davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-23
II T. IIN T. n
ITH-x-TGCvR - ~o7A

- Il v
PREPARED ~ Or SANFORD. -
COMPOUNDED smIrcIy from cess }. on. Of m. ks,t
~ pVfsatv and liver medicines now before The public
TU,sr ,,uu. tr'unNr aU Ouiy enc dos. t.t.p Ia
unfhiu 't it1tt,f from ffrr~tifnr prevents trhI-
ilv system. ~HUUNiIs lu = mare.
tH'irp 'yr health, nuN at only one dose tsksn al
NN' NiF'rHlinE iho s'nr' . night oosens the bowet
-'' 'a..IiE lh' u ,tt fg'.ils- ara cures costly
vel i"IfHiiuE The tllnii > rF.s
swing tome and health 90 one dose taken amer s.eh
l1c whole MA, cry. - - meal til uvupepslA
--t4as ...ss al ~ - lea AI,non.
cas-" cur,iuE radical - ifi, GlNalsrtlIsVs Sic
= IIrHS.tbr
Bilious attacks cured = Oui, one r-e ttyyn
Aud.WuA sltttr ~ rrnr,rs t'olc wtiis ar
ct h the occasional " - mo usr II are giving tbstr
the lNur luvi.otatpr unanimous Il. tlmony in In
one dose ALTER rarur ~ - fAvor
tuNltltrt rUilyvc - - 4 hattlsa will eurs
stomach amt prevent Tho pfotzy ~ ercHtnE tbs az.
food frnn rising 4 srUring -. sorssut-
tur t~r Uiu tcpTht,dis cure for Cholera Hsr.
b1s. nuIu preventive ,i hncfN
bnA one battle is needed So thr, Of tbs sysieM
en-, t. oi medicine aver i'ur sickness
'ie 'FilIe lfken ~ Jauudicc removes urnHtrAi
ono dos. taken short time tctrc eAtf~E rvss vltvf
ihr app'iiir and n'ste> me f'rs df-cst W. n.
uur dosr, often r-rvHtcti. trrunc DarrhoA
worst l'rm, Mlhe Numrer AhS bowel Complaints yisid
almost 60 the ur,t duzr. ~ S'''N
We take pleasure iu ending THIS medicine a.
pfcNfnlN , l"r Fever aud Aaue, thn FeNet and all
UnAsudN arr " Ming Co. 'rstN o. iN wonderful virtues
NN water w tic mouth with the IrvEurAtor and surI.
low h"ih t.ErlI.r Price one dalltr PER tntus
pt SANFORD. P-,prttOy No. IS Broadwsy New
hoa HtI1utd ~ a Druggists SOLD. Also by }. RlHG-
NAM St JohuFL,y. Ggh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-23
DHATIIB.

Wunur--lu Barton Landing Ippr go, ~ die
I4so ~ che heart Alr Alexander WrsHr.h9ad
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-23
BI LII NGs'
Rheumatic Pills
\ y -
L T ~ I M Il n T..


-
SpY The public have long fsil the need NJ
soms reliable remedy lof Rheumatism.
sNNfftpn,N Knowing 'tliis tart tho proprietor oi
V|I,1 ~ IIiN Tho shove named modrincs some yrHr
NIL since commenced the study ~ tits dc
t-lldS.slkIkd ease, ~ his studies and pncural
sitf3tltftsf9 experiments, vim different medicines
w. uron the vansus form, Of tho d,ssa.s,
F4VHc4't he Was favored with tho advice aud
kSaklllklelll eouRssl ~ some Of tho hbsst medical
+. Ilii' and plrsrmsesut talent of ris times.
lie has stisngih perfected snd prepared
these remedies, and Offers Then, TO the Aesd conf
deui thai they viii ALVEY. Prove safe, eneelua aud
harmless ~ tho constitution That such 10 thor char
Ssiuf b. amply AutstN by tho universal success wiih
which they have been employed. The, eufr Rheums.
tnn, GOut AMI NruralEia. The liHimcni Al1nc would
not cufg ihsse diseases the fs noei 10 H. iaSru n
tornaiiy, the Linimsnt % bc applied eticnaliy snd
thus used conformity they orru genuine curative
power. rheumatism 10 too inuustely connected ith
the liver and other Internal organs h. reached sole
~ through the medium Of the skin. Ths.s rails arc
scuiiafy searching IN their effect upon the Liver.
They contain ~ Mercury, Potash, uuinne, Morphine,
or any Of those misshsyou. medicines winch arc tso
OMEN employed m rlo tratmont Of rheumatism.
BiLLiNOs' RuEuNhTtc LtNtNESr 10 ssle snd
snlcaeious lin,menL The principal ingredients that
enter into Ito composition thoss from whch derives
ITO greatest power, are ns~, and have bofpre
been exhibited In any Eminent thar has been ,,n-rod
10 tie pube II we'll adapted ior all te purpose, "
Family lininehi, and 10 unsurras.od IN curing
Lamencss, spfains, nmiscs, Ac, Ne have in our
possession, and might publish, many ei'srs and
heHtcs from persons " ho hsve derived goat hsnsdt
from these preparations. Tho certificates sro volunr
tsuly FURNISHED b, thoso Nho have bean CURED of tho
various forms n the disease such ~ Rheumatic rsyof
Chronic rheumatism, Gout, and Neuralgia the, str
genuine ana natural, such prisons would wnte
yet IN companion with tho esuiGeaes OF shaflatsu.
and nosiuun vcnicrs sound exceedingly tame We
rely entirely upon the intrinsic worth Of these remedies
mi svs sufferer viii b, lcft ." spprss,ats of himself
the relief thsy Afford.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-23
BOOKS WITH GIFTS !
iONIhTY M TUI HIsT POLICY.

ff'N '' N'. f|N'I any INIHfI
w he Dnriu4tHrs a. enc am Huat Uusur... 900 srI
uur laIgr urN ,slalDsu's loo roA hrn, rtftrf sIi o.
Any Wllutra. AluINI Colby a CO..
Hrh No % NAHhlnFluu Ht ~ atom. N4us
49, hUu AGTtTs WAsTtr. rurtlI three 1000 and uuU.
quaNel hr rlilnas- wanted h5 rtUr uuUE so HFruis
nave flHtffI HffI aAI.ffu HHlIUF IH.u
fir fhi thrAp usrF g. earn. aud Rrr Httuf HfFlr4I
hIpl iuHa. HNfrf medal iIHu AnrI.lu IH#Ututr. ~ .
Ahl frllfiia hHNf IHrU granted t.f tHru ono II.
lrut IN ln#Hud au1 Hur be- Fiautr rHt IuH #ftn. lI Z
90 Boz tlH IHUUtf.
tt'! EPifHtlN uRowS. Lowell Va" s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-23

~, a. alIcll'smrrt 0IUT aaUfTl-s LIVEH INVu
ORATOR iu Hulihrr column. tfg
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
CurrrrwA FAILS, Mar. 81, 1859


FRIEND BLIss:-Many suppose the Numbering,
the only interest of this portion of the State
Now this is mistake. Although there are por-
tioas not adapted to cultivation, yet there is
just as good farming land here as is to be found
in any part of the State. Even land that has a
quantity of pine it Is often the best kind Of
farm land. But there are large tracts-several
townships = in this Immediate vicinity. of the
best kind of farm lands, both prairie and tim
bered. The soil Is generally mixture of clay
and sand. or dark loan. 1t IS quicl e soil
than that Of the southern part Of The State, aud
hence although we do not SOW and plant quite
50 early az yea d. yet in three four weeks
our crops are as far advanced as yours, and of
course we can raise nj the products which
grow in your region. There has not been much
attention paid to agriculture until within two
ar three years past-ihe great absorbing inter
est being " numbering" Nearly all their sup
plies have been brought up the river in keel
boats and at an enormous expense.
The farmer here will always be sure of a
ready market aud good prices. The supplies for
the vast pinery operations viii be eventually
drawn from this region, and thus save the
freightage for two three hundred miles from
/ the f'ct, lst. that here is first rate farming
country, much Of it still to be had at govern
ment prices, capable of producing all the pro-
duets usually grown in any part of Wisconsin.
2ad, that here Is the region whence the supplies
+ for the low large and still increasing /" pinerv
business, (uow employing perhaps 5000 men }
must be drawn. And Bird since labor alvav.
commands the highest prices and at a time
when farmers are most at leisure, VIZ. Ia the
winter, | am convinced that no portion of the
State, eveQ any other State affords better en-
enlargement 10 farmers than Chippewa County.
man owning and working good farm here
could run &" breaking team il the summer
getting his i've o. SIX dollars per acre for all he
could break; AMI IN winter he could turn the
same team into q logging team" and make il
As profitable. ! say again. for the farmer, no
region offers better prospects OF success than
Chippewa County gam. Il more healthy eli
mate Is not TO be faunt any where MANY per
sons from other and less favored portions of the
/ " est and South have co.ue up here and in the
course of a few months have experienced a new
ale. 1t is an uncommon occurrence for one to
be sick here unless his disease is contracted for
In some other locality; such j. the health and
! 50 seldom do cases of sickness occur that our
/ physicians rather like fnen on furlough than
IN actual service 1t Is a new country society
+ Is forming the country just beginning to settle
up, school districts organizing, churches being
built. III fact all things in forming state ju5t
the time for q mau 70 improve his fortune and
help improve society il he DESIRES
Yours Firmly r y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
Trial Of Daniel E. Siekles.

WASHINGTON, April l3-3P.M.
he interest In the Slckles trial seems to be
as deep and intense In this community to-day AS
1t was the day Of the homicide at Madison
Place 1t Is the chief topic Of conversation.
wherever men meet, or women either. The
thrilling scene which transpired Yesterday, wi hen
the wounds OF Mr. Sickles were opened afresh
by the touching evidence OF Robert J. Walker,
and when has emotions - completely oyerpow-
cred hIm as 10 render his removal from the
Court room necessary, appealed IN the most pa
thetlc aud eloquent manner 10 the hearts OF all
present
There was hardly = dry eve in court, and GER
talnly not heart remained unaffected by it
This Seeue. the confession OF q f4irhIess wife,
and the description given Of tie aconies y mich
Mr. ) suffered when the appalling truth forced
itself upon his mind, have Won for him the SYM
pathy VI Tue Whc.e community, and his counsel
niSht WITH confidence submit the case to the
Jury without another word OF testimony or an
other word OF Summing up. The moment the
doors were opened this morning. the crowd
poured IN and filed up the space sci apast for
the audience.
Judge Crawford, took his seat at 1920. when
the court was duly opened. shortly after. Sir
Slekies was conducted to his seat lie appeared
10 have recovered his wouted co1npesnre TLc
counsel for the defence, Messrs. Brady and
stanton. occupied chairs IN front Of the dock
and conferred with Mr.. SlekIes occasionally
Ihe names OF the jurors have been called and
all having again answered 10 their names. Mr.
Carlisle proceeded to argue against the aImis-
sion oi the confession of Mrs Sickles
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
Extraordinary Renovation of the Blood.

The astounding cures accomplished 10y DR.
Robaek's Scandinavian Remedies the re-
suit Of their Immediate and most s;lutary effect
upon the blood. Nervous complaints, Indiges-
ton, serofula, liver complaints melancholy
organs. ulcers. eruptions. etc, all have their
seat aud source in the blood. If that Aud Is
healthy. the whole body IS healthy. and if cor
rupted, it Is quickly freed from every faint by
Il course of Dr. Robacks Blood Purifier and
Pills. Every mail brings grateful letters from
convalc>cent patients. The whole West rings
with the praises Of these priceless curatives.-
See advertisement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19

FAIRBANKS SoALEs.-Tbese Scales, invented
more than thIrty years ago, by the Messrs.
Fairbanks, of Vermont aud still made only
there and by them. have been more generally
used that all others, and are every where regar-
ded as The best and really cheapest scales in
We are told that other makers, In order
TO introduce theiE scales, make them similar in
appearance 10 Fairbanks. but in appearance
": and represent that they employ some of
Fairbanks wsrkrnen, and sometimes even that
theirs are the genuue Fairbanks Scales. This
shows the high estimate placed upon Fairbanks
scales by the business public, and should put
persons desiring Ia purchase these Oh their
guard. lest they get different and inferior
tIcle.
Fairbanks Il Greenleaf. at their extensive
scale warehouse. 81 Lake Street. have full as
soriment Of Fairbanks railroad, hay, coal. grain
cattle and store scales: also very neat. coDgea =
lent and cheap grain testing scale, the one re-
Gently adapted by The Board oi Trade as the
standard for grading grain coming 10 thus mar
ket. They also sell Boston Rubber Betting and
North Wayne Scyihes and Axes. at eastern
prices. Persons ordering from Fairbanks i
Greeuleaf or any of their authorizes. agents, will
be Of getting the real Fairbanks scales
Chicago Press d Tribune.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19

These F7"~ and ti>agreeahle feelings are generally
symptoms Of some other conn aint: such A. v.pcpsia
app"PieKy and various ot:er- all which are caused
y corrupt h"NlouS matter, o"Esing tho crcuIa-
i"'s; hence, stream Rush blood 10 the head and
Us the excitement great pressure the brain ,:ida
ness ea'isch", loss Of memory Girncs- sight sud va
nous other complaints thy result. Thus il viii De
seen that the above painful distressing ou
their origin 70 the Locs. Dr. Norses Indian Root Pin,
are acknowledged TO be the uDIs med,ine that viii
thor"as h purify the blood They enter the blood ana
follow the stream - life its Journey through the
sy-ter They root out all fuulness inpulitv and
drive out every unhealthy obstruction They s.u be-
taken EVERY night in Sufficient quantities to operate
hriskly by commencing Vith pills on toin. to h.d
three e next night and tour the next: If the :, npto,
are not removed commence again with two pills and 20
up again a before Continue in like manner until the
blood Is thoroughly purified and all pain and Iistre.s i.
entirely removed.
Obtain one Of our FREE AI.MANACS. and read the
history OF Dr. Aorzes father, how this medicine wa,
introduced.
Be" AXE 81 counterfeit of these rHls-YELLow
"4SAFFLt'N All genuine in BLUE wrappers Will.
The 5. uatqre Of a ). White y Co. on each box Price,
- CENTS Ap-a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
General News.


NEw York. April 49,
: Ihe steamship Persia sailed to dav with 196
.'>9e.5ei9 ant l2i,o00 in specie The EdIn-
so' : '''s3 irit ioF Glasgow with 2l6 passenger.
The libel suit Of forrest. a.,ainsr I p ~
. IA has resulted IN $500 damages against WI
j The Star II tie West arrived at 5i5 NJ
|t4n me California mails OF March 20;h. and over
) .l93ooo In specie, There is 40 NV fr',l,
California or South America. -
: The fusate Merrimac p-sS a. J,.,...
p, The s"op Decatur had Ief. RcaIjia e,r san
. Francisco '-J' TOT Gan
ne a4daIia was TO leave for Panama on the
y. \ report had reached Realijo that the Cas-.
tis'dFi treat had been ratified with some mod
J lca,i"is to which General Lamar had asscnted
go 'na1 ne was soon - return to the United
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
Commercial.
cry ar MINERAL PorSr.


Monday Eve. Apr Is, 1885
The past week has been OF less activity than
usual in consequence of the bad state Of the roads
But little produce any hind has found its to mar
ket though the business OF stores has been quite
prosperous large quantities of New Goods have been
received b Railroad the retail business mnch bet
than could have Anticipated. Money matters,
we trust, are slowly iilpro, ing.
Our Chicago dates up to Friday show less activity in
the markets than the previous week. We quote from
the Tri5une Of that date follows;
FLorn-Estra winter s6G6s75. spring $5gs.5o per
barrel
wheas--99sesl97, as per quality
04Ts.-llarkst duII, small sales 5Oa51e
Por>roEs,- Market dull Best qualities 7Oa75c-
BEEF cArTLE.-Tn good demand. sales range from
St,25 TO $3.50 Tor the best quaiity.
Ne quote follows:
EXCHANGE-ur Sew York Is selling a i q per
cent cent; "a CAt-ag", at = pr cent
tandaFd wheat viii bfing sl.oo per bushyi Common
FLOUR-No /. $500. No. .. 81 so At retail per hun
drea Buckwheat, $3.50: Corn Meal "a per hundred,
t0HN-45 @ 80 cunts per buahei, OF 20 lbs, and sells
OITs-:i5 a 10 cents. and scarce
BAItLEI-i0 cents for No. l.
BEANS-152Sl per 5ushrl for clear white.
BEEF-S3,5o on foot; - % = in quarters.
P9kk-Urs,cr two hundred pounds 80 over two hum
s.HLT..s4ao per barrel.
81 81 &Ai:Z Re at q II lbs for 81
M1LASSES-I2et At so certsa -atIan
IRON AND STEEL. now sold at GaIeua prices, from
MINERAI-s4S "a $50 per 1000 pounds.
Goals per ton.
HIDES-nfy. Il u lie: Green q, &c.
~ SiHEl'-I-enciHs, SIS Joist aud Scaut!ins SIS
bCrTTEl-Fry.h in rolls, Is c. Firain, 12l-a cents.
E'itiS-S r. Toe. per dozen.
FGTAEbt.S-]1c per bushe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
Result of the 100000 Billiard Match.


DErRoT, April -
Fireman Hall was last night occupied h.,
about 400 people to witness the great bilI;ari
match between Phelal and Seere1ter. Tho
choice OF balls was won by the latter.
The playing commenced at about - o'c1o.l-
No remarkable playing was made ON eiih 81
."niII The 65th run, when Phelan made IGl
points and SeereItcr on the S9,h run made III
point, the largest run IN the game.
Ch me l2Oth run Seereiter made $50 points
"Geh was immediately followed bv Phelan
masking i2J. being his largest run.
He game ennciudei n ) i. ", amid intense
excitement. with the I64th run. PbeI.n tas.;,,F.
by 90 POINTS ''o-'''' e4''i's
Everything passed off quietly, good feeling
prevailing throughout
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19

VEIL PosTED.-Wc have received the Shulls-
burg Locat of the SJh- three DAYS after the
election, from which we expected to learn some
timing of the result in that county The follow :
jug. however Is all it contains on the subject;
The whole Democratic ticket in this town
was elected by good maior.ties save one Justice
ol the Peace White oak Springs gave Paine
only eight votes"
The editor promises however to send out an
extra, g II any thing Of Importance shall present.
Itself before the next issue
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
MARRIED..

In this city, "Wednesday oTnngs ApiiI s3 BY Rev
c. Bovnton, Mr.. ALEN AsDsR y SoS, TO Miss HARRIET
FRANCEs SCrDUra. botiI OF tais city.
Ia this city the liJh, BY Rev. W. Wilcox Mr. CE-
PIfAs D. CoDpNGToS Of Liaton Indiana, Miss May
Z NILlER of Linden, Wis
IN the OF DoseeviiIe the 18th inst, By Rev
Richar, Uasscil 3ir LEw l.. Cook. IF Cedar Fails Iowa
TO Mis-. ARHiE ~ DtSIHART, Of podg,eille.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19

The steamship PhAaLiplia brings Havana
dates to the 9Th. All quiet on the Island The
IRE previously reported occurred between Ma
tanzas and Cardeuas. where the canes on the
twenty estates, enough TO have made 10000
boxes OF sugar. were destroyed.
Accounts have reached Havana from Mexico.
confirming Mlramon's retreat, and the ssge OF
the Capitol.
FregAts modera.elv active
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
1881 S,S73

FRED y THEARLE. Esq. has resigned the sec
re!ary ship of the Lafayette Co. Agricultural
Society, and Air- Pinto A. OEroS jr.. of Oar
lnston has been appointed in his place. We
understand Mr.. THEATRE is about TO remove
from Lafayette county, IN which case the coun-
~ loses one OF its best citizens
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
IDIkGD,

In shulls5urg the 10th Inst. Mrs JAss BsrroNLy,
daughter Of Ihnea oIroyd of this city, in the 10th
ear OF her age
In the Town Of Mineral Point. on the s;h lust, NJ
JesErH COOKING, aged 81 years
On saturlar last. Ms. Trebileoek aged 70 years.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
IoFe Gold Discoveries.


] T,,..,.. LEAvENwoErH, April -
) ne late private advices afford ample evidence
81 tHe discovery Of rich places in the mountains
3 9eteFai statements from different sources ne.r
eehticai eoroboTate the finding OF paving
= Pee..s o. shot gold, near Boulder CITY. THROUGH
"a section thirty miles in extent tn, - =. !.
y, excitement at Denver CITY AID aIong
emery Greek Several letters from rarries vboo
Went from here. have been received and 49,.
sreiance Is placed il the statements
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19

-. e. LEAFkNwoRTH, 4 pril -
p, era Cruz dates + the Sih inst. are received
. here was great rejoicing in ;..at CIV ~
s''ha' salute was fred, and parade Of militia,
l4 hohcr 81 Minister McLane's recognition ~
'ls 'iuarez Government. The Liberals ver..
surrounding the capitol with $1,000 men. TIL
uaa e I. on the water and provisions from tba
-! me Stfflsnn numbers 5000 men. Mir
- ''''I I'90J men from Orizah7 in advance
Nira,nou pursuing
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
appointments Of the Preachers of The West Wis.
c0nSn Conference,
rLArrvLLLE DISTRICT.

Washington Wilcox P. &. Plaltville. Enoch
iaSker; Washbnrl,, James Sims Mont fort, Eli
Z Jones; Bosc"bet, h. NJ. Delap, one to be sup.
rennimore, II. Burge. one to be sup. =; Lancaster
Z. +. hackney Patch Grove, A. Bronson, C.
Cook Beetown, n. Maybe; Poyosi. VIM. sum
ineisides jamestown, &. s Bunce Hazel
Green, james T. Pryor; Providence, Il. r.
" nod
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
MIxaRAL POINT DISTRICT

James lawson. P. +. Mineral Point, P. S.
M"'her DodSevlile. WIN. Harvey Welsh Cir
cunt. VIM. owens Fayette. y. wheeler Ar
gyIe, John Blackhurst; Wyota, E. B. Russell !;
Shulisburg, 5. Dodge; Elk Grove, T. 5. Hurd,
one to be sup. Linden, john Murrish High
land, u. DinsdaIe; Muscoda. a L. Thurston ;
Mineral Point Seminary. John Nolan Principal
and member Of the Mineral Point Quarterly
Conference.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
Revolt in Cuba.

The brief dispatch published this morning,
which on the authority Of the New York sen.
announces the breaking out Of revolution in
Cuba VIII ilot raise the price OF coffee though
It may possibly be true The Sun is the ORGAN
OF tiiIibustcrs and Intimately acquainted with
their movements and pescs.-Chtoaq1 IrtB
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
Result in the State.

Sufficient returns are received 10 justify the
belief that Hon BYRON PAINE is elected Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court. over Wa.
PIrr LyxDE. by majority of at least 10, 600
We have the following reported or estimated
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19

- Rev. josiah PHELPS, of Trinity Church,
.wiH preach his last discourse IN this city on
Sunday next, he being about to remove to an
iother field of labor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19

ANOTHER CHANGE.-BEGtAH Bgowx has gone
into the Ftriot office, as chief editor Rnmor
says the object is to crowd Pump out of the
rlng, and then merge the Argus and Pqtriot in
to one paper, as the Democratic organ at the
capital.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-19
PnATRtE NJ tH1Ey DIsrRlcT
Chicago Produce Markets.

The receipts of Produce during the past week
were - follows IS, 421 hbls flour Is. 424 bush
wheat ld6920 hu corr 1883 bu oats I28
ba Rye; 1858 bu barley-equal to 28i32O bu
gram, against 356,I26 bushels the corresponding
week IN 1888. The total receipts OF flour and
gram since the Ist of January are eaHal to ! =
t5'otI bushels, against 2,SI5,O05 bu recessed
duflug he same period III l556-a falling off of
million bushels
The shipments of Produce during the past
week We're Hist bbls flour - POO bushels
wheat 93,3l6 bu corn l,I05 bu oats and / 8 10
ou barley The total shipments of wheat since
me l7t OF January are l55 ,2I9 bushels of which
9J~@o4 bushels have been shipped into Illinois.
Michigan and Indiana, bv railways, to supply
Western n!Ilers The total shipments OF corn
81. e the Isl OF January foot up 2l2,a99 bushels
-52'I13 bushels Of which have been shipped by
railway 10 Cincinnati, Detroit, and other cities
ia the West
ne heat market during the past week was
l'F t''e most part dull--decliuing at one point
9"o1 per bushel from the qgolatiods which ruled
! week ago. Daring the past two days howey-
er' Inc market has rallied-the advance being
&C on No; led. Other grades of Winter have
an shared IN the bEoyancy. Spring Wheat has
oeen quet-the demand for il being chiefly mil
ing Corn has been dull aud suffered a de-
cline OF 2a3e-closiug however. frmcr. Oats
very dull, and but li,tle demand. Rive and Bar
ley unchanged-Chieago Tribune. 2tb.