s1 per bushcl for clear white
BEEF-S46 90 on foot; 81 a g in quarters.
SAIT-S2, 90 per barrel.
SUGAR-Retails at s to Is lbs for 81.
ANTS-Retails Il lbs for 81
MOBASS ES-Retails at 5000 cents gallon.
IRON AND STEEL-fsnow sold at tialena prices, from
q s cents, according to sizes.
MINERAl.-S2s a. $50 per 1000 pounds.
CoAI4-S6 per ton.
HIDES-Dry, 10 q l2c; Green, a SC.
LHMBER-Fencing, sl7; Joist aud Scantling SIS ::
clear fencing, s25.
BUTTTER-FresI in rolls. lee.
EGGS-S q l0c- per dozen.
LARD-10 c. per pound.
POTATOES-tos per bushel.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04

ELoPEMExT.-Mr Patten, married man, a
prominent hardware merchant of Lafayette. Ind @.
and member of the Methodist Church of that
city, suddenly decamped from that vicinity on
the ninth of last month. Soon after Miss Ad-
cline POTTS. q resident of Evansville, received a
telegraph signed by Mr.. Patten. requesting her
to meet him at Beloit. She kindly complied
They two took a room at a hotel in that city, re-
manned over night and resumed their journeying
the next morning.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04

Each Institute will be opened on the Monday
evening named above with an address on the
subject of Public Instruction, and will close on
the Friday evening following.
During each day there will be exercises, con
Quoted by competent and experienced teachers,
illustrative of the principles and methods of ed
ucation applicable to public schools OF different
grades.
Each evening viii be devoted to address,
or discussions on some educational subject, which
the public generally are invited to attend.
Teachers, or those who are preparing TO teach
who enroll their names as in attendance on Nor =
day evening or Tuesday morning, will be pro-
vided with home during the session of the In
sfitute- The place of meeting will be announ-
ced by the local papers.
HENRY BARNARD
Agent of Regents of Normal Schools.
MADISON, Sept. -, 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEES EMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheesema1. ID D.

NEW 1Okh CITY
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation and certain in correcting all rregu
larties Painful Menstruations removing all obstruc
tions whether cold otherwise headache pain iu
he side ppitation of the heart whites all
fectons, Mysteries fatigue pain the back limbs
disturbed sleep, which interruptions
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable asthey will bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed in the other pills place
confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all tina,
they represent to do.
NOTICE
There condition If the female system rAieh
the Pulls cannot be taken Without producing PECUL
lar RESULT, The condition referred to is PREG-
NANCT-tAe resBEt, MISCARRIAGE. Such The ir-
reistable tendency Of the medicine The
functions 10 a normal condition. that the reprodEe
tire poNer Of nature cannot resist
Warranted purely vegetable, and free any thing
Injurious Explicit directions, which should read
company each box. Price 81. by mail enclos-
ing 81 TO the General Agent.
Sold by one Druggist in every town in the United
States.
X. Ii. HUTCHINGS.
General Agent for the United states.
los Chambers Street New York
r. D. PULFORD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler Smith
X Co., chicago; H. Blakesly, ST. Louis. lily
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
Hon. Louis p. HARVEY, Republican candidate
for Secretary of State, will speak follows:

ANTON Berg has just returned from New York
with large stock % goods. which from exami
nation will suit the times and the trade. Com
merce Street now ves with High Street in the
size and beauty of its stores. its large stock of
goods and enterprisipg merchants. Our read
ers will do well to give him a call.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
The National takes him 10 task as follow

Such language never fell f-om the lips of WEBSTER
IN reply to jeerS, calumny and lies, in
the cain iisptSSionate o
poneut who his canal in all the qualities
tiled him to decent treatment Tom BENTON, sure
called somebody dirty dog but it pub
lie debate. CALHOUN. BCCHASAN,uo SILAS WRIGHT
made their mouths the gateway of ''you lie.
1t is the last argument OF who has other
70 offer but better becomes position the
! the public musings "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04

A YANKEE SPORTSMAN AMONG THE JOHN
BULLs-Mr. Ten Brock states in private let
ter addressed to friend in Memphis, that his
total winnings, since his present soourn in
England, have amounted to s 40 900, TO gain
which he has only riskcd 100000.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04

= NEW trial Is about to be commenced in the
I. s. Court at Chicago, in the case OF George
Bates against the Illinois Central Road for the
recovery of the land on which the Central De-
pot stands, valued at some three millions of dol
lars The first trial, a wear since went ae-- :.
Bates
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Subsc ribe for the Milwaukee National

'""sO'f "c Io1 'ft -'Hfr''Fi''1>e .>HtIoH'II
Terms Of he Daily per annum, IS.
Terms of the Weekly, ........-.......SI.
fVfHE NATIONAL has been recently establish ed, but
has already large and constantly increasing circu-
l8tion.
IL will cordially support the National Democracy op-
pose all cl,ques and factions, and labor restore 10 nov
er the Democratic party in its integrity.
The latest news, all Of the city avi
state, reliable market reports, and all important
gence will be found in lis columns Nov Is the time 10
subscribe. Address, enclosing the money.
FLANEN. BROTHERS.
Prop ietors Of the National,
40-5In Milwaukee, Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
Falling out by the Way.

We have before Us a copy of the f" Milwauk ee
Daily National" = new democratic paper II
gives DcUGLAs some severe raps for the language
he used in reply to Judge BLACK. 1t will be
remembered that upon reading Judge BLACKS
article Mr. DOUGLAS said:
whoever the author of that reply was he base
calumniator. lie knew it a tissue of falsehoods
from beginning to end. 1t faehood and the wrl-
ter knew ii to be such, etc
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
Teachers Institutes for 1859.

In compliance with invitations rec eived, and
with the assurances that suitable local arrange
meuts will be made, Teachers Institute will
be held as follows
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
" hicd il Democracy.

SrtrHEN 4. DeUGLas las defined his Dcutoc-
rncy ~ Hampers Magazine. aud IL several
speeches IN Ohio. Ia relation TO his COURSE the
Constitution. the organ Or the National Dcrnoc-
Iacy. speaks
rHE ELEttIoNEERING TerR or SENATOR noCoLAs.
This title. we regret 10 say, truly ,lc,lcuaies
the characte~ ~ The movements uf Mr. Senator
Douglas II !; i not calculated to win The &c
epect ~ .htr-uIluded and ", il-Iufcrrued men.
tse fault j. hl- own. What a spectacle would
lie exhibited To our country and To ths. world II
every gentleman who has been spoken 10 IA
connection With The Chief Magi>t fs.cy Of the
United States should follow his example.
rnE erErcuEs az SENATOR poreLAs.
The general love Of literary merit. and the
Difference 10 indls iduai geuIus have often led
men 10 weld IT, the orator Of the hot!r not only
their admiration. but their convictions Bat
1t II almost uuanInou>ly conceded that while
IA point Ct oraipry, Mr. Douglas Is equaled ii
not eSceilcd, by many who had preceded him
IN the peculiar requisites of stump speaking, hi.
contribution 10 Hafper's Magazine and hi, pop
uiar hsr:ngues have suak him to a low point a.
constitutional lawyer and q popular rca-
soner.
qHE paUGI,s Fos.Y ~ ONO.
i ! tie general belief in the political circles
Of The metropolis thar. II ANYTHING can endrt.-
rer the cause of the Democracy in Ohio. 1t will
lie the visit If Mr. Dorsias hat arch ms
ehlet-,naker has leen potent there only Tor evil.
not i.r good, Tor the cau>e Of the National De-
mocracy.
In reply 70 the criticisms Of Judge BLACK. the
Attorney General of the [. :. upon his here
sies. Mr. boJGLAS retor;> IS follows:
LoeEer tie author II that reply was. he ,-4s
q 6dSe ce,slftHtaior Kc kRrle Z ieis Il ttss., OF
.rasf'to'lS f'tn TO .ui-g % c,d II was s false
hood ana The writer Knew II IL be such. that
he lJudse pou4la>1 hSd ever advocated tb,.
'',.eirtne that private property could h, c,,,6.
catcd by abv power 81 earth. cxc,pt bv r,us
process Of laS. Ihs 0'ftpr II tt.If p,llng[I,t az
sf-ts d9s5'e r,liseboa,i Ii Ms a drItfr-.,.e ~,
tempt 20 mISrcPre>eut bis position INV o.tbv,
a.. man who claimed any respect 6,r ltn,s..lf
AZ w;.> q representation made FOR tie r,tr
pose ~ attacking him. aud Weakening the i.rcs
q the Democratic party
Now. this / decidedly naughty language for
n Senator 81 tie L. s 10 use in relation 10 n
member ef tie Cabinet and Of the Admins
tatlon he supports And re are anxious to
Saow which + rsgl.t. and Which Is Democracy.
The doctrines 81 The Administration. or those of
Mr.. Douglas. VII the I7ie,li7.y.cer inform n.
DAVID {. Evan. fo-lueriv Of T,,i.,eville !. H..
Republican Candidate fer state Senator !, tb,
di~irse: composed OF Blue Elr,a and lie s.nr
Minnesota, eur Welca friend, W hi remen,l,..-
hin. he having beca mcubcr Of the firm Of
Pans X Evans, Who succeeded {. {. RyporsoD
Dawn TAYLOR says ct han.
9EeU.d rs b elected has constituent
can buG>. 81 b.i. -...-t r., - =
t.s 1tas~s t'- >Ielsluen It tie NO.
l.ssl NJ s O t'e-. - Ac4us, mae"
We "isA aim success. az lie deserves i.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
Commercial.

MoxpAY MORNING, Oct. Sd, 1859.
Up TO Saturday Evening prices OF produce had exlib
tied gradual advance. On Saturday large sales of
wheat made at 90 &c cents. But the advice by
the last mail have caused Sudden decline and the
ket opens this morning at 81 5Sc. in good de-
mand at zoe. Corn new 4oc, old soc.
CHICAGO MARKET.
The Press and Tribune OF Saturday SAYS
The large receipts of Wheat to-day along with dis
couraging from New York and Buffalo. caused a
depression in the market a with decline Il +5c
all grades Holders however, did not freely accee
decline and sales did exceed $4,000
els, SIC for No. Rod 17079c for No. Red 76st sc
for No. Spring 7ia76 for No Spring and roc for
Reiected-the market closed quiet at TO- gle for No
Spring and 41zc for No. Spring.
CORN-75d76c.
OATS.-3om3Ic.
BARLEY.-64965c,
RYE -63a6lc.
BCTTER.-Firkin. 13114c.
CATTLE.-S2 5oas3, 90 according TO weight.
MILWAUKEE MARKET
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLATTEVILLE ACADEMY,

The next Academic Year of this Institution will con,
mence Thursday, September LIST
For particulars apply to
IS J. L. PICkARD PRINCIPAL