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Llssy Glsnn--Mrs. CASTOR and her SICK Child
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CHAPTER rfEt ~
Deaf h of Mrs. GAsTOS's ohild--A Mothers Anguish
CHAPTER ".
Liz1y Glenn arouses the interest Of a s traugsr.
CHAPTER " -I
someof Troubles Of woman-A Friend in Mead.
cHarrER VI
Henry CASTOR leaves Home with Sharp.
CHAPTER
Henry GastOn's treatment BY sharp.
CHAPTER TX
Lizzy Glenn Andsin Mrs. Castor an old Friend.
CHATTER K
Lizzy Glenn's Narrative to Mrs. CASTOR 81
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Perkins anxiousy seeks Lzzy Glenn.
CHAPTER III
Perkins hnds in Lfzzy Glenn his long Eugeuia.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.

-a SENATE, E.fr4fgET
SATURDAY, Nov. II, 1859.
The Senate was called to order at nine o'clock ny
the Speaker. and was opened With prayer by the
Rev Dir. Hayes.
SPECIAL IMnIrTRF.
The SPEAK announced that be had appointed
Messrs. Laue Bradford and WOOD the amm'tee o.
the part of the Senate under House resolution
No. Sc.
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TAMMANY WOOD FnTl saIn-

intend moving . the forth will sell the Farm On ,eh
neae tAslS ~ nearly niue hundreI acres Of And
within TIRE ana esl y les Of Nashville me iproyeents
soos snAt p ~ 90 ia for about weeks Apply lo M
Ellis, in NashTls -sI- 'ASOns % salnes
nJv3-dH ..f. -1A--'->- - NN1eAA4.-
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a. CASKS Genuine sesteh AIS and London Port in il
sd and ia bottles. Fer sale By
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PETITIONS.

Mr.. BRADFORD presented a petition fr'm thu
voters of the town OF cambridge. also petite
from the ladies of cambridge prsyir TIE enactme
Of 8 lsw to allow the voters CT the varloo.
towns in the State to Determine whether they will
allow tipping within the corporate limits of thei'
respective toWOs, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Tippling and Tipping Houses
MIR. MCCLELLAN presented similar petition
from suudry citizens Of Sullivan county, WhiGh was
roFarrel as above,
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i . IAN EoHAAltNH nv y INV NRUVBo'
VIE receiving fire assortment Of Furnishing
w Goods, which SHIRFs-every variety of
terms and latest styles, Collars nve Suspendes Robes Neck
lies PO1Sst Handkerchiefs. Uubreos AIeyerv
variety Honey HOSEef Cotton, Wool Merino
Cashmers-TRAYELING SHAWLS, Gauntiets Of Buckskin
KID and Calf, &c, for safe By
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reueIy for Bilioas Complaints is,-a-, -
the and bowels. IS almost evsr fq a, ~,
county opportunities or testing Gu M So M, ,5e
| eIe their virtues -
/ the Health Almanac for 1890 :. I'M, ..,,s,
viii sent possg paid, gFatuit stusy 70 All
Oeds-~ - AlakA-AACKBNNRIE: g
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Iaat can be found N ne city, eonssing OF me
Dress, Frock and Over Coats,
ngreatv8riety o. styles and q1aeS Many entirely
and desirable styles.
Also large lOtof under gEnents OF WOOL silk COTTON Ee
no, &c. GEO. B. ABBOTT,
0ct5ly No. p College Street.
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TaB GRAFENBERG HEALTH BIT zRS

only 95 per paekags VIII maks quart Of p0w rfp
By the occosiaual use OF which, persons n ~ 80
ous effects Of the heavy morning foss ard The sara anz
frou dera.- Al vayetafion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13

Where are the old line Whigss win the Bs'p@,
which tells that the Republican party IS composed
of Democrats, tell us this also? Where are The old
JVhi1s2
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The baltimore Amertcda. the oldest and most re-
spectacle Opposition paper in that city exnits over
the Democratic majority chosen to the Legislature
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These figures show that there are about three
thousand Know Nothings in New York City, where
the faction is stronger than anywhere else in the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
MINERAL PoESr, Oct. %. 1889

MEssRs EpIroRs: Upon my return from
shullsburgh Court Last evening, my attention
was called to couple of anony nous articles in
the Home I''te9e'acer of the 9th inst addressed
to me, aud as 1t may be expected of me to take
notice OF said articles. request permission to
say through the columns of your paper that do
not feel called upon to notice the illusions of
anonymous scribblcrs, and that if NOSES u
STRONG proposes 10 attack my character, he will
nave ample opportunity at our public meetings,
where viii endeavor 10 answer any attack
which he may choose to make Were there
sufficient time between this and the election /
should have no particular objections to discus
sing these questions through the columns Of the
newspapers but in that case | should sign nv
oen name TO my articles. and expect him to do
likewise, and not skulk Behind fictitious sig
nature. Respectfully,
AMASA COBB
Home h'teAiseacer please copy at d present
oii' A. c.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ebenezer Hale, pl.intin
1s"i"" Iowa county Circuit Cou ri
Mordecal Adams and Ovanda State of Wi,cnn,;p
J. his wife, john s. Adams
and Abbey Jane his wife.
jesse F. Adams and Merul.
A. his wife, John j. LYNN,
SyIV'steT A. "insiow Wit On Judgment If forerlt-
liam Sutherland and Jouu c srr, ,,J - - 'eSA'
Deedsman, defen
y virtue and in pursuance of Judgment OF f,r,c1o
II sure ana sale rendered in said Court in the above
ehtt action, on the 2ih day of September d 1859
snail expose Tor sale and 5, II pubic auction a,
'front.' coor OF the Court House clty OF mineral
fcint II sad county Saturday 81 d,- of Ian
uhry ~ D. 1860 at o'clock L ". Of said dav The fol
towing described premises n.uch thereof as shall
ne necessary To ralse the amount OF said Judgment
Sether WITH interest and the expenses sale the fol-
owing ueecped real estate, situate the county NJ
Iowa ana STATE OF Wisconsin. Wit the north half os
section number thirtythre- 1871 south har of sec
non n"er twenty eight Is and south east GUAR
ter OF section number twer' 129 all in
number i've 5 north Of rang number one q }east az th
fourth principal MERIDIAN together with the
nances anu improvements thereon sad appeTtainu c
thereto.
Dated Sheffs Office. Mineral Point, Oct 18th 1885
THOMAS MCFARLAND sheriff
Iowa county, Wis
DESS!s PEIRsoS, CoBB NEssMoKP Attorneys for
plaintiff. to,ds
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
The Republican Candidate for Attorney General.

The st. Paul Pioneer. the leading democratic
organ OF Minnesota, thus handsomely alludes TO
the character and superior qualifications of JAS
H. HOWE the Republican candidate for Attorney
General of this State. The editor of the Pho
noer formerly resided at Green Bay, and thus
knows Mr.. HOWE intimately
publican party of Wisconsin performed the most
ciedItabe act of its existance when it nominated
JAS II. Howe for Attorney General. Ii shove
a recognition and appreciation of sound talents
and high mar hood such : is not often manifested
IN these times, by any political party. For, we
do not believe that In the entire list of Wisconsin
lawyers, more than two men surpass him in pro-
fessIonal ability-and those only in the single
quality of experience. Hardly thirty wears of
aye, and living IN a remote corner country, he
has already exhIbite strength and versatility
OF talent which have impressed themselves upon
his profession has party, and the people, and
which will in event of his election. render him
illustrious beyond, well as within the limits
OF his state We know that a iruer man does not
exist. He Is the soul OF honesty not ONLY in its
common sense, but IN us best and most chival-
rous characteristics. lie would make not only
tirst-class Attorney General, but Major Gen
eral. or any other grade kind of General fer
he IA able and honest. And IT he was only a
democrat, as he ought to be, and not republl,
rs he *, should be tempted To cross the
lire and work FIR him, from this time to the
eighth OF November when he will either be
elected or defeated for a position IN spite of his
politics, we know be possesses rare qualities to
adurD.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsiG

so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
ganism, correcting its diseased action, and re-
storing its healthy vitalites. As consequence
of these properties, the invalid who is bowed
down with PAIN or physical debility is astonished
to find his health or energy restored by a remedy
ut once SO simple and inviting.
Not only do they the ery-day COM
plants of every body, but also many formida-
bic and dangerous diseases. The agent below
named is pleased TO furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates of their cures
and directions for their use in the following COM
plants Costiueness, Heartburn, Headache dris-
ing from disordered Stomach, NAUSEA, Indigestion,
Pam IN and Morbid Indction Of the BouelS, Fiat
mency, Loss of Appetite. Ja,uadtce, and other
kindred complaints, arising from a low state of
the body obstruction of its functions.
Do not be put off 10y unprincpcd Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask
for AYERS PILLS, and take nothing else.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
Bank Comptroller.


The Bankers say they well afford to pay
$1,000 or $50 900 10 elect JOEL c SourREs to
the above office. How is this :? Is he any bet
ter man than his opponent? Is be more honest
or capable Or have the banks their own de-
signs to accomplish? Is there some private
arrangement by which they eau get So, 900 or
$4,000 back again The fact that the banks
feel so mach interest is very suspicious His
opponent is above reproach, and in relation TO
his qualifications we quote the following from
the Madison sJoLrfsa!
There is no filter candidate on the Rennbli
can ticket than GYsBERr VAN STEExwrk. no one
that deserves more tue hearty and full srpport
of his party. In every qualification for the po-
sition, he Is the superior of his opponent
Geptlemanly in his address of fine personal an
pearGnce. a close and careful business man.
speaking not only our own language with the
tluency of his Iative tongue, bat those of the
German and Holland nat,onalIties, which form
large element IN the population of our
State. and above all, man OF inflexi BILE integ-
rity, coRscientiousiv devoted to the faithful dis
charge Of any duties that he NAV undertake.
Those who know Mr.. NAx STEENwYK know
that, in his hands this most important trust of
watching over the banking institutions of the
State, and protecting the people against the
schemes of wild cat bankers and other willy Fl :
nanciers, who are continually seeking TO eyade
the restrictions of banking law, will be
safely confided. Let HIM at least have a full
Republican vote. See that his name is on all
the tickets. and beware of spurious tickets with
the name OF Squires substituted for il. Will
the Republican press call attention to this sub
lect without delsy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
For The TRIHUsE.
Mr.. Strong's Record.

MEssRs. EDIToRs Some anonymous scrib-
bier. supposed to be, however, Mr. Strong HIM
self or at ieast, dictated by him, signing him
self 1teeton asks many questions. and makes
sCndry dnfounded charges against Gen. COBB.
They amount to nothing, because they are not
sustained by particle of evidence, and every
body acquainted with the facts knows they are
false. More than this. the writer does not sgu
his name to them, but shields himself under an
assumed If the writer really believed
them, why did he wait until one week before
election to make them Did he not know what
he asserts just we'll month ago IA now
But the motive is too apparent to deceive an
one. Being himself covered with political
slime, he attempts by these means to make the
character of Gen Com as black as his own p
Does he believe he can make any one in this
community believe it Are no, the cbaract ers
of both men understood by their neighbors, and
is Mr. STRONG or his anonynlou writer on the
eve of election, TO work a revolution by random
charges without proof?
But since asking questions ia the order of the
day, wish to ask Dir. STRONG few questions.
which he can answer or not as he chooses but
which the people answer for ,hemseye. if
he does not.
l. You are an anti-Bank man; but did you
not assist IN getting up the old Mineral Point
Bank and did you not for private revenge.
break down that bank, thus causing the loss Of
thousands Of dollars TO the people
,. Did you not run the Mineral Point r. r.
for your own benefit until you run it into III.
g-ouud
B. Did you not receive bonus from Cham
berlain Cook d Co. for releasing them from their
contract, thereby increasing the cost of the road
S350,O0U?
i. Were You not the means of giving john
Milton $500 out of the money Paid by the Stock
holders, for travelling East with you and accom-.
Pishing no good whatever?
D If you had obeyed The instructions Of tho
Board of Directors, and closed the contract with
the Schuylers when you frs, went East, instead
of figuring for yourself would not the Mineral
Point Rail Road have been completed w years
sooner than ii and much less expense?
6. Were yon not partner of Gates, in lis
contract, and is there moi a balance due the Rail
Road Company of S9733 n. for money which
was overdrawn by you
z. Is it not true that your testimony could
relieve the County from the 8 $4,000 of Bonds,
but that you refuse TO take hold of the case for
less than 8 10000, and when called wit
ness pretend that you know nothing about
them
8. Are You not now attempting to squeeze
Si35 out of one of your fellow citizens, which
does not belong to you. and which he is not able
pay
= Have YOU not asserted that if vbskey
would WIN, you would be elected And have
you not urged all the dealers in that article to
support you tie ground of interest ?
10 Do you really believe that there are men
enough in this District willing TO sell them
selves for whiszey, 10 elect You
IL. These questions may serve TO refresh
your recollection, and That of the people here
about. who know something, Of these matters.
SAXON.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
SiiERIFF,S SAL.

Henry ". HIM., Peter Horn
-sgatEsf, STATE of Wisconsin
Henry W oaoits and Louisa On Judgment of foreco-
ShoIts, defendants. sure AMI sale.
virtue and IN pursuance OF Judgment foreclo-
sure ana saia rendered in said Court the above
ehtisled action. on tine Tst day October A D. 1899
shall expose for sale and sell public auction al t.
'front.' door OF the Court House, in e city of iiinera
Folht in said county, Saturday tho dav of jan
nary a D. 1860, at O'clock in thc afternoon of said
Jay the following described premises much there.
- as snail be necessary to raise the OF said iu
eht with Interest and the expenses of sale
me following described real in the county
"i Iowa aud State of Wisconsin, wit. north east
'eI "a me south east quarter OF section number
thirs I'VE (3o( IN township number five f5) north OF
aige nuter tour ~ east OF ie fourth principal
lHh together W.T.. the arpui tenances and improve
ments thereunto belonging.
Dated Sheritfs onlce, Mineral Point Oct I7th 1850
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
Sheriff Iowa Co Wis.
"ALrER > CowLEs and Com MEssMoRE. Attys
for plsintiff. .,tfs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
SI1EssfFFH SALE

John Mitchell, rlaIntiG,3
Ggrinsf
Eliza ShiH, willow ard -
Admir- OF Abran, Shif, State of Wisconsin,
dec a. Charlss - IovaCoupiy circuit Co a~f
Shift amt I.sna Shift
heirs At law OF AeTtuI
Shif. Gecd, d. feuiants.
- virtue of u 5ndgnsnt or foreclosure Made and
entered IN said Cpnrt The. ea.ftis action
on ',~ tih day cf scne, 4. ~. fe5a shall Friday
l.ie ~sth cSs ~ Ucct'r A. H. 1853 he If II
O'Clock \ NJ nj tire front door Court House in
thc CtE OF Mineral Point Iowa county Wi,con.in sell
NJ Fubic Auction For ctsh in hand the following
sefibed mortgages preut, es wit BE inning the
south esst corner OF lot Der Eight
running thence westerly along the IF said
lot ski! eight tsenty six (26, feet thence north..-
me lund ed and enteen (il1l feet north lin.
at said lot theic- east twenty six 2s) feet
east coTrer of said et, thence srhery along
line ni said l"t hundred and seventeen (ll}
the place of beginning in the Village CITY
"Tai Point. an the comfy of Iowa. Wisrunsn
veyer, p'a;tcrf aud returned by Garrftt vctpa,ea
ShciiH's Office Mineral Point. July - lsas
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff
Iowa County, Wisconsin.
to"n L MEssHoR-, Att'ys for plaintiff. 30ds
The sbove sale is p, stPoned Saturday, Nov. 6th
1893, 81 tLe same place and time of day.
THOMAS MeFARy.AND,
Sheriff iowa Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
SIIE.tIRF,S SALE.
Enoch sforc'

Enoch Morgan, Plaintiff Iowa Couety Circuit Court
within wiekharn a. sale on Judgment Of
Ann Wickianl, DefenG'ts r. re, I,tSuie.
Dl virtue Ut a Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale
ID made il the above eutt,el action the 18Th day
Of june \ n. 1882 shall the 81 day Of November,
A u Is59 at the hour O'Clock A. VI. OF said
al the front door the Court House, ia the City
Mineral Point in Iowa county offer for .ale
and sell Public Auction the highest nd best bid
for cash In hand the following described real Estate
or so much thereof shall be sufficient raise the
sum of three hundred fourteen S3Il dollars
Eve cents together with interest aud of sale
VII - The half of the south quarter Of
Section number one ~, in township nuuber six %;
north IA &c number three e. east Iowa County,
WISCONSIN,, containing eighty ts0
Dated Sheriff etfice, Mineral Point July rs. 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND
i'd. sheriff, Iowa Co, Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

MEssRs. 6. y. BLISS L SoS- GeJAleal,en -
In perusing the papers of this month, no.
ticed with pleasure The list of premiums award
ed TO different individuals for articles exhibited
at the Industrial Fair. 1t is undoubtedly of
great Importance to the community at large, and
TO farmers in particular. that the breed of horses
cows C. Is improved steadiiy-but on exami-
nation fad that some article well worth de-
serving notice have been passed over with little
notice. l have particular reference 10 the man
ufacture OF Zinc. of which splendid sample
was on exhibition.
The modesty of the manufacture. am sure.
Is too great to claim public attention. and l be
lieve he would shrink from public approval. and
cannot refrain from making few appropriate
remarks.
We all live in country of which the mines
should crave our earnest attention and As here
tofore only Lead and Copper has been dug
and smeljed. | should think that the ores of
which Zinc can be made, VIZ, Black jack and
Drvbone justly claim an appropriate
mark. l really believe. Messrs Editors, that
one fourth of miners would be willing to
dig for Zinc ores. provided lndGcement were
held out TO them that they would be paid for
their labor.
The necessary ores abound in every direction
Of the mines, and all that IS necessary. would
be Tor some capitalists company to come
forward and take the matter in hand, and |,
well as others, have 30 doubt but they would
reap remuneratIng reward.
Mineral Point might. in a few years, if duly
assisted by capital, become the largest Zinc
manufacturing place in the United States, and
that without fear of overpow ering competition
from any foreign market. But as long as home
capitalists don't come forward to tie assistance
OF this really great enterprise, l presume it
must either go to Oblivion, or the profits il the
pockets of non residents of our State
YoGTs very respectfully.
L. q. R.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

TEE COPPER DIGGIsGs--We learn from Mr. j .
Bs.cKES. that the indications of an extensive
lode continue favorable They are daily rails
ing large amount of ore, and have recently Lv
boring down in the bottom of the pump shaft
some thirteen feet, struck fine opening next
TO the glass rock containing several varieties of
copper. combined and in connection with black
jsck. &c. Should these signs not prove deceit
I'll. and all miners are confident they will not
will be opened IN copper mining
This new opening Is some 100 feet below the
surface. 40 feet deeper than the ground has ever
been worked,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
SHE REFF,.< SALE.

Albert RyneT'on' plaintiff Iowa county crcnit Court,
Paul Ericsson, Betty Err on judgment Of forecinsre
ickson aud Louis Ii. ID. and sale
Crane, defendants.
| )Y virtue OF a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale
ID made in the above entitled action dated the 10; IA,
OF ocptr a. D. 1899 shall offer Tor sale and at pub
Tic auction to the highest bidder a the front door the
Court House in the city of Mineral Point in said
on saturday, the 2lst day OF January d 1860 at
clock p NJ of said day, the following described prem
ls.s, much thereof shall be
the amount OF sald Judgment, Together with ioters
anu the expense OF sale The following des >ben real
estate situate in the county of Iowa and State Of Wis
cousin, TO wit The south west quarter of the nor
west quarter aud the north west quarter of sou
vest quarter OF sect ion number fourteen "a, IN or
ship namper en q north of range number tIr 81
east OF the fourth principal merdn, together with the
appurtenances and Improvements thereon aud appcr-
tanning thereto THOMAS McFAELANI
Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis.
Dated Sheria's Office, Mineral Point, Oct LIT lSae
Cons NsssMoRs pl'n Att vs. 42t,ls
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

New MrSrSG CoaPAsr.-Enterprise is becom :
ing Characteristic of our citizens. They are be-
ginning to apply the rules of practical common
sease 10 the working of our mines We learn
that another Mining Company will soon DE
formed to work the ground South of Muserove s
furnace. on the old Dodge and Gray ranges
There IS no more favorable place for making a
strike than here. far rs we know It IS in
tended to a level on the North and South
ptleh. which viii unwater the diggings and ex-
pese undoubtedly large quantity of ore
Success to oil such unde rtakings