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niALE OE ONO, llGHLAND COUNTY.
A gg1iusl property from Che Court of C0muion pIe's
n ana lor ihe county of Highland, aud 10 me dirertd
WH ou.r at Public Sale, ON the premises of ID RT Usr
reti in tho toWnshipof Paint, near Barrotts bful t
merry knoWnaH BoydH Mile ON '''
MONDAY, THE loru DAY or April. 1860
between tho hougof 10 o'clock A. M and & O'Clock p
M. the following described chattol prouerfy tog,lt.
Two purham Cowsi one Durham CiE
IWutWo-y year old Hoiisrf
Eloyeu tWO-YCBr0Id Steers.
One Yoke Work Cattle,
Two suucl Maresi One Bay Mare;
Two bay iiorses one three ana one four yeargo old,
One uld s0uel 1lHrei One t0ue Horse flroe vra old
Three Colts Two Bay llorsesi Two Bay Mares,
-Four Mich coWsi and -Four Calves,
Io be sold aH the property of D. Milton povd st fts
uii of spHrgur johnson. (Csso No ana sf az XIV
Of Moss L9mlmaon asainstJ. 81. Boyd and 81 Yanpsit
Terms q salo. Cash n 49, sPkRGuR. sH.c.
"F'''N' i''h ap5w2 pisa
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Indiana Election.

INDrAvAPoLTs, April 2.-MunicipnI
election. Republican ticket successful
by nm average majority Of over 200.
LAFAYETTE, April 2.-Elcction for
township officers to-day resulted in the
election Of the entire Republican tick
ct, with the exception of Justice, by
go to 200 minority.
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% snnthnrn Conrention-

Never was there a more complete col
lapse Of a political bubble than that Of
the South Carolina disuuion project
The Savannah Republican observes
that, thus far, only two or three States,
at farthest, have acquiesced iu the move
ment, After alluding to certain diff
culies in the way, that journal says:
"Undor this state Of facts, we take it
for granted that the Southern Conven-
tiOn must necessarily prove a failure
Without unauimity it were useless TO
undertake it, And to becandid, we can
not say that we should regret such abor-
tion. We are opposed to mere talking,
gassing bodies Like our commercial
conventions, they have no power to en-
force theiE edicts; they bind nobody,
and from the lack of responsibility, gem
orally disgrace themselves and those
whom they assume to represent"
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NEW Episcopal PAPER.-A reIig-
ious weekly paper as q successor to.
and under the name Of the late Yves.
tern Episcopalian, is to be started at
Gambler as soon as sufficient subsorip.
tiona shall have been received to war.
rant it r. NJ. Edwards is to be the
publisher. The enterprise has the
warm appreciation Of Bishops Nell.
vaine and Bedell. Itis estimated that
one thousand subscriptions Of 50, paid
in advance, win secure the issue Of the
paper and Rev M r. o. Wing, D. d..
has undertaken TO receive them.
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ST. LOUIS, April 2.-Tncomplote re-.
turns from tho election, for one Coun.
Gilman in each Ward to-day, indicate
the Republicans have carried FIVE
Wards and the Democrats three There
were no party nominations in two ofthe
Wards from which Independents were
nlcctnd
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NEXT PRESIDENCY NEW CAEDI.
DATE.-THE ONO CULTIvAroR nomip.
ates GENERAL PROSPERITY as ifs
candidate for the campaign Of 1860, and
calls on the whole Rural World, Of all
political parties, to help elect him, and
In this way to save our glorious Union.
Eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty.
but the price Of the Ohio CuHieator Is
only 81 q year. cheaper to clubs. All
who desire to join this party should
send their subscriptions to S. ID. HAIR
RIs, Editor Ohio Culdyator, Columbus
o., and he viii inform them how the
thing is to be done.
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,6ltI VALUED FROM TWO DOLLARS ro o,,,.
huNDhED DOLLARS GIVEN WTTU rvIpyyE
oOhsOLD AT RETAIL PRICFgl I'M
AT LEAST ONE WATCH rs GUARA NTEFp no nv,
.r. Ehh TWELVE uOOKsl ''
NlGeE lndueemcnt are offered by the gTrFpovrr
n AAClAhGE co. no Washington st p5-t1D ~ ~
lost eA tenuiYe end hcmp8t liberal Gift Cones ~
.ioe eenaior catalogue. Those who have I,.t,,,i5
g.l'ri Nilt itou.e8 are particularly roqucsted M -it
thtu.eNes Wllh our terms, Our inducen,ert. ~ i-i
rlll ang NV Nv a others 10 tho shade mo ioiloWiBr
"if , aol,3 ol the eii'a o. purchasers OF books.
Patsnt Leycg l,,y' Sod Watches, hunting cases.
LAqlet opou face
TeLslhea Lever Silver Watches, hunting cases
IlFUo SILVER Watches open face
cold Lockets, Yarious sizea
"gle9 ana Gents Gold Chains various EfyleH
patterns 0 ''uuli all
GenH, Bosom Pins now and rich styles,
Nolu Pencils and Pens
Ladies'. and Gonts' Gold Rings,
Gold Watch Keys and Belt Pins
great variety 0f Ladies' Jcwery Pins and r,r ~.
comprising u the styles now worn, such aS Cg M ole'
c, Gold st0noi Lava Florentino, Gold Brseeie nose,
styles, &C. "N'p'lI au
The List toi Books comprises great assortB,svt rrt
dard works in every department Of literature
90 lhe young and OLD pon0t fail 20 send f1r
Catalogues mailed lree toany address Apbly NJ -''bue'
3btiOLh EXCHANGE C0MpAyy
q. WI ElUnm0E, Treas. ,n.5g MI S,n tostou'
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VALUABLE FARM FOR NlLEl

TUVHE SUBSCRIBER intending to move West in iho
n Spring offers for sale, very favorable tsrmg no
Farm which ho now occupies, containing about Isl aIsg
lying miles west Of lsboro, and adjoining thc farm ro.
Gently owned by Joseph Gluscuck Tho landis of cod
quality about l4l acres undor cultivation tho balano ln
good timber The nrm is we'll watorcd bv seven n, YER.
uiing springs and two spring branches The improve.
ens consist OF comfortable dwelling barns and
otncF oal.budlnE5-all ln excellent repair About AZ
acres OF the land sown in Wheat For further psrte.
ular8 apply TO- or uddroas through tho post Office
bog, O lo'5 JOHN W. STONE.
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The Baptists Of Hamilton CO.) have
recently erected a neat and beautiful
edihce, at a cost Of about S12, 600, which
Is all paid with the exception Of about
sl 900. 10 was dedicated March
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PrcpWed from prescription Of hr u Clarke, d. d.. phBsi-
cHIl ErirlJrdHarg 20 me Qleai.
This invaluable medicine Do uutiug iu the cure of an
thos1 painful aud dangerous Diseases 60 which tla
female constitution E subject. ltmUlorats al eEcessaI
on.
TO IARRGED LADIES
~ 10 peculiarly suited lt WIN iu short timo bring on
tho monthly periods with regularity.
Elch bottle price Ono Dollar boars the Government
stamp oft Great Britain, 90 prevent couuterieits
CAUTION.
Thcc Ps should H0f BE- tlist ten1ie5 drugHs FIRST
THREE MONTHS Qf FleUmcgr as neg a,e ttro 20 brag
0H M.aenTiEgs bI lf Gag 0tafr hale HeF 0fe tlf
lu l clacs of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain iu
tho back and Limbs, Fatigue 0n slight Oxerti1u pauia-
zion ui te Hcgri hystericf Aud Whites thfso Pills WIN
ehect q cure when 900 other means have med aud al-
though powerful remedy d1 not c1ntlin iron, ca0meI
ah5im9ny of myih.ng huriiul 10 the constitution.
Eul directions accompany Ing each package
a1e Agent or the United suta and Cauada, JOB MO-
eEa, lLaie J. n BALDWIN c0il Rochester, Nrw York
bor9 aad hy oruggaa aud heiirino dealars galerauy
wgi2y
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THE ATLANTIC monthly for April
Boston, Ticknor & Fields contains the
Laws of Beauty, by Rev. Thomas Hill;
Found and Lost; An Experience, by
Mrs. Eliza SProat; Randolph; About
Thieves, by George W. Hosmer; The
Pursuit Of knowledge under Difficult
ties Concluded by NJ A. Goodo. The
Portrait American Magazine-Litera
ture Of the Last Century, by Samuel
Batchelder, Jr; Come di Chiama, by
Rev. W. W. Mitchell; Bardic Symbols
by Walt. Whitman; Hunting Pass
No. by e. c. Squier; Kopler, by
VIM. j. Swinton; Pleasure Pain, by W
D. Howells; The Professors Story, by
o. w. Holmes; Lost Beliefs, by W. d.
Howells; The Mezioans and their Coun-
try, by c. C. Hazewell; Reviews and
Literary Notices, Recent American Pub.
lieations.
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LATER

NEW HAVEN, April 3.-The com
plete returns show the election Of Buck
ingham, Republican candidate for Gov.
by 571 majority. The Representatives
stand 142 Republicans to SO Democrats:
and the Senators 13 Republicans to z
Democrats. One district is doubtful.
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Farm for Sale

bNH@A \ The subscriber wisheg TO r,u 1-g
Ifsl acres of l0nd-hny acres under cuiti,
Il llEN walton. N''''
L-z Several ucyor-ialllng gpringr M .
ceent water and large quantities OF poplar. eIgr @ ~
plo, beech and oak timber aro among tbp atra-fjr y,
this ilrr 10 is located miles NJ ~ of si1iir si ol
ou Che iiulsb0ro road-wateB OF Brush CreeF Fp5l
moderate ana payments made easy N''
sinking Spring, Ohio, April 2I 1900 Ni'liA9 e,.3,,
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Qcat5s

DlED-On the llth Of March, near Now Loxlpqtop
n this co., Of Scarlet Fever, CHARLIE son of ~ ana M
d. HALLowELLr aged 70 months
Oils was the morning hour.
ana ne hath passed in beauty from the day.
bud, not yet a flower,
Iorn. DO lts sweetness, from the parent spray:
De doalh-wind swept him 90 his F0n rapose
As frost, iu spring-time, blghts tho carly rosa"
80
IN hlllsboro Of congestion OF the lungs, on Monday
March GOTH Mr8 N. Av0LIEE u0HmAr wife of Jol0 I
porman, Goo the 35th year Of her age.
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THE HOME JoURNAL.-The editors of
this refined and popular Family paper
have just provided a new attraction for
its readers. The number for Saturday
last contains the beginning of new
novelet, entitled "Marriage by Will"
translated exclusively for its columns
from tho French Of Octave Feuillet.
whose Romance Of Poor Young Man
has been pronounced one of the best
works Of fiction Of the present day
Those who wish to obtain the whole
Of this story should send for the Home
journal Terms 50 a year. Address
Morris & Willis, New York City.
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Deatrnotiva Fire

MEMPHIS, April 2.-Almost the en-
tiro business portion of Jaoksonport.
Ark. Wae burned On Wednesday last.
Loss $4,000 insured f0r 500 600
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3lrW 30bcrtjscnlrnts.


FHNHE next Annual election ofOmcora Of the TDlsr,
m fire Department win Dc held al the Flremanis U9ii
on one llth day Of April between tho hours Of and il
o.cloeE r. h. OLIVER BhsKIN, sec'y
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The Wilmington Republican saws
that the meetings in the different
churches in that place are still progress
ing. One hundred and forty persons
have united with the Methodist church.
within The last two months.
The reformers have also received
quite number Of pew members lately,
aud the Baplists some but we arc not
advised as 10 the numbers.
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Goodwin's Majority

Mr. Wentworth, Republican candid
ate for Senator in the 9th District. is
elected, making 10 out of II Senators
The Republican majority in the House
is IS. Good for the Old Granite Statel
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9larriaNrs.

hAhNlED-On Tuesday, 2Ih ult, by Rev. A. Hlta.
mr. LEANnEB McKEEHAE 10 Miss NANCY JAM Etcr ali
Of Highland co. '''
In Burlington, Iowa, tho 23th ult Mr. ALyxtyprr
D. FWcE OF heitLsburg, lll., 60 hiss sALLIE BAsKTv
daughter OF John Basku, ESQ, Of Hsboro
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Julien, the Cbofdorohestre. Dead.
The London Times, of the 18th ult,
announces the death Of NJ. Julien as
follows.
awe hear that NJ. julien, the emil
nent musician, in whose behalf a sub
scription was being collected, is no
more. He died, we believe, yesterday,
in lunatic asylum in Paris" NJ. Jul
lien had previously attempted to com
NIT suicide.
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q. W ElDnmor. rroa. II0 Wilmington 81 boston,
heI8ey.8 Fatent Bea HiuanI

". suuagLl9ef having purchased the rlgbt t -
@ enu son Ono above Celebrated ia. Hiuhn' lluhn'
NAV, t ,lie9 hupply ali demands f0r thom ft,.', -
a 5,l 81 ~ tle Sash and Door Factorv a. Ky elo
iIi.bsro o i5itlh, Corner Of West and walnut s.s'
te'Hle admitted by all who Laye ii.lol' iheao
The Obo F8r,, gna mo,t economical Hive now NJ nv 'no
others and it pronounced tom aupsrort ii
@ 'y.lsn' % bees WIN be convinced ar .ge-
r9io satisfaction Warranted n aii en-, ~
tlo. iIIi...n9 ha'ing Docs nro Invited DO eaiIsn5
''Seo ss ii,t' az shinu MARITIME sbop 'D' 'Aamin'
GEoRCE 5LUssEn.
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Flows that are PIovyaI

Nv GW and FaluDle improvements in UHI.side pIoyyg
~ The hubacrl1ers take pleasure iu inf5rUinq t.so
l "anl OF good alde pow that thev are now man.
uheiWng llil-sda PoWH with ataol 1oni of yorV si
peuor qualify They have also hand flr sao general
ehlotod patterns consisting of sod pIovr CeDergi H.
ena etubo.e Flows auba0i piowa with wrought abare
Michigan Double Plows with Stool Mold OultlVaior ard
''o.'l Fl'"a GAhRErr COTTMAN,
'Ft no seventh % . Cincinnati
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JACKSON TowNsmp REPUBLICAN
MEETING. - The Republicans Of Jack
son Township met April I'd, 1860, for
the purpose Of appointing q Delegate
to the Sardinia Convention. The meet
ing organized by calling JONI HAIoH
to the Chair On motion @. F. Hall
was elected Secretary On motion Lew
is Beoson was nominated Delegate and
John Hoigh alternate On motion, ad-
iourned JOHN HAIGH, Chm'n.
G. +. HALL, Soc'y.
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nhnan Cash Stora.

Higi Street, doof Norh of Uoiu HH'boro, Obi0
n HAVE just received, ot tho above stand now and
SOLICIT stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS,
CAPS, BOOTS SHOES Tho public are respectfully in.
yod Co call and examine my stock before purchasing a.
they win find 10 their interest t0do prepared 90
sell nt l0u fgtrff fTr Cdfh
COAL OIL of tho bost quality.
Also-LAGER, clear of an adultcraion, and viii bo
found good for The stomach O. MATTILL.
mur29yl
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We find the following in the Will
mington Watchman, with a request to
copy:
To PoLLY OR MARY FRANoIs.-Bv
your writing to T. p. Hayeock, Mount
Ayr, RInggold county, Iowa, and Civ
ing him your address, you can hear of
something that viii be Of much benefit
to you, in regard to your husbands es-
tate.
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SE1o65z
HATS, CsgP&, sc.
Take Notice

siened IN N Z oo,A Z@oconnt7 by 8. O. Grimes con-
Io,s, nave Degn placed n my hands for eooctiop An
l5o"s VINO Know themselves indebted on said Grlra,
iI e.ugI ~ hote or book account as above etated
WI tsEg notice that thomid business must bo eIosed m
gunce cannot DO given " 'oNbol lnaul-
i1yo5S,,, hy159erof u Easton, Consguoe Wh KEYaJP.
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The last Urbana Citizen reports that
the protTacted meetings in that place
have been closed. TheyrosultediB IN The
conversion Of near 400 souls. The
church under the charge Of Rev. Mr.
Moody took in over 200 members-tbe
other M d. Church about lOO-and
the Presbyterian church CMr. Long's)
over 50-and the various other churches
received accessious.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. - Full
returns from New Hampshire show the
followiDo rnep1t.
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RandoIDh TIiia,a Tefofe.

RTOTICE is hOuhy given that tho subscrbor has ho
~ appointed and qualified az Administrators the Gee
t1to of Randolph Ellis loto Of Highland county dpcpassd
March 10Th, A. ID. 1850. ID. MILLER.
mlr2Jw3
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TBrc1nn clndml CidEnEDttoEs
Made byC. B. SEYMOUR co., lO7 Nassau st n. y.
Price sl per box, sont free by post
For sale OF an Druggists. andmG
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Am Of which I offer to the public AT ls l,,-.., ,,
prices FOR cash. '' F'''o'a
ioro making your purchaser N 10
~ An kinds Of Marketing taken On exchange f,,
Don't forget the ploce-smlth's Old Corner
nli''Dor0' ApiH g. leoo' ISAAC COLYIN.
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P. N. WIoEERuAm soo'y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
Commercial.

TUESDAY July Il, 1850.
Produce less active. Prices remains the last
week. We quote as follows:
EXCHANGE on New York Is selling at per
cent. for American Gold, percent for Currency or
Chicago, At y percent.
WHEAT-9ea9sc.
FLoUR-No.1, s2.T5.
CORN % cents per busiel, OF 30 lbs, and sells
readily for cash
OATS - ccufs-
BEANS-sl8l.z 20 per bushel for clear white.
BEEF-s3.5 80 On foot; 81 q IS in quarters.
SALT-s2, 90 per barrel.
SUGAR-Retsiisa ats @ 10 lhs for 81.
CURRANTS-Retai tails 10 lbs for :
MOLASS ES-Retails at 50ggi so cents gallon.
IRON AND STGEL-I.aov odd II GaleHa prices from
10 cents. according To sizes.
MINEKAL-S20 per 1000 pounds.
C0AIs-<6 per ton.
HIDES-Dry. 10 q l2c; Green, : 2 Sc. Grubhy and
Mu--tn Hides. from one slfta tyo-t,4rd- less
Misunderstanding, 81; Joist and Scanthng, SIS;
clear fencing. So
BUTTTER-Frczh in rolls I0c.
EGG>-Sc- per dozen.
LAkN-l2lzc- perpcuni-
P0TATDr~-4oa nor bus he'll
DRIED APFLES-9c Der pound.
ONI0NS-sl per buslel.
wuOD-pere cord, $3.50 r5r green, 81 Tor dry.
CHICAGO MARKET.
From the Press and Tribune Z tho 9Th We quote
oII3ws:
FLoUR-Market dull It $4S5t75,e5. fer spirrg-
VIII AT--No-l Spring SI-a6; No, =, Lose.
CORN-Artive and lower. -ff74- -
UATS-Qajet and steady - .I1t-n-
I:GE-Na- T. 50{c"3.
BARIEN-4sIJ9c
POTATOES ew--20 T}-c.
EGG~--1I : per dozen
Bl E4E4s-but., roll, "a aloe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
From Central America,


NV YonK, July 10
Adviccs from Central America states that
Thomas f. Meagher and associates had conclu-
ded contract with Costa BIca for building Il
railroad from Buca-del Torra to Puut5.- Naia.
Advlces from Equator represent the country
IN a very disturbed state. An engagement w 5
daily expected at Guayquil, between the troops
under France and those OF Flores. Those uf
the former were committing terrible outrages,
sackIng towns, etc.
From BoCota we learn that Nosqnira is mar
ching upon the city with considerable force.
Cen Herman had Withdrawn his name as
candidate for the Presidency. and was aioul o
return TO Washington Minister PleniPoten-
tiary.
Rev. Padre Alair was arrested at Panama,
July l-t. and thrown into prison. He bad just
arrived IN the Steamer Anne, mud was sup
posed to be on diplomatic mission to Europe
from General Mosquera to represent the state
Cauca.
The frigate Lancaster was at Mazatlan on
June St!t.
The frigato Powhat.en arrived at Valparaiso
on the 81 t Of May.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
Arrival Of the Pixies Peak Express.

ST. JosErH, July -.
BY the Pixies Peak Express, which arrived
last evening, have the following
DESEvER CITY, JuLY BY cstcraay was ap-
proprialely celebrate eft a the Nations blltlday.
The day ushered IN by a gtJoual salute at
day break The city preseu "a unusually
lively appearance Flags were flung to the
breeze IN all dire tiunS, and = Gets thr0uged
NH enthusiastic crowds At about ! o \ ".
the procession formed nj the new Post Office
and marci ed through the principal streets Of
the civ rs = grove adjacent. The procession
was led by the bcuevcr City Brass Band. fol-
lowed 10y Tie Old Soldiers, officers of the day
orator and reader. IN carriages. MasoDs, Odd
Fellows, Turner's, GCruSuIne Gtec Club, ladies,
sabbath Schools IN carriages, and c.slzeus gem
eralv.
The procession was very large and enthu-
siastic one, decorated profuscly with flags and
appropriate cWbIems. The Central Overland
California and Pixies Peak Express Co. West
ern Stage Co, and Southern Stage Co, tarued
ont with five teams, and the coaches were beau
ufully decorated. The exercises on The ground
were the presentation 81 a beautiful flag by Il
dies TO the city. accompanied 10y fine speech
from the lady presenting Il. Mr.. ShatfeT
ceived the flag, and made bret speech in be
half OF the city.
Judge Perkins read the Declaration of IRde-
peEdence. Hon. John c. Moore delivered an
eloquent and appropriate Grafton after which
the performances were culiYcued by variety
of songs and speeches Bands iscoursed SPLEEN
did music ut intervals during tie performances
The day passed about as 1t does IN the states.
and every one seemed TO be having good time
generally. Horse racing was All The rage IN
The afternoon. We hear of a shooting atfrav on
The rscs ground, but tie particulars have not
been obtained, Business Is still dull, but i'm
proving slowly An average of 40 teams per
day returning TO the States, and arrivals
tr m the States are decreasing rapidly. Yea
ther hot through the day
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

MISSIONARY ENLAReEMENT.-The Ameri-
can Missionary Association, in order to in
crease its appliances for developing at the
West. in common with kindred societies, the
spirit and resources of missions, has estab-
lished Western Agency at Chicago. The
Rev. j. E. Roy, upon advice Of a Council of
Churches, has obtained release from his
pastoral charge in that city in order TO accept
appointment as Secretary Of the Agency
GALEN EASTMAN is the Treasurer.