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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
UPPER MIssTssIPPI.

Leaves SUNDAY. 18th inst, al " Al. NJ
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad lime.
FOR ST. LOUIs-CoEH GETTING AT
~ Cairo with the Illinois Central and St. Louis
With the Ohio and Mississippi Railrosds-The ans
regular passenger packet steamer Cbam-
pfOu, H. b. Moore master will leave ST. Iopis and an
Intermediate landings above For freight through dick
cts 70 ail points North, East West, apply On board
s Planters and shippers rely the punctnaity or this
steamer. = - -
Rs- No berihs considered engaged until paid for
plan of the cabin and Saiaroous secny.3
Commercial Place. = ' ~ VI
The above steamer will take freight for Memphis Natchex
FickshnfR and all the Bends will pay strict attention ID MI
way and plantation business. = =
v1RGISrus c. DENTzEL,
mh Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
browns BRONCHIAL TRooHEs

CoUGH
The great and sudden changes Of climate ruitfu
sources Of PULMONARY BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS Expe
renee having that simple remedies often speedily
certainly when taken in the early Of disease
should had BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHRs'
Lozenges the Cold Cough Irritation OF the Throat
slight this precaution serious attack may
he ef1ectuaiy warded of.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

T. o T. N,
81, louis, Carlo and Now Orleans Railroad line
FOR ST. LBUIS-GUNNECTTNG AT
sfa% ~ Cairo with the Illinois Central and III Louis
with ,e Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-Thc geg
ular passenger packet steamer New EaIIs
City, Woods will leave for ST. Louis and ali in
terneaie landings above For freight through tickets 10
all points North, East or West, apply board
h Passengers and shippers rely the puncuaity OF
this steamer. - =
RENO berth considered engaged until paid for
RB-A plan Of the cabin seen sth stNferons secured
by applying e the eompany's Office Ct Camp street corner Of
Commercial Place. '' - "a
HB-Ibe above steamer will freight Meruh Vcks5
burg Matches and all Bends and will nay ret "a
all way and plantation business,
yIRGIEfuS @. DENTEI.
nlo Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

Leaves SATURDAY 10th inst. at 5 Pm.
Regular Tensas Bayou Macon Packet
FOR LOWER TEESAS, BAYOU
N.Y ~ Macon, Floyd, Monticello Deerfed, Crecketts
Point Warsaw, Trinity and all Intermediate land
Bayou Macon and Hack riyer-The
light draugh passenger packet steamer Kate Dale John
Norton master leave above For freight or passage
having comfortable accommodations. apply board.
NIRGIHIuS g. DENTZEI,
fe29 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

Rdtc'tez for Ntcksburg. -The regular. safe and
popular packet Hatchez, Captain e. RI Leathar ara
commander, Mr. F. 4. Sherman, clerk, viii leays,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
Steamboats,.

Golden Age, Heno, FIN Fort Adams.
Silver Heels, Pickett, FIN Washington.
Music. Brown, FIN Lafourche.
Flora Temple, Glasscock, Bayou de Glaise.
RW McRae. Tobin, I'm Ouachita River.
Lecompte, johnson, FIN Red River.
Nebraska, Irwin, I'm Memphis. @
Ed Howard, Fowler, FIN Paducah.
D G Taylor, Reilly, I'm st Louis.
sAutocrat, Scott FIN Evansville.
Bee, Rolf, fm Baratara.
New Falls City, Woods, FIN st Louis.
G D Jr, Vincent, FIN Donaldsonville.
Crescent City, Thornburg, I'm st Louis.
Towboat Ocean, Pennegar, FIN the Passes went
down Marlborough up ship Agenoria and
brigs Wabash and Benguela.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal

Sehr Celestine, FIN Biloxi.
Schr Rapide, fra Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Gritique, I'm Anite River.
Schr Alligator, fin Arnite River.
Schr Fair Play, from Shell Banks.
Schr Decide, fin Bonfouca.
Schr Locust Tree, fin Amite River.
Schr Independence, from Biloxi.
Schr Biloxi, FIN Vaudeville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

Leaves on SATURDAY. 10Th inst at s p M
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
~ For jefferson. Smithland Benton Port Gaddo,
Albany, Swansonis Shreveport, Grand Bayou,
Gsmpte Grand Ecore, Alexandria, and all inter
mediate andings-The splendid and astrunnng regular
above, For freight or passage apply on board.
MUSE K MURDOCH. Agents
Leaves on SATURDAY. 10th inst at 2. NJ.
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
IT, h Bayou, campe Grand Ecore, Mexandria, Nor,
S*a&st Smans Bnrhins and all intermediate landings
Red river-The entirely new, very light draft and
fast running passenger steamer Tiger NJ Cook master T.
Wv gGrahan clerk will leave above For freight pas
sage, having splendid Accommodations apply on board
YIRGINIUS g. DENTZEL,
m9 Advertising Agent
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-14
SEaGO TTgD poe TRY.
An Hour at the Old Play Ground.

-" WV olu \ AtHJ u,
Hv HENRY MoRrORD.
sat an hour to- day, John,
Beside the old brook stream,
'" mere we were school boys in old time,
When manhood was a dream;
The brook is clicked with fallen leaves,
The pond is dried away
scarce believe that you would know
The dear old place to-day.
The school.housc is no more, John,
Beneath our locust trees;
The wild rose by the window side
NO more waves in the breeze;
The scattered stones look dcsulatc,
The sod they rested ON
Has been plowcd II by stranger hands
Since you and | were gone
The chestnut tree is dead, John,
An1 what is saddcr now
The broken grnpe-v vine of our swing
Hangs on the withcrcd bougli:
read our names upon the bark
And ipsS. he pebbles rare
Laid upUtncath the hollow side
AS we had piled them there.
beneath tho grass grown bank, John
looked for our old ,pring,
That bubblcd down the alder path,
Three PAGES from The swing;
The ruShcS grow upon the brink,
The pool is black and bare,
And not foot, this many day,
1t seems, has troddcn there.
took the old blind road, John,
That wandered up the hill;
'Tis darker than it used to be.
And seems so lone and still
Tho hir,lu Sin,r yot 81
Where once the sweet grapes hung,
But not voice of human kind
Where all our voices rung.
sit me on the fence, John,
That lies a5 in old timo,
The same half panel in the path
We used so oft to climb
Mud thought how o'cr the bars of life
Our playmntc& had pass@ on,
And left me counting on this spot
The faces that are gone
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-14

II ~. , -, e., ~ >' ,'0'' NV
, ."o O"ii'o I,"''S ooha'c, as one OF her Sena-
'0'a .,,,u '.o S!'"
,;r, - nc'I ~ - Il history oil events connected
49,, M,,,' ''' ,o'''p' luVvGneh'S OF ven, Lame to
1,vE"'' "V' w SI"Vt1'!y known TO inc American
nooPIe. H. "" ,'e ll'n oi september, IolS, Mt
Me; ,1o; o' :I 'nI c"H'o'" SloFc OF 'ne Rocky
JL"'.'(o' pa. a mn,n commission ~ from President
nailot Wv Il"oi VI oregoh ierr,tory IN ms
III. 's' W. i'o'' ~" 'cn"'r 'he nonor Oh
a',1 ~ ",,o wv cNluTnce 10 MS coUh-
~ ,In J;ni', ''iu "o'i", VI VIII ana courage,
,,li,h Na,,ai" "'}'. '", P"SS'"S 'not
,'s,'., 80 J',',' ,I "PtT4V" III ms Immortal
tn,l;,. 'l w. ul -.il'' ne S'|"C nero o, Nus
"'I ,"'u y ms Su'"' 'laI
fro,,, tI,t i,','''.o ''u ,neo'"Tr came
Iana ~ ,,,P: ,1' " "",o ~ I,i'''Gu'a'eiy
mnn,,;a" ,t,'',''on oF WIN NoI Oou3n'f'y'
tnlI I,,t,I, - '"o"'J 5I''S experience was
-, tt,;. WV VI '''e l,VcNy Ho''htaihS
Of ynnnI;n,. L, ~ ,t,o yg:.' ",''! lnc certainty
,,aar ,@2o.aII;. s;L E'''''' ~ O"vir 'nUS[' was
-, ti,,' ,',,,,i,, VIII SCI Forward
in,n nnno nmj m"s 'no rop'y Oh ihc -N'mcf-
IN ,lo oaI,;oa, p,,s,'ot VIZ. VIZ "ING' knew le"r
lie Tt,lo LSG;a ,nn,.oJ u p"p1o guy nc ana
Gyo ,yoar,, !" '' i"o',''uS' ana lor
bnroI Mi tI I ,G't''S were ,oS' ana
Of tho mnnnt.;n.o ~ G| San ""u "u.'oS "nU SHOWS ,I
tonouo cannot sLotch nro, y ~ f;', r,; D.I .''o
az tbot cvneIitom On N" ,I'. G",,,',GS ,@
C;snG,yI iSnn rcncbo3 I I' -" 4' Nl'IS r lot'
and Lcforr No slant nnt tho tou, p''On ~ G'I2on
crnmcnt in oncrat;opp and .tartoI '", "on-
nicotinn to t,o prcsiJart a oo'l,',t"-
fact ''''S''' ''''0 ''''''o N'''' Vi '''o
Tn tLa disobor,,o &C t,,o J,,t;,. r. Re
of the Tcrritarv ~ Oronon ',I, amI NG, :. ,p'
of Tndi,n ofr,';r. Conon"I Taa o'
eyinccd thc birbost ordor nf aL;;.,' II:
mcssarcs to thc Tcr;tor;.I Io,,;s1"t,,nn' ',,,,.3
in sound and nroctic,I y;o,rs r"lo.;,. 1917
wants and interests of thn Torr;tor,, ,0 ~ '';v
Of wholesome and ND inJ;n;nnn I"' -"
measures, calculated to devclon the resources
and promote the prosperity Of the pcoplc,-
lie found the Indian affairs in most troubled
condtion--thc troops disbundcd, the various
tribes in hostile attitude to the citizens
had committed dcprcdatieas upon their prop
erty, and'murdscd several familics-murdef
ors unpunished, and no restitution of propcrtv.
AS soon as he put the government in opera.
ti-n, without any troops he proceeded to the
scenes of dcprcdations, robbery and murder,
and by his superior address, tact, and Judge
mcnt, ne qUclcd all disturbances, had the
murdercrs arrested and punished, and with
out war or boodShcd accomplished what both
had failed 20 effect An incident occurred in
Lanes "tuIk with the Rougue River Indians,
Il War!lNc and predatory tribe, which illus
trteS ms remarkable sclt-possession, coolncss
ana judgment, IN imminent peril. lie en-
tered Their country with twelve or fifteen men;
these Indians had iicrccly rejected all at
temptS by the whites ot concilirtiuo, +nrr,s ,f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-14


srec'cs OF birds, from the brght-plumagcd hum
ming-bird to very large species of bird that is
| supposed to be nov extinct. There is but one
egg OF this species, we bcliovc now in the world,
nnd that isin l.ondon and from which II cut i'm
Plaster of Paris has been taken for the Smith
Snnan Institute. We saw there also the ilcn-
heal suit of clothes worn by Dir. Kane in his
Arctic Exploring Expedition in search Of the
'IrtH'el John franklin. us very odd-iooking
alH'r but very well adapted to such cold eli
mates hclng made of skins and furs. Through
Tue ElndncsS.of Got. AsnMoRE VIC obtained
scat ON the hoor OF the House, and by him intro
anGcd I" several OF the most prominent members
both ot the House and of tho Senate. We were
present Whcn Gcn. MtItSoN, of Virginia, re-
ceNc" inc highest number of votes that has vet
| De'h cast Tor tho Democratic candidate for
',PcnNW Cho cannot but he impressed with
'ne pcilct mat crisis IS Impending over tho
| country atcr listening to the debates that are
gong on IN congress from day to dizzy 1t is a
0N'S 10" mat IS to decide the fate of the South,
Whetner she VIII remain in the Union out of
H-whcthcr she Will submit to the rule Of
party whose creed Il death to the rctribution of
slavery: or whether she Will rise in her might
ana majesty ana roll back the fierce tide Of fa-
h;'tclSm and aggression, and say to it thus far
Shait th"u come and no farther The South
mas iorp"rnc ana inrhornc until GUrbcarancG
mas ceased to he virtue" and it is now time
i"r her To rouse herself to action when Black
hePuoi'cans get up ON the loor OF Congress and
! say tney nope to 1--we to sec the day when the
trace OF no save snail curse this lnnd,' and that
'hGy would not hesitate themselves to violate
! my nS'Nc ctaNc Law nor advise others to do
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-14

RELcioNs or TIE WoRLp-Tho directors of
the Statistical Bureau of Berlin prussia) fur
nlahcs the following religious statistics:
The followers Of various Asiatic rclioions arc
estimated at GOOOOO,OO0, MalIonrmedans at | Co :
oOp,OOO, and " "llcathens" (thc Gentilcs properl
at 20O, ,0000 600.
In tho several nations of the earth there are
33AOnO,O0O Christians: of whom 10000 600
arc Catholics, S9,0O, 900 Protestnnts, and 76.
100000 followers of the. Greek Church The
number of Jews amount to 5000 600: of these
2,S9O.I1O arc in Europc--nnmely 100000 in
European Russia 1j3304 in Austria. 234 248,
in Prussia, 1872, lTG in other parts of Germany.
G2,lI0 in the Netherlands, 81, ,953 in italy. 73,-
995 in France, 10000 in Great Britain and TO-
600 in Turkey.
The lsare!itc population in the United States is
estimated mt about 100000 souls who have cs-
tablished lI0synagogues OF these, 40, 600 dwell
in the city of New York and alone outnumber
the entire llebrow population resident in the
British Isles. OF this aggregate about three
ionrths arc derived from the Immigration of the
preceding twenty years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-14

lIoN. j. DUNcAN ALLEN.--Wc lave right.
we believe, to express our views on the man we
wnnid like to see get the Guhernatoral chair du-
ring the next term. a good many gentlemen
have been nominatcd--wnrthy-d -descrvimg-an
emincntly qoaliticd-wc don't deny it, This is
fact. Amongst the number of worthy gentle
men presented wo would very respectfully sug-
geSt the Hon j. Duncan Allen. We don't
know man that would Gil the post better
Pain and transformations in his manners-frm
and fearless in his rncipes-undisguisc in
his actons-kind in his portment-hospitablc
social, with strong common sense, and imbucl
wlth patriotic devotien to his native Stuto.-
lie would undoubtably fill the position noblv
and reflect honor upon South Carolina. we
hope to sec him our next governor.
Nsnjer,.y S. CO Sim
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-14

WAsUINCroN, Jan. MIR. WipfalI the new.
ly elected Senator from Texas, took his seat TO.
day. Mr. Mason appeared in an entire suit of
Virginia grey. The message has been repub-
lished with the speeches. a bill was introduced
for the abolition of the franking privilege.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-14

SAY nothing respecting yourself, either
good, bad, or indifferent nothing good, for
that is vanity; nothing bad, for thai. 10 sffecs
tation; nothing indifferent, for that is silly. (
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-14

Hon. THoMAs G. CLEMSON Ga son-ln-law
of the great South Carolina statcslnan), is to
be appointed "Agriculturist of the Patent
Office" which will virtually place him at the
head OF the Agricultural l}ureau--Mr Brown
having had leave to step ont some months
since. Mr. Clemson is admirably fitted for
this position, having a justly high reputation
as a scientific agrculturist, backed BY practi-
cal experience. Since his return from Belgi-
UNI, whore he resided some years as Charge
Gl1Baires, he has resided on plantation at
BladcnsburG, in this vicinity. On several
occasions, when he has lectured at the Smith
sonian Institution, or participated in the de-
bates of the United States Agricultural Soci-
city, he has been listened to with deep inter
est. The appointment is an excellent one.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-14

DISCHARGE OF OpERATIyGs.--W understand
thatyover one hundred hands have recently been
discharged from one of our largest manufacto-
ries, in consequence of orders from the South
having been eountermandcd. The factory has
been in very successful operation for six Or eight
years past, doing very extensive business, the
major portion Of which is, with the South. 1t
is also very probable some fifty mon will have
to be discharged shortly. If thcro is not an ond
to tho slavery agitation now going on, both
North aRd South. there not being work enough
to keep them employed, even at reduced wages.
This factory, when in full operation, furnishes
for some four or Aye hundredmcn.
Philadelphia Pennsylcdnida, -3lSt
]. WY is n oats tail like q swans bosom? Be-
cause IL crows hnuyn ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-14

WY is n cats tail like a swans bosom? Be-
cause it grove down,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
CITY Election.

The Democrats Of the city have called Con-
vention for the nomination q party candidates
for city officers + nov remains for the RePub-
Leans to determine whether they VIII follow
the example u not We are ID favor of nomi-
nating straight Republican ticket, u the bezt
u,en IN the party. That there is need Of reform
IN our city government. 10 one viii doabt. Lei
a. bring oqt our ia. nien--lea Who viii act
for the interests If The whole city and if We are
defeated Iet the responsibility rest where i be-
iuggs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
GaIena and Chicago Union Railroad.
WINTER ANnANGrMENr.
American and Foreign
STEREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM
4 AN THoNY-
sos BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

sos BkOADW NEW YORK
an ,,,-.,.., ., -.
-FI'T -'i"y Isl 4Nh'- at 5pi bKCADH ~, fn0 doors
from ne 81. AIcaolas HOtsf
The Stereoscore +. The most .usfvucfirs ,nts,,,t;,r
a7EsIn entertaining and erc!t,ng Of modem men,
tious.
None are too oun none tao MD none too ,nt,ll,g,nt
none 100 ,.neducate 10 its worth and beau-
y
No home l. complete without It, and it must and III
p.ue.ratc crers uhere
IL presents ~ your Wow every mart OF the world in All
BoiIrrss Drfsrrrfirr d<taH
4. If Won we're on The Il. r
lf,t,-rarls are gII,re eynl.tioy Eurone All,
Africa. America u search Of the --and and brautifuI
and ne results Of their s.li qre o,,lta rc6,n ouy
:
-..f.sva ay i-,-lars. - .,.r y-f.,rs ,s ..a,o.
s.; b. ..rs.n En.s,-I $500, T-Isr5 1870
f.i..,,-3 Holland -v-i-, ST., Tie sbi,a -
saif7os - sIoua Fsuffa bGse,i r,sri.s Tt.Iy r.
lar F,,nt Athens rI. tI.fy ma bit,7 iufia c..
~, +. 8rt also t5-tsfs historical .p,lf.iu-
s-a,as breakfast seems ~. no. s.sfr,-y - e. IT,
.er.. n tl,a-. ;If,-,,..-..s 49, - NV
Ry w ~, 1%o 1850
1-,,i5 js,-. in lis .I..r.,. - -, &c -. .,,.,
- - 81 ~ 100 seems Xot5i a.. b 7'toS,ns
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
Industrial irt | Mon.

The Executive Committee of the Industrial
Art Union Association have already completed
the Premium List. which viIl be published
soon. Most Of tie Premiums have been doubled.
.na some Of them raised much higher hg
ura The aggregate amount offered IN PFeml-
nm. at the Far next fall VIII be some eigit
h-r.i-ea dollars The grounds viii be put Il
fir., rate order and tie Fair continued for three
DAYS instead If two. as last year. We antici-
pase = 5e.;cr Far than va ever before held j
the State
The arrangeraes.;s being made this carl,
vii enable farmers > prepare for fine exhibI-
ton. AMI We hope all viii take the aat,er under
.aas.Iera,iea. AMI govern themselves according
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

TN PRoBATE.-IOwA COUNTY COURT. In III
| rnttter ct the Estate OF JONATHAN DAWES de-

ceh=ef.
Phnbe Davies and John Davies, representing that
heirs deceased they have Inherited, in common
whereof said deceased died. seized aHt praying that
Comus he appointed TO mako partition of tie
Judge az the Court Monday, TIE p day Of APrii next
ensuing the Court House IL the City Il Mineral Point
m said county And II further ordered That notice
thereof d. given all persons interested ~ Publishing
copy the order FIR three sue.sTe veeLs prior 70
s,i5 nv If hearing. the NINHasI FoiSI FRiHCNE
weekly ncv@IaPer, Published at The city q Mineral
Point, in said county / u S4ti' NJ
County Judge.
D,tea March 9Th $500. list
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27
MINERAL POINT SENINARI.

j. NOLAN, =. VI, Pr,s~x
- :, 80 AMI teschcrfof Ancient Language.
Physics. "
''4''i 4 - i'-nt |NNllr - Preespfrsss,
And Teacher II French and Germ Al.
CHAS. BFLINski, Tcacher-of Music-Pisuo, Melodeon
md Guitar
y On al matters respecting Terms. Boariny Books
-, line :" the Principal viii promptly answered
- Accomplished Teacher jwili. FURNISHED for
schools on plNcation - the PrinciI al.
r Z + +. II EN- . T. g
Hon. F,RrEr EkToS, and Hos. N. CorHKKS Min
rr-i Point: Rev VI. DISspALE, Linden z WErnERssx
Esq, SAullshurg. .s-n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

PisEs rEsK.- Several parties from this vi
galty have already started for Pixies Peak
8 number u young gentlemen ct this city are
"a arlas - leave fer the same destination IN
Ia days.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

ya.. u. O.
fua.sJ.
John Adams Eliza Adams s
John Bonner
10y virtue of alignment % ForeelosuTs sno
ia the entitled actian dat-i - 1914 a>y O.
N.-ch g. r. Is / shall offer far ssie 2He scd az pun
lie auction TO highest bidsst 81 the 'front.' c"o %
the Court House IN cts If Mineral Point, tounfr
So S-xt Aforesaid on the I5th 1sy Of October A d a.
"a c~forz p that day, the following des-rirt
premises sxt 81 lie amount IF u $500
~ :. plaintiffs bcsioe interests and co,ts q sac, 10
Wit.
t-re 30 block nElbs- ~ and running thence NORTH
low. street fttirtvsve- and cue-ha ieet Ihsnc-
one h,5-si get, : s1ath .hrty seven aid on- half
Get thet Eu1drel fees to Iowa street fss
rsce % beginning according To h@,st survey q a W
Comfort the village 81 otEevr in sAIt county and
S:ate-Ia;ed siserifFs One aiy =. l.sS
THOMAS MrF sRIAND. sheriff low. Co Vi
Smith 4 keyes, AID Joseph II airy, Eff-s Attys-
$rn--s
The above post ei unti the 2st o. r jan
uaTy. 4. D. I5C3 a. the san-e hour A. Fiae,
THOMAS MAINLAND,
xa+4s SheriE IcEs Co. US
The shove sale postponed ty p-s-i9rn4t1oH mi
the 2Sth iay Of January ls5U aad i far 1stqonse
until Isth day OF February, lss a. Tie sane
THOMAS MCFARLAND, sheriff
80 Io-z county, VIZ
The toveYs.le is.fu-her Postponed unif .ie -i.f aE,
Of sp-il A. D Is60. Al she s.n1e : ~ ano place.
- - - TUnEAS MCFARLAND, sheriff
So, Iawa Co., =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

TroKErs.-Tickets for the Judicial Election
for Judge SIoan-can be had By application At
the IRIBURE Once.
Tickets for town officers printed on short no
tice and a. low rates.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

- Geai Nm Naasers new advertise
aras Iie Las a sae stuck II Clocks. " a;chos
aa3 Iewelgy
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300 LBS. PORK, p BUSH. POTATOES,
400 BEEF, % CORN.
so BUTTER, is TJRSIPS
as LARD, s :. ONIONS.
25sCoRDS WOOD
lny Of the above article viii be received subscrp
tien for the TRIBUSg any debts due this Office.
sov. ), 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-27

Ny old customers invited 10 call in rbensva- ,h
need anything in my line, and any person DESTROYS
sale. T SopxJSr ~
Mineral Point. Oct 1856 Io,,
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GUN BNIErxxxNa:
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which Nil! De sold lower for cash than ever before Of
feTei ia this market liz has also good stock Of
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IL M.NlNG PURLIC
E0Ens Cash /.

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~ continue t.gtr l-tr.fe-. IT, tliS Establishments
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

BY LADY OF NEW kSciASD
Price 81 IS For sale By nS
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