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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IE Subscriber offers for sale Lots % spd so Irvins
L Addition TO Mineral Point, situ,ted Wisconsin
street. nearly opposite the residence Of Judge Cothren
Both lots Enclosed. On the premises good brick
house. with frame addition with good cstern attach
cd The house has good AID can be
pied by two families The location Is good for
residence and the property will be sold bargain.
For rticuars apply at the Tribune office. the
subscribss in the town OF Wald~ick-
AhRTIN NARZOLF.
Anil 2tth. lS60-nls-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
T. a H MI
FOR SALEy

THE Subscriber foe valuable Farm .itu-
L ated in the Town of Ridgeway. Iowa County, Wis
consin sht miles from the village Of Dcdgeve know
the IL LII FARM consisting OF 400 acres Of
very dcss rhl land. lying shout mile from Samp-
sons Tavern Stand. said land will be aold body
smaller parts, suit purchasers Ii weiI water
with springs, and can b- divided into several Farms
BY paving $1,000 dow the purchaser have his
time for the balance by paying 10 per
For particulars enquire OF the Subscriber at Dodge
Vile.
PHILIP EDDY.
nj
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
House and Lot for Sale

rTIE Subscriber offers for sale his House and Lot
l. ated ner the Catholic Churh in the City Of Mine
raj Point The lot i wall situated, and the House
good Brick house, four good sized rooms and a good
cellar, with good we'll water The Mineral Point
mary l. convenient TO said Lot.
For particulars enquire Of the Subscriber Diamond
Grove, the owner Of sAid premises.
WILLIAM LANCASTER.
July 80, 1860. 6nl27
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

Es9 Charlotte Smith wa. walking
along Plccadlliy when The tray OF a
butcher's boy came IN sudden contact
with her shoulder, and dirtied her dress.
The deuce take the tray exclaimed
she in pet.
"-Ah, but tie deuce can't take tie tray. =
replied young rumsteak, with the great
est gravity.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
poetrp.
Harry and |.


We stood where the snake-like ivy
Climbed over the meadow bars,
And watched As the young Night sprink led
The sky with her cream like stars.
The clover was red beneath
The air had smell OF June
The cricket chirpea in the grasses,
And the soft yays of the moon.
Drew our shadows out on the meadow,
Distorted, and lspk and tall;
dis shadow was kissin my shadow
That WAS the best OF all.
Ny heart leaped up he whispered,
81 love you Margery Lee
For then one Arm OF his shadow
Went round the shadow OF me.
81 love you, Margery, darling,
Because you are young and fair,
For your eyes bewilderiBg blueness,
And the gold of your curling hair.
No queen has hands that are W hitter
No Lara has voice swe eet,
And your ripe young lips are redder
Than the clover al your feet.
"Ny heart will break with its fullne...
Like s cloud o'ercharged with rain
o tell me. Nargery, darling,
How leng | must love ia vain
With b ushe. and smiles | answered
q will not tell what) just then
saw that his sAucy shallow
Was kissing my own again.
He promised to love me only
promised 10 love but him
Till the moon fell out of the heavens
And the stars with age grew dim.
Oh, the strength of mans devotion
oh, The VOWS a woman speaks
'Tis years since that bush OF rapture
Broke redlY over mp cheeks.
He found a gold that was brighter
Than that OF my floating cuTls,
And married a cross-eyed widow,
With u dozen grown-up girls.
And did pine and langui sh,
Did weep my blue eyes sore
Or break my heart, do you fancy,
For love that mi ne no ruorsp
sta nd tonight in the meadow
Where Harry ana stood then,
And the moon hiss drawn two shadows
Out over the grass again
And low voice keeps repeating
So close 10 nv startled ear,
That the shadows melt together
81 love you, hargery, dear.
'Tis not for your cheeks rich crimson,
And not for your eyes soft blue,
But because your heart Is tender,
Aud noble and pure and true"
TIE voice Is dearer than Harry's;
And so am glad, you see,
Ee married the cross-eyed widow
Instead of Margery Lee.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

E@ Il say" said young fellow to
his friend. "do you know tha, Jones said
you were no, fiji to clean his shoes?"
Did hez' was the reply. Il hope
YOU defended me-"
Yes: that | did"
"Well, how did you do il @
"Of course | said you were"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

why. Tom, my dear feler, how old
you look"
Dare say, Bob, fer the fac, is, never
was SO old before IN my life
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

80 Patrick" said pedestrian,
(which is the road to Burlinglon?"
WHO told you my name was Patrick?'
81 guessed it,"
Then. be jabers, guess the road to
Burlington" re,orled the offended HI
herman.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

E1@ An old lady from temperance
village, lately attended a party IN town,
where, Of course, champagne was served
and was prevailed upon 10 take 4 glass.
She drank two, when, smacking her lips,
she exclaimed: "Well, it may be a
wicked drink. but is good -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

Eg Mistress, does you know what
dem lghiin' bugs carries dat fire bout
wild dem for?'
No, what DO they carry il for, Mose?"
"Why, TO keep dem from bumpin' der
heds up 'gainst de trees"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

You see how bald | am, and | don't
wear wig True. sir replied the SER
want. 'an er'p'v barn requires 70 tha..h.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
pI.,rTEyuLE ACADEMY.

TIE next Term Of this Institution will commence on
THURSDAY. August 81, lcco-
The -cia.-ei viii be under the charge Of GEORGE NJ.
GUERNSEY. A. NJ, graduate of Amherst College.
Nga-sarhu.ett-, MISS FANNY ). JOSLIS. AMI MIR.
PHILLIP WALKER, aided by such other Teachers a.
che necessities Of the school may require
Mr. Guernsey has been, two years past, connected
tn the Normal Academy st Milton, in this State, ant
.7rfes highly recommended as al sctFe and efficient
Teacher.
NsS JosIyn i. already well Known from her oonnec-
.ion 9TH the Academy, since 1919
Specfal advantages Will be given 10 Normal tIa-ses
Fss. d.srous of isting themselves for tesehius ~
~as every facility afforded thcIns -
instruction. snd discipline of the SCHOOL VIII no'
s. nate RI aliv changed from the past
w baxn4.k far the Academy continued interes; on
s nart old Friends and the confidence ana sup
gart oF those .sbo may desire its advantages
EaSrd and Tuition will b. the same as heretofore
Catalogues sent en- application -.
Der particulars apply to George NJ ruernsey. 81 III
t August after August LIST his address VIII
= fatteviI!e.
JOHN LEWIS
President Of the Board Of Trustees
J0HS 4. ROUNTREE, Secretary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
FASHIONABLE

BARBERISG e AND HAIR DRESSING
Ffs suhscr her Avin sreeentIs opened hopi he
L room adjoining the Mineral Point Book Store,
prepared - walt apon customers hour of the
.iAv. SHagTNG. SHSNPDDNENCs, H4FK DIRE )
ING Sc, done ihe best manner and most fashiona-
aie StYte<.
b. attention - lEs business, and ardent de-
sire 70 please hopes and receive share Of
- Estronsge of the citizens OF Mineral Point
Geatlenen. please call aad give him trial.
Nj T.. TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

$4,000 AG1ES q 7sas:s S ls2' IseS'''.,
Green Richlsnd Ssuk Crawford snd other aniies,fo
sale on eesy terms. Apply 70
Jan csth 1852 vI3 a4-tt.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
ALSO

{ VALUABLE Farm ofI32 acres adjoining the above
N the n-rth- Twelve good timber sixty
cultivation and hundred twenty acres
under fence. Forty of good piow land IN
be had the place Twenty good for
capable Of yielding four tons TO the
through sides of the place. is a
aud half story house and log stable good
spring within thirty yards of the house. Fur grain
vegetables pasturage, the above land cannot be
in Iowa County.
Ainer. has been found in several places the farm
portion Is srea@v sowed 10 spring grains The
very desirable The whole will sold together
the Mineral Land and the farming will sold
separate if desired II vii! be sold cheap cash OF
part cash and part time if desired Inquire of
WINTER GRAHAM ST.
J. i. HAMMOND.
Waldgick, April 10Th 1850.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Ea-HIoNABLE BARBER.

=, E0gGE APPEL. having fitted up his Shop in the
y \ most approved style, is prepared 10
SHAVE, DIR ESS HAIR, ~HAMPOoN Sc,
Al Who NAV favor him with call He will also attend
Hiredins. CEppiaS and Leeching. on short no
.Ra ia the best manner q the science
Ths most perfect satisfaction warranted in sill
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
Tor Sale :.

vI'HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS For SALE HIS HOUSE
L and LOT, in Hsrrison's survey, sd R
Joining the Seminary ground on the Uf"
South The Lot contains one aud X . . n
three-faurth. Acres OF ground. under ~ ! -
good fence. and a. ia good state et cGL-
tivatieR. on the Lot ia good Frame
House with basement cellar under the whole and =
GOOD Well convenient. Also. good Stone Stable. and
thrifty Orchard Of bearing Fruit Tees. The above
property viii be soG bargain, aud ~ good iooa-
tion for family residence be found in the city
Terms ulase ea.v- For particulars enquire on the
Premises, ofGEo. KISSLE, Or JONATHAN BEAUMONT,
80,
February -, 1850. e-h
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
IOWA COUNTY RaNk.
tI.ste Ranking once q LII. White.

7I.ate NAakIns once q l. H. WAittIe.ey7
CAPITAL. $4,000.
nRAgTS dra~- &C the principal elite, Of the United
ssates Bstls Of Exchange al ia. large towns
b Europe. moderate rates.
VIII bur Drafts all points IN IN. I aited states
the chief Of Great Britain, France aud
Germany. Interest allowed time deposits.
IT, Office hours, A. NJ. To p N. after Asy 1st.
TarI :. SorfgHs, Pres't. L. II. WuIrrLEsEY. Cash.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
FARM AND MINERAL LANDS
For sale.

rIHE undersigned offer for sale forty of valuable
Il Mineral Land situated on the head OF Yellow Stone
hive miles nor tn OF kayete, and nine miles
Mineral Point, the town of Waldwick, Iowa Co. Wis
over 100000 lbs, of Mineral have been raised from the
ground and there heavy mineral sites going
water. Other ranges are being prohtably worked. A
pump can be put on to drain the ground level run
200 yards will drain II thirty forty feet below where
II has been worked.
To Cspialists Spectators wishing choice piece
OF Mineral Land, no better opportunity be offered
either Cor quality price On the premises il gooc
story a-haf house Is by 24 feet, well lathed
plsstercd good stable, and broke fenced
The balance covered with thrifty young timber There
s three hre-wood Of downimber. For farming
Mineral purposes IL cannot be surpassed The owner
has been Mining for fifteen years,nd wishing quit
the business will sell cheap The place Is known
Graham Diggings
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
For Sale.

I'HE subscriber offers for and lot siua-
ted on Virgin Alley, and formerly occupied by hin,
residence, being the half of the house and
now occupied by Mr. John Evans There four good
rooms in the house.
rg~ For particulars enqire OF JAMES EVANS
THOMAS JOHNS
Mineral Point, May :, Is60-nIe-t.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21


Think Of queens frs, signature of a
death warrant. where tears tried TO
blanch the fatal blackness of the DOOM
ing ink; of traitors adhesion to a deed
of reb slion, written IN gall; OF Il forgers
trembling imitation of another wrilng,
where each letter took the shape Of tne
gallows, of a lovers passionate proposal
written IN fire; of a proud girls refusal
written IN ice; of mothers dying ex-
poslulation with her wayward son writ
ten in the hearts blood; of an indignan,
fathers disinheritIng curse on his first
born, black with the lost color of the gray
hairs which shall go down in sorrow 10
the grave-thnk of these, and all the
other impasslon4te writings to which eye-
ry hour gives birth, and wha, strangely
potent, protean thing drop of ink grows
10 be. All over the world 1t Is disabling
al the behesI of men. Here despair
ing prisoner IS writing with a rusty nail
his dying confession of faith on his damp
dungeon wall. There an anxious lover
IS deceving all bu, his bride, with San
ink which she only knows how TO render
visible. Beleagured soldiers in Indian
forts are confldlng TO the perilous secre-
y of rice water or innocent milk their
own lives and the fortunes Of their coun-
,ry. Shipwrecked sailors, aboul to be-
engulled in md ocean, are consigniner 70
fioa,ng bottle the faint pencil memo
randum OF The spot where thev will soon
80 swiftly down IN the very Jaws of
death. Everywhere happy pairs, dear
husbands and wives. afieclionate BROTH
eTs and sisters, and all the. busy world,
are writing TO each other OF endless top
les, with whatever paper comes TO hand,
whatever ink. The variedssream thus
forever flowing IS the intellectual and
emotional blood of the world, and no one
need visit Egypt, or summon an Egypt
ian magician, 10 show him all the arls,
all the joys and all the woes OF men re-
iecied from the mirror Of drop Of ink
TiMr TO co TO BED.-Joseph was
bad boy. He had succeeded IN binding
his mother for some time as TO his i'm,
biblng prOpensitIes. One night Joseph
came IN before his mo.her had retired.
He sat down, and with a look Of semi
intoxicated wisdom, began conversioa
about the goodness Of The crops and 9TH
er matters. He got along very well
until he espIed what he supposed to BE-
a cigar on the inantle-p piece he caught
II, ard placing one end in bis mouth. be-
gan very gravely to ligh, It at the can
die. He drew and pufed until be wss
5euing red in the face The old lady'.
eyes we're opened, and she addressed
him:
IF thee takes that ten penny nail for
a cigar, It Is time thee went to bed"
In order to arnuse the children on The
Sabbath, lady was recently engaged IN
reading to them from The Bible In. sfo.
~ of David and Goliah, and coming 10
the passage III which Goliah so boastlnc.
iy and so defiantly dared The Young STRIP
ling. litie chap, almost in his tro,vsers.
said
skip that, skip that, he's only blow.
IN; | want 10 know who licked. =
LSPrightiy lntle boy. Jumping about,
loquhul l--"Oh, Crickey, Criminy.-
Amt haPpyf Here's the DENTS, CON-
ing tomorrow. and Pa has promised me
sixpence for every tooth that have pull.
ei c;l."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
c,nRIACE AND FLOW BoLTs.

TrST -eceired 81 the Hardware St re, direct fior
81 PIsuts Manufacturing Co. OF Connecticut one ior
Carriage and PoE Bolts, Vnich we VIII sell q N1
csgo prices. ,.., ,-upop
lstf lhAAf.A - LaA h'iNO1-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

LSPrightly lntle boy. Jumping about.
loquhur- I--"Oh, Crickey. Criminy.-
Amt happye Here's The DENTS, CON-
ing tomorrow. and Pa has promised me
sixpence fer every tooth that have pui!-
ei csl.''
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
JOHN HOLLINGsHEAD,

DHYSICIAS, SURGEON AND ACCoUCHER, Miner
4 - Point, Wis. Office door above. SprAgue'
tTun chop High street 20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
DIR. y,I. HILDHBRAND,

sIToULD respectfully tender Lis professional ser,
W vice the citizens of Aine-ai Point snd vicinity
lLse. N apna.ite the uni:ea state. Motel 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

Y Nw YER. Mineral Point, Wisconsin Office one door
| ~es; OF ;he Presby terian Meeting House. In the
bal!nE formerly eccupIed b. the nied States Ians
tiElre. Mr. SrE0sG will transact profession bus
mess ~hieh he msy % employed in the counties o
IoEa, Ia karettr. Grant y kichland. .l5nS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

sAtft Ell W. X T. ESE

\ TT0RSEY AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
y notgcviilc Io~a county, Wis. Particular stten-
fiaa PAi8 - Collecting
Refer 70 Hon c. c. W.shburn and COBB & Nessmore.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

nEALERIS BOOKS, STATIONERY 4 WALL PA
per Newspapers and Perodicsis-and Agent OF the
ioss Irsursnes C., OF \. next door 10 the Post
ifrce, High Street. Mineral Point Wi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

GENERAL DesIerin Dry Goods Groceries, Provi.-
VI ION, Hardware, &c. yellow stone, Wis, Nov. Il
Is56. II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21

JOHN IL. WE TON.
BENZ. G.. SCOTT

NOTARY PUBLIC, CONYEYANCER &GENERAL
~ AGENT. Linden, lows county, Wisconsin. lOtf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
. u MINER
PRIEST x NEIi


a TTORNEYS And C0UESELLORS AT Law
n Richland Centre, Richland County, Wis. All bus
entrusted TO their promptly stIcnd 70 81 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
>. u. NioFFETT, NJ. II

j. Ill. tLARN,
4 TTORSEl .ILAw, aud Solicitor in Chancery.
IL Min .ral Point Once in the Court House 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-08-21
E0RGE W. COBB
GARDIsER c. ,IEIGS.

.RODUCE and general Comnis- on Merchant dealer
I ia salt, Water Lime. &c, stone Ware House near
K. Z. Depot, Mineral Point. 1912
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

SHOCKING MuRpER-We perceive, from letter
addressed to q gentleman in this district, thar o
eowardly and brutal murder was committed at
santuc Depot. near Union District, last "Wednesday
night, about oclock. The murderer was a brother
in.law to the murdered man: and like Cam he was
Jealous of his brothers virtaes-he being o good,
honest, industrious man, and kind son in-iaW
and good husband, naturally gained The love OF
his wifs's parents; while the unfortanats man o.
blood, who had ever taken occasion to curse and
abuse his mother and sister, and threaten ms
brother naw, and commit various efes passes Shet,
withstanding the discriminating Indulgence of KIND
and grieyed relatives. with an effort fer his ra-
| demption) he ruthlessly and without prosocaion,
while his brotler.in-law and wife were walking
arm in arm, fred l26 shot tato his breast, killing
MIN almost Instantly, tearing him from the sac OF
his wife, thus perpetrating one OF the most hears-
/ rending of murders.
The name Of the murdered man is j. W. Busby,
'-'''' y '--- Os,s INewberry ts,G.o Sun.
II z51" 55se
"Madam your shawl is dragging in the mud :
"Well, what if it Is, amt il in the fashion F.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
Seventeenth Annual Session.
RoXEH1AN's HOSPITAL, -...m@
Id No. 80 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
Near the Carrollton Railroad Terminus

DR., N. RezEMAE, date of Mon gorery, Alal having le
Gated in Kew Orleans takes This method Of ennouncine hie
readiness and receive patients ino is private hos
pal building he has fitted up hoapi'a is admirably
ID the purHose gnd being sitnaGd in such convenient
aud desirable part Of lie city that he feels warranted in ang
th4t n Affords unusT,ai advantages
EoHa thorough repair. .
fsoif, Whttes and BLACKS grc adtpitted
TeIg5 Of board viii 0epena Tie kind Of Gcconieaa-
required. All surgical operations charged extra oiee
nj We bufl5iiuy. iela tyfFN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
sHERIFF'S SALES.

FouRrH DISTRICT eoUar ~ u woQi,PoLK, THE NEW
or Sev orlsans 5af 5Rap coAfhN} f' nil2 I2 2.s.
RY VIRTUE Of 2 writ Of ,fieEi faeias, TO
Of New Orleans in the entitled cause Will proceed
Hel pubic auction at 'te Gig Hotel .olon street, between
Camp and Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY, the LIST day
Of August Is60, at IL o'cIoc. NJ
The REFERsIDNARY INTEREST in The rights Of way,
rights Of patent wires Instruments and franchises and
all the appgrreances ncien the nf o and belonging
the New Orleans and Ohio Telegraph Company from New Or
leans via the Mississippi river Coat Baton Rouge and Gin
Louisiana ard from New Orleans the Of the New
Orleans Jacksp and Great Northern Railroad Throughout the
state of Loan8 after the expiration Of iee Of sad rights,
instruments and property for ending the LIST day Of
july 1863.
Seiaed IN tnghbn2S suit,
q. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

as the Shasta stage arrived at gulch about seven
miles below here, five men rose up from the gulch
where they were concealed. and leveling their
guns at the driver and Bowen, express messenger,
his pistol; but finding it useless to resist surren
dered. One of the gang unhitched the horses,
while another took the treasure box, and demand.
SO 900, with the remark that e the Company was
rich and his party had particular use for the
money. This done, they hitched in the horses
and permitted the stage to drive on As the stage
started, some passenger gave the robbers four
charges from revolver, but he does not know ii
they took effect. Bowen has returned with his
party TO Chico, without finding clue to his treas
,lre or the robbers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
quA1ETExE corE % DisInicrl r. y. VOOLFOLK " ia
CDMPAGSIE DU TEbE
dc Ia Noareile. ORLEANS. GRAPHE DE LA NILE
ORLEANS ri DE LO

I'm VFFETD N7un witt ue NtfI faEIAs, a
II moi adrgs-s par Pon0rable Qnreme Cour de District
NouVec Orleans dams Gnire idessEs e pracedcTg le
tERCEEDI er dtanu 1850 midi Hotel dc ID Cite
de ID Commune, entire es da Caap ct des Masasin Ia
Yenle pullique Ct adjudication de-
JntarJt rcsersi5ic d9i dc passage de yoe
droits patente fs darca g0eamx instruments e fran
eise al tonte apparteices eidepts znt de APP
p1rtanaBt 10 Conpge d Telegraph de Ia Souyelle Orleans
Il de Polio dcpGis Nogycilc Orleans pgr Ia roe dn !suE
Mississippi cete Rouge, Clinton IIou5aue, depu
Ia N5nGele OIL a oue an nd Ghenin dc fir De IA
NoGYcileOtlaan ct ~ Jackson passat par EFat de Ia
L=iaHe. Respiration d'ln bail des dts dnits, instruments
propritla pour erinaB Ter dc Juliet 1859
saisi dams fa3sife ci-dgssas.
CONDITIONs-Co au moment de radjudcation.
r. 7. PARKER,
iy2 II % 2T al shdrifde la Paroisse DO 7sans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
--latest from Carson Valley.

VIRGISIA, June 90 z. M.-LBy PIaeerviIle, st:
Joseph and Alta Line l.-Just arrived. Col. Hays
command will be at Chinatown and discharged to-
morrow. All well. Capt Story died on the eve
ming of the 7th. We drove the Indians beyond
Pyramid and Mud Lakes. We could not get at
them after the battle of I'd june They have scat
tered, don't know whittier Fight between Isaac
Simpson and David Webber, this afternoon. Both
wounded We5ber thought mortally.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

Tarap DISTRICT CoUgrl CITY OF NEW ORLEANS IS. sA
q Ne; 0Tis44s kAE \ GAMsLIM-So; -, 4,IsT
ID to NJ by the Honorable the Third District Court
Of New eus in the above entitled caHse, will proceed 10
se al public auction at the City Hoie ComnasI between
Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY, tine 9Th day Of
July, 1850 at L o'clock NJ the following described property
Second District SOU ARE 30 bonincd by Bienylle, Trtns,
Cont Franklin streets and having front Of twenty
faet Cont street, by eighty feet in depth.
Seized Ia tie above suit. "#" "M"
f TERMS-Ctsh on the spot - 1850
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

Madam, your shawl is dragging in the mud =
Well, what if it Is, amt il in the fashion r.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

CARSON CRY, June % P. MA company OF
forty men, supposed to be Mormons, have just ar
rived from Salt Lake They report having met no
Indians but found two of the bodies of the express
riders and buried them. They bring some fine
horses. The formal and final interment Of Major
Ormsby took place here too day, attended by the
military and citizens.