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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
LA HIST NEWS!
BY LAST y GIFTS REPORT
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of tie Prince albert

<iL--ts-A o. tEo Aril-lS ALBEIT
ST JoHx.. \. f. Sept SAP.
Steamship Prince Albert iroa Galway. Aug
. >. arrived here Is noon to-day. The Strsal-
s.-i5 Asie, arrived 1T Queenstown on the = g.
re teat Eastern arrived al Milford Haven
at 6 p. 81 OF Tie 26tl
Ia ;he House of Commons en- the 25,b Lord
/ i'aia.erstoa acsuuw lodged The services render
! ed 10 Chrls. iaus iu SYRIA by bdsl kader, aBt
I SAID tie Erlli=h Consul mad been Instructed 10
teader 10 Inn the 5hauks Of the British Cow
! eminent.
Lord Pslmersioa al-o said the Government
I hat no information relative To the intention oil
/ France 10 establish a fort on the lake OF Ge-
neya. aud explained the position OF the Savoy
/ question. The session having not yet been re-
! cognized by Europe.
Parliament had virtually concluded as Ia
bors Tor the session by adjourniug I'll the 9th
| when the Propagation takes place.
/ 81. Martins Music Hall IN London had been
| burnt.
| Mr.. Lindsay, n. p. had been authorised to
proceed TO "; shIngton and lay before the
/ American Govern meut he views Of the Brit
/ ,h Govern ment relative 10 the navigation laws,
bilIgegenis rights, Dc. and enter into negotia-
| lions for the opening of the coa.ling trade
! Mr.. Lindsay saIi, ca the Sth of September.
| FRAScE.-The Emperor had made speech
/ at Lyons in reply to an address presented
| by the authorities Of that city.
! He complained of the unjust 1istrust excited
/ abroad, and declared that nothing could
make him deviate from the pa.h of modera
ton and Justice His sole desire was the
general interests OF France and he urged
them to give themselves up with confidence
| TO work of peace he was determined. With
Gods assistance. France should not degene
rate under his dynasty.
The pacific nature Of this speech caused
an advance in the Bourse. Rentes 6Sf zoe.
The Constitutional publishes an article
stating that the relations between France
and Austria were excellent, and congrat1ldt
ing the Legislature on its reform.
NAPLES Nothing decisive had yet been
achieved by Garabaldi.
The garrison were allowed to leave with
their musl.ets and personal baggage.
The Gara5aldians were masters Of Fort
Delplan. They also after short fight oc
cupied Villa Sangivaria.
The detection of the army Of Naples was
considered extremely probable, and it was
hoped that Garibaldl would enter the city in
triumph, without serious opposition. Con
filcts had taken place between Nepolitan
troops and some soldiers who landed from
Sandman vessels.
The reconciliation between Austria and
Prussia was fully accompishe :.
INpIA AND CHINA.-';he mail from Cal
cutta July l9h, and Hong hong the 9Th,
had reached England.
The India news IS unimportant.
Numbers of rebels were lurking in the
lunges. The Calcutta markets was quiet.
All quiet at Canton.
The rebels continued to advance towards
Shanghai.
The Hong Kong markets dull.
~ -
Further by the America
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

&" WHILE you Lthe Democracy elect Presi-
dents, we Submit.u either breaking nor attempt
ing to break up the union If we shall conSti-
tutionally elect q President, ii ,rW be our DUTY
10 see that you also sdbmu Old John Brown
has just been executed for treason against a
State. We cannot object, even though he
agreed with in thinking slavery wrong
That cannot excuse violence, bioodshed and
treason. it coGld avail him nothing that he
might think himself right. SO, If constitutions
ally, we elect President, and therefore you
undertake 10 destroy the Union, 1t nil be our
duty TO deal Nth yoa as Old John Brocn has been
deGH nth. " f SHALL TRY To DO OUR DUTY"
The above language was used by Abraham
Lincoia IN speech made in December last. and
was widely copied by the Republican Press.
No Democratic newspaper saw any merit in it.
On the contrary, they either silent or
openly justified the daily threats of disunion
made by Democratic Members OF Congress and
Democratic Southern papers. Now when
Douglas asserts that the South would not be
justified in Withdrawing from the Union. in
the event of Lincoln's election, and that he
would not sanction such a course the same
Democratic papers suddenly discover in the as
sertion an uneXamp.ed instance of maguauim-
lty and patriotic forbearance. The whole dem
ocra'ic barn yard IL resonant with irrepressibe
cackhug over this moderate sized egg-1Hadj-
son Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
Democratic Argument

THROWING a TFsIS OFF TIE IRAuK--On the
day Of tie Republican mass meeting At Mon
mouth, which was last Wednesdays switch
was turned by some malicious Du-glasIte. ~
Young ) Iuerica station. below tales2GTg- HE
couseaue nee was that the excursion sam load
Ell win people ran into two cars that were
stan ling On he side track, smashing them ~
TO spllnJers. and Instantly killing one uau on
the train. The switch was all n 5ht few minutes
before the sreiu came along The switch ton
der leit Is - attend 10 some other duty. As
soon - uls back was urned. some Satau- pos
>esseG Dulelasite changed g. FIR the purpose
al ca-s~ii4g crash and loss ~ I.e- Il Is ex-
ceeaia-ly fortunate thar me rcsalt Of tie col
.isou was 50 slightly fatal
THIS IS not the - time that Dougla-ites
have attempted TO destroy the lives OF Bepub-
iIcaus Oh excursion tIs.Ins- Our readers re-
member about the rails that were torn up on
the track of the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis
railroad. by some Doug .asi.e~, the night al
ter the Republican meeting at Springfield. and
how narrow was the escape from trigbtiul
loss oflite il does seem IS if Douglas had IN
fused his own reckless, destructive spirit into
his pro-slavery tools and rabble fOliowers.-
Chicago Tribune
DisGRAC&FUL--SOme rabd political parti
sans, we suppose. with more zeal for their sink
ing cause than know ledge of their own folly,
did al extremely dI>graceiUi thing last week
by taking down and mu3iiating "a Lincoln and
Hamliu flag from the front part of hlr Collins
store, where lie had nailed il lew days pre-
yious We hope these uight-owls know that
even down IN .Old Yirginny" Gov. Letcher
has recently decided that people have a right
TO pue up just such flags rs they please, and
protect them after they are up, and that the
same liberal policy also prevails IN his State.
We are glad TO say that We have heard but
one sentiment with regard to this act. and that
was OF universal condemnation LIKE Superior
Minor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
Degradation the Country.

Conceive, if you can. Of Washington or the
stump Conceive Of hls begging Tor the Presi-
ceucy, reminding crowds of the populace from
some tavern balcony that ne fought battles
and gained our victories. Conceive of bin de-
preclatlas opponent for the Presidential
chair IN a loud, roaring mass meeting-but mol
one cannot 20 on: II - too revolving.
1t was letJ for this miserable canvass in the
loves dtpbs and degradation of the broken
and ruined Democracy TO show to a disgust
ed world this spectacle. As from old ruins
there j. said 10 come up fetid odor as OF the
decay OF centuries. 50 from the dying DemocIa-
c. comes III the rank smell of all mauuer of
caFruptlon y candidate for tie Presidency
stamping Tie country! 4 man thought TT
to hold tie desjiulus OF this vast country in his
hands, III 70 occupy wlat IS IondIy called the
greatest If eartLiy offices, travelling through
,he country. Ia aHguIng all Corners and beg
gly Tor Office, Ikea constable o. tide val erl
r" Tins complexion has Stephen A. Douglas
brought the Presidency Of the United States,
PHILADELPHIA Buii,t.g.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
Chief Justice Of Massachusetts,.

Gov Banks has nominated "a Justice Of the
Supreme Court OF Massachusetts. in place Of
Judge Shaw. George Tyler Bigluw. who for
The last en- years, has been one of the associate
justices of The Court
The selection OF o successor TO Chief Justice
Shaw-eue who should WORLDLY weir the
mantle which had been worn befur. by Dana,
Pa-san asd "a Psrker-was a difficult and a
dy.ics.- i-ty- Prominent taea IT tie oar. and
ui tu-t.-s cone -.rrei 90 favor IF th.s selection
aua re.z-zi satisfaction already Eseets il
Judge Bleaaav has Distinguished himself Al
ready by Ais Industry. energy. urofupt.;ude.
his soUodness Of judgment, ami disposition 20
facilitate pa5.Ic business. HIS reputation IS =
iurI~t Of the higher sort l. yet - be made bat
the general acquiescence Of the bar IL his NOM
IuaIion Is n evidence that - fame hereafter
val bot be reckoned uufit tor ASSOCIATION with
that 81 his predecessors who have given the
bench Of Massachusetts its high place IN the
annals of American jurisprudeuce--Neo York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
Hon. Luther Haachet..

AS Mr. Hanchett has received a unanimous
nomination the Republican candidate for
Congress In the Second District of this State,
lew words in regard TO hl, qualifications and
various other matters connected with his his
tory may not be out of place
Dir. HANCHsTT made his first appearance rs
an active politician III 1854. q candidate for
Judge of the Seventh judicial Circuit. At
that time he was an -c:iye Wing for rather had
been. Ia that contest he was an Iadepen-
dent candidate. The Wing party being dis
banded, aud the Democratic party being the
only party in the State with IA complete organ
lzatlou; MIR Hanchett under those cICcumstan-
ces vas defeated by very SMALL majority
In 1856 he elected as a State Senator from
the 9th Ser a-orIal District. III that body he
at once took leading position and was con-
sldered rs one of lis ablest members. In 1858
he was reelected by large majority. Ia fact
he vas 50 popular al home that the Democrat
&c party refused 10 make nomination, being
satisfied that In Mr. Hancheltt they would have
a representative thas would be an honor To the
District. Aud his course in tina, body las fol-
iy SATISFIED them that their confidence was not
misplaced.
Mr Hauclett IN the Senate held the Chair
mauship OF the most important Committee Of
that body-the Judiciary; aud while ac.lHg in
that labJUous position ke fully sustained The
rep tatjon that he tad already Won as one Of
the first Iawmakers Of the State,
Mr. Hauchett has been an active member Of
the Republican party since its first organiza-
non ia thls State He has ever been active
exponent of those great principles upon which
he platform If thu party Is ha-e Tire Ijr-
rltoffCs free No1VesicuiS and free -NB--to These
great principles Ar. Hancbctt has always been
devoted: .aud # We take has past record - an
index 10 MS lgt.rr, Ne snail find han ia 1861
~ e. Chamber nt Representatives. 4. Wa-Lla--
i'll. Advocating aud defending them II tAat
Time D'AEH 10y t = voice and ms N3tc-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
SurRiFF's OFFICE, Iowa COUNTY, s. J
Mineral Point, August q, 1850.

SuERlFFs OFFICE, Iowa COUNTY 50 !
Mineral Point, August p, 1850
NOTICE is hereby given that the above Inen'ionea
election will be the several towns in the SAID
County lows the places prescribed by Law, on me
TUESDAY succeeding the first Monday being the sixth
d.v Of November next for the election Of the above
named officers and ls for the election OF lhs oilo"-
ing named Couuty Officers, to wit
+ Sheriff in place Of hUIaas heFarlsad, whose term
Of office will expire the first day Of Januray next
Clerk of the Circuit Court in place OF John Cum
Minis whose 1crn of Office will expire On first day Of
January next.
a Clerk of the Board OF Supervisors in place Of
William H. Curry. whose Of office viii expire on
tie DAY OF January next
Register % Deeds in place Of Joseph Lane, whose
term OF oiic, will expire the first day OF January
next.
4 CountY.Tres-urer place Of rancis Vivian, whoss
term cf Office will expire the first day OF January
whose term will expire the first day OF jan
uary neAt
A County Surveyor in place of Robert Nllson whose
Office expires the fret day Of January next
t-orouerin place OF Richard s Vivian, whose term
Of Office will expire the first day of January next
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
35-e sheriff low. County.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
The Star that never Sets
Dor glas'Motlaer not There

TIE State Election held N Vermont on the
4th inst. resulted in largely decreased ma
jority f'r he Republican Ticket. Returns fem
If5 Towns give Fairbanks (Bep) 1850 ma
.ority for Governor which is Republican gam
Of nearly 3l90. It Is uow estimated tha, FAIR
banks majority VIII reach 2-,5J9l The Re-
pablicans elect all their Congressman, all The
State Senators and a. tar as heard from. rs
Members Of the Assembly to II Democrats,
being gain Of 8 Republicans in that branch
Of the Legislature. This Will Do for the Green
Mountain Stale
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
from the Jacksonville Courier.1
How Douglas Initiates Jackson.

When Gen. Jackson was nominated for the
Presidency, IN ISIS. he Immediately resigned
Is seat ~ tie Senate. Ia the tender OF his
resignation he thu, addresses tie Legislature
e Tennessee:
My name having been before the nation for
The etice az ca.rf mag .s;ra,e during tie Time
served as yoar Seua. ~ placed me M situation
truly delicate but. delIc-tu as II vas, my friends
dld no,. and ny enemies cannot. clar-a me
0l.h descending fe,5n lie independent ground
.hra occupied, with degrading tie trust rer,oS-
al ia nle by intriguing for the Presidential
chair IS by resolution of sour body Won
have thought proper again re present "a = ra,ue
10 The American people. / must eAtie@- to lie
excused from ANY further service N Tie Senate.
and tu suggest. in conclusion. that j. ) due 10
myself tp practice upon tie mazIms rvoomen-
del t. Others. d hence. feel constrained u
retire from situation where Temptations may
exist. and suspicious arse. Of the exercise 81 20
.adusace tending 10 my own argrand Ize nlsi.r,
Accept, 0e. &c ANDREW JAcksUS.
How much AXE jackson Douglas acts. gong
around the country making clap-,fap speech
IS. They wolld furnish abundant proof e, en-
Il II were rot already furnished ~ his y-haie
history Of hls nborn vulgar,,y ana gross v ant
OF deliCaev OF feeling.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
D651LUTliAi1 a:j2i4HlZATI ON
NEW LAW ENHEsNE.

THE FIRM OFCoBB 6MEss}foRE after a continue
ion Of eight years dissolved by consent from
and after the FIRST day of May 1850; be succeeded in
abe Mineral Point business 10y the new firm organized
after that date under the name Of
Cobb, Hessmore & Sudduth.
Composed of Amasa COBB. Alexander Wilson, and
James f. Sgdduth, OF Mineral Point, and Z. Mess
Of La Crosse.
Thankful 10 the business public for ecp1a'.no.
heretofore reposrd IN the old, the firm SiI $
RENTED application TO business ana tie Inteief
their clients deserve success.
Tins new arrangement renders it tmp-latiysy neces
sary shat the old business OF CoOb IessInare clos
Ell Immediately.
Special ate,ltsoH gieen 10 Collecting md Scc"1sng
CfHtiaS IN all parts OF the Northwest.
Once opposite the Court House ny stairs.
Mineral Point, April 30 1860
ASSOCIATE OFFICES.
Cobb, McSsmorc * Mckinney, IA tI'-se. Wis.
Cobo y Wilson, RIchland Eentre. iiciaud Co., Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
! y rEoBArE-IoWA COUNTY coUET.

IN the matter of the Guardianship Of Josiah Il. Ty
acs aud Nay = aek, zua1 heir o. JOsisb Iyack de-
ceased
ca reading sud fling the petition Of Francis Vivian
guardian 81 said IA nor, representing among other
tfa-s that they. TIE sad ws-ds seized Of certain
rtl estate in This aud That It is necessary taat
part IS size same sh3u b. So ID and grayI2 Aceuse
e ~l part 81 tn il Is ordered and directed that
tiie uf AI 10 said wards and all persons lDrefestea
- SAID appear before the JUICE Of this court
saturday tie 10th Of October next ensuing ~ the
eoart house IN Tie city Of Mineral Point ia said eoan-
=.
And il l. farther ordered that copy Of this order
sla ae published four weeks fIIoT TO
sa.3 Dr., OF hearing in the Mineral Point TRIBUNE
weekly newspaper published the city o. Mineral Point
IN said county l. N STRONG County Clerk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

Tie Milwaukee Staf,5iel ,ays.-Wa see Il an
bounced that Judge Mi.ler has adopted a reo
rule % 20 INTO effect IN tEe Uui,el ~t...es
Distract Cnu-i. The Is u ~eptern her. l. t-,-
vsdes that parties in civil cases may testity ir
their "vu behalf N"tics II ,he iBteudgd ex-
animation 81 parties must be Ei.eu III p~it.f.y.
however. TO the opposite party. st least rbi-.g
days before the term 81 tLa court - winch tic
caso = At rial. accompanied with a statement
e be testified To by the party DISPOSITIONS i.
parties May be taken, also, the same IS those
OF other parties
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
$4,000 10 LOAN.

~ y Ilprog ed farms in lows county only from >
10 10 years time, 18th interst 81 10 per cent paya-
Bile semi annually No loan for less than S4Oo. The
property offered security, must be worth at lis cash
viue three hftLs than the amount OF the loan
Applicants furnish ats Of title and TO pay te
actual expense attending the loan. little to The prop
eIty must he clear aua iucisPutaJie-
5g~ app ly At the Iowa County Bank-sZs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

l The Rev Mr.. Kalloch, Of New Englan d
nOtoriety lately removed to Kansas has resigned
his pastorate, and embarked in the profession
Of law. His partner IS Judge J. L. Pendery, of
Leavenworth City.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
The Fair |

We once more urge upon our citi-
zens the necessity Of making their
entries at an early hour Everything
that Is carried III BY persons residing
iii the City shoa,d be on tho ground
t. morrow. There need be No fears
Of loss Of injury BY leaving articles
on the ground or in tile building du-
ring tie night, as there is an efficient
night Police, who viii be on guard
and sac that no persons enter the
Fair Grounds after dara:
Let every family IN the city take
SOMETHING T. the Fair, even il they
10 not expect Or desire Premiums.
Tie building IS large nd MUST BE
PULLED. Nothing viii be injured Of
destroyed. Superintcnlents are par
tienlarly instructed to permit no one
except the Judges to handle articles
on Exhibition without the consent Of
J,
- " - 50 ~. - "
Persons entering articles are re-
quested after getting their cards to
take the articles 10 be exhibited di-
rectly to tie Superintendent under
which they are entered, whose de-
part'asnt will Is designated by a
card on which is printed the Class
and name If the Saperinteudent,who
viii be IN readiness to receive the ar
t1yles and arrange them in the best
possible 5, manner lot e>Aio''i9f'-
~ 49, ''s ~ ''e ''l,'l'- :
49,, - 81 r,l., 80 :
With +hon fr +ra r..,,,,... ~ IL. gYop.
elmo the award IL Trenriuas and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
BOY Lost.

The following advertisement appears in the
H5utes,tia3t. We trust It may lead TO the re-
covery Of he lost boy. aud to the restoration of
peace 10 a bereaved family:
Left Washiu-. On. d. e., some ti,ne in July
I - home hl- mother Id New York. He
has not yet reached his mother, who is very
anxious about him. lie has been seen al Phil
abel hia. New York city Hartford. CT, and at
a clam bake IN Rhode Island. BE has been
beard from at Boston, Portland, Augusta aud
Bag Maine. From some express ions he has
dropped, It IS feared that he las become insane
UPON a subject he calls popular Severe gnty-
lie i about five feet nothing in height. and
about the same 10 diameter The other way
He has 4 red face, short legs and large belly.
Answers to the name of Little Giant. Talks
2 great deal, and very lound; always about
himself Has an idea that he Is a candidate
for the Presidency. Had on, when ne left drab
pants. a white vest, and blue coat with brass
buttons; the tail Is very near The ground.
ANY Information concerning him will be
gratefully received by h, afflicted mother
For further particulars address
AUGUST BELMONT y ew York;
w ILLS A. ,foRMAS, Minnesota"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

|
60.
To all whom it rasy concern. Letter Of Admuistra-
ZION said estate having been issued 70 Es-zaaeth
jones The sixth day OF August A. D. 1850 and
year from and after said day being allow and limited
tr creditors present their claim for examination and
allo notice lrreay given that the undersigned
Eii on Monday tie dvst dag Of october next ensuing,
~ she Cvur House the city Mineral Point, receive
examine and All 9si al cisir1s ana demands Of all per
ssfIust s=ld decease.
l.. n STRONG, Caunty Judge.
DATED September 4.h, a. ID. lso1.--n957-59.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE

STATE Of Wisconsin, Iowa county Circuit Court
George V. Chapman Plaintiff, again.. Ralph Ilh''
and Sarah Flint. Defendants.
The plaintiff desires the trial Of This action II aa
there be, TO be had IN the county of Iowa The oa
Wisconsin, 10 Ralph Flint and Sarah Flint oeiensa
You are hereby summoned and required 20 aifsNe1
complain mt Ia this action, which flied IN me o
Of the Clerk Of Circuit Court IN aud for Iowa -
~ on the I'D day Of July 1860. of which a o'N
herewith served upon you, and serve eopytof yoa ~
the subscribers at their Office in the @ u.
Mineral Point Iowa County, State of Wisconsin, HA -
ninety DAYS after he service hereOf, exclsslFe u
day Of such service and il you fail answer tne
Fiaut aforesaid, the plaintiff viii apply 20 the
for the rellef demanded Ia the complaint Di171 ''
I'D 1850. .s
COBB, MrssNORE & SCDDrTa. Attorze Tor -. :,
Witness the Hon. Montgomery n Coihrep, -.
L J said Court and the seal OF ssld Cos''-
2Zd day of July A. n 1850. L.,
Attest JohE ConIniG-, Clerk OF Circuit CsaTh wv
County Wis
n.s-sOl.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
MRS. j. Il NOLAN

WILL Open Select school for young ladies' in tn
W room above Mr. y N. Vheeler's store. To com
mence esiay sept 18th 1850.
portion o. the public patro mage is respectfully so
Ncited.
Mineral Poi Mt, SEPT. 10th Is6o-n31-tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

CES- Blondin, on the occasion of the yisi. Of
the Prince Of Wales to y agara Falls viii cross
his rope on stills four feet in height
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
Awful Calamity.

r.
= ~ " '0 '- MS " - 10y i'S' d
/ GA Ter return IMP from Chicago to Milwaukee
IN Friday night. and loss Of nearly 400 persons.
| Dir. ". understood that some four hundred
| 49,,
/ that hey were on the return trip on the Lady
! ElciD. which was run into BY = schooner d.
H.. ,,o s,o-,,, = Ed, ,.i,,i,, -, .ho..
-. 90. :,
ih'ieS OUT rom chicago "po"t : e'oeN III use
morning. and that all on board, but Il We're
drowned. The Milwaukee Iudepenaent Union,
cl CT p - :, - 49,. =
~ -'"' - u''''."e'' an" 3"
sand were on board We hope the calamity
u not IS great q. represented though We fear
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

sE The Dubuque HeralF saws that some of
TIE ministers Who have arrived ~ Dubuone 10
attend tha Methodist Conference. Walked -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
TERMS or ENTRY 4ND ADMIs SON.

Lille Members and their families are entitled u Free
Admission aud Tree Entr except for Special Pr-ani
rms: Annual Members 20 -Four single Admission TIc-
els Exhibitors TO Annual Membership with six Tick
es.
Price Of Life Membership SO; Annual Membership,
81: Eutry Zee 81; Single Admission gicsets, -
Madison extends hearty elcane all. ana IL is
hosed that every Farmer and Mechanic, and all
friends OF Progressive Industry will and
make tie las; week OF September period notable il
tI.e years OF ogr history : a Statei
For particuiG Is, address