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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
To-ecxoSuro SAKE.
SHEIIFF'S SALE.
shewelI s lorraine, Plaintiff,

Shewcti = Lorraine, Elz5utsG,
against
Edward A. Luli. Frances A Enu tie unknown heirs
law of George Moore deceased, aud The unknown
rhe south east laa " the sout-eest quarter and
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
number four IT, in township number i've t5) north OF
rang nuIaber one a. east, Defendants.
state af Wisconsin, Iowa Circuit Court. In Par
tt.aB.
virtue 81 judgment of PARTITION aud sse, obtained
~ ine above entitled action ia the above mention
el Court, 10 arerteGan delivered, bearing date the
first CAV ~ October, d. lS5S and by direction of plain
tia Attorney s. Till oer for safe, and sell a. public
auction 20 the highest and best bidder. cash hand,
NJ the front d3ar of tl- Court HauEe she city cf y
er2i Point iowa county. WISCONSIN. saturday the llth
Gag o. August, "a. d. i,o9. IT clock p ". Of said dar,
All az Tia following described Real Estste- lying and be-
ing n the county of iowa AID stale rf WISCONSIN, wit:
The 1ul-east quarter ar the east and She
northeast quarter Of tie soate -a-t quarter of Sec
ton number Tour d. township number vH l5J north
OF range number tj of the fourth pslnc pal
narifiau- The Ul be sold separate paces con
tanning 40 tcges each.
Dated Sherj1s Office. Mirera Point. june 25, 1850.
THOMAS Mcf ARi.A&D. sheriff
u2fteF lows county, " 8
Conn MEssmoRE SUpUUTu. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

BREcKISEIuGu TICKET ~ ILLINoIs.-The Ma
tiouaI Democrats" of Illinois, in Couveution at
Springfield on the lIih INST, nominated q full
BEEckIyaiDGG and LANE electoral ticket, as well
as full set of State officers
The Duulelth -1dvertis-r, an indepeddant pa
per in politics, in speaking Of these nominal
tious says:
why this should be 50, unless there Is q
deadly haired to Dir. Douglas, in lis own state,
We cannot conceive. ShoHld this organization
continue to election day, $4,000 votes at least
will be taken from the Douglas ticket, carrying
4 certain victory to their common enemies, the
Republicans. The latter. of course look GA
with pleasurable emotions at these movements.
The result of the National Election. OF 1850 is
inevitably fixed tor The election of ABaA( HAs5
LIN)CoLx. 40 raiicry IN this assertion
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

BvRNT TO DEATH X 4 BvNFiRE.-At Akron,
last night. in celt bratIon of the Faarth, bon
fire was made At the corner OF Market and How
ard Streets a young man PANIED Samuel
O'Neil, carrying a barrel 10 The pile, which was
already blazing with tar barrels and pine box
e~, by accident tell headlo-g into lie flames -
lie was. for seconds, In the midst Of the flames
and came out crawling ON his hands and knees.
with not 4 shred of raisnent on him. XIII
me" be shueked f,r Gods sake Kill me
Cut my th-oat-aH yJhiug--uuly xiii me- Az
Ter all effort that medical surgical skill could
GIVE had been rendered. died this morning,
alter Suffering uuspeakable physical distress
Our informant saws his cries sliII Fng 10 has
ears-t lepela,d Herald
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
F0RECLO-URE SALE.

Daniel thinner, Plaintiff, State OF Wisconsin,
against Iowa County
John ". Eiutus Circuit Court.
Defendant.
Df virtue Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale, 7'-
- lalned from the above named Court the a7 "
entitled cauEe to directed delivered. bearing ~
the 18th tag MAY, 1859, and by direction Of paluA
Attorneys, shall expose hGr sale and sell pubic aus
ton, Al the front door Of the Court the t
Mineral Point Iowa county. Wisconsin, S.tnrHt -
18th day of September, A D. 1850 O'Clock p " osA
day AL OF the following described real estate. or 20
thereoi as uay he sufficient to satisfy the ludgnen
TINS action, together nth interest and costs, town
The east half OF the south-east quarter and tie nor
west quarter OF the sout hea.t quarter, and me s
west quarter Of the northeast quarter Of sscc1 NUM-
eighteen u.s. in township number l5) north o! gan.
number a. east. containing $50 acres, more or -
lying and being in .ae County or Iowa and state u w
cousin.
Dated SheriTs Office. Mineral Point, Iowa coEH|'
Wisconsin, June 18th. A. d. 1850.
THOMAS MCFARLAND SherlA
n26tds Iowa county Wis.
CoBB, NEssxoRR suDDUrH, Plaintiff Attorneys
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

STATE O f WISCONSIN, Iowa COUNTY CIRCUIT COUNT.
The Plaintiff desir triat this action any
there be, % be had IN the County OF Iowa
Stephen " STANDARD, Plaintiff, against Henry Green
and Ann Green, Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN To HENRY GREEN
Il amt ANN GREEN Defendants You hereby
summoned and required 10 answer the complaint in
this action which Is filed IN the Office the Clerk o
the Circuit Court OF Iowa County on l9ih day OF
July, 1850, and serve copy Of your answer on the
subscriber, his office in DodEeyiiie. Iowa County
Stale Of Wisconsin, within twcnt ydsvs after service
thereof exclusive OF the ay Of such service and Il
fail to answer the complaint sfareStid, the Plau-
fiG will apply Court for relief demanded
the complaint. Dated July 10, 1860.
: W REESE.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Witness the Hon. G0SrGoNEEY CoTHKEN.
Judge or said Court ami the seal OF said Court
this l9th day OF July, \. D., 1850
IT, - Attest, JOHN CD&NINS.
2376w Clerk OF CT. CT, Iowa Co. Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
Interesting correspondence between President Bu-
chanan and Queen Victoria.
" AsHINGroN. July II.

~ asaiHdIoN. Jui} IL.
The following is the correspondence be-
w cen the President and Queen Victoria
relative to the visit of the Prince aes !;
To Her Msiesty, Queen virtoria:
have learned f.om the public journals
that the Prince of Wales Is about 10 visit
your Maiesty's North American dolninions
Should it be the intention of His Royal
Highness 10 extend his visit. need not say
how happy should be to give him cordial
welcome 10 Washington. on may be as
sured thet everywhere IN this country he will
be greeted by the American people 10 such a
manner as cannot fail to prove gratifying to
your Majesty. In this they VIII manifest
their deep sense OF your domestic virtues,
well as their conviction Of your merits as i
wise. patriotic and constitutional Sovereign.
Your Majesty's most obedient servant,
JAMS BUCHANAN.
To which the Queen replies as follows:
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, June 22d, 1860.
Ny Coon FRIEAD:-I have been much
gratifed at the feeling which prompted YOU
TO write to me. inviting the Prince of Wales
to visit Washington. He intends to return
from Canada through the United States, and
it viii afford him great pleasure to have an
opportunity of testlfying t. you in person
that those feelings are fully reciprocated by
him. He will thus be able at the same lime
70 mark the respect he eutertains for the
Chief Magistrate Of great and friendly
State and friendly Nation.
The Prince or Wales will drop all ROYAL
State on leaving nay domiuions; and travel
under the name Of Lord Renf.ew, as he has
done when travelling on the Continent of
Europe.
The Prince Consort wishes to be kindly
remembered to you.
remain your ever good friend,
NIcronIA L. ,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

| HEREBY caution the public against trusting my
account Ar-. kenor flateT, who claims to-be Ms.
Cbosl rteid, aS viii pay dents OF her contracting,
Eae having lot lived with since t- i+th ~ February
LASH c.- have paid lie an demands she had
also forbid the Trusting, Of any other pe--on
NV s.ccol ut, w.tloata written order from me-
Nul. HEST El,FIELD.
Mineral Point JAY 4th ESQ. Sw-2s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

HoorED DowS.-The Madison .Arqus says
that Herschel Y Johnson. il several speeches
made ia Georgia, has been fairly hoOted down.
In rlree instances he has been obliged to dis
continue speaking" The people of Georgia
are only preparing Mr. Johnson for general
hooting down in November
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
DISSOLUTION AND REORGANIZATION
NEW LAW ENEkgNa.

THE FIRM OF COBB & NESSlfORF after contiuus-
tionoi esht yeafsz dzsolvedhy mutual consent from
AMI sfer the FIRST day of May 1906 to he succeeded in
IN Mineral Point business by the new firm organized
after that date under the name Of
Cobb N1essmore & Sudduth
Composed of Amasa Cobb, Alexander Wilson, and
James sadiutl Of Mineral Poins, and L E. Messnore
OF Ia Cros.e.
Thankful to the business public for e confidence
heretofore ePosad the old the firm will ny
RENTED application business tbs interest OF
their clients deserve success.
This uew arrangement renders it impcratvoy neces-
ssry thai the Ola business Cobb * Messuore be clos
Ell up Immediately.
Special attention girsn to Collecting and seeart-g
Cams IN al parts ofthe Northwest.
odice opposite the Court House, up stairs.
Mineral Point, April 20, 1850.
ASSOCIATE OFFICES.
Cob, Me~-aorc & NckeuHsg. Ia Crosse, Wis.
Cobb < Wilson, Klcala1l Centre Richlaud Co.. Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NoRTGACE SALE.
TIE STATE OF WISCONSIN, Iowa co. CIRcvIr CovRr.
Sha-;7-= Srte nm p-ors-fo-tEre

TIE STATE OF WISCONSIN, Iowa CO. CIRCUIT CovRr.
SLesiTs sale on Foreclosure.
Cadvall=5e- g. Washhurn Plaintiff, against Ssmce,
Crawford. Jane ". Crawford, Luther II. Whjtti,zey
Daniel k Teuuey Henry r. 'leo.e" De' udants-
%-pIIrE IS h-re.v given that hv virtue y aud pur
y suau- 10 Judgement Of foreclosure and sale rem
dereG u aua ly sid Court. ia the above entitled
sci ion. bearing date the 18th day of Hsv- A. D. 1850 ;
sf7 al the 21-H das % De ob.r. A. D. 1900, al the
h"ur rt ococ in the afternoon ri said dav. ~ the
front door " the Court House. in the city Of Mineral
Point, iowa County, Wisconsin, pose ta- sale AID
soil Al futiir Auction the CHEST bidder for cash in
hand. tAe follov-u- described -a-et premises
much thereof a~ hai Dee Sufficient and necessary 70
raise the amount q said Judgment, interest and costs,
s0gether with accruiug interest and Of sre,
Lots number eleven an. thirty t30l and thirty-one
3d. ia Twins and others Addition the Village, now
CIV Of Mineral Point Wisconsin.
Dated ~Herla-s oire, Mineral Point. Iowa County,
Wis !. July j.. 1890. THOS. MCFARLAND, Sheriff.
3I-5fu To- County. Wis.
CosE. MEssuoEE & srDnUTu Attorneys Tor PIsintia-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

SAN HoUsroN FAILIxG.-Gen. Houston : health
i very poor. lie now goes about cratch
because Of laneaess in one OF his aukIes-the
etIec: Of wound received 1t San Jacinto
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

THE HARVEST Is NV IoRK.-W hest cutting
las commenced IL Genesee county, New York,
sud considerable harvesting Will be done this
week. Winter barley IS also falling beio.e The
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

WHJcH Is TUr Nox-INTERvEsTIoy PARrY =
The D5uslasits claim tia: they are the non
Intervention party. Breckenridge ana Lane
both say in their letters Of acceptance that they
Congress OF : Territorial LeEisat re. ei'hsr 10
establish or prof. hit Slavery.' Are they not
IS good nou inte1rea.iyu.s.s Is Douglas ald
Johnson.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

EO Q01 ACRES UNINHPRO-
bVspUO we'd LANDS, it Iowa. Lafayette. Grant,
Green Echland, Sauk, Crawford ami other cosutes for
sale easy terms. Apply TO
Jan. 25tii 1879. vI3-n4-rf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
Away with such hambu-.

- The Milwaukee Free Democrat say tia;
rev days since the father # :. u. BeerH.v lao
lives considerable distance from Milwaukee,
called at tie prison in which BoorH is confined
and was refused The privilege of seeing lis SOP.
It a'~a notices the fact that a gentleman called
st the prison with a dish Of ripe Straw berries
tia, he wished 10 present;o ". BnoIH.but this
VAS also refused by the Marshal. Such kind
of tyranny may win for a lime. but in our opin-
ion cannot make friends for the Marshal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
IoR Woe PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL IIAAIII\.
~ Ht3SE.
..es.ai...l. c.,,el.Ion. - e.

N5FVlS EAsr'iAN,
JC sttNisitlt,
Datr.et cvasa..ifes.
aAnIsoS Jane g. $50.
RreckinrIIs,e i the estre-uc cnathcrp can
tifdate. claiming Congressional iu:cr-ct.Isa to
protect slavery il tile = rltaiI-~-i Lincoln tise
extreme Northern candidate. claiming lie IN
Je.rYeutIpu III Congress Il lrutIl.t sI@FcIy III
tire .Terri,or. Douglas tito National Caf.j.-
.ll.e den yinz ttc righi y tie .ry 4 Com
.tfe-. - interfere IL al il tte-u.Ntfe- tut -
leave tie people ut HE lel.a.nr. Is settle ilr
Themselves ur. ~ tie iHf- .t-sc 81 tlte C4lcIu-
natl Plltfora of sos. re-l.:IsHet ~ Cisriesfou
ard Baltimore Ill l354-Ne observation-disclosures bF
Cnugtts- with slavery n ~sa'eur Territory.
Tie heart II Douglas beats iar ta enc section
alone, but III Tie Whole L +lau. iatel.g-Hcor
Mr. Douglas ia lis Is; slezeA - the Z. S.
Senate. May 10Th, ii referring 70 tie ri,lt f
tie Soatlsruer 10 lis slave. saws that Slaves
Ike horses. IRE property" wow a. our neigh
har of tie I,,:o.iger,.r breatlss through tie
lungs 81 STEPHEN Douglas, We wound like 10
have h.n ~ p!aia 70 his readers Aew the Je,-
ple Of The Territories are - se;,.e for item
selves lie night 10 hold! y exclude slaves q tie
Territories If slaves Ike Le--e-. are property,
,.ud a colony Of SoutEerlers sc.tle ii d Terri
tory Of The JnIted states, Las Tie Legislature
Il that Territory ANY mnae night 10 pass i law
deprlying shem tbs ri lt ~ Lo'i their slaves in
that Territory than they lave % PASS law de-
priviug of tie Tf7il.re Il keeping
horse From via. saatc s. The majority of
tile people 81 a Territory derive lie pow er 70
deprive The minority 81 taclr property without
just compensation II 3r. Ba.s~ts AID lis
friends nre sincere IN Heir belief that Slaves
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

WISCONSIN, BAuRoAs.-ren years ago. Wis
consln had not single mile OF Railroad con-
pleted within her borders. Now nearly 100
N lies are daily traversed by Lhe cars.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17


| TnE following resolution adopted By the
Convention that nominated Douglas and
johnson. and made enc Of the planks ia the
platform Of that wing Of tie Democracy, is
claimed by the Southern Doug as men as
Just as good a slave code resolution as THOSE
passed by the Tennessee Convention and
adopted by the Breckenridge party. Mr.
/ Wicklif in introducing it said It's adoption
would give Mr.. Doug'as 40 600 votes in Ten
nossee. Tie Madison Argus, the Breckin-
ridge organ Of this State, says if that reso-
luton had been introduced in the Convention
at Cha lesion and there adopted, it would
have saved the spit, for it was all tie South
asked
Hesolue3 That j; is in accordance with the
Cincinnati Platform. that during tic existence
Of Territorial Government. the measure If
restriction. " Aatever u may be, imposed by The
Federal Constitution ou tie power 81 the Ter
rltpgisl LeSi7 Lure over the subject of The do
Hstst4c relations as the same has bscr Or shall
ierssfter B. a,cn1G 5y tic Supreme Co,.-t N tic
t5s.t-u ,tHf,s, should he RESI- tcird ay all good
citizens and ctioiced with rromIti c-s and Il
deity II erer branch q tbs geJs-rai government
Cong. ess being our branch Of the Gene
rai Government by he above plank in Mr..
Douglas Platform. are bound to 'enforce
with promptness the right 10 hold slaves in
tie Territories. Mr.. Douglas endorses this
resolution. as follows:
:. L pom tarofal examination Of the platform
Of priacip'.s adopted Al Cha. lesion. and re-
affirm az Baltimore, with an additional re-
sulu ion, which Is n perfect harmony with
the others. find II 10 be q faithful embodi-
ment If the time houored principles of the
Democratic party. as the same were pro-
claimed>and understood by aU parties in the
Presidential contests Ct 1913. lo52 aud
1850"
Is not this an unconditional surrender Of
the Popular Sovereignty Doctrine
But says or neighbor Of the Intelligence
er, after I'll this, Mr. Douglas denies the
construction put upon tie D ed Scott decis-
ion by the SoutI ern wing" Is our neigh
bor supporting Mr. Douglas because of his
Popular Sovereignty doctrine, and at the
same time supporting Mr. Johnson because
Of E,s ogp5sion to the SIN, doctrine! Mr.
Johnson says:
Tina. The citizens IF the United states
raw .' F...' p settle VIZ. 't@-r ? foP.T5Y
t.ai..a sans. ala FIT. ar.!sr tie dee.sIon d
s'e~9f,erre Court - tae United states IN tho
. H.. .e'''-'97 - H.
Ia-..cs a- a,e PROPERTY stands IS. tEe same foot
i,g as - atkar ee+rrpt.o7t ri FroU~,tg aud that
IfIT.rI [Tif%VFV - ,yi,,.o,,
t7Ia.r .le si-l.t to s',e property in tie common
ies.io..eS' a. more t-." w. F'-,i'i 70 any o'l.r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

VALUABLE CRoP-GIbbs has handed
specimen Of tall. well appearing fax. from
field OF 2O1 acres, near PIat:eviiir. Wis. the
property of d. Pettyjubn. /, Is aa;icII atcl
that this crop viii bring Sl6 to the acre. The
fiax-seed Will go to the PlatseviIle OIL mill.
$4,000 crop VIII do these liues.-DuRleith Id
1cTtiScr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

DEAD M. Haun, the successor of Brod-
erick, in the Senate, from California is deao'
No lain has fallen in New Mexico this
Vear
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
pLaTTEXILLE ACADEMY.

The next Term Of this Institution viii commence on
Thursday, august 81. 1850.
Tue school will be under the charge OF GEORGE NJ
GUERNSEY. A. NJ. graduate Of Amherst College.
Massachusetts,, MISS FANNY s. JOSLIN, and Mr..
PHILLIP WALKER, aided by such other Teachers as
the HeeessitIe= or size school may require.
r- Gsern-ey mas been, for two years past connected
With the Normal Academy Milton in this State and
comes highly recommended active and eFic:e1t
Teacher.
Miss Jos IN il already well known from her connec-
ton With the Academy. since 1888.
Special advantages viii De given to Normal CIas=e--
Those t-Irouh Of fitting themselves for Il
find every facility Afforded them.
This Instruction and discipline of the school viii
be materially cha Sed from TIE past
We bespaak for tle academy continued interest on
thu part OF j, old fcuds, aud tue confidence and SUP
port OF those VINO may desire its advantages.
Board and Tuition will be the same heretofore.
Catalogues seat on application
or partcai apply - 4eorge u. GUERNSEY At Nil
ton until Aus Is LIST after august 1-t his address will
be ll4tteville.
Holm LEWIS.
Prasiiednl "f the Board Of Trustees.
JOHN Il. ROUNIGEE, Secre-orv.
2S-tF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
~ Office

Is HEREBY GIVEN that !. John Lee, will paw no
more debts contracted by nay vile. Mrs. Lee IEonl
this day forward
nodgeyille, InlF 18th, lSo0. Swes.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
Oregon and California News.

Tho Worth Star brings only one dtv later news
i-''a California, and upward OF Sl,5OO,OJJ in
treasure.
oregon afvlces Indicate the election Of a
Den"c....- u-ses~nau by IS majority. The
Legislature Is sill! conceded 10 the coalition by
5 10 ~ uaIorj. au Join; ballot.
The heavy failure of Brewster & CO. pro-
duced 4 sensation IN san Francisco 1t Is be-
lieved that their assets viii pay ali indebted
ness, amounting to S3Jo.UDU. Much anxiety
exists IN anticipation Of other failures but well
informed merchants believe all the houses are
sound. Brewster Il Co. have already confessed
Judgment for 100000.
Raymond d Co. engaged ia the grain busi-
ues~. have also failed liabilities $3.50 600
Business dull money abundant At uLchan-
ged rates.
HERscHELL Y. JoHxsoN's REcoaD.-The
Washington correspondent the New York
Tribune says;
Mr.. Johnson. who was nominated. was re-
fused admission to the Douglas convention
for not being accredited a delegate proper
". He was formerly governor Of Georgia,
amt D2tc al tie utySt lhyyo"g l-faCe,l ultra
frc-futeJS a5lH SeCcsSloutStS IN the state.
beSiacS tang IN f1r0r ot the re-opcHjHg
If TIE ltre tfodc. lIhen JH. Cob5
ac1s PIT fJrzrard as the J1liou ca5ulid4tc
mast ri9lrJt opp21eats. for surre1Mlui4g
tie rights Of the Sollfh.
This combination is peculiarly apPropTi-
ate, il view of Mr.. Douglas denunciation
Of the di,unionlsts, which that very conserv-
alive gentleman Pierre S0ule, reiterated as
his mouth-pece at Baltimore.
"
The STATE Cxtv EHsIrr-Acr1oS or THE BOARD
or kEGE~Ts--The Board Of Regents Of the
State University. II their meeting last year,
provided that The several chairs OF tie Duiver-
SHY should be vacated at the close of tie late
term IN order that any changes might be made
In the Faculty that should he thought proper.
The Board met Yesterday. and reelected
Professors Sterling. Butler, Car and Daniel
Read. Dr. d. b. Reid, though not reelected.
l. continued for the mex term Or. J. p 7 uct4
j.. elected to lie char of modern languages, ~
place Of Prof Pickard.
It has slsp been resolved n curtail all eypCn-
ditnres. as far IS possible. in order TO provide
T. sinking fund TO pay off the debt Of the [ nj
verS;y. h professors are accordingly allow
ed but 5 900 per year out az the fund. the re-
rn&.uIu. portion IF their salary being depend
cut upon the number Of students and the am :
OF tuition fees-H1diso,l Journal. July H.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
N o t L Q q {.

TUE Public HEREBY cautioned against haIl'
i trusting Mary FsrriH, formerly my vale, p n
has behaved herself IN unh=comInE manner -
me and her family; as viii pay debts o. le4
JAMES FAERIIds
Union Hits. june 9Th 1850 a. q.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
2-JO!f,O93APHl119,

Just call at Prof c. r. MOFFETT-S Gallery u Fins
Arts, and there YOU OF the beautiful
Photographs now eNtRut, Of citizens also one u
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. have lust returned from Chi
oaEo with all she latest improvements the Fine ATS
having taken thorough lessons yyith the best
the city. which enables 10 do just good work
can be- done in any of the cities u YOU don't believe
fdr, II and see for yourselves. Photographs
AL The IA hou in the cities - .hs picture line Ty7
are iutclihle Is time warranted To fade Tlef
be sent 90 any part of the world free Of pat
age They are just the picture TO
SUIT THE PUBLIC.
They tie picture Of the day They the cheapest
picture out f persons want numoer or them taken
They look Ike fine sel engraving. Can be ID
any light; their merits Zoo numerous 10 mentions
II cost good round f1r ius--.t tons f1turss
and Chemicals but sIl must keep pace The times
1.-The gifts gle rs to see
Ourselves as others us"
have -ls3 the latest Improvement in Ambrot7pi1s.
wa1ca enables me TO take babies miniatures in b,f
second. With chemical I make. FerreotrTa is 5
aeautIfui ucture-a kind, only be seen H. BE-
ured Also the Pearl Ainhrotyre which are beautifg.
have the hneSt aud the largest stock fancy and
flames u tire Vest Also the largest lot ne gold lock-
els, warranted good; all II which will sell p per
cheaper thau any house in the city. Now is your
for good Jsrsa call ana for yourselves seeing -
believing c Z. AOFFETT, Artist.
u-4-tL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS
Galena and Chicago Union Ra;I-,
SPRING AitRANGFATFSr

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, April. L
15o5 ' ave report (S9ndays exeersdj tn.
ee- arriving at Chieago at II;ls \ n SO 'is-
trains leave Chicago At 9-45 M4ry :; And a.
anu arrive Al. freePort st S:25 n Q.s5 P -, -.
NJ. connecting A. an "a Z
Al Befvidere With trains for Janesyille. NJ.
{ du Chen. Milwaukee &c. - @aliso1 P.
Al Junction with Chicago. Blu rlfn,..-
Chicago and fulton i. h. sNs Vglaer,-.
A. Chicago with Al! ira ms Eas.
~ Freepori with all Iiuoi. Ce, tr,5pp
NoTE-6;40 train leaves Freer,,r. = 'ra'n'
but uot Saturday. 90 AcA! O. 7.
e-5 Sleeping Car, on all Nigh, Trn,.
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