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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
.sIIERIiii'k SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
'is-uit C"Urt t.'F Iowa C-.aHty, 5
.Inna.ha n itr.

Jonathan " ite,
Joseph Hath and nlia Hatch his Notice or sale
Iu. tie heirs al htw ot Andrew Foreclusure.
fiist, drcr-r-i. ,li" the lfrifs 81 Amount st71 u
Jaw of james T. Mc''ovcn, tsc'sod.
NOTICE Is hereby given that nv virtfe 81 iud.mert
81 foreclosure al sale seaderetl the enti-
tli, htli day 4uuc \. u. 1852 n
i,d action aud al
10y The "4er % sale IN the said decree
will sell n ruicHd ctiau To- the highest bidder
tire 4th dag september 1883. clock in
,lr afternoon Of s-d day tie mont door Court
city Of Mineral Point. Iowa County. Wis
H 81 the following described real said
ip,y t'tufty ~iS viz Two certain lots
lUd Liu. tiie sout-wr@t quarter oi The .ouih-
tiou ten iu township fcur north, raj
cas cutajiirg forty ACRES and GFty1iic Of
ie i hall If iu HIrt 'yest quarter # section fifteen
AMI range, embracing ali of said tail quarter
which bounded follows
t-onueucius ~ the northeast OF the uortf-w-st
purifier of ~id SECTION Fifteen running south
eight Ites 10 the centre of the creek ami from above
aleutinuc running south degrees
-Atg-scsen poles 20 tire c-utFff said GEEK, thence
dawn the centre Of sai creek, 10 inter said south
inc Also The following described tract beire in said
iowa Part q: tie north half "f THE Southwest
.ua aud range described
.lIoS cafuieueIfg ,iarfer post aide
IF i' section ten running last forty rods, thsncc south
,. srrl,un said line eighty the
piae- aiming. containing twtHtt Also the
hall al Iae "a .st quarter Of section nine
,iufn. ii rv aer-- a,. tit, rs I-,est lrrer of sec
Fifteen u fjtsrn aH3 containing
tcTra- IHUaAS AetAELASD.
Sheriff, Iowa Co., Wis.
Dated Mineral ToIui, Jene c, 1853.
Partly Baton, Comp Atty. o3-3m
THE above postponed until Saturday October
18th 1852 &C 1t sh' place day
mentioned above. THOMAS MCFARLAND.
Dated Mineral Peia', Sept. Ctr, 1859 td..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
CRY P,.orn,rr FOR SALE.

eYrTIF S scr; foe f,r al. tic failoetag !uts In
; ff- eitv - Mineral Point
l+l aud IL IN Harsisnn@ Saw Aso lot.
% 80. =pt portion G-@iel Tho.. ms
"a ~ iE4GrisBns surrey Tue above contain
.cr tlirtee1 81 land On them a =,ni cling
i.si1-a * rooms. good Strii,. ard
7r-lis ard srriur Convenient. Tn.r IL also on
the good Ram large cnnls1hssis.a< Ai,o on
s~ii In- fIs 4s % ' trees, some of
ias. A-zn = beautiful rra.r.
Tilst,ate pHop-Ey "a. .. sold At LsrEaip. and Ia
as.y one sil5aE - Irsi1=r
found ON past - r purchase money. time will b.
given If te-ir-l- The ae'vc property live John
ii-ct.urs z-r.c. aud Iioiis b. Tcrry..
homestead. Enquire OF tbe premise nr
JOHN RoByRrs
Angus. -, 1852 "a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
VALUABLE FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

rT,iGE subscriber nas 4te. the most favorable
| terms, the lo!lovi3s valuable lands
The Fstn ia the Town af R3ssgae 5elt miles rre,
Drdrevio, known tiis Luil Farn consist ~,
v.rv Desirable lap. living mile from
af1Sous sE4-rn stand i UiIi be cold a oty. in
-. tflcr parts IN suit purchases
ss~owen v-t'Ec Here= in the village of nng"eiiie.
bi- VIII be sold either in wioe in paris desired.
.tSo-Tu" Euudrc ar Fifty acres. situated four miles
1"rtr q the village IF nof1 -vie. Eiat Is kro~n
fle west Helena rsad T5iis PAM s also i sold in
bod en- IL IrTts, as d-sire' IS parciisseTs-
These bands ali wrl atsitCd 10 farming purposes,
scu- excellent tiaDcr sH Iaris aIlz. with por
-'.s HHsr good eEti.ntioH, a.d aloaaeins With hne
=F,r}a-- nf water.
Eu9uirs Tor Girther rtieuitrs, al Do.ivevic, or
PHu1P EDDY.
T,a,s.,~1t'fe T1fr 1Ht. 7SIg. Is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
FOEiECLOsEIfIE SALE.

John pGtchcr. kellogg Scxtoul state of Wisconsin.
and John 4. Goodrich, Circuit Court
John Adams. Eliza Adams &
john Bonner.
10y Yi:tae of Judgment Of Foreclosure snd Sale
&c i'm fhe RsVe entitled dated the Ist day
nt March. 4. j.. shah sale and sell pub
lie auction the hizest tier the ont door of the
fi,,r th, cry of NaCI- uiut. County
State 1r,aii. the 18TH y Of October, A 1889 at
arior p W. OF iltt DIV the following described
gagged premises saij >ty tine amount 1f .65g 90
said plaut acsijc~ Interest and costs OF ,lc
Commencing M the southeast corner Of lot number
three block y and running THENCE
along lnwo trcc thrtyseycu ard oHe-haIf feet, thence
bundled feet thence south thirty-ssven and
u,-a 10 feet. t'lr+ hundred feet Iowa
he place 81 iniln according 10 the plat OF survey
Y W f5"r ia tr Village oi D"dgvvie IN said county
and State Dated -hrr1r~ office, july :. 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Go. Wis.
Smith * Kst"s, ani Joseph II. Clary Pfns Attss
3n u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

FATAL AccfDEsT--A most lameniable acct
dent occurred at the Iowa County Fair on Fri
day last at Dodgeville, owing TO the breaking
of revolving swing, which was set mp the
grounds. These persons. man and two young
ladies, were prccipitated 10 the ground. The
not much injured, of the young
ladies is in fair way to recover; while one.
Miss Mildred Wells died at noon of to-day
(Tuesday) after lingering in state of entire
lnsensibility for four days.
has happened, aud these swings should be pro-
hibitel hereafter.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

FIve 1.asx Er---tiea. THoNAs SrErHFSs. Of
iay-ss..e, Lai on exhibition n orr Far one
N Die iae7. Cabinets Of Mineral specimens We
.zse ever seen Whether for beauty Of spcei-
aea< variety II minerals, It can hardly be
ts1eied. feld and quartz from California, tin
ia other specimens from Cornwall, copper
t7an Lake Superior, silver icom South Ameri-
g, and lead aud zinc from our own neighbor
hood, were among his collection, and Yet they
f'rmed but small portion Of the grca, variety
Q. specimens he exhibited.
Ut THOMAS MALoxr, of this city, also contrib
1'el largely 70 the mineral department, by the
eH.4bitiop Of beautifully arranged cabinet Of
aae specimens of almost every variety Of mine
Al We d. no. believe there has been Fa.-
he present season IN ans section Of the Union
5etfer represented il The mineral department.
Ian that OF the Art Union Association il
- city last week.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

PROFESS ,R BARNARD, Chancellor of The State Uni
ver.ty and Agent Of the Board Of Normal School
rents will hold Institute the Counties Of Grant
rce and Iowa. in this City, the third week in October.
commencing Monday the 18TH Prof. BARNARD will
probably be assisted BY Prof HovEY, Principal of the
Na-nsI Schoo, # the State Of Illinois.
II i hoped that there will he large attendance.
Provision will be made for the ofTeacl-
from abroad, who Will please report themselves %
II. D. PULFORD.
Or to ALEXANDER WILSON I5td
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

IS Another Methodist preacher, the Rev
solomon mckinney. has been ordered out of
Texas, for the offence of speaking against Sla-
cry. \ public meeting OF the citizens Of Dali
las adopted a series of resolutions. deuouncins
the Methodist Church North In general. and Mr.
Mckinney IN particular aud warning the
PREACHER L dena!t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Females who value health, should never be without
these Pills They purify the blood, remove distinctions
kinds cleanse the skin Of all rinlples and botches,
and bring the rich color Of health to the pale CHEEK
e The Plants and Herbs Of which these Pills ere
mace discovered very surprising among
the Tezrca Ms tribe OF Aborignes Mexico Get the
Almanac of our Agent you will read with delight,
the interesting account IL contains OF the GREAT
MEDICINE OF the Aztecs
ObSe,~c.-TLs Mountain Herb f'iHs put np IN q
Bea-ifpI HraYr>-. Each J.z contains 4e pals aud Rea1
IS per tc-. All GENUINE, hare The signature q
u. L. JTDSON q CO., each loz.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
Teacher Institute.

Chancellor BanSARp viii open the Institute,
nj the Court House, on Monday evening next,
With an Address All citizens and strangers
are invited 70 attend Our people must open
their houses to those in attendance. lose their
reputation for generous hospitality,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

NEGErAnLEs AT The FAIp.-We are told by
Hon. Levi Sterling and others who attended
the State FAIR a. Milwaukee. that the vegeta-
bles on exhibition at the Fair in this city were
superior To those shown At the State Fart
Having attended the Illinois State Fair at Free
port, We can testify that the same remar k is APP
plicahle to that FAIR. Both the vegetables and
farm produce exhibited here, were superior to
those at Frccport
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

GOLD PIN Losr.-Any person who may have
picked up large sized gold breast pin on the
Fair ground in this city, will be rewarded liber-
ally on leaving the same at this office
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
G < II
Fire Insurance Company
OF TFORD CT

Cash Capital und 'HrP'us. .-.-.---. 50 ,3.6bS OF
G. 6. WAIT, Seen G. q. Bow+:v>. Presf
S. II PRICE, General trent. 5c.idiay at CHicago
Illinois. AitSA C.i5}. fgcaf
Once opposite tho Co..rt lI7usr, mp = is.
Mineral Pnin-, Wis. Sept -. 1853. SAT-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
Tie business 81 October, Judging from pres
CIT appearances. viii show a large increase.

CIscrIT Cetnr.-We have received from Tie
ehasins Clerk q the Court, copy of the pro-
s.elsaes of lie Circuit Court Il its last session
ohiel,. OWING 70 the Fair proceedings, and 9th
= msttcr. ve are not able to insert. We have
already published the principal eases, and the
reofviu,ler being entirely civil cases and Of lit
re public interest. We shall DC excused for omit
.as. Tie Clerk has our thanks.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

TTcrUEE AN Enrroa--Th Ma-iposa (Cal }
Star thus describes the persoual appearance OF
HORACE GREEIEY:
He does not look like a vegetarian declines
IL drink, never smokes, seldom swears. and
among other pecullarties, seems lie IN dew
i Of hurry 10 Get back 70 New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

>eksoALu1 MAGNATU,I.--A clergyman al Mus
ga recently deserted lis own bed and part
and, climbing in al the window, took pos
ss'.oa " that Of an absent husband. We
.7A5a that be has left the country TO escape pros
sea,iea
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
Railroad Business for September.

We haze been allowed to compile fro'u the
books Of the Mineral Point r. r. Co. the fol-
lowing statistics Of shipments and receipts for
Tic Last rnnnfh
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

\ telegraph line is proposed across offerings
Straits. Va. Victoria, san Francisco 10 Missouri
Z commence under the auspices Of The Russian
Government
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

School District No. ), in the town Of Platte
yil.e, has levied a tax Of s. $50 tor 4 School
House. which VIII cosj when completed over
< 600
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

NEW LEAD.-We hear that Walter Roscrow
d Co. have struck a fine prospect at Diamond
Grove. which bids fair TO run into large lead
We hope to hear of more of the same sort
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
EDI.ECLOSIKE SALE.


against -
john Love. Marion Love- me slS'e 81 Wisconsin,
Anna Nancoas, Elizabeth Shcdi1 O9uf- Tor pane
jack. Colin Goid>sortily o""h'!. IN eiish e e"
Harrison io} t. eios Ilnya I'm lrosit 0ouit
Montgomery NJ. Cothres, '0i iowa Noo'''!'
beicntatuts.
BY virtue of Judgment frecslrre and sale made
in The above entitled nv t-;rs,,t
he IN day of June. 1852 will on tn. 18TH iay of No.
veibrf 4 u NS offer for safe, ana sell at public veuue
Ia he highest amt best bidder tor cash. te door
ofLe tonrt House, Ia the City of Mineral FONT lows
County. Wisconsin, the following Described mort ya,d
premises, much thereof will be sufficient
the sum oi nine buntrrd aud eighty doilats and
SNfy-hvf cents due said liaud besces interest and
aectunE costs, to-"it Tire half of nortt-w.,t
quarter 81 section No eighteen Is, Tow ship Nc
l"j i"rtI OF k1nse NJ" iour ! also the north
"rrt quarter q" tie southwest quarter and tire
ea7 quartz ri the soutv@st quarter al Section No.
Twelve, tt} ana the northeast quarter of The
west quarter g" section No. thirteen aud north
bali Of The northeast quarter Of section No. thirteen
ti3,} all ia Township No Eve f5I north Range
.i'er - 'Ets 81 The fourth principal mes iian all in
Iowa Comfy. WISCONSIN,.
Dated ShcllI' Oni--- August - 1859.
THOMAS N'FABLANn. Sheriff
IoWa county, v .sconsiu.
Conn MEsslfoRE & Corr, PA = Atty~. :>3tds.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

IDE-A man named JOINS WILLIS, hung
'.''7if last week. IN Mitfiin being Sound naked,
---Ging . the linb Of tree.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

The State Of Wisconsin,
Circait Cuur. for Dane
County. IN chan e of
venue fr"ai Giro ii Court
for Iowa County.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

II Is reported that ochamvi: the Cir.assian
Chief, has been taken prisoner and sent to ST
Petersburg.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

EUsISEss.-The last week unusual one
for business. owing in part to the Fair. Our
store, have been crowded with customers, and
our streets with teams. One merchant sold
goods At retail On Wednesday to the amount OF
$500 cash aud many others fell not mucl, be-
low. Il l. estimated that there were 5000 or
5000 people present II the Fair that day
II was the largest crowd We have ever seen at
any county fir ID The State.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
twenty-five Gents,

sX-A pressure Of Job work and the proceed
inss Of the Fairs have delayed our paper this
week, and excluded some other important mat
ters.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,

Liver Complaint Sick Headache, &e This Ana Bilious
Aecne expels from blood hidden seeds of dis
and al the fluids and secretions pure and
fluent, clearing and resusctating the vital ORGANS
Pleasant indeed is il 10 that able TO place
within your reach medicine Ike the MOUNTAIN HERs
FII1s that will pass directly Ia the afflicted parts,
through the blood and fluids of the body, and
sufferer 10 brighten with the flush OF beauty and
health.
J,lds0ns Pills are the Best X, medy in erist-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

THAT RECEPTION. THAT MARCHING, THAT Muse,
THAT T0aCHLrGHT PRaCEssto AND THAT SPEECH
" are aware that 1t j. not maguanimous TO
rejoice over the niSf,,rtuucs of others; and we
have no idea of doing II. On the contrary. we
deeply sympatilize with those IN distress. We
SymPathize with tie forty persons who COM
posed Mr. Hobaft's rctinue in bis triump!lal en-
Try into the Ctty.-typical merely. as friend
suggests, OF the forty thieves.-we particularly
sympaihize with tue t,rcldg-Sir who had 70 20 on
foot. While the more favored rode in carriages ;
we Sympathize with the solitary dru MINER, who
worked faithfully 10 make music with bis two
drumsticks; We Sympailize with tie two mar
shals horseback in their onerous labors 10
keep this immense procession in order we
sympathize with the dozen men and score or So
of boys, who with flaming torches marched up
to escort to would-be Governor TO the unfortu-
nate battle field we sympathze with those
who left the Court room with lngubrious coun-
tenances, sad and silent funeral procession :
and lastly, symPathize with them in view OF
the overwhelming defeat awaiting them on the
SLh OF November.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
Campaign Tribune
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,

We will furnish the TRIBUNE three
nonths-from Oct. /, TO Jan. /, for the
small sum of
Twenty-Five Cents
Subscribers will thus get rot only the
election returns, bu, the Presidents mes
sag. aud opening proceedings of Con-
Sress, which promise to be very exciting.
Our Republican friends are requested
% act as agents IN getting up clubs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
CASH FOR WHEAT.

m 00n Bushels Of Good Marketable Wheat wsnsed
IU,tfifU Tor which the highest Market price will be
paid in cash delivery ~ -
COBB-S WAREHOUSE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
PIDW S-pIGWS,

PLoN S--PEOWs.
nNE IND TWO-HGRSE PLOWS. and breaking Piows
OF he approved patterns. just received At the
trae Ware House. the r. K. Depot, and for sale y
ArriI - Isss-T5tf g. ". COBB
StELF SEALING CaNo-for keeping Preserves, just
- received and for salv st
.stf y Il. DIiEEl.ERS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
.EETED s O.H', s
Mountain Herb Pills.
IMPURE BLOOD /!

The blood is til. iet AMI when any foreign unhealthy
matter gels mxed with It. Is at distributed
every Of the body Every feels the poison,
nn4 all or,anS complain. The stomach
viii digest food perfectly. The liver 10
secrete suicency Of bile The action of the heart is
weakened, aud the circulation IS feeble The lungs
become coggei with the poisonous matter; hence, a
couEh-snd all from a slight imIurtv at the fountain
head OF Ffa--the Blood r had thrown
EARTH for instance. pure spring, from which
thy rvulet. in a few minutes The whole Of the
stream becomes disturbed and discolored As quickly
does impure blood y every part and leaTe its sting
behind All The passages become INSTRUCTED and unless
the obstruction removed the lamp OF life dies out
These pills purify the blood, but regenerate all
the secreons of the body; they therefore, unrival'ed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
- We shall commence. in our ne.


ber the publication Of an original tale of thrill
Jag interest. Now is the time to subscribe.
NlsISG CosfrASY.-We learn that the stock
Ia. all been taken in the company 70 work
MALoSrY's DIsgiuss. Tins is the way 10 % T.
work. and w believe t Viii pay. VINO viii
start next?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

- CvEv- WoopMAN and frmily have jus
re'u,aed 10 this city from Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27


EXTENSIVE HAUL BURGLARS the office of Messrs
Horton Lewis Of West Carkson Streets was
horgaioosly entered Friday night, and robbed Of
notes orsits checks and psps, ued at ST. 900 The
property was deposited in safe, through which the
thieves succeeded 10 foccng entrance by means Of
colo ehHe and siedec hammer, which had previously
been sso"h hon the WORKSHOP OF ship car
leLlef near by TSo young msn, named Georgia
GcClrssS and Daniel Kelly arrested by policemen,
Hutchinson abd Bnue. 81 the Ninth precinct, suspi
con beog imp icatsd IN the burglary but at present
thete Is d" evoance seanst iham rhe prisoners were
ofon hI oiore Justice Kelly, at the Jefferson Market Po
lice Court, who Committed them for examination. None,
oil The $40 en- property has been recovered.
TAILOR IN TRouDlE.--sim IN Simmons, tailor, residing
st No 50 Ecridec street, arrested complaint Of
Messrs SarDler Pecg, Of No III Liberty street,
CHARGE Of false pe'ences The c,mpainants asge that
zone Fix Or egbt weeks ago tho prisoner obtained from
hem material for six coats valued at $40 To-
make IN but fsei to the clothing or the gooig
Upon arres,ng the prsoneT II was found that he
dong quit ex nsvc bas1ess, and kept several hands
pt wor' upon cloth alleged to have been procured @
smia 10 that practisel upon the compliments.
largo quantity 81 GOODS wGs seized by the poll and
taken 10 the Police court for oeocaton. Justice Stee~a
committed he pisoner for TIM charge OF pe: larceny.
II IN eypectei liz, number Of other Complaints viii 10.
mace aeain., da accused BY whom he v said
TO have h"irele. under var,ous aaso5.
ARREST Or STEAMBOAT pnor.--Burton ". Sapd'drd, q
pilot 10 the poy Of the Peck Zip Ferry Company, was
arrested by tire barbor police on chsvge OF having nall
cortly attempted to run down noios boat NO o. The
ronrlama siegc that San 1cId kept Inc ferry boat 80
cop 10 ,he pcrs hs. IL Vas with The greatest exertcn the
policemen re enabled avoit serious collision. A
their WIS broken by coming 10 contact
With the paddle wheel Jus',e Osborn held the accused
~ ba'i in the sum Of $500 to suswer.
On lAp TERMS -Hre Mu'lus aud Mrs. Kelly residents
OF Tbir,eh street, Seventh avenue had alliDs eu
on Saturday night, and general was the conse.
oneuce. First victorious bon the other until
aunily he battle wss brought TO CLIQUE by coup dc
owning fas over her advei stfys head and shoulders,
ssusrr her u beat nquck retreat for TIE nearest station
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

the falls st. Paul in particular exhibits unmistakab,a
g.s Of rapid posIess ana commercial Importance Her
for the limits Of the city already large enough
to accommodate population Of a million, making
no mention Of the land which lies sojsceut Many
stores, and whole blocks Of very superior class
now In progress Of building, and business there 40
property business Of the place evidently settling in
TO stronger hands. very large proportion Of all the
e. s city %ass 90 o% far
wbe the golden dreams Of many rich bankrupts vanish
into thin air The newspapers are crowded with illegal
notices." ana the sheri's call for bidders almost daily
heard from the front door of the court house." But
matter. che business Of the city aud country 60
Somebody owns it al matters little who, 90 far as the
The spring floods Of the Mississippi not only come
earlier but the river has been higher than for many
years II s fair 70 infer that this also the Casa WITH toe
streams at The northwest of for people about this neigh
borhood are taking ahout going over TO the Pacific in
Water lots At West st. Paul, Dubuque and many o,hss
towns along The river are something than nomaay
and owners are for while saved the trouble Of show
The sges OF the times, on the who'll, appear eusou e
ing. Minnesota is beginnps 70 deyeope her Agrgal-
rich soil TO other markets From nearly all the
you see them moving Off wnile the boats bear away
the precious burden to welcome and grateful mart,
far away. As for the railroad system OF the
Safe, it is hard to say what condition i is in;
roads ar likely 10 be built soon CROUCH that the people
will keep turning them In way and IN another
Til they them through and then comes the usual &C.
compartment Of mortgage bonds and deDt in every form.
How many classes il Is customary to make ut the East
have forgotten but likely they Will all up the full
complement here. though they not be able to turn
class into another quite az easily as Mr Moran or
stme Of yoar railroad kines Bot al this makes little dif-
ference The business and progress Of he State sill 20
on people be served faculties for and
burins "a. -t...
The finances of the people bereabou's are not In very
nourisbine condition. for they have currency that
satisfactory either 10 themselves or 70 other people, snd
have had the OF the East with.
drawn The land offices Of ths state closed ous Of
compliment to the needy settlers Tin other words tho
sales posponed) ard the peope expect 70 lie along IN
this way nil something turns up 10 put their affairs 10 bet
ter copdit on.
But weery you Let pass over 70 the praries and
forests OF the interior and take evening pipe with the
settlers, and will write n you sgstu provided you give
friendly recepton. la THIS letter have told you
nothing but just the truth. r. however, shou not
have the poeoess properly To acknowledge merit, II
not unlikely ihst may be tempted presently 70 give
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