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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11
Convictions Tor Murder

We do not remember ever to have noticed
the same number of c0nUictions for high
crimes, in the Courts of our country, as have
been rendered within the last few weeks
The gallows has been called into reauisition
in every State of the Union since the Spring
Courts commenced, and in almost every Jail
are condemned culprits awaiting the day of
execution. Heretofore, nine persons charged
with the crime of murder have escaped where
one was punished. But the order has been
reversed-nine are convicted where one now
escapes. Why this change, we cannot say,
unless it be that jurors feel that the peace
and safety of society demand hat offenders
be held to ~stricter Accountability for violated
law, and that red-handed crime shall have
melted out to it its own terrible r~etribution
May we not hope that these convictions
followedby the fierce vengeance of the law, vii
have the effect of checking the hand of VIC
lence and murder and restraining the devilisf
passions of men? Surely they will be curb
ed, when their bloody victims are expiatin.
their crimes by scores and hundreds all owe
the land. If not, then punishment for Grim,
must have lost its s~alutary and re~strainin,
influence upon the wicked p~ropensities of men
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11

IN ms profession /; when he seemed as if en-
lowed by Mercury with ~eloquence, and Nj
herVa with wisdom when in his superior
strength OF mind and talent, he stood forth
the champion of justice when old and learn
ca men sat entranced, and young men held
their breath to listen were grieved. aston
ished at the change. Day by day came some
new case, which had been intrusted to him.
be was unable to attend to it. And natur-
ally enough, the people lost confidence in him.
Then came at FIRST, whispered rumors of his
losses at the gaming table. Then they ceased
to whisper. 1t was loudly spoken of in eve
ry circle, till those who had been the first to
seduce him thither, Stunned him. He was
all too base, too degraded for even those wick
ed men. | mean they considered him SO;
when truly, he was not so bad, though more
easily tempted, more easily excited than they.
He was not yet guilty of drawing others into
this vortex of ruin; but could they say the
same? Did they not aid to cause his ruin ?
Did they not 1atter and caress him, and draw
him on through his great ~vanity-his self-es-
TEEN? OIL they knew his weak point. HUI
man nature had not been studied in vain by
them. 1t makes me shudder to think there
are those so depraved on earth. 1t makes.
me shudder, that one so endowed with all
that is to be admired and worshipped in man,
should thus be degraded.
And yet men, calling themselves Chris
tians, men who often stand up in Gods holy
temple, and exhort sinners to repentance,
daily, aye, hourly, sell this poisonous liquor.
1t reminds me of our Saviour going to the
temple, and overturning the money changers
table. It may not seem a fit comparison
But what | mean is, can it be right for such.
to belong to the number Of Gods people p
so called. No | know it is not right. God
forbid it should be.
And now comes the query. Can it be,
right to drink at all? Henry Forest imbi5ed
his taste for liquor at the private dinnerta-
BILE, where ever stood the decanter, and the
, wine glass. 1t would seem vulgar to have
: it not, you say. Does it not seem vulgsrto
! see your son, your brother, your husband,
! Keeling along the streets, incapable of reason,
: like a beast, or an idiot, with vacant eye, and
silly laugh upon his lip? Do you not feel
ashamed of him? Then is it not better to
: shun the temptation, to remove it from the
: sight of the youth Of your family Avoid
: !. placing temptation in the path of the young
y tell them of these things in all due serious
: ness! warn them bet never tempt them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11

WEDNESDAY. MAY IL, 1859.
Special Notice.

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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11

HERRoIsN OF A You've LADY.-A letter
written in the Cincinnati Gazette by an eye
witness, gives some additional particulars of
the recent explosion on board the 81. NichO.
las. The missing and lost, as far as ascer-
tanned, number Al.
One of the most affecting incidents of this
entire tragedy occurred inthe conduct ofMiss
Kennedy, q cousin of Mr.. CLINE, the chief
Clerk and one of the owners of the boat
She was thrown by the explosion from her
state room into the river, and hoated down
to the stern Of the boat, when she caught her
hands in one of the rings attached to the hull,
and hung in that perilons dilemma, when
death stood threatening upon either hand
To loose her hold was to sink into the waves,
and to hold on was to burn with the wreck
to which she was clinging-cvery moment
being an age of alternating hope and despair.
She remained in this position until the flames
actually burned the hair and skin from her
head, the only part of her body above the
water, except the hand by which she chung TO
the wreck, and that was burned to a crisp
While in this awful suspense, and suffering
intensely from the heat such was her pres
ence of mind and her wonderful heroism, that.
as a man, who was worse stunned, perhaps,
than herself, came floating by her, in adrown,
ing condition, she seized him by the hal,
with her disengaged hand and held his face
out Of the water until a skiff was brought t.
the rescue of both Ii often falls to the
strong arm OF man to assist the helplessnes,
OF woman, but an this instance the strength
oil endurance, and a courage that was stron
ger than her arm, made a woman the nresar
yer ofherself and one Of the stronger sex.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11

RUTHERFORD ACADENY.-We are requested
to state, that the examination of the Pupils
IN this institution will commence on the Sc
cond Wednesday in June and continue the
remainder of the week. The Academy was
never in a more prosperous condition than at
present. 1t has about 20 pupils, and still
they come. The large Academy building is
now occupied, and the Trustees hope to ac-
commodate $50 students next session.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11

GREAT MISSIONARY MEETING.-There is to
be a great Missionary meeting at Trinity
College on the 29th of June, being the day
before Commencement. The Missionary
Board of the Methodist E. Church. South,
has selected Rev. NJ. L. Wood, of North Car
DINA, as a Missionary to China. 1t was
thought appropriate to hold a farewell meet
ing, a general gathering of ministers and lay
men to look upon the missionary most prob
ably for the last time, and give him their
prayers and blessings. DR.. Sehon, of Nash
vile, the Missionary Secretary, and perhaps
a Bishop will be present.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11

A beautiful thought is suggested in the
Koran ANGELS in the grave, viii not ques-
ton thee as to the amount of wealth thou
hast left behind thee, but what good deeds
thou hast done, while in the world, to emit
tie theeto a seat among the blest !"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11

- We learn that the Rev. HI. Hudson,
of the North Carolina Conference, will preach
the annual sermon before the two Literary
Societies of DIN High School, on the oath
of Nav.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11

The FIsHERIEs.-The fishing business has
almost proven a failure and already some of
our fishermen have stopped-Edenton En-
press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11

"What are our joys but dreams? and what our
hopes
But goodly shadows in the summer cloud?
There's not a wind that blows but bears with ii
Some rainbow promise ;-"-H.K K. WHITE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-05-11
CHAPTER ".
0Sha iS mine own

And I am richer in having such a jewel,
Than twenty seas, if all their sands were psaTiJ-
The water nectar, and the rocks pure gold."'
SHAKsPEAzE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

Jacob Mailer and VIM.
Neudte, Plaintiffs, State b. Wisconsin,
agGfHst Ctrcri Cour.
Michael Miller and Jo- sor Iowa County.
hannah Miller, DcElse
by virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale made
the above action 5th day March
A D. 1879, shall the I'D day Of SEPTEMBER. / p.
ls5a, At the hour Of clock T. T., expose sale
sell a. public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
hand the front door OF the Court House in the City
Mineral Point and Aforesaid the follow
ing described Hor-age premises, much thereof
shall be sufficient the Of SIS. ~ besides
interest a sccTuinE COSTS o-WIt: The equal Eurlvi-
dI half part share of lot Nc. hundred ana SIX
IOS) Of Eiet Survey OF the City of Mineral Foin
tie county Of Iowa ana State of Wisconsin
Dated >ierifs Office, Mineral Point, lisa Co, Wis
ccnsiu March l. lS5g.
THOMAS lIeFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis
CoBB x AESs2EoRE Attoi ness for Plaintiffs 6ulIZ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFE,> SALE
rcuis Court for Iowa Cocnry.


Samuel Hoski trustees for
Ehzae-th Hosk1ns, tSlnes Hos -
klns. heirs at law OF John Hos
ktns deceased Sam ael HsssIa Neite. Of safe On
EcssEo L.eEsIs an Geo Sins foreclosure,
William Bowden and Elizabeth
Bo~deE, ms wife.
otee i hereet given that br virfae of jadg
o. foreclosure and sale aboy. ettle
COURT on The iot4 OF January, A 1s5s he above
"hl -1ed aetloi and rs virtue Of zis
ne ss the order VI sale IN said OF fcrecesu re-
l- sell Al public suction to the highest bidder for
ea the 30 Gay OF July 1889 st O'clock the after
neon o. s. day a. tbs front door Of the Court House
"a the esy OF Mineral Point, 1aa County. Wisconsin,
al the believing described reaI sstate -; -
SAID iowa County, Wis, All Of certain lot or
parcel q land situated Blacks addition to the vii
ase o. bodsevlls AZ the ortwest quarter Of Section
humeer thirIy-ioar l34) Town number t5J Range
humber three 30 East in Iowa COUNTY Wisconsin aud
more particularly described follows Wit Lot No
sixteen tiol IN Block nuInbcr ninetynne (qa3 up TO
lie north size of Water Street Blacks add lion
ana commencing said Water Street at the
q Lot number 81 running thence
u one cssdTsc and Gttv-sIx snd six-tenths feet
t-enee east al sty-eight anu tvo-teuths f.et thence
-14 one hundred and Ety-six sad six-fentl4s feet
set.es vest upon Water street ninety two
TENNIS iset 10 the place OF bgaang. Ibe above safe
VII! be made to satisfy the of and for
stid patniiA IN said decree foreclosure together
WITH all COSTS
Dated, SberiG's Office, Mineral Point Jan II 1854
THOMAS BlCF AREkS
EAToN \ FOX, sheriff, Iowa Co.
Plaintiff Att'vs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05

COUNTY Scar QUEsTroS.-The following from
Tie Madison Patriot, explains the present posi-
tiaE Of this question. 1t will be seen that our
DudgeFIlle friends are Eot vet out of the woods:
The removal of the county seat Of Iowa Co
fram Mineral Point 10 Dodgeville, has been ",
sor adjudication before the Supreme Court. and
argaed By Judge CoTaREN Tor Mineral Point an 4
Judge ORros for DcdgeyiIle. The removal was
made b. virtue of law Of the Legislature submit
ting the question to vote of the electors which
resulted n favor of Dodgeyilie. MIE eral Point
contested the removal on the ground that the
lsE dIi not take effect because 1t was not pub
shed u accordance with the requirements of
the STATUTES The Court announced its decision
hy associate Payne holding the objections valid
aad giving Iodgeville twenty DAYS to establish
- proofs Of legal publication, in default Of
which Judgment viii go ii favor of Mineral
Point.
CoScERT.-The concert on Wednesday ere
mig last, usual. success It was a. new
evidence of the progress of musical culture
among our own citizens. The performance Of
the young misses would have been creditable to
hose much older. We do not draw any com
parsons for fear of being thought invidious-
And yet on account of the extreme youth Of
some Of the performers, we my particularly
mention the performance Of tie young Misses
ArcUsTA EAros and CLARA CoBs, whose elastic
ity and strength of touch. was far il advance Of
their years. The playing OF young Miss MOTT
LEE also gave promise Of a brilliant future.
PUBLlo ScHooLs,-We are sorry TO learu that
public schools 10 be closed this week
uatil some time IN SeDtenber- Sotwithstand-
ing the sneers Of few who are too rich or too
proud to send their children 70 any but a pr
vate school. We believe that our public schools
have been as efficient. successful. and welI-con-
Quoted as any that can be found. The teachers
are vel qualified and faithfglau We take pleas
IRE in bearing witness TO their capacity and
uniform high character citizens.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
FORECLOSURE SALE.


Patrick Kane, PIt'fl
,,-z,., e. Circait Court, lows County, Wis
,tI.i'---S - February Term, 1852
IDY of Judgment Of Foreclosure and Re made
ID in the abcve entitled action the e2nd, Gag Feb
ruary A D 1852 I shall, Saturday the STA Gay Of
October 4. n 1852 At the hour OF clock p NJ of
-ad day, expose for sale, and sell public auction
the hel bder for cash IN hand. The front door Of
Cuuet House, the city OF Mineral Point. county
and State atores-i the following desc ibe Nortsted
prentses much thereof shall be sun -ieut
I1i+e the OF $4,000 judgment; and interest and
s5l4llz costs, wit LoL NJ eight ~ Block Ne
tFerty f30j in Strong p8ty t'SeiFs addition the
village How city OF Mineral int, the county
Iowa and state of Wisconsin aF5res4r'.
Dated Sheriff Office, Mineral Point. Wis. APR. l. 1850
THUS. McFa BLAND
Gm-I+ Sheriff Iowa Co Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
FoRFCLosTRE SALE.

John butcher. kellogg Sexton State Or Wisconsin,,
aud John h Goodrich Circuit Court, ! o x a
Comfy.
John Adams. Eliza Adauls x
John BcFner
DY vistus OF Judgment Of Foreclosure sud Sale
in Te led action dated the
Of March A D. Is59 shalt oifer sale and sell pub
lie auction the Highest bidder the front door Of tn
Court House the city Of Mineral Point Cogntg
Aforesaid the l5t dav Of JuIv, A. D. 1859
O'Clock T. n OF THAI dIy, IN. following described mort
ragged premise. satisfy the OF $3.50 90 due
Plaintiffs besides and costs Of sale, to wit
Commencing the southeast corner % lot nuDiter
three 90 block auuher % aud running thence north
along Iowa street and onshaif feet thence
hundred feet, thence south thirty-sesen aud
oaahat feet thence hundred feet u Iowa street.
mace of beginning riding to The plat
4 " Comfort, in the liags %; DcoSeyle ~ sail county
and State Dated. Shesiif'- afice, April ], 1889.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Go. W
Smith s. keyes ard Joseph r. Ciary, PITS Attys.
3u-It
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
EOE E(IO>URE >AIE

against
Ne da E hood, Defendant Iowa County Circuit Court
u virtue or Judgment Of foreclosure sale made
ID IN the above action the 18th March
1929, shall the Sd day Of September A. D. 1859
the hour Of o'clock r. " Of day, expose sale
ana sell az putc auction to the highest bidder Tor cash
IN manu. AZ the 'front.' door OF The Court blouse, The
cy OF Mineral Point County and state aforesaid. the
ths ioiioNlEg described Mortgage premises much
thereof shall b~ sufficient raise the Sol9 50t
peSldes ateret and accruing Lot
Der two aungec and thirty 35.] and all that ps1
OF dut Lot number tive hundred and fortYseven (247
not heretofore ceedef! 20 The Mineral Point Rail Road
Company and Thomas Davey in the Village NOV CITY
OF Mineral Point, in the county OF Iowa. Wisconsin.
Dated SAer1f 0fce Mineral Point, Wisconsin, March
Is, Io59
THOMAS MCFARLAND Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis
Conn & MEssNoRE Attoruess 6mi2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05

to =. So 81 so,,- In Justices Court.
tn Thomas FrIgst.
XVOU herery lotia~- that atts<h.ueWH
been Issued against y0a and your property st.
ssee satisfy the demand 81 William Urrn au.eur<-
ing T~entEfe1r and 491eo collars Wow unle.. y1g
shall appear sfore Jehn P framed Justice Of The Peace
Tor said county hss oace Ia city ou the
eth Of Jziv A D. f-5s 70 O'Clock forenoon
Judgment will De rendered against your proper-
y sold pay the Debt and costa e suit
1ts-es WILLIAM UREy, Piaintik-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05


r. Iowa CO., Wis, cireGs. court
Rf virtue OF decree of said court dated March Eth
1913, wiu st the front door % the csut house 10
Tue ety OF Mineral Point, lows county, Wis., cn the 2sd
Gay OF ally, A D. 1883, O'Clock r NJ offer for SALE
n Paoiic sendue the following described mortgagsc
premises To the highest and best bidder cash South
quarter ct northwest quarter and usrtsy
east quarter OF section number twentv-eighe
go n ttwnslP number eight Isl north range num-
oef - east OF fourth principal and situn
II s. county OF ioSe said sale made to atiafy
,ue sum ot Two Hundred and Thirvsfx yfioO DOLE,
A1o costs OF sa4e-itsted Sheriffs Once Apr
THOMAS MCFARLAND Sherfs low.
G. l. FROST, Pr Is Atty h
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. ,
Csrcait Court FOR lo=a CoGuty- {

C1rrait Court FOR lu=a CoGuty- I
Jaar Sezsn.
EdEaEc P451 asa JE Notice Of sale Fereesoss1rs-
ia h5s vile. Anoans al le5 p
n 0IICE a be-ebv given thai - virtae q judgment
Of foreclosure and safe rendered II fhe above ent1-
tlel the 5th Jzae. A a lo5s N stie
aacFe entitled action aud b virtue q is authority CIV
~ ne By tAe or4sr Of sAs IA sai dsSI- q 90 E
cash. 7tla ptefoer tss- At two e-0c IA
the afternoon Of said @ Al as lFuE COOK OF LIE Os-ss
House an lie ctr ct MInsrzI INT, Ies Ccgaty &Is
AL The ftistnK FItsu real
lows Cgra1v WIS, The Az1 u The south
or Section twenty -. Township No.
sve usFtA. " Range No tso LAST aa1tar north
quarter Of tse rnrteasE quarter. sr1 the south
q uSEEzea4t quarter OF Section THIRTY
in T@v-l~sssp 40 1Ts-< north OF Rage No
east, eI4tzEEng ore hundred ne sixty acres al
lard more less The above sale xii ~ male 70
ssfr ths of thousand huRir@ ami -Extsvs
eoIEszs and seventy as lie due te plain
( TIFF together vita al costs
Dated Sheriff Office, Mineral Point June 6, 1879.
I LEI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
>s}ERtFFs SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Circuit Court tor IoSa County J
Jonati-gr White.

Jonathan White, !
Joseph Hatch art Julia Hatch Biz Notice - sale
wife ma che heirs At law o. Antrtw or Foreclosure
Crj-t. deceased, and tEc Esils ~ amount sG77 -
lazy OF James T. Alctiovs1. cec'sed.
NOTICE Is hereby given that o. virtue judgment
ef t4rrci,sr- aud sale rendered Tue emit
court. lnc 9Th day Ct June, A D. 1853 IN
entitled action afi ay FtFfUe of ire authority
order sf sale IN the said decree ef
sGre viii sell a. r5c auction e the highest bidder
cash the TN day TENDER. 1853 o'cocs ia
the afternoon Of said day At the front door II tie
II use IN tHs city Of Mineral Point, County. Wis
an Of IL. e. ing described real state n sid
Io~- Cot.sitv. Wis, viz Fo certain lots tracts
being ssUth-Esst quarter Of the southwest
Quarter 81 e .ti0u 10 township ao~tt range
Two cast Continuing forty aud fl, tfee acres of
tie half If the north quarter = section afcen
SINE range embracing all Of said hafe quarter
excerpt twenty iosly sold 70 ion i1fth
which y-sevel acres are bOGn1e follows 70 wit.
C9rnteaeiu northeast corner Of the iartfs-xest
Quarter said section HEeea. running seventy
eight pcez tire OF Tie cree aud
mentioned corner running south fsrtv-sTc degrees
sxrv-Sezen poles 20 the of said eek theacs
down centre of said creek, 10 iu1erSect zsiG
line Also She following deserted bcu said
7a-rtsi s@cti0B ter and ra3re described
follows commencing al te quarter post the west side
east fartT rods, thence south
efrrv rods forty rods TIRE lire Of
the section thence noT SAID Iioe eighty rods the
place beiuaia, or-ainirg tventv Also the
baif ss1Its- Of s-tton 1ine
tanning eighty acres azd the northwest quarter
acres THoAaS acFARLaNB,
Dated Mineral Point Iuus 8, Is5s.
fsrirF Eaton. Comp Atty e3-5n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
nIORTG AGE SALE.

DY virtue Of judgnen. OF foreclosure and sale
in the above entitled action the 5th dav Marcn
\. ID. 1853. snail the 23d day Of September, D
1853 at the hour Of o'clock p. NJ expose for sale and
sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
hand tue trout door OF the Court House in city
OF Mineral Poot county and State aforesaid, the follow
ing described AortSaed premises nloc thereof
shalt De sufficient 500 IS, besides
interest and accruln cost, toit The north half Of
The north east quarter section number thirteen 3
ia township number FIVE 80 north Of range number
three 80 east tanning eighty or land, situate
in Iowa county.
Dated Sherfrs office, Mineral Point Wisconsin, March
Is, lS5e.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff lows Co. Wis
COBB < AEssNoKs Attorneys for Plaintiff. 6uI2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05

CHANCE FOR TIE Bors-Tha r-or-isto-s Of
= Fralre Farfasr Chicago offer S25 90 prem
- 70 the boy under l s years Of age who shall
80 the largest number OF bushels Of Rutabsgas
II lurntfs "a one acre Of ground the pre-
season the cultivation 10 be entirely by
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
On IN dut>sue w of Rare.<fo~

aaron a. Sesoe.us,
William A Bratie lows county Circuit Court
Virginia Brseie.
NciICE Is merely given that ty virtue o. Juds.
nieh. OF foFeeioSare made and entered By Tho sad
court Ia The sooye entitled action the 2sh OF FEB
Fary s's wit ofier Tor sale SELL to the hfyhess
bidder Tor caah in hand. al the door Of thu furs
house IN the City OF Mineral Point Iowa County Wis
eonsn on the 18th Gay Of August A. y. 1882 6s,wsea
the hours Of 4 O'Clock. p NJ, saYd eay the foi
loving described real estate, lying beng in sad
County, viz:
Lots Nos two, ca three (5) four 10 IN sroct NJ,
three, 80 n the village of Arena iowa concy
san, according TO Moses NJ Strongs survey. much
thereof shah BE efficient satisfy the the sum AZ
One Hundred and Eighty One and 2ioo Dollars pfnei-
pal and four dollars costs of sut adjudged the
said Psintt together with sccruius and interest
1853. TFIaH ~ n-r.pT M So .
ELTON x Sox, PIH' Att'ney. l0tds lovaCo. Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-05
ith Of JuIy.-0rder of the Day.

lth Of JuIy.-Urder Of the Day.
/. National Salute, 80 guns, at sunrise
. Salute of l3 guns at IL a.
3. Procession from Court House Square.
4 Exercises at the Grove,
Consisting Of
l. Music
2. Prayer By Chaplain.
3. Music
4 Reading of Declaration OF Independence
5 Music.
6. Grafton.
7 Music.
s. Benediction.
II the evening
Torch-Ight Procession, and
Fireworks.