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AUCTION SALES

"A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFF
"A Il CO.-Furs Furs Furs l--FRIDAY MORN
ING, Dec. 30.Will be sold at 94 o'clock, at No. lS
East Fourth street an invoice q Ladies' and Cen.
tlemen's Furs. general assortment of fine quality,
de29 >. JACOB GRAFE. Auotioneer.
AUCTION SALE.--BY s. q. HUB
IN BARD, at Trade Sale-rooms, No. 81 West Fifth
uP a9f Ga5s iS
Blank Books, Memorandums, Diaries, Stationery,
rious departments of literature, beautifully bound
and illustrated, with many other articles suitable
N. B.~Gataiogues will be published on Friday
mor1n ,og And the gSoas vii ee open for examna
''Se aesSb 81 friday until GciHHI GUBBAkD Auctonee
"A UCTION sALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT
4 sn s Si PrSs p.s 3.
10 O,oOSk By order Of Of the Probate M
3 BsaSvs t' SsSSs'a ss
shop Furniture, Boda Fountain, &c.
TsrmsIAll sums under $50, cash; $50 and upward,
at ninety days. witt aoaT w.
d.as Wv 4asssps' a%tSs SRsPR # sTh ASssossr a sEia
AUCTION SAL E.-BY q. BRA
~ SHEARS CO.. q. sslss,roo%s 3. Nos 81 and 50 50
DAY. Dec. 20 1859, without reserve 70 close sundry
sana SSc s. f. g. R to
commence at w O'clock, 1.G
deducted. No allowance after three days. de2s
a UCTION SALE.-By KELLOGG &
n. WILLIAMS-Sale-r e-rooms 20 and "a East Third
street. Catalogue Sale Of RoseM0od snd AZ Mahogany
at ~ O'clock 10000 feet Rosewood Veneers 5000
do: Crotch Mshogany Veneers.;
The Mahogany is long and wide crotch ana curl.
Tha R0aa a
Terms-A1l sums over 800, two to four months;
under, cash. [de2sl KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
a UCTION SALE.-BY II. s. MILES,
n Sales.room No. 80 MISUNDERSTANDING at
Auction, to close consignment.-Wil sell. on
THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. 20, at O'Clock, $4,000
worth Of fine assorted Gold Jewelry, comprising
large variety three sets ine slverplated Tea Sets,
six pieces each. -. flt .,f,sl3
AfSO-At Ii o'clock -preoisely-lO cases Kip and
Calf Boots; 40 boxes Pearl Starch J; 20 DO Palm
Soap 40 br1s. Smoking Tobacco; 40 do. Cider VIM
egar 20 mats Java Coffee. Sale positive
de2S tifn Il. =. MILES, Auctioneer.
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A BABY-LovIse Cara lady residing ii
Lansingburg, N. Y, had scat which took .
violent fancy to her baby. Tho latter was
seized with violent attack Of hopping cough
a few weeks since, and the cat with fIsr I've,
kittens caught the disease from the child. The
baby died, and the oatoHaa for p Hong Hmojn-
consolable for the loss Of her favsrits, until
at last she pined away and died Of grief. 7E
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FOR SALE.

EVOR SALE-TO PRINTERS-A half in
II terest in complete Job Office, in fourishing
lin Tyye Feundery, No. I6S Vinestreet, Cincinnati,
Ohio. de2sb
N0R SALE-GROCERY- good chance
IL for business, on reasonable terms, we'll located
grocery stand with stock and fixtures Address Box
1898, Postoffice. f de2laws
NOR SALE-Choioe Table Butter, prime
II Cheese, Fruit, &C., at enc of the neatest stores
in the oity--No. 357 West Sixth-street- wholesale
and retail. Also Buckwheat Flour, pure Maple su
gar and prime Holiday Oysters, &c. All warranted
as represented. D. STORMONT,
de23aws D. LAKEMAN.
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ps- Hundreds daily rush to Ss Broadway.
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ga- Ferrotypes at the broadway Gallery.
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HOME INTEREST.

~ A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
ewtlry, Nos. s1l and IN Westsrn.row. ~"
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS
II Apply on the premises, No. 227 Broadway.
Ide29bt
ENOR RENT-A HOUSE of six rooms, on
II the 0bservatoryroad, No. 81. Will DO rented
in whole or in part. de29b
EN0R RENT-Two small ROOMS, at No.
n 2S7 Western-row.. Inquire on the second floor.
lt [de25b"]
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE Cry AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council that during the week ending on
yesterday, orders had been drawn on the City
Treasury for the following sums:
Wabcn LAY 6b
Superior Court sas M
Fire Department Fund..... ................ Stl 60
Police Court and City Prison Fund...... 25 Al
uenerai ....... 1850 is
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NEW HAM-JUsT RECEIVED AND
xV for sale st TER0USON'S,
deA Corner Ninth and vine.streets.
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FOUND.

N0UND--A, STRAY H0G-The owner
n can have it by calling at Patrick Gtisen's, in
the Seventeenth Ward opposite the Catholic Church,
proving property and paying charges. de2Sb~
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"A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFF
"A & OO.-Furs ! Furs Furs -FRIDAY MORN
ING, Dec. 30Will be sold at 9x o'clock, at No. lS
East Fourth-st an invoice Of Ladies' and Gen.
tlemens Furs. A general assortment Of fine quality
de29 JACOB GRAFF, Auctioneer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
, MANNl'S PATENT ADJUsTA
EIEr-S AEvTw~.
REAPER AND n0wER CONE
NauHfacsHred by Nanny ~ co. Frce,-rt.

60. 81 - tilrce machines n one sf..r. v-,
\ e5. ana Tcii cts afaItc. t. either pugp,
+. flsr- 'sa wants % tie Farmer. ~ i az
lia ~ aliF fe aft1c' ea or Getacie5 Zen
+r-iffH Bong stufy u c4caplv eonstruct. shout
ri- q = l't if"tie tn gel our ot ai1er
ras Hssal or IH'tte St without 1u- -.
ga I0'z 'i ~ ia-Zfea graz .rff-ts if 10
Boo good 10 So 81 Iasu De- takes r. ard tie t Z
THESE ave anporfHHt feature of alieh Settle, TX
r. eF ust e. Dve1-st - lan--rsFIuE af ..s <
Reaper without Soft IHE attachment, te-
AND Isu-, inevitably tesg pese5ed.
y iira rf- tinz ai t~s"e1 Movers and S.Ii-ki *
too v-t. t.-s,ss arranged 80 al
drafts. being flexible every -vv re-,
t fl. fs-e comes c- o. TIE t.an5. gt ..ri.
having rf .Irz seat III front tie 5is ~ -
se, -lleH- ID fiHe FL avui4 tfei- coming aafat
with tfer iF elastic sEee lately faftf -
..te t- csff Kept ctDss % tse ruoG nd
ei 1zit 10 tilree feet fitC hes.
ael le-e zs @ TUNED u1 esfis, st--ss- sfr-
chime - Be- F-e 80 t.slit 80 "a cu fei 81 hi t
=uisrau ia. ali secrs peflfc. saser cat. IS 49,
-nieaa U dtt .6zg fifuE being perfectly aaarte "a
t-- sae .aFer. wish ns1 eie-- Tere rfse-
$685. -st'-.aaefa-@ 1~l rfEe ~eafs eefsri~7ee Lsrs
-slt4ait - sse}5 slir4rlate she asarits Of oh
yes t.--Ec a9lff- Jock too
.Ie 5rce7 rios. ~ SIKH ia ccrrtrUcfion- Il
la 5ae i ltf5 tse t1rzt i7ce VIfh perfect
t-re s-sftr= esf recltraa emitting eras 81
uaroaa6Ee suppose fhl Il itl ao- eat staf ,,.sI
4~ hafe- tla1 shat can cnlg be ent graz
and sr-f tire siaa- Efroir uifes
ritl4 f-i- -at ~ etfflg eHfTz peri
T.e EElr- ~ ef~ e las acoae known lis rnsTiis
are f-aelussrs 5cla-e1, tv-;ason.ss
rs- alselaes nay Pc zaea a. trg ,Ffae-al Poin, Ia
Rraa Depot, Il e-l4.rz ~ -. ftAEz Wusrrs.
i4EN-.L Sc L--.---.-sa IL, 4sesI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

Jacob Mailer and VIM.
Weudis. Plaintiffs. State of Wisconsin,
against Circuit Court
Michael Miller nd Jo- for Iowa County.
hannah Miller, Derts.
DY virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale made
ID in the above entitled action the bttdag March
\. d. 1883. sl; the -3i cay of September A. 3D..
1873 at tire hour Of O'Clock /. r., expose sale and
sell public auction the highest bidder casi
h1ud at the front door the Court House iu the City
Mineral Point county and state aforesaid the follow
ing described Mortgaged premises much thereof
shall be sufficient the OF s-1.S - besides
interest and ac2uin costs. to-wit: The equal uui
DEED half part share of lot No. hundred and SIX
Uo6l of Eleits Survey ni the city of Mineral Point in
1le county of Iowa anI State ol Wisconsin.
Dated Shcru's office, Mineral Point, Iowa Co, Wis
consiu March IS. 1859
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co Wis.
CoBB x MEssnoi;E A formers for plaintiffs UaI2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
sfIERiEE~ sAIE.
en- Judgement OF Foreclosure.

Aaron II. Iesoelius,
William 4. Bradc, : 4'"0 yum! S4Fcrlt Cont.
Virginia Braaie :
Mice Is hereby given THAI by virtue of Tae-.
/ Nat 81 Foreclosure made and entered b "a 40
1-e IN the above entitled action the 24ih ID k,,-
~ VII oiiei log sale and sell, Il tle higL,rs
gafer 'or clSu in hand. the front door al tb q
L- - '.ie 10y OF Mineral Point, Iowa County, Wis-
si"' 1 INV ialt Gay ot august, a u ISs. lttN,,
,'ie hours o * O'Clock. T.. a., Of said sp III. .,,.s
lew n aeseroet real estate, lying aud icing in ssia
Lots o.s tive, C2) three 80 four "a in nlocI No
three i sa the village of arena Iowa toit, * ir@
- - Ai'ss Al strong sGUyvv. Ers,.
llvfsot as shall te sufficient satisfy t. Ia, 80. ~
one iiaift and Elsus. One and leo nlts i,,r7
tN ana -tt ior o. liars costs of suit so u,r p. II
N'1 4aipth together with 8ccruiu cost ai i,tt.rr-
Dated SAellA S OlI.ce Mideral Point Wis N.rst :
DOS THOMAS McFAEfANIs Sheriff
EAroS i &ox. i'i' rs .htl'nev fu-,ls -.
S-s~.-~
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s,ud 5oii4 4. Goodrich, Circuit Court, j o " a
John Adams. Eliza Adams x
JOHN liouuer
ElY vi.tue Of % Judgment OF Foreclosure eud Sale
made in the above entitled action fI.a Is- Ig
}lrrii. a. ID. IS5J shall offer for ,-
lie 10 The highest hier II the front door te
Cpitrt House ira The CITY OF Mineral Point, au4
State aforesaid the 1871, day al October \. q. 1859
oeor q. ST. oil tlat day. te following described mort
gagged premises TO satisfy tHe 1Epunt al Sl553UJ aar
said plaintiffs besjdcs interest and e5sts Of sae to VIII:
Commencing ~ tse southeast carHer ot lot lu44ber
tire. 90 hoc number twn ~ and rnEi .taHce north
v>t one Aut'lraa feet, thence south t.lyses,B =IQ
uuehs.iI feet. lttuce east lHtGle et o. Iowa
iir place 81 beginning accoiH 10 tc plat survey oI
a. ". CuiHnr Iu tte village p; D0a-e5ia i9 sad COUNTY
and : tate-iftted >la"f IT'S aaicr. July s. l~Ig
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa ta. Wis.
S4nsti, Keyes, and Joseph II. C.aIg, Pms Aitss.
au q
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
SIit.RiEit.> SALE.

John Mitchell, Plaintiff,
against
Eliza Siglii, widow aud
Admin n. OF Abrs1n Sniff State Of Wisconsin
deco Charles Shsf f-Ia-5 Iowa County Crcait Court
Ina shin NHd Lens Shift,
heirs at Law OF Abranl !
SiiH. dec d. l1efendsnts.>
u virtue OF jad s4nent foreclosure made and
entered IN s>li Court The aouve eHtitle sction
on the llth day ot June y .. SO, shall fftv
the 18th cay OF October. A. D. 1879, the hour
O'Clock y N. a. tae front OF the eourr bouSe IA
The City OF Mineral Point, Iowa county Wisconsin, SELF
at Public Auctou for cash hand. following de-
SCI 4ed liortacti promises, tn-Ntt:iie inning the
u esf CORNER o. lot nutr ber (bS and
running thence westerly ao-- the south liu, II .aI
lot siN5y e'<At twenty SIX l-6 tet thence aoEthery
one hunaTe't and seventeen (iI75 the north line
ct said lor thence tast teaftv {} feet - tine te~4i
east c"Tnrs o. sas los thence ttevlY iouz tie St
'lne 81 SSH lot one rec and seventeen ar leet TO
the place II ic-luHgl tle Village now tiv of Nt1
'aai Point in the co1ntya OF fows, Wisconsin - ~.
vse ed, plated 'la4 s,iaInei ly tar1ilt 8.i.s-f,1
SAcila ; Uillec, a4}ayral Ioi8t, duly -, ls59.
THOMAS MCFARLAND StefiT
lows Couuty, Visions. ~,
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MoRTGAGE Saf.E.

J0seph Ih0mls, Plaintiff.
ogafsst State Of Wisconsin.
john Love Marion Love) Circuit Court CO.
and f iAtLeth Jacka. -t .H- Tor Iowa cor
-Defendauts.)
ID virtue OF Jullneu. foreclosure AM, sale inado
ID ia The above entitled action the March
A. -. 1853, shall on The .3a day 81 Septemryr, A.
1888 at the hour orr ~ lock, 7 NJ, eNpose and
sell al public auction the highest bidder
hand Al te front door OF Court House ia The city
ol Mineral Point, county ana State aforesaid, TIE fellow
ing described Aortgaged premises mncA tAcreofas
shall te sufficient 20 raise the of 500 IS besides
interest ana ;Iecrulng cost, toWit: The north laf If
the north east quarter section thirteen CI)
~ township number 1--WE (I) north of range uu4.er
three 90 east containing eighty OF land situate
i'm Iowa county.
Dated SeliH's office, Mineral Point, Wisconsin, March
IS, sSjg.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis.
COBE X MESSN0RE Attorneys Tor Plaintiff. tl4Iz
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SIiEifIFF,~ SALE.
Circuit Court, low. COUNT. w.,

Circuit Court, Iowa County, Wisconsiu,
Patrick Smith
-..r} Execution.
Jerenaiah Bp ger.5
virtue Of an Execution issued out of the Circr;t
ID court IN and fer Iowa county, against Jeremiah
% ger and IN utFor Of Patrick Smith haze tl. .y
-efs upon ala te night and Inch said Isrt
l'' asa ger au On the ars das Mart A. H. 1854 on
9'e.s4i west quarter Of Steticn nineteen tlgs a.-
P 'sA 50 north, Of range two C2) e1st, winch Ill
= t-e Oh oaS u September, y. D. lSse i,rtn,, n
~ = - ~ t~e ana i've o'clock +. ii a. So, -
'Ae tom .eE oi tae Court House in the Cav ot Vim
I1t ,a, 0 l9-ie Auction Ia She giit-l .4.lc. .r
CASH 70 satisfy me % Sis d5 anu 81 10 - q,
sps'ste- 9-ie4 IL : piee his 18th July J. D. 1853
THOMAS -3lCFARL.ANI s!.-sIa
lows CoUnss. Va.
N1-' =" '~s-9SN.S"ss a. +of -th T. 5jtGs..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
Who has the Best Farm !

Judge GoTHEES, George MEssERsMlrH Esq.
and Gen. john B. TEaRr were appointed Com
nittee Of the Industrial Art Union, 10 Inspeet
such farms as might be offered for competition
II the way Of cultivation and improvements.
Now Is the time for examInaIiol-and farmers
DESTROYS Of receiving the premium should send
their names Immediately to one Of the Commit
tee or 70 the Secretary, J. 7. Trauel, Esq.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

AAGliN'S BLOCK, NILWAUKEE, WIS.
TTIS Ins;iturio7 Incorporated ~ t.,s Wisconsin Ie-
;-.arure. j. n.fs '.--.. $. "a -5,r.-,H.-s -.fs 9
laar rooms ~ Martins 5k ssr.sr ~ East l1aer and
reception ~ rtu1~ats 'tl-- t3- second 30 none IN
e-- United States
rf,r Eook Kee9iay course comprise . widest r,--e
$ ,tass iucieut tile general tsnf FL every n
-r &c business ana vii be q Tie a-st a1 con-
sE-.H.s~lrt character.
tt >ts,.eat via have sic benefit 80 entirely separate
.tEs --a. sud carn1ene1a az ass time. and isia>
ST. l SPARED give the tuel and mess conn lete $50
s>.a rtjau-
a-ti--I as,i Ornamental Pen5oanshi7 Viii be tang
really srsSeJ by that o. any similar ius IL
tlFio-. EAST $ W-~-
The LANES DEeA -lTUEST Is entirely separate snd
ta~t-fufiv furnished.
~t'iat> after graduating viii be assisted in procuring
Situations when desired.
For particulars l,li a5Irass the proprietor.
LOWELL. LINCOLN.
$ CuAS- Z. SPlNNEl, Supt-
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READ the Tax List on the first page.
Industrial Art Union.

The End annual Fair Of this Society VIII be
held in this CITY on TUESDAY and " EDNES-
DAY tie 4rH d 5TH of Octooer.
Extensive arrangements VIII be made for the
accommodation of visitors, as well a for cattle,
horses. implements OF various kinds, &C.
The Premium list viii soon be published
and will be the largest and most liberal ever
offered in this or any other County. The
people of Iowa lafayette and Grant al inyit-
&, to send in articles for competition
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
FORECL0SURE ~ALE
~ ~ ~ = 4 a. X : a LII
ilarker SPen~lr Fl'iat;iI, state Of Wisconsin

against
Matilda e aood, Defendant Iowa County Circuit Court
ID virtue Of nfnt of foreclosure and sale made
ID IN iIe above entirie action ON the tn ay If Nri
80 stIl o. the sd Gay of serI.iar, A. H. 1850 AT
ne hesE ~ : clock p u. OF stlo day. expose for sa
and sci. az "a lie rtion highest bida,r Tor s.,
Ia .'sl, s tine tt"af eoarot tar tetsrt House, iu e
clit e" Nifefii io't', County afarSsi, Rae
the following 4eretibel Aurt gagged premises or ST., much
thereof a. si's sufficient raise the sgIa a0s
besides interest ana ccri ce>t- u-it: Out Lot nuul-
ber two hundred aHa tairtf-6xe t-s ana am tNst mars
of Out t ss'liber htstr.d and fertY-seVen f474
not heretu.ett deed the Mineral Point Rail Road
Company strl Dlyey, iilagr (no tlts)
ot Mineral Point ia the county Of ToWss Wisconsin
Dated Sheriff Office, Mineral Point. Wisconsin, March
Is, 1888.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis.
CoEB * AEs~HoRE. Attorneys. CgnIz
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
Cur CITY Mills.

THERE no mills in the West where 4 bet
ter quality Of Flour be had thar 1t the
Mineral Point C.:y Mills. Nr. JESklS, the
gentlemanly proprietor, does not suffer poor
article Of -four to 60 out from the Mills unless
1t IS sold as Of an inferior quality. We have, of
late, been using hour from this mill. and speak
.advisedly when we say no better can be had in
the country II, by accident, 4 person gets a
sack that does not prove satisfactory lie has only
10 give notice Of the fact. and it is taken away,
and that which IS good left IN lis place Our
citizens ia want Of good -four viii do well to
remember the Mineral Point City Mills
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

BRusuESG Ur.-We congratulate the newly
returned County officers upon the Improvements
they have made in the appearance of their Offices
The dust and c0bwebsr to which the Grand
Jury once took exceptions, have been removed,
while three or four coats Of extraueous matter
have been removed from the windows, 50 that
one can see through the glass quite distinctly
The rooms have been papcred whitewashed and
scrubbed until they have air OF comfort. neat
ness and taste nj out them quite Ill contrast with
former times. We learn that the expense val
be bore bY the Citv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

HAMRuRs CHEESE Chapman Bros d Cboa-e,
= 4" Chapman Emporium. in Thomas Block
are selling a splendid article Of Hamburg cheese.
-hat cannot be beat for richness ana fine flavor.
Having tested il quality, we know IL Is hard 70
lnat
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26


ID 41t.lAN. SUR ZION And ACCDUC4rg SIN
/ al Point y IS once one door above Code =
vision Stoee, HI IA Street
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

| lk. Gtf-6TT'5 yellow box aad sf-..n,ii,. -
IL received and Tor sale at
PIT Frar--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

BEAuIHVL Aonr1crAL TEErH We have been
shown two sets Of Artificial Teeth from the
Establishment Of DIS. WELD aud Tua -u. Of this
City one the Workmanship Of Dr. WELD ag.d
the other IF Dr. TUaSGR- In point Of tine worI,
beauty and natural appearance, aud We might
add durability, these teeth can hardly bc excel
led Tie ira Of WELD and IcaSla etjoys, and
fully sastaius high reputation ii ;Ao Dental
Profession.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

I'VE ulrsrs-ne4 hae IN store AMI f. -,,,.,,,..i
4 c-iFin-- from Importers Domestic sit,.. ~
cas-, the choicest J-a.l, %
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NEW LIQUOR stone

Corner Of LIigi aud Go.....,e-l.a $780,
4'---1o-'' a. rent E'iacon. in.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
FoKECI.ostRE SALE.

John Catcher, Kellog SeNtou} State Of Wisconsin.
aud Jo.f4 4. GoodFich, Circuit Court, ! " d,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
Pixies ak.

S0 BOXES Sealed aad 10. Herrinc
~ for saEr at
I5tC JENEfs, BART;INGH * 60.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Southern half Of Illinois are Ia the same
parallel ofl0titude-sso chat climate would
have tho Same effect upon ono a. upon tho
other, and that IN the soil thcfc IL no ma
tcrial difference 90 far az bears upoh the
question Of Slavery being sottlcdupon one
or the other--thcrc being none of those
natural causes to produce difference I'M
filling them, and yet there being broad
difference in their filing up we were led
again to enquire what was tho cause of
that difference.
10 Is most natural 90 soy that In Ms
souri, there was no law TO keep that coun-
Try from filing up with slaves, while in
Illinois there was an Ordinance Of 81
The ordinance being therc, slavery de-
creased during ten yoars--tho ordnance
not being Ia the other, il Increased from
a few % ten Thousand. Can anybody
doubt the reason Of tho dinorencei
| think all those iacts most abuudantly
prove that my friend Judge Douglas' pro-
position, that the ordinance of '67 or TIC
national restriction Of slavery, never had
a tendency 90 make Free State, is q fall
lacy--a proposition without the shadow
or semblunoo Of thruth about t.
roruLAR SOVEREIGNTY CAUSING FREEDoN.
Douglas sometimes says that oil ths
states (and L Is part Of this same pro-
position / have been discusslng) that have
become free, have become 10 upon his
"great principle the state Of Hi
nois itself cnme into the Union, ~ alavo
state, and the people upon tho great
principle" Of popular sovereignty have
since made Il a free state. Allow me
but a little while 90 state TO you what
facts there are 10 Justify him In saying
that Illinois came into the Union AS .
slave state.
Ihave mentioned 20 you that there were
few old French slaves thcre They
numbered, think, two hundred. Bosidet
that, thoro had beonA Territorial law ful
indenturihg black persons. Under that
law, In violation of the ordinance of 81
but without any enforcement Of Il 20 over.
throw tho system, there had been a small
number of slaves introduced as indeniured
persons. Owing TO this clause for The
prohibition Of slavery, was slightly modl
fed. Instead of running like yours, thai
neither slavery nor involuntary servitnde
INANNNN ANA AAANAN MAAAN NNA NWAAN uMNA
have been duly convicted, should exist in
the state, they said thut neither slavery
nor involuntary serviude should exist At.
tor given time, and that tho children o.
slayoa should be born free. ......,..
Out Of this fact, that one cause for pro.
hibiting slavery was moderated bocauat
Of the actual presence 9fi, Dougias 50
sorts again and again that Illinois chms
into the Union as a slave state. d, How
far the faeta sustain the CONCLUSION tha
he draws, Il Is for intelligent and Impair
tiul men 10 decide. leave Il with yoi
with these remarks, worthy OF being 70
membered, that that little thing, thosi
few indentured servants being there, wa
of itself, sufficient TO modify constitution
made by people ardently deairing L
have u free CONSTITUTIONS Showing On
power of tho actual presence Of The inst
tuition Of slavery 70 prevent any people
however anxious TO make a ireo stat
from making Il tpcrfeotly so.