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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
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The Milwaukee Enquirer, Edited by A. G
LL-ls Esq who has always been considered
orthodox on al political questions by the en-
tire Democracy Of Wisconsin. in spea king Of
the reasons offered for supporting Mr. Doug
las, says:
/" fIe claims that popular Sovereignty is the
doctrine [almosi the only onel of tue Dem
ocratic party" and continues as follows:
I" Popular Sovreign.y-although much
urged by Mr.. Dougas. and some other Dem
ocrats. IN $50 and 1884, was repud:ated In
$50. and KEPT OUT Of Tag CINCINNATI Plat
FORM. This instrument, after announcing
\ oN-ISTERvrSTioN. fixes the precise time
when alone, and not before, the People, Of a
Territory can intervene and act upon slavery ;
and that is, when forming Constitution for
State. 1t sums up The whole power of the
Territories over Slavery thus:
"REsoLveD lhAt we Recognize the light OF the Pro
PIE OF the Territories not The legislature whenes
the number OF their inhabitants us;ies H. form a
ted into the nion upon terms OF pefecf equality with
The other States.
This Popular Sovereignty doctrine, although
convenient device for Northern Democrats
to catch free-soil votes being in violation of
the equal rights OF the people of the several
States and Territories. was objected to bv
many most influential Democrats, and kept
out Of this platform and Mr.. Douglas is Ell
deavoring 10 6istort the record when he at
tempts TO say that Mr.. Buchanan was elected
on tus Issue.
But IN 1884, on the passage of the Kansas
Nebraska bill, this question was much dis
cusSed-the doctrine was sterniy objected to
by many democratic Senators. 1t was finally
AGREED that il should be Withdrawn from
Congress, be considered Judicial question,
be referred to the Supreme Court, and that
the Democracy of the Union should ABIDE
the decision. No man was more emphati-
caly on The record to this agreement than
Judge Douglas. Wei, the Court has spok en-
IN The Dred Scott case. TO the point-decided
the matter p!ump'y against Popular Sovereign
ty in the Territories. Does Mr.. Douglas sub
nit No; but still cings to the dogma
He says. matter what the Court has deci-
ded. still the people have the right and the
sovereign power to prohibit o. establish sla-
very IN the Territories before they become
States. In this he is at war with the Demo
cratic party and Its Platform, and with the
Supreme Court, 1t is not a very good reason
why Democrats should support him for the
Presidency.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

THE BREcKIxRIDGE PARTY OF New York
The party of breckenridge and Lane, in
New York. have demonstrated pretty conclu-
sively at their State Convention just ad journ-
ed, that they are in earnest in their opposi-
ton TO Douglas. After passing storng anti
Douglas series of resolutions, the Convention
nominated the following candidates for State
officers:
For Governor-James t. Brady, of New
York.
Lieut.. Governor-H. X. Eiele, Of Buffalo
Canal observation-disclosures VI. Jaycox.
State Prison Inspector Robert W Allen,
Electors a, Large Gideon ]. Tucker ana
Henry S. Randall.
At the conclusion Of the business, iDaniel
s. Dickinson was called out and made char
acteristic speech.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Important News from Europe.

BFsrox. Aug. ls.-rhe steamship Parans
from Galway 9TH, VIA ST. Johns. Y. r., ar
rived this morning. Her mails were forward
| ed to New York 10 the 9 4 N. train. via New
Haven. due in New York II P. N.
The Dublin 7iznss OF the 18th contains the
following latest Intelligence:
MaRsEILLEs, Aug. 6.-The troops have
left for Syria. The Finnstierre left for lou
ION yesterday, and the Baraughter with hall
battalion of Chasseurs left for MarseIlles
to-day. The fifth regiment of the line has ar
rived here.
According to advices from Naples, 300
soldiers, who were on the point Of joining
Garibaldi. had been arrested. The Minister
of War had drawn off the troops from Alb
ruzzi in order TO concentrate the principal
part of the army around Naples.
BgLGRADs, 6th.-Serious dl sturbances took
place yesterday between Servian Turks and
manned quiet.
Palermo, fth.-Large numbers of volun-
teeTs continue TO arrive.
NAPLES, 3d.-All efforts to conclude an
arrangement with Garibaldi having failed,
preparations are being made 10 repulse any
attempts a an invasion. Improvements are
being actively introduced IN the royal army
and navy. Commander CapocclaZo has been
appointed Director of Marine. The office OF
private Secretary TO the King has been sup
pressed. The King has visited the head
quarters of the National Guard.
Turin letter of Aug. Sd aIirms that the
Prussidn Ambassador at the Sandman Court
assured Count Cavour that the Cabinet OF
Berlin would observe the strictest neutrality
wiki regard to Italy.
The Movement, of Genoa, published an
extraordinary edition Saturday evening,
hat no 1-t1 md =
regiments had mntined in Calabria to the cry
of :" Viva Garidaldln
1t is reported that the King of Naples had
sent 1900 soldiers to Reggia, opposite Mes
slna, and these troops ii is confidently assert
ed, intended to join GaribaIdi the moment he
lands at Naples aud Rome. Hs was waited
for with Impotence.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Friends OF Henry Clay.


Stephen A. Douglas, in speech which
he made in the Court House Square in Car
rolton. in 1914, spoke Of Henry Clay sub
stantialIy as follows: Speaking of the Ore
gon Boundary question, and Mr. Clay's viii
lingness 10 compromise the dispute by ac-
cep;ing P line short of 81 deg. 40 min, Ste
phen a. Douglas said:
Il denounced him in the Congress OF The
United States, and now denounce him as a
TR.ITo8-AN OLD BLACK-HEARTED
TRAITOR,-Th first American statesman
who ever attempted to SELL HIS COUNTRY
FOR BRITISH GOLD"
tears over the grave Of Henry Clay, and with
an impudence unparalleled III all the achieve
ment of political denagoguery, asserts that
Henry Clay called him to his bedside, and
entrusted to him the protection of his (Clay 81
fame and putation,-CARRoLroN Pass.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Commercial.
-LL"A-

TUESDAY, Augpst :. L..
Produce less active Pr.ees remains IL, -. 80
week. We quote folloSs
EXCHANGE on New York * sallsa
Sslt ies American Golf percent. =,
WHEAT ei70c
FL.OUR-No.1, s., IS.
C9kS-55 q 10 cents per busAel, Of 20 lbs. 40
ssOATS- 206p25 cents
BEANS-Sl@l,25 per bushel for clear Whit.
BkEF-s3,5o on foot; Sig s. in quarter,
SALF-S2,00 per barrel.
SJGAR-Retails at to Is !hssorsl
CuERANTS-RetsilsI i lbs for 81
Mpi.A>S HS-ketAils al 50 s1oe cont. CALI
IRON AND STEEL--i.nols sold Al (s.ia,,
= cents according TO sizes. F''"eA..sau
MlSERAl-s3l per 1000 pounds
COAL-s5 per ton
Aurr5n Hides. from one half tro-tara, All
LCE 5sIi-iencing, sic. Jo.st $40 Ssasf's,.
BurTfER-Fresh in rolls Ice
EGGS-oc. per doren.
LARD-l234c- perDouni.
POTATO ES-2J625s Ger ba.Fei.
DRIED APPLES-sc per pouIJ
ONIoNS-SI per bushel.
"oob-per cord, s5o for green, 81 to5ery
CHICAGO MARKET
FLoCR-Asrket heavy AID dropping s. sazs--
wiz AF-Sprins declined 49ljc; --as,, ~,
cents lower; s5esI.o0. "A-'> )
CoRN-DuIl and declined, 3;G3TS
nATS-ls1204
kNE-Jower. @5550c.
BARLEI-harket quiet and nominal al 49a.a.
BUTrER-Fair demand At logic
kSGS-DUil at 5Gl6c per dozen.
IUTAlOES-Dull st IL. g92Oc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Emigration Settling Westward.

Hundreds of emf grants are continually ar
irving in our city, bound for the interior to
settle on our unocupied lands. We learn
that many thousands are now on their way
from Germany to take up their homes among
US. The German emigration to Wisconsin
this year Will amount to more than that OF
the last three years combined. The arrivals
in New y ork show that larger majority OF
the emigration this year is bound for w IS
consln. We learn that our German citizens
throughout the States are in receipt of letters
from their friends in all paris of Germany
acquainting them of the fact that extensive
arrangements are now being made in all the
German States To emigrate to Wisconsin
next year. The news of our abundant crops
have reached Germany, and fired this part OF
the Old World with a desire to come to this
land of promise and plenty. We say wei
come, thrice welcome, to every honest son
Of Germany SENTINEL.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

The EDISBUroH REVIEW FOR jury, Repub-
lished by l. Scott 1t Co, ST Gold Street, New
York. Price 81 per annum. The present
number contains unusual variety of articles
-no loss than twelye-on the subjects of the
most striking Interest IA the literary and 20
lItical world. Our readers cannot be too often
reminded Of the practice of his and the other
leading reviews Of giving prompt attention to
the topics of the day, and by their deliber.-
tion aud research correcting tie hasty impulses
Of the moment. It may be as welI to remark
that this number commences n volume and
though each IS perfect IL itself, and suhscrip
tious may be made at any time, yet there il.
an obvious PEopriety and con, enience IN Sc
curing complete volumes.
Price of one Review, 80 a year. Price OF
the four Reviews, SIS; !" BIac4wood aud the
four Reviews $40.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Arrest of Prof. Daniels .

Prof. Daniels. who assisted in the escape Of
;. NJ Bco:h, and who aided in resisting the
officers in The attemp; u Arrcst Booth at r pom
was arrested by Ha7shals Rogers and Garlick.
Al so du Lac. on the l6,h INST and IS now
confined in the room vacated BY Booth. il the
Custom House at Milwaukee Il IS understood
thai he intends applying for a writ Of Habeas
Corpus. from cur State Court. We think thai
unless Daniels and Booth ii behave themselves
a free men should DO. tile Custom House At
Milwaukee is suitable place for them
Since the above va, ~ type, VIC learn from
the Free Democrat shat NJ. Daniels has been
released Oh $4,000 bonds. and IS now Ii hber-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

SYRACUSE, August l5.-The Douglas
nation of Presidential Electors and State Off
GERS met here at II o'clock to day. The
committee on contested seats in the New
York case reported in faV r of admitting both
the Tammany and Mozart Hal! delegations
with one vote each.
Judge Willard, of Saratoga, was chosen
President. and VIM. Kelly, of Duchess was
nominated for Governor; Wm. 4. Allen, OF
Oswego. for Lieut.. Governor; Vim. w.
Wright, Of Ontario, for Canal Commissions
er, and VIM. c. Rhoads for State Prison In
spector The Convention then adjourned till
tomorrow.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

DoUGLAs viii surely be elected by the peo-
pie. We predict that he viii receive the votes
OF the following States: Maine. New Hamp-
shire Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Minnesota Oregon,
California. Missouri, Arkana.. Louisiana. North
Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, Delaware
keEtucky-ra all $50 votes, more than two
thirds OF The entire electoral vote I1ic!!g.1tcer
We put the above on record merely for the
purpose OF preserving 1t that may show it
TO our neighbor after the election and hear him
say that article was got up for ihe same pur-
pose of the snti-sI.very resolution by the Demo
Gratis IN Is l9"-to deceive the people. IN hopes
thereby TO catch few votes. BY the way
uelgl'bor. what has become of Illinois and In
diana? are they lrrecoverahly lost to the Lii
tie Glaut?"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Trip 70 Milwaukee.

c.na, !, T,,r. Miller. Court.
$50 !, ~. lat w,.k
- s.s,rs We took the route
-, or. a., r,nas,,lI,.
- = 60. i,
' 'i'e e"'i'e ,o'', w.. .-o,,
i'e'eo -, - A. Ear .,
rs p'eee"' -, 80
~ = .o"'1
= % se'i '''e
Ind not iaooFed ~ Vain NJ '''-' ''''''
neen amply rewarded. il most cases the
.clls I'D ,I,n. ~ wors and the ~orknen
a. +i.r,z,,i,,,,
S'fe Dusty ei"f'"' - =
"ut the grHin. Tie yield, a Tar a. mas been
,ro-en.is even mure abundant than was "a
tlr,, anticipated In several places were
,,la. ,hresher. eers Offering to ,hresh tie en-
ire crop Of neiglt,orhoods tor the amouni Of
~. xiel8 over thirty bushels 10 the acre. The
"a, c-op i. equally abundant aud productive.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
August I3, 1856

Probate Iowa County CouTt-In the matter 81 tbs
last VII! and tesla uent Of Farley Eaton, deceased
rE'O ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN, let ers tesla
Inony on the last viii and testament Il Geceas
ed having been issued to Harriet Eaton Almsnsor
Eaton ana Cyrus M0odnan the l4th day Of Nay
4 D. 1900, aad year from NJ after said dag being
allowed and limited Tor creditors 10 present tllei
Claims for examination and allowance, notice ii
hereby given that the undersigned will, on Non
day the 5rd cay of September ensuing, at the
Court House IN the city of Mineral Point
receive examine and adjust all claims dera-Ics
ali persons against said deceased:
In. STRONG. Co1a+y ya3ya.
Ezte1 AIs--s- ~, a y. lsec. a3sass
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

gJCsrIcE SLOW But SURE-ArchIbald Reeves,
4 young man who stabbed and Instantly killed
John kiingelsmiih in Ohio, in the ear ly part
OF last winter made his escape and until last
week eluded the vigience OF the officers. re
fed TO Wisconsin, and was finally found and
arrested near Platteville from whence he was
taken on Friday last, aud carried back to Ohio,
where he will probably meet the just reward
flr LIS crime
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Another Destructive Storm.

a terrible storm ragged in and about New
Orleans on The i:h inst doing much damage
and caGsiag the death of some sixty persons.
The damage to the water craft along the coast
OF Lake Poatche-train was great, and the same
l. reported from Lake Borgne, where % per-
sons were killed. The water rose 10 the &c pth
Of four feet in the public streets.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Lancaster institute,

--...Ssrstnt to-s " Is
SHERMAN PAGE, 4 B. Principal.
Mrs. +. II. PAGE, Preceptress.
Assisted by competent and expere need Teachers in all
departments
The Fall Term of ID Weeks win commence
Thursday, August 23d
$40 90 por TeIm 81. 90 per week. pays for Board
and Tuition in common English Bran ches.
Every facility Afforded for acquiring = thorough
Education.
Special attention given 10 Normal Instruction.
For information admission apply to the Prin-
ciPal.
Lancaster, July 10th, 1850 4v29
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

rEThe Douglasiies of the Is, District-have
Rominated JONATHAN E ARNOLD, of Milwaukee
for Congress. JONATHAN IS an able man, but
stands jus: about much chance of going 70
Congress as DouGLAs does Of being elected
President
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
STATE of wisconsin, Iowa county Circuit Court,

SrATE Of Wisconsin, Iowa county Circuit Court.
George " Chapman Plaintiff, against Ralph Flint,
anu sarah Flint, Defendants.
The plaintiff desires the trial Of this action If any
there be - be had county Iowa The State oi
Wisconsin to Ralph Flint Sarah Flint defendants
You are hereby summoned and required the
complaint IN this action, which sled in the Office
Of the te OF tue Circuit Court for Iowa coun-
ty, on the I'D day Of July 1850, OF which copy
herewith served upon you and cnpyiof your
WeT on the subscribers At their office ia the ~ o
Mineral Point Iowa County, Stat. scons:r, within
ninety days after he service hereof exclusive Of The
day OF such service and If YOU fail
iaint as aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply the Court
Tor the reei demanded in the complaint. Dated JULY
22d, 1860.
CoB8 AEssNoRE SUDDUTH, Attorr ey. for Plaintiff.
witness the Hon Montg puery VI. CoihreB, Judge o
l.. said Court and the seal Of sszid Court. THU
Cd day of July A. d. 1890
Attest John ComniRs, Clerk OF Circuit Court, Iowa
! County Wis
nS,-aOt.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
FORECLOSURE SALE.

Daniel thinner, Plaintiff, State Of Wisconsin
against lows County
John ". Wiadus. Ctrru}t c.,r-.
Defendant.
DY virtue OF judgment Of Foreclosure and ..l. t
i tanned from the above named Court IN he -
entitled cause 10 me directed and delivered b-afln at
tie nth day OF May. 1850, aal. ~ direction of
Alto news IshAil expose Tor sale and sell Al m bli
tIon al the front door Of the Court House in the
Mineral tclnt, Iowa county Nlscoa Sin on SATURDAY. ls
18th dag ~ September 4 H. ls6a cloch r. NJ ~
day, all of the following Lescrlvd real estate or =. -,
thereof as may be sufficient satisfy khe iuaxnept ~
this action. together with interest and costs io-wit
The east half Of the southeast quarter AM the north
wet quarter of the southeast qusrter aud the suut
west quarter of the north quarter section nub
eighteen us in township number six 90 north OF rau
number one a. cast containing loo acres. les
lying and being IL the County of Iowa and State Of A.
Dated SheriHs Office, Mineral Point, Iowa COUNTY
v Isconsin, IUuS 25th, \. y. 1850.
THOMAS MCFARLAND Sheriff
u26tds Iowa county Wis
CoBB, AksSHoKk X SUDDUTH, Plaintiff g ATTORNEYS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

cF The hatei!igeaccr assumes to be pleased
with the effect Of the Republican meeting here
on he II;h. We are glad to hear it. But few
gatherings Of that kind are apt to please both
parties; this one appears to have bsen an er-
csDtIua.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
DISSOLUTION AND REORGANIZATION
NEW LAW FkRNE.

THE FIRM OF COBB MEssMoRE after a co Dtiilu.-
ion CT eight years dissolved By mutual consent from
and after the 6rst day OF May 1850 to be succeeded in
lhe Mineral Point business by the firm organized
after that date under the name of
Cobb, Mess1nore & Sudduth.
Composed OF Anass Cobb, Alexander Wilson, and
james r SRdiuth, Of Mineral Point, and / l. Mess
OF Is Crosse.
Thankful the business public for = c7ni'.enc.
heretofore -epO.sd IN the old, the firm sii ~
reulitted application business and the interef
their clients deserve success.
Tins cement renders il imperative rtseeg
s.ry that the old business Of Cobb 8essnpre c1s
ed immediately.
Spscia! attention gtssH ColJertinz ard Scrt7ira
CLAIMS IN all parts ofthe Northwest.
Office opposite the Court House, STAIR
Mineral Point, April -. 1850.
ASSOCIATE OFFICES.
Cobb Nessmore K Mckinney, Ia trD--s. Wis
COBB & wilson, Rlcnland Centre. licl.isnd Co, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

ca, has been placed in the hands of receiver,
and the Bank of Corning aBd the Onondags
county Bank. \. Y. are closing up their af-
fairs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
chicago Spring Whea;

As the receipts of new spring whes: La,.
increased. the qualitity has greatly improves
At fist 1t was feared by mary that the ,rao
was not as good as thar OF last years In, =.
has proved even better The grain is heay;.r
more plump, aad Of a clear, bright color.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
4 Is este-n Farm.

The Gaeua .fdrartisor notices one Of the
Faru.- IA IIlinoi--shat Of Mr.. Harvey VIII
son, Of Elkhorn Grove, IL Carroll Couaty--as
follows
lie has 60 acres, 81 which 500, including
the orchard. are under cultivation. TIN. sea-
SON, off of l~5 acres. he expects TO realize
1870 bushels Of wheat Of wheat 200 acres Of
corn VIII average him 81 bushels TO the acre
100 acres of hay land leIdiug three tons - the
acre. and 100 acre, OF oats and other grain.
realizing about - bushels TO the acre. He has
raised this harvest some China 0ats. yielding
- bushels to the acre and weighing iif,v-tyvo
pounds ~ the buShel. An excellent kind OF
va,e
The orchard. Mr. Wilson thinks. will Weld
him 500 bushels Of apples, besides other fruits.
WHO would NOT be farmer, II he owned such
: farm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

q The L. S. ZoUAvE CADkTs.- Of Chicsgo
have just re;rrled home from Eastern tour,
AMI were recsived by them friends and neigh
bors with grand Demonstration. They have
gained the reputation Of being tie hes: drilled
Company IL The I. :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

Gopr--Tae Ladys' Book for September i.
on hand with rs usual variety and adornmen;s
Every body says this IS tue bes; Ladys' Maya
zlne published. II lacks nothing to mako it:
perfect.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

The DOUGLAs STATE COMMITTEE IN PENN
Observation-Disclosures August 5th.-The
Douglas State Committee meet this P. Il. and
sat with closed doors. 1t is ascerteined.
however, that 1t is their determination to
nominate clear Douglas Electoral ticket
Tie Electors on the fading Convention
ticket who pledge Tor Douglas viii be re-
tanned. The other districts will be filled
with Douglas men. Tie Committee NEE,
again this evening.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
MARRIED

In this city, Monday morning August goth by
Rev. G. NJ SKINNER Mr.. BENZ. WARNER. OF Chicrgo, to
Mss LIZZIE PHILLIPS, daughter of HCGH PHILLIPS,
E-9. of this citA.
N this City the 21st inst, By the Rev. Francis
Mef5sra. Mr, BgESAED DAs-yE, &C CA.ccgo, 70 E.sz
Files GTvESE, OF this City
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

Coop YIELp.-We have heard of the yield of
wheat per acre Of several farmers in the neigh
borhood Of Elizabeth: Mr. ByiEgions fields
yielded 80 bushels the acre. Mr. Leach's IL
-: Mr Rankia's 40 10; Mr.. Wilson 50 Ia
of " heat and 20 OF Oats 20 the sese.-t,at--u
Adj
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
ESTEAY NOTICE.

Str-yed from the subscriber, in the town IF Wald-
Wick, shout the 9th OF August inst, BLACK
HORSE, Wit h star in the forehead both hind fee.
am ore hail Of for foot white, said
yeas ID, end has saddle and gear
in The win settlement Of neral Point on
Thursday tae 9Th. Any person who may find said
horse, will De JBorsbly rewarded leaving him
IrlTael LathrOps Hardware store a. the Tribune
office Any information regard to his whereabouts
will be thankfully receiyed. EDMUND SlNONS
Aug. 18th 1860.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

Arkansas ELrcrloS.--At the recent election
n Arkansas Il Y Eh5roa inAerendeu5 Demo-
rat ~a- sl.r;cd tie.erusr. ana EDwARp "
t:.KErr sad HoNAs c. HISuXAN, both Demo
Gratis y re elected - Congress.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ,

tL iIte faeI for al
son the s N Al
@ Js A t
p
y
P.H
cmmsaOn q . Lands
H.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Furniture for Sale .

THE subscriber ofsrsfor sale the furniture
4 70 the Wisconsin House. in Mineral Point Terms
easy.
The only for selling the furniture that the
proprietor wishes 10 engage in other business.
WM URES.
August 13, 1850.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

- Two Catholic churches in the city Of
New York have Just contributed 50 ,34i for the
relic: of the Pope.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rToTKCI

Providence permitting, the Southern portion Of
Mineral Point District of the Methodist Episcopal
Church win hold csInpmeetng miles south of ay-
ette commence the 29tA OF Aug, and close on
4ih OF sept.
o. the ground. All hucsster shops remain outsiae
lawful limits.
Ministers aud people far and near, come, come ALL
join : in the feast of tabernac
Mineral Point, Aug, 9th 1860.
JAMES LAWSON.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Sale Of Forfeited State Lands.

Office of Commissioners of School and University Lands,
MADISON, Jun /. 29Ih, 1860