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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

Ssow SroRV At rHE EAsr.-Oa Friday saow
fsIl in New York city, and generally Though
OCT the cast TO the depth Of twelve inches 1t
dr.hcd badly. and tAe trains are much delayed
III coHsc Quence.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

present number The address Of Bro. F. HENRY,
q; he celebration OF the 0. Z. Q. Of 1901, but
tie Governors Message occupies too much space
o admit Of both. The address will appear
n our next issue, and We bespeak for II an At
tc4tIye DerUsal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

From ST. PAUL, TO SPARTA--rrafH LEssExED
AND IRAYEL INCREASED or THIS RouTE-A few
evenings ago, j. SHOEMAKER, the indefatieablss
Stage Agent Of DAvls 4 MooRE on their route
from St Paul to Sparta, came down on the line
from the North, and reports roads good, travel
ing largely on the increase aad everything on
the route IN tip top order They now make the
by the way OF Hudson, Eau Claire and Black
River in u hours. The stages all we'll loaded,
and the passengers well pleased with the accom-
nlodatious on the route and mode OF travelling
Mr.. SHOEMAKER, wlJt as accustomed promptuess
and diligence, has been making arrangements
for increasing the teams and speed. 50 that this
line viii be able 70 put passengers through to ST
Paul and East, several hears in advance of any
other line or route TO the Northwest.-T Sparta
HoxGl9 Dee. -.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

THE WiLa Cars GRewING T4NE-Tbe Wild
eats ot she northern wilderness are losing their
claws, ard rapidly becoming donCs,Icated--
The bank comptroller gives notice that under
secticn nineteen oI tlc amended banking law,
fifteen ct those hitherto CHASED among tae Uu-
tanned felInes. have He'd v.th that officer no
tees Of change cf location Il accordance
with these notices on the c,h ot tie present
month. the Arctic Bank opened aa office f1r the
redemption Of its currency q. Esu Claire. the
Wisconsin, Valley Baul, of Nl.-vi.e, Il Weya--
wesa. The 81. CgoIx River Bank, ~ Grand Rap
ads iae Green Bav Bark. 81 0c90lo. the Glars
County raak. nj Chippewa Falls, the Trades
man h.a Il Ca,Pphwa Falls; the Ocouta
Loah'E .t,-ssS Fl ecouta: the Frontier Bank az
stevens on .ae LsaJ-ers Bank. II ASrSesaa.
~ Green LIKE Ca tae Northern Wisconsin
.'shk s. h.--saa. tae Bank Of MontelIo. 1t
.rIncc'ou. Tue F@.N ST Naaeka. 10 NIroqua:
ydauios Bank. Il 81 gl.e-, At Green Lake;
nad the Bank 81 Na-,u Aucrea. 9. Grand
Eantds.-Aefisog Stsse .79--.isE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
TENTH EDITION.

This Book IS available the understanding Of
the -profession reader sbiully eIbor
ted. planned arranged and carried out, than any
Of lis kind before the public. Whileit gives whole
particulars and in aspects er-Hsiue informal
ton upon OF the most doicste affairs connected
with the female system II should be placed in The hands
% every female. sinrle OF rIarrira
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

ss~rhe average number of pupils in the Pub
lie schools Of New York, during tue SIX months
ending Of 5u!y 81, 1898. was 25.255. The whole
number Of teachers $50. The expenses Of the
past year S3l9. 2gI6I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

- ACiacinaau paper says that the amount
Of property, personal and pecuniary, investrd IN
the traffic Of Prostitution IN that cIiy, as discoy-
cred by apoliee investigator, j. $I,0oo,0o0; and
the annual expenditures not less than Sl.250,-
cor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

rau5 5S4P P GIi19 I'd oiss Of ION Foreclosure
Tia his wife.
u Office IS hereby given that Ivy virtue &c iu rat
- of foreclosure ami sale rendered IA the above emit
tied court the IUt day OF -DaaT, A. D. 1913.
above entitled action and E virtue al the authority
by the order Of sale in SAID decree foreclosure
VIII sell az public auction, 20 the highest biJast
cash, the 23d day 81 July 1883. at O'Clock
afternoon OF said Jay. et the front door OF the
House, ia the city "t AiuerH. Z, int, Iowa COUNTY WIS
all the fooaing described real estate situated la said
Iowa County. ia, VIZ -Ihe west ha al tas ssGtL-
five - north, of Range No. Two 2Ua-t. and The north
west quarter Of tic northeast quarter. aud the sau--
east at quarter of Section thirty l1u. IN Tutu-ltt
No five north, Of Range No. two east. contain
ing hundred aia sixty acres of land, more less
The sale viii De made TO satisfy tle oil one
thousand huul el aud three dollars ANA thirty ,es
the amount due the plaintlt Together a
Dated Sheriu's office, Mineral Point. Jau'y j. Istg
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
Sheriff, Iowa co. WIS
Eaton * TnN PITS Attvs. Sam
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

- An editor down South reports himself
>ol struck and says he is recovering though me
blow was : heavy oue-an eleven FOUNDER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

NV BASK BuLS.-Fbe bills Of ileuew Bank
g: ga-,7 have iuss been issued. aad present ar
--s--s.lv good appearance. We consider tI.au.
"i. IS t-e ucG-cst and most TASTY ts.i> Is en-
~.z,.aa HE STATE. aud what j. better. they are
.-se-- Il. dollar Tor dollar, by specie Il tbe
tes. class State Stocks.-l gzrsa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
STATE OF WISCONSIN. ?
Jonathan White,



Joseph hatch and Julia Hatch his Notice of sale
vs and the heirs At ss- Of Andrew Oh Foiuelos4rt.
ttlst, deceased, and tie heirs
law OF James T. AcGoven, tee-sel. }
Office Is hereby given shat by virtue Of judgment
~ o. foreclosure ana sale rendered in the ve enti-
Tied court, on eth day OF january, D. 1889 IN tb.
ABOVE entitled action aad los of le tuoritY gv
en- me 10y the order OF sale in the said Decree forrco-
SURF VIII sell at public auction tHe highest bidder
for cash, the 23ia uay july, lS59. o'clock in
The afternoon Of SAID gay al tie front Court
House in tee city OF Mineral Point, County Wis
all of tie following described real sttua IN said
Iowa county, Nis-, VIZ Two certain lots
dud beng TIE southwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter IT section in toushfp four north of range
two east continuing forty scres aud ftyIle acres
the east ha of the north quarter section fifteen
same town and range embracing all of said hi quarter
except twenty acres previously SOLD smith
which twenty acres are bounded follows to vii:
Commencing at the northeast the newest
quarter OF SAID section htoeB running south seventy
eight poles 70 the centre OF the above
mentioned corner runaing south degrees west
poles TO the 20 creek thence
the centre OF said creek, iHtersect said south
line. Also the Follow ing described icing
Iowa county Part OF the moth half Of the Southwest
quarter OF section zen same town and ge described
follows commencing AT the quarter post the west Ge
OF said section ten running east forty rods theucesou
eighty rods, thence west forty rods the line of
the stcan, thence north said line eighty rods 10 the
place Of beginning, continuing TWENTY acres. Also the
haIf o the sot-est quarter section nine CON
tanning Eighty acres, ami the nort-gs quarter re
tIun fifteen town and range. containing io-tv
l acres. THOMAS MCFARLAND.
SheriH, Iowa Co, Wis.
! D.icJ Mineral Point. Jan. l., Ise9.
! Eaton Il Fox. CoIHIS AttVs- 3.Gm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

- Land Is o.F-.ed IN Maine on the Aroos-
an ..12c n four xoa.s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
Every Female Should Read
THE FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEPCR:
OR, THIRTY YEARS STUDY AND EXPERIENCE,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO

OK, IuthIA EAI9 ST d md 1T LIll4-NtLt
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
EASES or MEN,
BY CORNELIUS L. CHEESEMAN, Nj. D.
YORK
IN Instructor, Guide, and a Physician,
In which embodied fall cbaste description (nowl-
edge necessary the welfare of those married about
narred1 of the process conceptions pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers, we'll the
methods Of which many Of the Iats=r may be obvsled
and teaching Low he .ste may be gsrsted and
stored proper tone, having been FRUSTRATED
toy complaints incidental the human frame. Also
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which Will OF,
yate the necessi, of any great Of sickness
enable the oleryaut reader 10 be- to great extent
own physician.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

-. The pews in HESar WAan BEzeHER :
Church recently brought AZ auction S54 ,3l2 %
Amt they IN danger Of psss-syisrr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
Il. Il. fIUTCHING~.
General \ gent fer Ii.e Unite d States.

10 Chan1ers Street, Vow Ok,
Il. d. TULToRD, Agent Mineral Pointi Bollors Smith
< Co.. Chicago; t. Blakesly, St. Louis. l+-y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

- Mr.. Thomas BGowN may learn Of some
thing TO LIS advantage by calling At the TRrB-
usE office Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
NASETGD,

At Ridgeway, the 2J inst by Rev. K. Penrose, sr.
STEPHEN UEEy, to Miss CATEAaINE BRENToS both IF
Ridgewav.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

CmcUr CaUag.-A special term Of tie Iowa
Co Circuit Court was held during the past
week. We have not room for report of its
f,r.ree,l5ulr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
BLISS s SON.
CAMPBELL G. CO.'S
LINDEN HOTEL.
NTSEnNNI<

LINDEN IOWA CO., WISCONSIN.
80, This house having been recently fitted up ior
- accommodation cf TraTelers and Boalders, Is
tH now oqen for the accommodation of the public
t;i No mans sill le spara4 render ali comtorts-
- Te SrEo NAV visit IT. Good Stabltu- and attcu-
tive walters 3if IO3N Rule Jr-. Preg'r.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

In this city on the 18th inst, Mrs, GRACE WALKER,
aged So years.
In the of Willow Springs Lafayette County. on
18th inst, Miss SARAH LAMrEEELL, aged about thirty
years.
At Humbug Creek, Cal. the 9Th of December last
Mr. JOIN BENNETT formerly of this place. aged about
81 years.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

Dr. Cheeseman's Pils are invaluable they Will bring
on the monthly period with regularity Ladies ho have
been disappointed ia le Of other S can place the
they rerresert 40
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

Joseph Hatch aud Julia Hatch his
v-lie and tAe heirs At ls's OF Andrew
Cust, deceased, and Tie heirs az
law OF Jaut, = NcGoven. de1-sea.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

There coHdioa IF the female s4siea "a triiet
the fiis cannot be taken with9ai producing PECtE-
lar RESULT The toHditoa referred to Is PREG-
N1NCT-fde result, BTSC4RRfdGE. Such IS the ar
resisaJ'e tendency q re medicine rysore The seT"Gi
f.uotions a norai condition. that the reroduc
t,re goner Of nature cannot resjs; It.
Warranted purely vegetable and from any dining
Injurfos Explicit directions which should be
company each box. Price 81 Sent by mail enclos
ing 81 To tie General Agent
~ Sold ay Druggist in every town in the Unite,
States.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CEEES EMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius I. Cheeseman, Il D.

NV UNI VI J.
The combination OF ingredients IN these Pills the
result of long and extensive aetiee. They mild
IN their operation, and certain ia correcting all iresu
laritcs Painful transformations removing all obstiuc-
tous whether from cold otherwise headache. pain ia
the side rariatiou Of the heart whites all nervous al
econs Mysteries, ague pain ia the back and limbs,
&c, disturbed sleeps which arises iro interruption of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

, TIE Pa T dcsiyes the trial
= 81 fhss actfoH, y siss mere
} b., T. BE- had IA Taxa CO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
SHERIFF SALE.

STATE or WISCONSIN,
John Adams ~ john lionuer. !
partners. doing business ia 5
the uauIc Of K dam 4 i;ouuer. . /,
Plaintiffs,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

T. D. PULFoRD, agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-15
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

w. K. Palmer, who was arrested in Mem
phis, Tenn, as an accomplice Of Brown, was
placed in jail on the 9Th inst, and was sur
rendered to requisition Of Gov Wise which
will bring him to Virginia. lie went TO
Memphis in July last, and has been there
ever since.
Wesley C. Simmons, charged with using
seditious language, was examined before the
Mayor of Richmond on Saturday, and on
the testimony of Sergt. VIM. Evans, was
remanded for further examination before
the Hastings Court. Simmons was sub
seauenty admitted to bail i'll the sum Of
$3.50.
A man named Barney Smith, was killed
on Sunday night in lager beer saloon on
Wall street, in Richmond. Arthur Cava-
naugh, who is charged with committing the
deed. was arrested at his boarding house short
ly afterward.
On Saturday likely negro man belonging
to Mr.. Robert Marks of Chesterfield, was
killed BY an accidental fall of tree upon
him.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From China.

New YoRK, Nov. IA letter by the
Hungarian, dated Shanghae, August -.
says that the Pow hatan had arrived there
from the Peiho, with the following intorma-
ton in regard TO the treaty:
On the 10th July the Powhatun anchored
of Petans, when the Imperial edict arrived
that the American Minister. with suite Of
twenty persons, should be escorted, with all
hnnors, u Pekn. The trip occupied eight
and a half days.
The Legation remained at Pekin fifteen
DAYS, during which time they were confined
to their quarters-@ot however as prison
ers, for they were AT liberty at any moment
To walk out. The Chinese wan d undouhted-
ly have closed the gates had NOT Mr.. Ward
taken firm stand, that 50 soon rs his move
ments were at all restricted he would close
all intercourse aud demand an escort for his
return
Ii seems that the Emperor was very anx-
ious to see Mr.. Ward, but insisted on his
prostrating himself nine times with his head
to the ground Bat Mr.. Ward POSITIVELY re-
fused to perform this formaiiry.
On the l4th day it was finally concluded to
receive the Presidents letter Il. Pekin, and
send Mr. Ward back 10 pcitang 70 exchange
the treaty.
At Petang, on the l6rh, the treaties We're
exchanged and an English prisoner, nam
ed John Powell, was given up, he having pro
claimed himse! an American.
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1859.
A L II A N A C
MA Rim LIS T !.
PORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PORT OF ALEAANUhl h-NoN End = .
ARRIVED.
Schr. Arcturus, Ncwcomb, Boston, potatoes to NJ.
Eldriige Il Co.
Schr James L. Price, Burton, Baltimore, to NJ.
$ Piacidc.
Schr. Adelia Kelley. Kelley, Boston, general
cargo 10 VI. Eldridge Co.
TO Master.
Schr. T.. A. Anderson, Cranmer, New York, to
Vim II. Fowle ( son.
Schr. 4. r. Bennett Wood, Fall River, to T. j..
Mehafey.
Schr Anna w. Edwards, Somers, Georgetown,
to r. J. Mchafcy
Schr. Sillie, French. Providence, to Borden
Mining Co.
Schr. Georges Washington. Johnson, Potomac
View wheat 10 Washington Co.
Schr. Gustavus. Swami, Mattauoman, wheat to
Washington Co.
Sloop Alena, Dent. Pomonkey. wheat, rye, and
corn 10 Washington Co.
Steamer Columbia Harper Baltimore, to Wheat
Bro
Schr. Amos Faulkerburg, Rogers, New York,
BY 7. J. Mehatiey.
Schr. Sylvanus Allen, Sears, Boston, by n. Ell
drdge Co.
Schr. Iran Smith, McGivern, Fall River, by
Borden Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
Bris Santa Clara, Eliingwood from Eastport for
this port, arrived at Holmes Hole, 10th inst.
Brig Andoyer, Crowell, from this port, and schr.
Tsntamount Davis, from Georgetown, arrived ut
Boston, llth inst.
schr Pauie Martin, Tatcm, hence at Norfolk,
ll,h inst
Schrs. Virginia. Davis, for Washington, and A.
Henderson, kctchum. for Georgetown, cid III
Philadelphia 18th inst.
Wilmington, y. C., Nov. 12.-The schr. Wood
bine has arrived here, from New York. She re-
ports in la, 32 &C. lon IS, 49, took OF the captain
sud crew Of the schooner Swan, which was in a
sinking condition. She was from Jacksonville,
bound 70 Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON. Nov. l3.-The steamer Isabel
passed ashore on the Florida beach. ship Charles
Croker, lsdened with cotton and tobacco, ashore
= miles north of Cape Florida. biged; ship Hilla-
~. from New Orleans, bound to Hayre twelve
miles north Of Cape Florida, ca-go Of cotton and
$4,000 in specie.
The ship North Star was not at Panama up to
the 18th Of November
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE FARM, F0RTI.THREE
n SLAVES, STOCK, CROPS ASD PLANTA-
lion UTENSILS, FOR SALE on CREDIT,
WITH APPROVED SECURlTI.-I deslre TO
dispose Of my estate in the county o! Nelson. Ii
consists o. ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED
AND NINETY FIVE ACRES of LAND, nearly
one halt VI which Is in original forest growth, ly-
ing on the Buialoe River near is junction with
I've River, possessing several tine sites Tor Mills,
with any extent 81 water power, and Is SIX miles
from I've River Warehouse, aud the James River
Canal. and four miles from the Oral ,e and Alex
andria Railroad, being situated between these i'm
pruvcmcrts This is a desirable FARM, lying re
markably well. and admirably suited 10 raising
Stock and can he divided i4to two or four farms.
~ There are Oh the estate frst-rate negro houses,
~ wheat and tobacco barns, uversecrS house,
Stables &C. The glade LANDS afford excellent
Tobacco Plant Land. On the farm there are i3
NEGROES, Of al! sizes. only three of whom
old the larger proportion young men a"d girls.
including one plantation Smith. thus constituting
an extra likely lot. The stock consists OF horses.
mules, oxen, COWS, hogs and sheep, aud the crop
of tobacco corn, oats, SC. Further description ~
deemed unnecessary, those desiring to purchase
will look Tor then selves.
Terms viii be n liberal As the purchaser could
ask, as the property is not sold from necessity, nor
from any iuul, in The negroes but solely to change
the investment Thomas Whitehead. Attorney at
Law, Amherst Courthouse, is my agent TO dispose
Of this property. Any communication addressed
t. him vii. be attended to, or any calling him,
or Mr.. johnson. the overseer on the farm, will be
shown the property. Ii this estate Is not sold pr
yatey before it will he offered publicly o" th' sfh
day cf Hsrt D.csr,i"r, the premises. My adj
dress is Curdsyilc, Buckingham county.
L. W. HUBBARD.
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AnrvaRKS.-The market yesterday opened
,,;,b f,r offerings. We have no change to
! Flour, and no transactions on Change
r anal. small sales Of Superhne at 1929 ana
univ .. s675@s7.75, and $500 for some fancy
,..,5. The receipts are fair. After Change
we're sales Of several hundred barrels Sup. at
, >. Extra s5.75@s5.s7!, to shippers. In Wheat
.r. Iirh, transactions, with good receipts,
- wp,b Of tina, offered went into store. Sales
I. fair to good white at l2a(9 i'oc.' ana rea al
us4lsoc the market closing dull About s,ooo
,o.bvl, were offered On Change. Corn is IN light
u,p.y. Sales Of old white at s2@s'c. Some
-. new broush, re. The market closed active,
.,,b /, good demand. Rye is active and good
4.u.,d exists. We note sales at rs, 77@7Sc.
al, are still quiet. with very light transactions.
"a ouo;aous given at the Corn Exchange
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- szs - -
CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED, November IL.
Boats Ambition, and L. Sherdon, coal to Amer
lean Coal Co.
Boat Blue Bird. coal to Frostburg Coal Co.
NOTlCE.-ANNUAL ELECTION
There will be ali Annual Election of the YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 1t their
hoons Exchange Block, on Tomorrow tuesday,
ers"'"g, at :! O'Clock Being the regular Monthly
meeting, it is hoped that all the members will be
Present.
nov 4-2t ROBERT BELL. JR.. Sec'y.
as- HYDRAULIoN FIRE COMPAEY.-A
Called meeting Of the members of the Company
WI be held at their Hall, on TJESDA ] ereniag,
10Th rH'tont, AZ "'ciock. A full attendance Is
Requested
nov l4-2ts BENZ. BARTON, Prcs't
1afs- TIE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
10. Lung and Throat Complaints, the celebrated
IVLC ANODiNE, u sure Neuralgia remedy,
sdapted also 10 al! Nervous Complaints These re-
nsete and valuable remedies are now ready, and
VII Dc for sale by all druggists and dealers, where
Circulars and full descriptions may be found, TO
Which We invite the attention of all, anu ON which
~e'eiy for appreciation. Prices within reach ofall.
SOLE AGESrs.-J. W. HUNNEWELL CO.,
and ), Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
II ;ANEWELL, li5, Water street, New York.
FOR sale by all Druggists and dealers every
saefe PEEL / STEVENS. Agents, Alexan-
a'ia, Va oct as-dscim
ff> A vacancy having occurred in tie Msgis-
ww"'y OF Fair,as, by the resignation of John A.
"asainston, esq, DR.. RICHARD c. MASON, at tho
solicitation Of man; friends, has agreed to become
,Anaidate 10 fill this vacancy, as Justice OF
Tie Peace. nov S-eo3t
NlORAGE FOR GOODS OR GRAIN WANT
- I'D, IN Que OF the very best Firs-proof Ware
FUSES IN the city, both MS to room, ventilation,
Ae!' g., with openings every side.
nav li-eo2w. JOSIAH ii. DAVIS.
ohN MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
= WI practice in the Courts Of Westmorelsnd,
"NSssnmond, and Northumberland Counties. Post
0Ise' R'ess Store. Wsstmsrslsnd County, Va
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COMMUNICATED.
Thanksgiving Day,

see that the 25th of the present month
will be observed as a day of Thanksgiving
in twenty-five states. viii not the mayor
recommend that the day be observed here !?
AN OLD CITIZEN.
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DIED.

AT Middleburg, on Thursday, 10th November
Mr.. WILLIAM RAWLINGS, aged about sixty
six years. And thus our community has lost an
other Of its most valued citizens. Mr.. K. Was
ever punctual in the discharge of his duties to his
God and his country. Al an early age he united
with the Methodist Church. Of which he has al
WAYS been an active and consistent member; AMI
when but youth in the war OF 1872, at the call
Of his country, he served Il campaign IN the army
in which he won the reputation of faithful sol
der By energy and economy, united 10 strong
discriminating mind, he amassed handsome for
tune, and with generous hand has contributed
largely to the erection vi Churches, anu TO the
Religious and Benevolent Charities OF the day,
besides his unostentatouS assistance to the poor 81
his neighborhood. He has suffered for many years
from bad health and has, with calm resignation,
been awaiting the summons Of Death, which he
met with Christian resignation, leaving behind Il
bereaved widow, but child, and reputation
worthy of imitation aud grateful TO his surviving
friends.
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From Texas.

AUGUSTA. Nov. 1.-THE New Orleans pa
pers of Friday are 10 hand. The True Dei's
SAYS that General Walker has arrived there
and proposes taking command Of a party t.
relieve Brownsville.
1t was reported that active movements
were on foot in some portions of Texas In aid
of the people of Brownsville
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-15
The Markets,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-FlOur closed quiet; How
.-l s5.25. Wheat closed active; offerings OF
"a ooo bushels: white l3O@l4sc. red l2O@l2sc.
com closed buoyant; yellow sI@soc; white sac.
Provisions closed steady; bacon is active; sides
,Or. mess pork sl5@sl5.25; prime $ll. Lard
closed steady at lc. Whiskey closed steady at
81, Coffee closed active and buoyant; sales Of
900 bags Of Rio at l2c
yxw York, Nov. l.-Flour is heavy-holders
Ara ire. sellers; State s4.75@S5.OO; Ohio $500
.si Wbes, is dull with no stockholders will
accept previous prices Corn is firm; yellow lo3c.
Beef i. steady. Pork is quiet; mess SIS; prime
1880 Lard is quiet at lOiglOs Whiskey
!, dull at 27!. Stocks are dull and variable
"a 6'sgl. No 6's Sal.