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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-04
Cumberland Cement

4 UNEQUALLED ARTICLE FOR ALI. KINDS
N OF Masonry where water is to be resisted ;
Csterns Groutng for Cellar Floors and nil purposes
for which Cement is used.
On the new Baltimore City Water Works. in the
construction Conduit, this Cement was used erc!W-
sfrEty 1t is also extensively used on the masonry
and tunels of Il baltimore and Ohio, and y. W Va
Railroads, &c, &c.
the New Water Works, in Baltimore, where it has
been used in all situations which required work Of
the brick conduit, Which is said to be the best pfsce
q 1'orE q The kind IN tie country 100000 bu-
shells OF this Cement were used. and both engineers
and Supernt endeltS i'll saying that while it
has n" equal r use III lCct places Nnd rhere it is ne
cessHry 10 BuILD OVER STRONG SPRlNos, it hns this
advantage over all other quick setting cements that
when used In dry places and ezz1ossd 10 san, it is
not linbe to crack.
Cement will he furnished i'll Barrels or Bags in
quantities to suit purchasers, by
OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling.
1y20 Agent tos. the Manu- lcturEr
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Lewis zelsler5 In cBanssry:

Lewis Cook county juno Il 1sG, = o'''"
DURSUANT TO.A DECREE; RENDERED. IN TIL.
II above entitled Cause In the Cirtuit Court of
county, on the 18th day Of june 1860, will proc. cd
to sell at tile front door, of tile Court House of s,i
county the 9th day OF August 1885, to Tile IiEi
est bidder, the following property To VITA mari or
parcel Of lot number ffftwo { situate ami Iyint,
on Main street. in the city of Wheeling situated i,n
lnediatoly south Of frame dwelling House Formerly
occupied by Joseph CALDWELL and between said ,,sc
and tho lot foru10ry tho property of AnirCw White
ssd parcel supposed 70 contain thirteen fyrI trout
On alain street and running lack, same width one
hundred and thirty tv' Gag feet Also pert Of lot
NOTE situated Immediately back or cas-, or sai, mar
Gel above described. and adjoining the saln. ~ fol-
lows to wit:-Desnning Mt the sdMthWest corner Jf
lot number seventrsix (T6 aud running thence with
the south line Of the same, sixteen (le) feet to
st1ke thence west and parallel with the FIRST line OF
this parcel, sixteen (16) feet to the west boundary
line of lot number seVcntysix C70 and thence with
me same to Tie beginning with the tenements
TERHs.A credit Of six twe!Yeand eighteen months
viii be Eten for the purchase money. tile p,Irclu
sergving bonds with good security bearing iuI,re,
from day OF sale and the title retained until the
whole of the purchase money is paid
lHt SAMUEL IRWIN, Sheriff o. G..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-04

PHILADELPHIA, August s.-Duriug the
exhibition of Firew orks ut Fnirmount,
last evening, Prof Jackson was fatally in-
jured by an explosion of powder.
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SHRTVER & co

No. 81 Monroe ST., Wheeling, Wa.
HAVING DETERMINED TO DISCONTINUE
HI the Liquor business, offer our stock ut cost
or what it will bring. consiscing of Penct, Coston
& Co., Hcnnesacy, Otarl and Lardcl.ee BrandieS.
Rum and Gin Old Rye, Monongahela and Wheat
Whistles Also, 100 bbls of Pure Ono Year Old Rye
Whisky, manufactured at our distillery. jyl7-lm
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Ice

fNHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE RESPECTFUL
i.I to inform their friends, and all lovers Of re-
treshing summer drink, that they arc now prepared
10 furnish Ice from the Ice House known us IoI1l.
D'onS 5 . mile Ice, at the most reasonable rates
app BRITT & IIENCKE.
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CovlNGrox, Ky. Aug. 3.-The friends OF
Bell and Everett held the largest meeting
last night ever assembled here.
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Thomas Johnston. Jun
Jun, In ClLancerl IN g..

Thomas Johnston Jun, In cllsucers IN Cir
Thomas Johnstun's heirs &C. County, virgin q.
l(f VIRTUE OF TWO DEGREES il TIE AIS1vE
naugS cause, made on the 2o, and the 2S,l days
Of June 1850. the undersigned, as directed theIoiu
VIII proceed Saturday, the1l til daHUf August lS,
MT the front door of the Court House for ohio county
w. ut 10 O'Clock, A. ~. tO sell the following. JSs
ctIued property, viz: The undivided half of the Frr-
!ion OF lot, situated at the northwest Cnr;,er of
m1h anu Union streets i'll that part OF the city OF
melting heretofore known the reserve .,,,iIp,
ed as follows viz: Commencing the northwest cor
"er OF blain and Union streets, thence wcstwardly
with Union street. sixty-iVc feet six inches thence
north%ardly with line parallel Main street tlli-
t-two feet; thence eastwary with line parallel to
Union street. sixty-iTe feet eight inches to Main
street, thence with Main street tlirty-two feet to the
beginning.
TERHs OF sAIE-One-tentl, of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the remainder in one two
three and four years, in equal intancntS bearing in.
terest from date, the purchaser giving negotiable
notes with goo" security for same, and the title re-
paid. Fiy91 DANIEL e ITST %
gas Trustee of Thomas Johnston, Jun. and
wife, under deed of trust from them dated March
$3.50, will sell at the same time aud place. tho
following stocks:-Fwenty shares in the Wheeling
and Belmont Bridge Company, and Thirteen shares
III the Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of
Wheeling.
TLRMs OF sALE.-Cash. DANIEL c. LIST.
JyS-tu Trustee
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Of '' r SSA,ors AcDrDESr.-Amos Roscoe,
ps,a,., ''s'Aity of St. Clairsville, was
Son,h =" from his horse about two miles
dagger . mat 'own-On last Monday, and
sto SSS ., with his foot in the stirrup for
Injured IT, yards, lie is veay seriously
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:, :, -. \ LrScoLs PoLr.-This afternoon
,sl, W.; ,,osS z" tall Lincoln and Hanilin
s.,s ~ Will be raised on La Belle avenue
III be lp n La Belle Mills. Several speeches
+ ipv;tsSSu s after the raising. The friends
'''eu 10 attend,
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WAsHISGToS, Aug. An official des-
patch represents everything quiet in the
Texan frontier Even minors as to Corti-
mas or his men, or of robbers from the
Mexican side of the river have ceased
1t is not thought necessary longer to ex-
pose to the diseases incident to this region
"t this season, more troops than may he
actually requisite.
The drafts paid by the Treasury last
week, amounted to Sl,573, 900, leaving
subject to draft, 5000, 900. Drafts amoun-
ting in the aggregate to $l,67O, 900 on the
Post Office account have been issued, al
though the sum on hand is comparatively
small, no embarrassment to the Treasury
is anticipated.
Receipts during the last week were: from
Customs ut New York nearly $0OO,oOo
Boston $4,000, Philadelphia SAG, 900,
Baltimore S5G,OOo, New Orleans $4,000,
Charleston $4,000
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Fancy Brooms.
IN DOZ. JUST RECEIVED and for salO by
~ jy3l n. REILLY,
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Second Stock OF Summer Goods.

PRICES GREATLY REDUCED!
NJE HAVE NOW IN STORE our SECOND STOCK
w of Rich Summer Goods. embracing all the
late novelties in Dress Goods-Rich Silks, Staple
G"m!S CarPcting. Millinery Goods, etc.. etc Buying
almost exclusively for cash, AMI hnying extern
Sivry than any other house in the city (our stock is
always nearly double any other in the cty,) We nra
able to offer inducements such us can he Lnd nowhere
else. We are prepared to give great bargains.
Call and examine Goods
je2 STONE & THOMAS.
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DIO COFFEE.--lOO bags prime Rio Coffee.
II just received and for sale by
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FURNITURE.
WIN. c, GRAY, Agent,

W n. Z, GhAY, Agent,
No. 1874 Main ST.,
WHEELING. VA.
HAS NOW Or HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT
i Il of Furniture, Consisting in part Of Bureaus
Tables. Bed4teads, Waslletands. Chairs. Rocking
Chairs Bookcases Secretaries, Looking Glasses, &C..
&c. AL of which will sell as low as tile lowest
Please givo ma a call and examine my stock.
Wheeling. Va, April .. 1860.
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Dissolution of Copartnerahin.

D4ssO4uU1Ou OF COMPREHENSIVE.
1NIIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il between .. H. Lady and ]. f. Baer has this day
been dissolved. Either partner of the late firm are
authorised to make settlement. The accounts Of all
those indebted to the old firm will be found ut the
D. IL Lady. in retiring. wishes to express his sim
cero thanks to his customers for their very liberal
patronage extended to him and would cordially re-
commend his successor to their favor.
Wheeling, July l1th, 1850.
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DELL AND EVERETT,
ID LINCOLN AND IIANILIN,
RRECKINRID(IE LANE
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GtARPETING.--Jn received. n large lot o.
~ very desirable styles of Carpeting. Oil Cloth &C.
bought recently ut very low rates and will he sold
je2 STONE THOMAS
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beg leave to state the public that OH the 18th
day OF july 1860, bought D. H. Ladys entire inter
DC conducted hereafter under the firm name Of
Mcdonald Bacr and would respectfully ask iiber-
~ Snare oi Pnblic patronage All stock intrustCd
WIN US Will meet with the most careful attention
JE''V-5m SMITH MCDONALD.
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aaRlg 0eIe9raph,
Reported for the Daily'InteIligencer


NEW YoRk, August 3.-uobt. Leckieas-
Lothian, for many years an Insurance Bro
ker in New York, attempted suicide this
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ERENCH YOKE sHIRTs.--Just receiy-
u cd, 10 d"z. French Yoke Shirts of the celebrated
Aston House MAKE, warranted to fit. and tho very
best quality ever brought to the city, and for sale at
80 per cent. less than JoI,bers' rates.
je2 STONE q THOMAS.
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ELOUR: FLOURI- bills. St. Louis fam
T., ily 100 bbls. Gaifs' family. l25 bbls snow
iiili family. 200 bbls. West Hamilton 500 ibis. ,s
sorted hrHnds, extra and superfInc at reduced rt.s
J"I+ LIST, MORRISON & CO.
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As Ge:i6entS tCiH hGpl4r, ercn in tC,ll.rsvIQfsI
fsitscs, 1t is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys CrOek
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Manufactured 10y
HENRY {. SPALDISC 4 co.
As CetInr-At., New Y orlS,
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WEsTERN RESERVE CHEEsR.
w 80 boxes prime rich Cheese. Just received AM
tor sale by [je2Il y-7a. M.REILLY.
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IN BILLS. ALCOHOL--Received by
~ T.. II. LOGAN 4 co.
Jy3l and LOGAN. LIST co.
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESR.-
~ 81 boxes rich Cheese, just received and fOr
S"le ny Jy1Sl N. REILLY.
Al AGNIFICENT DRESS SILKS in
Nl ElonnCes and by the yard; prices very low.
mhZ6 GEO. X. TAYLOR
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POTATO DIGGERS.
RfRAMs IMPROVED POTATO DIGGERs and
~ the hest in the market, for sale by
1Tl6 SMITH & GORRELL
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Annexed Is IN Alphabetical List of Articles which
damaged may be restored their original strsnet
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

Aurora BoREALIs FROM A BALLooy.
The party IN the balloon Queen of tie
Au, on the 4th inst, (from Boston wit
messed this inexplicable phenomenon un-
der circumstances so peculiar that it Is
worth a passing notice; If 1t not throw
some light upon the subject, or at least
open a field for future Investigation
While standing over Cambridge at an al
tItude OF about one mile, the tourists saw
a narrow cloud stretching along so near
the horizon as probably not to be visible
at the earth'S surface. From It's upper
edge the light streamed up nearly to the
zenith. II extended lattery to the ends
of the clouds, and no further; and there
was no corresponding appearance be-
tween the cloud and the horizon. AL
though Enthusiastically the real aurora bo-
reals, IL seemed like a reflection of the
light of the moon, which was shining on
the cloud at the time. Mr.. King, whose
familiarity with the clouds in their vari-
Gus terms and changes, entities his iudg-
ment IN such matters 10 considerable
weight, expressed his belief, with much
confidence, that the light was produced in
The manner stated. The subject is still
one of the most interesting IN nature !;
and if there Is anything in this discovery,
II VIII show that scientific men have still
been magnifylng small things near them
into monslrosities at a distance, like the
wise astronomers who saw elephants III
the moon which were afterwards found to
be spiders in their telescopes.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

The HoT SUMMER.-The summer of
1860 will long be remembered as par
excellence the hot Summer. We need
not recapitulate our daily record of the
last two months, by way of showing how
hot II has been. Our contemporaries of
the press, in the North, South, East and
West, are making similar reports. One
day last week the Mobile AdUertiSer
could not work off its addition, as the
rollers melted In the press-room. In
Charleston the Courier says the time past
il, the history of that city, recorded on
the memory of the most aged inhabitants,
affords the record of l.er spell of hot
weather worthy to be compared TO the
present, either for intensity or length of
duration. This unparalleled heat COM
menced there on the 2Sth day of June,
and has since then been sustained with
scarcely any abatement The quicksil-
yer has been kept at points not COM
mon for II to rise to, even during the
hours the sun has the greatest power, In
the morning and evening twilight, and
all the time the stars are shining. Ii was
al 81 for several hours every day, and
one day reached the fearful height of 100
degrees. The South CaT0liHian says the
presen; heat can find precedence, with
IN the range OF many ears, only In that
of 1854. In referring back to our files,
says the Louisville Journal, during the
last week IN June. the thermometer ran
ged very high, and on the 29th day of
that month, was full as high as il was ON
the llth inst.-N. O. Ficayuge, July
26th.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
FARM AND MINERAL LANDS
For Sale.

NHE undersigned offer for sale forty valuable
Il Mineral Land stuatet the head of Yellow tone
i've miles north OF Fayete, and nine miles southeast of
Mineral Point in the town of Waldwick, Iowa Co.
Over 100000 lbs Of Mineral have been raised from
ground and there heavy going the
water Other ranges are being prohtably worked.
pump can be put drain the ground Ieve. run
200 yards will drain thirty forty below where
il has been worked.
To Capitalists Spectators wishing choice piece
of Mineral Land better opportunity be offered
either 'or quality price. On the premises is good
house is by 24 feet, well lathed and
pastered good stable and and fenced
The balance covered with thrifty young timber There
three re-wood of timber. farming
Mineral purposes it cannot be surpassed The owner
has been Mining for fifteen ysars,nd wishing quit
the business Will sell cheap Theplace is known the
Graham Dxgings.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

VALUABLE Farm of 81 acres. adjoining the above
IA on the nsrth. Twelve good timber; sixtv
acres in cultivation ana hundred and
under fence Forty ecreS more of good plow land
be had on the place Twenty good for meadow
capable Of ieding four tons TO the
water through sides of the place. IN a
one and half story house and log stable also a good
spring within thirty yards of the house For grain
vegetables pasturae, the above land be
in Iows County
Mineral has been found in several places the farm
portion is areaey sowed to spring grains The above
very desirable farm The whole will be sold together
the Mineral Land and the farming land sold
separate, Il desired Il viii be sold cheap cash,
part cash and part time If desired. Inquire
WINTER GRAHAM,
). \. HAMMOND.
waldwick, April 10th 1860. I6,f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
VALU a BILE
f A II NJ s
20 IL = ALE

INE Subscriber offers for sale the following valuable
L Farm> situated in the Town Of Ws-twick. lows
County, Wisconsin. l. miles east of the city Of Mineral
Point. One hundUed and siNtyfour and half Acres Of
Land SO Acres under the Plow has on II good Log
House and Sheds, and good Mill site there is IN
the County also plenty Of Timber with Meadow Land
from which zoo tons of hay can be taken annually
Fsrm is rented bt ths purchaser gets the rent.
The above farm will be sold for Sl2eO,o0.
ALSO
Two hundred and thirty acres we'll calculated
two Farms Has on II two Log Houses and the walls
of Rock House, 90 hy 20 feet. stories high, the
wood part which vas burned on the ltsh Of March
one hundred and twenty i've under fen~s -
" heat. Is Oats and l. Corn
Said Farm is supplied with plenty of sheds asd
failing water The crops the ground viii half pay
for the farm. good School houss the
n farm.
rkAvs.-One-haf cash, the balance in y~.-. at 1o
per cent interest
The above farm will he sold for Sl5cJ 90.
II the above property = not sold within few DAYS
il viii be rented good terms, the tske the
Crops. The property must be sold rented, the
Undersigned sails for California the 18th June
For particulars enquire At the Tribune Ohice the
store OF Lenahsu x Bro. MIuere! Point
JAMES p. LYDON.
" aldvjck. Nav %. 1859 2Ztf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
PLATTEsILLE AC.pE,IY-

aE next Term Of this institution VIII commence on
thursday, August 81, Is6o.
Iae sehoo! will q under The charge of GEORGE NJ.
shSSF-h, 4. ", a graduate " Amherst College,
hSssachusetts. MISS FANNY : JO>IIN, and MIR
td4A4+4f W AlkER, aided by such other Teachers a.
the Hecesstties q the school may require
Mr. tsuern~eg has heeu, for wears past conn rtsd
viii the Normal Academy Al Milton, state and
comes ...glly recommended active sud eficssnt
Teacher
Miss Jo-yn i already weil known from her oouuec-
'-aa sith the Academy. since l>+9-
special advantages viii be given TO Normal Glasses
hose desiroUs of ntting themselves for teaching viii
ad eFery facility afforded sben.
The Instruction and discipline Of the school viii not
-e materially changed from Tie past
u hespesk for the Academy continued interest on
- s-t Of its old friends and the confidence And sup
IT 81 those who may desire its advantages.
aaa-- and Tuition will be the same as heretofore.
sss1a-ues sent on application
Ear E-tleuars apply 10 george NJ Guernsey, at Mil
aafIl gus. Ist after August lst lis address viii
aiteyille.
JOHN LEWIS,
Presideslt Of the Boa ri of Trustees.
lin III. R0l ATREE, Secretary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

puetrp.
The House in the Meadow.
BY LOUISE CHANDLER noULros.

BY LOUISE CHANDLER noULTo.
1t stands in a sunny meadow
The house mossy and brown,
With its cumbrous old stone chimneys,
And the gray roof sloping down.
The trees fold their green srms around 1T.
TRe trees a century old
Andshe winds go chAunting through them
Ano the sunb ANS drop their gold.
lhe co~slips spring in the marshes
The roses bloom on the hill,
And beside the brook in the pasture
The herd go feeding at Will.
Within, in the wide old kitchen.
The old folks sit in the sun
Ihat creeps through the sheltering woodbine,
III The day Is almost done
Their children have gone and left them:
All hfHH fHHe il Did II Wis tbs ~ eIrs si2Rs s s.us
As she hsrks to the we'll known tone
That won her heart in her. .girlhood-
That has soothed her in many a care
And praises her now for the brightness
Her Old face used to
She thinks again of her bridal
How dressed in her robe of white.
She stood oy the gay young lover,
IN the morning $ rosy light.
oh the morning is rosy as ever,
But the rose from her cheek is fed;
And the sunshlne still IS golden,
But II falls on a silveEed head
And the girlhood dreams once vanished,
Come back in her winter time,
Till her feeble pulses trembls
With the thrill of Spring times prime.
And looking forth from the window,
She thinks how the trees have grown
Since clad iD her bridal whiteness
She crossed the old CoOr stone.
Though dinmed her eyes bright azure.
And dimmed her q hairs young gold
The love in her girlhood pIishted
Has never grown dim T old.
They sat in peace in the sunshine,
TIL the day almost done,
And then at its close angel
Stole over the threshold stone.
He folded their hands tog ether;
He touched their ey yelids with balm,
And their lzst breath foated outward
Like the close OF o!emn psalm.
Like bridal pair they traveIsed
The unseen, mystic road
That leads to the Beautiful City,
whose 'bullcer and maker is God"
Perhaps, in that miracle country,
They Will give her lost youth back,
And the howers of the vanished Spring time
Il bloom ia the spirits track.
One draught from the living water,
And eternal years shall III asure
The love that outlasIed time
Blu. the shapes that they left behind them,
The wrinkles and silver hair
Made holy to by the kisses
The angels hold printed there.
Wew will hide away meath the Willows,
When the day is low in the " est
Where the sunbeaIns cannot ind them
Nor the winds disturb their rest.
And we'll suffer no tell-tale tombstone
With it's age and ia To rise
Ger the two who are 0 Id no longer,
In the Fathers house ia the skies
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
Il a 3 MI
FOR s ALEI

IfHE Subscriber offers for sale Valuable Farm situ-
L ated in the Town of Ridgewav, Iowa County, Wis
conSn eight miles from the village of Dodgeye
as the 1t LII FARM, consisting Of 400 Of
very desirable land, lying about mile from Samp-
sons Tavern Stand. said land will be sold in bodv or
in smaller parts, suit purchasers It we'll water
with springs, and be divided into several Farms
By paving $1,000 down, the purchaser have his
time for the balance by paving 10 per interest
For particulars enquire Of the subscriber at Dodge
Vile
PHILIP EDDY.
July 81, 1860 27a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14

ily OF Germans in that City. consisting OF 4 ia
ther and five sons. all hitherto stau nch Demo
Gratis. have joined the Republican ranks since
The great speech Of Carl Schurz a: that place
A Democratic Committee waited on them TO
coax them back. but the sturdy Germans gave
them a decided rebuff
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-14
iTY p r 0 p e RTY
FOR SALE '

rTHE Subscriber offers Cor sale the follovngELots in
L tina city Of Mineral Point
Lots 40. III and l42, in Harisons Survey Also lots
l36 and l35 except that portion decided Thos. ains
also in Harrsons Survey The above lots contain
thirteen of land ON them is good dwelling
house containing SIX good spring house and
wells and spring convenient. There is also
the lots a good Barn. large and commodious- Also on
said lots from 40 80 fruit trees,
ing. Also n beautiful grove.
The above property will he sold at bargain and to
any wishing 10 purchase, better chance be
found on part Of the purchase money, time viii
given If desired Tn. above property lies John
Brackeu's residence adioIns Col john B. Terrv's
homestead Enquire the premises cf
JOHN ROBERTS.
Mineral Point. June :, 1S6o. 23tf