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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18
FUNERAL NOTICE!!!
1t is with pain that we record the death Of tn
DEMOCRATIC PARTY,

DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
on Monday, the 3oth of April, after a painful and
protracted illness of eight days, during which time
its existence prolonged only by the administra-
ton ofpoverul nostrums it expired at Charleston.
The disease which was the immediate cause of dis
solution, has not been clearly aseertaned some OF
the doctors who present attributing it to the
gangrene of the bowels, more generally known as
ROT GUT, while others suppose it died of disease
which has prevailed an epidemic for many years,
called the NEGRO CONSUMPTION. The obsequies
will be celebrated with becoming pomp in all the
principal cities. At Lexington it is proposed to
bury it with proper solcmnity. Many of the most
distinguished citizens, both civil and military,
among whom are several Generals, Colonels and
Majors will act as pal-bearers aud chief mourners.
Captain KIDD will deliver the funeral oration
Louisville Journal
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

PLEASANT STATE or AFFAIRS IN CHARLEsrToS.--A
dispatch to the New York Express, Of Monday, con
tains the foowing
There hare been three Gghs e,thia ne last f'0eHty
four hours, Two OF the Ohio delegates threw plates
at each other at the Mills House, and one drew =
pistol while the other clinohed. ColoRsl Craig, Of
Missouri, and newspaper reporter also had rough
and tumble Fight at the Mills House. and Captaln
Levy and Mr. White have also had hght In a bar
room.
Angry words and fierce looks are seen or heard
everywhere.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

n Question for Railroads--Does tho warning,
Passengers are requested not 10 stand on the plat
form" apply to delegates TO the Charleston Con-
vention?-Augusta Dispatch
A good-looking young lady recently entered a
dyer's shop, and thus accosted him;
"You are the man that dies, are you noig'
"No," replied the gallant SIN the man that lives
but I'll dye for YOU W
Tvs quickest way to make sys-water y TO run
your noge against post.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

HENRY CLAY.-The great Clay performed nogreat.
er feat in P his glorious life than that of compelling
his enemies 20 praise him. While he lived, the
Democratic party illuminated him. When he died
they praised him and bore testimony to his purity
Thus says the New York News IA Democratic paper
of him:
The birthday Of this great statesman and honest
man was duly celebrated in our city and Brooklyn
yesterday. Flags were kept flying on all the public
places, the numerous hotels and shipping, from
rise till sunset. The Ashland Club and Clay Asso-
Citations did due honor to his memory last evening
Every celebration of the anniversary of his birth.
day gives withering rebuke to rabid, sectional
blighting black republcanism. Long may his
memory be kept warm in every true American
heart.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

THE BANK OF TENNEssEE.--The State
Bank of Tennessee has total circulation
ofS1 $50, ,971, due Depositors 1886, ,966, due
to Banks s245,058. It has in specie $50,
338; notes of other Banks s164,7s3, due
from other Banks 1880, I'll, Domestic Bills
s2, ,371, ,142, discounted notes 81 ,918, ,665.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

THE Welsh have saying that il a woman was
as quick with her feet as with her tongue, she
would catch lightning enough to kinde the fire In
the morning.
A PRrSrEas wn.--The New York Star, emits
the following
"a correspondent entered an Office and accused
the oompostor Of not having puDetuated ais COM
municatiou wheu the iypo earnestly replied
"lpn not ponter--i 10 a settsr."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR FREcKLEs.-
Take a nutmeg crater and rub the sikh
rub it all off nice and clean; then take 8
hot iron-het as blazes--and make the sur
face perfectly smooth; rub thoroughly with
vitrol three times day, or as often as you
feel like it, At night cover your head up
with onions. The next skin will be white
and have nary frecke.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

OBITUARY OF THE DEMOCRACY We have receives
by mail, from Lexington, Missouri, the following
obituary of the Democracy, appropriately borderec
with the iettiest of back
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

"What are you looking after, my daugh-
ter?" said an old gentlemen at Christmas
party. "Looking for son in law for you,
father, +" was the reply.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

THE following is an hitherto unpublish-
cd speech by successful competitor for
the prize at the Boston skate race lately;
"Gentlemen have won this cup by the
use of my legs, / trust that / may never
lose thO use Of my legs by the use Of this
cup" 3
AwAd on seeing an old gobbler trying
to swallow a cotton string, very fastidious-
" remarked: "That was the last attempt
to.introduce cotton in Turkey.
Mr.. A., understood you said
sold you barrel of cider with water in it?"
"No, no." was the reply, ~ emily said you
sold me barrel Of water with little cider
in it,"
II the Republicans 90 Sc. ward in tho
approaching canvass, they will probably
have to 6sh without Bates, says some pun
ster to the public unknown. .
"SIR," said colporteur TO hotel pro.
prietor, "shall leave some tracts herel
hYes, was the reply, with tho heels this
way"
THrgsntloman whose lips Presscda lady's SNOWY
brow" did not catch q cold.
A fool in fne linen will outweigh wise man
in rags.
Ar what time Of day was Adam ereAtsdi lit
Tie before Eve.
aBllLv said one ioafer to ADOihsri 'rss Re
publican, Is" rr. III
| Wy, is that our partY .s
Nv yes hossy, Il Is that Ifyou puls in vote
for that parry you votes ycaFsclfs farm.
aDoST get above your business, as the lady said
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

shrewd inquiries are being made whether the
cup Of sorrow has a sasror
No, marry saw, sir
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18
8nsiness Cards.
TEL. H. POSTON,
Agent for
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.

CHARTER OAK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-05-18

CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

TIE STATE OF WISCONSIN

TIE STATE OF WISCONSIN. Iowa Co. C1RcCrr Co-Rr
SiIerifs sale Foreclosure
CadE4llader G. Washburn, Plaintiff, against Sampe
Crawford, Jane NJ Crawfsrd, Luther Il. Whittg-se,I
Daniel X. Ienney an1 Henry P. George Defendants
NpiltE i hereby give. that by virtue Y and pIr-
~ sutnt 10 Judgment of foreclosure and saIs rem
-ercG in ana by the said Court the above entitled
seton, bearing date the 18th day of 1Iay. A D. 1850
Stal on the 2'tn dty of October, A. D.. 1850 al the
hour ot ociock in the afternoon of said ,iay at the
front Gs"r at the Court House, in the city Of Mineral
FONT, Iowa county Wisconsin, pose tor sale aud
sell az Public Auction To the CHEST bidder for ash n
hand. tEc following described srr aei premise. or
So much thereof shall be sufficient ana necessary 70
raise the amount of said judgment interest and costs
so5et her with aecruns interest and of srlr 10
Lots number eleven uN. thirty f30} and .hirtv-one
3D. n irwin, Sud otherS Addition To the VILLAGE uoy
City Of Mineral Point Wisconsin
Dated Sherias ptf.e Mineral Point Iowa County
Wis July u, 1850 TIOS. MCFARLAND sheriff
-5-3m Io~a County. WI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
c. iTY p r O p e ERTY
FOR SALE

TIE Subscriber oilers FOR sale the followiny-Lots in
i tho city of Mineral Point.
Lots 40 IL and H. iIarrison'- Survey Also lots
l3u and l5, except tnat portion eGed Thos kirS-
man, also ia la rIS0ns survey The above contain
over thirteen acres of land. them good dwelling
house containing, six \ good spring house aud
two wells aud spring convenient. There is also
the lots good Barn. large amt commodious. Also on
said lots from 20 to 80 fruit them
ing Also beautiful grove.
The above property viii bs sold bargain and to
any wishing 10 purchase. better chance he
found on Tsrt Of the purchase money, time will be
given If desired. The above property lies John
BFarken's residence and aduius Col. John D. Terry
homestead Enquiye the premises ii
JOHN ROBERTS.
Mineral Point. June I, 1850. 13tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

VALUABLE Farm ofl32 acres, adioinin NJ the above
~ on the n-rth- Twelve acres good tinbe- sixty
acres IN cultivation and one hundt I'd twenty acres
uErer fence Forty acres good plow "a i'd IN
Do h. on the place Twenty good for meadow
cAA'ie % SieoinE FOUR tons 10 the stream Of
water runs through two sides the uace. on il i
one aud half story house and stable also good
sFTing WITHIN thirty yards If the house. For grain
vegetables or pasturage, the above land cannot be
in Iowa County.
Mineral has been found in several places on the farm
portion l. aireay sowcd spring gains The aove
IS very desirable ffm. The whcte viii be sold together
or the Mineral .and and the farming land will De sold
separate, If desired 1t will BE- cheap for cash ,
part cash and part on time II desired. Inquire Of
WINTER GRAHAM ST
! y HAMMOND.
NAllNlcs. April I0th lN50 I6If
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
\ SinmeTclal.


TCEsDAr Sept = Is q.
'roduce less -ctier Friecs I,uiAins lie sar.t a.
Deek We quot, "a follows
EAtH NNG'.-Oa New York il selling at p.,
e-ni for sricsn Gold, per cent Tor orCurr.ney on
C"ieAy"1 e, !. percent.
WHEAf-7Ut. 5sr
FiOCR-Ho.l SOS.
corn -ijb )ssat. ier bu.hel, Of 20 lbs aud cells
readily f,r cash.
OATS 70 cents.
BEANS-sl at - per buahei for clear white.
EELF 5.51fH foot; 81 u - IN qGartrr..
SALi-S&, 90 per barrel
SJGAE-Rstsii. at tu l3 lbe 10 81
CCRkA AETS-Rrtails II lbs for 81
Api.A>oF.N--hSe etAIls At 5Oecs0 can't, uaiion
l.pN AND sIEEI.-i.now sold al .lsnx ,rfcs. .,o,a
! % cents. according 20 sizes.
AlNERAi.-s5i fef 1000 mounds
CpAI-SS per ton.
hiDES-"ry. 10 @s rec; Green. n Sc Grubby aud
Nurfin HIDES from one half 10 two-tl5,r,i. l...
HBEb-Feneiugt $40, JOist and Sesuiling SIS:
cle.r fencing, S25. '''
FIEs-Fre-hiu rolls Icc
EffG~-,c- dozen.
LAkN-l2iz -. perpauad.
PDTATDr.~-2Gsfzjs uer husitsi
DRIED APPLE1-sc per pound
OSi0NS-sl per basbeI-
WUop-Ves cord. g., so Tor green - for dry
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-We understand
that DR.. Van Dusen, assisted bv Doctors
Monroe, of Faye,tee, and Thomas of Darlno-
ton on the OH inst, in the town of Fayette
removed sklrrhus breast from the person
o. lady over sixty years of age.
The entire breast which was mostly dis
eased' was removed and considerable hope
IS entertained that she may escape the terri
be consequences of one Of the most painful
and certainly fatal diseases that h.sh is heir
TO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
tARM AND MINERAL LANDS
For Sale

hh undersigned offer for sale forty acres of valuable
mineral Land, situated on the head of Yellow tom
ute miles north OF EaFette ami
ID neral Point IN the town of Waldsick Iowa Co Wis
over -VuovO lbs, OF Mineral have raised
ground and there heavy mineral going ITO The
water Other ranges are being prohtaby worked A
pump can he pu on To drain the ground, level run
% yards will drain IL thirty forty feet below where
u has been worked
10 CHpltalIsts Spectators wishuga choice niece
Of Mineral Land. better opportunity en- De oifrt
ethet "I gualiy or Pi!ce- On the premises good
siory-ana half house Il by n feet we'll Iathed and
plastic ed good stable six acres broke and fenced
ite salauce l. covered itl thrifty yon There
- three years hre-W o0d OF timber For farming or
Mineral purposes it cannot be surl7 ssed The owner
has been Mining for fifteen ysarSnI wishing TO out
Graham Diggings
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
VALJ a BILE
+ A Il NJ =
II OR - AL

THE Subscriber Offers for ste the following va'uats
4 Ftras situated in the TuNa of NalINick. lows
County, Wisconsin, i miles of the Mineral
Point. One hundred and sixty -four and half Acres OF
Land, SO Acres under the Plow has II good Log
House and Sheds, and good MI. site there is IN
the County also plenty Of Timber with Meadow Land
from which 2uo tons Of hay he taken auuuaIfv.
Said Farm is rented, but the purchaser gets the rent
The above farm will be sold for $1,000, 90
ALSO
Two hundred snd thirty re calculated FOR
two Farms. Has it two Log y and the walls
of Rock House. 60 by 20 feet, high the
wood part which burned the 18th Of March
One hundred and twenty five unCer fence -
in Wheat, IS in Oats and Is Corn
Said Farm supplied with plenty of sheds never
failing water. The crops the ground will half paw
for the farm good school House i the corner
the farm.
TK'.Ns .-oue-hAlf cash, the balance in year. 10
per esut- interest.
E.4e above farm will be sold for 81 500 60.
II the above property i not sold within days
II will be rented good terms, the t1e
Crops The property must be sold rented. r. the
undersigned sails for California the 18th Jure.
For particulars enquire the Tribune Office the
store OF Lenahan x Bro, Mineral Point
JAMES P. LYDoN.
Waldwick, May -, 1850. e2u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
Just SO.

While looking over iiie of old papers the
other day, we came acros, one Containing AZ
article from The PAIladel phia Evs,ei,sq Mirror
of January, 1888. descriptive 81 the several
members OF .Ie nited States senate. Il Will
be seen by the following extract therefrom tha,
the hero Of squatter sovreIgniy is at his old
trick
douglas and Shields OF Illinois always ap-
pear well IN debate. and are generally well
informed on the business before their commit
tees, especially the latter. Nothing one see.
OF the former would lead you to pick him out
the caad ldate for the Presidency, except his
disposition TO ride every hobby that may catch
yot ers."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

PaEPARE FOR THE CorSrt FAig.-The 4 r.
Union Fair : BOW over. aud has proved per-
feet success. lie; every body now prepare eor
the County Fair which CONES nff at D,dgeville
on the 81. fth, aud 5th Of October It being
emphatieally County Fair. ~e hope TO see
such a show Of horses cattle. graius, ycgeta-
bles, &c, will surprise even the farmers
themselves. Tie material Is in the Couaiy.
for good Fair be got up in the State
We repeat again, everybody get really for the
County Fair
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

Public Schools.

The Public Scho of this city vi. commence
on Monday next Sept. 2Ish 1860. The Pm
mary scholars Including those who sl.olld read
10 second reader viii be accom.t,d..icI Ia the
building near Judge Crawfords re>ideu,e.-
The nex' grade Including those who read in
third reader aud have Il limited knowledge
OF mental arithmetic and Geography, ~ the
room formerly known as high school building.
The othe' grades will attend in the Seminary
building. Stringent regulations W al DC enforced
10 Prevent ;aIdiness and absence
BY order of The Superintendent
AteA!igeneer please copy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
rLATrEyILLE AC,pEsTY-

TIE uest Term uf this Institution sill commence On
n tEestSs, August -. iS6g.
Tie scheel will be under the charge Of GEORGr
.tA hNNStA, ~ IL. graduate Of Amherst College,
sass4ch usstt-, alSo FANNY 5 JoStIN. and Mr.
..tlLLLP NALhER. aided by such other teachers s.
R-- necessities 81 the scneol rav require
Mr. tfuernSey has been Tor rast. connected
th The Normal Academy Milton, TINS State aud
mes highly recommended As an active ana enic:en;
zsscha-.
Mss Joslyn Is already well known from her connec-
Nith : he Academy, since 1919.
cf5zl advantages VIII BE given 10 Normal Classe>.-
l-sfrous Of hitting themselves :or teaching VIII
every facility Afforded them.
Instruction and discipline Of the school viii not
-sts rally changed from the past
Ne sspe7k for the Academy continued interest on
af - old friends, and the confidence aaG sup
e. those who may desire It's advantages
sa4 Aua Tuition viii be 'he heretofore.
AsaH -aes sent on application.
--.r5iars apply 70 George " Guernsey. at Mil
as4 august lst: atter August Isl his address Viii
sat.sy53se.
JOHN LEWIS.
Hre-S1e6nt Of the Board OF Trus lees
"'tAN II R0USTREE, Secretary
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

- As - alrnns; always the case at Fairs
some few mistakes occurred IN the awarding of
Premium. al the Industrial Fair last week In
me ins aacss he faux was in the rszul1sioas
and IN others with the exhibitors or Judges
By the regulation giving premiums TO tie
greatesI vdTiety. some specimens OF 4 Superior
quality come IN for the 2nd premium, because
greater variety was exhibited o. Iess nereso-
nous specimens. There were also two
Instances where the Judges placed award, Ay
mistake, opposite the wrong number Such
mistakes will occur. though il mos, cases they
may be corrected
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
r A KksDALL

tE We have heard several complaints from
persons having articles. not IN the premium lis'.
on exhibition at the Fair because they did not
get Premiums II should be re collected that n
large amount Of money was offered as prcmi-
ums, und ;Lat articles in the list have tie
preference. The committee would gladly
award premiums to every article Of merit, but
like other institutions, tLey funds not IN
exhausfabe, and there mus. be sInc bound.
10 the awards Of Premiums
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
FsRECLoSURE SALE.

DAME. thinner, P.aintig, State of Wisconsin,
G.aisst Iowa County
John W WintUs, Circuit Court
LctCulaut- I
- virtue OF Judgment of Foreclosure snd sale OBJ
tanned from the above Court IN the above
entitled cause 90 directed sud delivered bearing
tAe A. IN day o Aa 1906 and bs direction OF plaintiff
Attorneys. shall expose for sale at puh c sc-
on, al the trant door Of the Court the itv
Mineral Point Iowa county, Wisconsin, SATURDAY he
24th day OF September A. -. s6tst oclecS Of said
day. all of the following described real estate or SO much
thereof be sufficient 10 satisfy the judgment in
this scion, together with interest and costs,
The east half OF the quarter and the north
west quarter OF the southeast quErter. and the south
quarter OF the northeast quarter OF section number
eighteen Is. in township number SIX o.} north Of
number a. east containing loo les.
lying and being in the county Of Iowa and State Of Wis
constu-
Dated Sherld's ofscs, Mineral Point, Iowa county,
Wisconsin, June 25th. A. h. 1850.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff
neotGs Iowa county Wis.
CoBH, NzssAoRE x SUBoUrH. Plaintiffs Attorneys
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
THE FAIR.

The third Annual Fair Of the Mineral Point
Industrial Art Union, held In this city las,
week, was a complete success. 50 far a, related
10 persons IN attendance and the quality of ar
ucies on exhibition, though there was not as
much as there should have been. The show Of
Cattle and Horses was good. Many Of the
Animals on exhibition were equal to any that
can be produced in the State The Sheen and
SWINE were also of a superior quality. though
'neFe were out few entries. OF Poultry there
were some fine specimens. OF Farm Produce
there WAS less than fifty entries. when there
should have been four times that number Tho
samples or exhibition We're of a superior quail
~ showing that the farmer has not labored in
vain The est show was in Garden Produce
which we have not seen equalled at anv Fair
IN The State. OF Fruits there we're thIrty-uIue
entries, and nearly every article of a superior
q"aiIfy. Samples OF Apples were presented
by D. d. CIary. Esq, Mrs. Loufborrow. Nathan
Oimstead, John Milton. Joseph Guudrv and
Edward PrIdeux, all Of which were fine
though not OF sufficient varieties to comDete
with Levi Sterling AMI Or noud Paddock. th.
former of whom had twenty varieties of The
hness and choisest fruit We have seen for many
day, and the latter had twenty-five varieties
most OF which were very fine. Mrs. J. Gun
dry, john Brackch and Joseph Philips exhibi-
ted some very choice Pears Grapes. Plums.
GOosberrlcs. Currants Siberian Crabs, dc.
were well represented. or Farming ImpIe-
ments there was good show Messrs. BIodr
cit @ Moore contributed largely TO this de-
partment. The Dairy and Household depart
ment was very well supplied with articles
creditable to the exhibition. The Flour and
Meal department was slim affair though the
samples were good. The department of Manu-
facturers was well supplied and reflected much
credit upon the exhibitors In the Mineral
department Mr. I. Maloney exhibited choice
specimens, though lie had but little comneti-
ton. or the Fine Arts and Ladies denar,-
uents, we would be glad to speak much more
favorably than We can. While the articl, on
exhibition Were all Of an excellent quality. we
must say the Ladies were quite too back ward
IN presenting articles for exhibition. There
Was not half the competition there should have
been. We give In another column the List of
Premiums awarded, 10 which we call at
ientlOu.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

"RAPhs--"e received last evening, with
the compliments of l.. S. Burton q Co.
boN oi Ono Caiawba grapes, superior to any,
thing IN the grape. line found in this market.
Messrs. B. & Co. understand The wants Of
ihls community, and keep themselves well
supplied with the choicest articles in the line
Of family groceries &c,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
Republican County Convantio,

OoivTh'lon OF Republican delegates representin.
t-If 'o"ls anu Hdres in Iowa County will bs
hvid at the village of DodaeviIl. on W.,inSSt 80 %
- " V' I"f t'e purpose of nominating candida :
ioF me various county officers. at the
S4thG general election Time, 2 O'Clock NJ
~ - recommended that the delegates fre m .,rb A.
''y piStilct meet and elect SIX delegates TO ren-
"a g. ~ IistFlSt IN The Senatorial Convent ion to IN.
heid al Dodgeviiie, the same sfay ~ &c
"a u hoped that every town ward in the county
viii be iuIly represented --''
ran" oil representation viii he orsr for every sr
NoleS anu one Tor every fraction of twenr,. i've - -,
cast AZ the lat trenrrAi Elrcfinn - 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
CHICAGO MARKET.

wurAT-sprias No. 55i.G57 No. . g ee. club yoe.
CORN 3G-f2Se.
DATS-.,o. ! PC
RTr.-jaa1S.c
HAELEY-j4 t,se.
LpJk-Asrket heavv and dropping ri 81 Jes,s-5,
I1Es-6reen 65ss1Ia.e Dry I0etI lie. Faat - J. tI4c
UJTIEk-DuI az IL 1ttI5e- @
ECGS-Dali al jst5c. per dozen
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

FoUSD.-This morning q pocket boob
containing small amour. Of money and
several paPes :. was picked VI in one of The
streets of tits eli-- The ow ner can have
il BY calling on John lvEY ST., and giving
correct description Of The book and articles
In il.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

THK NIFFLIS DESoxsTRATIoS.-Tie have re-
ceIved a communication from a friend Ia AIH
lin giving account Of the Democratic fzzle
in tha, place on the 9Th, which We are obliged
to lay over Until next week.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

NOMINATION o. JCDGx SLo,S-ln she Third
Congressional District of This State :he R.puh-
Iicans have nominate! a. ScUrr SIUAx. "A. =
candidate for the office now held 10y Judge
LARABEE. Mr. SLOAN i. man uf fine ,biluv
and We hope to see him elected.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
Illinois Central Rail Road

CHICAGO, Nav ~ iS6o.
Ollnw-: -
Going Son d. Al o:cs A Msnde:33P NJ
pins North, at $50 \. NJ, s1d 5:Is = ~
W. T.. JOHNSON.
A