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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-01

-SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING's PIIEPAlED GLUEl
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES!
ECoNoMYI DISPATCH
ga srITcHrN Tr,ur SAWS NIxE--Sa
.ts ceetd<nis .viu AagT-a, er.u in ,a.l'-rs,slssI
EtEaGies it i very desirable have cheap and
convenient way for repairing furniture Toys, CToek-
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies. anil no household AZ
h'Rd IL without IL . always ready sna up -
Tue JtlSkiHe point; sts $ - s -
broken cradles Il Is just tie artslG tnE SOle sUs
and other ornamental work % pOnlAF with ladies OF
TLiS admirable preparation is usOa COla, being
chemically held In solution, and Possessing an tho
valuable qualities Of the best Czbinet-makers' Glue
1t may he used an The Plae u ordinary lRGeilAN.
bCpE vastly more adhesive.
MA Brush accompanies each SOstIS- F'Ies,AS
ceuts.
Wholesale Depot, 4s cedar-st., n. Y.
Address HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. $500 New York
Put up for Dealers in Cas-. e,,rtanins s,r eight,
and twelve tuIGn-a beautiful LIthOgTlth NhoU'CaTd
accompanying each p1GkgeG
~ single bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE will save ten tiuss its cst annually ~ every
hOusehold-Sa
Sold by ali prSuInent Sta;IOners. Druggists Hard.
ware aud Furniture Dealers, GEoseTs, aud Fahey
Country Merchants should make a note Of sPALD
MOS PREPARED GLUE. Whpn making up their
List. II will stand any climate.
.SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUsE-
sPALDING'S PREPARED. GLUE, E'
SOLD By STATIoSEES.
sl.ALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD b DRuGUlSTS-
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BIZ HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD 81 HOuSEFCRNISHlNG STOREB.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BH FURNITURE DEALEitS-
SFALDINO's PREPARED GLE
SOLD Ei FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPALED ILUE.
SOLD BY GROCERS-
SPALDISG's PREPARED CLUE
SOLD by COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
HENRY &. SPALDING 4 CO..
IS Cedar-st., New York.
Address Post Office. Box a.6OO
Annexed Is Alphabetical List Of Articles wLiehs
fanIaSc be restored 10 their original strength
( aud by usefulness
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE:
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Keen it Before the People,

rTuAT WE HAVE PURCHASED THE RIGHT
for the sale of JOHNs0S's Gas LAMPS for the fol-
lowing countless: Ohio Marshall, Lewis Harrison,
MonungaIin, Preston, Taylor, Marion Barbour, Up
ster and kannwlla. Any person or persons wishing
to buy one or more of the above counties. any
style Of Chandeliers Stand Lamps or Brackets can
do so by calling W. II. II. MOYSTON CO,
Under Mcclure House. Wheeling. Va.
n B-A superior article of Burning Fluid con-
stantly on hand at go cts per gallon. np2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-01
SECOND SUMMER STOCK.
Extra Bargains in Dry Goods!

TOEREGE ROBES, Black, worth So, at only 81.
ID BEREGE WATERED, something aud rery
rich, ut 81 = cents.
LAWNS aud Grape Dercsc, very low.
SILKS, Fancy, an article worth l-jO, at 81, and
Black, less than any other HOuaB.
PARASOIS5 and sun Umbrellas, Csc lers than ever
before.
SIIAWLS, at your prices.
LACE SIANTLES, at 30 per ct. less than before.
BONNETS, Ribbons & RUCHES, very low, to-
gcther with great man t'ther bargains, too
Gus to mention. ISAAC PRAGEI,
myl9 123 9IIin st., near Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-01

Woods Improved Moving Machine,
i NOR TIE HARVEST OF 1860, viii cut more grass
IL In a day than any other Machine. without clog
ng getting out Of order; Is simple in its cOstruc
ton, draws hut 49, lbs. when at heavy work there
being side draFt and weight ON the horses
neck. II will cut
A moro perfect sTvata and with One-
third less power,
Than any other Tho gearing is simple and com
pact that il cannot by fair uEe get out of orders
several extra pieces Of the machine and three knives
go with it.
Ne rally ,cu1vGnt TIE Machine tn IOOrk just rep
resented ar sale. and offer them with all the
above guarantee at $50 and freight HOS. credit,
or SIS cash which is SIS less than any other machine
now in the field. They can he fnlly examined in
working order at warehouse, 81 Main st.
apgT JOHNSON FROST
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IL oerfdeats tyi7l hapI-Ig, erca IN lssl3Ee1alsAl
EtE.Iic it i very desirable have rOme rCaQ An
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys CTOrl
rFV sc.
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.EInInARY NnTICE.

z;dov Morning, June 1, 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-01

We THE PIECE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18


ArpLEA-t;reen-nonc offering.
Bscos-Demand good notice sales at loh@iib Tor
prime. -- 49,
BEass-None offering
BEE-wAxs-a2dt53 eenta :. 4. - 49, =. 81
rTTen-Mark well supped-Fresh 10 10 90; no sale for
Firkin.
White bread Com. - ~ - I
Cons NsAu.-Peniy and dull n s<asSx cents
CKaEST.--Iamcs River tl.soQ1s2.OJ.
DRIED FRrT-No saie
Fiorn-Tbe receipts continue light-wih good dcmapd-
quote suIerane 1923; Extra tGao; Family 500
fLAxsFED.-fI .i2Qti.f3 cerfs '+t
FkATHEKs.-44fo4b cents.
FsKInLzkas-sapILy asapla MOL Peruvian Gvano f02bO
y ton 2,09l I.rtsss Manipulated 91ano s5zio som
Guano t35e Mexican Guano tl509 American Guano
ti0 Rhodes sup Phosphate u Lime 600 Rufns Phospho
Tobacco Mannre. $iD; kufn's Ground Bone As 1
Fowe Cos Soluble Phosphated Peruvian Guano, t0D:
Dmgns Bone Dust 40 90: Runs Tobacco Manure, $475O
Ground Plaster In bulk s9.0o In bags barrels siO0
GRASS sEsDH--No sale,
GiSsgSU.--606l65 cents
IIaY.-Bnied II. $50 ti.3o: n wagon load stOoCSt5.
lRos.--Modntsm fs0Gf4l 4 Ion.
LARD.-.Supply good ut L y 40 IL cents
l1ME-,tho YOUNGSTOWN u 80 Mountain 81.
pSIoNs-No sale
o.r.-scaf tlist1ass o 100 ms; White 20 cts; Black oo
cents h bush. OF ~ lbs.
PkAs-No i,acke, ed Offering Cow Pea si.s,Qe&i.sO.
POTATOES White Mercer, sidsi.
ToHAcco rrcipis continue large with Improvement In
the prices for bright Working aud Extra Fine Wrappasof
which much Is found In the Gropa urge portion
Of the crop is dark Interior order hch commands bu
low price dark Lua- ut fztneGSOd; bright
ground i.uus - Gt tT0a: dark Isnr Shipping AMI Stem
ming f6o'sl fsb1, worAns Leaf saoGp szoo; bright Wrap
pcrs sl50oG. 5000. #=
small way III. 3udt l.l5 for prime Red and White.
-tiuwpshrd ~ cts. Wusltrd 81 10 30 C o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
SALES By AUCTION



RIO CAPITALISTS.--Sale Of Lots N
ooopsoN yAAT Au si,, ioNm T.. lrFiriof, d a.
e - lmrsediae vicinity tile TOWN OF GOtsoS' ant
inss.n GO ANIL lunse dsielnfed the bo. In,
~ Al Iu6s A ucttDl. HEDN ESDAY August Ist -,
The racs laid OF fnio lots of different ,iz,s In mi,
the wants public, aud tIere are locations suitable
'o' FOE DWELLING HOUSES,
fok TANNEklEs,
AND FOR ANY Gt-stSrss
that may carried this place. The rapid growth
towns Of tooson and Bristol, which town in 80.
thing points 10 this place the more ts
large commercial town city tnan one mn
the line Of Railroad between Lynchburg Mentbis ma
The past growth, while aonderuto nssf, Is good in.
dication OF what the future will he. fE3
Five since there but IN meadow II I'LL
where Of LOO inhabitants may nov br u IN
and that time there railroads no
country roads Now railroads have their lemn here mi
third Cumberland Gap, will probably be soon un,er W.
this place. the indicates that mad mn,
Of being much the clieapest iinc @
terminus from there J~ne fourteen nil,
shorter, with better grades and curves. Hsi. laws
lncudedin the above propcry q large elegant ppt
and commanding view Of the town and the ro,nan,
scenery Of the adjacent country. The bdiug 10 Of brt ~
modern STYLE and has commodiOus buftlngx A
the surrounding grounds will be sold with the
may desire. This property IL Vt the eligible ,I
for private residence or for school seminary, in e u
try. ~
Maps Of the above property may seen al this Office md
the subscriber will show the property ~ any ~,
purchasing aud give Internal Terms nj hi.I ~,
property can be treated for privately before the duy for The %
lie sale. .t..' "
Terms LIBERAL and will be made known before The ay sail,
. . -. a. X. MOORE,
GooDsoN, juno Ia, 1861. Agent for the Owners.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
A Ratification Meeting.

Enthusiastic meetings are being held all over
the country North and South to ratify tho nomi-
nations of Bell and Everett. We have not here
portant it light seem that the old Wing town of
Lynchburg should not be behind others in rcspon-
ding to the action Of the Baltimore Conventon,--
because We thought that no harm would result by
waiting until all parties had Put their candidates
In the field.
But the Baltimore Convention meets IL, day and
will -sither blow up or mako some sort of nomina-
tons in the next fortnight. The whole programme
therefore. win soon DO marked out and tho people
will be enabled to survey the ground before
them. We have have no doubt that the develop
monts Of the next few days will convince every
person who may be open to conviction, of what
ought to he apparent enough already. that the
Democracy are hopelessly divided and have no
sort Of chance in this contest; and that unless
conservative men everywhere unite upon Bell and
Everett, the Black Republicans will be masters of
the fsld in November next. Nothing is more
plainly written in the book Of fate. Under these
circumstances, it is important that we should get
up a rousing meeting here at an early day, and
urge our friends everywhere to do likewise We
ought also to organize thoroughly for the cam
paign, by forming clubs and raising funds for the
publication and dissemination Of documents. The
National Executive Committee at Washington
have secured rooms and going heartily to
| work, but rs We have ofhoe-holders to mulct,
nor fat government jobs out of which to create
funds for elscionecring purposes, it is incumbent
upon the members Of our party to aid by contri-
buttons, to funds fos legitimate ends, not
for buying votes but for publishing documents
and circulatiog effective speakers. Let us make
arrangements at once to effect early and thor.
ough organization, and get up in Lynohburg an
imposing demonstration.
We trust that such persons as feel interested in
this subject, will respond to these suggesons and
cooperate with us in starting the ball. and in
keeping it rolling till November next, when we
shall rest on our laurels. with the proud satsfac
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18

FALL OF BALCONY WITH PEorLE-A despatch
from Sandusky. Ohio, june Nth, says: The bal.
cony of Vests Hotel. which was crowded with
people witnessing the tournament of the fremen,
Tell at 10 clock this morning with n terrible
crash. None were killed. but the following ner.
sons were seriously injured by the fall MIR.
Wales OF Clyde Ohio, leg broken his wife was
also badly bruised; Mr. Arms and sister, of rifhn.
ono hqdly bruised abou, the head and chest !;
Mr. Taylor. of Tifin, Ohio. arm broken; Mr..
kicc ct Findlay, Ohio, chest, crushed Mr. Black,
OF nermllirn, Ohio, arm crushed; Mr. Costn, of
belieiontane' ribs broken John Ross, of Sandus-
KY terribly disfgurcd; and several others were
less seriously wounded
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
ELECTORS.

1sr n.rucr.-L. H. CHANDLER. Of S"foit City
sxn . TRAVIS H. EPls, Of SoiksAs
m THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
a. Fl.~ : JOHN T. THORNTON, Of Priaes Edwar'
IN JAMEs r. JOHNSON, u Bedford.
an 81 ~ G. SCOTT Of Poshsan.
e IENNEL J. B0wDEN, OF William burg
~ "a JOsEPH CHRISTIAN II Mtidle~ex
81 n n ACKkLFokD, Of faaquier
a. ANDREw D. KENNEDY, OF J.aeuspn.
80 A III II. STUART. % Augusta
,era w. r. STAPLES, Of Montgomery
tsrg WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
49, J. j. JACKSON, Jr. ~ weh
isrg A. b. CALDWELL, Of Ohio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18

ton Of having contributed our full share in aver
tag tho dangers with which the country Is threat
ened.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
MIscELLAN4OYs
ALLEGHANY HRINGS,
H AfLEs fhos s1lyalLbE pfPoT

rJyfn PRopRi EroRs having purchssed this WATERING
IPLAcEin osper hs, hass iheeafhy rslret an TT,
open fot the reeepthn Of fisltoss On TUE 18TH DAY oF
JUNE. eSJ
Having and made liberal arrange
comfort Of their guests they natter themselves
thai but lew III aUy) Watering Places viii auod the same
iFacfuus this.
II situated in the county Of Montgomery 81 miles from
SHA RStILLE DEP0T VA Tenn. !. H. on the banks Of
River and surrounded by Of the most beau
% attractive scenery be found among the Mountains
Virginia. The Water has acquired such reputation in the
last few years that unnecessary 10 say thing IN com
incubation IT, II il considered specific for the yo-st
forms Of D s,eps remedy for all Cuaneous Diseases,
disosdeEed conditions VI the stomach, Bswss and Liver and
for prosiraon Of The system. We Knight append
certificates from Ihysieians and others acquainted
merits and these migt he added al fadntfHo,
Parscgers will be- Shawsvie by Four Horse Omni
bsses them road to The springs Persons
leaving baltimore, Washington. Richmond and Petersburg IN
the bout will ud conveyance On The mnysl Oh sach
train BOOTH, 0OLHOUN u ".
Ia. "A leta .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
VALUABLE .1"
Farm for Sale In Bedford County, Virginia.

aSs AS COMMISSION Err appointed ,p,,lyr ,l,ca1 Of ill.,
Wv Circuit Court OF Bedford county, fonouneed nj I'M inv
-@- April Term nthe suit Of kaber and a \, M,r,,n
shall, on I'll kSDAY, End OE ADJUST MEN at Al ~
clock A. NJ, iii far, II mol The next lair day the pren.
proceed to sell ut PtBLfC Atc110A, Inc II X a. -,
OF La - ID In the bill and proceedings ineito,t :, ~
longing 10 The estate of the late lev. Frcdcrick Kabr
timing by recent survey 1913 ACRES, and adjonIny H.,
Lands Of Capt Carlton kadiori MuniUrd kadford ESQ anI
others Hl'..t' - - va
DEscRnnoS.-Abou twotrds OF the above tract has l,o
cleared, and the bnalce remains III original growth anu m an
line timber. The lies well, and par can h. ~
SLY cultivated aud te soil Is we'll a led either 10 tlr r ~
oil Tobacco, TRAIN Clover, or the various Grasses IL III m
for sri. tias OH agood Orvbaya " A<kecs 0d ,ao,a
gnia; within h, nic vi 81. Stephens turu. VII, re- thc
regular preaching Sabbath in two mies Of The For,
Depot the Va aud Tcln Earoad Is wyIi wa;er, ma
near Tie house raing Spring Of Pure Cold Nu,r ~
Is Ia full view u tile lar ialnt of ~.
healthy location u e,n.,,
oil AN of EIsEtk's HOUSE, SERVANTS CABINS Bli.Is
&c., &c- 10y
fSEsons desirous Of examining the lands viii call on Mr. r
btrN. Nsm VINO rcsics tire preines Or On jane, Ma
caic, esq eiiher Ui whom viii take pesu giving NIL he
cesar. Information. . n M
IssssA credit oi IL and is months will be given Inn
purchaser giving bonds with approved security, beaTg inter
es from } %, sale, and The t reianod full DAY nenl Of
the purchase money.
Possession for seeding purposes given as soon Ms requested
aud tut possession gwen ut thc end Of the year
he decree authorizes mt to sell privately, aud will glad
To receive propositions. y ,i.h 81
Address, j. N. GORDON C,n'r
ie Is 2wtds ss= ~ ~ T'-~' ""
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18

Mass Licorice.
Oh HALF and WHOLE Cas.s "Sandord' Licorce-For
CO sale by LEE ROOKIE n TAYLOR,
lei No. los Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
Auction & Commission House.
F OR THE SALE OFNE GROEs
Odd-Fellows' Hall
CORNER MAYO y FRANKLIN STREETS

CORNER MAYO FRANKLIN STREETS
RICHMOND, n.
w nave ms day formed Co Partnership under tho s
~ ana htnl 1T DAVIS, DEUPRFES co for he nnrno ",
al r. IN ~ ny = EGROES, at private and public
From our long experience the trade and by promp, ATTAIN
Won !" business we hope 10 obtain highest markell nrcc,
FOR al N,Grncs entrusted to u.s. 7 "'' P''''s
max" liberal cash advances on Negroes for ou soles
s"Nc'''ng my business may have In our line NJ, are
Very Respectfully.
Il. ii. DAVIS,
WM :. .DErPREE
Cryrs a. N,nu,. ,y, g. r. fONDREN
richmond, ' a., June 10, ls60-je l6diy
Attentlon Wise Volunteer Troop
Al PARADE on MONDAY, 18TH OF JUNE. 1850 n, half
III past S"elock' r. NJ, at College Grounds for drill with
VII whle pants and full uniform
III BY order OF Cart. RApronp
- -------.------- JNo q. TAYLOR, o. 5.
large lot very best Chestnut, Shingles for ..s
tAMP, STAPLES co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
COMMERCIAL.
LYECHBTRG MARKETS,
81 REPORTED - n
II A. b. RUCKEA
PR DsUCE BIZ . IKE r,
- eIsg MAIN STREET. -. g

sWThese qus..onsit will be undesssed presen sfsc-
sale prices generally. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
Notice.

Notice.
I'm The LIST day of July. the water on the ~
e anal VIII be drawn OF To make necessary rnnirs
au, ,he Wa'er works Guard Lock- renal of until
ed sooner. JAMES M " ARpIs So, vo N 'o,hPie'-
~ lS.cy 9nd M, \ u"sspuw"s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18

fl,uRNIP sEEDs.-Fresh Turnip Seeds for fall cro.for
Il sale by j. Ii. THOMPSON.
lie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
Dissolution
NEW CONCERN.

retiring from business Of Mckinney Co.. having sold
entire Interest 10 Saln H. Mckinney and Jno. IT, Flood
would scerc thanks reals and the pablo
for their liberal patronage during connection with tho
House. an.! risk continuance OF il TO the new lrm
Ic Lin JNO. H. BASS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
Ezekiel'S Hair Restorer.

IOG promoting growth Of Hair and restoring upon
IL bald heads.
This preparation has been successfully used BY many Ladies'
in the city. II il made in Riehnond and comes well recon-
mended sale by J. II. THOMPSON,
jc Its Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18
WASHINGTON HOUSE.

any where else shall be supr, with the 81
p' than the WASHINGTON. Having done much . improve
The House he is now prepared To give to
an that call on him. and respectfully soirs continuance OF
the patronage that has heretofore been literally bestowed
upon the House His every excron will he please
je 2is John = KYLE Pporn,proe
Camel Goal OIL.
ME- ARE now selling fine Coal Oil at 81 % per gallon
w NH ~ STABLEK JONES.
NEW BOOKS.
LESLlES MAGAZINE for June esr
hNLh'hi t0c
LEAVES OF GRASS, neic ed. s11,
MILL ON THE Floss, 10,
EtTLEDuE, Companion Ia Beunl ... ? IA,
APPLErONe RAILROAD GUIDE for June o..
4 NEW SUPPLY or BECLAH 10 "
THE CoNvALEsGENr, by N. T. Willis. s.2s
Al CRERDS
may 3ots 1913 Main str,:e,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24


4 f " DAYS before his nomination - tho
Presidency Of the United States. - VII an
the Is b dav If N3v. IeGa. TI.rcbal ! Hahn.
son vrat.a i ter - current ,.ori,,,.l t,,;.-
f-om which We cut The f,llo,yioc II. ice ,,.-.
asranb. for the consideration of .r- s,n,..or
s.verr.rntr re-rbl.-..
4L.i...-..t... TIM, ,,.o.-r-, 80,
THE S3UTH no DEUAND aad ,Le
DUTY OF CONGRESS- TO EXTEND
l.no i Y, i.'N ~ PERNONS AND
t.IIn n " - ,7,f.'> ''1t M, Nh IA
R.T0RIES DJRIEf; -TIIFIR TFPRIlTt,0 n
RIAL STATE. Th il 40 new opinion
/, ~ -. ~ - TIL. ., Doll " - "a.
UNIFIED -rtTis M, (. ! >.
ity d see Tie argument / refer yau 10 nv
speech an the Oregon BILL Delivered on the
80. -. o., 'u'y oI '"1' year IN ''e congressional
.s-s ~ go. -, $500; ,,., l,s ,,I ~, 49,.
birf a.r .i a.r. comments tiat az ar j., 1lra,-
.'' ,h.lf.n ~ 2 o7r'e
- EETEL The IN~INT hTIoE ~0 F3E
- IL az tE INTENDED To APPLY
INK tvn ~ - y W. a = ,, A,I TX
~ vINDICATioN.~
Here j. . Northumberland S,n,,.s- So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
Later from Europe.

ST. JoHNs. n. f., July 10.
The steamship Connought. from Galway the
llth, arrived oil Tins port a. i o'clock this af-
ternoOn.
The Cennaught me: with accident When
. is hours out fion Galway, the piston working
through one of her cyliuder heads The great
est run IN one day was 33i miles She sailed
at T. II. for New York.
Tie Royal Mail Steamship Niagara, from
! Boston via HALIFAX, arrived Liverpool on the
oth. The Bohemian, from Quebec, arrived ri
Londonderry the Oh.
The news Is generally uuimportant. The
transfer of the mail contract from the Galway
line To the Canadian Co had been con cludeCl,
and the steamship North Britain was To leave
Liverpool on the 18Th With the mail and pro-
coed 80 t1uehec VIA 81. Johns. The service is
10 he torlnightly, and the Galway steamers are
10 alternate win the Canadian steamers touch
ing ~ Londonderry.
The Prince of Wales embarked on the Hero
Al Plymouth tor Canada. on the 9Th inst and
- led ~ o'clock GA the morning of the IGth
The Channel flee, accompanied him as ta- as
Cape Clear.
Two additional unimportant failures of leath-
er traders had been reported:
Tie acqUiesccuce Of all the powers in the
proposed conference was considered certaln.aud
II viii lee held ii Paris during the month Of
OctobeT- The powers Viii be represented by
their ambassadors. Nothing further was known
a. 10 Garlbaldls movements against Mes,ipa-
/ here we're reports uf fighting near Messina
but they lacked confirmation. The proclama-
tion of a new Constitution had been received
with indifference al Naples. The Royalist
forces for the defence of MeSsina were coInpi-
ted at 10000 men. The Sicllian arnbassade-
to France had reached Turin. The Papal Gov
eminent had released the political prisoners in
the Romagna. France had notified the Turk
lsh Government of her intention, jointly with
I q # fhris
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
DISSOLUTION AID REORGANIZATION
& E w LAW ENHE9NE.

TIE FIRM OF COBB < MESSMORE after inua-
ono eight yearsis dissolved by mutual consent from
and after the drs day Of Nay Is6o; DC succeeded in
the Mineral Point business by tile new arIn organized
after that date under the name of
Cobb, nEessmore G Sudduth.
Composed or Alnasa COBB. Alexander Wilson. and
James + Ssdduth, OF Mineral Foi and I = uessaors
Of Ia crosse.
Thankful to She business public for = e confidence
heretofore reposed in the old, the firm viii Iy UNI
RENTED application business and the interest Of
their clients deserve success.
This new cement renders II 1oerat lively neccs
sary that tho old business Of Cobb y esssnore be clos
cd up Immediately.
Special attention girsa to Collecting and Securing
Claims IN all parts oFthe Northwest.
oaiee opposite tile Court House, UP stairs.
Mineral Point April 30. 1850
ASSOCIATE OFFICES.
Cobb, Messmore * IcKenney, Ia Crosse, Wis.
Cobb N wilson, Rlchland Centre, RichIaud Co., Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

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-i.--te le. hut a direct categorical
answer. sie.sA Fl. ~ or ao.-L't~t'ge',eec.
Tits Is ;Lc way it, which the LEGAL gentle
man who pr,~it,- over The columns ii the IN
tt15e~a<er hopes 10 ex,rIc..e himself and Alr
n4ug'sS from the un--Ivi.l uo>it lor =, which
they have placed themselves in their cndeav-
o. 70 compete with the must expert eauestrain
ii radiug two horses. We know If lo case of
oals before the Supreme Court tie decision Of
which We arc called upon = abide. should one
a-i-e. Te have hesitation in say.u-, that We
.hou'd submit: to ;ha, decision. Tor vre claim To
be :. law abiding ei1zcn. But VIC do not be-
love tLat " should agree to abide bv that de-
csiou, ana ,iat At the same time claim that we
had Tile right 4, act ii direct oppos. mon TO that
decree.