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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

under which not alone the great commercial
city u Few York, but the whole country,
has aequ.. ed greatness, unless Il should be
the los OF that for which tie Union itself
was made. As ! understand. IL ( ship : made
for Ihe passengers and preservation ii the ear
60, and % long the ship can be saved NIth
Tie cargo II sl.ua!d never be ztaaaouci We
should never cease in our efforts TO save i so
! long - II can be done without throwing over
board The passengers aud cargo. 80 luuga the
prosperity and liberty Of ttiS people can be
preserved ID the Union. It Will be my pur-
pose, and shall be ny efforts q. al lines, 10
preserve that UuIuu.
Aud nov, Mr.. Mayor. again thanking YOU
tor the reception which has been given ne,
al.0.v iA. ~ c!Nse my rrInarks
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
New Western Patents for tie Week En!ing
February -

l. \. Adams of indianapolis. Ind. for
Improvement in grdiuers tools
John Il. Cannon of New Albany. mi;
for improvements in whips.
II. c. Alfred Of llinooka, II for i'm
proved washing machine
{. II. Dunbrack Of jacksonville ILL.,. for
Improvement in water elevator
L. \ Jonas Of Earlville Ill for i'm
provcment in seeding machines
\ Heartily and NJ : Morehouse of
Quincy, Ill: for Improvement in bee hives
{. ". FossIer Of f'rceport, ILL.,, assi.uor
to himself and J, Balsbaugeo of same place;
for Improvement in seeding machines
Lansing X Jaime of Grand Rapids.
Mich. as>iGnor to himself and William
Asley Of same place: for improvement in
corn planters.
Henry T. Standard Of Wayne Mich Cor
Improvements in hanging and operating
window sashcs.
Theodore Burr Of Battle Creek Mich;
assignor to himself Agustus Bower and
Parcel hrinkerhotf of same place; for i'm
proved life preserving ship.
Nelson W Clark Of Clarkstown. Mich;
for improvement in manufacturing of salt
Jefferson Nash, Of GAINESVILLE, Wis, as
signor u himselfand Alonzo X Cults of
same place, for improvements in grain sep
arators.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE. trust that
there Is enough Of honor and fidelity left
among the legislators Of Wisconsin. to pre-
vent the passage of the bin before them.
for destroying the validityof contracts and
unjustly Furnishing the capitalists who
have lent money for railroad purposes. on
farm mortgages given by the people o.
that State There has been Il vast amount
of wrong perpetratei by these mortgages ;
but the remedy for that j. in the courts.
not in the legislature and in cnactments
which shake confidence in the righteous
ness Of Law. Lot US entrcat men Of sense.
If there be any such who have embarked
III this thing, to draw back and examine
again the ground upon which they pro
pose 70 stand Chicago Tribune
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
ARRIVAL or THE PRESIDENT ELECT ~
hEN }Ukk

~ Y
III. .-..;., -....,..i a.
r, l.' ''''i "a. ,.eN '".9 CITY on l1"e' Al
A"ti' > -H'H' s-igS' beI'0- '-e resilient eject
anu parry 1ei' me ears. MIS- Lincoln and
81 "e'e "a IN (" III d c'o9t carr age L" me
-AS''' 1o'Ne- III i-lhc'4L ana suite occupied
60 ti' '"'i'.sc7' nc siCetS were NcNed
~ ~ t'''E i"1 no "lti'c""! IA inahihS
80 i'Ue'e77' CIV my 10 me eAtSl.th' Poiiee
'l'e' - - ca ''lAl quar-
- - :. ui''''"n - cope Mu'ic7se" Ihe entire
VI '''' '"'"'e 'cs-N'S"o. mere Vas cuAtiha-
US ."e9i'H7 nom INC oti.o' 10 Tue hotel. Al
&c -t9'"' ilo"ae lheie Was an immense as
CIV olee'''S' ne streets McTe al
- '''a7' Al 'ie notes buJ The
-" A',A h"'Si' anu al newspaper Offices
90 'i'G DaJ b0oh' dLSP.AEed ihe ! me. lena
nag he eAiItlns II ne harboT also Golsi-
ca % ming 4ui4"S iie d'E' ana tHe ct% gen-
10y % iNI''". ~, q H'-4'''t "Pp"aif4'tce-
''-''eH /" !'''A. = ~" - IeSt'N y Z
0",.9 '"'H c'''li--
= /" ~ h 4 e''. --l--- ic president eject
was 'o' many received by 1l"4'F uod ibis
IHoIutH5 i't NE til} BAH ne cercuonIcS
tx i,.,.ce II the tio'erAor's Room Fuuoiuat-
> at II C'VcN- A7 early - ~ clock The
L'''N,' ~aleF '..' 4'Hi"edi,''e sGPefYi't II OF
80 ri - I1:t'. t''H |hcir s,dush q M
ii"''' an" " ! ace "''s enc oaed by CHAINS
Ic'"'h5 @ ihe a."ir' within winch none but
,.'1''' "', me P'NlI7e 81 e"tF1 go ne
N1Nc.n'' it'"H Were @-"l'icd- ~ hall
pls- /" q large crowd 81 persons had as-enf-
pea IA inc Iaik' avail lag The ARRIVAL q. ihe
President ciec
\ Ie" minutes before ii O'Clock, Mayor
wood accompanied ~ Vie HeHihcis If tie
common C"auci! and II thc CHy Press, took
up tHt4' position III Tie Governor Room, aud
shortly afterwards the Shouts OF The people
outside announced mat Dir. Liuculu had
reached 'Ac t''y HAN lie a"oh appeared.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
: L y 5 IT Z VI 5

IHE Mississippi State Convention has
ordered fifty per cent on the State tax for
TINS year. % BE levied ami collected forth
with
Mas JuLI> HOWARD a resident Of Glas-
row scotland. gave birth recently ro a
PAIR vi twins. IN the sixty -seyeuth wear Of
her age.
y the arrival of the Overland Mail. we
hear OF the death, in san Francisco of
Terence Belcw McNanus. one of the Irish
refugees 1T ISIS
AccorNTs from various sections. East.
North AMI Vest. agree in the statement
thatthe amo"ut of snow Is extraorliuory
large more than there has been Tor some
twenty wears
SARAH CARLISLE died in St Joseph. No.
recently in her one hundred and fifteenth
year Tier husband was soldier in the
Revolution
NEAR = Paul MINI on the 9TH instant.
~ horses were frozen to death in one sta
b.,
+ i estimated thar the inauguration
han viii cost $4,000
IiEENAN. the Beneeia Boy. has zone in
to THE rum selling Business in New or
leans anI hopes e. make his fortune bv
that poetic avocatipn.
THr snow IS - deepucar Dedham No
that deer are easily approached. aud larre
numbers have been killed
THE Illinois river Is rising rapidly. At
last accounts It had swelled nine feet NJ
Pekin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
COMMERCIAL.

MINERAL FoIsr, TUESDAY February %, 1861.
CIR quotations. axe given for the day which the
fEisuNE is issued CTucs5ayJ ard variations from
those prices during The week. are the variations Of
The market, for which are no, accountable
~HEAr-d.a65c
FiulR-No.I, a.
tuES-&cys - -+st- ,.r s,.+.t o1-o ~
and So - readily lor cash ''
OATS i51I5 cents
AANS-13ffet per bushri Tor clear white
bAf-t- ~ ca foot; : q 3 50 IN quarters
SALt-S2.Si per barrel.
SCGAi.-tteta tails al =, Is lbs for n
CLitkA AIS-ll~i.ilsl i lbs for =
soi-A>St- e. Re tails At 90 st5o ceu., Gallo,
4i'oN AND : TELL. now sold Al G.Iea. price,,
from. : u : cents. according % sizes
hINERAL-S-5 $3.50 per 1900 pounds.
CoALs-S6 ger ton.
HihES-nry, 10 q I2c; Green : "a Sc G-,h,x
and Murlin Hides from one half 10 t~o-tA.rt. lea.
MISUNDERSTANDING, SO JeI.r and SeantIinr SIS
clear fencing. 50
BIIEIEk-FEcsLin rolls l2slI5c
EGGS-lac- per dozen
i.A+i-loc. i.erpeuud-
FtIAIpsS-25tf31 uer bush J.
DRIED AFriE>-sc per pound
oNlpNS--tee prr busael
lGi-h-s F.Nu 1905
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

STATE or WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT low.
"NNt4 -!oLu h ga -; AiusI fstou Cunningham
y tlou l>-ued ., -ala g. urt ia me ato,r M
Ai,i Heieh - Iuc directed against tle property of
- ~ H. sa1 its--uS date January th- third
: y, 1851. have tSN led upon ami vii on Frid.,
the ISL daJ q March H Al the flont door Of the
t"urt tloas', m the cltg a Mineral Point low.
county Nis between tle hour II 10 o'clcck 4 N
sH- e. clock T. 81 ot sAti day. offer and sell TO Ii
hsHeft oi1.'r Tor cash, fliv :! iusus described
estate IN Iowa County Wisconsin. tu-wIt: trens,-
tFr t5l scres of q the south End IL The east half
'hir1y-t~ and q Lalf tj-i1 of If tn. south
end - SIC wrs' half uF The uoTTh-enst quarter and
4 i5ty-tSn ana half .S-i. the east III
- the north -tst quarter Of Section No tucnty
81 Town Ne siN 80 north % Range No on. ~
Easi, also the south wet quarter At the south ,,.,
quar- AND e ast hall 90 tc south cat quarter Of
ther' li D west quarter oi section No 90 To~r
80 tx Range 40 tSo % east whole containing
one AGuartt AMI h3ty acres more or i,ss.
lstt'! SAer-iis vi-ce Mineral Point Jan. the sth
A ID. l>bl-
GEORGE MISS EKSMITH, sheriff Iowa Co.
i. 81 STRONG, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

IHE SECEs>loNIsTs AN n THE CuoCrAws
ASD tHIcKAsAws.-A cor'o-l oaGebt uithc ST
Louis Democrat. writing from tile Indian Ter
rtory under date OF Feb ylh, SAYS
The other day, the self constituted iuutu
OF the Chociaw Nation. cons sting Of white
Adventures from She land of KING Cotton.
and a few wealthy half breeds, met III con
Fention at tLelr capital. Doakeryille, f,r tie
purpose. ! believe. Of connecting some scheme
Whereby they can soc!ionil4ze their country.
opcn II To- PrumlscuoUs Immigration. sut. an
mex it TO Texas They have been prompted
% tbs mode Of action by certain tears that
IN the event OF dissolution 90 the Union.
The Federal Government backed by ihc pow
eriuI North, VIII claim tie rigLt 10 retain all
the Territories, IA spite of the secession and
desires OF the rebel States. | have not yet
aacertalned the results If their delIberatlcus.
/ feel warranted. however. IN saving that I e
majority Of genuine and unauthorized Chloe
taws and Cbickasaws are opposed TO all
schemes OF sand jnuta. Tie real Indians a {
also opposed 10 The institution Of slaye-y-
But on this subject, as well as all others. a
small but very active minority controls tie
sentiment and action Of both nations Tie
slavery propagaudIsts know the aversion Of
these InhIaus 10 their darling institution j;
hence their anxiety for Congressional inter
ference for the protection and fostering Of tie
slavery system.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
EARN FOR SALE.

THE Sufs-ritrr oilers for sfle farm - 200 Of
land situated IN jhe Town of WztT - IA Iowa CDun
~ L is 2 we'll improved farm, has on % 2 good
Dwelling Housc and good barn. aud OF her out bal4t
Ing- goal we'll convenient 70 the house seventy
a. rs l. under pillow, AMI suitable for al kinds ~
r-ei0 X has plenty II good humber Tor the farm.
Said farm j. the road lel3iug from Mineral Point
20 % anr.rt3,lIic about D. miles from tue former
place 81 Joining Niclael Hughe' fam
For ptrt8s u rs ec4uire a. tins ttce1 or % t-ie
subscriber = - premises,
Feb % I'm MARTIN MAEZOLF-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

4 Erp DYE II CHINESE SUGAR CASE.-The
stalks Il tie Chinese sor-i4o Contains colpr-
ing matter possessing great tIuctorIal power.
Il i prepared by iermeutinC the stalks II ihe
plan. iroia which the juice has hteu express
eed. ~ lie expiration Of fifteen days the
colorlaE matter = developed, aud Il.
gives a beautiful brown or red color
To the stalks. They are dried To stop abe
fermentation. and then ground TO a fine pow
der. which Is treated with wafer This re-
moves q small portion OF tie color. ], = then
treated With "a weak solution of caH>tlc SOD.
= patassa- The base Is neutra!ized by sui
plt4rlc acid. and the carmine i deposited uu-
der the forms of light flakes. The red OF tie
sor.ao : soluble ID alcohol. the aikaiies aud
feeble acids. L answers very well for dying
elk aud vooi. and Il appear "a resist the ae-
tlou Of iiEht.--Scien e -3'ncrscdH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

SAFE OF DsLNQUENT LA.Ds-A Bill ex-
tending the tine for the sale Of lands for
delinquent taxes. from April to May In
each wear, passed the Senate this morning.
under suspension of rules 1t viii IN
douhtcdiv become a Iav-TJournal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

MoNEy ANsREr.-Ihe money Uarkct * with
out change. box the chief feature j thai Tie
ve.Gras Il business = rapidly cuu.raetlus-
The banks whlle increasing. their specie o. er
Two millions, have Contracted their loans 10
The same extent. and Al lie same time show
an increase q deposits of half a m.lion.-
srHce Friday. 10 which their weekly return
= limited. ;he receipts q specie have been
large. i-oth -Ec-r California s.d Europe. The
mas II u1trs offering fSr discount the mar
Net J. small. especially that description &C
cePiab.e Ia tie banks. Uho con~eq .-ent.y can
NOT reluvest ali their daily receipts
Tie ares Tor call loans are e 10 : per cent;
and for discounts, or; yapef, : 10 :, long
IA.c> : b. ~yrr-,. ,la~~ i =, -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
cNG EUkogE:
ARRIVAL oFTuE AMERICA

Halifax, Feb 22-The ROYAL mail
steamship America, from Liverpool TO i
VI. 9Th inst, via Queenstown evening of
the 10th, arrived ut this port at noon AID
sailed at ; z. u. for Boston The Ameri-
ca has t34. 800 in specie on freight
GREAT BRlTAIN-Iu Parliament Lord
Palmerston stated that instructions had
been sent to the Governor General of Can
/ ada not to give up Anderson without cx-
press orders from the Imperial Govern
ment, and there was therefore no chance
of his being surrendered without the point
being fully discussed lie could not say
whether q habeas corpus writ would be
Obeyed in Canada, bat il could not be ex-
pee-ed immediately as the Il. Lawrence
river was blocked up with Ice, and il was
impossible to take Anderson through
American territory. lie believed the case
( according to the treaty. was quite clear.
and that the claim of the United States
must he established BY showing that An
dcrsOn was guilty Of murder according to
would convict Anderson Of murder. and
the claim was not likely to be substantial
ted
The new Indian loan Of three million
pounds was all awarded at and above 9S4
per cent, which was the minimum fixed
by government The total bids reached
thirteen million pounds
\ prospectus IS Issued for jamaica
cotton-groWlng company.
The Bank OF England had agreed 70 the
Government proposition Tor reducing thu
allowance to the national debt The Gov
ernment payment Is reduced fifty thousand
pounds per annum.
The telegraph caIlc from Atranto to
Corfu has been safely submerged
FBANCE-The Paris Nonitrur announc-
IS the annexation of Morocco to France.
1t is reported that the condition Of the
Bank Of France continued to improve, and
reduction of the rate OF discount was
shortly expected
The Paris Bourse was firm and higher
Rentes 6SI6jc.
PRUssIA-in the Chamber Of DEPUTIES
an amendment TO the address Of the king
was proposed, expressing the wish that
Prussia might be laced at the head OF the
German Confederation. After debate in
which the ministry opposed the PROPOSE
ton, 1t was rejected BY very large ma
jority.
The king intended to proceed to Ken
l@sburg IN MAY TO be crowned
lURKEY.-A late C0nstantinopIe despatch
says that the Porte continues to refuse to
consent to 4 proI0nga ton Of French occu-
patton Of Syria
Denmark-The Danish iourna! official
" declare that the statement that the Eu-
ropean powers had urged Denmark 10
make concession. AMI would not reco.e-
rise blockade by Denmark IL he pure
invention
Saturday, oh. T. AL-The Paris Bourse
closed fiat Mt 6Sf6je for the rcntcs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
w ant9d-

IN exchange ior debts due this office.
WOOD,
FLOUR,
OATS
CORN
BUTTER,
snl ID short, a.most anything the Farmer
hss;o sra-e. iar which the highest market
priee VIII tie paid.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
: b GOOKINS

TIE KANSAS AIo Bill pAsSED-The bill
approPnating $4,000 in aid Of he destitute
people 81 Kansas. passed the Assembly this
morning. II Wa = Senate bill. and therefore
only waits the signature OF lie Governor to
became law. The strongest poiut made
against the bill IN discussion upon it. vas
that raised by Mr. Ncssno-e, WHO held that
Kansas, being Young State. with 10 public
debt. could easily obtain the means Of relief
upon her Owl bonds -.Tol-H7L
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
MANHOOD
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED AGAIN

Jssi IUb!i-hsd ~ ssaled .,rslops.
on the Nature, Treatment an Radical o
SIrIIHat rrAae, ScHiu Weathe--, Sexual Detii-
it,. N.ryuusu.Es zu1 Involuntary Emissions. niue
iu- luiFatrH0y, CausamptioE sAd Mental aud rhy.-
=, ijellaty.
81 ROB. ). CTLTERWELL, NJ D.
Author = tie - Green Book &c.
Tho worid-Icuovued author, in this rahIs leg
furF, r-srts proves from Las experiences "a
nwtu- coGsesucnecs 81 sellRhure nAy tie euectuAIIy
we'd sIfiIouI medicine I'd without dangerous
surgical operations, beucies, .n.truments ring. ~
cordial, pointing out = node OF certain
and thectuEl, ty which every sufferer. matter
what AI- condition may be ray himse.. cne. ~
privately and radically y Tti. lecture viii prove .
boon To thousands sud th0u.sncs.
sent under seal 10 sderres posG paid q tls
ceipt ~ two Po-t2e stamPs by Hddressng Dr. Chss J
G. KLINE, $50 fIrst Avenue, Aev York Post Boz
$3.50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
From the Lafayette journal, If M0n-Sv1
AtttmFI TO Throw the Train With Mr. Lincoln
Aboard from the Track.

VI C were on Saturday night placed in
possession Of the astounding information
that an attempt was made. on Monday
last, to wreck the train bearing the Presi-
dent elect and suite. about one mile west
of the State line The part .lrsas aiycn
US by Mr.. Charles Rich. OF ~. T 4 W
K r., are that a short time before the
train WIS due at State line an engineer
who was preparing to take out Il train.
found it necessary to run ont to the wood
yard for fuel Running at moderate
speed. he noticed an obstruction on the
track, and stopping his engine found that
machine for putting cars on the track
had been fastened upon the rails in such
manner that If a train at full speed had
struck 1t, engine and ears must have been
thrown oil and many persons killed Itis
almost impossible to think that anv one is
50 thoroughly dcpravcd as To attempt so
damnahi. a deed, but We are assured by
OUR informant that his information comes
from undoubted authority The matter
would have been made public before but
it was hoped that the perpetrators Of the
dastArdly outrage could be detected and
brought to Justice. The whole thing was
admirably planned the obstruction so
near a station and on a straight track.
where it would not be deemed necessary
TO exercise any g~oat degree OF caution -
If the facts are a. stated to rs. the escapc
of the train IS miraculous There can he
no blame attached to the officers Of the
road. as everything has been done that
was possible 70 ensure the safety Of the
paSScn rcrS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

CoNPETIrIox ~ THE MTssISsIFPi - ne Prairie
du Chlen Leader SAYS there are 10 be four lines
OF bGats upon The river the coming season
Two from Ia Crosse TO $. Paul one from
puulcitlI aud one from =. Louis 20 $. l'aui.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
BIackwood and the FOar Reviews.

New Volumes Of Bl,ckwood and the four
hevie@s commence january. 1901. The pres
cut Is a very favorable lifue 10 subscribe for
these valuable periodicals. They eau be pro-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

IN homes; eharwomln, Wilde cleaning
the CAPITOL at Washington on Tuesday,
found pocket book containing $4,000.
which WIS promptly -etarrel . H. own
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

'sSNteNs Commence january i0oi- lie pres
eut Is very favorable litue 10 subscribe for
these valuable periodicals. They eau be pro-
cured On the following low terms
Fer any ct tie four Rcyiev7. 800
For any two OF the Four Reviews 500
FOR any three Of the Four Reviews, 100
For all four OF the Reviews, 500
For Hack woods Magazine. 300
For Black wood AMI one Review, 500
For Black wood and two Reviews. 200
For Back wood ui.d hrcc RerieNS, 900
-Four Blackwood aud Four Reviews, pUJ
None! current ia the State where lss.ed
vii be received At par. y drscouu, ii Jwcu-
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allowed 70 Clubs ordering four or more cop
ies Of any one more copies Of the above
works Thus: Four copies # Black y ond.
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for So four copies Of The four Reviews aud
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Renrtiauces shoul4 always be addressed 10
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We call the atien t3n ct the Home
In,eiligencer 10 the following beautiful par
agraph from the Charleston Mercury, about
the Northern d .mocracy who visited the
Charleston Convention
1T was an evil hour that thay came to
the soil Of South Carolina to hold their { on
vention for the consummiIon OF thts good :
work. he soil Is not cangsaial - the swim
der ~ sdu asih disgust 10 S3rtgr cutie rCp-
resulting States d,ti pGytles fourth rite Coas ~
totsrt lseHrrs-aaha! thy al.l ~ Isorgsa jack
!cy L.rqerS 5lutk-Irg ,ro'a-- B. bitter. and Z
.npssde,t gang u fit1elerors. 'rire piAlcrs
ci-4! IlritLers. rttt TsC ercrpttoHs trcre Hcucr
hrfoe congreq1te,i togetker, ami 'rstt srch parry
,,rete,.s,or1s The ciain q the Nusrhern dele
gates vas. IN 50 Nsay words, 10 have a
platform SO meaningless as TO permit them
| +, lie al .,5.i,sfR.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

SEEDS SEEDS
GARDEN, FIELD IL FLOWER SEEDS
FOR 1861,

fOh iNbI-
The subscribers have now received entir. Se-
stock II Seeds, 81 the growth Of 1860, which they
take pleasure in Offering Tor sale
WIIOLs.sAg l. AND RETAIL,
And price, suit the times
WefceI 3ouhdent that HtTTER or more HELfaELs
collection IF SEEDS ytfsT-d 70 the North
vesteI public
Our Stocis 4 Gnrden Seeds
large and -rubraces all that Is deemed worthy Of
cultivation in tui= section
200 Varieties TIovve rSeeds
Consisting OF Choice Annual. and perreniAls t.
We Fiu send by ulsi post paid, upon receipt Of enc
Dollar,
30 Varieties choice Flower Seeds
Of FIELD SHEDS we hAvs rso variety, consist
ing psalt q
LARGE AND MEDIUM CLOVER.
TIMOTHY. KENECe KY BLUE GRASS.
RED TOP, ORCHARD GRASS.
HUNGARIAN GRASS,
CIISE,E SUGAR CANE,
And ID GRAINS Generally
80 Bushels Osuar Orange Seed,
just received direct from Texas.
we ais, have complete stock Of the most approved
Agricultural and Horticultural
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

THE family of Henry iris-cr.of Vienna.
Ohio. has. been nearly cNterminaced by
dintheIia On the frs, Of November last
it numbered ten persons. the parents. four
Ions and four daughters Now There re
mains only the father AMI rno,Aerand one
Ian Il tar
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26
IMPLEMENT, AND MACHINERY.

We take this opportunity - return thanks to
many fiIrnc- aud tie public generally, for the
try liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upcr
and hope tina by strict attention 70 busines
and desire u meet the wants Of the Northwest in
the gricutural Line, that shall merit coutinu
Auc- % the
All correspondence and orders promptly attended 10
Pull seed and implement catalogues sent to any
L Iress receipt Of stamp
Atress WILDER EMERY / co.
81 80 Lake street Chicago.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

rnr Illinois Central company reports
Tor january double the aggregate Of hu~i-
ness of january last year. The gain III
traffic i 30 per cent, the sale OF land four
foil. and nearly fifty rer cent more co..
lections in the land Office
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

sss- We are tRder continued ohliGa-
tionS to Hons L w Joiner ami Amt-a
Cobb for Legislative documents, ami to
Hols. {. Darlee and {. G. Wa~h5Irn for
papers and documents from Washington.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

Mas MARGARET RELEIaH. "a resident of
Halifax. now in her forsy-ddh year. has
had ,xenty-three children. nineteen Of
when ara still living
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

TntRLow WEED was appointed Com
missioner to the Peace Congress in she
place Of judge Gardner Of Rochester. who
declined Nj Weed also declines
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-02-26

Mao Manic. Jan. %, 1861.