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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-06

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uno ld] trTIlle tbn ldon. 9ter 1T pie Gius
lacun9et1rte Sd ielter mclIte su rieIem
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rle Sreuoen unp 0egtIi6feiten pes GonorcIs
itS onsnIdauen unp mein 6reunp per1bafFte
mir nlo pieS BILLET. Dem unter Ger Yere
bnuenpcn Waefe parf ib ibn bealeiten, uno
0demano BON ben bpben 9lrilfpfraen abnt
oaS VerbreAen, DaB pe8 llbrmo1ers blreers
ltdeS @66terlein ff6 lu>rpIa in ibre beilie
ben 9ewelbeten StreiIe cin9eihliben bat.
Nber um DeinetwilIen entiaee ib pem SSee.
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nod ntdt aussefiilt, ldreibe ben ltOI;en
l1SNen ytamen DWarquiS Ycn 8artaiIon"
binein, .unO Die Yforen peS 8anquiers Yas
laItes lperoen fib Dor Dir aufIbun, uno Der
Sanquierflrit miro Did nit 6reupen bel
leinem Set WillfOmmen beiBen.
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be mein 5eit, ia9te fte ldNelno, fH an i'm
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9eb IS 1T talp Die Stunpe in wel6er mein
6reuno mid su belu6en pFe9t, unO ib
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t0 peiGe einem Yudlieberen. Mt9e bic
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weiden muB, no iA frei unp ltpIs Ycr aller
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auf iIe, ol6 id olIeiu
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mir merpeu ibren Slug be1hleunieen, Dap fIe
nit GnSelaftl9sn gu uns beranlAwett uno
un6 9ltdIlb ma1t! 4ebe pObl, mein GDu,
arb, Iebe wcbl, unD 9erenfe mein
gfO1 cine IeBte umarmune Elm lsBter
Sup, cann elite @puarp Don pannen,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-06
Qserbelratbete perlpneft.

eeer SE'6e Tt6t a ~ serbsatben btGbtsen unt @ pss
tlAst S6pdt obt eneS neerntNes bewust nb p.
ten unreriu5lt1 Or. Scbufcu ju Rnbe jtcben.
que 2'nNerns se5en e Ste pbsNte cher Setia 9errIne
WetibittG1t ect Vcrpsn Stern S6pae pber rSpuna
sr ibEed6tcn Nrt rcr1sn 5ueA turrt Derents mel5er
a Der Se4nflnue lnt EurOrse Dr. SCbnru uutCrsbt
ann em ala etntm ShrenmdnH 6urt It'd lnveTtraUen
Mne ingeEiht4 aaf letns ar4t eiAididfel perlaIer.
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9r. sSplnitou.

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0rdentrter nes erfen mepiainen Gosaeu Der per
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9t@e Der WepH nets unsdbse 0eieenGe b an Obrsnfau
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oe oct ppsten crdufteu u b rftrefe BITE iu VT
tpnse sern9en &Ietnsfetter auseubltd se
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8eadtet Ssolaenbes BET j3eitel,.-

Der lnaIlde, pcIer nit pbiseu ltebu beboftet W h6 @
Sdne an erfabrene GSt enbe eurd mel9en nit
BON enen Gdmen bre orb, icn6ern benielten and tcfd
bat nen Rrante cine iebr b9e &enun9 mo6en rGhrenb
r in BEN S6uen bic Spnptcnle @ etpaS IN oaS Sper
noetuur,e peer bic 4ranfb weier M 9e9rifen bat d
ner meit a6beren &eduune ber9 1T. Weren9un9en cor
@trictre6" per6en mad elmer BON Or. S. Smttb af9e
lnberen Bebanbung8meIe in pen9er Ga9en cbne mer3en
nSer ncpnrenien3en fIr ben oenten 9ebe Su9lei 9aa
tint Dr. g. 3. emb, baB feline @nt;hnoun9 Der "rhrd" u
~ ala ecure$" beban6sl mrSen rpbur4 70 oft @baatane
bic trauriaten TpIoen berbefGbren.
Sunae Qeute unb Gue, pclte smnaIer S6pdGe le6en
cten F9 Bel 3eiten meben mceu c reen 8nr uno 9robe
Or e. g. 5mitb Sat burd bic sadtde Cur pbser Srontb-
ten ar5Bcre 8erbnht ais r9enb n anoerer Gt in Ierta
ana CT beIt oas beI in be pier9er BON @rno aus nnb
aibt ber Contribution ibre urpr9de 8ra pteeer reem Ct tu
enfode un6 nioe Wte a1enoet. Sene Neei3tn ut m BON
Mertr unt alien mpraiben @er, in elmer beqnem ettten
Mae ,ubereitet nb tonn i'm Ga pb Qratbaie cSe a Der
@e unbemertt uno rbne GtErn9 in ebdfen gu ocrraen
oenpnneu merben. Nur beSe gntstneun9 en9reen it,
ur6 cine giufdrSnfun9 Der 9ebenSpei nptbwe,ois.
Mud5 ben 3rauthten bes fssbIr @eibIedtS bat d. y.
6mib felt elmer eibe obren ene beoneere Infmeatte
sCribnet unb osrprt alien Qeoenoen cine belenoe Cur.
Er g. g. Smitbs prdrentace fir srauen tann an an ebt
1em B6sc erbae Die Webi;n 1T gut uno lpre nerbalb
Sabren oberc1ontl reI baocn 9braut. = preS $5. Per
Iouen wse Baltimore entt Obnen Snnen mad 9eauer
Ansate Der Spmpcme Or. S. 3. Smtb in pcrcreen grtcfe
eOnr.n unb bic Reeu mad senb enm Sbete OeS SaneeS
gtIb6t erbalten.
aue Nnfraaen bbeu Irens priSa. Sn Der Office fab Is.
pnrute Siuner sur Gisppiitcn ber Yattente>l.
Ofe1 pom l1br @eOrsens Bis llbr Gbenbs.
Or. g. B. Gmitb,
SSOO-s 30. II Sab-5reber6itr. 86Ittmsrs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-06

Dr. g. g. 6mtth belt eS raber r eroroerit4 benz publt
tu, eina 0usnInie ieinr oor9Iien @9eniba.n ais Gr
eBura gtb GaSis sine ssr gort9s asuf9ren mel
der Srofbeen nit ibm rpa9en; bies i iest ebp unnStbio
oeprrben.
gs lit aensenb fir ibn sesenparS anfibren 6aB in
1885 in 9eb6reer crm ais @st 9raette Se ner Se bat
feline sanSe @nmertam cb9en Srant6en 5usponbt unb in
ben Ietn Sahre nebr Hatenten crrt ais CUR Se9nonn9
etn.s Roens a8 baser unb semennaseer @ nCtbwenbiS
unb pieuft allen Gersn befSer Stabt uannn9enrme
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fir 3Hadaterei an9eeber miro dSu;e9en 10 erenen ep1
bic ben nit cn 8rantbten tebaten Yericncn erpuenSe
8crbeie m erob nt bas @n3ei9en fir ebr ncbpenbs
balte Ruf n einen @birurg nm baS 8en Sn ant
putiren? nen Ocuen bic Sranfben beS 9u9es belen?
unb nen arst cine iOnitse 8rantbeit be limb se
Idiebt hes nid in Boraussun9 eab bre 6u fur
fosrei6 Bdlts! Or g. @&mb 1T Der dIteis reseImabiss
arabu ar weIer in Baltimore an;et9en ldb Seine EarS
1T in BEN I.s Sobren cine 70 os9eebns gepen unb r Bat
2rantbtsn in aen en unb mnore IN Bis Ga9en 9ebelt
W 8es aui bic srcse gnobl tr6li unter entr gebane
lung aetcrnener du bdIt es Or Smitb fit Pit BEN n9ll6
Ien nb beIcuberS Srbe ben wpbl9emnten 9atb u er5c
Ie robL barauF gu ote bab e nb eur bic in ol8en Gn
sean Fd trinbsn 0uadaber cecd wer6en wel6e 8erpre
Insen MADDEN beren grns elb ben erfabrentsn unb ten
@erfpu f11r
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25altimOre=2ctf= S9Olpital.

0s9riinOet ;ur ttnteroridun9 Der Quad lal6eret.
Der ein39e plaB 100 cine !0etlMn9 erlaMot
tperDen farm.
9inoeruns tn lebS 9tunben.
5sein Quedlilber, pas euere @elunDbeit pol.
lellpS rutntrt,
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SlOner's
SlOner's
9eltazBnrgirenOtr
Sdnapp8.
@5as if Olbner's
Delta .Yur9renrer

,Shnopp8 +?
Slbners Dea.Dursirenbtr- S6napss m bas bette un rens
tDuifbe 6emittel mas t benz gubm ansDDttn puree Gs
ptrh ron TrI6en H1lt Trdben phaumen &C. berrtet
unb IN adn,iid fret ron alien f9dbldeu 3udsen.
Gs III Elm fsbl6er gGofatl Sesr etn aFpttdrnees Se'
anf ub bnbrs Sesns um StDranesn Der ~eF0aHnnssOr'
game 5u hetlen. - s.s
OlSners Delta Esrnbe S&nasPs pr6 1Sn ben erGhrtn-
en- Nersten ,ur 6eilune ber Dsspeps nuer6du6te ueke
fet bs Dangels an @ppe n dbnl&er Ssdwerosn tmSfOe
len an baben Bel q g. barron unb Go,
Ode pcn 6dnCSer. unb 2pmb1rbfr.
Del ONT aueinfaer &sert fir bic 1er. St
Bureunoer nrtp pCrtDetrt.
100 hsub fsnsS uns gttecrts usunber uHb pO~tiG ~
pgfauisn ta Ss gomtS unb Re8srS,
Ra, GQHrmereGH.
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SraonilAe 9hm1de

nnpsrustG eetstt unb BITE Urae rd eer tereeelt Diefs
urbteart teen wes Geben elenh he Gbe unb gd
pmmeaib uumOe6 Ia OFT cas- arpa Dersr be bre
YttsenI5sten unbepnHen rObneR Suuse geute ns gu t
gu Nusi6Tetfungen getst neil e ulgen niht sendg
enntn ObeIet@ e aud eus& Strttturen Rieber&lasen TN
pdrn Sen UNI anbere uradsn ensaebeu fam. IL &c bod
metfenShets stue Eree tes Bbrau6es selen Graane
sDer dbeT Ta es lausnn bd BITE Rra Qrseusuns
eeneu perlrren pre ee @ betmlen 2aern erseten
Denen ete ea ret Tub Aueeeem rerbsn burG fruben Sc
mug bic eauunes sBerfiepSe s~a uuR Die ptyFl6sn
setlt9en 8rdftc peru&et
&rn uni eebrer pen oft uh e urfat Der 8ranbett Ii.
rsr 8per her pgns ISe oft hrebeu tie bc 9etben anDc-
f1neen fnb
EB Office; $50. Sup@ @6reDertdltrate
lleben aburen DOB 8aIttmCreltry Uitlt9e Sette,
bic Stufen btnauf.
Wdn merle b Ndmn unb Sausnunmer eCnn uurIenhe unb
Mu9srtne Nd6mIber 6urhebert pnb Jeence Sued ater.
S@upHtde Stsfewtr Strdeenrut9eT IlmpenpuSer
nennen t reBemdets Neri uub lauern daersen Or.
Srhnitpns 6uf tn gdbe
NS aus Sriett mn1en pot Stamp sutbaIteu.
Gtns oeIIan9 in 2 Iaseu SuSefAert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-06
BelOnDers 3u beaGten !

Or. Solution btetet dltn Deuen etnv 6n ehe 6 bur
JoIts eepm uni annstur @ef uH6 aSrpsr tr6reube fir
6te arb ets @eeaGa anO BITE Gtr unfabts nanSf Safer
etf&wdft baben.
9 nt eutst traureen bsIIasensser&brn Specu Der
Flben @errbnben ees cafers; S&wd&c TN Rudeu unD tn
ben cSbern Smer;en TIM RCpfer $waht bs befdts Nerlua
Der Wustetraft SerSpfeu nerp5 unrube adstnIdbpdde
unrrbRuns Der WerbduunssO G4seetne EnraituHo
Spmptpme Der S6wMniuht ."''"
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Mineral w asser.
SASSAPARlLLA. ALE e. CHER

pel UtR NUaIat no tst9 babtn IN Bping- -Gtable
ment .JaTnaa NToTavS
go. 1872 6rantlinltr. Baltimore.
Iae Seieaun9en ptben fO.nrs ms Sans oeIer uub tSn
nen ee 3eren @tbe ire Gnoere wele mid nit brsr Ru6.
4a beebrn @oaen psrert n eaB lie Die rente unb pcbl.
%metenoiteH stoife gum busfcn Preie erbaem. W,2SI
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Or. 9obnItOll,
Der etn3t9e 9lrSt, nel6er an3ei9t,
(Gtdbltr, VCr dGt,ebu Sdbren.)

(GtdbItrt d&tjebn Sdbren.)
&r BAT tcrAe ptr,dme une bette tsI In Ter gDtIi
tntbedt 6s6en aat sews 9rapfben S6wd6s I'm Rndsn
zen Stesrn nntlm let Sddmen &reeFuHecn kr S6mtrsa
tn esn tsnnen ben Reren unb urnbde Nrluhes BET
crbIntl6en 8rd 6es WerpeRetieS Der crf @uSeI Wan.
eetF oduf rdnfbett unb dus ner eu uebei bic eeUt
5sbsmn Smobnhstten br Susen peI6e ben Opfern adbr
ts Nns ale esr Strenen siaus Zen e hbrr bee npfes
eerTnpf unb wtnn ntt e sebA UerbeH lae sldnBentan
Erfnun9rn pernthten Spat Contribution terpcrtrtnStn
M &Rs unmSsI& aeu unH tuest ben R6rper uuh 6tHu er
fprPn.
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glgentur fiir Oen 9OBbef'den
SdlnuDftabaf.

SD made termit teannt bu5 i'd Ote Gsntur fir ben BE-
rHbn Qpsbefben S6nupfabad aus Der Bdbrt BON 2amart
b CIR 5paneers in ghlabelpba bernDmmen babe nnb bns
ib i'm an gBbpleIa unb Rlein@ertdufer su
6abrttpret N ablGHe 2etnrt9 Enetel9,
Dess6 SO, 6arrtfrntr
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0Nehfe[

auf aGe 6auptplGbe Deutldlanbs, iUpte att
Qcnbpn, 9arts unp 9lmferbant,
in allen 8etrigeu unb Si6ttu teta su baben Bel
ID @ebriber Sutnger, % @ermanfr mp StairS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

TREMENDOUS VioroRr.--The Shanghais claim
great victory in the result of the city election.
and he tribune n its Extra crows Justify Er-
cry body In this cry understands The matter but
Tor the benefit of outsiders We have lew re-
marks to make. The nominees for Mayor OF the
Democracy and Republicans were both popular
in their respective parties Ever since the city
organization. the Mayor has been resident OF
the first ward and the second ward claimed that
the Mayor oaght TO be token from their wI-d =
The candidate Of the Democracy lives IN the
first ward-that OF the Republicans ia the sec
ward. Some voters in the second ward who
openly themselves Democrats sustained
DR VIVIAN, the Republican nominee. for the
only reason, that lie n resident Of the second
ward. II - al understood IA this city that
there were more than taro such which number
constitutes the majority Of the Republican
iidate.-Is.eHiq-a
Now, We hate very mich to spoil good
story - prettiIy told and - well calculated to
soothe The sinking hopes of the party friends
81 he Iat@lgercer, bat facts-the stubborn things
shows that the above j. al bosh- We happen
20 know something of the vote IN the Second
Ward, aad .'for the benefit of outsiders We
VIII state the fact that ere were but four split
tickets on Mayor; two Democrats tickets with
the name Of JoHS II. VrvIAx for Mayor. and two
Repabl tlczets beaded with the name of
JoEL c. SoUlEEs for Mayor. 50 the latter gem
,lernau dti not lose a single vote IN the Second
Ward ii consequence Of the local feeling allu
ded 20 by the Ltte!lig-'.cer. We are informed
however, that he did gain a number of votes in
tie First Ward, "a consequence Of his being a
resident % Il at Ward.
Bu' the concluding paragraph of the IatelH-
ge'csr article = the richest OF all 1t an offer
to 'bet $500 To $500 that the city of Mineral
Point viii give Democratic majority next fall.
This kind Of "Nhistiing TO keep up courage
may serve 70 console the afflicted, but our al :
vice to our neighbor ana his friends would be
TO save their money for the improvement of the
head waters Of salt River wIther they are
lend.ng.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
Mineral Point K r

We are indebted to Geo " Cobb, Esq Re
cetrer of the Mineral Point Raj Road, for the
amogat Of gram shipped over the Road for the
month Of March 1900. a follows.
Total amount. I653,50S IL. q 1880 bush
els,
0fthis amount 1882 bushels went to Chica :
g. aud 20,958 south, to Cairo
From he above Il WILL be seen that the south
ern market comes IN for large share Of she pro-
duce @sns over she Mineral Point Road. This
j. 3 new feature in the produce business of this
locality. aud the advantages of an eastern and
southern marse, enables buyers to pay hber-
al price for grain.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGE MENT.
American and Foreign
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

STATE PArER-The Madison Jogrra! hiss been
made. by an act OF the Legislature. the State
paper. n which all the Official publications Of
the state are ~ be made Persons having &C.
eas.ou t. secure the publication OF legal notices
ST he seat q government, viii forward them 20
the .73ar,a! FOR publication. snd persons desiring
,he ,ticlai paper Of the state viii sake ,he
-T-trrsl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

MINERAL Poy>r.-The following Town OF
Gers we're elected n the Vown OF Mineral Point
oa Tuesday l4s,
VIA p Parkinson. Chairman. Frank Ham
u. jobs Hoare. Supervisors Henry Kendall.
t-srN Mathew tfa.,isvo-thy. Treasurer Carey
Mathews, Assessor; Amos Hayes. Superiuteu-
teudent I'm Gibson. Thomas Hartford. Jus
tices Dasid J. Howe. Wn. Fs,zsj,nous. Frank
kierkofT. Cons;ables.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
Iowa County Official.
tending

Ne are indebted to WILLIAM H CURaT Esq
Clerk the Board OF Supervisors. tor the fI-
loving Official Table Of the vote Of Iowa Coun-
ty. for Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
The sc'e ia Wyoming IS not official No re-
turns from that town up to the time Of going to
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
ADMINISTRATIONS ALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned so.
miuistrators Of tire Estate of Timothy Burns late
the 81 Ia Crosse, licensed h. virtue n license
from the County the County Of la Crosse, i'll
sell public Auction, at the Po-; office. IN the Alare
Of Highland in The County OF Iowa on the 18Th cay 4
Aprii 1860 al o'clock +. " she following :cscr .d
lands lying in the town ol Highland, in said county e.
The half ~ the uorth-wes quarter, and tAe
half Of the northeast quarter, and the nort IT
quarter ofthc scout quarter dissection ttnt
(2s and the southcsI quarter Of the southeast qusr
ter Of section tw.nty-one t2i1 Also. the southwest
quarter of the north west quarter Of section fifteen, @
all in The Town Of Clyde al in town seven. a. north Of
range p east. con taiIlfc go acres
The Of sale viii he oue-urtA cash a. the tirue
of sale and the in eight months, secured 10y
bond and mort gGge the premises. with interest.
EpWlN FLINT, 49,
PETER BURNS, '.'" 70
Dated La Crosse Eel. s. ISS9. --3w
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
~ III II l. ID.
To Printers

good 5ourneyman Printer can obtain sit
ua;ou it TIL. Office. one acquainted with Job
u ork preferred.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

4 Coon Joa-Co:u-uis-soue Legate Ia, done
q good ioi en- what Is called the 3. Lezafe Hill.
TIE way,7 Of that lIl have long needed
NEEDING. aai mum couId attend TO It better
thaa 3- Le-ate. /; Is now ono of ;he best
afs-sgs a. our cry
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
LEGAL NOTICES
Election Notice.

. Ut NHHFW y Io0I totIt4-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that an Election VIII
" be held in the several Towns and Wards of Ibe
state of Wisconsin, on the FIRST TUESDAY OF April
NEXT, being the Third day of said month, for the Fic
ton of CHIEF JUSTICE SrrBFME CoURT ll the
unexpired term Of Edward Y Wilton, made vacant by
his DEATH which term will expire the 3ist day If De-
cernber 1868 Said Election VIII DE conducted, ID =
canvassed aud the returns made in accordance
with the provisions OF Chapter of the Statutes OF ISIS
Given under hand and the Great seal Of the
H. State, the Capital in Madison this DIST Of
February. y u. 1860. J.. J.. HARVEY,
Sec'y o > tate.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

- We are little late IN our present issue
~ order 10 --.ve the Tax Sales, which viii be
found OF iuteres. 70 most Of our readers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

CoRaz, rrov.--In he article Of Daniel Dornan.
il lis paper Of the 2oth ul,.. three lines from
tle to..om f3r unexpired.' -ead expired pre-
eupt.on.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

50 cons lent Were tie unterrified af success in
shis-c.iy. that matters wee arranged f1r gen
al jollidca.ton On me night Of election. When
ne vote vas counted ii the frst ward. ne drum
was brought out snd he line 81 march taken mp
ior tte Coar, House. preparatory for good pro-
cessson int on learning the resu in the second
wsryf I'll. drum refused 70 sound the glad Il
dines all the procession was-nogherc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
eurRIrr'e 0rrrcr. Mineral Point. }

February 24ih, 500.
/ n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tho above mem
v Election wi. he held ia tl. several Towns
and Wards the said County of iowa. st the places
prescribed the FIRST TueSdHv being the third
day pin ncAt the Election the above named
officer. THOMAS MCFARLAND,
Sheriff of Iowa Co. " is
March s. 1850. lO-td
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

- The small amour, Of reading matter in
tins number VIII % made up in extras hereaf-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

LiNE-No an. taiI that Nr KeusGr GsoaGE
f. rle Z.re Furnace. has Just burned kilu oi
Lime. and i Offering IT., quality q lane az
i5w rates
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
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nssa F.e-et This 4 groatay an iatr-aie 20
n taae III hnaw Sathiu-i-,n. 80 ta ilarmly
y IL whence ,te Republicans happen to
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Rrpubi.can party of til, city are Coru.sha3en
skn1onc them are very many qualified for INV
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Al ~ can see no reason WV tbev shopld be
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w 'iity II they % not faithfully discharge
~ duties Of the offices 70 which they arc cleo
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- ths 80 q CeFaisAmea vii AVA. our
r. t--a h.rhss. mai ,-itiss ~ ,he Republican
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

Removed Nf-~-r-- TRAINED L La:hrop have
removed their sock of HARDWARE 10 :he STORE iii
Thomas R.acs formerly occupied by Chap
man / Bro a. 3 Dry goods store.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

The ab0vc csaIra from the Tr.5l.rs was wrIt-
ieAM up anl printed on Sunday.-Izts.li
ger
II Z. .,a.ernal ancestor Of the author of the
ahss3&. ~ John XIII II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10
LINDEN HOTEL

LINDEN, IOWA co, WISCONSIN,
s.r This house, having been recently fitted up for
go accounod atiun Of Travellers and Boarders Is
ksiil open for the accommodation of the pu bile
iul 10 pains vii be spared to render all comfora
- rie lo NAV visit It. Good Stahling and stten
tive Walters ST JOHN RULE Jr, Prsp'r.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-04-10

NJ old invited to cali in wben,r.r. b.-
neea ANYTHING IN my line. and any person d..iron,
nrehssns l. Invited to look at the articles
SAL. Z. CORNISH
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
rEEEqRAMs.
CONCRrScIONAT

WASHINGTON, April The HOUSE, discussed the Utah
polygamy bill The debate involved the question Of Con-
3 rcSsioaa power in the Territories Messrs. Mlson,
Pryor aud Etherdge favored the bill Mr. Taylor argued
aea'uSt% lie wished TO extrpate pOygamy in differ
cnt way. Adjourned
SENArE-Nr. Mason introduced bill declaring the
meaning OF the act OF August 80 making further proVs-
ions oI the satisfaction of Virginia land warrants
Mr. Hunter reported the Indian appropriation BILL aud
viii call il up to- morrow.
bill passed for the final adjustment of private land
claims IN Florida, louisiana Arkansas and Missouri aud
for other purposes. Also bill authorizing the location
Of cert boundary land warrants heretofore issued.
Mr.. Davis resolution State rights discussed by
heSsr' Salisbury, Tie lyck Brown and Wigia until Hd
lournmeut