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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
CLOCKS.

THAvE just received large assortment OF on
Il month and eight day Clocks. With and with
cut sIsrmsrs, which am enabled 10 sell vsrv low
having purchased the sane direct from the q, am
factory At Waterbury, Conn.
mar2s THEODORE GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

NECTAR. ED AVN. BOGEL, would re-
IN specifically notify the ladies that they can
nov be supplied with the delicious Nectar syrur,
by calling at their soda Counter. Iunei6
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
CRATES.
JUST RECEIVED.

HNE-l5o kegs Pine Tar, for sale.
Il spr22y THOMAS BYRNE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
PORTER AND ALE.

A LARgB supply isst received At v.
~. HEUDE n CoB.. Drug store, and
tor sale Mt reduced prices. mRyI1.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
BLACK SILKS.
sPECTACIEs.

NAVE on hand an assortment ofrebblss and
i hne Glasses In Gold, silver and Steel frames,
which onsr al wuoh lower prices than they are
generally sold. THO. GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
LINEN MEETINGS..

PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
LINEN MEETINGS..
A SUPPLY ~ white sBd brown Mosquito Net
~ tlngs. has been received; also lot ~ Bob
blns, Netting 10 arrive N . few dsts. st The
mara PHibA. OAsh siohh'
HANDKERCHIEF
WYE iust rseslvsd = large supply cfls
w dies Hands efchieis. also dents White and
solefad po.dsrsd handkerchief, which We uHsr
PHILADELPHIA CASH sToRn.
msrB Lafayette Street.
MOURNING GOODS.
A SUPPLY Of The above goods has been recsiv
n cd. consisting Of Bsfsges. Ohslly Silks and
lsSs PHILADELPHIA cssu sroHE.
GENTS KID GLOVES.
nv you want good Kid Gloves, call ut
i the PHitADsbPBtA CpEAr sroRE,
deels. Lafayette street.
Table Cloths.
A FuLb supply Of linen Table Dsmasks, also
"A iiuek Back aud Crash Towes, ~ the
plliJA. CASH STORE,
nov2a.
PARAs0Ls.
TIVE Philadelphia Cash Store hes now
on hand a hns assortment Of Black
aud Colored silk Pafasols. .lap2s.
HOOP SKIRTS.
A MOTHER supply ~ these ~ uoep skitts, has
is2s PHILADELPHIA CASH srORH.
COUNTEHrANES.
ME nAvb Just received frvn View yoth, .
w npe supply Of white hsfse''les Counter
PHILADELPHIA CASH sToHE,
o.ttb Lafayette street.
Ribbons.
WE HAVE just received supply Of
w bonnet Ribbons, also full assert
ment of black Velvet Ribbons,
Al the PlilJA CASH STORE,
nov24 Lafayette Street.
Wall Paper Wall Paper
10000 n =, 4. f. ,ss ss,.., ,,'sr"'
has just been received by The undersigned, vary
ing IN price from 10 cents ~ III 80 PEI hoi. Call
aud examine my stock before making ypur -
leetians elsewhere.
sbop On Third street. North Of Miebssi Grams
rvs e'eeeff store -.
luneaGtt ". A. KAUFMAN.
TOILET sIIpPERs.
A BEAUTIFUL ASsoHrMENr Of Ladies' Toilet
n sirpsrs,jos opened at =, -
april 80. p. NJ AEHEH's.
ron ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS
AND STUDENTS.
4 HAVE just received n few Drawing In
j stfuments, which will cell at o small
now TnEO. GOLDMAN.
pLAsTERING HAIR.
Onn hutHELS bestsrties Mastering Hslr.
oVU maya. FRANK nUGusr.
Concentrated Lye and Potash.
A LANCE lot just received and ter sale w
"A msvl v. iitubE co.
MORE WATCHES.
L'NGLrsii Patent Lever Watches, made 10 my
~ own order-just received ny
Jsnyi9 TuEO. GOLDMAN.
CHEWING ~ MOKINGTOBACCO
~ sprao. nb. q Wm poaEJ
FEAtOfh FLOWs-
an HAND and for sale ~ the Piow Depot ~
" the undersigned the celebrated Steel Mould
| Beard psaeoek plowa. These plows are put up
more substantially thsn AIRY other and viii run
| as easy. LARduibR ~ LANouk,
deeft Cor. Lafayette and florida sts.
1nn BBLs. FRESH CAFE LIME
IVV just received In superior order
for sale at a. MATTA'H.
NJ RS. ALIENS HAIR REsT0RER, for
| wi sale by I'm. ~ VIZ. BOGEL.
Western Produce at the Landing.
WE iIAvEjsst received al our boats al The
Wv landing the following articles Of Western
Produce.
300 barrels Zine Flour.
90 Half barrels Fine Fiour--just arrived and
FOR sale by nEAL PATTERSON
WHITE GOODS.
A FRESH supply Of White Msrspilie. Briiiisn.
| IN tines, Crossbarsd Hwiss and Jaeonet Muslis
Tsriatop aud kmbroidsries Of every description
| lust received al q. NJ. ASIIEWH.
YEAST POWDERS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
Stamping for Embroidery Work

Stamping for Embroidery Work.
l,>oR the socomm odation OF Che ladies',
II have made arrangements with house
In the city and ladies can have stamping
for Embsosdesy or any kind Of goods
done with neatness and at very short no
tice. will mako \ weekly shipment or
every Wednesday and return the COCOA on
the Monday following.
4. NJ. ASHER,
decao-a Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
Medicated Iodine Cigars.
To PLANTERS.

WE HAVE In store 200 bills. superio,
w Winter whale OIL and 10 bbls Win
ter Strained Lard oil-for sale At city cash
prices by ED. n WIN. Bo8Eb.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
GIN STAND.

A 30 Saw Din stand, for sale at the
~ Southern Machine Works.
lei9 DELAuRoiN, DRossREy 800.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09

UIUUONs.
WE HAVE just received supply 81
w Bonnet Ribbons, also a full assert
ment of black Velvet Ribbons,
Al the PllILA CASH STORE,
nov94 Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-09
MONTAN & MATTA.
TO MECIrANICs.

rAHrrNTERE Tools Cooper's tools. rlssiersrs
" Tools, In all their variety snd ofthe very best
always ga hand al -
sasso MoNTAN a MATTA's.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
VIVA. a Yeke OF Oxen CoSt.

The following remarkable speech Of
member of the Wisconsin Legislature, made
last Winter, has not spoiled by keeping It
will do to publish; and as II Is Teritable
report OF a veritable speech, on a question
which may occupy the attention of some
future Legislature of this State, we publish
il for the benefit Of whom 1t may concern
We are glad to say that judgments are not
so Dramatically reversed in this State as In
the State Of Wisconsin. Here is the way
in which Fillmore GOT Judgment IN his own
favor set aside in double quick time
During the discussion In the " lsconsn
Legislature TO abolish all laws for the COL
lection OF debts, Mr. Fillmore proceeded to
review the present system OF collecting
debts. II was all hunbug and cheat, a
matter of technicelilies and legal shulfling.
LAWYERS gave advice in order TO obtain fee
and encourage litigation. Judges made
plumbers and mistakes. He lad but little
experience In law, and that vas rich
TLaughter. He would give history of 1t.
Mir. fillmore then related how he had pur-
chased a yoke Of oxen about fifteen years
ago-paid fifty dollars for them-a few days
after, the son of the man of whom he bought
the oxon came 10 him and said the oxen
were his. He insisted on having pay over
again, and commenced suit before justice
The jury didn't agree. Finally, through the
plumbers Of the Bushwood justice Of the
deace, the case went against him. lie APP
2ealed il to the Circuit Court in Milwaukee.
There said he, Il lost again" and said
to my lawyer, Il will give you ten dollars
TO quote Pennsy lvanla law to Judge Miller,
and have a new trial ordered Great
laughter He took the ten dollars and per-
formed tie duty.
4 new trial was then granted, and the
venue changed 10 W alworth county. Judge
Irwin was then the Judge. Any man who
wanted TO gain a cause in his court. had
either to 60 hunting with him and let the
judge claim all the game that was shot OF
else pat his dog. Well, | patted the dog
daughter. | fed the dog with crackers,
Renewed laughter. The case was decided
IN my favor. When | heard the decision
thought to myself that the dog had followed
me about long enough turned around and
gave him kick. Laughter The yelp
Of the dog had hardly subsidized ere / heard
the Judge say, - Mr.. Clerk, this judgment
is set aside aud new trial granted" Great
laughter. Mr.. Speaker, that kick cost me
$500! [Convulsive laughter You have
no doubt seen a suit in a Justices court in the
country. There is time spent by Jurors and
hangers OH, besides other costs-at least $50
besides the i'll feelings and Discussions
caused by it. 1t is all cheat. The liti-
giants had better SIX down and play game
c: old sledge to decide the case. 1t would
be more sure to settle the disputes justly
[Chicago Press and Tribune.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
Arrival OF the Anglo Saxon.
QUEBEC, Sept. &c.

QUEBEC, Sept. 26.
Tie Steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool
Tie 18Th INST, VIA Londonderry Ga the l4th,
arrived TINS morning. Her dates are Two days
later than those aIIesHv received.
GREAT BRITAIN.-ILe English funds were
heavy On Thursday, and the Paris Bourse show
ed great duliness The belief prevails that
there viii be no general war Ia Europe, that
me new transaction like tie Villa Frauca
trea.y viii ,ake place during the autumn.
The Herald says that the pension ia sgd
ucy viii uut affect tie London firms.
lie LugiIsh attacking party At Nost-rd,
New Zealand, consisted of 81 men The ma
ttyas lay down on the ground until the men
We're close upon them, when they spraDg upon
them. 4. ed tLei. double barrel guns, and met
he baYouet cAa.ce OF their anniversaries with
tbs t,IuaLaw x, keeping up a hand 10 hand fight
be- retreat Of the English urgent that
tleIr dead and = lev OF The wounded were lett
ou Tie bat,le field. il IS also reported that the
natives took one gun. Great complaints are
maze against Col Gould, The commander OF the
attacking party for not calling to ms aid au adj
dI,Ioual force winch was sand 10 be within his
reach
The I'ane. says that Victor Emanuel finds
formidable competition ia G4ubaldI, whose
success appears sufficient 10 overcome any re-
sIstaucc inat can be made by The states ut the
Cuulch, and winch brings hIm into collision
with tIle Aus. riau power in euIce. Pied
mont must make herself 4 witness OF tue reY0-
lltlOu, or be cuatci.t 70 give up the lead ami
f5li5w. There - reason 10 believe that Napu-
leon sees things from tbs point Of view, and
that no danger need be appreAendcd from
France.
IrALY-Austri has decided not to receive
tie y eapol,tan7 iuto any Austrian ..C.
II IS asserted that without waluns n reply
some 25OUt Sandman troops euicre,. LunbrIa
The I2th. 2JGDJ more Sandman troops at
tackled and took fesoga. taking prisoners J.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
The Summit of Pixies Peak.

A correspondent of the New York IPorl d
writing from Colorado City, X. T. late in Au-
gus, gives an account Of the labor, and dangers
to be encountered il ascending the mountain
which has given its name to the auriferous re-
giou surrounding it. OF the summit and the
approach 70 H. he writes:
Abou. $50 feet from the topuost pinnacle we
found 4 large body Of snow and ice On II were
several snow birds, aud short distance below
was lone bird singing most sweetiy. Ha'I
his song been less cheerful, ,.e should have
been inclined 10 pity him 10 ms i1rlogu condI-
ton. At MONDAY we found ourselves on the
summit of the highest mountain ia this region
Of culntry-l3.J9U feet, or more than Two miles
and a Lalt above The level of the sea Colorado
City Is at the base of The mountains, 1000 feet
above the level Of the sea hence % viii b. seen
that the peak IS but 6,5UU .e,l above the Colo
RADIO. The top o. the peak IS perfectly level
aud Is about half q mIie 10 circumference. Il
IS field OF = large, sharp. Angular and Gu bical
rocks OF granite. with tie.dsrar predornIuatIug
Large specimens of pure feldspar were fire.
qucutIy seen. n ut a shrub, not particle Of
soil existed TO break tue mJaotouy OF the scene.
e found two pyramids OF rocks on the sum
mIt one of which i SAID 70 have been erected
by Col. Pike, who placed coins, papers, DE. be-
meath It. The other was erected by a party
from Lawrence. vino We're the earliest dIscov-
efers OF gold here. With the party Mrs.
HOiWeS-formerlv Miss Anna Archibald Of
Lawrence She made The ascent IA August,
1855 wIIn tie Blootner costume. and or DIT tha,
sue carried larger pack than her husband
she Is probably noI only The first bat the ouly
woman who has accomplished the feat.
When robust men, av,,-tomed to rural life,
become almost Frustrated by the effort OF climb
ing ~ this rs.Ihed AR, and, IN many cases,
strong men have been dIshes.' tened and turned
back, then do a!miie the Jndauated energy
aud perseverance, sustained hy vI-or OF body
that was exhibited by the young lady.
= few years ago party Of young gentlemen,
three Of whom were from FlIladel ghla, started
from Colorado. fun Of enthusiasm, determined
- MAKE tie ascent. Suffice ii 10 say, that TWEEN
ty-loUr nous after they made their appearance
lil town, unable 10 give IS any Information
about tLe summit.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
Noble Conduct of the Republicans.

Under this heading the Douglas Peo-
p IS Press pays a deserved tribute to
the Republicans q Milwaukee In the fol-
lowing;
The reception of Senator Seward in
this city had for weeks been looked for
ward 10 with The greatest interest, and
no effort had been spared to make il one
of the largest and most imposing affairs
of the kind which had ever taken place
in the SITE, and we have 10 doubt it
would have been all that was anticipated
had il not been foregon in Difference to a
humane sentiment towards the sufferers
by the great calamity which has fallen
heavl!5 upon our city. But the partizans
Of the distinguished Senator have won a
greater triumph by their forbearance than
they could have achiev by the most
successful public demonstration. What
makes lAis conduct of the committee
most praiseworthy is the fact that the i'm
mediate sufferers We're almost exclusive
ly Of their political opponents.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

SOUTHERN TEsTrHoNY.--A correspondent
in attendance upon Gov. Seward says:
:. One Of the Southern gentlemen, from
Alabama, believe, who joined Air. Seward's
party at Niagara Falls, still remains with
them. and attends all the meetings when Mr..
Seward speaks. Although somewhat as
tonished al the manifestations Of the people,
ne says he does no, wonder at them. The
intelligence, enterprise and thrift he sees
among tie people Of Michigan, compared
with those Of Alabama, almost persuades
HIN to becou a Republican.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
One Of the Results Of the Fusion Mania.

The Ajend Zeil.ag OF yesterday evening in
speaking of the dIsgust accustomed among the
German DeiGocrats by the fusion schemes Of
their leaders, says As Scroggs, Dodge and
thousands OF other Americans Will vote tur Lin
coin, not because ne Ia an American, but IN
order 10 express their disaPprobation Of the IN
scrupulous sale of their party by us leaders, so
thousands Of German Democrats will vote tor
him, and for similar reasons. The other day a
Democratic LI.colu Club was formed III one
OF Tie upper wards Of This city, consisting of
forty German citlzet.s, who formally declared
their intention 10 vote for Old Abe, instead Of
going il blind Tor the confusion ticket. " z
might mention other similar cases. Scarcely q
single German Eepubhean ward netting Il held
at which 4 number OF Democrats do not have
themselves enrolled IL the list 81 Republican
ycte~s. Ia 1895, barely olc-haif or lwo-fitths
Of the natQraHzed Germans cast their votes for
Fremont; buj il 1850 from two-tLirds to three
fourtbs in number from eight 10 niue thousand
of the German voters OF TIE city Of \ ew York
viii cast their sutflagcs log Lincoln. Fremunt's
entire vote IN tile ci,y was less than eighteen
Thousand Lnca.L's vIt ugs be less than lLIr
iy-hve Thousand. '--N J.. F04t.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
Principle.
In The Baltimore Patriot we fad the fol-

In the Baltimore Patriot We fud the fol-
lowing just aud sensible remarks:
We have frequently stated our inability to
comprehend on what principle national con-
serv4tiye men opposed 10 the Democratic
parly v 10 either faction, whether representing
Squarer Sovereignty or Intervention for
Slagery, und- PAIN OF Diaunion-could Goa
lesce, fuse, join, or IN any way mix politi-
cally with either. If thai Democratic party
is responsible for theiF rising, continuing,
and extreme doctrines Of the auti-SIageTy
par,y-if extreme Democratic measures are
the cause AMI declared justification Of ex-
treme Republican measures, il seems 10 US
very odd SORT Of Z way of securing peace
and qniet 20 the country. to join in and fuse
with the Democrats, the origin Of their woes.
1t IS our humble option that there Is one
great f ST step Indispensable to secure that
peace and quiet. which step IS TO break down
and scatter finally that revolutionary aisun-
ion spirit, which IS in fact, the Democratic
party.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

DREADFUL CALANfF At NV ORLEANs.-By
I the falling Of the w{ls Of u burning building
I in New Odeaus uu Aiday nigh, forty f..
persons We're buried beneath the ruins and
killed. U TO Saluaay ,eniug. fifteen Of the
dead bodies had ben extgicated, aud search
was still Ia progress
BIC STEAws.-rhre hundred aad seventy
one ears reached CIeeland during the 24 hours
hich proceeded ihePerry Monument InaUgu-
ration. Observation-Disclosures we're taken on
eral OF the trains, aefeSatlng thus =
! Lincoln - .2,0I Breckenridge, IS
| Douglas. 49,. IS Bell. ----.....--...45
BAYARD TAY1oR. n farewell lette- to the
New York Aercuythus sums up his iabors for
the past sixteen moths. Two hundred and
fifty lectures, thirtytEousand miles travel, for
ty-eight Mercury articles, two books published
and one house built
Hon Sherrard linens. Congressman from
the " Wheeling, Va District, shot two years
ago, in a duel with >. Jennings Wise, Is still
suffering from his w,und aud wreck Of his
former self
JoHs B. GoUGH, TIE eloquent temperance or
ator, will lecture in Chicago, December 9th next
Mr.. Cough viii lectue in various places Ia the
West He has authe-ized L. 5. Wells, Esq, Of
Chicago, to make engagements for him.
THL great race on - Fashion Course, be-
tween Plant and Coig1ree. resulted in an easy
victory for the former. Daniel Boone was
withdrawn, owing 10 Al accident which befell
him.
TIE Prince Of Wales. ater epioviur two
DAYS hunt on the prairIes 4 Illinois. took his
departure for St Louis.
Il ooiAef explosion 'ooK 2lace at iIttsonrgh'
Monday, by which ten lives were lost.
We notice bv an exchar.re that seven of the
Democrats Who carried torebas j, The DonoIas
"' + ran ,In md al Us concIH
/ sioH came "a' ana oect'rH that they womb
I'm ~ ma cI""H no IoAseF- SEQ 10" iai4Ii-
| I"I4't iee1s contempt
THEODORE FRELlNGHUrstS. of New Jersey
the friend and assocjat. OF Henry CLAW pn6r
the Wh!r ticket of ~. hoy sun6orts The Re-
publican candidates
tv last week. 50 saws q c,.res,onreut NrI,in.,
from Earle
HAYFAREa5 are returning from Pixies Peas
almost daily. They all tdl nearly the SAM
story, to-wIt: that the spec1lation,on the whole
10 o tit 49,, ~ - 49, ,-
cord has rn ,-,i3 IN n ,,,rtb tLo rr,r,i,,,
PRoMPT--Mllton Townsend, lost on he La
dy Eisin, had bis life insured in the Wisconsin
Life insurance Company Of Milwaukee. for
Their.
p,,,,,,.v, ~ o-a;.o-..
arc .rsoi - -
c. oi''l0''. a
from 10000 TO $4,000 people, have got 70 be a
weekly. and almost daily occurrences. In Ian
easter, the other day, there was an immense
ga. herring OF The friends of Lincoln. Every
thin from The Keystone State indicates an
oTerw hel'ninS enthusiasm in favor Of Free
2
STEALING on 4 LARGE ScALI-The whole
amount of public funds belonging to the State
of Illinois. now missing. b which have been
traced 10 the hands OF the late emocratic Gov
ernor of that State, joel A. Mattes0n, Is Sl51.-
SEQ Matteson Is now using large per cent
age Of his li-gotten gains. 1t IS sad, to carry
ILLINOIS for Douglas, and to elect Democratic
LeEisiature
sfrr, =, 1870. ,,.
T6a >5,a,, r'l,,rs- -. ~
- -. r. ~ III liz ~
5,. - ~
s.r,r. - H.. eIa,fJ - -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
HIGHLAND CITY INSTITUTE.

THE WATER TERM of this Institute viii commence
Tuesday October 2d, 1860.
The Principal assisted by teachers OF ability and
merit Miss J. J. VAIL who menccs her lsbers at
the Institute with this term, graduated Al the Alwau
kee College last year, and has already for herself
= good reputs4 ion teacher Miss :. J. HOLMES,
who resumes with this term her place teacher Of
Music is well known lady OF superior qua ihcatlons
for her 3epartm
Board in the Boarding House, is furnished st ST.
per weeA this includes Bed and Room but not light
and fuel. 3g-2w J. Sissy Principal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

Democrat is MIR. Reymert also Democratic
IN his belief that slavery IS wrong, and should
be done away with in both States and Terri
torres. Let those " no can, decide
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
Lancaster Institute,

Lancaster Nso.s w
SHERMAN PAGE, !. B. Principal
Mrs f. VI. PAGE, Preceptress-
Assisted by competent and expere need Teachers ia all
departments.
The Fall Term OF - Weeks viii commence
Thursday. August 23d-
5000 per TeIm 81, 90 per week, pays for Board
and Tuition in common English Branches.
Every facility Afforded for acquiring a thorough
Education.
Special attention given 10 Normal Instruction
For information sdmissi on apply 10 the pin
cipsl
Lancaster, July 10TH 1850. 4w29
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
FFot Mexico.
NV YoRK. Sent. 25.

\ NV ORk, tpl 20
Official advice. a;N ashngiun announce that
Gen Lane IS a5outleaving Vera Cruz with
troops 70 operate agsslst Mexico. Marqeez has
been liberated by Aramon. and given COM
uiand OF a division 5000 men.
Tie Times correspndent AT Callao state. that
HE commander OF ts UnIler. States naval force
in the Pacific, had ,een called upon by the
American Minister Peru, TO proceed al once
TO tie Peruvian WARS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

~ 4 Syracuse paper says that there was no
room for reasonable aoub. - 70 the nature Of
The disease with Thieh Douglas was afflicted
while IL that City --BaT-ai0 Express.
Does TIE E1bresz lean % Il lusiuua-e that
he was &c depressed H. spirits along States
man.
No. Probably the Express means 10 say that
Douglas vas :. Depressed ~ spIrns.n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
Iowa County Bank.

CA PIT AL $50 900
TsVIIS BANK recently organized under the Banking
Law OF the State of Wisconsin, Is now prepared te
general Banking, Exchange, and Collection bust
moss. solicits the patronage of the public
For SALE.-Sicht drafts in su IS to suit, On
ENGLAND FRANCE,
IRELAND. HOLLAND,
SCOTLAND. BELGIUM.
GERMANY, NORWAY,
SWITZERLAND, SWEDEN,
DEMARk RUSSIA,
s SPAIN, ITALY,
AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AMERICA.
-Inhcritanccs, Claims and Money s. in any town or
city Of Europe, collected promptly and proceeds remit
ted a. the owner may direct
OFFICE HoURs-sron Oct lat, A. n. TO i NJ.
Office in Ross Stone Builling, east ofCourt House,
Mineral Point.
JOEL C. SoCIREs, Pres't.
L. H WHrTTLEsEY, Cash.
January Z4th 1860 v13-n4-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce the name ofGEoFbt
MEsSERSMITH as a Candidate for the Office of sheriff
Of Iowa County,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

DIED
In no5-eviHe Monday evening, Sept. oath, Of
Croupe WILLIAM !. DAvEY Of Samuel and isabella
Dtyey, see5 , ye-tTs AMI . days.
IN Linden, the 1st inst. Of Diphtls retis NAEr
daughter OF Rev. Matthew nuslale Of that place.