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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
I ARGE and POSITIVE SALE of 400 LOTS

I ARGE and POSITIVE SALE Of 400 LOTS
IL the Third Ward o Jersey City within five blocks OF Me
ferry Also s brick HOUSES and LOTS.
DAVID SCOTT Auc,iouesr, viii sell a. pubic suciou ou
MONDAY June IL ct o'clock the premises, FOuk
HUNDRED LOTS, with LARGE WATER PRIVILEGE
Said Lots A.. situated GRAND, Gilchst Canal Morris EscN.
Bergen Dudley Townsend and Narck Sta Also FIVE bRlCh
HOUSES fronting South this, Of drove st de-
location residence. The aboYe sale presents
sr, induced capitalists and manufacturers requiring
oD The Bergen Point Railroad directly through
ths property also terminus Of Ceutrs Railroad will locate
above Grsud.st filled 10 the grade, and the
Broadway If Jersey City, being 100 feet In width
Irns-0 per ard auctoueer fee the day Of SALE 81
pr cent on the Is, dsy Of July next when warranty deeds will
be- delivered remaining so per cent remain.
Sale pereup tory. aud title perfect.
For maps and fuIther particulars inquire of the Anctoneer
Ncs and 70 Montgomery also, No 20 Exchange P'cc,
three doors from the ferry: OF ~ -
H. B. CROMWELL { Co. No o. Wes. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09

THE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA SIONiNo-
i ron n, BOSTON and PROyIDENCE.-fnlsnd koots-
,hn shortest and direct, carrying the Ess,en Nall
Ths resm-n PLYMOUTH ROCK, C.vt Joel seoos - ~
yASDERBILT Capt ID. b. s,urEis 10 >nnrc,iou wt1 -
sroNINGTON AND PROVIDENCE and BOSTON AsD
isys p..dl from Pier No North River. 6rs, wharf ss
Bseypscs a. Gel z m sES s.o1ins,o a. ~ a.
PIE C. VANDERBILT, from Ne~.Yors, Monday, Wedsssn9
ed Tndsy from stinfon Tuesdsy Tcantay .nd ssurssy
Say and Saturday; from s,oninsop Monday, Wednesday -
vhdsy. ,.xxs
proce~d FROM Storm rsirosA 70 rrova
Nd bos,ou IA Express Mail Train, reaching said psc~
vance Of tkose By other routes, snd In ample time m
,srly morning lnes, connecting norb and east
"a, prefsrs rensn board tho stsaIner eooy nSm
anAisturbed brsahasf dssrrd. and leave s.nrxoo -
q d. tram connecting c, Providence with the II N usS
BoGor- -, -. shr,nzh
kch way. 80. -. ., Assr4 -
ssssmsr or q the Fresh, oncs. Pier Nc. North h'~
he Office No 10 Bs,tery'plscs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
Rernouals.

HENRY V. SCHENCK,
whoesale Dealer In FISH, has removed from No. S Wen
70 Nc. Ill harray-st., corner Of Westst
DEMOVAL. -DEFIANCE SALAMANDEA
II SAFE DEPOT REMOVED from No. ia Pssri~
20 g. kursy st.. Collese clane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
GUNNER BOARD The large irst-class edi6c
GUNNER BOARDING at SARATOGA.-Fam

~ lice desiring Private Board may fnd superior accommoda
tors spaoions cool and quiet ample aud shaded play
Die mtuutes walk from Congress
6prinx By applying Immediately TEMPLE GROVE HOUSE.
ssr~texs bprngs, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
Wteau 8teGmsrS. 81.
TyUE GLASGOW and NEW-YORX STEAM

i SHIP COMPANY intend sailing ,helr ~ :sDved1
Steamer. fron NEwYoRK direct &C GLASGOW, y fls~s:
GLASGOW, raonsn. WEDNESDAY, Jslys 81 L. Stssa
EDISBURGH Cumming w-ioesisy JOY r. ~ uoeaNt
uccr.
Rsrss ov PAsAe. from NewYosk. PaIlsA-pais O. Bss,s
% GLASGOW Liverpool Belfast. Dublin 90 Londonderry; rra
ess e7S, Steez-, found with an abundance ososst -
s!sioas So. for freight or Ps.axe spPy 70
RObERf CRAIG. No . BroAaysa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09

rINHE BOARD of DIRECTORS of the NEW
i JERSEY ZINC COMPANY have this csy declared dyi
dead oFOUR PER ZEN upon Common sua Preferred stock
pas able on a.r the "a day Of July next the rran'r
Office Of he Company, No iGj "sshrstnn't.. T.
The Transfer Bo, will be- closed FROM the 10th inst 20 the Is
prov inclusive. A. Ii. FARLIN Treasurer and Secretary
June 8, lt59
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
Jnsuranrs Companies.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
WI or NETWORK


QUARTERLY STATEMENT Of the affairs Of the MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NETWORK, TOT the
Qusf.ef ending J-h April, 1850: 1890. .
As-es 3ls. January, ls5 Report. -
10. rad for Taxs. for Ia5l and las2 ,,.,, 54SJ 81
RECEIPTS DURING THE QUARTKR
Tor S75l S. 1855 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
q CITY BONDS SEWERAGE

~ LOAN.-Ths bonds bes, per cen, interest. Coupos
payable January and July l. In Newiort and mature In
iSS5 The psJneu, u nes, ana sinking fund poyded fo
by an The entire debt Of city Of Chicago
81 0osl Of which has been contracted for strictly muni
cipa pnrposes For sale BY ASHLEY NoAhlS
No. 50 Exchange place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
CLEvILAyp AND TOLEDO Rail Road CoaPAsSs I,
OTricR CT rYHIL AND O. MAY 30. lS59.

~ ANNUAL INV W tuc CiOch-
Il HOLDERS Of THE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO
RAILROAD. for the ELECTION Of NINE DIRECTORS. Az
t other appropriate business viii be held ct TIA
Office IL the City Of Cleveland Safe Of Oh'o &C
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of June 1883. the polls to b
opened 2occk The Transfer Books Wi be closed CT
WEDNESDAY the LIST day Of June and remain closed i'll sfsf
the Election. By order Of the Board -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09

bRoADWaf
ELECTION.-The Annual Electioa Tor DlREC-
~ TORS Of kis Bank and for INSPECTORS Of the nsst
ensuing Erection viii be held a. tina Banking House TUES
DAY the i OF June the nour Of Ia sr6
Bpm. j. L. EvERlTr, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
L,oR sALE-A valuable FARM, containing I2'


Vu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL Ina go OF welimprovcd Land with good Houe ard
outhulld ga viii and winter - also
lent wheat farm. VIII be sd At bargain, exchanged for
prop tty In this city vicinity. Apply 70
r. 5. PiERCE No. Is wIniA1a-st
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
Oar Next Governor.

As IS proper among people who choose their
own rulers, the question IS agltated ne"ha'
in advance as to the most suitable person to be
placed IN the highest position IN the state
The Grant County Herald publishes an article
from the Wisconsin Dem osrat taking ground IN
favor of CARL SoHURz, the eloquent German OF
Milwaukee, and rather uninstly insinuatlng thai
the Republicans are disposed to ignore hiselsinl'
"a this Office Now know that no man
stands higher in the estimation of bis fellow cit
,zens than Mr.. SoHUgz. be received the nofai-
ration and the undivided support Of Tie RePnb-
lean party two years since for Lieutenant Gov
ernor. AID only barely escaped being elected,
while the only Republicans elected were saved
~ the disatfection Of a few Democrats who boil
ted their own ticket. And should he receive
the nomination. for Governor, We have no doubt
lie woule be t.iumphantly elected. But from
the tone of the article in question one would
almost suppose that Mr. ScHuRz was an Office
seeker, which we Go not believe he Is and We
can hardly believe that be wo,. Id DC dlsappoint-
ed should Gov RASDALL be re-nouiiaated,a com
pliment be richly deserves for his manly sand
INDEPENDENT course thus fav. We do not believe
that the Republicans of Wisconsin, are going t.
be divided by questions Of nationaliiies, not
understanding the efforts oftlcopposition press Il
get up an embroglio And they have every rea
son to feel proud of large additions to their par
tvstrength from the ranks of their German fellow
citizens believing them TO be actuated by con-
sideratiuns Of duty and regard TO correct prin-
eiples. We should certainly take pleasure in
supporting Mr.. SenuRz for any pusition to which
lie aspires, while at the same time We think
good policy well as justice demands that The
nomination be ten1ered 10 Gov. RANpALL.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
Disease OF the Stomach.


The stomach is the most hafe to get out of order.
Hence Important diseased clog its
operation, which would distress by
food 1t also eaens the brain, destroys the memory,
pains and dimness various Affections in the
head 1t produces great officially in breathing and swat
lowing. Sometimes aintins and ITS will ensue also
bad breath reStissnes and great loss of strength If
rot Immediately attended TO, the blood Will carry the
disease through the Whole system and death viii end the
work. From to five of these Pills day will keep
the digestive organs IN health condition. and unclog
carry away all impure mAter and thoroug restore
and cleanse the stomach at the the Pills
viii purify tn blood to drive all of disease
from the system - q.
Worms.-In quantity of corrupted maIter, there is
always 10 be found nest Of worms They csnnot, nei
Their will they stay anywhere else Weak stomach
bowels subject them, they not sufficient
powec to digest their food Hence large heap
of these Pills will disturb them in nest and
drive them of the system.
1t should be remembered that nal dose when
in health especially after taking cold, viii prevent
disease from forming in the body.
DR. Morses Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers in
Medicines,
BEWARE OF a counterfeit of these Pills YELLOW
WRAPPERS All genuine are in BLUE wrappers, with
the signature of ~ J. White CO.. each box. Price,
Is cents. june
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

In June, 1892. act passed the Legisla-
tuIe of this Stale Incorporating the Firemans
Benevolent Association of Chicago. The act
among other things provides. that all insurance
companies not Incorporated 10y the laws Of this
State shall ansnally pay To the Treasurer of
the FIrcman'S Benevolent Association two per
cent on all premiums received by them, etc
The Agents ct the Foreign Insurance COMPANIES
refused 10 paw this tax on the ground that the
law was Unconstitutional, and. IN order to test
the matter, 4 suit was brought against W. B.
lounesbUry, Agent of severai Of these Compa-
MES The case came up before the March term
Of the Circuit Court and ii was decided tina,
the law was unconstitutional The case was
carried II the Supreme Court at lis present
I rIn, and the decision of the Circuit Court
has been reversed. and the law declared to be
= valid one. The Agents of Foreign Insurance
Companies IN Chicago viii therefore be Obliged
(" pay tue Percentage upon their premiums
which have been accommodating since 1882. 10
the Treasurer of the FIremans Benevolent As
socr'siien. The amonnt now due the AsSocia-
tun from the vafious companies aoing business
IN Chicago. Is upwards of SS0.00J-Clhicago
Press.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
L EAyENwoRTH. June 10.

~
Advices by Express coaches from Denver
o4'y % the LIST inst, coutain extraordinary re-
ports which are calculated TO renew the eold
FEVER with tenfoid more violence than ever
fich nuggets have been discovered on the n-,rth
f'rk OF ' aSque's Creek, principally in course
gold and decomposed quartz.
Nreat excitement prevailed all through the
country Statements of the Weld, of Snin;re,
companies are almost fabulous 1t was renorrsd
thai company from Indiana were maxine fr,r,
$3.50 10 $500 per day. Other accounts are 81
the same cha and uurarying.
Many letters, which seem to have bee, writ
ten under the influence of the prevailing excite
nent are IN strong contrast TO the previous
gloomy reports The dust taken ont ~ Gre.
CORY alone Is estimated at s20,0OO
Denver City l. almost dcpopulaied by The
people leaving for the mountains Prnyisians
continued scarce. $4,000 were offered for
CLAIMS ''
subsequent arrivals will determine the Ger
'ainty al this information but the acco.,nt.
now received do not d fer in tenor. Rich snec,-
meas have been received by this arrival "a.
community Is lHtensly excited
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
California and South America NeWs-The Gillian
Revelation Queled.

NEW YoRK. June IS.
The steamer Star fthe Vest has arrived from
AspIn wall with Calitronia dates To the goth ult
She brings about i 800 0G0 in gold.
Gen. ID. Bush, the treasurer of Caaveras
county, has been discovered to be defaulier
to a large amount.
Adyices from victoria state that the gold
mines of Nancourv's We're vieldin- 50 largely
that parties We're leaving Victoria for that To-
caliiy.
Affairs on the lsihmus were quiet
The dates from " pGriso were To May Ist
A battle was fought on the 29th of April be-
tween the government troops under Gea. Vid :
aurai an! the revolEtionists Under Gen. CALI
The latte Mere defeated and fled. having 2UO0
killed. This battle ended the revelation
The government had opened the northern
ports and business was revlvIng
The dates from Lima are to May -
a sight revolution had occurred at Aregnip-
pa. No particulars given.
GuayaquIll was still blockaded, but was ex-
pected TO be soon raised
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

Ne" hokN FABLEr--This popular Catholic
Journal las now entered upon il third wear.
lis editor says BIS highest authorizations have
teen surpassed. and IL success more in,pe.i;ate
'l1"n he oouI3 have anticipated The Ta5les IS
'he most fearless. independent. and ably con-
Quoted religious papers Of any w,.h.r our ae-
Gaaint2nce. Il literary and miscellaneous de-
FaF'ments aFe Interesting. and its foreign chr.
Respondents instructive. Our Catholic friends
can secure a s'oad Paper by sending for the 10
q. Terms. $50 address, D. It J. Sadie.
t Co. New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
Sot Gen. Scott, but q pruSsian Baron.

HorEI ne Nom, New York. June 2. 50.
r. He Editors ofMs y y Express
IN regard 10 the bet SAID T. have been made
of tren- Scott an explanation viii be necessa-
~ made lie assertion that | would bet tha,
Gen, scott would he willing 10 wager, &c /
an now Wiling n bet. on nav own RESPONSE tIli-
". any annogHt fnom s.510 francs 10 20 coo
francs, that Louis Bouapar;e viii never return
10 Paris.
an a Baron Of the Kingdom Of PRUSSIA, and
huishi Of the Iron Cross. d js~e. bat. in c6nss.
qeeaee OF having too freely expressed n,y epiD
ioAs' am eNtiea- My estates are eoenSca1eei
no5h IA Pru~<Ia aud N France. Ii Louis Ma
leie"n was killed to- morrow, | should bs worth
''1vJoJJ francs. ours. dc.
HERHaS WOW WF,prErxp
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

GARRIBALBr-ThjS military leader apnears "a
De the fist To particularly distinguish himself
an the campaign IN Italy. AT the head of ten
thousand men he cut through the right WING of
the Austrian army. and must now De l., 4 con-
dition to cause them great annoyance Wi,h
The Allies In 'front.' the Austrians cannot well
AFFORD either 10 chase hun with a Sufficient force
or not chase him. There was mistake made
IN permitting HIM 10 get where ne IS Garri-
haidi was the commander Of the troops of the
Roman Republic. aud was expelled by the
Frenc.. tf.aops a the instance of Louis Napoleon
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESE MAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius L Cheeseman, N. D.


The combination of Ingredients in Pills are the
result of long and extensive practice They are mild
in their operation and certain in correcting all irregu
larities, Painful Menstruations removing obstruc
tions, whether from cold otherwise headaches pain in
the side, papitation heart whites all nervous al
fections Mysteries fatigue pain in the back limbs
&c disturbed sleep, which arises interruption OF
nature
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, as they will bring
on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
been disappointed in the other pills ca place the
confidence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that
they represent 10 do.
NOTICE
There IS condition ef female system IN 1oAieh
The fas caan0t be taken cthouf produciar a PECUL-
t4R RESULT The condition referred to IS PREG-
HfNCf-the result, MISCARRIAGE Such is tie ar
resisable tendaey Of the medicine TO restore the sexual
functions to normal condition. tkat The .produe-
tire po0er Of nature cannot res.st IL.
Warranted purely vegetable and from anything
Injurious. Explicit directions which should tie resd ac
company each box Price 81. by on encIos-
ing 81 to the General Agent.
= Sold by Druggist in cverv town in the United
States.
II. Il. HUTCHINGS.
General Agent tor he United States.
LOB Chambers Street New York
r. D. PULF0RD, Agent Mineral Pent; Boiler Smith
* Co.. Chicago; II. BIakesiy, St. Louis. l4-y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

| NFoRrUNArE TO THE LAsr.--One man whose
horse burnt IN the stable of Mr.. Chase,
Wednesday night. was on his way back to Car
roll county from Pixies Peak He had started
with whole team of which this horse with
some camp equipage, was-the remnant. Being
an old acqu; Jntance of Mr.. Chase. and not hav-
ing. as he said. slept on a soft bed for three
montha, be included once more 10 give way TO
that luxury During all the time of the fire
amid all the glare of flames, and noise and con
fusion. lie slept 50 soundly that he was not
awakened. After all was over and he lad been
with difficulty aroused, it was only to see the
carcass of his faithful beast smoulderiny in the
ruins. his camp equipage having taken to itself
wings OF smoke and disappeared. 6jaie,sa Ga
-efts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
Sr. LOUIS. June 18th

Sr. LOUIS, June 18th
The overland mail of IL Goth arrived here on
Saturday night. The proprietors of the San
Francisco B,9ietit have been fined 500 each
Tor publishing the confession of Mrs. Sickles.
A party of Lieut.. Beales men had been at
tackled at Utah Spring by the Mohove Indians
The an ouni of gold Us, shipped from VIC
600 -
The u, S. sloop-of- war Decatur arrived at
San Francisco on the 18th
passengers report 5000 Texans encanped
near Fort Beilknap for the purpose of extermi-
mating the Caddore Reserve Indians. The Coy
eminent OF Texas bad called on the L. s. troons
to quel. the disturbances and Major Van Dom
had arrived IN the vicinity with three companies
OF dragoons on the way from Fort Washira 10
beliknap- He encountered a large body of
Apache Indians killed from 40 to so took q
prisoners.
a special despatch from Independence to the
hcPao.cdss says a party of soldiers surprised
about eighty lodges of Camanches near Pane
Rock and killed 25 men and 90 women.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
y Ew York. ,Irne II

= despatch from Washington SAYS that OWN,
70 complaint iEom the English authori1ie, of m.
l iher.'ciency OF our navy in carrying out tie
slave trade, President Buchanan has ,I.fsrn;,,'.J
10 send to the coast of Africa aad the G.lf Of
ae1ieo al the un-boats now being built ~
the several navy-vards
Tie Railraod difficulty has been settled nm
DER the new arrangement Passenger face I,
% cents. -
Felix Sanchez has been sentenced to erecp.
ton July 22d, for the murder Of his wife.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

cF The earnings of the Illinois Central
Railroad for three weeks in May, were, in
round numbers 100000.
WAGES OF SEAMES N RSGLAxD-Wages of
seamen in Great Britain have gone up fifty per
cent, since the offer of Government bounty. Al
ready twenty thousand seamen have been taken
for the Royal navy, and at last dates they were
enlisting at the rate of 500 per week
VALUABLE Discovery .-The ST. ClairsviIle
Gdzette says that Il vein of ammonia, two feet
thick and almost solid, has been discovered
within two miles of ST. Clairsvjlle Ammonia
is one of the ingredients of Type metal-worth
ah"nt - cents pouud-aud has been suppos-
cd that 1t was only to be found IN Germany
cy live alligator recently emerged from
the muddy depths of the Mississippi IIger and
crawled upon the wharf IN New Orleans ITav-
ing taken leisurely survey Of the civilized world
he began slowly TO drag himself up the wharf
blows from behind. no one daring to face the
monster. He Was zen feet long.
80 The Springfield Journal says that Mr..
Goodman. old farmer of that county. has
corn, planted only SIX weeks since, which IS
now IN tasseI It was Of the common variet p,
soaked in chloride OF lime eight hours. The
corn planted at the same time not subjected to
this process is scarcely foot high. y pound
OF chloride OF lime IS sufficient to plant 10
sS-" SIchles case with a different rem
edy IS now progressing before the Superior
Court of Chicago. \ certain Benjamin c .
Thompson sues Nelson VI. Durham for SIo.-
900 damages for adultery with said Thompson 5
u ife. and alsn nh,i11ct;n., hnr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21
Commercial,

CITY MINERAL POINT
Monday z g, June 20, 1859
The Chicago Press & Tribune of the 18th gives the
following figures for grain in that city
FLoUR-Narbet dull. Spring extra mixed brants at
s. 30
wHEAT-No1 Red 81 49, Standard Spring $, o.; Re
jectcd 7Sc. - p
CoRN-Market duh and heavy. No l 79c in store;
No > 63c in store.
OAfS-Market quiet and noui nal at 3JT.I 0c.
EGtfS--ln active demand l3c.
POfAroES-MeshanHoc ks sl,o5; Western Peds soc.
BCffER-Choice roll 12c; Common enc Il kin lie;
LIVE SfOCk-Receipts 2S3 cattle; pa hogs: Market
for anG sheep very dull Sales Cattle S3O0 81 90
Hegs $500.
The following the quotations for city market:
EXCHANGE On New York is selling al . per
cent for Anlsrcan Gold p per cent for Currency on
CLicagn, at y per
WHEAr-Accorling to quality, good old wheat ana
standard wheat will bring $500 per bushel. Common
from 5 q 80
FLoUK-No. |, $3.50.
Coka-5o q - cents per bushel, of 20 lbs, and sells
readily for cash.
oAfs-ss a 10 cents and scarce
BEANS-75arSl per blsheI FOR clear white
BEhE-s3,.5 GU foot; - @ STA quarters
SALF-sZ.50 per barrel.
SCGAR-4letsils al q Is lbs for 81.
tUkRAN FS-Re tails 10 its for 81.
Apl-A~S ES-Retails at 50ee6O cents gallon.
IRON AND SFEEI-Is now sold al Galena prices from
a s cents. according 70 sizes
MiNERAl.-S2s q So per 1000 pounds.
COAi.-s6 per ton.
HlDE5-Dry, 10 q l2c; Green, a Sc.
~ y bER-tencing, SIS; Joist aud Scantling, SIS
BCTTfEk-Fresh in rolls, lee
EGGS-e e &c. per dozen.
lAkip-l0 c. per pound
FOIAfoeS-oOc per bushel-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

TwENTY-FIvE Dollars PREMIuM-The pro-
prieors of the Chicago Prairie FarDaeI. offer The
above premium To the boy under 6 years ofaee
who shall raise The largest number of bushels Of
kutabagaS or Flat Turnips on one acre of ground
the present season /; the cultivation 10 be entire
y by himself; the quantity CT grsund and
amount of crop 10 be testified To bv three res
pouslble individuals. The amount Of seed time
OF sowing. mode of eultivating, and time of
harvesting TO he furnished by the competitor -
Al reports 10 be sent in by the Isl of Decem Der
when the award and names of competitors Will
be announced. Those who intend to compete
will please give notice of such intention at once
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

The Santa Fe mail of the 23d reached lnde-
pendence this morning.
: mass meeting of the Democracy at Santa
Fe. on The 18th, endorsed the Administration.
also the Delegate from Otero.
Great preparaiinn is making TO receiving Hon
j. S. Phelps, of Missouri, invited by The Legs
Eturc to visit New Mexico
The stoc kton mail arrives at Santa Fc regu-
,arIv since ne establishment of the military
n,si Mt the crossing OF the Colorado.
There has been no rain Ia New Mexico this
year.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-21

STATISTICS OF EAU CLkIRE.-Three yesrs a.,
me village Of Eaa Claire contained but .,,.- >,
ne houses. and il principal business u,,s GO,
'eei by two SAN mills. Now they have : n,,,,o-
alton OF about 1900 The saIas - -,
fhe past year have amounted 10 sl7c ooo
steamboats, have plenty Of business be,vea,,
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