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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
THE EARL'S DAUGHTER.

By the Author Of THE RED COURT Farm 80 rtJr
ROCK the HESTER HALIIWEIl." Stories a. Tiir
SIX GRAY POWDERS = % THE DIAMOND BRATt ~ ~
&c, &c-,
In this story, written expressly for THE POST tbs
powerful writer's genius has had fun scope aToded il
and we able To state having read ii in nannxr,t
Tor 1t is already in hand that will make seoS,ti
unless we greatly Mistaken of the nost ~
eriul and Interesting stories published
To enable those unacquainted with THE PoSr 70
judge of the richness variety OF its g.re-aI
tents, state that dui the mast yenr nc 49,
published novelets. stories poems ess Ia 80, 81.
pers of the following gifted writers: -'
G PR JAMES MARY Howrrr
CnAiti.ES pltkENS. AUTHOR OF THE RED
ALFRED TENNYSDN COURT F1Pv NED
Dhatsi.t.S kEADE, AUTHOR OF FARM or
III w LUNGtEIIDW F8IrR A..pFc - -
CHARLES MACKAY GRACE GREr-N-u,oor
WILkiE COLLINS MISS ,sRnoT 80
DIR. o " HOLMES FLORENt,F l.E;u.-,----
! > Ar ~ Il, a ELLA h EDWARDS
- ~, tnCH 'f ME EMMA ALICE BROWN
~ ~ :; NJ, Al IHOR OF - THE EBONY
Al A.; AM l-is DUMAS, CASKET"
JOHN 6 WHITTIER MRS NJ anFNN-rSoN-
OWEN MEREDITH FANNY n y, ,y1inST'
hAiLEi (Author of NORA PERRY
nus. lS4 CRAIG.
LIEU T. HABERSuAM Miss NJ An1IN-r ~
io9i does not conhEr Itself. however To- WORKS
oil the inag liiou As so many WreAIi.s ID ., LN7
ally GeVotes t.ir portion Of lis at,rI -. = -
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;,t"FE anu STOCK IIsTs, and To WEEKLY ma A.,s.y,.
A"'CA CURRENT OF the PK0DUcE MAKkArs &c , &c
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
TAKEN UP

BY the subscriber. living in ne town of Lin
~ den on the 18th inst, a black Horse about
Q years old. 1879 hands high, with harness
AlZQ marks til o left side. Saddle marks, and
and j. shod ali round. No other marks percepuble--
Also CREAM C0L0RED HORSE, about3 years old
next spring has white in the forehead and both
hind feet white and the tip Of hi. noise white and light
and tale.
The owners are elueted 10 call prove proper
ty pay charges and take them away
SAMUEL TRELOAR.
Linden Dec 1s. 1853 Sl4w'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
TERaIs-s.NG.iAyTxcs.

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t"uie OF handsome aud large Sfeel f.prr.yInss
nc retail price Of which Is FIVE DOLL ARS&W. ~
ensgiel TO Cub with THE POST the following re-
We We $50 cup Nlrh those eIknown MoutLTv Naca
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TER us.

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
MA7HIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

In Linden the 18th of December by Rev, j. Nurrish
Mr.. JonN WILLIAMS and Miss JANE REED all of Linden
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
TAFENUP.

he uoserieer living two and half Mills ro., 4,
IiOt,SE on about the first Of December light Ray
Y!. I'LL about three years old zsis "a; -
Nllite star IN the forehead. little whit. on -
nroiert me moor. The owner will please call proys
Linden Dec. 10th 1859 iAsi iffohAS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
TAKEN UP.
TAKEN 1 r.

FSl.xe BY the Subscriber residing in the town Of
Ak-lS- Highland, the 9th of Nov 1889 one red
- and white speekled TiEIFER hind legs white
up 10 tho hook joint, year old The will
please call property, pay charges and take her
GEORGE DcLPfliN-
Highland, Dec l3th, 1889. 4s51'
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TUESDAY, Dec. -
MI hing Of y Y. presented petition far :
Homestead Bill. i0' d
ves,iga,c Harper's Ferry. '''''0'- - III :
Ito. sG.-Dan. Sickies of y. y. made , w.,
slavery speech which was loudly applauded.
Mr.. Adrian of n j. scored the ottcial 80.
and be said further, tina, during the di,cnss,n,
OF the Lecompton question, he was approached
with show OF corruption, and told if he would
VOC TOT me Lec"mPton bill. he could get a
TINS blouse came to him and whispered in his
ear that 1t was all settled in the Cabine, .nJ
ne could receive the appointment sor near
friend. lie declined the prefer, and Continued
to resist to The last the attempt TO force on the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


TAKEN Up.
BY the subscriber, residing in the town OF
&VxlpQ Highlrnd. the 18th day of November
otD 1859, one black and white spotted BULL,
--A with white face years old last
spIing The requested call prove property
pay charge and take him away.
EDWARD ODONNEL-
Highland Dec 10 1859. 4w5I.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
TAkEN rr

As7E1-N ~ or about the 18th of November inst ny
3assI me subscriber, living in the town OF Nin.
III T RAJ f"lut, about , mits North ,es, from
= tie city, one COW, about 5 wears old d,on
'ht points OF her horns turn a little in No ,rtIs
i.i~' noticed The owner requested to cali ~. =.
property, pay charges and take her aray ~ Pr y
Mineral Point, Nov. 23d, 1859. OAfN Ia e.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
TAKEN UP.

Dl the subscriber, living in the town of vina-a1
ID Point six miles north from the C'tv abon,
iie hfst o. december inst, HORSE COZ ne
year OLD last spring He has three white feet ,1d
small stripe IN the forehead The owner will please ali
prove property pay charges and take her away
~, j. PHILLIPS Sen.
"'i'o'al ONT Dec iZth, 1893. 4w50s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
THE
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FICTION. NEWS. HUKOR, AGRICUL-
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that they will the 1860 with novelist uSr,,t
csslu fnrr POST led -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-20
TAKEN TIP.

IL the Subscriber. living in the Town of Mineral,
IL Point,on Section II on or about the lat Of Dars
pr one MARE CoLr, two years Old spring she
- olsht Day IN color, with black Name tail and f,et
he owner will please call, prove property paw char1es
Mineral Point Dec. I2ih, 1853 60
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From President Smith, OF the lyesleyan tniversiiYI
MIDDLE TOWN, CoNN., Feb. -, is5).
SrrHW. FowLE & CO. Gentlemen: bTst niaic
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-21
Selett guetrp.
WHY DON'T HE cow e.

Why don't he come? Ny eyes bleared with weeping
My widowed heart is sick with hope deferred;
When will his call relieve the watch I'm keeping,
And that long silent voice again be heard?
The days, and mouths. and years of his delaying
Are blended in one dreary night of gloom,
Which have passed in sleepess vigils, praying
That he'd come home.
Why don't he He said the leaves then sprnging
At his return should still be fresh and green.
How oft theyv sprung and faded, without bringing,
His truant footsteps to his hearth again
At first there came some oft recurring token,
As if to save his mem'ry by the sign
What needf Can they forget who bow, art.brokcn
At mcmry's shrine!
Why don't he come, to see how time estranges
The common friendship pledged to those who rCvc,-
How,scrrow works it suye, but silent changes
In those who yainly wait and weep. anl lovei
One would he miss whose oice he heard at parting
That voice, alas is hushed forever now,-
Who called him while the damps of death starting
Upon his brow.
Why don't he come? Not all the gttcring treasures
That freight the navies through the Golden Gate,
Can buy me back my hearts once heathful measures
Or check the current of my fastening fate,-
Dispet the gloom In which am benighted,-
Restore the lost live but to deplore,-
Revive again my hopes: all dashed and blighted
For evermore.
Why don't he come :? Like traveller belatsd,
Perhaps he stays and sumbers by the way!
Where he faring when, with greed unsated.
Death claimed the weary wanderer his prey1
Did but know to seek his nameless ashes
My soul would garner all its wasting fires
Like the serpent taper, which a moment flashes
And then expires.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-21
For the North Iowa Times.
Letter from A. q. Case, Esq, On the
Powers Question.
BRADFORD, Sept. 9th, Is

BRADFORD, Sept. 9th, 1889.
EDITOR OF THE TMEs-Sir: The state
ment made by me that j. Ii. PowERs-the
Republican nominee for the State Senate in
this District-was indicted at the last term
of Court in this County, for illegal voting,
that the indictment was decided bad" and
the case appealed to the Supreme Court, has
called from his attorneys, CROSBY & CLARK,
a reply in the Times of Aug. oath. FAIR
FIELD also denies the statement and says
he was "an attorney in the case, and de-
sires you to publish that fact over his own
signature" fact which no one who was
present knew, until you generously granted
his request and published his letter.
We have the letters, then, Of Fairfield,
Crosby & Clark, all attorneys for Powers,
each attempting to explain away the unfor-
tunate circumstance which ''ought to have
been kept in oblivion" And we have as
many different and directly conflicting eX-
plantations as there are different writer's
Fairfield says ''Powers lived in Alamakee
County or months before he removed
to Chickasaw County, during the spring of
1857" Crosby d Clark say that he came
from Ohio to Chickasaw County in the
spring of 1857" Again, Crosby says
powers settled in Alamakee County in
1867 Clark says lit was in 1S56."-
Crosby says she came from Ohio to
Chickasaw County in april, 1857" and
Clark says it was sin March 1857"
Now, it is fortunate for these attorneys
of Mr.. Powers, who show themselves to be
so little acquainted with the facts about
which they write, and are so free to charge
that others have deceived you," that they
were not sworn to tell the truth, when they
made those three different statements, as it
is very evident that some of them, like
Powers, might have great ''injustice done
them" by Grand Jury of their respective
counties; it cannot escape notice that
some of these gentlemen have stated a
falsehood. We should be justified in dis
believing their entire statements without
further inquiry, were it not for the fact that
these gentlemen were all writing ''as Attor-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-21
BULLS HEAD HOTEL.
Rn w T. paul..

This Public IIouse is about six miles west OF Nc
Gregor on the Monona road. 1t was built by the
present Proprietor and has acquired the reputation
of being one of the best Hotels in the west EVERY
effort will be made to merit public patronage.
sept. /, lS59yl ..-. -..r. ...s..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-21
FAMILY SUPPLY TRADE.
Butter, Fresh Eggs, Cut Meats, &c., dc
ClLy BNrOerShOD.

While the countryman will be sure to receive for
Trade the highest market price.
McGregOr, January l, 1S59tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-21

SEEDs.-Now is the time to select good
seed. If your have a stock of corn in your
feldthat produces ears of superior quail
ty in size, early ripening Or any other de-
sirable quality, save it. Plant by itself
next year, and by a little care in doing the
same thing every season, with your new
stock, you may originate valuable variety.
The same process should be adopted with
every product of the farm and garden
This is the way in which new varieties Of
ten originate. If the seeds of fruits, hav-
ing some particular good quality, were
planted and cared for, many fine varieties
would no doubt be the sesult.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-21

II OUD roars the dreadful thunder,
n And the rain begins to drop,
Though clouds may rend asunder,
We always in the shop.
In readiness to shave you to cut dress your hair
Or sell those who pay for little stock ofwares
We have hair oils and perumeres for all these who need
And the North Iowa lines for customers to read
clean your clothes when greasy strop
when they re dull,
So that shaving may be easy, GAee Tie Barbers are
not well.
Shop adjoining the American Hotel.
CROMWELL Il THOMPSON,
Barbars and Hair Dressers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-21

The Louisville Baptist Recorder, March
Goth, in its editorial columns has this SEN
tence, paragraphed and put in conspicu-
Gus place The Baptist have the world, the
flesh, the devil, and all other denominations
to contend with. -. paper.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-21

BuEL SHERMAN, Z. d. WOopBRlDGE,
c. o. KINGSBURY, JOHN A. BILLINGS,
+. G. STAPLES, JOHN J. QUACKENBUSH,
HIRAM BAILEY, ALLEN sIM0NS,
DAVID DEsN, Z. NJ PALMER,
W. W. FOSTER,
Grand Jurors ofChickasaw County, State
Of Iowa, for the July Term, A. d. 1859.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-21

G. G. Rciniger. /. ". Card. Il. G. Re'"'ger.
REINIGER, CARD Il RElNIGER,
A TTORNEYS AT Law and solicitors IN
IL Chancery; Dealers in Real Estate, Exchange, &c,
sr. CHARLES, Floyd county, Iowa. Will attend TO-
business and Practice in the Courts Of the counties OF
Floyd, Chickasaw, Bremer, Butler, Cerro Gordo,
Worth, Mitchell, HO,rard, and in the Sapreme Court
of Iotca. Good References and Information Will be
cheerfully given request. l96ylI
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THOS. ARNOLD. !

Broker Money loaned on good security Funds safely
md satisfactorily invested Bonds aud Mortgages ne
yotated and all casa transactions promptly attended
%. Ofice No. 90, Main street, McGregor. t9l-tf
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NVEAR the steamboat and ferry Landings, Gutten-
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Large comfortable aud well-furnished stabling at
,chaS to tba nr.m;ses ll27fl
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w II MEAp " ". D. AvRRILL
MEAD & AVERlLL,
A TTORNEYS AT Law and General Land
~ Agents, New Oregon, Howard county, Iowa, will
Practice in the Courts of northern Iowa and southern
Minnes ota. Collections made, and Debts secured.
w. II. MEAD, NOTARY PUBLIC.
REFERENCRS.
Hon. G.. ". Jones, Dubuque, Ia; Hon. 7. A. Os-
borne, Nayyille, N. Y. ' l96tD
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HOTTINGER IL HEINE,

VVTHOLESALE and Retail Druggists, Gutenberg,
w Clayton county, Iowa, Dealers in all kinds OF
Medicines Liquors, Wines, Patent Medicines, Paints,
Glassware Oil Putty, Dyestufs &c. Aso Groceries
of al, kinds sold Mt the lowest prices. ll27tf