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, 1861-01-08
Prof. Woods
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n rlc:sap, t; lie fase it IS rcsisyins. oxhiIer @
si.t, resiyiss. ssiastas-s and svncss lie biooJ a
al + ;Ta pnEy pna tns =, rssggei ana
i i ts on se eSeT
IL {sss Se5d i j, fsS!s5 + ,5x
yct % rrfttet's sdspt.d u, IL ~ Acevnp /,
S T:r n AZ, aAs s4suse st at tone up S lie
sstss !,,; af allsy u nersHs aald 1shyr
cEects. ali: y: i nsS:z f?tlswei y ].ssitad.
az aI E t5i ta.sa.p
4powsrt,,l toa: and soothing trccr,c-, at.,. cul;
ssefSn FIT be daia SS
Dsth 9TH o s .'e 81 4 X Ss sr
slty s 'H ior i IL nssis % no MAn s Ii sIii
knowlcA.r lvcn to see that debility follows al
a q Is tie itaek ay as u c
"Eeruu. y whcn poor suffering humanity T. con-I
SosSo Sls Sssf 'sT s5h3"S 81 by
|Hti';Ia luss Of Appette; isltti!es=, Ssrv91s Y
eiaasols yp;eondla. nisi Sis 9 swss:s ess .fal Ia
as i aa 81 ut + I'll i INF e.
Female WcaMeas ana Irregularities.
tsl coacaiaia pi.sases e Of Seo 1T Kne5
oF i 9hc t1H Gaa4g =
4|i:aIas 4 ~ Back, side and oet~eea tas sn9nt
1Isssi1Is5: aaS iaas:d " ,aI:st sHsms}ass E
" Will Eot only carr the debility :ullowt6gI a
Ghtiis and Fever, but prevent all attacks arsinSt
Itrn: ;a.natic Influences. anl cure tlc di~casct
- lat cnec already STACKED. And 81 1t ACTS di-
e|aroustn- The Liver tn hc1suu- ,ru:nottu:< ia actf
all the excres.o1s a:t teereton5 OF the FFstea1,l
1t wls lnfllEoly prevent any dcletcrous cunsei
NiSate:: hv4es ~ travellers SHOULD have bo..le
t1iwt!h them. 1nd al :Iou!d Take tablespoonful
}.:z ieas. h.tor. cutting As It prevents costvc-9
"a aes, strengthens te digestive organs, It should
in TIE iaads Of all persons Of Eedcntary hati
" Hts students utljstrsN and literary AphifH
ali adlfs act accustomed TO much outdoor exert
- {ctse should always USE 1t. Ii shey would lind an
11asEccahe. pleasant a1l edc1eut remedy ay2nst}t
beauty claDot c1lst without health, aud health ~
jcAnnus exist Ehilc the above Irregularities coal
hltluue. Then again. the Cordial Is EertectE =
P)te nnaI trial she Will pass tit dreadful rer!o4
Will pczt-: rA': and safety. THERE IS 20 x1-t a
n MSIMEI:s. Ill II; lnJ IL t. yea % Ws ; a}s v
r |tcEs before It Is too latc hut aso of Jour sonsI
tsanc husbands, for while the former, from false
dccGcy. otsen 20 down to premature grave
knlcnt of business that II IT were not for tcy1 y
Itou would travel In TIC same dowuwafh path.
funttl too late to arrest their fatal fau Bnt taef
Vmoshss : a.EaSs e, sa1s I NJ an 70 5nn xe s sSnl
Wcods Restorative CcFllal and Biood Yeaoya.| A
tor - tho rr,ne.iy wllch rhould be always on
n Hlha1a In tine ofneed.
Oh. WOOD, PROPRIETOR r.
Az Broadway Sew Yor,S, and III Market street, p
II, |St Louis No, and sold by all good drugEists'}E
n Price one dollar bottle.
Wholesale and Ketan Agents, Chicago: John
DwYer i Co, Lord {: Smith. and Gale Eros.
, 1861-01-08

81 GIyceriue crefn Is delightful remedy for
chapped hands. You wtll ind the best article at
SAnoEST's, corner State and Randolph strcets.
, 1861-01-08
Argat advertisements.

MASTERS SALE.--State Of ILL
H1 uois County Of Cook 9. S. Superior. Court OF
u ganeS M E9a + rs
pne!; notice y nsEsey s!Ssn tut II pnfsqanss u
the fur; dag Of October. lsA I, Ira scott A. Mas
ter IL Ghanccry ef the sunSror Conrt OF chicago. VIII
D., lsl Ht TN O'clock IN tae {nrt of taat day
the north door Of The Court House In the city OF Gill
ths,aiehest bidder for cash. tAc following described
Cook nd STATE OF Illinois. to xIt:
Lots nnmbers sevcnt'. eight g. nlae 60. ten t1o}
number seventeen ~ In sheeirld:s AddlaIn to cEi
cayo. IRA SCOTT,
Master In Ch0ucefy OF the Superior Court Of ttcxSo
Dated january 4th, 1861. ta7da1.-td
, 1861-01-08

BArMohB, Jan. IA company of Light
Infantry has Just arrived hero from Catlisle
Rarn1eEQ
, 1861-01-08

RkroaTs cP LEGISLATIVE PRocEED1SGs.-Thc
Springfield Journal contains verbatim reports Of
the Legislature and is published daily at the capi.
tal Price for the session, ono dollar and fifty
cents. McNA1LY l. Co... 81 Dearborn street will
supply subscribers promptly.
, 1861-01-08

BASE or EH6LAsp.-Annczedi is the lntest state
ment OF the Bank OF England:
, 1861-01-08
VHRISTAIAS AND NEW YEAR.

The he4ntttnl stock of goods noT opened md OF
u cost for Forty Days Thc Subscriber being dctrona
Of closing out tits STOCK before the commencement Of
dcceueuts to LIS customecs such As they never en-
3oyed before He haye on hand nssoEtmtLt
sETT e the Latest ttslcs. Also bet Cnstsal.n and
1faceiets Isncl Pens and thing ID The lne Of
5eEcl1I Alts. s;!ter spcons Eorks hatts Eli, Fl,
Dishes, Tea Sctt Communion Service Fr1tt Dl,hcs.
Winu c1stoss, Spcctaclcs Opera Glasses, &C. Al OF
which Is offered cheaper th1n ever before Uo1t for
Eet the number s. Lake It, under the fremont House.
Clocks. Watches and Jeve1zy neatly rep2tIsa aud
Warranted. lde.+dGS1m1 U. L CADEREY.
, 1861-01-08


EvcRJ Engincls furnished With
JCDso1Ss PATENT GOyERNOE VALVE
For Flour Mills VIC confidently recommend them ~
superior to any other style Of Engine, and they will
Save from IS to SO per Cent In Fuel
the ukusl cass Of boiler. IL use In tho West Wa
shall keep assortment Of different sizes
tahlsshment where they mxy be examined and the
necessary information obtained regarding them Com
pe:eut VIII II desired be furnished 10 set up and
Btatt engtnes tn any part Of tho country We supply
WATER WHEELS SHAFTE9, GEARNG, &C,
At yery low pr1ces.
r. ". BANTER d. C0sS
1Ml Furnishing Depot. West Water street between
Rahdotph and Madison, Chicago. 1liHcls~
Post Oaco nddresa Box "a. oc51p-Iy
, 1861-01-08

k0 Bbls. PRIME PLANTATION
w Mo1AssEs. N1w Gsee, &ne
, 1861-01-08

SEAHAs's BENEVOLENT SoC1ETr-F1RsT Turn
OuT.-The members Of this Society, and all sca-
men In the city arc requested 20 meet at tho Sea-
mems Rooms IN Find Block, at 10 o'clock this
morning, to aid in celebrating The glorious sth BY
order Of his Honor the Mayor. Let there be gen
eral ral}y
, 1861-01-08

~ prayer meeting is held every morning,
during tho present week, at the New England
Church at half past e1y.t.
, 1861-01-08

E Call on Dubois at 103 Dearborn street, base-
ment OF Portland block, and get yuur Sign Paint
3nr chran1Y
, 1861-01-08

The stock on hand to be wfntcrcd here IL not
larger than usual, sud Is pretty well assorted.
Tbs winter so far has been favo!shle for logging.
and arrangements have been uade In many cabes
for getting In the uaual supply. In eome sections,
however, manufacturers arr doing but little fear,
ing the effect upon the market Of the political
troubles. Until these arc determined Ia some way.
no calculations can be made as to the probable de-
1and and It is u.elees to epcculate the subject
1.-THE usual trade with the South ean be continued
there Is no reason 10 doubt that the demand from
other SOURCES would be ~ 1srgc, larger than In
1880 and prices would be maintained at iast year
rates. At least
Our advice to manufacturers is to moro eauttous.
j. and prudently, not 70 mako la1gc quantity q
Lumber, end to kecp down the cost Of Whist Is made
of the lowest possible figure.
Albany rcceires this Jtar oTcr tlfee hundred
1uilion feet Of lumber, The value Of which. viii,
etare4 and shingles. Is. nearly 81. Co., The
handling Of this amount Of property gires employ
,nent T. small army of psn. sad the business ss
est ia tt city Her position It the formulation 81
the canals and on the 1dson fiTer with the ample
slips and basins in the lumber dtst1ict gives heI
nnriraled facilities for receiving storing, selling
and shipping ths lumber annually marketed M here; here
lumber mart In the world--AlbGny .IousHat.
, 1861-01-08

Al should not fail to read III: advertisement
OF Prof. Wood IN to-1ay'B paper. se5iy
, 1861-01-08

BG Go to John Joues's, 119 Dearborn etreet, and
get your clothes clca1le1 and repaired.
, 1861-01-08
LOCAL MATTERS

k~ N. ". FULLER, Esq, will lecture this (Tues~
day) evening before the Hyde Park Literary Asso-
cialon.
, 1861-01-08
Commercial Circulars OF the Austra1.
a4tan.

L1vElFVULt t7CC H.
PnoT1noxs-A moderate business has been done
In old beef at prcvnas prices tho few lots OF new
a1rired arc held AboTr the views Of buyere- PORK
-Nothlug doing in American; Irish ID rather low
CT. Bacon Is dut+ but freer supplies OF American
trade, Cheese--ReaIly prime 6alries command
rather moro money, hut there fs no chanGc IN 9TH
"a descriptions. Butter Ut decline OF several Ahil-
4iuxs per cud3; fair amount Of business has been
doue.
LAnD--The mzrkrt IL very settled; CO IL about
the v11ue Of new, but not much could BE- sold at
'1riee, buyers expecting to Do much better soon.
TAIzaT-Is YcrJ dull, but there Ia little chanso
fl prlces.- .',.
, 1861-01-08
tlcc2ldTE-tl
ETAfI5iI OE IIIINflIS I1onntN of,

~ 1A IL or 1L-
~ Cook, S. S.-Eirculs I
uary Term, l6il. An.ts
son, Sells El1e:Enn. knt
EricE Davidson. irgel,u!
Christi Brynselsol lut J
Affidavit OF the tlo1s-rt
Nells El.cyson. knut] Ell
Davidson, 1n5rhor l':svitl
BrynStlson, aiari ElIeyst,
having been tt1ed tn tho Il
cult Loutt 0f Cook CoEl
10 thc said defendants til
bill Of complaint In r:A14l
thereof, on the thirteenth;
that q sllnl1!iDT 5 tlaerel5f
against ra!d defendants,
day OF February nc&t, /,
Nov. unless ybc. the :;
ally be and aI'ite:;.r beiur
County. on thu. first t4;I,
be holden Mt Chicago. Il
Monday Of February, 1Si1
to thu aid c0lll;i:a.Ea.ltS'
and the matters nati tl:f:,.
will be taken Il. cs,Et.'-,*t
Jou according to the i'.a,
, 1861-01-08
COMMERCIAL

MosDAT EVENING, Jan. Z, 1851.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past forty-eIght hours:
, 1861-01-08

" AETED-A Furnished House
~ wanted by a gentleman md wife Any one
having we'll Furnished hons. to rent Tan lind Il gaad
Ing term. &c. fa.stIs.iI1T
, 1861-01-08

Aud all parts Of tho Gold Regions. VIC would also
ask thc attention OF customers to our system of col
tcm facilities for the nll!uE II er ffom customers
they DO not eare to EVE credit o. that aEe unknown
turn Of money or property. Wheu the goods 70 or
dessd will not afford orr regular Eatcs by
signed to cur nTent and Invoices sent by regular
press to tc collected on delivery OF goods.
Orlcrs left at our office for wagons 10 call will be
attended TO promptly.
Goods received too late for billing at tho Office can,
II required, be de:e-td - messengers, Who viii re-
ceipt for same. JAS, c. FARGO, Supt
snncrinteadeIts Otec, Chicago. Dec, l0tl. E60.
, 1861-01-08
U1Iluatrb.

" ANTED-A Girl wants .itn-
" alton to do trstclaks rocking. washing and
ironing III Private respectable Eensltnant family
ficase arp1y to No. - Adams etzrrt. south Side
, 1861-01-08

FOR SALE-lo0 Tons superior
u quality rrnlre. Timothy ard Clover Hay, mixed.
CHEAP FOR EASt4.
Weights guaranteed, and delivered free rs1ers for
the same quantity viii ncer rr1m,. attic pion
HESRr Il: SHuFELDT. IS ucarbc1n+t.
rest uMce l'raNcr GlIi. dr.uxlm
, 1861-01-08
EegaI advertisements.

IN S4A~C vi Alk14A1ls@f ~ Gerpas
~ default has been made IN the conditions ofa s.,
A p. eighteen hundred and 1ftyseyen, and e3etniI
BY the sheboygan and Mississippi Railroad Con.ea1
e s sS Il & &C. s y
Pages l5o to III inclnsiSe and whersa: It.
nd n he T
dnJ constituted and appolnted, according the nm
visions Of salt mortgage, successor to said Fagg Id
power q sae eonaned IL ssd morsaSs Id IL o. s
sufance or Law, tls undersigned Trustee under sald
mortgage, viii. on the second day Of March. 4. b.
ana f es Hem
the asr1oon II ay Fel II pu6ls auction to tha
Thirty egat thousand and nlnety-lve dollars aud fortS
Que cents ttsa AZ, the amount Of Bonds secured
ny said mortgage nov outstanding with TIC interest
thereon. the mortgaged premises described ID ssii
mortgage. -All and singular the Irst disi.
sion q the !sailEoad q ss4 from te CITY of
together with all the rights OF way, depot ground.
Eatlva5a. rails bridges lences stations ssatlonhousts
nna 9.nsr pHaEng aud 81 c Ind aE he,sasa
pany then held or thereafter acquired In connection
with the said ntst division of tcr railway er rrlartcK
thereto Ehether obtained nndcc the rights and prtY
1eges OF tntf charter or conveyed 70 titu by deed
and a1so al tho tolls f1cous rents facs and profits
and corporate and tcr franchises OF taId sheboy.1n
ana MlstiRpi assa Company conne:te' With 1:c
md also all the locomotive engines. tcnIrs rars Of
every Kind. machinery. machine Shops tools and ira-
plemcuts wood and property coanct:ed lta the PRO.
the Rad railroad then owned THEREAFTER acquired By
ne said sheboysan and Misess!pri t:asGat Company
1utniion of those t!en owned CT otherwise. all Of
which personal caattcs wcrc declared be u1lurcs
and appnftenauceS and were TO bc use aG soid there
With, anu not separated tcrefror,, Rud were to be
taken Part thereof
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15

THE FATHER OF RIvERs.-The Mis-
siSsippi river extends 2l00 miles from
the frozen regions of the North to the
sunny South, aud wnh the Missouri rlv-
er, is $500 miles in length. 1t would
reach from New York across the Al
lanrIc ocean. or from France to Turkey
aud The Caspeau Sta. lis average depth
Is fifty feet, ard lis width over half a
mile The floods are more than a month
travelling from It's source to Its delta
The Irappers can exchange the furs OF
animals caught by them on the Upper
Mississippi for the tropical fruus below.
The total value of steamers aiUat on the
river and lis tributaries Is more than
500 00O 900, numbering 1900 / ats.
with more than twice the Tonnage OF
England. 1t drains an area of | 200
square miles, and washing the shores OF
twelve powerful States. In one single
reservoir at Lake PePin, between WIS
corsIn and VI minnesota, 300 miles from
sea, the navies OF the world might ride
al anchor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15

LYING ~ BED.-lt is often ques-
tion amongst people who are unacqua.n-
ted with the anatomy and physiology OF
man. whether lying with the head ex-
alted or level wnh The body was the
most wholesome. Mos, cons uIting
their own ease on this poiut, argue IN
favor OF that which they prefer. Now.
Although many delight in boIs,erug
up their heads at ight. and sleep sound :
y without INJURY, yet We declare II 10
be a dangerous LabIl. The vessels
through which the blood passes from
the heart to the head, are always les
sened in their cavaies when the head
IS resting in bed higher than the body;
therefore IN all diseases aueLded with
fever the head should be pretty nearly
on a level with The body; and people
oue hi to accustom themselves TO sleep
'hus and avoli danger.-lIeaical Jour-
nal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15
oly COTTON BE RAISED By FREE LiB0R1

\ Boston paper publishes ehe two ex
tracts gwen below as = commentary OF
Mr. Yancy's declaration IN Faneuel Ii Al
on the Il. 2.h ull. that cotton cannot bt
raised except by slave labor, because oi
the climate, and the PECULIARLY Of the
negro race, which fits II for the work
and for exlsianCe there:
In all these excursions we are agree
ably surprised. not only a. the progress
of agriculture, but at the increase OF a
free, laborious population, accustomed
10 toll, and TOO poor 10 rely on the as>is-
tauce nf slaves. White and mulatto
fat...sas' had everywhere small separate
establishments.
Our hosl had more land. than he
could clear, and he distributed them
among poor families who chose 10 apply
themselves to the cultivation OF cotton.
love 10 dwell on these details Of ColI-
NAL history. because they serve TO prove
10 The inhabitants of Europe a fact
which, 10 the enlightened inhabitants OF
the colonies. Las long ceased 10 be
doubtful, vIz:-that the constituent Of
Spanish America can produce sugar,
cotton and indigo, by free hands. aud
that The unhappy slaves are capable of
becoming peasants, farmers aud land
holders HHnt0Lit'S TrGreiS Chapter
IF
In New Orleans the marke; is pro-
vided with vegetables mostly cultivated
by Germans They are ghe owners OF
The greater number Of gardens thai sur
round the city, IN which these vegeia-
bles are grown, aud :hey neither keep
slaves nor employ hired negroes.
Ia Western exas German farmers
cultivate the cotton by their personal Ia
/ bor. But there under sun as hot as j
/ IS IN Honduras al short distance from
/ the coast where The yellow fever rage s
+ have met persons who had been USED
TO all the comforts Of refined European
I life, standing behind the pIow, and
4 have never heard them complain OF Ihi:
or any other agricultural occupation l.
The hot climate being injurious 10 health
In Alabama | ueJ wealthy planter
. o. LOUISIANA. Our conversation turn,
ed Oh the question Of slave and free
labor, and their relative merits.
A'abama, said be, has great minera
resources, bul the Safe wants enureh
a different population 10 tusn them Il
profit. | have been slave.
holder all my lifetime, but | have IN,
eyes open. De you think then, aske,
hlm. that the climate of the CaroiIt as
Georgia. Alabama and Louisiana woul,
allow negro labor 10 be generally sup
. planted by the free labor of white men
/ Certainly, lhInk 50, was lh- reply
There are very unhealthy places II
those States, but they are fatal 10 ne
gross also. | have employed German
IA occupations III which they had to *
pose themselves 10 the hottest sra dur
my the whole day aud found ihallhe'
endured II better than negroes did
The pretended inability OF white MAJ
10 work 10 a hot climate IS all uonse nse
, JuijuS Ero5cl. TlaculS IN CeatrQ
| Antcl1ca. cAGP. XII
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15
Condition Of the Illinois Banks.

The Springfield Journal os the 24ih
uIt., gives a statement showing the a.
mount and kind of stocks held by the
Auditor as security for the circulation
oil the Illinois Banks. The statement
shows the aggregate circulation OF the
IllIAols Banks 10 be Sl2, ,320 ,96i. Gu
red 10y stocks as follows: 3.O26, 900
Missouri 5s; 1921 900 Tennessee Is :;
t. "A 900 Virginia 6s ; 507 800 Lon
siaua IS; SIS 900 North Carolina Is ;
100 ,00G South Carolina 6< 335 900
Georgia 6s; 66 900 Kentucky 6s; 2SI.-
753 SO OhIo IS; 81 900 iowa u; Az =
900 Michigan 6s; 10000 Michigan q,
l40 600 MiuueSola S. s; 2S2 900 New
York 6s; l9,900 United States 6s !;
SIT. 900 Uuled States stocks OF ISL !;
53I .GIS.l7 Illinois new Internal I'm
proveineut: AIS, 600 Illinois Is; IL.
Sol specie
The circulation Of the Bank CT Gale
ua IS Si5, ,6lS, secured as follows: ~
600 Missouri IS; 5000 Virginia 6s :;
10000 Georgia IS; 20,4l5,55 Illinois
Internal Improvement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15

A TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.-Tne liquid
Of the blood IS colorless, and lis red np-
pearanc- Is due TO lhe presence of Iu-
mum, rAbIe lulIe bodies floating in ii,
which are so small that three millions
Of them are contained in drop which
may be suspended OF the point of nee
dee. These corpuscles are sacs filled
with a compound substance. aud il has
been ascetiainrd what both the filfn OF
Ihe acaud lis contents are composed of.
Zach one OF these lntle bodies has It's
own life. They are formed, AMI grow,
aud dIe; and IL Is calculated that near
y 20 millions perish al every pul>ailon
Of The henri.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15

The Alion Democrat announces The
death of Father Carroll, for many years
the Catholic Pastor of Alton. He was
among the earliest settlers of that city.
The Iasl few years of his life were
sren, in Elgin, where be was Parish
Pries,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15

sg South Carolina bonds have beer
hawked about ,he streets of New i Ork,
offered as low as 30 cents on III dollar,
during the pas, week, but could fpd no
purchasers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15

FoREIGN IRApr Ar NEw IoRK--
According to the New York Tunes. the
Imports at the port OF New York, com
pared with last year, have fallen off
about thirteen nazh'jous q dollars; the
Increased Exports at the same port a.
mount TO fhjtfy-fre millions; boih items
making a difference Of about Gtly mr.
hons 10 the comparative count. IN
addition TO these favorable figures. the
net ouigo OF specie VII fall short Of thai,
cf last year by abou, hirfy.tire millions
of dollars, Ne rnduring panic can be
gol up in the face of these formidable
figures Gqlsaa AdC.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15

E9- Mr.. l.. & ROCKWELL. Of Dan
bury, Conn, just returned from Kns
ton, \. c.. where he WIS acting as
overseer to gang of slave mechanics,
aud was Obliged to leave because he
was charged with aboInlonism, (allho'
a good democI at, says in a letter pub
Iisaed IL the JegclSoHtan
think was never more astonIsh-
ed aud disappointed, Mr. Editor, than
upon arriving home in Connecticut 10
j5qd tie people Gboa>t their I'eaocful 0ccu-
patioas. l expected 10 find lh- ciuzsns
under arms. and Tt ady to march to ba.-
tie This IS now .he prevalent opinion
Of the South. The New York Heraa
IS the only northern paper seen shere,
aud to il. think. may tie attributed, ia
a very great mrasare, The pending pam
ic aud impending war"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15

- The ticker Office Of the SIichi-
gan Soalher II, r., al Toledo. was rob-
bed of nearly 5000 in money. on the
night Of tn 20,h inst The money had
been handed to the agent after business
hours. by the Express Company. and
had been loc sed up in drawer, and
the Office locked when be wen, 10 sup
per.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15

30 An annuity fund Of e s. has
been made up for Tom Sayers, the pu-
gillst, by his friends and admirerers in
England.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15
>AsI FL W. REESE

n Dodze,t lie, Ie0s county, Ms Part eui4r .tteu
tiou paid 10 Collecting
s-ier tu Hon T. H. Ni.hhGrn AMI Cobb & M,ssuaoIt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15
Prof M Htt's
Temple Of Art
MARBLE WORKS.

Encourage Home Manufacture.
Tvs >lt-c' tier respectfully informs the citizens OF
Atuvlsi fultt snu yIcIni1l, JAaSAt l. prepared
1te ms ot plaza anG ornamental N1uuass
-saI Grave Stones etc tIoui ! vtuieu AMI other
ma Ole 81 Ets shop high street. Mineral Point.
fkANL.S NHhIE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15

! T'HE subscriber respectfully announces to his
tricuusand the pulIic, that at his store, 10
his eiiIng house. ana ueHi the ~ashiUEtVu d"u~e
| he keel hand for sale varied stock of Gio-
CEKIEs. FkOvISfoNs WINES AND LIVUoRS, Crock
ERY AND HAkDw ~ r, aud ,veIy thing almost, that
/ may he nee.y, for family use iEcluLinr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15

Hon. LEWIS CAss, Secretary ot
State, Washington, ID. c.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-15
GEORGE ". COBB,
DIX. WI. uILDEBIiAND,
JOHN HOLDINGS

TaH1 ..OtAN. SURGEON AM tactC CHER Nlnsr-
4 81 Point vi, 04nae ouv dsor att,se Spta-4e
shop. tIiEh rvtl-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-06
Kookuk, Mt. Pleasant and Mus.
catius, and Iowa Southern
M ~ -
RAILROAD.

nN and after Saturday the lst day Of June
~ AID. 1861. Trains viii tSundays excepted,
Leave keoknk ~ TOO o 'e;ock a. n.
and 1T 2:3o Pm.
Leave Fl. Madison Gals an
And 4:s0 Pm.
nrrivs xt Keuxuk iI.ov an
sHd 6sSo a p. m
Arrive IT Madison e:45 an,
aud Ais pm
On Sundays = train will leave Keokuk at 90 T.
n axTixe - TT 1i Adll0n st 6:4s ni., and nrriye
IT keekak at IL. 90 y. IN.
The Western Stage Co. q Mail Coaches lSundays
rzc-pt4d} viii Leave Ft- Madison f.. Earllpe,eu
~ 900 oclGuA .. on the arrival Of sLe morning
train from keokuk, and arrive from Burlington
TO ocosnect With the train leaving Fort ads on ct
b:J0 clock p. N.
JN0. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
superintendent.
Q. 4. BREWER, Gent Freight Ag't.
May 3v, '6l-dtf