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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

THE GREAT EAsRERx.-This big steamer since
her arrival in New York keeps up her rePuta-
ton for misfortune. On Friday, some one on
board had taken iron lighter between her
and the wharf to make astage for painting the
wheels, and 1t was stupidity left until the wind
drove the port paddle-wheel full against 1t,
breaking the floats, ripping on; the rivets, and
bending the arms,so as TO require repairs which
viii cost several thousand dollars. On Friday
one Of the steamers crew fell from the paddle
wheel and fractured his skull, from which lie
died. and another fell into the river and was
drowned.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

THE HARMONIOUS DEMocRAcr.-The Mad
ison .4rsas having raised the nau.esof Back
INRIDcE aud LASr, and come out heartily in
support Of those gentlemen, the occasion is
seized upon by the Patriot to give its Dem
ocratic contemporary particular fits, for not
supporting the nominee of the Squatterites,
whereupon The argus retaliates by showing
up the antecedents Of the editor Of the Pat
riot, who supported BAsHFoRD against BAR
srow IN 1855, RANDALL against CRoss in
1857, and denounced HOBART when candi-
date for Congress in 1856. BY appealing to
columns Of the Patriot for few years past,
the organ of the Dougiasites at the Capital
IS placed in rather an unenviable light, and
we look for rich fight between the two
wings Of the unterifed, during the cam
Paign, in Wisconsin, as well as in other
States
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

The great Suspension Bridge over the Ohio
River at Wheeling. Va, is nearly completed.
Alligator shoes are the style in Louisiana,
made from the hide OF tie alligator.
Ax exchange says the South have planted
I thorns Iu democracy pillow.
Tie Doosta~,.e7, AT !eas', found thorn in lis
Cushing
TyaHss'- Bank Note Reporter gives notice
/ Of tie existence Of spurious SIUs on the State
Bank Of Iowa.
/ DASELL ONO Of Dakota. was run over by the
/ cars and killed, At Freeport, On Monday night.
4 de was intoxicated.
/ TIE BIae sulphur Springs. in Green rier
/ county, D.. have been purchased for the e>-
enlistment OF q Baptist College at $4,000.
II IS stated that twenty thousand Swedes
and \ orwestan7 are preparing 10 embark for
the United States
Dunrxa the last week. ll2 car loads Of cattle
were shipped from here to New York, via the
Michigan Southern RaIiroad.-CH Chicago Jour.
THEnE are supposed to be, at this moment in
canada 43,OiJ runaway slaves At present
prices. they are worth S5IG00U 900. What a
ply At Is that slaves have legs
We regret to hear that the youngest son Of
Hon. Abraham Lincoln, bright boy OF six
years Of age, is lying dangerously i'll OF scarlet
fever, a. their home IN Springfield.
D. ~,
soner' has m"de . confession, showing In tie
whole Transaction i degree of guIIt seldom
equalled.
OK Sunday, Mr.. Isado7 Raphaelskv. one Of
the firm Of EUseu;aal G Co., Of Galeua went
into tAe Mississippi river 70 battle At Bellevue.
and was drowned.
III 7t"'4sHeA e'nIloyei IN taxing ne cen
At7 H''A q : e'l many EotnE ladies aged siN-
Zen %. 91'eI'eeA ears l' one family IN y er-
-'-'- '''e'7 "'' e I"e-'e girls between ten and
s'>'te'- e''9 u age.
T-r,rr. j r., Il, IL. +.
=, r-I-l - - 20 'e ga D7tt
IN 80. ,.''7 ,I'u' a ula.eA Tor II
r.. NO ,l -: /, GO 7Iu =
postmaster LoFIer' me pubic are again as
sHTed' Is in Cuba, coz va.e~ceni OF severe sick
ness ana IN enclEE 10 reside on The Island per
mi'aentiy 81 BE gets WeIl,) IS 10 legal process
ci-i. reach him there.
Ds1ISG 'he severe storm that VISITED Boston
On '-u'f' ne famous ,'feat Elm on ne Com
wind. and clown 10 the grouud. 1t IS nearly
ruined.
/! Is SAD that as Queen icjoTIa grows old
~ sue becomes more uhaInIaole, and that re-
Gently she struck her royal cOasort IN the face
WIN AeaFy volume.
- : 4o1. = u'n seH'-elaaL VINO mas mace
"a : - 80 -1,IoH aonS me T''lenA T. X me
80 nc 80 H'.S mo- oeeh AJafea oy the
$50 i'l''os9 a. i d little doWh. Out
% "a - ~ 5'o'Ai9es mag aI4eent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

We a-e reioiced to fiu that the renowned
Chemist Of New England. Door. ATEa, has at
length turned his attention to the disorder
which hangs ike a blight On our community.
Our section is as healthy as any other. with one
single exception, aad tina; Is the Fever and
Agae, which haunts Us OF every side. But his
remedy does cure, a. we should know it must,
if he made Il. Cast out this balefuI distemPer
from among Is. and ours Is one Of the lovliest
sPo-s II the West.-.Se5,fize!, 54irfa.!!!. Ioi7a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

HARVEST ~ AIIssoUaT-Tn regard to the gen
eral prospect IN that State, the EvenjR1 Noes
says: The wheat yield Is not very large but
It Is very good.the grain bing unusually plump
and we'll developed It's excellence Of quality
viii % Ia towards a.onIng Tor the deficiency
in quantity The crop Of grass viii be cousid-
erable Lelow the average but this VIII be
made up by the yield of oats. which promises
to be unusually boou,iful. Corn, everywhere,
IS hourishipg and thrifty and IS the killing OF
winter wheat induced the farmers Ia plant ex-
ira ids OF corn, y confidently anticipate an
unprecedented crop Of ,hissinealuable grain
SpECIAI NOa,ICT,S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

80 Kings never hear the voice Of
truth until they are detAronsd, nor beau
Ties until they have aLiicated their
charms.
gsy- Love may exist without. jealousy,
although this Is rare; bu, jealousy may
exis, without, love. and this IS common.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
FORECLOSURE SALE.

Daniel thinner. PLAINTIFF, State Of gis-oBs,a.
arGisst To,-s Cr-rtv
John ". Wfadr= ff--al. Court
Ee'en1an.. {
virtue of Judgment Of Foreclosure al1 sac =
- tanned from the .bove named court in the e. Z,
eati 81 eAaE-, - Ils directed and deliver 3 bearing
&c - Ia Cay Of AzE, 1850, s-l o. direction %
AttorneFs, shall expose for sale apt sci. ~ quals
ZION, - the front door or The Court House 10 the
atlLltlai 1oint- lows county. Wisconsin on Sail
3-A cay OF sep teua.er. A. D. $3.50 o'clock T. Ae
' y OF the toiiossfng described real estate. Or
LHereoi as Eaag be sufficient 10 satisfy the ludEa
.4l7 zctlon, together with interest and costs.
ms east hair ~ tie southeast quarter and tue D.
"est quarter OF the southeast quarter, and ths
Wesi quarter o. he north-east quarter 81 section 49,
eighteen rs, in township number * f5) north o. p
n1l5er one a. cast, containing $50 acres, more q
y1ng and being IN the County OF Iowa and sisie O.
cunsGu.
Dated ShsriT's Office, Mineral P5-lt, Iowa CO...
Wisconsin, June Z5tb. A. D. 1850.
THOMAS MCFARLAND SAe,l-.
n2Gtds low. county WIS
Com, MEsssoEE & sUDDCrH, Plaintiff Attorney
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
.t4lI lriie

Political Parties.
The su9erabundsnee If caE.'jdates for the
Presidency at tbs :ime is uo Indication q.
the number 0. political parties; for while
there are FIVE nominations f5r the highest 9f.
free III the Nation there are rral ' bat two
political pa.tos oae-'hs Democratic party
TINT f4vo.s til. extension If Slavery into
the Tefrit rics Of the United States. and the
oiher-'hs Republican party-orposed ID tho
spread u mat = Ioeo.,as ise-irrri7-'' beyond
liz present limits.
The i 'mocfatic party in their National
Conventions recently he'd. divided and salt
upon mere difference If opinion as to the
hest mole Of accomP.i : Tie great object
T the pasiy--the .oea.il.ag of slavery in the
Territories the ole portion claiming the
right, ard demanding IA act Of Cong ess &C
know edging tie ri-lt 10 hold Save p-o1.rtv
IN the Terrltorie-. wills Inc other. c.ainI3-
that the decisions # tn Supreme Cour. had
already established th.t -a.. hcId Tia. con
eFesSion@l iAtc.f.re-ce was entirely superHu-
oas and unncces a-y.
an p.....
,,-ess ..ssa.-z.. 80 -'.'''''7 ''''' = On
- ii macs : save
that power vhLe De D.uaL.s w..u holds
mat tie decision If the. saaen. Cgu.t /.
,.es ,,..{,s.,.l.. .i'" -.i par
H ,sa r.-;..-..., ''''ss ~ 'efF
e.a..--a-- ~ .''- ~ i'2"e. ei'"ef o.
H. Sz.,t. -7'-'-i1-
cions.i p...f.-. y .'.i me I IN
.rep.jhle ar,..o -. '..'-S''.s.Ieu sus-
.3bst e..r.l...l.- 'ii1'.oed Ole
f.arinr an .r., 49,, '.-- IS
would ir:.-s 49,. pan e"
Int otfe-sl !, ..-'' injected
D-e5 So. .,l.... .''.Ns 81 'ae
same tl.ieq br, ~. a.''..'.i'sa Y ING
shane r. : - ,'---1 u--'H s--i9ioie
doubtful Df.tr,-,. IN -
Tie PIa-t i +.
which Ia. -, '.'-.i..''l i.4'.oFn
,ottor. -5' s-l4s d
r.sb..5 ~.
irofla u Ill the lse-.--... 49, Il i'.e
. .,5v : f' ,.. actin -h lie le--y ana
r.~.iet.s. and .z..-.- = ,.-9...
ht....'..i' %. es r,Hs j a,sl..t s. J
lie la. -. 80, { 81 So - Admitted la.o
BE otL,r sat. --...! VISA
TO exPIafa this 81. ,a..-. ora of,.aT,.
i>ians delegates ll,a N,..,.,.,, c.
he f,.oai. y re.a.u,i5.. vt,.., H. .4.,..4
By tie Dougla.- ,ss
Resided I.atl.s ;7 -...-.f.... - il.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

Rn ono ACRES UNINIPRO-
ObsOuO We'd Lands II Iowa, Lafayette. Grant
Green Rchlsnl Sauk, era vfar ea3 other o1ntes r
sac on easy terlls. Apply 10
Jsn. 25th 1852 vI3-nf-tr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

HEREB caution the public against trusting on nv
account, Mrs E'euur Irate-, VINO claims To be Ms
Chesterfield, as VIII PAY debts Of her contracting
she having not lived lth since the 18th % February
.a-ts anu lave paid her all demands she had On
me- ALEC forbid the trusting any other person on
my account, "-ithouta written order from ms.
VIM. CHESTERFIELD.
Mineral Point July <th 1850. 3w-2s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

Eeia- Ia3 more than Mn DoUGLAs received
from Southern Sutes. And we venture the
prediction thai hia. LINCOLN will receive
greater number OF tie popular vote in the
five Southern States voting for him at Chi
cago, than DoCGLAs viii in the same num-
Der Of Southern States, taking his choice
from the whole Of them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
" q DC . :

fT'lfE PHaiic are hereby cautioned szanst lar %
trusting one Mary FarfiI, formerly my we.
has behaved herself in uuhecJuling ual5eF -.
IA aud her e msls as I viii pay debts o! leI ~
'''''' '-'-n ''''' date JAMES F AEBl1L
Union Kills, Jaae 5th 1850 n2s-a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
CHIcAno. Juno 5.

N[lLI--tI7-s q -IIlv o
The Peoria papers say that the heaviest rain
thunder storm that every visited that portion Of
the state passed over Peoria on Sunday night
doing large amour; of damage on the Peoria
Valley Railroad. Seven bridges we're washed
away between Peoria and Washington On
the LogausPOrt and Peoria Road x will take
several days 70 repair damages. The loss to
farmers IN the vicinity Of Peoria IS estimated at
$4,000.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
Ye Rag Tag and Bob Tail Celebration,

oAA-AE nav ~ o-L,
Auuo CoufuscI, l373925. :
Hon. SOLOMON ALLwIsE-Dear Sir The
vast concourse assembled heard every word Of
your grandi!oquent Grafton the 4th INST.
with extreme pleasure; and with a view to al
ford I few others in the State, who, from various
causes, were unable to be present. an oppor-
Junity 10 peruse your profound and sublime
discourse We most hUmbly, though most earn
estly, ep;reat that you viii coudescend to fur
nIsh Is = copy for publication in the wide
spread and inIueatials journals Of Shake Rag
Ia doing 50 We are not upmiudfuI that the
effect given the Grafton by yonr mas chless de-
livery cannot accompany the publication.
Yours, admi.iugly,
GEy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
IETER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
TLHoTHY STEPANDFETcHrr,
Com. Arrangements.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

HEExAS's EREAsoUr=.-Heenan did not.
as was expected. arrive from Europe in the
steamer Adrjatic. He hs. taken passage ia the
Vanderbilt, which sailed from Eagiaad he 9TH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

TaE Madison -}rgus says =" the adoption
at Charleston Of the WieAIiiEe resolution.
which received the sanction Of the Douglas
i'll at Baltimore. would have saved break
up, and nominated Doug.as III the Irst place.
Witaau. { serious opposition from the South"
OF course it would. \ Slave Code for
the Territories was all the South asked.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

This report, after debate, was rejected, and
the majority rePorL.adoP;ed. POE to4I, where
upon, the minority, ucder the lead Of Gov.
Johnson, seeded, and appointed The bogus
delegates who were admitted by the Doua-
LAS men into The Baltimore Convention u9on
an equal footing wlta tbs regularly appointed
delegation.
This however, is net material. But the
sentiments embe died in Gov. Jo#>s sons re-
ports are worthy Of special note. They point
enPhatically 10 a Territorial Slave Code. and
deny explicitly the doctrine Of - Ssua;.er
Sovereignty" upon which AiR. DoUoLAs
builds his hopes Of the Presidency. Can
this = two-faced Democracy succeed with
the People!
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
JANE~TILLE, June >.

aAE--3lI-l-F- uIe >.
Arrangements have been completed. and the
sixth annual exhibition OF the NatieuuI Horse
show and Ladies Equestrian Fair VIII be held
ID Sins ely, commencing on the 4-A Of SePteu-
Der.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

g The New York Herald, which the
Madison .4rgus thinks is good authority, says,
There is no visible contingency in which
Douglas can be elected
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
EoEecIosure sale

=
T7HE STATE or WIsC0NsIN-IOwA coI-Nr1-
CIHCU. COURT.
HtJiaTa Jaess7a. Plaintiff gains. TyIe- r. RIof-
GET, Nary 4 biodgett, and j. p. Harigr Defendants
~ virtue 81 a Judgement Of foreclosure and sale
3e GLu entered Ia the above entitled action ia the
tircul Court In aud for Iowa CouufT State Wise8n-
SID on the 18th day OF hay, a D 1850. WIZ. sat
ary 'ir 20 gay q September, A. ID. 1850. ~ o'cIoc
T. S Oh sla day. expose and offer for sale and 81
9 - auction or veadue, To the highest ad bidder
LOT csal lac front door Of the Court House the city
q ines-i Point, Iowa County state - Wiscou sn the
SINtyAv. f53J Ira that part or the NOW cityI q
Mineral Point IN the County Of Iowa and state Of Wis
cousin - lain Oh and plotted Garrett Eie said lot
situate y ing, and being the corner Of Chestnut
street and Jail Alley, much thereof as may be "a III
costs of sale.
bat-t s.eriiTs oacs, Mineral Point Iowa c 0. E.i
cuue Is, 1850.
THOMAS MCFARLAND
-a-..- Sheriff Iowa County, Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

A5 Oh customers are invited to call in gbsreTarl
49, any thing IN my line, and any person 5ssir--
po1@74hz Is invited 10 look at the articles off,
" Lneral pnfr- OF IL II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION AND REORGANIZATION
NEW LAW FHEgYE.

THE FIRM OF COBB * MESsN02Ea ,tera eoatinra-
tionof eight yearsi- dis 1ved b mutual consent from
and after the Grst day % May 1850; TO be succeeded in
the Mineral Point business by the new Er organized
after that date under the name Of
Cobb, Nessmore & Sudduth.
Composed of Ama>a Cobo. Alexander Wilson, and
Sues F. Sudduth Of Mineral Point. and I. 3 Nessaors
Of Ia Crosse.
sThankfu TO the business public for tie confidence
heretofore reposed in the old the wi by I'M
RENTED application business and tie iutsres. OF
their clients deserve success.
This arrsngem renders 1t iupcratively noces-
sary THAI the old business OF Cobb Aessmore clos
ed up Immediately.
Special aitsnli0H gipsa to Collecting and Securing
Cams ia an parts ofthe Northwest.
Oaice opposite the Court House, up .t.irs
Mineral Point, April 30, 1860.
ASSOCIATE OFFICES.
Cobb. Messmore Il McKenuey, n Crosse Wis.
Cobb Wilson, RicLlaud Centre, RicAland Co. Wis.
EASTERN EXCHANGE.
DRAFrs on New York in sums to suit. Also E1-
~ change on Chicago; for sale BY
April p, 4o6o-ul7-tf- GEO ". COBB
r. VAL
DIS. WELD & TURNER have re1novedtheir Denial
ohce 70 the Rooms over Iangon, smith * Cos S-ole
North side OF High Street, ee- corner OF Chestnut.
- ALL woEE WARRANTED. II
Mineral Point, Feb -, 1850.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
ENCHANGEon London forsale in sums os 81
Al Sterling and upwards.
once tone Ware House, near L. r. Depot
Dated. a pril 25tA. II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

or which those from Louisiana and Ala
hama were bogus, representing but small
portion Of those States.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS
Galena and Chicago Union D,
2 I ~ 4 Ia n
SPRING A!tisANGEar;vr

Gaisna ana 1hloago Unicn Rail,o,s
SPRING A,tlsANGEaI.yr
/ nS AND AFTER SUNDAY. Arpr
I ~ vii leave trsep9rt gSuusavs ~ 4't1 -
/ lZ-e5 I'm ami y ? Il. for Cbiss.o ana e.. hti;s
/ ces arriving AZ Chicago az II:I.. 4 d. s'H-s.'
'--l..s - S---1as gro 2 l. p q. fr, GO
,iN 49, 40 report a. 90 J. L, gt5 ~.
/ II Belvidere with trains for .ares,rr. NJ,
/ .'o lu Chen 81 Milwaukee, oo- ~ --1lsal, Pa.
/ At Junction with Chicago gtlr-5o..-
/ Chicago aua Fulton x. rs --l V-.-s.,.
! At Chicago With all trains Es--
II Tr-ePort with ma ]. iauis Central p.
! NorE-n;4o 7 a train leSges Ercera-- ms
! but not Saturday. sunday rs.
/ IL Sleeping Cars on all Night r-,,..
P, poprr, +. d. TALCo7-
( GEN! PasssHger dgeri. '''i S.r
FI'HliE:. STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT C--1--
I Sa-ngHeiJor Relief Compton,, r.t g.--.,.
Dayton he-ur1' M, F.aintiF. a-tir-. Is--s
CuFfsfeui1 aver, hss s-ic-iieurs l..-- 4. ger.
I Lawrence, A5s s--'e Wul. s. Bon .r--.., & SIG I.
I Ia. li'4n. as t-z5e-Aldeu 5. saa-ssa az5 S..
/ Martin Defendants '--a
IliE STA or WISCONSIN. to tss
7 ''.tnearfs- Jahn 4. Culver: You a-- t.-.1 ''7-.
Z AH- required 81 answer rEs complain %
.ch was -l-a So gl- office nj -4.s i--s - t@-
hlS Office il che city Of Mineral Poiu. f-.. --r
lhe = day ot Stay. - ID l>g1, snd -e-,a 3 -.-
. W. 1 '.- ne Sao.1-loers, - thair sls iu t.-
MADISON ~ b1re County Wisconsin. s.. 81 lin 81.
A..l 'he service hereof. exclusive ot ta- .., .s -
Fise; and lf vou faii ~ answer Il rra.-t..,-
san i'.ein-lf win auriy % Che C.a- In --5 -r
-l.i--lel IL She eaull' s.ut-
Wi.ue-s she Honorable y. " r.-
J1lEe VI said Ceurt 20 Alsaa-r = -1
sa-- county ill, - tar ~ Aari. 4 Il
r.a.u-ir-' At..sac,, ~, ..'.l AT IT
CTATE OF WIscoNsIN-I0wA COUNTY r----
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
WACcN @ MAKERS.

(fAN fala the Sign of the Broad Axe the aest qsl.
TURNED HUBS.
BENT FELLOEs.
SPOKES
and nearly every article usad in tho 1usa1 s-f- a
wagons, cheap for cash. TsAAEL c LATuROP.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
JOHN LEWIS

Presiie6nt q the Board OF Fr,ls.ees.
JOHN H EOUNrEEE. Sssretary
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

I IOWA COUNTY e--E 30 :
Sszrsnez fer Relirf C.--r,.,-.-..s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

Persons calling for TIE above letter. please saw are--
tisea. STEPHEN IHy1IA~, J.. NJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10
SOLOMON ALLwIsR

RAG TAGS AND Bob TAiLs:-
From the roof otthess twin engines of des-
tructIon-guns aud pills. have The honor to
address Yen.
tune that have allowed you also 70 listen to
the sound 81 my worGy trip-hamner and drink
from the L.aPId and gushing streams Of eIo-
qleuce that are about 70 low from my honored
AIs-
The theme I have selected for my discourse
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

The Pennsylvania Democracy are moving in
the same direction
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-10

IL Sleeping Cars On all Night r-,,-
Il. II. PORTER, II.
GEN! PGsssnger dgerL 0'@ Sst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-02

- ~ terces prime Rice
geo bbl. prime New Orleans Molasses
D. bbls "New York" Syrup
100 Sides Sole Leather
800 pkgs Greez and Black Teas (some prusl
SQ9 bags Ginger, Pepper and Spice
n bales Cloves and Cinnamon
go bxs. Glass 30 bbls Tanners' on
610 bxs. "Hulls Extra" and Rain soae
~ dor. Brooms; 800 do Buckets
1900 reams Letter Cap ard Wrapping Paps-
200 bales CandesSk aud Tvine for sale 70 TIE rstt
bv fe2s-u TINsLgY, TARDY WILLIAM
blows --I4'insstOn Flows Nos /, az light hssd
Lvnpops Flows, Nos 4. and len hand cast Points
LVnsSons improved Pows, Nos 22H, and leh bass
Minor Horizons Flows, Nos IS, 1sH, 1917 ny, 80 and
Wiley conctlns Povs, Nos 8, T. 5H, ~, II, 90 md 70
cast Points ~ ''' y
Points
Hillside and subsoI Pillow,
Davis Mccormick PloHa
Castings for The above Flows Away, hand.
I'VE WM PALMER PON 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-02

rINH ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE r., Ity
Il MENT-FrOm Richmcnd, Virginia, ~ w
To n cW Orle ans, Nicksburg, Mcmphis, 81.
Louis, montgom ry, Tuscumbia, aug usta, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, &c.
THE RICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
that they have just concluded receipt
for and forward goods above specified the following
rates:
How Special lst 2d Sd
Prom Richmond Charged. class. Glass Glass Glass
Knoxville Tenn, andIan
stations As a Chat
tanooga .............. 100 s. $50 % Os SO
Nashville, Tenn ........ lOO lbs. SEQ 80 IS %
Tuscunlbla Ala ........ loo rs. 3 20 68 12T O2
Memphis, Tenn. ........ leo rs. 3 co 50 q IS
Rates manufactured tobacco per pounds, Richmond
follows To Knoxville S cts 10 Nashville, Al Is Tus-
cumbia 81 . to Atlanta Ga, 81 Is; Macon Ga 81 80
10 Montgomery Ala, 81 49, to S. Louis VIA Memphis 81 -
Ycksburg Naccz and New Orleans 81 a.
~ To Dalton and all points East and South Of H. these
will Into eject al But Chattanooga and West Of IT, IS
cents 100 lbs additional will be charged until the completion
Of the Cleveland branch the East Tennessee Georgia Rail-
road.
For classification u articles and further information hand
Bills apply at the oace Of the Richmond and Danyie Railroad
Comp any, Richmond. C. CAMPBELL, Supt
Richmond. Apr! 22d lss9. ap23--du
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-02

RICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
ON and after MONDAY January Odd 1860 Pas e. uu r5
" senger Trains will depart ~ ~ ~
PROM kICHMOND
Daily Except Sundays) at ........ az A. NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays T.
FROM WHITE HOUSE
Daily Except sundays) at.............. .....4 p NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays, A. NJ
STEAMER SEA-BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK
Mondays and THURSDAYS, OF A. NJ
LEAVES WHITE HOUSE,
Tuesdays and Fridays A. NJ connecting with Cars both
Urbanna Stage leaves White House Tuesdays Fridays
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Wakerton stage White House Mondays Thursdays
A NJ, returning same days.
Through freight orsarded daily Way freight forwarded Tues
DAYS and Saturdays. TlI0S r. SHARP,
js23 Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-02

WE have Just received Importation OF Champagne,
w comprising grades from good to very superior. Persons
who wish sound reliable vine for evening parties
superior for dinner would find wines suitable Tor each
occasion. nolG-3w BLAIR 4 CHAMBERLAIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-02
NOTICE no sTRANGERS VISITING

H&I RCIIMONDwe would respectfully cali the atten
Hv ton Of strangers and Others visiting Richmond "a call and
e- examine Of BOOTS. SHOES TRUNKS VA
LIsEs CARPET Rags &c before purchasing they will find
larye assortment Z select from. ALEX HILL CO,
de5 No 127 Main ST., Richmond Va