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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

90 The GAINESVILLE Times says the examina-
tiou Of JANIS ChrtEr. charged with the muir
der II JoHN CAylHl was brought 10 a ,errnina-
ton this forenoon. The Court committed the
prisoner 70 answer the charge N the June term
of1he Circuit Court.
- The .Tc6ersoaa,, thinks HAT the passage
ofthree Indians armed fer hunting is harblu-
ser e Spring.
80 Tie Whitewater Register says that VIZ
LUM4ERs. butcher Of that place. has been
bound over ii tie sum Of $500 for selling faint
.d meat
- $. ". PErTExetLL d Co.. tie New York
advertising agents, have given $500 t. The Ut.
Vernon Fund.
PoreL,Jgax IF 0ersas-rhe entire vote
e1~t iii Orceou. ou the ratification 81 the Cousti-
tuition. was 1a34 IN u new country like that.
tile proportion OF females and minors 10 the
whole population h very much smaller. usual y
,th7u II older settlements In Oregon. il Is
Aaawn that TINS rule holds true TO a still greater
extcnt than IS common. Allowing SIX Iuhabi-
fapts u eue LEGAL voter, would maHIfesfly lie a
liberal ,-tiuia.e This would gicc ~ the popa-
lgtlon Ut Oregon an aggregate 81 1851 The
actual number oi inhabitants Is undoubtedly less
than Tins estimate.
The Ncv York .7av,7,ai 81 commerce says
f.ai one hundred negro residents IF tha. city
contemplate leaving ior Africa. il the spring.
- Tie Ncw York Erea,eq Post and the
1..s.al,ot Era. both endorse and discuss favora-
tie Tie proposition involved in TIE amendment
proposed by Senator DoolIttle to the Cuban bill
- appropriate S50000G09 IS tie purchase If
portions Of Central America o. be used ercatu-
ally As a free home far tfc free blacks.
- The Chicago Press OF the 23d. publishes
q fable showing the condition. traffic. DC. Of
the railways centeriaE in that city, during the
past year From the table Ne gather that The
total number IF miles ID railway ccuiering there
i i56g. total earning - these roads during the
last wear. ~I5.l97,I55,7t. number Of passengers
carried West by four Of the principle roads,
-6g0s number of passengers carried west more
than We're carried East, SO.
- The floating debt of Chicago Is 5597,-
ass. and the aggregate debt Sf0-1.0Ss
- The Barry House. al Galesbarsh, in HI
lnois, together with 4 building adjoining, &C.
cupied as a dry goods and grocery store, were
totally destroyed by fire on the morning Of the
18th inst The loss is estimated at S75u00.
=
-.
. '.'-.'7 ~.
ana 'Aas pistols are feqae3'it @se"- me pm
y Missy i SlV 4 S4i-ol-
- The census Of the city of New Orleans,
thsA -" "at@ ago SHOWS the loPuia''"n W
thai city s. consist of 1921 whites, 1871
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

ay ROUNDS & IANGDoN, 10 Randolph street.
Chicago authorized agents receive
&c, for this paper.
IT, c. H scnFEN, GO Dearborn street, Chicago is
authorized to receive advertisements this paper.
= BLANKS Of almost every variety under the new
Code, together with justices Blanks Deeds Mortgages
Bonds, eait-eiims, etc. may found the TkIBuSE
OFFICE, cheap for cash.
- Flour, Potatoes Wood, Corn, Butter, Oats or
even Money received subscription the TRlnuE if
delivered soon
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
TAX LIST,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF Supervisors. ,
iowa Co. WI. Mar..h $50

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Iowa Co., Wis, March 1. 1859
Ill persons interested hereby mortified that all IL
y following tracts of land town lots sold In SEN
TENDER A. - 1896 tor the taxes due and unpaid the
year 1922 remain unredeemed in the Office OF the Clerk
OF the Board of Supervisors Of Iowa County, Wis
J, therefore, unless the taxes, interest and charges
set after the tracts hereinafter described together with
the redemption fee and the charges for advertising
same, shall be paid before the 9th Sepeu-
ber A d 1859, the will be conveyed p
sers in pursuance Of the Statute in that
provided.
Interest computed ND the LAST day OF redemption.
WM- u CURRY, Clerk Board
Supervisors, Iowa County, Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

a % q
Hrent for tae relief the siek and Distressed sGic
ed tcith PiTuteat and Eptdeaie Diseases
rI,FE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful
i destruction OF human lite, caused by Sexual dis
and the receptions practced
such diseases by Qutcks several years age
directed their consulting sur geon, CHARITABLE
!, worthy of their name, open a Hispensary
treatment this class of diseases all their forms and
give MEDIC LADvICE GRATIS to all apply letter
description of their condition. rago, occupation
lite, Sci and in cases of extreme poverty,
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE II j. Deeaiezss
skill the age and will furnish the approved
modern treatment
The Directors Of the Association their Annual Re-
tment Sexual Diseases.
highest satisfaction with the hic has attend
ebors OF the consulting Surgeon in The Of
spern1at Seminal Weakness Impotence onoT-
rhoea, elect yphlis, the vice OF efabuse
Re and order continuance OF the plan for the
ensuing year
Tie directors on review Of the past assured
abor in this sphere Of benevolent effort have
been OF great benefit the afflicted, especially
vounz. md they resolved derrte th~Insclves
with ed ZEAL 70 this in ortant and much pissed
An admiral report on Sperratcrrhoea or Seminal
Weakness of Onanisu', AtstefbatioD, Self
abuse and other diseases OF the sexual organs
consulting Surgeon VIII be sent by mail iu scaled en-
velope, FREE OF GHAGE- receipt Of Two STAMPS
"a. sexual disease, diet, &C. constantly
being published FIR eratnitous distribution will be
sept TO the afflicted, SoIae Of the remedies sni
methods Of treatment discovered during the last ysa
Of grestvaige-a
Address, for Report or treatment. Dr. J -
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Hon11n
No. 2, South Ninth Street. Phiad61
GEO FAIRcHiLp.
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MAoDEy's ADD lrIov-spring Street-lots / s, O. 10.
II, n Cornish, s22s5 81, Unknown, s, 80 50, l.. G.
Wheeler So 90 ;-Bequette Street-lot Al, W. Jones'
S. 10 Dodge Street lot So & Cornelius So p =
Jewel Street-lots rs and ia H. Madden S32 IS III
and IFS 6. Ettershanks 81 10. WILSON'S 4 D.
DITIoS-Man Sreet-pt. lots IS % and 80 Jabes vii
1928 Is, Jabes Wilson, 81, o. JENKINS ADDITION
lots and !, block j. Unknown. S55S pit lot 3 block
O. J. Jewel, $50, p lots and ? block il, Unkno wn
slg32 each pit lot ,. block 6, J. ". CasseIs, S3 CO.
PARRY's ADpTrIoS-lots and /, block 3, 81 40 lot T.
block j. sl46; iot 10, block ), Las, all unknown.
TOWN OF HIGHLAND
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LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF MINERAL POINT.

HARR1soN's suKvEv.Ptl Its 49, 1856 10 AL T. John
Martin S37 26; pt & 49, II (Nliets sur H Nan
carroll SIC So; IS. r. 10 Nichols Trael S35 So pt 81,
IS # Com. @ lets surf w r. Na Tor 81 II; go Ire
skis s. 81; 49, pit 1875, T. Tregasks $40 30 pos lo
I'll 2l2, rreEaskis Bro sll IS ptl22 II Fl HOARD St
W Iruar Their pts iao l3l y. Cren 81 ~; $50 unk
81 Fl; Isl 2l7 us ISL uuk 81 ~ pts S. e9 l-loo acres
unk. - y 1Sa = 6-100 81 III 30 = e2;
hf LIS 2i3, IA uR- - II, 2s2 unknown, 50
IRvrNs ADDITIoN.-Lt 2oo. II. Kean g 10: 1aS 1oi r.
MePhersen - 90; S. So 81, Ill l22. l31, 1i3 14s l47,
Ill l53 15i, l9a ISIS 20S 22l. 2le 2. 29a Fl Merrill
50 57 L. L. Oats 50 9S; s "a {. Sherman, 81; 40
unk - 49, l27 Vivian 81 SIS; s. 213, 81 80; g.,
- s.; 90, 102 unk- So IA, 81 u; 29l
81 II; :25 279 W un - et's sur-LI- ~ Joan
McNair est ~; 100, with 10 a Il, block 81 ~ Milay
SO pts 81 ~ A. Parks heirs, 81 81; So 81 S. MrsN
Uren Sll; pt o. John Wasley sic Al; pt o. Jail Al
lev. James Kinney SIl so; pit 81, Jail Alley, J. Shanley,
SIS 90 l04 L. swain 81 81; 30, Taylor's Addition,
". Sublitt, 81 81; lo4, Hoard St, W Rove 81 -
lSl. Hoard St. NJ Thomas IS ST. s. 6, u IL, block 5,
SIS 03; 4 blk j. uuk 81 SIS; l. blk : Parkison 81 43
blk Z, and blk. j. Trar1el Agt, 8 81 5 XIX H. II.
Thomas 50 70; Il block Il. uuk 81 II; block 20 NJ
Moorsn So Il: l. Xix ank- - II: s. H. blk 26
s. - blk IS John Teriil 81 50; 6 blk 81 and 2 s. b.
II, whitn.- scr IS; :, blk So E Martin. IS II:
5 blk 81 H. Zimmerman. 81 FL 5. blk. 49, r Thomas est
80 49, !. Of 5. blk. 81 INK 81 a. 1, To- blk Il,
". O3gers pit blk A. E. G. Ridiei 81 81; ?, 5, 81.
-. k05t. iaayon, "a Il.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
TOTS N rus rowy OF MINERAL POINT

HARRISON SCRvEY-Lot 131. Baker 81 81; sh as and
TO- Ell "a Vets Survey, r. Bowden ga q; pt lS9 and
2iI00 \. W Comfort SIS Is; 235, 246 23s, 20
= lots 239 24o 2l3 244 2f7 Harrisons and pts 81
- Fiiets SUR. " Hood SIS So: h219 c. Hempsed 50 Il
lots H. III 2IS J. n. jenkins SIS NLIETs SUR
Wy Pr lot 80 NJ Burris 81 66i l5 john Carter $40 90
PIT 90 and 81. " Evans 81 o. pit % & Its , . block
g, r. Falrchd SIS IS; 1t pit lots J. = blk 10 g Bell
ski and :, blk. H. NJ Bowien so 40i 1t 8, pit \
blk 50, ". Bowlen IS -; 1t blk 40, James Cause - %
u lG blk H. unkn 81 81; IL, H. pt TO- XIX 81 Its
T. blk II, W T. Henry ST So. Lot 6, Stnvelys Add
ton, John Cunmins 81 Lot y" Twins Addltion
Nm. = d
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
Range


t lot 81 So. F. Ruberdon, $ o. 40 Parish est 3 so
lol, lo2, g. D. Murray - -. BARNARD's ADDTfov-Io
. q - 49, = o. II, 81 - Is, > 5l-al unknown.
CsNrrEvlILE-lots aud To- Hatch, = 81 and SO, Boil
ster. 3 i l.. 4. Wills. 81 %.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

MaGAztSEs.-The AAaatie Monthly for March
Il received This magazine has attained i po-
sition before the American people that renders
a notice entirely superfiuous Its articles are
All well written and possess unusual interest.
The Great Rel,f5iic IS also on hand in good
season, with its columns vel laden With choice
reading. With many beautiful and appropriate
illustrations.
The HetDinistcr and Edinburgh Reviews are
received. They are too well known and too
highly appreciated to need favorable notice
from rs
Call at HoLLTSGsHEAD.s Bookstore for any Of
the above magazines
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
JUDICIAL ELECTION NOTICE.

n Office is hereby given, that election will be held
in the several and wards of the State Wis
the rst Tuesday being the fifth Gay of pri
next, for the election OF associate Justice
Supreme Court, in the pce Of Abram D. Smith, hose
of service will expire the thirty MAY
election wiz be conducted
ed and made accordance with the provisions
Chapte of the Revised Statutes OF 1855.
Given nder my hand and the Great Seal Of ne
[L.S.1 State, tina Capitol in Madison this eighth
day o February 1859
ID. W. JONES.
Secretary II State.
Shorifs Office Iowa Co. Wis. Feb. Is, 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
Ste Sheriff.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
BOY WANTED.
At this Office, from II to Is years old

II this UIflce, from IT to I6 years Old.
COUNTY SEAT QUssrIoS.-We understand the
question of the County Seat Of Iowa County was
argued before the Supreme Court oa rieay last
bE JAMES H. kSowLroN Esq, on the part Of
-sd'neral Point and HARE"w 5. OhroS Esq. for
p'dseviIIe- 10 decision IS yet given by the
oart.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

HoRsE TAMxG-Mr. H. A. TISKHA,1 has bee
IN this City for few days past, engaged in
teaching RAErr's Secret Of Horse Tanning, and
We are sratified to know he has succeeded to
the satisfaction Of all Interested He has had
several . hard eases 10 manage, but in every
instance he has met with the most perfect sue
cess IN tanning the most Wild vicious and .nuiish
animals that could be found Nr T. comes the
nearest 10 EArEr himself, Of any horse tanner we
have seen. and they are not a few.
- Real THoWA7 Day EY's new advertise
meuts- Persons IN want Of spectacles, can rely
upou getting those y 4 superior quality At his
Jewc!ry store
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

This Company has complied with the laws OF the
eral States, in which ii is doing business
C. c. WAITE, Sec'y. c. B. BOWERS, Pres.
West Branch Office at Chicago, Ills,
through which all the business of the Company in tn
Western North Western aud South Western States is
transacted.
W. b. LOUNSBTRY, General Agent J Residing
s. II. PRICE, Assist. 70 do 5 in Chicago.
information and detailed statement Of the affairs
of the Company and Policies of Insurance, apply 10
ANASA COBB, Agent,
For Mineral Point and vicinity lima
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
HO WARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Beneoocat Institution established By special End1
reef Of the suck and Distressed, o1ilc
ed aeith PiruEeHt and Eptdeaie Diseases
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08

TOWN OF MINERAL POINT
Town s. Range

lots II THE NILLauE OF DALLAs.
No. = P. B. Schurner, 81 So No. II and L.
Morrison. 81 so.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-08
TOWN OF DoDGEvILLE-coxr1sUED

Town 6. Range 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24
aEORGNTOVVNt.


=
= - ~ 6EoRsrrowk, March 81, 1859.
Our city this morning is unusually quiet, and
barren Of news Of any Kind. There is not 50 much
activity IN business, generally, was visible sew
eral days ago. This is owing doubtless to the fact
that very few country persons are coming in. they
being detained at home BY their farming opera
tons, and the very small amount Of trade being
done as vet upon the canal. The cause Of the lsst
mentioned trouble grows out Of the continuation
of the difficulty about the rate OF feights between
the boat owners and the coal companies
Mr.. John G. Stone, the general superintendent
OF the canal, was in city yesterday aud reports
the entire line in excellent order, : =.
We learn that the pupils Of the Protestant Mis-
sion sabbath School. under the superinspndepce
OF Dr. Barbarine, are preparing for concert To be
given the week after Easter. They will be as
sisted by several adult performers and the pro-
eeeds given to the poor Of the neig hborhood.
we learn that the members OF the choir Of 81.
John, (Episcopal) Church contemplate giving a
grand concert, at an early day the proceeds Of
which is TO he applied TO the promotion OF religious
objects.
No fish of any Kind reached our wharyes ye.ter-
day from the lower landings. Some twelve hun
dred tine behring's Were taken In nets at the Little
Falls, which Is something rather unusual for SO
early period Shad and bunch fish are selling al
the dock at S2OaS25 per hundred.
Since writing our items in relation % the Canal.
We have learned that there certainly 10 4 small
break upon IL, at the four mile level. or ~ mile
post Boats which left Cumberland on the 18th.
have not reached here, which goes 10 confirm the
report.
Judging from the clearness, solidity, and thick
ness Of the ice now being housed BY our friend.
Walter Cooley, the people down about Boston
have not been troubled much with anything like
warm weather for sometime past. We have no re-
collection OF ever seeing finer article ~ ice land
ed at our wharves. We should think that itwould
average from IL to Is inches i'm THO knees and as
clear and solid rs body Of glass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

ID The English druggists are about ado,t,,o
a heIanguiar bottle, with deep futingx 10 mn,
Poisons in which are sold by retail. This ~ 20
prevent persons making mistakes, by getting hold
Of the wrong bottle. As an additional secp,,,v
the neck Of the bottle is so contracted that lint !,
drop at a time can be poured out. The very de-
liberaie and cautious action thus produced wilIS.
is believed, deter any one from taking ovcr-doses
Of medicine while 1t is difficult to imagine u case
where person could pour out and take tine whole
contents Of one ofthese bottles in mistake for
thing else
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union quotes from the proceedings OF
the House Of Representatives last year, to show
that the same House, under the same organira-
ton, on the same bill and the same amendment,
Mr.. Grow and his Republican associates being
present and participating in the proceedings,
did not then regard their constitutional rights
as invaded by the Senate. The Uni0n assigns
as q reason that it had not then become the
settled policy of the Republicans to strike
down the public administration and initiate a
revolution.
The Union publishes and comments favor
ably upon the speech of Judge Jackson upon
Treasury affairs.
The HnteiHgensr resumes at length its un-
favorable criticism Of what it calls the certi6-
cate system, and its effects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

D-The shiP Centurian arrived at New York,
wednesday morning, from Glasgow, Jan. Sd, hav.
Ing on hoard two Of the crew OF the British bark
Dronhair, which vessel had been waterlogged at
sea- having sailed from Quebec for Sligo, Ire
sna' on The ath Of November, with crew OF
'hiieen men and laden with lumber The Cen
.ur,ah lrn IN WHO her on tue 9th Of January and
''0A Oh 'ne survivors OF the crew, seven in num-
DEF, Tue remainder having persisted through star
vatOn having been twenty one d,y, on the ,,,,.cl
with only half 4 biscuit day. and VIII, ,..,.,
Ihey caught when 1t rsihed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

III The New York Herald says that the al
way Steamship Company have ordered tine build
ing Of two large ocean steamships within the past
few weeks, in addition to those which are now
almost ready for launching from the Tyne. The
two recently ordered are already on the stocks at
Hull, and in full progress Of construction. Be-
sides this Mr.. Lever has also purchased four ocean
steamships lately, but for what definite object is
not YET known here. Every possible effort will be
made 70 have the first Of the three vessels ordered
last AL on the Galway and New York line by the
first Of Nav ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

II In New York, on Monday night. man
named Armstrong, the first mate Of the ship Ant
arctic, was arrested for beating two OF the men
belonging to the ship, while on her passage from
Liverpool to New York, to such an extent that
they soon Afterwards died of their injuries. His
conduct towards the hands on the vessel is said to
have been most inhunan. He is held for eIam-
nation before U. :. COMMISSIONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

IL In Charleston, $. c., on Saturday morning
last, in the Jail, preparations were discovered on
the part Of three of the prisoners to escape-among
them Foster, under sentence Of death for burglary
They had holes cut in the floor of their cells 10 an
nnoccuPied cell below, and an instrument pre-
pared Tor saving through the CRATES Two Of the
Prisoners-Holden and Gurley-handled the tailor
rather roughly on being ordered out OF their cell
very nearly taking his life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

GREAT Snow SrORN.-One OF the sew crest snow
storms Of the winter occurred In jefferson county
n. Y, on Saturday last large quantity OF snow
fell, which was badly drifted, and on Monday
morning still remained in immense drifts, OBJ
structing the roads. The Thermometer on Monday
morning at PierrePont Manor was only IA degrees
above zero
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

ID In New York, on Tuesday, Elisha Martin,
the eolored man by whose instigatiOn Anna Bos-
ley, in February last, attempted 10 murder her
mother for little sum Of money which she had in
possession, by striking her on the head with axe,
was found guilty and sentenced to fifteen ears in
the State prison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

ID lis stated that on the arrival Of the steam
ship Roanoke at Portsmouth, Va, an enormous
rock nsh was found entangied i'm the wheel
which required the exertion Of three men to cap
ture; after getting II on the deck OF the ship "
was measured and exhibited a length of four Il, Z
and weighed ffty-foEr pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

DJ>Mr- Stephen Russell, an extensive property
owner in Boston, having had difficulty with his
wife relative to domestic matters went to the room
OF his servant girl, Of whom she was Jealous, and
placing himself on her bed, shot himself through
the head with pistol. The body was found oil
the floor beside the bed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

II The New York Times has discovered an
Intrigue for converting Mexico into Monarchy
with Bourbon King" The disclosure is made
In letter from secret agent at Rome to Mira
mon confessor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

ID John Mcmahon, who debaucbedthey young
est daughter Of stephen OVERLY, and then muir
dered her father in an ARRAY, was sentenced at
Knoxville, Tenn, last week, to be hung on the
9th Of May next Mcmahon listened unmoved
until death was pronounced, then gave way to a
Hood of tears. and loud walling of desus,ir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

II Seven dentists, residing OIL Sixth street.
Cincinnati, publish card denying the truth Of a
local item stating that there had occurred 'death
from the extraction of tooth, in any Of their Of
nces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

IL Venezuela has agreed to the payment Of
American claims arising ont of the guano contro-
versy, amounting to three hundred thousand dol
lars, thus removing all cause of dispute between
the two Governments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

u The lower house of the Pennsylvania has
refused to create special session to consider the
Fry divorce case, by vote OF 81 to a. twill be
recollect-d that this Is a Philadelphia case, in
which the lady applied for divorce, her husband
and herself having lived together but three weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

O-A frightened visitor at Troy during the r. =
cent land slide, left by the next morning train de-
claring that you couldn't make him live In 4 city
where the hills Were running after folks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

New MAIL ROurE.-Messrs. Benz. McCul-
Tough d b. +. Nichlin have been awarded the
contract for carrying the mail between Lcaven-
worth and Coraville Kansas Territory, daily
They have made arrangements for carrying
passengers, and as the last named locality is in
the vicinity Of Pixies Peak gold mines, their
enterprise will no doubt prove great public
accommodation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

IL An iron railroad depot and large number
OF bridges for the Havana Railroad, Cuba has
just been constructed in Baltimore and some
twenty superior workmen have gone OH to erect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

ANOTHER SLAYER CAPTURED. - The Coast
Survey Office has received intelligence from
Lieut.. John X. Duer, commander of the Coast
Survey steamer Vixen, of the capture Of the
bark Z. A. Rawlns, off St Josephs, coast Of
Florida, on Saturday last, on charge Of being
engaged in the slave trade 1t is stated that
the Rawlins had landed six hundred negroes
previous to her capture. The matter was
promptly submitted to the Cabinet The arrest
Mobile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

IL The Echo of Lafayette, Louisiana, says tn
sugar planters of that parish have finished plantin!
their cane. The quality Of the seed cane is said L
have never been known to be better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

ID The Treasurer of Dubuque county Iowa
one O'Brien-has defaulted to the amount of
sIOs co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

ID Hamilton, who shot his wife at st. Louis
the other day, ind then put pistol ball through
himself, has died from the injury sustained. His
wife is getting well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

IL Some Of the steamboats, refuse to land at
Hawesville, Ky, until the murderers Of Lowe are
brought to justice.