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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04


THE LATE TorAL EcLIrsE or rHE
SUE. j. Lowe. oue of the English
Astronomical Expedition to SPAN. thus
describes ,Ee appearance Of The Earth
upoa the ocrasion Of The late total eclipse.
" The darkness was great; thermom-
eters could not be read. The countenao-
ccs Of men were livId pink. The Span
Iar.!s law down.a their children scream
ed with fear. fowls Las,encd 10 roos,,
ducks clustered together. pigeons dashed
AGAINST the sides OF the houses. flowers
closed { Hibiscus Bfr5c1ntS) as early as
2h. On; 1T 2h. 52m. cocks began 20
crow. ceasing at 2h. SIN, and recon-
mencinc n 3h. ON. As darkness came
on. many butterflies which were seen
about. few as if drunk. and q; last dis
appeared, the air became very humid.
50 much 50 that the grass felt - one Of
the Observers as If recently raIued upon,
Al 5a. j5m. a mock sun was formed p
deg. below the true sln, ha~ing the Or
dinarv circular form. From the summit
Of Pena Castiia. overlooking tie Bay Of
Btscav. Mr.. Heath noticed the magnifi-
cence Of the coloring Of the sky reflected
In the sea. while the water near Us va:
Of a deep leaden hue, ow..g to clouds
overhead
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04
EOr Sale

IHE subscriber offers for the house and lot sftua-
tel On Virgin Alley, aad formerly occupied by him
h7 q residence being The halt the house and lot
now occupied by Mr. John Evans There are four good
rooms in tile house
- TOT particulars enqire Or JAMES EVANS,
or 9l THOMAS JOHNS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

Htre 1t appears that the practical ope-
ration of Popular Sovereignty, under the
leadership aud guidance of It's acknowl-
edged fathers, has actually done more for
the extension of slavery, than It's most
jealous advocate expected or hoped for,
Now let US see how Mr.. Johnson, YOUR
nominee for Vice President. stands. On
The 17th day of September, 1856. the
Squatter candidate for Vice President.
n a public speech said:
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

~ An .rishman had been sick A
'oug time, anJ while in that state woulI
occasionally cease breathing, and life be
appa--a',y extinct for some time, when
b. wont come 10. Ga one Of thee oc-
casions n3en he had just awakened from
hs sleep, i's friend Patrick asked him !:
And how'll we know. Jimmy. when
yer dead yer aflher waking up every
ume"
Bring M glass Of wLiskey. and
say TO me, Hires 10 ye, Jimmy, an II
| don't rise and drink, then bury me
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04
CARRIAGE AND FLOW BOLTS.

JUST received 7r the Hardware y r. direct no"
- PIant~ @suu-stliif- Co. et tan7-etieal- one tsl
CagIiae ana ? ow Bolts, which - Tit sell - ~"
1877 TEANEL * LArHROF-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

t5@ y German child in the town Of
Ashford, n y, had been very i'll with
scarlet fever. On Sunday last, says the
Cataraugus RePu6l1can, of the 30lh, The
child seemed TO die, and on MONDAY af-
ternoon the funeral was held, and The
oody OF the child, accompanied by q 'orge
number of friends, was conveyed 10 the
grave. As the dirt began to fall upon
The coffin 4 feeble cry was heard. The
coffin vas instantly raised and opened
and a shrek of " mother." burst from
ne lips Of the resusc.saied child. The
child is in a fair way to recover.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

@- An Irish emigran, hearing the
sunset gun at Portsmouth. asked the sai-
lor, = What's that e Why. that's sun
SCI" was the reply. Sunset, exciaim-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04
NO. SO.
Remarkable Recognition of an Exhumed Body,


Not many years since, says F.aser's
lI2-1-s,ge, certain miners. working far
under ground, came upon Il poor fellow
who had perished IN the sufOca:inC pIt
40 years before.
Some chemical agent 10 which the body
had been subiec,ed-an agent prepared
in The laboratory of nature-had fleet
uahy arrested the progress of decay
They brought II 10 the surface. and for a
while, Till Il crumbled away through ex-
posure to the atmosphere, II lay there the
image Of fine, sturdy young man. No
CONFUSION had passed over the face in
death-lhe fea ures were tranquil the
hair was black as let. No one recognized
,Ee face-a generation hnd grown IN
since the day on which the miner went
down his shaft for the last time. B1, a
touerlnC old woman. who had hurried
from her CO. on hearing The news. came
up and she knew the face which. through
all these years she had never quite for
COT. Inc poor miner was 10 have been
her husband the day after that on which
he died They were rough people, of
course, who were looking on-a liberal
education and refined feelings are not
deemed essential 10 the man whose work
II Is 10 get up Goals, or even Tin; bu,
there was no dry eyes there when The
grey headed old pilgrim cast herself up
on the youthful corpse, and poured on.
to bis deaf ear mrny words OF endear-
IN mt unused for forty years. It was a
loachiug contrasl-the one 50 old and the
olher 50 young, They had both been
young these long years ago, but time has
gone on with the living, and stood stiIl
Wih the dead
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

Er9~ Il was said, in ol4en time. that
the body was rnore than raiment: bu,
now the raimeng IS often great deaf
more than The body in value, and full five
unes as much in circumference.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

SAVE Up SoNrrEISG.-I unfortunate
ly happens that as no man believes he is
likely 10 die soo1. so every one IS much
disposed 10 deter jhe consideration Of
what o9-u 10 he done oa th- supposu.oa
ot sutu au emergency; and wAie Moth
ing is 50 uncertain rs human life, so moth
irg is So uncertain as our assurance that
we sail sJrvfv" most Of oar ueiGhb0rs
But II may udeed, occur 10 any that the
chances are very nearly balanced as TO
diving a forty, aud his reaching the Un-
certain AGE Of forjy-fre aud that even
FIVE years may make considerable DIFF
t.r-n.4 iu lLe amount OF savings he may
q qu.4la % has family. The determiu-
anon so ltv og often creates the power
10 iav by aud the first effort is the mos,
d.fficu., L-tH always be remembered
dat 10 pulung IS something for rainy
Gav. a mau purchases certain amount
oe tranquility, aud jaus be may actually
extend MS life by providing agaIns, the
results of death.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

EARNEH's ONNIuUs.-There are five
pounds Of pure suipher Ia every 100 lbs.
Of wool
Carrots consume 1919 lbs. Of lime to
the acre, turnips bat 90 lbs,
\ cublc foot Of common arabic land
viii hold 40 lbs. of water.
l. takes , lbs. of corn to form one of
beef. Three and a half lbs OF cooked
meal will form one of pork
To add one per cent. of lime to soil
tha. IS destitute of ii, requires 10 pounds
OF Stacked lime 10 SIX of caustic 10 tho
acre.
Clay VIII permanently improve anv
soil that Is sandy or leachy Lime and
leached ashes will always benefit leachy
land.
A ton of dry forest leaves produces
Only 800 lbs. of mold hence 500 lbs. OF
mold WI produce a to of plants.
Clay applied to sandy land IS far bet
ter than sand to clay land. l69 tons to
the acre will give an inch in depth
Pure phosphorus IS worth from 81 900
10 $4,000 a ton and as it comes from
The earth il shows how scarce 1t Is.
4 rich mold formed by rouing clover.
is worth more than the same numbers cf
pounds Of clover; 400 lbs. of dry plants
! viii yield 100 lbs. of dry mold
Swamp muck, or peat, when dry, will
take up without dripping four times its
own weight Of water. Hence the neces-
sity Of thorough drainage.
Limestone land retains the heat the
longest, black, peaty soils radiaie the
heat most rapidly, consequently cool the
soonest, and are first TO experience frost.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

/ Baltimore, the friends of the secedsrs
+ opposing, and a few who preferred 10
+ see Douglas elected 10 a dissolution o.. the
party, favored that step; aad the c0nse-
+ IquenCe was, that two reports Werr pre-
sented-a majority one by twenty :iem-
+ bers of the committee, and a minority
+ one by FoUR members, which latter GI-
vision Included Herschel Y. Johnson,
who, as chairman. introduced The miuor-
/ ny report. Here IS the report:
/ /" ResolreH, That we re-alFirm the Gin
cinratl platform, with the following al
dIuona: propositions:
/ Isl. Tbaf the citizens of the United
STATES have an equal right 10 settle with
/ tleir property Of any h75ld, IN the organ
+ ized Territories of the United S.ales,aud
+ lhal under the decision Of the Supreme
/ Court of the United States Iu the case of
bred Scot, which we recognize as the
correct exposition Of the Constitution in
+ #t.ls particular: Stare pr0porty HulldS
az tie St1ic tog,jqz rs at other oa>clip-
flo4s Qf Propery, aud that uclihe,' tie
I G1le, ID G0rer1zQcllt. \ r ANY TER
+ BITCRIAL COY NERNMt,N I. can Hc-
stray 0r iDlpzj, khe lzallt - S/ar. Dr13or-
Ity' thaI property Oh AN KINDS SLAVES as
+ weil as any o.her species OF properly. ln
the Territories, stand upon TIE SAM
IeouaI and broad Constitutional bas,,.,nI
Isnhisc, n Ike nr;,c,nlas or ,o.3.,,j,,o,,
,oj pROTFCTIOL :, tbeTF,5I,T
TfXF ;,,,55,,;1I 1,z e[o,,,-i,., ,Il,'I,.t
,,,.,ts ~ tbc (so,.or,,.,r,,t
81 Tb,, we vii sn..o,r, ony mar, who
NAV be- nominated b. Tie B,I,Imore Con
venlion. for The Presidency, who hohls
The Dlilciples SET forth in the foregoing
proposition, and who will give them his
+ endorsement. and we will net hold our
selves bound 10 support ann man, who
may be the nominee, who enlerialnS
principles Inconsistent with those set forth
/ IN the above propositions, or lrt2 denies
that stare proDeriy, in the Terrtorle>
does stand on an cguaI f0otiug and uu
/ the same C0HStUutioHuI baS5S 0f oLter
: descriptions Of LroDe,f9.
IL view of The fact mat a large major
ilv of The delegates from Georgia felt it
10 be their duiv to Withdraw from the
late Democratic Convention. thereby de-
nrivincr ms State Of ler vote therein. ac-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

fz5 ! soldier on sen;rr was noticed
BY his ofheeF with having a black eye,
and who charged him with fighting =
- Pleas SIR sind the soldier, WASH,
II for that purpose you engaged me -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

- mat was triumphant appeal
o. an irshman who was lover OF an
l.qnay- who, IN arguing the superiority
OF OLD Architecture over The new, said
Where wall you find nny modern
building hat has lasted 50 long rs the
ancient"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

y, E0RGE APPEL having htte. up His shop il th,
4 most appravul style, is prepared 10
SHAVE, DRESS HAIR, -HANPooN Sc,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04
FASHIONABLE

ta bleeding. tuppi ~ aud Lccchsng on short mo-
t.r. ana flle a-St HiLruer ot the schemes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04
co ono ACRES UNINIPEO-

VFT,WWV -----s-
Green RrhIsn3. Sauk Crawford, ana other coanties e.
sale ia ea~g terms apply To
L. Il WHITTLESEY. s 60
Jan 25th lS59 vEG-u4-tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

ng No iwo things differ more than
hurry and despatch. HurEy is the mark
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

No DisUSIox.-Humphrey MaIshal!
addressed a Breckenridge meeting at
torington. Ky, on the evening Of the 2nd
inst lIe entered into general discus
sion Of The platform and the candidates
o. the four parties. la the course of
his remarks he said
We are asked, If Lincoln succeeds
do you Prop0s" disunion2 | would ans
wer empAaucaily, no /, is a remedy
for no evIi under heaven. /, would t..
political suicide, and Kentucky would BE-
The very last State 10 give up the Union.
The Breckinridge party don't mean il,
and we do not believe the man himself
( (Breckinridge) 'ver entertained dis
union sentiment There was no such
ca cu.alon ahead when tie was nonina-
tec. Eat the party did aud does intend
10 fight for lis rights inside Of the Union"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04
MOSES VI. STRONG,

y Ual-ext!tg. Iasa county, Wis Particular atteu
ts#H fa#. eo Collecting.
Ha.-- E Ilsu. & T. Wsshhara AM taa5 & lfessnore-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

DRY GOODS II GREAT VARIETY
\ JENKINS, BARRlNGER & CO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04
JOHN uoLLTNG>IfEAD.

DIIYSIcf1N. ST. BGE0N -lNu Ace oUCHER Minor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04
.lOHN LEN IL.
ESTRsY NOTICE.

Presi iIetlnf of the Board 81 Trustees
cS-tr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04

nj i~ rented, 6ut tHr pause
svc laim VIII n,. ~.fl.. .ar 81
ALSO
lre1 and -'.ir5y y-1Ee acres. v..
ms. Has an it two Log iie-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-04
professional and Business cards.
SA1IIEl. CKAMFnRn.

a TTDRSEg AND CtUSsFI.I0E At LAW once
in Mfltau.s B9ek over Jeniiu 8 Barriu -r's store
Mineral I,uiut WISCONSIN. ,5uZ3f
GEO. u. WILDER, VI. D..
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
NOTICE.


10 SHAREHOLDERS Of RoperV IL Doko-
Clta aid others.
There have been several assessments made
from time 10 tune, 20 dcfrny The expenses Of
the company, a large proportion u which has
not been raid and in case the same is not
paid tho resolutions OF the company will he
enforced against oil who have not, or will
not comply Immediately. The books Of the
company have been kept in such a manner,
that vouchers will have 10 be presented by
those who have paid that their shares may
be properly credited
Que assessment was made, October 9 b,
1856. for 50. 90, one October 7th 1886 foe
50 GO, one June 9th 1867, Tor $1,000 .'o
July 27th. 1891. fyr $500, one Sept1muer
sth 1857, $1,000, me June l2th 1865, fo'
$500 Total, $1,000.
The whole amount Of Assessment n each
share Il stock Of the Dakota City Company.
and the shareholders will remember, that u
the articles Of incorporation, all the private
property Of the Stockholders Is bound tor th'
assessments made against the share register
cd In his name, or that he may hold.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
TIKI GLOBB.
"a, IossiA Pope, v cs'y-....


shall pNhlish tue DtuJ "loov, ant 'bt
Congressional Globe, ana appendix during
the next seselon OF C"hgfee7 Inc ph'y
Globe will CONTAIN q report OF tne debates iu
both branches OF congress as taNth aeWn %,
reporters, equal at least, 70 any corps OF 'hett
hand writer's IN this OF any other ooun'rI
Nhen the dea'tes oi 3 cay 10 hot n''e
more man tgry-hve eolunius' theN enaA "p-
- ~" ~ - 49,
,,s,,a. INK IN eN,.,t.i $50 ~ 49,.
ny
lun ,oa..,.s,usI Glute and Anpendiv.
WN IHHi.'H % report 81 III the debates i1
Con. . revised 'r che speakers, the Mes
sh.. OF 'ar lIeH'rHta d. The United StatoF,
the .auun. '.Htt y . Heads Of the Exec
utlNt ta. hHruitsUf Committees
OF t..- 81. Hu ".lt 30, legis Of general
Ia ,fe ts .He 'a,. .t0i during the session.
aud osI+.Ha |s n oh These will be
prin',| .Ht dozen royal beet, In book form,
royal 4ua,.o a't. ,' puwter containing six
teen t'r a,traa a I,Aet words per page.
The whole NHI uas- between 100 aud 1000
page'. ltW believed mat no book has ever
been pnol lta AZ 80 low a rate Last year /
advertised 10 Vac ptuy 0looe Tor six months,
and IN shout one hdndred other newspapers,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
AND NOW,
BIZ order Of The President, r. III WOOD
CLARK, ace gre Notice,

That If the above Is not coupled with in six
ty days, the resolutions Of the company will
be enforced, aud ell the stock Of the compa-
ny that tho assessment are not paid on, VIII
ho sold 20 pay the liabilities Of the company ;
M all the property Of the city within the
bounds, 10 wit from Elm Stfeet TO Vine
Street and from aud from 9th street to 20th
street, has been entered by the Mayor, and
all outside that by Trustees and the time
for procuring WARRANTED. deeds Of these parties
closes within six months from the date OF
their entry and all the property not decided
will be forfeited. SHAREHOLDERS AND
CREDITORS will take warning that on the
9th day Of January, A. d. 1860, all the stock
with alllthe property not then covered by deed
in Dakota City, will be sold to the highest
bidder, and the debt Of the company settled
up, If only a dividend is declared.
N. b. We would further say that hose
who have not obtained deeds to tho lots drawn
on their shares, can obtain the same by call
ing upon the Secretary and paying the as.
sessment due
W. II. s. HUGHES
J. d. NJ. CRooKwELL, Secretary.
Agent
Dakota City, N. T. Nov. 9th 1853.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
pAKorA cIrY |PorTERY

NTEsSRs ZlEGLER & ECKHART, Of the
M DAKOTA Ciy Pottery tke he present
opportunity OF saying to the MuchI ants and
the public generally, that they viii continue
in the business as heretofore, aud having 10
creased their facilities are able 20 manufao-
ture n larger amount IF stone. ware aud Of
tho best quality. Returning thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the old hTm
they respectfully solicit a continuance Of the
same, and they will endeayor to retain il by
prompt execution Of their orders, 10 which
they will carefully attend at Gil times. Give
them a call.
Dakota City, n. T, Nov. Z, ls59-tE
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NOTICE.

TO H. II CHAFFE, aud all others rhom il
nay concern.
SIR-You are hereby notified that l shall
npgear before b.. Bates, Mayor OF Dakota
City, on the oath day of November, 1859, and
demand OF him, as mayor, n conveyance Q!
Lot No. IL, in Block ia, as | claim title to
the same. At which time and place you can
appear aud contest my right so TO do.
ANDREW STEWART.
Dakota City, Nov. 4. 1889. 3w
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NOTICE.

To WILLIAM E. PARNELL.
SIR.--You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore the Regist er and Receiver of the Land
Office at Dakota city on Saturday Dec. 18th
u o'clock A. NJ. at which time and pla Q | will
prove my right to enter by presumption the
Forth holt Of The north west quarter Of section
eight L8l Township t~wenty-eight [2Sl Range
n.nc (9) East. JACOB VAN AUkE
D,kota city Nov. % 1859.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
10 VIM HEOP BLAKE :

10 WINTHROP BLhEE:
You will take notice, that on the 10 lay
q September 1859, a petition was fled hy
Thomas ! Collier, in the clerks Office Of the
third judicial District Of the Territory of Ne
braska, for the county Dakots, against your
sclfaud Amos 8, Parker, stating in substance
that N the 2lst day of July 1869 | purchased
Of said Amos S Parker a certain Military
Bounty land Warrant, Number S4,3T4, for
100 acres, issued under the act of Congress Of
hiarch 81 1866, 10 said Winthrop Blake, and
vas sold and assigned by said Blake to said
Amos s.. Parker, ani that said warrant was
sold and aud assigned by said Parker to me,
5ho sail Thomas T Collier; and that on the
9lst day Of July 1853 l lost the said Land
Warrant, that | have not in any manner sold
or assigned the ssid warrant to any person or
IL sons ; that I have not received a cOnsidera-
ton for tho said warrant Of any description;
aud that / I'm now the legal owner OF said
warrant, and that The legal title and ownership
TO said warrant be adjudged to be in me. Aud
you are hereby required to appear and answer
or demur 90 said petition on the first day OF
the next term Of the District court, for said
county to be held a. Dakota city on the 9Th
day Of November, A. d. 1859.
THOMAS 7 COLLIER,
Dakota City October LIST P. P. 3w
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
WEARE AND BENTON,
Bankers, Dealers In Exchange and
Land Agents.

COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED \ RENTED
y % any VBrt of the United Statos.
Money received on deposit, aud interest allowed -.
Eastern or Southern Drafts furnished In sums tosn''
purchaser.
Land ON G funds paid for Currency or Bills Of E2.
change.
Ioaus en- cted on good security.
Taxes I. d, titles examined, and Peal Estate bought
and sold on Commission.
Lands entered for settlers and time given or pay.
mrut.
once ,pposite Pacific House, in west lower form Land
Onre.
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