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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21

Neus of the Ddy-0ur Mexican correspondent,
writing from the capital on the Both and 3ist ult,
presents q melancholy story of affairs in that
CITY, The Liberals, to the number of 10, 600 men,
headed by Degollado and Alvarez, occupied every
point surrounding the place, and had pressed up
SO closely that their rife-balls reached the plaza;
and their evoutions could be watched from the
house-tops. The troops were in good spirits,
we'll fed and promptly paid. Every outlet from
the city had been cut off, the aqueducts stopped,
and all possible means taken to complete the close
investment of the place. Further reinforcemGnts
were approaching from the North. Within the
city ali was confusion and alarm The Command.
erin. Chief. General Mejia, pure booded INDIAN,
had enforced martial law, and with his ruffans
ruled the inhabitants despotcnliy. His main
support was deGabriac, the French Envoy, backed
by Otway, the English resident, whose servility
to his colleague has earned him the popular nick.
name of "Mr. Tool" The report of the recog-
milton of President Jaurez by the Governor of the
United States had been received. but was not
credited. The flight of Miramon from Vera Cruz
had caused universal dismay.
The first evidence in the Sickles case, yesterday,
related to the lock taken from the door Of the
assguation house in Fifteenth street. Mr.. Wag-
ner, the locksmith who removed it, identified Mr.
jones' one of the Volunteer counsel for the pros
ecution, as having been present at the time Of the
removal. Mr.. Seeley testified that the order for
the removal was given either by Mr.. Jones or by
Mr.. Pendeton, Keys brother in-law. Mr.. Poole
testified positively that he heard Mr.. Pendloton
order the lock to be removed, and another put in
it's place. The Rev. Mr.. Buckley, who was q
fellow. student with Mr.. Sickes, testified as to the
latter's emotion on the occasion of the funeral of
his patron, Professor Da Ponte, the object being
to show the proneness of Mr.. Sickles to frantic
out bursts on any moving occasion. The rest Of
testimony yesterday went to show the fact of adul-
terry. The defence having stated their purpose to
show that Key and Mrs. Sickles were living in
habitual adultery, long debate took place as to
TIE propriety of admitting such evidence and the
Court adjoured before the question was decided.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
SMALL POY.

. Just,on the eve of going gtopress last week. We
received letter from friendin Winnsboro' mt'n-
tioning case of small pox in that town. tut
Ghought it best to withhold the matter from our
columns. We gather the following particulars
from the Register:
..On Friday night LAST q stranger stopped az az
the Winnsboro' Hotel, being unable to procecd
further on account Of sickness physician was
called to his bed side and the nature of the dis
ease not being sufficiently developed to determine
it's real character, he thought that it would be'we
not to venture upon a mere surmse and put IN
circulation-a report calculated to injure and GRIP
1le the interests Of our town; on Monday nlgiit'
however, there remained no longer any DOUBT as
to its. being that dreadful plague, small pox
y The,fact of q case of Small Pox being 10
town was circulated with the Iapidty of electric
itv throughout the village, and for the last day
81: 90 vaccine matter hns been :oudly called for
yThe exercises of Mt. Zion have been, suspended,
and some few. very badly frightened. persons have
GONE to the country, while we at our leisure are
penning upon good authority, the say-so OF cur
rnhysic;ans, the righteousness Of such motive.
Wethink the suspension of our school exercises
altogether too hasty and uncalled for beyond the
Shadow of all doubt; for as yet the dsease IS
confined to the chamber OF Sne SICK tnau' auu
though those whom kindness and sympathy urged
to wait upon the invalid should unfortunately fall
victims to itrwhy even then it is quite likely that
due caution and prudence will prevent its assn.
ming an epidemic form. As yet we seeno great
cause; for dread and apprehension, and this we DO
most assuredly promise, that we will chronicle
the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but The
truth, with regard to it.
:, The Register of Saturday last, 10th instant
says: '''~
."We have no further intelligence to conlnnpni.
cate with,regard to this disease, than that the
person afflicted with it, doing as we'll as could
4 BE- EXPECTED As we have heard Of rumors
throughout tha district of the existence of sever
al cases. we deem it proper to state, that all such
reports are groundless end without foundation
the disease is as yet confined to the stranger a.
lone, and SO strong are our hopes that such
state of things wlkcontinue. that we can not per.
nit ourselves to credit the belief that It will go
beyond its present limit. Those who had been
thrown in contact with it, and for whom fear was
entertained have been provided with"a house snd
accommodations some distance from the village,
to which they have Repaired,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21

An Important Dseisida at the. late session Of
the Court, says the Darlington Ptgg, aa action
against the Wilmington & Manchester Railroad
Company for q alost trunk, was tried. The value
Of the contents was proved to exceedfve hundred
dollars: this company have an endorsement upon
their tickets which among ether things, declares
that they viii not be responsible for lost baggage
to an amount exceeding one hundred doiiars; this
endorsements was. relied npon to limit the liability
Of the conpany In this particular case.
His Honor ruled, and soschafgsd The jury that
common carriers could notshus limit their lisbli-
ties; he dwelt upon the injustice which would re-
suit Rthe endorsements upon the tickets referred
TO, was taken. and considered az contract, to
witch the passenger Was.prssupef to have as
sented. The jury found for the plaintiff to the
amount of the oonteuts of tho trunk, as sprosed.'
We learn that The defendants have appealed. II
we may presume to express an opinion, We think
the views taken by bis Honor. are correct, and
have but littledoubt as to what will be the decis-
ion Of the Appeal Court This Is an important
question. both as regards the travelling public and
railroad companies, and We are glad an oppertu-
nifty has arisen for the final adjudication Of it by
the highest tribunal known % our laws.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21

Thereis,n no abatement in the excitement ttending
the trial, and the Court room is crowded to ssfo.
cation each day. So much of the time is occupied
Ii the discussions of counses, thstin reality but
very little progress is made. and it isdfhcult to
tell when the trial, is likely to terminate. 1t is
qnite likely to occupy two weeks longer.
. a messenger arrived in Washington yesterday
from Nicaragua, bringing the amended lass::
Yrsatri Treaty. -.
A new form of contract for mail contractors has
been issued from the Post-ofice Department, so
worded rs to unable contractors to negotiate loans
~ Y. DaHy Times of 18th inst.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
11yERPooL COTTON MARKET.

? The arrival of the Europa at Halifax on Mop-
,day last, gives us advces from. Liverpool to the
2nd instant. .s'The sales, of cotton for the week
amounted to 62 600 bales, Holders offer freely,
but show DO disposition to press, sales. Prices
have partially advanced 1-16 to 3D.. Breadstuffs
,dah." -. - - - :; =.
The sales on the day previous to the sailing Of
the steamer, amounted to 5000 bales-the2 mar
ket closing steady The stock on hand at Liver
pool amounts to s27, 900 bales, of which 2s2' 800
are American. < s.. = ~
), The political news is of little interest.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
ERRATUM.,

In the impromptu poem published last week,
quite an extensive erratum occurred, for which,
all parties are ready TO do -penance. The lines
commencing "Rush from thine orbits even nov"
and continuing to the close, should have been-o-
'mitted entirely: they are apart Of another poem
altogether. Read,it again, and when you gett
Jerusalem" like sensible pilgrim yaside the
;ournep for ave -. -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
Cutton statement.

The receipts Of cotton In Charleston for the
past week were, by Railroads 1850. bales; by
water and wagon 267 baiss--together 1887 bales
corresponding Rsek last year11 ,545 bales,
The exports from oharleston for the same time
were. to foreign ports 5,073 bales; coastwise l.
790 baies-msking the total exports of the week
5.S63 bales. and leaving on hand q stock Of 67,-
,24s bales, inclusive 1853 bales 90 ship board
not cleared, against stock Of go 495 bales, and
II, ,3l5 bales on ship board same time last year.
The sales In Charleston during the past week
amounted to ll00e bales, at prices ranging from
II SO to 13. : -.
The total receipts at. al the ports during the
past week amounted TO 80, ,S78 bales against
90, ,259 bales, received duI6g the saane period
last year. The totafreueiptsas all the ports since
the lat Of September, amount to 1852 800 bales,
against 2, $50, ID tha same dates last year,
showing an increase this year Of 779,9 bales.
The exports to Great Britain up 10 the latest
dates amount to ,S5a. l22 showing en- increase on
the exports to that country last year Of III, $3.50
bales. The shipments to Northern ports show ON
increase of 373, ,503 bales from the shipments Of
last year. -. '-.. a. 80
The stock on hand and on ship board at all the
ports, up to- th latest dstes amounts to a8l ,946
baIes, being 50,472 hslss uisrs than deetock on
hand at the corresponding date last year:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
NEvrn DISPUTE ApourE Ta1rLns.-Neyer ey

NEVER DISPUTE ABOUT 'TR1rLEs.-Never even
though you are certain Of being in the right. The
truth will come to light sooner or later. and then
your opponent will not only respect your wisdom,
but admire your forbearance. Therefore, when
eyer gou hear any one edisputiug upon the point of
legslissd lotteries, and he denies there is any
chance of drawing prize, let him have his own
way; but yoi have the good sense to send $40,
SIS, or sci, to 'WooD, EDDY & Co., Wilmington,
Delaware, or to the same RESPONSIBLE AND LE-
eAb1sEp FIRM, Augusta, Georgia, and you will
insure your chances for capital prize, or its
proportion. Should you secureit, your disputant
viii! acknowledge your wisdom by following your
example. WooD, EDDY & Co, are the successors
of Gregory & Maury, and the old established firm
Of s. Swan & Co. - .,' 12l
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

The following persons have'been elected officers
of Bethel Division, No 81; for the current quar-.
ter: Pa : .
D.A.. A, Watson. y. r.; J. p. P. Mckenzie,
" A.; W, L Stowe, R. s. ). B. B. Currence,
A. RS; j. n. Mccall, O.; Joseph Mckenzie
4. G. G. NJ. Riddle, r.; J. R. Kincaid, +. S. ,
J. J.. Hunter. l. s.. Maj. A. A. Mckenzie, o, s. !
G. A. Patrick, P. VI p. -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
From the spartanburg Express.
The History OF our Ran Roads.


Messrs. Editors:-The following, items connect.
ed with .,the history Of our Railroads, have been
collected from various sources, aud are offered for
publication, with the hope that, with the help Of
yonr brethren of the Press, it may be extended
and corrected untipit is complete. Il has been
the custom to mark.the opening of each Railroad
in our State by celebration, rhieh should be
considered theformal beginning. Rillyour friends
in the different localities furnish these dates and
give US for reference complete and exact list!
South Ca,olinas Canal ana Railroad Company,
Charlestons December, 1927.
Road began January 0, 1890.
Finished to Branchville, 81 miles, Noy., 1882
To- Hamburg, 1876 miles from ehsrleston, October
g, 1888.
ftis was, o, that time, the longest Railroad
in the world; ths irstRsilroad built hfthis coan-
try, with view of using only steam power Che
rst Railroad in the Emitted States that carried the
mail and the first locomotive. built in ths United
States was built forit. , -. = 1E''
The branch from Branehville to Columbia, 6S
miles, was finished June, lS42.
The br pch from the junction (now Kingsvlle)
= to Cs 4len, 81 miles, wssfushed1S47
The road from Columbia TO- Charlotte, 109 miles,
was finished 1859.
The branch to Yorkvilie from Chester, 26 miles,
was nnished looz.
The rosd from Golumoia 70 GreenTille' l4S miles,
was nnisnea iooS.
IaarenS oranoo' 90 miles, nnasned @ iSea.
ao1e'nte ~ :. !ooa'
WiIminatoo and Wanehestsr Railroad in miles
was fnishedls54. :. 81.
eherax ana Darlington Railroad 40 miles, was
North ' Eastern m Railroad .,oa miles, ,as finished
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
ENTERTAINMENTS.

In the advertising column, the Committee Of
the Lyceum announce public address'on Mon
day; End May; by. Major NJ. JENKINS. We have
barely time to call attention toit; and to mention
also, the Concerto by the young ladies of the Col
lege. OF these topics, again. =.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21

Mermons.-T Utah correspondent of the Chi
cago Tribune has taken notes Of the social statue
Of that territory. The result foot up as follows:
Three hundred and eighty seven men with seven
or more wives; Of these thirteen have more than
10 wives; 7So men with FIVE wives l,l07 men
with four, and !, 400 with more than one wife.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, APRIL "A
Methodist Church,

Rev. L. A. JOHNSTON, Pastor. Service at loA.
!. NJ, and p. NJ.
= = :. Associate Reformed Church! =.
Rev, R. LATHAM, Pastor. Service at 10 A: M
= and 2'P. NJ. ..-.,.,-. -!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
CREW OF THE ECHO.

The trial of the Echo slavers, in Charleston
terminated on Saturday last. The jury returned
verdict of mot Guilty" whereppon the prlss'
oners were discharged.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21

cents has been semitic the psnitentiary for three
years. ...-.."The English papers, state Hthas the
Great Eastern will be ready for sea In four
months =. :.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
YoRkVICLE, s. O.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 2l, 1859.

Special Notice.--An communications, on matters con-
nected whhe paper should be addressed to THE okk
VILE ESQURERT and not the Editor or Proprietor per
sonay Persons desiring prompt attention to their favos
tST5s Capt.ED d. MOORE Maj. MYLEs SMITH, SAhL
G. BROWN, j. L. THOMSON and SAMUEL J. kUYKENDAL
of York ndwILLIAMD CooR OF BennettsSle' ase ao'
thorized agents of the ENQUIRER .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
.S21O,918.00

The Indebtedness of the deceased is mere
triae. ifauything at all. The legacies, annuities
and charges upon the estate, under the will, e1-
elusive Of the $500 0 legacy to the Roman Catho-
lie Church in Ireland, will be fully covered with
$4,000, g.,
or fthislarge property, there is to be app.roprls-
ted under the will to the use of parties in this
districts: To nephew Of the deceased, legacy
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21

Of Sl0Q; to his only child and daughter, herself
and family in the most needy circumstances,
life-annuity Of S50.-Lancaster Ledger.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-04-21
Appraisement of the sIcKenna Estate.

l, A portion of the estate of the late Hon. VIII
liam McKeuna was appraised,last week. The ne
groes,( 1853 in nupber) were valued at $l29, 9,25O,-
90. The stock, produce, furniture, &c., about
the dwelling and plantation. and few notes OF
small denomipation, valued at S8,666.O0. Total
amount of appraisamsnt bill SlSI,9lS.00. ;.
The personal property not shown the apPrais-
ers, embrace several notes of large denomination
in the hands of one of the Executors in Charles.
ton, all of which are good, and estimated at $685..
00o00
d. None Of the real estate was appraised.s OF the
real estate. the housessand lots 10 townsare said
to be worth, . low estimate, .S25.0o0,00. 0ther
real estate ID various parts of the District, low
'estmase,S SIS 600. -snmmary,
Amount of appraisement bill. ......".S1S7, ,sI8:09
Notes not appraised. sed................... 3S, ,08o00
Real estate not appraised. $1,000 90
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
Prem.ums % Agents Cam sahscrlhars-

premiums 70 agents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting uPa Ctua OF subscribe At = each ana
fsiNti'n Ten collars wli4 "t entitled gold pru ans,
silver iyid~- worth - ana each subscriber viii f, a.,
ats one oi tiie above articles he MAX select :
iI"9 reIi -.t- so Tor 10 >ul vii Re entitled
70 gold pencil wa 81 pen. worth -
i-~- .t- uP cisb 81 ID subscribers ana remit
tli $50, IS az ue entitled To silver watch or "a .o5 ~.
ST. e. Ro. Fl. tn dollars.
iA'> re-sItins SO Tor 20 subscribers viii be entitled
htieeu Cnl.1>. ' W. "a
These rrittns 500 for 10 subscribers will be entitled
TWEEN tN-two collars. - ''' 81
lsse frinii,in so for 10 subscribers will be entitled
- = t4S1 S".s N7t1cp worth thin II dollars
Those reIlitiia- Slua ,slsS-iisr> a III t ..4s
10 a gold watch worth forty dollars
iSs Al communication should be addressed TO
n DEAN. Publisher
SAs 90 Broadway, New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
MINERAL POINT SENINARY.

- Principal.
teacher Of Mathematics and intellectual Science
A. X. JOHNSTON, A. B Teacher If s,,.5.. -,
and Literature.
T,, PreosPtress,
Teacher OF French aud Ornamental F-snche>
tHAKLsa eEtiNsAl Teacher Of Mqsis-Piauo Mrloss,,,
Guitsr &c.
. HISS Teacher Of the German language and Iitrrnp
ne trustees ~a use every exertion to make thi-
Sir-' las institution Fhey heartily recofnnaeDa IN,
ahe~e card At Teachers To the onafr !,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Wisconsin Bank.
Mineral Point.

INIIS institution haviH. reinquished its rights under
the Barking Law ot this State and deposited with
the Bank Camproller at Madison, money sum
cisnt to redeem all outstanding couEtersignet circul
ting notes n par.
Notice > therefore hereby given that all the
signed circulating this must presented
at the Bank Comptroe'~ Office for redemption within
two wears from the - IA OF December 1857
funds deposited for the redemption of the viii be
surrena..-ca TO this Bank
n52vll -l52yl2 HENRY P. GEORGE, Cashier.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05

The progress 81 this Corporation has been stable asd
uninterrupted through Of financial sunshine
storm periods eveuTu IN exempt from sweeping
coutaEr,tion uHFSrae disaster Being long estab-
cash ta~. the troubles u the crett stem
effect a Is n material particular
During hard times the security Of reliable lnsuTa
imperative utythe ability of property .
sustain loss being then much lesseued-
Agencies all the principal cfsS and towns through
cut The state Policies issued withauI dssy by o.
tlae duly authorized agents Of the Company
=. l.. READ. Agent,
Nov. IS, Is5s.-47tf Hieh-St-. Mineral Point
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
-FATE OF ~CONSIN.
RahN Co:nptrulier'- Office

MADISON. june 1f 1siS.
stat s'vin- re.in pushed bu.irc-s and Opposite
ga this ohc- money sufficient rrarcu7 all
their. ufSfauIi1 circulating notes Il -
Notice l. Therefore hereby given, tina ali the outsa-
ing eoUB -ned notes o said bank VIII redeemed al
par, .lta,ioa n this Office. WN. 4 DENNIS
r5, ..Ju23yl1 Bank Comptroller.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05

w z are prepared sell the IaSalle COAL
w Persons taking carload can have II delivered ~
- 90 per ton au3 'iars per from the ward
Tie bet Bio-berg coal always on hand near tho
Depot. We sell t,r tasn @
Good Seasoned Wood also for sale. at the Lowest
price. YaEVFnPoW 4 CGbE'
Mineral Point, sept p. 1855. sr,s5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
Pork Barrels, Flour Barrels, Mining Tubs. &c

Kept constantly on hand ani AIDE 70 nrrler.
= Repairing dome "a all times All work varrartc,
J. VI. PICkARTS : j. SCIIE ARTZ.
Mineral Point, Oct. Is. ISIS. 42tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
NEW COOPER SHOP!
COOPER SHOP

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the eli.
L Gems of Mineral Point and vicinity, nat they have
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
GIL EN- E.fGEEs EsEEE
Constantly hand =
FRED'k MOELLER'S BEER HALL.
And IOr sale at sI,5o per Keg.
A J. : o
FRANK FORT SAUSAGES,
At 30 Cents per pound.
Mineral Point, January 10, 1853.
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
1 RsHeroleHt Faststatoa established By special EadaE
the rrtef If THE stek Ged Distressed aT3jc
ri hrffR E4r4feat aaL E-Jffswss Diseases

/ RsnsroIeat fast.tatoa established By special Eado
f9r the rrftef # the stek Gqd Distressed a7ct
81 cttR FsrafeAt and Epidemic Diseases.
rINHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. ia view Of the awful
Il Destruction Of hum il-. caused sexual 1I--
e4-, ti iecep tioH praeticeG uPon the
victims 81 euce disc srs bE Qdacks. several year-
directed trlt cot=l !4tl4g sur gvnn, CHARITABLE
/ worthy oi their name. open Di~penslry
t.ii> 81 all forms
give 81 ffRATIs 70 all apply bg letter
VITA description OF teIr condition, Gage, occupation
habits I5i,, &C., and III poverty t.
FURNISH MEDICINES EREE HAKGE. il needless
add The Assoeistior the CHEST Ael-
iacl kii Of THE age and viii furnish the approved
modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association in their Aanu- Re-
port upon the Sexual Diseases express the
highest satisfaction with tine which has
lahoTs Of the consulting Surgeon the
Spermatorruea. Seminal Weakness Impotence tTonor-
roea, elect, pi i,, Tie OF Onanism efahuse
&c, anu continuance of the plan the
ensuing wear
The Directors. review of the past. feel assured
that iabors this sphere Of benevolent effort have
been benefit the afflicted, especially the
young. ard they resolved devote themselves
with wed zeal, To this important and mu ia espi-ed
An adn4trstt report Spernatorrhoea. or Seminal
Weakne-- tine vice Of unausna, Mtst@rbatipu. Self
abuse aud other diseases sexual organs the
consulting VIII he sent ny mail sealed
+ v-l0I-.B CHAGE receipt of Two STAMPS for
post, r.. Other Reports and Tracts The and
treatment sexual dis~e, diet, &c-, constantly
being puh shed for .rttultous trutiOu. and i'll be
sent 10 the afflicted. Some Of the rcmedie. and
methods tnent discovered aUiiug the last year
4 "a Of great value
Address. Tor Report treatment, Dr.. :. SKITLEN
I HOUGHEON. Acting Surgeon, Howard Association,
+ No. =. South Ninth street Phjlalrlp hia. Pa.
+ tsv pri-r Of he Directors.
EZRA n. HEAETwELL, President
i Csc "a RCHlLD, secretary Iyv11
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
UPWARDS OF SII.00O.0o0
or Losses have Taid by the tna Insursnes Cen
pany in ;he past thirty CHI years
Fire, and Inland Navigation

Risks accepted consistent with sO.yeGey ana fls
profits
even Insurance a. DIV
and comic Bts Tor terms Of I TO years
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05

in the buidiTg formerly occupied by Mr. Strngor a
Blacksmith shop Commerce Street, where thew are
pre- AIRED 10 manufacture every article their line
uefi-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
Improved Farm For Sale

riFIE Subscriber offers sale on reasonable terms an
improved Farm. either FOR cash hand or on time
=" suit the purchaser.
". u. COTIRES.
July 25th. ISIS. 5otf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
PRO ~PECTrs FOR 1883.

VNHE View Volume of the NEW YORK WEEKLY IL
i JUSTIFIED GOLDEN PRIZE VIII commence Jasl,,t-
= Isl lN9s Til. t"iiowin- tIe Iu> Of
whose productions viii grace thc columns this elegant
lon rnaI Tor IT, s.LLlug Nnar: