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dsocctirnfs irl happen srsn ~ irc reqiofei sDRes
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AasreantiIe

WE invite the attention Of our customers to the
w large aud unusually attractive stock of
MER GOODS,
Just received, and ~ DAILY ARRIVING
100 pieces ans Preach OrgSndie Mus-
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. cases ans chIntE-eoIorsd Lawns, Tast
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chints-eoisred BsrsEes-Ia,s@ISe.
Elegant BsrAEo Robes, nom TO n
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Fine pIsin-coIor Bsragss-sSc.
English Bsrags snd Travelling Dress
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DRESS SILKS,
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super Dress silks 75c.
KID GLOVES,
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White Dress Muslins, a large stock.
Lace MaRtlllaS,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-11
miscellaneous.

SEED WHEAT
~ CALIFORNIA SEED WHEAToyeryr superior, for
sale by CARR, GIESE co,
n UMP PLASTER.
- 200 tons WINDSOR PLASTER now landing and for
- i',7 ~ N' - CARR, GEESE & CO,
81 Spears wharf.
wv O. HID. SLAVES.
w . 2COj White Oak HID Slaves for sale by
CARR, GEESE CO,
q Spears arr.
TOBACCO.
l. Scases LEAF TOBACCO for sale by
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q Spears wharf.
pOSENDALE CEMENT.
IL Superior HYDRAULIC CEMENT for sale by
go. CARR, GEESE & co,
auS'tlr q Spears wharf
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Sanders AnS Sruktts.

WANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED SALES
w MAN TO TRAVEL WEST FOR A CIGAR HOUSE
Address, with real name, BON 113, 7. o. au3-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
The Exclusion Of Kansas.

The Democratic party have 1t last assumed
the grave responsibility of refusing the State OF
KANSAS admission into tile Union. The measure
OF their iniquites would not have been fall with
oIt this Growing aci Of perrdIty and Injustice.
Sa;.il recall the record of InfaIny. of which
ti,e past eight years are fuli-;he cons piracies.
frauds. III rasIons, murders, and LecomDionIsms
by which II has been sought tn Tx Slavery
upon the soil Of that Territory Shall
heaTse the t1".sand efI"rts To Illustrate the VIII
o! The people, and !" coeFce them ;othe 4, cePi-
auee Of IN uncaristian and paihsotne form OF
c.ely snd government Fortunately all this
- needless Tha, which was too a,raciaus for
belief IN 1886 Is known ani read of ali men N
iS6h aud slEce il appears hat The Democracy
are inclined 10 carry the Issue OF Needing
Kansas - Into another Presidential campaign.
We commend them 10 look well 10 the conse-
qGences.
Out Of thirty eight Democrats in the Senate
of the United States. " here the bill was defeat
ed, barely two ioHud voting with the Re
publIcans for the admission of the new State
Pugh. of Ohio, and Laiham. Of California
Douglas was absent. nursing one of his number
less and strange disorders Thompson, OF y CIV
Jersey. Rl-ler. of fenusyl ANA. Bright and
Fisch of Indiana. Rice, of Minnesota Gwin. OF
California and Lane az Oregon, stuck 10 Lee
compton aud voted with Siidell and Davis a
cainst the admission The telegraph informs Us
that the vote stood - against 33. Thus 1t ap-
seat and waited for the admlsslou-the two votes
given by Pugh and Latham, added to the TWEEN
ty-fige Republicans. make up tie number.
If the party which assumed the solemn re
sponsbility Of this act believe that the venge-
auce Of the pe"ple upon the long ca alogue OF
crimes committed against ihe freemen of Kan
sas be further stayed. Is not for to assure
them of their error. Tie remedy for their mal-
frasancc viii not be slow n cunning. ~ the hands
OF those IN whom pouer resides. Their fee; shall
slide in due time. Hardly anything Of abhur-
rent principle or practice winch WIS needed Ia
STIR up the indignation Of The Northern States,
aud to quicken even the conscience If the South
is now wanting from the record which goes be-
fore the countay We wish them a good time
with the ghost which they hive raised. and
which promises To meet them again al PhlippI
Our latest Intelligence from Washington IN
dicatcs that the House bill for the admission Of
Kansas may by some means YET be put through
The Senate with amendments. The particular
amendment which tie Democracy insist on is
a change of boundaries tn own. the test pot o
of the Territory INTO The Cherokee country 0
be converted INTO q Slave State in due process
Of true. And thu viii be equivalent to a de-
NAL OF omission. or even worse. II viii be a
second edition OF lie English swiudle and It's
proper reading viii te " i ID mission with your
whole Territory # you come in with slavery
admission with laif yoHr heritage If you come
with free bonn '-CHiclq1 ITIbt1e
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
The Track OF the Tornado.

Elsewhere in this paper viii be found further
account of the devastation and loss Of life occa-
stoned by the laie terrible tornado in Iowa The
report taken from the Mt. Vernon Linn Co.
AcTs tells of no less than twenty deaths not
previously known here. The first appearance
ST Z storm demon. far yet traced was
near the southwest corner Of Linn COUNTY, be-
tween the town OF Nj Vernon and the towe Of
Soleu III thc north east corner OF johnson COIN
y. 1t then iasstd down the line of the CIica-
20. Iowa and Nebraska Railroad dealing death
aud destruction 1t The stations OF Lisbon, Me
chaulcsYille, Onion Grove and De Witt . des-
crIhcd IN our special dispatch from Clinton
II swept across tie Mississippi at Camanche and
Albany, with the frishtiul suit already chron-
lcled. Thus far II course had been a few points
south Of east, but here The direction was chang
ed a; first 20 a due eastcriy current which
would Lave brought it directly 70 Chicago had
not some agency DETECTED slightly north ward
Il Vo.at between Morrison aud Sterling. send
ins o across the state - Lake Michigan about
tweEty i've miles north Of this city. Doubtless
= fury was exhausted and is ar,ior cooled, IN
harmless c",um' uon "ji Tie lake, since we have
uo Intelligence Of is presence in any part OF
Michigan Pros 4 I'r.5une
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12

Tx Concord q. H } Denocrs'ie Standard says
that q events for the last few weeks point IN =
1lis.akably to the Hon. DAuEI. 5. Dickinson. Of
New York.as the man on whom the Democrat,
Convention to re-assemble at Baltimore, on the
18Th inst, can really compromise and unite"
The japanese Embassy took final leave of til e
President. on Wednesday, and were the reel
pients Of numerous gifts. Their stay in the
country Will be prolonged some two or three
weeks.
Hon SILAs VI. BUaaouGHs: ~ c. from the
Orleans District. New York died on Saturday
evening, June 2ud He was buried Tuesday
June 5.h.
HEExA~, in a private letter to America, says
that he was never married and tha, the women
who had claimed his name all impos,ers
e Francis A. Hoffman having declined the
Republican nomiration for L. Governor Of ILL.,
noi-, the Central Committee have elected Vital
Jaro;s Of St. Clair, as the nominee in his place
Prince de JoinvIlle has arrived in Philadel-
phia. and Is stopping st the La Pierre House
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12

FIs honor Tie Mayor 'len made application
f'r u license for Joseph kuuusIll :" sell beer in
iEo house near e Mu>groye's Furnace" which
application refused by the Board"
W cIplhe above ex;rac; from the proceedings
OF the Common Council. as published in the las,
number Of ,he I.tc!ligaI.esr, which we look upon
a. n nil-rei rcseu alton Of Tie facts as heard
them Ia lEe Council Room.
The Mayor stated 40 the Council that Kurru-
vile lal le,'a complained of aud fined by him
So for selling liquor without license, tha; be
afterwards applied % The Mayor for Ii ense to
sell beer. and was Informed that with the Com
mon Council rested the power 70 grant licenses
when Kurru...!c requested the Mayor TO lay his
verbal application before the Couuci which he
ill and which was LAID on the table The
UAo., Mc:- before the council. and II made
To to appear IL the proceedings would throw a
very different light upon he bjcct from what
appears rs published.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
JoHs UoLLIrGsHEAD. Sec'y.

Tnz I,Ae!?i s;cnaer complains that Democrats
advertise il orr columns, while but few Repub-
ilcans do the same in the InteIiqencer. but says
that if he took he same course : do he could
have his paper full Of them Will our ncighbor
let ne public know The course We pursue, which
he prefers 10; to take ?
Ne could nar.c Democrats who formerly ad-
yer.i."d the Tribune aud vho we're receiving
pa. rona-s from us much greater than the n
nioEn. II ;lrir advertising, who have wilhdra VIZ
their advertisements from our columns, and are
advertising il. The Id-iige',cer for The only rca-
son tbat i, - Democratic paper, but of dis We
make no complaint. They have a right TO do 50.
= ak ra l'npr"rcr measures 10 secure adver-
t.,ltis t.of" amy n.aa nor DO We propose 70 q"
80. baJ while business men study ih"ir own in
rc-cS'~ Hey wall naturally give ,heir advertising
~ tae lai e. bat can give it he widest circula-
.iol and waiic They do So, W. have no iears o
i,'si., j.'Irr patronage. Notwithstanding the com
plants of OK aeIuillur.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
Hurricane

This morning about 10 O'Clock quite des-
tructive hurricane srep' through our village.
tearing down fences. buildings, trees, &c -
Among he buildings blown down l. tie fowl
Ing Alley, owned = Mr. ;. Rose; wurih proba-
bly, 500. The barn on he premises Of O. ".
Huntington also blown down. so live
stock WAS IN II, however, AZ the time. Some of
the tinbers Of the Bowling Alley were carried
to distance Of thirty rods. one piece with SUI
hcien; force to break a substantial picket fence.
great amount OF timber was blown down In
sheds and other small buildings A. vet we
have heard Of no damage to persons -Rtchlana
Co CiS-,rer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12

GARInALpI Tie Africa brings news confirm
i4g The report. thaI Garlba.j, had L..i an eu-
counter with The B:.vs-iaus in the service Of the
King Of Maple. Garrlha!ii la! approached
near 10 Palermo though he had not entered it,
as was stated. The inssrrrciiou appear TO be
extending and gathering strength. and with the
leadership Of - accomplished general as Carl
taldi. re hope Il may be successful.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
E?EiQI QR 2AL?tllllAa

Just call at Prof. c. p. NOFFETT'S Gallery or Fine
Arts and there Of the most Ieau
Photographs now extant, Of citizens, also al
ABRAHAM LINCOLN have just returned from Chi.
caEn with all the iates. improvements the Fine TT.
having taken tnoro -h lessons with the best
the city, VII ch enables 10 do just good work
be done in cities II YOU don't heI7avr
mo, call AM yes Photographs are nov
Al the fs-hion in the cities in the picture line They
Sre inde'thie a time, ed fade Thev
be sent TO any part Of the world free extra p3
age. They are just the picture to
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12

HURRlcANL AT PATCH t1RovE.-A terrible storm
Of wind hail and rain, visited the region Of Patch
Grove, Grant County. Lass Tuesdsy. Great dam
age was done to property by the wind blowing
down fences and outLildtng- and BY the hail in
breaking windows and injuring crops NJ
HkYaY PsTcH aloae suffered to the amount Of
$500. Sheriff Foster. who passed through the
Grove on Thursday, says tina. the roads were
badly DISTRACTED b. broken down timber and
fencing sjregn along the road
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
s [ | 7 7 He PUBLIC .

They the picture Of tho dav. They are the cheapest
pic ont If persons want numaer them taken
They look Ike fine ste engraving Can saeu in
any light; their merits mention
II cost good round sum FIR instructions fixtures
and chemicals, still must keep Face nth the time
''The gifts gle - 70 see
Ourselves ss others Ne
s.e -lso the latest improvement in Anlt-otvrfr-
which enables me 10 take babies Miniatures 40 a hal
second, with 2 new chemical make Ferreotvpe is a
beautiful picture a kind only He seen 10 lie aa-
mred Also the Pearl Ambrotrpe which are beautiful
hsve the finest and the largest stock Of fancy cases
frames in the West Also the largest lot Of gold lock
cts, warranted goods al of whct will sell 3 per cent
cheaper than any house in the city Nov i sour time
for good bargains cal aud fr yourselves: seeing j.
believing c. r. MOFFETT Artist.
uz4-tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12

IS o. Friday La; the House 81 Representa-
i..>s awarded Hen. FE.~eIe Z. BIsIs IT,. lie
contested sea. ftuas :!ie s., Loy., District. nc
EASESTT.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
- LED.

u the town Of Waldw.ek, tile 9th Of June, 5iE.
TIvGu McNEAL aged Is year. Nr. McNFAL as resided
in the wAsre lie died for this past SIX years. and
by an exemplary life secured tire of isr.o circle
OF friends and acquaintance H wife and six
children TO tbs loss OF aGectionste husband
and bjud father.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
.th of July Meeting.

4 meeting of the Citizens IF Mineral Point
was held at the Cont House tuesday, Eve
nlnr, the 9Th ;nsr for The purpose Of making
engagements for Celebrating The approaching
anniversary "a our National Iudei enGeaee ia an
apPr'rria'e ma ner:
The meeting Was called to order by Mayor
EfrIAx, who nominated Judge CRAWFORD for
t:Aa,ra,an Tie Char stated the ot-iec, Of
i:.,. .ac. ting in "a fex very becoming and Patri-
:.i,c re'na. Ks.
On motion Ep. [. Bliss was appointed Sec
ro'ary-
On no;ian il was Resolved that have a
Ce.cb:a,Iun thi. C.ly the Fourth of Jaiy
stxt
On mo;i.n the Chair appointed The follow
ins gentlemen Committee OF arrangements:
john H. Vivian. Il Van Dusegr. Geo " Bliss
jim HERON. Thomas Mal"u-y. r. d. PuIford'
john GRAY, Patrick Lenahan J HullngShe;d,
~ 4rl,., T Lcgate. Fred. Mur,ier. L. l. Read
EivarI Pr eaur. VIM. Trlrln, John Iyey. john
B-ncken.
Dr. VIVIAN stated .hat h's business engage
nl..r..s would prevent him from acting ON the
Committee, md nominated Judge CRAWFORD a.
: hstl.le FOR himself. which substitution was
acce.,;..,I u. VAxDU4xy slS, declined serving
or. tie Committee. and L. 5. BrRros was chosen
To I'LL hts place.
Tie Committee ordered 10 report prog ess.
II an adjourned meeting to be held Saturday
evening next.
On uo,lnu the meeting adjourned until Sat
urisy evening rhe 9Th inst.
SAMUEL CRAWFORD, chm.
EpwAsD l. Bliss. Sec'y.
ysoc,npiSo. or 1nE coxxlr.EE or ARRANGE
a. meeting Of the COMMITTEES of Arrange
meni- f,r The celebration Of the eighty fourth
Anniversary of the Declaration OF American In
depcuiruce held al tie office of the Chairman
Hon. SAuu.L CnAv EoUD. on "Wednesday eve
i4i5 =. The 9th inst, on motion JoHx HoLLINGs-
Hx4n W as cho-cu Secretary of the Committee.
On motion the following persons were APP
POM 81 a committee to procure subscriptions Of
The c.,tz.u.-!Icnry Piowman. J IT Ciary. 9
Il Ctx. W. Terrli, Joi.n Isv}, John shan e
u. E-tni'~h!rc
s.. ni,i,n HE abu-e Committee veg. IN
-...r,ri toapsir 10 thc Connpa Council t,-
.r.,.iri-.!.r towards delaying sac exg,.u-
So - tt.. celcbr;.t On
o. n.oti,,a tile chair appoints d Gao. PHiE-r-
l. AID : AxrEL .I:NKtN u committee on music.
On fn,,i.n he H..n. Samuel Crawford was
appointed y t'6'nmitfec 10 procure an orator.
ID. motion r d Pulford, Thomas Mallory, and
George " Bliss. appointed Committee
- r.'ufs-r with Ht. keepers. IN reference tu ar
ratgroteut~ for dinner.
On motion the SC et..ry was instructed TOM
rlt' tie ner's Guards 20 participate III The
c,-'~hen.Iun.
u, V,;o,, Durt..n Wa sn,,.;,,,ed =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12

EEKSAN las iss~ed pcrcrnp:cF, challenge. 70
J"an Morri-sey. - fsh; him ...F any sum from
Ire oeG-. II s5oG0
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12

shc, had .xprcss,,i. and thanked their friends
far the lunnr 81 III. zion extended - item
Il WAS midnight " issIs- the st>>''s t-la-c die
rer.a,, sud II rn= a.. iiii.aIl,t- sn.td the most
aa.riri,,uS opening al any Pr sdetiaI ca nlaigH
si,,oc Tie DAVIS Of the elder Adams Even the
ciurv iha; >cinii.ia'e.t ar,rln1 Ttpprc tpoe. was
eri.I -sed 81 the surprisingly brilliant and nefer
- be forgotten demonstration IF SATURDAY eve
,..aE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12

iE Dr.. CLEMENT, Of Rock Co, has been cho-
en- Superintendent Of the State Luua;ic Asy-
lao. ef Wisconsin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12

80 TIE Laseiigs',1sr ,u,nss there : = pros
Get IF ;hi> County going t3r LtS6olS hy a
heavy uajority." Oilers are Of tie same opiu-
Iuu-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12

81 Eos. {. Il LAHE,s.x has cur thanks G.r
MA -0-'@7-' sG"-0i7r- r-c4;-'.t -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
y" 8 = 7" Z =" > y -
Oars ives ~ others =-e ~


V'IE Books of account Of Anton Berg have boon a.
signed 70 me for i~rasdiats collection All re-sor=
indebted 70 him respectfully invited to call A. she
Office Of Cobb Aes=nore Sudiuth. and settle thaj-
accounts without delay ALE&. WILSON
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
TllE srArE or WISCONSIN,, cacva eoyarrs

/ IOWA COUNTY.
Summoned for Reiisf Co7z7I ant r.s se,t.z5
Da-tou Btaum. nj, P.ailt., aetiu-t ,'.s.e & ,rs-.
'..9i>truia ulyer, hss rife Henry Law %.
i.1Rr, e.. his hrIfe Vim. =. BUartuan -r.t
, far'nasn hts p.fe-Alteu ). ~sn5lsa -a. 5.5sn IS
Martin, Defendants
TIE STA p OF WISCONSIN. n fac ata.s ----.l
Defendants John a. Culver; You h- -t...oa-i
7u1 required 90 answer the complain ui- O.,
which was filed u the Office IL the Cle VI fli- j.rts II
biz Office ia the city of Mineral Point, &C. County
s-- - Jay ri hHy, A. u 1850, ana copy o. -er
answer on the sI.scrihr- their ofc, size
Madison III Hsac C1Elty, Wisconsin 5a NINETY
alter tfr serv.c hereof, exclusive Of II eaE ~ ,l.'
Flr,: and i you ftI % tls conn Isaat
sait the Plaintiff viii apply the Couril tle b. s,
aIaHle,, IL tle Complaint
Witness ti- Honorable ". G. rHRsy.
Jr!ye Of said Court at Niarfa' I..ia', u
SAT- coInty, This p fav Of 5 g-i a j.. l''Js
ORION K HhYANT
PLAINTIFF, Attorneys Na..so4 Mis-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
RTaERIED

L. the Village Of Linden, the 9Th inst, By Rev
John Murrsh, Nr JANE GExHAs, Fennimore, Wis, 10
Miss MINERVA BR 9U>siA % Canada East
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
Fo6 vICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HANLIN,
60 Ei;sr.
f1a ras<r1rsrtAL ELE ToAs-Ar LARG Z,
WALTER n. HIciNnaT. Of Marathon
BRADFO-cD RgXFo. ID, u winneb.zl.

DISTRICT ELFCToE<,
Isl Dlrt.-v LILLIAN w YAJfs;I:S. Of I.a-ir,-.
2'i - > ALLEN BARBER. of Grant
8rd :. HERMAN FINDEsr.S ~ If 80.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12

Nor BAD Douglas Democrat: from the
the country. VII" IS highly esteemed for bis
Trobity and honesty, WIS asked the other day
who has man was, when he replied that his case
was like that of the black boy. who was seen
standing at door, and when asked by a s,ri.u-
ger whose boy he was he answered that he dad
belong 20 Massa p, "tui." says the by "he
IS in that room playing poker a. douo whose
| am now And 50 says our frier d, that IS
my tlN; The Democratic party IS playing poker.
and don't know now to whom l belong"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-12
c iTY Pr @ Pc RTY
TO r SALE

THE shgcri,er offers for sale the r,lov,n~Tt. IN
1 tn city If Mineral Point
Lots $40, ~ and ~, ia HarIi.ons Survcv Also lots
70 and 100, except tft portion decde 10 ToS Kius
man. also III Hafrlsoua surrey. The above Tain
over thirteen acres Of land ON hcIn good
house c2naInihg, SIX rooms "A good sing ana
two wells aud spring convenient. There is also o..
the lots good Barn, large and comInodieus Also on
ssid lots from 70 70 % fruit trees 50 Dc Of them hear
ing Also a beautiful grove
The above property viii Dc soli az n ia-ein and 20
any one wishing to purchase M better chance can
found on E2ft 81 the purchas. money, time Will BE-
given u desired The above Property lies near John
Brcsen's residence, ana a5i1ir col Jonr :; er-,-s
Homestead. Enquire on the preIlisc. II
joins ROBERTS.
NtueraI "'Ai' june :, 1850. z3.f.