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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

t""~ ftsa's frNA "a oor atst page We
publish t"ssi,, a letter fg,.n n ] OuAaAN nso
delegate "a Congress nom the proposed new
tefat"st et"htee,ag tbe gold rselen IT Kansas
A Viii ee seoa, che le,ter IS ta xnswer to ane
h"m NJ = NJ SVstt.. ri th,s city. m.Aaus .n 4.
9hniss about the ss'd etcspeets u kaa,..
u" answer Il NJ. Graham u v.r, candid and
feeeaeiN a felsA'els a. ANY thing aeon the seb,
l.st Il viii he .een that " hale he /. Il The
spusea thas there 4. ,,leugs al goll IA the
mountains, he - aet particularly -ansugus ii
ia abundance IA The valleys We have ~,
doubt "t the fact that there j. goil - the euua.
49, s'ot - Vet Ne have hal lutte evidence al
ths'n being aOfhetcut amount e. warrant al.
's'at NAd h'o}aeS ~ u,,,~e Wis, eaa make a
,st"is'Nsle hNtas a. hoaae, let those Who
aNss ,lss,ge 10 49, Nth ,iew ii r,,he.. 4saa
S"a 'N'isst Saad'dn eeon the sot,lost he,.,rs
'askieg hastN move
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.

Every mail brings grateful letters from per
sons cured by Or, itoback's Blood Purifier and
Blood rils. Many oftlese certificates arc from
individuals who have been sick for years The
seeds OF disease were IN the blood. and could
only be reached by these wonderful vegetable
antissPics, which act exclusively upon the
fluids of The system, expeling every particle of
corrupt matter and removing all disorders of
the stomach. kidneys. lungs. throat. liver. SKIN
and glands See Advertisements
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
SuERIFF-> SALE.

NOTICE j. hereby given 1h.t hy virtue zrS in pursn-
N Snce 81 decree ef the Circuit Court Iowa Co
Ms signed BE 18th dap sf January. A. d lS5a
will on The 18th 6Sy Of Mssch n fSSa. AZ O'clock
r NJ AZ the front docr Sf the Court Hou city
Of NiaeEal Point. Wis. sell 81 public sGcion. The
highest and hxS bidder fer cash, the following p.er
tswi; The hSf Of the southeast qua -tex 81
tion -trasr TcxtstiP na-lssr Eve north
Ran three east 81 TIE fourth prtaciVz
risIA and sitGzte SAi1 county IoxS 81 - raxh
thereof will suffice Satisfy the 81 Sfxsvsx@
pelszrs Sad ThlrxS Cents, sad cas,s q sSze
Dated SheriT's ci.iSs, EIn-F1l Point Taa 81 1859
THOMAS aeF ARL ANp Shessa
sr-s fexs CeuuEv. Ms
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

VHg STATE OF WISCONSIN
ciScrEr coTSr seE IowA cG-N-r-
Patrick Smith. Piai1,is
S~-vs-s
Jacob Exses. nzfea<&at.t
Txx Stars 80 WISCONSIN
To ysse5 E-sss prfs-s<zs
XeU hereby su-sT~eaSa - answer tie cesr~7-i-.
L 81 fssries >uz1th, fLaiatis. eeSr 81 whseS was
aea tie ec~ sAs ClSzS Great Ce-z IA
Tor said cssasy. she sSsh s az Szaazrr issa 49, =.
serve errs ~ year sl.s sGss<rss-s n rA>
Isw uce - CeeA AesSTe-~. II TIE CIR - yl~z-al
Point 10 Ces ar, Wisconsin, n rz:r s.xx ssss~
ia~ service 81 thss >S=>cEs. exclusive - - Car #
service sr3 f&tt
hsEsay -eGired shs essirfa 80 ;sss
wa seT sstsy ESat ISlasrs aRi EsSatv ESsas tx--x
~sse ssrrvs' teresa srsa sAe Sheath Gxy al SsxS=-
axr, l>s>. eessses exist.
CNss &ESSNoRE, - Ni-e-xi Peat
80 FssRzx2E>s 4E-s-zsxs-
HsfzesS .ss &e2~ NJ NJ. SeSArr-. Jsssss a. :. 4
L : Cez-s SIS she S~xl 80 ssss Ce=rs as sx.ssi
saAs @Ssa cay ss 3AzGxrs. 1Sss
AscS'e SsfSsS -esS Sexx3x<. fs<-S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. IOWA co. CIRCUIT COURT.
John Padlsy, Flsinta, Lei;ia FadIey, Defendant.
The Plaintiff desires the trial OF this action, any ther
be, 70 be had in the county Of Iowa
TRs Stale ef gIscessi Lefifia PGdiev, Defsrde-t:
" OF hereby Summoned the complaint
Il Of John PaGIey. Paint 4, copy OF which led
the Office the Clsrk of Court, and a
copy Of Your the subscriber his Office
Mineral Point Iowa County, Wisconsin, within twenty
after the of tis Summons exclusive Of
Sy 81 service you isiI 10 said complain
heby required, the Plai"tif viii apply the Court
10 the ~ lief demanded in To- complaint.
j. II. AIRY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Witness the Hon. NJ. NJ Coshren, Judge Of oar
I. :. said Circuit Court. az Mineral I7s5ut, Wis.
tais 24th day 81 January. a u. 1859
Attest John CcmE3Ds. CLERK Circuit Court. 6v-5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

GsEprL Hfsrs 10 yorxe MFs--How many
yor"% meu ign"ran1y deny themselves a for
tune i'ere scarcely a yonng Of good
sense IN this city, who cannot save a 100 easily
from his annual earnings, and II he Will toreo
cigars, billiards aud lGleps. he can save double
thai amount. Figures sometimes produce al
most Incredible results Thus for instance if a
young man upon his twentieth birthday will m
vest slO0 III any stock paying temper cent, and
annually thereafter will invest the same amount
md The accumulation of interest, he will be
worth. when he is thirty years old, Sl753 ;
when forty years old. $4,000 when IF. v years
old, Sls.l3o; when sixty years old. SIS TOO
How simple then, is the plan by which a youth
OF the prosent day can pass his old age in com
fort and luxury. He has only to regulate his
expenses. as to save hundred dollars each
year from his income. IT fife amount saved be
larger. then the total will be increased in
the same proportion. Only think Of IT, that
5000 saved annually and invested in ten per
cent stocks, will, IN ten years amount 10 So
o9J.G0o In twenty years 10 So 726 500; in thir-
~ years to + II 1854 100; in forty years to St5-
2a0.si5 No wonder then that the Rothschilds
have ama,sed such boundlcss wealth -Balt-
more Ancricdn.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

sS Ala Nrev,~a. gregn the we0 kaewn
N"tssts 81 Eeew>>aNa 4 ExxAs R,eehesset.
NJ" N"fN, ~ 'H vey place. tahsus og,l.ts I,.s
s'e' ssesNs N'as'oveiA! rteye ShFuhasts. Go-
-. s'a ss"wets II al k,ads. apa nas Is =
s''d sane - Al i SsEp's he.a,e},ss. a. ta.s
= 'ae ess{ and largest eoyzssN Ia the world
s''et@'.sas t50 sSfeS, w hsss Scts,s tl,,s, ,e,i
shsaebsgt, I,>,sa tA,s nursery. "a Seq ,s,.l ..t
We ssta ss,ssansossd osheFs Il. btss a. al 49,
ssss have 'N's'e t''s'" his establishment. have
.sess veil hspe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

eE The Constitution Of Oregon practically
recognizes tho principle that negroes have no
rights which white men are bound to respect
1t not merely cuts them off from the Jurors and
the witness stand, but places them utterly and
totally beyond the protection of law. = Daily
STATE Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
SHERIFFS SALE

NOTICE : hsrsSy xsvsz tha- y virtue ane N pa1
sr-s . sse-Ss - the Circuit Court OF 10 va -
US ss-s-s Ga r. lisa DAY 9. January A. u 80
80 F-,-. ss~~- eE the Court House N the
~ es---x; rei-s Ms. sell =. paosie vendue. 20
- 49, Nssc=- cash, the following pfes,
vest half 81 the south west 1HSr'e'.h Of
- --,S- .s-ss-sa n Township number SIX ,s,r
we east 81 the ssarth rrfncifA sha-sof
- $50 =. SIS ee1nss 81 Iowa. E'e1 W nd
:. -sss &C. - xS-z<sy the SIZE ef oae n
-.~z~z--x-s ra<s pcssx-S- xoo o<sSS Q. Ss ,eso
n.-., Ss.-,- x~s-ssc- Nansrzi Pcixr, Jan 81 -
aA@<- r;;.FS MCFARLAND. Sherr,
iowa CeantT, We
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

ssN>asAN The hsil ~t~'l>h0S slAsss, h.
sas kssFstsS't Il ANnsss s>~aestt> gSsSs&s,l ~
Ne fsft4tsaasl Legislators. wAs fS>,sess>l -,
1ss Asess,. ~tsAeas gas ss%eSa..tl.sts ~
az aass a Nste4Sx e.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
Wonderful Te.egraphie Feat Progress Of Nest
err Lines.

On Saturday nighE the lines of The r-rfon
isieg,ath Company. were working, a,reet from
Sew fofk. 10 LeaTer worth City, Kansas Ter
riiory. a distance oi about eighteen hundred
biiies. and the ~ircs were swiiched together
m -ueh q way, that the correspondence between
tile cities named vas referred simultaneously
~ Philadelphia, .tt.bgrgh, Cincinnati, Lopis-
yiile, ~. Louis. Ihieago. ClereIand, Buffalo,
aiivaukee and l'5airie ia Chisn. The fact
cannot be contemplated without emotions Of
ave II - one Of those startling achievements
OF seseDee, before winch the woufiers Of tI,c
worid - other centuries seem trivial The
Hes;crn Union Telegraph Company, has Just
completed D4S direct line from Ibis city 10
Chicago, of one wire, and second wire /. nearI =
up. another line - ST. Louis. via. Iudianapo-
ls and Terra Haute, - ia progress aud III
speedily be operative. The only link 10 be sup
pied. = along tie Indianapolis and Terra
Hastte Railroad. the managers Of which, we
presume, will not be long in availlng Themselves
Of that invaluable and almost Indispensable ac-
cessory 10 railroad, magnetic wire. bringing
the whole iengfh OF the line aud all its force
under the Immediate direction Of the superin-
tendent, giving such facility AM. power in
emergencies as ~ Otherwise unaitainabIe-
Cincinnati Jom0tsrctaf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

MSes ~ Ss>sAt Ia tshl..h,s.. th.. ~.
-" 'ststes - Ssi'eyst>sRs iSg,ls s,s,d k,s ta>sD
'ss A's'se~ee lNsgsag~ slss Aavgvas sas,aatA 4,
ea'ssNs sees go sgs>s, ssgsseN ava - ss IS
'ss'se "a ~, MassA - s,AFsvSg - 81 ., So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
MORTGAGE SALE.

Pardon Wright and
Harriet Wight,
against
John Is. Whitelow.
IN pursuance OF judgment and decretsl order nraie
by the Circuit Court of Iowa county I'D dav
OF March, y D., 1888 shall Public
Que At heircnt door of the Court House. the city OF
mineral FONT, in the county of Iowa. aforesaid
10Th day OF May next O'Clock the of
that day the following described Real Estate wit
All that part of Lots and two. Block thirteen
Strong Addition to the village
ceptng what heretofore Decided bg Judson.
now Harriet Wright to Charles Relinski, said premises
situate in the said Iowa and State of Wis
consin.-Datod this 80 day OF December A. D. 1889
GEORGE MESS SMITH sheriff
Iowa Co., Wis
FARLEY EATON- Atf y Tor fiafnfIffS-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES.



EeasSsi lsrskl1s trs1s~sefsrl
ssizsk-. = fse>z<frz. ssan<s Hez-
Kiss. 3es 5@s Of yosan Hcs-
.sEs oskfzs, Notice 81 ssle
a-1xsr6 Ezss4 % Sc. S1zsss fo=-e8S-z=e.
w5EzaEs Ees "a SID Eizzzsrtb
aex Ger, kss Nsss-
ssssee bsyesY s5ssa tasr b :as 81 .zdga-s:
- .ge s-as os4ssr6 II th- above entitled
Cart a the 59.a - 4z2zzry Il D-1.Ss ia
entitled action. zz1 - sSrss sstnorsfy given
- q .aIe Of foreclosure
sazss ts-= each
- I15s, Isz, ~ c'eise. the after
szi1 cey frsat cSor % the Cour; House
10 the city u Mfne-} Pok1t Isxz CSurtv, Wi->ensia,
al Tie following esrfsas r@z. stEte Fit4st-f in the
Ezs1 lows t-r4u1y. i.. al of certain }o-
parcel q laid Situated II Backs z3tiea the vii
lzge Q. Doszesl.se. a--hHes- sszrsrr OF e-son
Tr1isr FETEss-so1r t>zs Ta~. uSs7Esr fs} kzuzs
tsrse - East- le~z 1O.afy, wssevrsn AID
farEieizFfs sfses fsiss~< Wit: Lst Nc
-Ezteea fI5f Biack GCni~- niHets-njae 1927 Up
Tie nsrJh Wze- Street IN Ssd Blacks addition,
and commencing said Wafer beast
Of Lot Eurnsser RI and running thence
nerth hundred and asxs-six and six-tenshs fest
Themes east Hiastse5kht and tEo-teztLs feet Genes
thence upon Water strset ninefy-ikres sad
t~slths feet 70 the place ef bnipg- The above ssls
e III made satisfy The hundred and
tv-siI dollars and eents. the found due
said rsaiErH said decree % l0feeekars sogsthsr
with All c9sfs-
Dated Sheriff o1zcs, &iner Point. Jan IL ls,9.
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
EAT0s 4 Fox, Sheriff, lows Go.
Plaintf9' Ats
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

@sSssNs@ >s>rS>eSs> - slx>Ss ,fv~exNrss ees-
s'sseS - tse weRdsg - >orsts wsx>xs 80
Ne'Sssss A~s eSsS Sesssshs.d - he AsaS IA lie
ssa u Nav
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

sH- FveN rsvSees sal..S.ss,sS ~ sss IL
SsssN = S>''S's as "lS,>.s.>sa 1.vSsslA,ase
~ sAe'ssS s'~sat ne ss,,,a,s Al MaF>A ,a>f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
Notice of sale
on 1rec.~Sure-

Joseph Hatch and Julia Hatch l1is Notice of sale
vile and tie heirs al law OF andrew foreclosure
Crist, teceased and the heirs at
law Of James l. Actrosen, dec'sed.
NOTICE Is hereby given that virtue OF ju5rmsns
N foreclosure and sale rens~red in abo< emit
eoc- tLc-th day of January 4. u. 1852. he
entitled action ny virtue 81 athoTity CIV
me b. sale IN the said
sure viii sell at publis auction the highest bidder
cash. the 3Ssd day July 1854. two oelsek in
Of said day the front of the Court
House the city of Mineral Point, Iowa County, WIS.,
following described real estate, said
County. Wis. viz Two certain lots OF
land being the southwest quarter of the south
quarter section in township four north range
east containing forty and ftyhfee q
half Of the north west quarter ST section fifteen
and range, embracing all of said half
except previously sold to John Smith
Commencing the northeast of the
quarter said section EftesH running
poles the centre of the creek.
mentioned running south forty five degrees
sixtyseven poles the centre OF said creek
the centre of said creek, to inersct sad
Also the following described being
county Part OF the hall of the
quarter Of section ten town and described
follows commencing At the quarter post the side
Of said running forty theace
eighty rods, thence west forty rod the line
place beginning eontainin e TWENTY Also the
half the southeast quarter OF section nine
tanning eighty and the northwest guarer
ton fifteen in town and range, containing for
lHDIAS MCFARLAND.
sheriff, Iowa Co., Wis.
Dated Mineral Point JAM Is. 1888.
Eaton & Fox, Comps Attss S-6m-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Circuit Court for Iowa County
John Nolan.
Edward Philips aud Ju- Notice Of sale Foreclosure
liz AIS wife.
n Office is hereby given that by virtue of Judgment
of foreclosure and sale rendered in the above emit
ted court the 10th day OF January A D. 1859 the
above entitled action and By virtue OF the authority
by tho of sale said dscrce of foreclosure,
will sell public auction the highest bidder
cash, the sd day of July 1853, o'clock
afternoon of said DAY. at the front donT OF the Court
Honss in the city of Mineral = int, Iowa County, Wiz,
all the following described real estate situated
Iowa County Wiz viz The west half of the south
quarter Of Section twenty 20. Tow nsip No.
i've tn, of Range No. least and the north
west quarter of the nort-eas quarter and the sout
east after of northeast quarter of Section thirty
tours in Township No i've . north of Range No.
two = containing hundred and sixty OF
land, less The above sale viii be
isy the of thousand hundred
lars and thirty cents the due the plaintiff togett
e with all costs.
Dated Sheriff Office Mineral Point. Jan's A. 1852
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
Sheriff, Iowa Co. Wis
Eaton < Fox, PIGS Attys. Som
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

fAs SsaagSnv Ass eas,Ysa ssA 4Ae avs sas sen
era >ssss>, - witch Il - asssS sssees>
&C WATTS, Seesr. 4 r. ssowEF>S. e-es
West Branch Office 1t Chicago, Ills.
tArsA wA1ce al the Assssxs es We Ccrp2ey II the
WESTERN Nestswsssrrs. sa SsetA cssefa Ssstes is
= SESxstx0.
n, r 1oENSETSY, senersf 2S<ss> ! Hrs3asrs
\ n fk1Ss. AssSss. 81 sc \ CAsssse.
~ sssesazSssoa 4sszses ssstssseas ss xSars
ct sAs tesssssx Aea fessz4es - fssarNse1 ssry =
AAASt COBB. Asens.
Fes NIss-ai Tess, aaS stssasss, .s,s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

NOW is THE TINE TO CONVINCE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARTFORD, CONN.
City Fire Insurance Co,
OF ,HARTFoRn, CONN.
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

raid IN Capital, ,,.,,.. $3.50. 600
~arfse>s S>s2St
Assets january Isl, f>>sa, $se>-,ssi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
STATE or WISCONSIN.
.CsrSaIt Gonrt ior Iowa County.
Jonathan waite,

; 2 y - -
Piainta's Atty's-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24
Trial OF the EIcy. Harden aSr the nlurdeE
OF Eafs Wife.


The trial Of the Rev. Mr. HARDEN for the muir.
der Of bis wife IS new in progress in BelTidere N
/. The prisoner is only tWenty-twO years of age
He was first school teacher, then Methodist ex
horter and finally vas licensed to preach and sta
toned at Railway. lie became very popular, and
the Church grew rapidly under his spiritual teach
ings The Newark Aaos5tiser say;
..Whue epgaeed upon the Mount Lebanon mis-
sion be formed his iulimscy with his murdered wife
Her maiden name was Hannah L. Dorling. Al
though imperfecly educated she is said to have
been girl of coed sense and much personal beau
~ She was the daughter Of Samuel Dorling. an
honest miller, who l.ves near German Valley. Hsr-
den apI ears to hsve sort Of clerical Lothsro,
much given to making love to the tar country dam
sells. which the nature Of his profession gave bin
many chances 10 d., for oRxious mothers, with ro-
bust daughters to marry, extended 10 The young
minister warm welcomes TO their homes. IL is said
that be frequently abused their hospitality by max
ing marriage engagements which he never intend
ed 10 fulfill. HIS marriage with Miss DOrling was
a compulsory one, brought about by threstulngi
of suit for breach Of promise The prosecution
will argue from this, and the fact that he did ho
live with her. that he dslIked her. and that such 6
dislike was TO him sufficient motive for committing
the crime Il is impossible al this time 10 tell hos
long the trial will be One hundred witnesses haV'
already been sub; eused Much interest is manifest
ed in the result By the people OF the surrounding
country and the landlords expect q larger influx o
visitors han has occurred snse the memorable tri
ais Of the PsrBs Tor the murder Of the Cashier iam'
ily, in ls43. Although there is general belief il
Hardep's guilt IL is the desire of sl classes tha
he may have fair trial-if he be innocent that
be may 20 free; if guilty, that no mistaken elem
ency may prevent him from suffering the proper
penalty OF the Law"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24

A mysterious locking parsonage, dressed in fe-
male apparel, and in deep mourning, with vide
spreading sail Of hoops, few days since appeared
at Windsor Canals, opposite Detroit, on the after
noon train. The eonduc tor was suspicious that the
mysterious person was not woman, and posted an
officer accordingly. The officer demanded pri-
vate interview, which resulted when The thick black
veil was removed from jauntiDgly sitting Glove Of
bonnet" in disclosing he sTGrthy face Of young
msu some twsnty-fsur years Of age, with side Whis-
kcrs, black hair srd eyes, and about five feet five
inches high He was dressed IN a fashionable man
ner in modern female gear, and were set Of hoops
Of the most fashionable immensity. The conflict
ing stories he told induced his detention. The last
Detroit Free Press affoTds the sequel. 1t says;
The mysterious George Brown. of Oxford, whose
advent ia cruolne a. Windsor on Friday created so
much excitement among the stad Canadians on the
other side of the river, proves net 10 be the vert
sble George Brown, who sought parliamentary hon
ors in the North Riding Of that county, but mere
vulgar horse-thief who broke Jail few days Iinos
At Whithy Ontario county, about thirty miles east
of Toronto and assumed the disguise Of female
the more readily Il elftG, his escape. a telegram
Wss received from tbe sheriff Of Ontario, yesterday
by Police Magistrate Caron, requesting that the in
dividual be retained TIL called Ior. 50 his fire ro-
mantle 81 ,ry IL all knocked IN the head, and he will
he compelled to reform TO the ignUminiOus bondage
from which he Sas so sure thar he had escaped
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24
Gbe JSsbbilIt giuign aaS 5mtritau.
Probable Arresl OF Mail Robber-TWa
Hundrea Lessers STOLEN.


Our readers viii probsbiy rsoollect an account
published IN July, o. tie robbery Of mailbag 81
kasmazoo in The early norripg Of the llth Of that
nonth. Tie bag was thToWa of rather carelessly
from the CsnBal cars, and was not Immediately
taken chaTgs 81 as It should have been. Il was
shortly after found rihed Of all its contents.
On Saturday last Ee learn from the Kalama-
roe Telegraph, aycung msr named James Cham
beIla.D was ARRESTED tnege suspicion Of having
committed he robbery. Il seems that the day after
il took place person called upon broker in Grand
Rapids ard proposed to sella draft the Hartford
Bank payable IN NeE I rk, for 500. Il was draEu
by-Denslow, OF New York, und payable to VIM. H.
Snow, Of Kalanozoo he stated th9t he about
buying ssme labd down the river near Granville
and waited the araft esshed The draft was ap-
parently properly e8dorsed by Mr. Snow and with
out slruspnE any thing wrong, the broker took it,
paying him $50 down and giving bin certificate
Of deposit for the hasnoe, payable on receipt Of
money for the dreft from New York He was re-
guessed endorse his upon the draft, aud die
30. writing the words james Chamberlain" and
departed.
The draft was Immediately sent on and duly paid.
Some time elapsed, and The party for whose benefit
the draft was intended becoming impatient at its
noB-arrivsl wrote 10 ascertain the cause Of the
delay. This al once developed The facs above sta
ted and the matter was traced to the last endorser,
James Chamberlain.
The next thing Vas 10 find Chamberlain. He
at last tracked cut. being found at Woik IN the
Day settlement three miles southeast Of Kalsnazoo
The next step 20 endsavor TO get some proofs Of
his guilt when he should not be oa his guard Sew
ersl attempts were made 10 get his signature, but
ali failed as he refused 10 eign his name He was
finally arrested auG tsken 10 the United States Dis
tiict Attorney Mlers Office, where be wrote his
name. which boIe a striking similarly to the sigma.
ture on The drafi. J. was ascertaiEed that he was
in Kalamazoo on the Saturday and Sunday before
the robbery was committed and On Wednesday he
was back ne Rgain, and boosted that he had made
more money tdau any OF them since ne left home,
alleging that be bad got particular sums in psrieu-
lsr ways, which turned cut TO be wholly false. lie
also gave perfectly free, straightforward account
as to his Whereabouts on the days in question, all
of which proved entirely untrue. Tbs broker al
Grand Rapids has been sent for 10 identify him II
possible. There seems 10 be little doubt Of h.s
guilt, which wil be more clearly made known 81
his examination, when viii take place in day OF
two
i oopcars now tha, come two hundred letters con
taiiin drafts, money ard va.u4hles, were in I'M
sto.... mail bag --D,trott Tribune, Scpt. J..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24
,oIo az YaIUabIc Tovym property.
rIOUNT SOLITUDE FOR sALI

an ,ov Offering for sale my Tract of Land aud "A
1 Rrsidepoe on the Charlotte Pike, "a miles es&{A
Vest Of Nashville There are 3oo acres Of ,unsr rio.
land about half in CO ivation and the balance wen
,j-rbsTei and set blue grass. 1t is pleasant
a.. az only 20 or ~ minutes or from the city,
- pendid brick house, situated eninebce overOoknA
me surrounding country aud in view Of the CspiIo WIN Af
ice house and other out houses WIZ
euS - auL sprngs. The soil is fertile, and the site a
by a pure air and elevation can make it. The place u ca
heath 80 vilen into Of small tracts for residences
on Of desirable kosnes TO he found II
he United States - 4, . ,r,i.,g ,r O., fls, I n INN
For terms ehli' " BRENT SPENCE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24
RO.ms TO Rent.

sVvRp Az handsome rooms IN the secoho sae
stories Of he UaiOn American Block q
sPrlOg sesssts Apply to IS II N'n W. CooSHRs