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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS FROM
CALIFORNIA,
More Gold and Silver Discoveries.

More Gold and Silver Discoveries.
ST JOSEPH. Mo-. July 30.-The PONY
Express with dates from San Francisco 10
the 18th inst, arrived here this evening.
The Pony Express. with ST. Louis date..of
July 1st arrived at Carson Valley the 18Th
aud San Franci-co the 10th, bringing also
letters leaving ST. Joseph by the previous
Express. The delay was occasioned by
waiting somewhere west of Salt Lake for an
escort, and then having to journey 900 miles
i'll company with soldiers, making only 40
miles per day.
The route between Carson Valley and Salt
Lake is now reported well stock ed. and clear
of Indians, SO that future trips Of the Ex-
press are expected regularly.
The news received by the Pony Express
OF double Democratic nominations at Balii-
more perplexed Democrats more than ever
Party organs hesitate TO support either ticket
for fear the other may prove the stronger one.
The Federal officials nearly all support Brock
inridge Statutes have been fired for Douglas,
and then for Breckinridge by the partisans
of each in every principal town in the State
Probabilities favor the nomination of two
electoral tickets by the two wings of the par
ty.
Douglas ratification was called this day
al San TaDclScO. EX-GUy- w SiieT, ArchI-
bald G.. Peacby, Gen. Mcdonnell and other
supporters of the Administration, were an
nounced to speak. The San Francisco Her
aid was the only Democratic organ that gave
its support to Douglas the day after his NOM
ination was received, but orders from the
custom house, from whence The main sup
port of the paper is derived, seem to have
forced silence for the present.
Five companies of overland emigran,s from
Michigan, arrived at Carson Valley within a
week, having passed over Indian infested
portions of the country without loss One
company, numbering AZ persons, from Kala
mazoo, had fight with Indians and whip
ped them.-AlI arrived in excellent health
On the I4th, $4,000 remained in the
| State treasury.
| Statistics of operations at the San Francis
CO mint, during the past year, show total golc
coinage 81, 900,0 900, and over 100000 sill
| yer coinage.
! Many people are leaving Vesialia, south
eastern border town, for the newly discovered
| silver mines near Owens lake, on the east
| ern slope Of the mountains, 200 miles soutt
| of Washoe mines. AT last account 800 mel
| had arrived al these mines, and rich sive
lead and quartz, yielding 81 600 per ton, hac
| been discovered.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

Suppose the Court decides that rliriiuous
liquor Is property. (as 1t is and that person
has right TO take such property into Terri
tory OF the U. 5. But suppose that the peo-
pie OF gwen Territory are all. or nearly all.
" Good Templars," dIscouraging the OF such
liquors. and refusing TO grant linccnses to sell
IL Suppose, further, that it required special
laws Tor It's protection, md that they would not
pass such laws, but, yielding to the decision of
the Court, and admitting it to be property. left
1t to take It's chance with other property. Now.
suppose You are asked whether you thought
such property would be likely TO De carried IN
to such Territory You would answer in the
negative would you notf Then according to
the TRIBUNE. you would be guilty of disre-
gard for the decisions OF the Court.-IntoIligcn-
II n Court decide that liquor is property, we
have doubt the editor Of the I,.tel!ioeacer
would say that laws prohibiting its sale would
be unconstitutional, and he would saw the same
in regard to slavery. But suppose man does
take his liquor to a Territory where there is no
law relating TO its sale the granting of H.
censes, what are you going to do with HIM for
selling II ! II he violates no law he is subject
10 no punishment. So with Slavery. If there
IS no law upon the subject of Slavery in the
Territories there is no punishment, for the VIC
Iaiion of law, ia holding slaves. Suppose. fur
ther that the Territorial Legislature passes an
act that man shall sell liquoz or negroes with
out license does such law deprive a. man FROM
keeping either for his own use Again "sup-
pose they arc all. or nearly all. Good Tenn
plars, and should 90 even further ,Lan the
H'if!.fge'cer lntIQlates, aAd PASS q law prohibi-
ing ihe rale Of liquor negroes. is Ii 4uor an y
ne less in the Territory and the property of
the owner, or Is the slaves any the less there
sad the property Of the owner n consequence
OF such law, aud subject 10 tie restored TO his
master If he attempts to escape This let alone
principle OF leaving the Territories without. IA '
law upon The subject of Slavery, Is the real nom
intervention doctrine, and all the Shareholder
asks. for he believes, with Ar. DoUGLAs. that
.lares, Ike horses. are property, and need no
speclal LaW :or their protection.
There is quite difference between proper
y IA liquor and property in slaves, Tor while
the former IS IA measure valueless II d person
has not the privilege Of disposing OF IT, the lat
ter may he kept aud made servIceabie even
though not legally transferable in the Terrific
rIes. and should has stock become larger than
desirable, he has only to remove them TO u slave
State where he can dispose of them at his pleas
ure. Such being the case. we think there is
quite difference between negroes and spiritu-
GUS liquors.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
Commercial.

TUESDAY An
Produce less active Prices gel..ais. = -''';' :
week VIC quote as follows. '-7 -
EXCHANGE On New YorL
cent for American Geld, .srs-'., S,,--ils g..
chicago, a. = per cent. 'si cl-s.-
WHEAT 9O094c
FLoU R-N c. 1, 81 SIS
CORS-35 a 40 ceut,p.rb,.,,
readily for cash ''f % D.
oATS- 20 cents.
-BEANS-si al rs per busbel r,--,-
saL- T. 90 en FOOT; 81 VII
Observation-Disclosures 13uss
tails y lbs To-
MOL ASSES-Retails at 50 no
lkoN AND STEEL-ls now soI8 - sal,s-
q cents, according to sizes 'aiea, pa.
MlSERAl,-sSo per 1909 pound,
COAL-ss per ton.
HIDES-Dry, 10 a lee; Gree,
Aurrip Hides, frer=- cne- half to - - &C. S--.
LII MEEK feneing, SIC; Joi.t 80 49, S "a
clear fencing, SIS. ~ Scsl;-,
BUTTTER-Ffesh in roll, IN.
EGGS-sc. per dozen
LARD-121zc. psrpcund
PO1ATokS-f0s De- bu.NsI
DRIED APPLES-sc per poun.
ONIoNS-s1 per bush-I
"ooD-psf cord 'ofor green, ,sio,s..
CHICAGO MARKET
From the Prss and Tribr-. OF -. r.,
follows - g
FLOUR-Narket dull ri $3.50 Ok
WHFAT-No.l Spring 300; 81 . Pr;
I,1s91 ,Os- = l,tsy.
CokN-Acfire and lower, 4Oas3.
oATS-oaiet and steady IS.
RIE-No. ]. 5O455.
BARIFY-53c
20d50c.
EGGS-797E per dozen
BUTTER-DnlI, roll, s9I0c
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
Popular Sovereignty Defined by its Champion.

is part ofthe history of the country that IN
der this doctrine ot Intervention, U1s doctrine
OF that you delight to call sq1atter sovereignts the
people Of -Yc1r .ReTico haze INTRODUCED and
PROTECTED slauery ~ the WHOLE OF
THAT TERRITORY. Under this doctrine thea
hare CONf ERTED Il tract Of + Rec TERRI
TORY into SLAVE TERRITORY more than
FIVE TIMES THE SIZE OF NEW YORK
Under this dootrine ,avery has been e1tended from
the RIO Grande 10 the Ga5 Of California;. ana
from the line Of the Rspb !ic of -uerico, nat only
up 10 80 deg go min. 6ut up 10 80 deg.-GTvIse
YoU A DECREE AND HALF MORE SLAVE TERRIFIC
Ely THAs roU EVER oLsIxED.-DougiGs Speech
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
Populer SO1rcignty Defined.


Some Of she Democratic Journals of the
North are honest enough to give the true IN
tent Of the Wicklife Resolution adopted by
the Baltimore Convention. and endorsed by
Mr.. Douglas in his letter of acceptance. The
New York NgNs, the leading Douglas or
gan OF that city. defines tina, Resolution. and
attempts 70 reconcile II wi,k the Popular Sow
reignty non-In;eryention Goctri lie of Mr..
Douglas. lis beautiful exposition. wor-
thy Of the consideration o. the s~:ends Of Mr.
Douglas IN the north l; says:
The last resolution OF the Convention
which nominated Judge Douglas. above re-
TERED .. vas Introduced By Gov. Nick lift,
= Louisiana. and was unanimously abeated
IL Is accePab 10 the South ss ,eeH a. 10
The North. AM there i no reason why II
should net form the basis of perfect union
.. the entire Democracy OF the country. /,
recognizes no power N Territorial I-ecisIs-
iurss oTer Tie subject Of savery. except thsk
conferred IS the Constitution Of the CnIte&
States. As Territorial Legislatures derive
their powe from the act Of Congress Great
inE Them. Il is evident they can pass no laws
On tile >uhIrct which Congress- cannot pass.
congress possesses no power 20 create or
prohihIt avery, Consequently. the Supreme
Court vii enIoIn, and has etfsctua!lg IN the
D.ed Scott decision eniOiued Territorial Leg
i>sasures from exercising any such powers
Therefore. the Shareholder will be protected
N tie enjoyment Of his property IN the Ter
-l;.os.eS oithe United States by al. the pow
RS u ise General Government. Can any
5remHora.sa.!- IGGle than tins,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

~ The IatcAigencer, as we anticipated oc-
cnpies large space TO digest our notice of Mr..
Douglas ba!ief that the people of a Territory
had right to make slave or free Territory. no
matter what the decision and the Supreme
Court might be. The editor accuses us of pub
fishing garbled extracts from Mr.. Douglas
speech, and publishes from his speech to prove
his assertion. 1t is true, we did not publish
the whole of Mr.. Douglas speech, the
whole tina, he said upon tia: subject, bat by
reference TO the extract in the InteHigencer 1t
will be seen that what we did publish express
ed tie views OF Dir. Douglas, and nothing more
upon that point. Besides the extract we pub
lished was clipped from Democratic paper,
which ought to be good authority for our neigh
hor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

The MAEsHAL's REQUIsTIoS MAJ. HEG--
Our State Prison Commissioner Heg, received
requisltion from the L. S. Marshal, Jehu II.
Lewis Esq, residing in one of the Wards of
this city, informing him that he understood
Booth was concealed within the walls of the
prison, and requiring him TO employ his police
force in securing him to his custody. MAJOR
Heg replied that Mr.. Booth not concealed
about the pr,son-that he was visiting his fam
lily, and was at liberty to 90 whence he PLEASED.
As to employing his police force, they were
more honorably and profitably employ ed.-FTee
Democrat.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
North Carolina Election.
RALETGH, Aug. 3.

RALEIGH, Aug 3.
The annual State election came off yester-
day. The following Is the vote 10 this city -
For Governor-Elli-, Dem, 1873 Pool. Opp.
525. State Sepator-Thompson, Dem, l73
Bledsoe, Opp, $50. Unofficial returns from
precincts Indicate that the Opposition have
carried the County which has heretofore been
largely Democratic. Ia Wilmington, the re-
turns being nearly official, Ellis gains "a over
Buchanan.
Seven precincts in the town Of New Hanover
give Pool Al more than Fillmore received. The
town is not counted close. The Democratic
Legislative tickle: is elected.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

CASE OF PoisoSrsG Al FAYKrTE-On Tuesday
evening last. the family Of Mr.. J.nEs FINLEY.
uesr Fayette in La Fayet,e County. having
been absent during the day. returning pro-
vided supper. and while eating were zll--the
father, mother and two chlldren-iaken sud-
dealy with vomiting and distressing sickness
Being some distance from neighbors. aud none
Of them being able 10 leave the house, they re-
NAMED In this condition until some ;ime the
next day, when one of the children having par
italy recovered was sent tor assistance, and a
physician was called. but no cause OF the sick
Wa. assigned. day or two after a lady In
attendance made some tea from n canister In
the house far small child of the family The
child upon being fed with the tea. was very
soon taken IN the same way a. the other MEM
bers of the family had been. when upon exam
ming the remaining tea IN the canister, it was
found that white substance of some kind had
been mixed with It quite beautifully. DIR. j.
T. NofFETT OF this City was then called and
the tea proved To have been poisoned in the alb
sence OF the family. All the. ferers--are like
20 recover, though soma of hem are ye. quite
low. Dr. hoFFETr brought some Of tie tea
home with him for the purpose Of any iiIing the
poison. which resembles arsenic. though Il is
thought may bs some other POISON. No clue
has bsen obtained TO the person who attempt
Cd TO destroy the family.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
Booth Rescued,

On "Wednesday last at little past ! 2 clock,
Nr. BoorH rescued from the Custom House
IN Milwaukee, where he had been confined lust
live months for aiding ia the rescue of the fu-
gitive Slave. Glover. Il appears ,lia, while the
Marshall. H. LewIs-and all his Deputies
except oae we're at dinner. several persons want
10 the c. stom House where Booth was con-
fined. One Of them presented a card of adj
m''sance TO see Booth, that while the Depr,v
was looking at 1t. he seized, aud a ,is.oI
presented with the threat of instant deatb If h.
opened his mouth Tue rescuers then proceed
ed TO Booths room, took him OFT and l,.cl.d
The Deputy IN, when they made otf with their
m''i, and finally succeeded in keeping ont Of
the way of the Marshal and tis Dep,,,ie. who
were sooR on his track
IL looks 10 us ss though one If two thing.
were true: Either the u S. Officers were in
COLLISION with the rescuers In the rsl..se of
Booth, or they were very stupid set Of men
For half dozen men 20 succeed in broad day
iiSh1' an fescotng man fro,. building like
the Que IN which Air. Booth was confined, sit
uated II the heart Of city like Milwaukee.
and even NEE, a man on the stairs on leaving
- c room, e. We are told they met the Mil
waukee Pos.na.ter,) and succeed in making
their escape before the alarm could be given.
I looks too Incredible for us to believe We IN
derstood further tina. Booth aud his friends even
passed co"n a street on the opposite side OF
which stood the L. S. Marshal and one of his
/ Deputies, and that Booth recognized ana bowed
/ 10 the gentleman with whom The officials we're
IN conversation, and yet he was permitted to
escape But we are not sorry Booth is at Lib
erty- Even if he WAS guilty as charged in the
rescue of the negro. his punishment has been
quite adequate 10 the crime, and we have nc
doubt the government officers were glad to be
released of the trouble of guarding him, as they
have done for the past five months.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
DISSOLUTION AND REORGANIZATION
NEW LAW FIRM.

THE FIRM OF COBB & AEsSMoRE after continu.-
ion of eight year, dissolved by mutual consent from
and the day of May 1850; be succeeded in
The Mineral business BY new arm organized
after that date under the name of
Cobb, Messmore & Sudduth.
Composed of Amasa COBB, Alexander Wilson an 1
James F. Ssdduth, Mineral Point md : E. Mess nors
Of Ia Crosse-
Thankful 20 the business pablic for tie Gio1.cs
heretofore -epo.ed in the old, the firm Mill ~ ~
RENTED application 10 business and the inieIa.-
their ciientz deserve
This arrangement renders i. m nsc..
sary that tho old business of Cobb i-.-n8r- 80 eln.
ed up Immediately.
Special attention g1Usn TO Coltert,nY S,ryTtrg
CgaInas in all parts OF the Norths-~t.
Once opposite the Court HOu.e, y stairs
Mineral Point, April 80, 1872
ASSOCIATE ora iCES
Cobb. Msssuore & Mek-nney, la 81, Sc Wis
Cotb & Wilson RicblsnA Centre - 80 e. W.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

S.vAer-Our usually good na;ured cote r, :
porsry the Green Bay Idroeatc. excited be-
yond ITS won't by the presen; distracted CON
d.t!on OF the Democratic party proposes 10 max
u Jonah ot4t OF Tie yeuegabie PRESIDENT after
this fashion.
~ ISrEevATIoS Al JERK.-If n hemp rope
were passed around James BuChanau's neck
thence over puily on the top Of the " ashing
TN Monument. an! thence on: through the
SIXTIES 70 Wisconsin and Mlannesota We have
4 curiosity 70 know how many ofthe Democratic
party would quietly take hold Of 1t a given
monicat aud carry 1t westward few rods. 1t
i our private opinion that .hs movement would
De The most unanimous ose TIA; has been made
il he party Tor years
We imagine il Stephen 4. Douglas was in a
sinlils. tx. rope to any point Of compass
throughout the Union. would find plenty OF
willing Democrats. ready 10 give him hoist.
Oh. she Harmonious Democracy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
IOWA COUNTY BANK.

(Iate Banking Office Of l.. II. whittleseyl
CAPITAL, s5o,oe'
nRAFTS drawn on the principal cities Of ths LHf
IL States. Bills of Exchange on ali the large ~
OF Europe, at moderate rates.
Will buy Drafts on all points in the United se 7
and the chief towns OF Great Britain, Frsnos -
Germany. Interest allowed on time depo sits
L. Office hours, a. IL. To Z. II. after Ma -
yoII =; SQUIERs, Pres't L. H. wuIr1LrsET tn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

Mr.. J. D. Fletcher, a leading citizen of Oska-
loosa, Iowa, and heretofore strong Douglas
man. publishes letter ia the Herald of that
place, declaring his intention TO support Lincoln
for the hat be sees no poseible chance
for elec,iHg Douglas ana be prefers Lincoln &c
BTeckipr. tge or Joe Lane
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

SoRE THRoAT-Several deaths caused by pu-
trid sore throat. are reported liz the west part
OF this county; the disease has been passing
round in the vicinity Of Cassville for some time.
but the attacks are less numerous and nilder
than al first. II probably will disappear in a
few days Grant Co. Herald 26t5.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

- GEO. W. TESSEF. has disposed Of he Of
fee of the Monroe SeetiseI and purchased an
Interest in the Milwaukee Free DeDaocrGt--
George is gentleman aud good fellow, anG
withall a first class printer. Wherever his lot
may be cast. We wish him luck and prosper
ItN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
Later from Europe.


ST. JOINS, n. F., July 81.
The Steamship Prince Albert. from Galway
arrived at this port at o'clock this morning
Her news, though five days later, is unimpor-
tant.
The Anglo Saxon from Quebec arrived al
London on the 22d.
The steamship Adriatic, from New York. ar
rived at Southampton on the 9th.
Affairs in Syria were unchanged. There is
| nothing of Importance from Syria.
The Emperor of Austria and Prince of Rus
STA are about 10 hold conference.
GREAT BRITAIS-The transfer of the Galway
contract TO the Canadian line has been cancel.
led. The Steamers of that line henceforti
leave Liver pool on Thursday, calling at Lon
donderry on Fridays, commencing with the
next steamer.
The Parliamentary proceedings are unimpor-
tant. The government had withdrawn the bank
supply bill for lack of time to pass 1t.
1t is reported that the Galway electors are
about to call Mr.. Lever TO resign his seat IL
Parliament.
Lord Brougham, at the Statistical Congress
explained his remarks to Mr.. Dalla. relative &c
the presence Of a negro delegate, and dlsclaim-
ed any intention of insult or disrespec..
SYRIa.-Affairs in Syria were unchanged
Matters continued TO wear a very grave aspect.
France was actually preparing tor a powerful
Intervention and had notified the other States
in order to have concer. of action. The Sultan
had written to France and England an express
sion of his grief at the events which have trans
PRED, and promising an eF,rt TO establish or
der 1t was reported that the Russian govern
ment had expressed a desire to act IN harmony
with France and England.
NAPLEs-The n eapolitau ministry withdrew
their designations. The king having taken de-
cIsIve measures to cause the adherence OF the
troops to the Constitution. The NeapoItan
Government had ordered the removal OF the roy =
al guard, the abolition of the punishment of
the bastluado and the suppression of secret dun
geons.
AUSTRIA AND PRUssIA-The Emperor of Aus
tr.a and Prince Regent of Prussia were to hold
a conference az ToprIse In few days. Other
German Soyerelgns were expected 10 partIcI-
pate.
INDIA AND CHIsA-The Bombay mail of June
22d had reached England. The Red Sea cable
had resumed working.
Hong Kong dates are TO June 7.h. Exchange
aud 0 at Shanghai. Exchange as at and
So. Hostilities were about to commence.
1t was reported that u 900 Russian soldiers
were marching Oh Pekin, but the report lack ed
confirmation.
LosDoS, July 24-The telegraph from Sicily
says GarIbaldI announces his intention of an.
nexIng Sicily to the Kingdom of Sardinia
Advlces from Syria report the disturbance
not yet settled.
a. Marsellles, TouloH and Algiers without de-
/ lay.
There has been no improvement in the fun ds
which closed yesterday at 93a931a in the DIS
count markets. The demand for money mod
crate In the Paris Bourse, the rents cIosec
/ yesterday at 6of25c- n the Loudon corn mar.
/ ket there was az advance of IS on whea, yes
| ;erday
| LATEST
D. /
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

DOG LAw.-Since the passage of the dog law
there has been over S50,000 worth of common
besides a large number of blooded sheep bro :
into this State from Illinois aud Michigan
Most Of the sheep find rest in the Eau Claire
snd Black River valleys-L6 Crosse TIio,.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

fi owingd rbe Ian vaCu herinr
no yen interest, motto tina Re anne
o Secret . "a. Cait n
Q
be offer dky n
pap p }
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

HAYISGnow completed all the necessary A.tAl.'
for rhepurposs, the subscriber IL prepared 80
kinds ofrurning the shortest OtIce and ohtA
reasonable terms, at his shop Oh esinut street.
doors north from Millions JOHN CLUMNL.,
Mineral Point. Sept. l. lsy6. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
Important Treaty Between France and Sardinia

NV 1OKh, aug. 3,
The Palermo correspondence of the y. !
Times says the existe nee of a secret treaty be
tween France and Piedmont has been discov-
cred by Garibaldi. BY the terms of this treat
Piedmont viii be allowed to annex to Sicily
but not tho Marches or Umbria. Piedmon
may have Venice. if she can win her. France
in return, Is to have the Islands OF Sardidia anC
Elba, with other territorial grants. It is al
legged that the treaty Is already signed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Iowa County Bank.

Apt AL $50, 900
THIS BANK recently organized under the Banking
Law of the State OF Wisconsin, is prepared 80
doA general Banking Exchange snd Collection BUSH
ness, solicits the patronage of the public.
FoR SALE.-Sight drafts in . u 70 suit, on
ENGLAND, FRANCE.
IRELAND, HOLLAND,
SCOTLAND, BELGIUM,
GERMANY, NORWAY
SWITZERLAND, SWEDEN
DENARh, RUSSIA,
SPAIN, ITALY
AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AMERICA.
IL Inheritances, Claims and Money in any Eown or
city q Europe collected promptly and proceeds
ted the owner may direct.
OFFICE HoURs-from May LIST, IN. sPs
Once In RosI' stone Building east otCourt House
Mineral Point.
JOEL C. soUrRzs, Pres't
L Fl. WH1TrLEsEr, Cash.
January 18th 1850. vl3-ns-U.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-07

THE celebrated srotting stallion Geo. NJ Patch
en-, vas sold after ms recent tro. a. PhiladeI-
phia, with Flora Temple, to q New Yorker, for
$4,000
TEE Sa1 Francisco GoldtH Era. Of June II.
announces he marriage OF Ms. Burdell Gun
nlrghan, IL that city.