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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

DEATH OF ProNEER.-Tho Cincinnati
Gdscite Of this morning records the death
of Mrs. Bcbccca Burnett the venerable
rclict Of the late Judge Burnet of that
city, one of the pioneers Of Cincinnati
The Gaeenc says: She was born in New
ark, New Jersey--also Judge Burnet's
birth placc-in 177s. She came to the West
when she and II were young. She lived
long beyond the ordinary term Of human
existence. surviving her husband nearly
fourteen years. She found Cincinnati
village; she LETT It the metropolis of the
West. Few persons have witnessed such
radical changes as passed under her OBJ
servation. A lady Of much kindness Of
heart, the centerof large circle Of friends
and loving relatives, age dealt kindly with
her. Her closing years were passed in that
pleasant quiet so congenial with her ma
ture. It is not for us to raise the veil that
hides family sorrows, but in common with
all Clncinnatians, we feel that one Of the
time honored pillars of our social fabric
has been removed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

WHEAr.--several farmers with whom we
have convcrsed, report the winter wheat
crop In this region to be in excellent con-
dition. The covering Of snow, though
slight Is a good protection against the
freezing weather of the last ten tlaye.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

'Tnr "EidH1n" FEsrivAt.-+A meeting
was held at the Neal IIousc on "Wednesday
evening, at whclia committee was selected
to arrapge for an old fashioned festival, to
como of on the "glorlous Eighth" Let
there be a good time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21

The raHt ieb days hhYe WryuHhl
n c0niitmble change II The cpi'm
rpp Or mli'sf, the army worm hw
rhe apnlons ~ fafmerT afe n yail
ance a. lo whai !, ihe esient " the
damage Arie Some Wy ihe ffop +
cut hon one iLini whilt elhsfa, aad
. mJobi3. sny o%ua-foudb wiIl oogef
The los We xise the opinions oi
ar planting irienth from Tho fiot va
doem them more aecun,u and ulla
blc than our, u wohadony Wchasr
visited several oiifn folds 10 which
there wa not a leaf ht on y stalk,
or a ahnck around abolL Tho bolls.
with The exception Of The top ones
probably q fourth Of The @ilrc nun.
Der are too well developed 10 be In.
lured b any extent by the worm.
We hope TO be able TO give a more
accurate and favorable recount soon,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21

The undersigned respectfully tender, his ser
vices as agrut for the talc Of your cotton in
this city, and for the purchase Of your supplies.
The unfortunate termination of The late war,
which 20 materially affected the best Interests
Of the South, has also had its effect upon the
r~umuleaion bnsihoEsof this city, as transacted
between planter and merchant. You 'doabt
less well remember with what pertinaciiy tpre-
yious to tiie war; Amounting IN somc instances
To annoyance, you were solicited for business
At the rate Of fiAy rents per bale commission,
free Of dnyagc, aud stored for twelve months
without charge. Then las will be agninl the
producer was the ruling element, aud high
rcnts rich landlords and merchants were the
result Of planters patronage. No people or
occupation have been more seriously prostratcd
than ptanten and pianipg, and none 20 much
deserve 10 be hst6red and aided IN their unfor-
tunaie changed condition. How that aid 20
much needed has been meted out you, | opine,
too well know. Ohegaus government taxes In
gtneral and a special tar upon yont leading
production, cotton. large profits YIN have bad
to pay upon supplies furnished, commisaons ON
sales ranging nom 81 80 20 s. % per bale,
monthly storage at cxutbitanl prices, and other
expenses NJ PER reference 70 your acrount alca,
rs a sum total viii leave YOU bat htile, IL any
thing, upon which TO rebuild your shattered
fortunes, or 10 compete with the new order
Of adairs-fcr labor. When | Withdrew ffom
the cotton and cnmmission business 10 1850,
private reasons then led me TO believe that I
would never engage IN Il agaln. Thc %solirita.
tion Of many friends that were former patFanG
and a desire 10 promote The interest OF the
planting community, 20 far a. my feeble efIore
can DO 20, and the apparent want of gratitude
exhibited 10 a community That In times past
tended 50 materially TO the prosperity Of Mem.
phia and he merantile community, has deter
mined me again TO offer my services In The
capacity as stated. The reduced stocks Of cot
tons IN The unilcd States and short supplies In
The hands Of New England manufacturers has
caused acme advance In prices from The late de-
preston, hence early salss may be prudent and
remunerativc; spch was the case the past iwo
seasons, and many planters have had cause 10
rRtct the nriing upon tho TOO common practice
Hof holding and drawing upon Thrift co,tons. !
would advise no planter 10 send nFvaid biz
cotton unless be wished u cold ugon The first
ertivc market lttan he held Al home much
cheaper than In Memphis NJ charges fur
selling cotton will be one dollar per hale. In
surnncc effected In ali oaass II not instructed
TO thr contrary. SHAH huy your supple. frum
wholcsale houses giving you the henvhtef The
ame. In short hy strict a~lisation 70 all tho
departments Of our business ! hope 70 merit a
large sharr Of paiiunaFe.
Very respectfully,
,tli-im III RsA NOON.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
Marriage Guide.

Yonngs Great Physiological work, Of every
one bis own docior-beii z a private instructor
for married persons or those about 10 marry,
both male and female, In everything conccrn-
ing The physiology and relations Of our sexual
system, and The production OF prevention Of
offspring, including all the new discoveries
never before given IN the English language, By
WV. icrsa. n. ID. This 10 really a valuable
and interesting work. II is written in plain
language fr the general reader, and Is illus
trRisd with upwards Of uae hundred cngnsv-
ingA All young married people. or those coz
tsmplaiing marriage, and having the lcast Inn
pedimeut TO married life, should read this
book. II aiscloses secrets that every une should
he acquainted with. SIN u is a book thst
must he licked up and not lie about the houze,
u viii be sent 10 ant Q on The receipt Of
Finy Gents. Address 1T. Ws Ycusa, No. 4ls
Spruce street. above Fourth, Philaaelrhia.
aul0-iy +
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
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thhta a0d bfHaglf setiN NJ EN-
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liWa iha slhb II ksh iiselsasd
ih NE special qefdiai ia alis fise 10y
wanim a fhat iht INV u WEB tho
d~efaHdahi
"ny do hes n VIZ, II n MI M
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y up ~ Mind N pfigaip nfutafiyl
9hith may NJ may MT he nghtitll
tal IN b. Me elllgefama
agqeu where one helligofenl W
hs pfnellcr yinlaio what Ne othet
pgafds n be he Inv ~ var thtfo n
ho court which ran decide shidi \.
daht and whirh " wrong Lncl
nation IA The Judge ~ ~ own aei'
responsible alone 10 the opinion u
M cftiIlzcd world AZ Jh6 couelu.
don II q war, these alleged violations
If W. laws are usually the subject u
treaty a%tirulaiimn, In the absence
Of such treaty, II The questions com,
bci6to the courts they must bo deter.
mined By The usagcs and the laws 0.
war 1hcso laws arc, NJ most, Of I'm.
perfect obligation, and cannot be en-.
forced, except IN prlze courts ont
there are no prize courts 70 adindi
cato captures upon land. An ordi
nary municipal court can afford n,
redress.
"Whcn a hclligcrent takes private
property, cTries Il into his camps
and keeps Il beyond the time when
reasonable hope Of recovery remains
II the property is Of q character
which may be Of nsc in tho conduc
Of the war, aud Is Of Il kind, whid
belligorcnts are In the habit Of seiz
ing, the right Of the original ownc
Is gone. If II Is afterwards recap
turcJ, and brought into the countr,
Of the original owner is not thcreb,
revived, 80 as to enable him TO su
and recover.
"Horscs are, as much as any othc
thing, the subject Of capture by bel
ligercnts, and are almost indispens
able in the prosecution Of a war
3 Phillmore Int. Law, 36l.
;, attic fact that the horse in ihi
case was captured aud cprricd Int
the Federal camps, and kept thcr
Tor SOME time, vested the property !
,lthcm, and Invested the title Of III
plaintiff and her right did not re
vive when the horse was brough
back to her ncighborhood,"
Judgment IL rendered for the Dc
fendent.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21

On the evening of the llth Of
September, ut the residence Of the
brides father, in Tallahatchie county,
by Rev. j. W. Bates, Mr.. l.. ID.
Nickles, of Pamela county, 10 Miss
Fannie Stricklin, of Tallahatchie.
Joyous be the pathway through
life Of this happy couple, who so
beautifully remembered the printer,
and may the sun of prosperity at
tend them on their journey to the
greater bliss above.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Nini~ippi, Pamela county. n
the Chaneery Court Of said county, At rule,
August The 2eth, 1867. No. i3e.
RichardJ. foaae, VI. A. y. Hrordf, = A.
Upon affidavit fled In this cause, Il appear.
Ing 70 the satishetion 81 The eouF>thdl The d.
fsndanis, Jane =. James, and her hushand,
Thomas @. Jamss, and r. A. ornef, csnnsf up
on dne inquiry he found IN this STATE, asd thsS
their residence and postoaies are unknoxn: u.
10 tberefore ordered by the couFt that ths ~
dcfsadans do enter their Appearance hernia =
or before the hrst day Of the next term II ~
cont, 10 BE- holden al the court house 81. NJ
county, In thc tswn o. PnnoIa, on NE MA
Monday aner the fourth Monday In Seplenbos,
1861 and plead, answer or demur % III, 60
plainanfs Nil herein, or the slleE~<eae uS,rsU
will b. iaksn FIR eosStssed a. 70 then. NJ
further ordered by The cosrt that ! eopv 4 ~
order b ruhlsked In The iWsekiy 49,
STAT . puhlie neHspspsr ptin1sass p
cd In the town Of Pamela II ~ ss1a1y, ~
four weeks succe~ively. 4
susi-a LC. HARRISON CT.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
Items or Telegraphic News.

The city of Richmond voted, ON
Saturday last, $4,000, 900 towards the
construction Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, by q majority Of two
thousand The opponents Of the
measure Threaten to contest the cleo
ton on the ground that negroes were
permitted to vote.
The latest Mexican adyiccs are by
tho Cuban cable to the 18th. Adj
miral Tcgeihoif having applied for
tho body Of Macmillan in the name
of humanity, his request was refused
by Juarez, upon grounds stated by
the latter. The property Of q num-
Der Of leading l~mpcrialists has been
con6seated. Escobedo has taken the
field with Juarez and Diaz for the
the Presidency.
Tho reports in Liverpool of the
partial failure of the cotton crop in
this country, has had a tendency To
siifIcn prices.
General Bcaaregard has been the
recipient Of u complimentary private
dinner ia New York.
Owing TO the severe drouth in
Kentucky, in some oil the interior
counties farmers arr compelled to 70
miles for water for their stock.
The cotton crop of Texas, for Gull
shipment, II is thought, will scarcely
exceed fAy or sixty thousand bales
An election of delegates 10 tn,
State Convention has been ordered
in Virginia for the I'D of next
month.
General Griffin died in Galveston
Of yellow fever.
The yellow fever continues 10 rage
undated In New Orleans, Galveston,
aud the interior towns of Texas. A
thousand ccses bad occurred in f1ous.
ton mp TO Sunday with an average
mortality Of 6nccn per day. III,
epidemic At Hcnnslead, Nayasak.
Milhken BAYOU, Chapel Hill, Brcn.
ham, LagrangcsIIuntsyillc and Az
%lcrton, has been distressingly fatal
One hundred and three deaths wcr,
reported IN New Orleans during The
forty-eight hours ending Sunday
evening. At Pensacola Key West,
aud the Tortugas, tho number Of
lntermCnls Is daily incrsasing.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
no CONsTMPTIyES.

The REv. EDWARD A. WILSON viii ssnd
tfre q ehart, 70 ~ who dsssr II the pf.-
scription with the directions faf making and
the simple remedy By which be was
rnrcd Of alnng aHsctirn and that dfead disease
cuasHmpuon. ls only object + 10 benefit he
afflicted. and he harss sssry sufferer viii Try
The prescription, A. Il WIN cot thtm nothing.
aud mAy prove a blessing. rteasn address
- REV. EpwARbA WILSON,
No. les South secnns street
mayii-ly wEiiamsburgh. New York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21

A fellow contemplated in utter be-
the magnitudinous d.
mcnsious ola bystander's feet, and in a
tone Of astonishment said, as he SUR
vcyed the mans proportions, You'd
have been a tall man IL you hadn't
bent your legs - high up"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
CIrcuIar frem Gen. Ord.
lllApqu,arrns foratH htifAhY Disrhiu, [
Mississippi and Aikhnsas,)
vt%uKluuua, Miss, Hept . 1901

vrrrrrno, Mss, scpt . 1901
Goictol Order No. 28.
For The purpose Of securing peace
aud quiet, and preventing violence,
disorder and riot throughout the lin
its Of. this Military District, tho as
scmbling Of arKrd organizations or
bodies of citizens under any preicnco
whatever, h prohibited. Tho proper
civil officers, post commanders, sub
assistant commissioners and agents Of
the bureau Of refugees, freedmen and
abandoned lands will use all means
Mt their disposal 10 cause the, enforce
ment of this order. Precautionary
measures to prevent such assemblages,
by sending guards TO attend public
meetings, or such other action as may
be deemed advisable will be taken by
the ppst commanders on all proper
occasions.
In the event of It's violation, the
authorities above named arc directed
to make every effort 10 cause the ar
rcstof the armed portion Of the us
scmblage, and when arrested, they
will I've held in confinement for trial
by military commission. All arms
found upon the persons present will
be seized and held by the officer max
ing the arrest subject to orders from
these headquarters.
The practice of carrying firearms
is prevalent among bullies and cow
ards-not prevailing In we'll ordered
and civilized communities-and IL
is the intention Of the General conf
manding To take all practicable meas
urcs TO stop ii.
BY command of Brcvct Major
General Ord
O. ID. GREENE, A. A. G.
This Is the best order the General
has ever issued, provided il is prop
crly enforced. Is he aware that men
assemble in this vicinity every few
nights, armed rih sir-shoottsf We
are; and know that Il Is With the
knowledge, if not tho approval Of hi.
subalterns, and others. We know
that they assemble ARMED, and ar,
ready 10 prove il. We know thai
they are melted to 10 so by mon o
low degree, and can prove that also
Our civil officers are afraid to inter
fcrc TO prevent the violation Of thi
order, lest they might incur tho dis
pleasure Of the military. How j
this band to be disarmCdg We heal
of no efforts being made by our bu.
reau agcnt-the only available Off
Ger. If negroes arc permitted 30 z
armed, white men arc compelled I,
do 30 in self defence. Il Is true NJ
collision has ever taken place between
thsm-aad God grant there ncveI
may he onc-but who could tell tn
end Il il wvreiocmmcnccs We ar
very much In favor Of all parties be
ing disarmcd a, Onccl II can do nj
harm, and may prevent trouble il
future. There Is no necessity Cor .
mans looking on every negro h,
chances TO meet with an eye ~ Gus
picion, il white trash from The Nortl
let them alone. As a conciliaior,
measure, we are In frvor Of ever,
man attending 70 bis own business
and knocking the first one down VIII,
tramps on his toes.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

], W. lssksoavs fearee and Jackson BE.
lose 7. g Haasca, . tustics q shs Peace Of
Pamela esaaiy. Mss. Il s>rdiS 10 aid cruaty.
Il Appearing from IN affidavit hlrd In this
caase thai the aid rssfee 4 lacksan are non
residents q Vie STATE Of Mississippi u is or
deftd that pahlisatiou he shade Al The
Netkly Pamela STAT. tor our weeks from che
date Of the psndanrs Of aid suit and That
they he required % answer he SAINT In he
time prescribed by las, OF Judgement viii he
rendered azsinst them ~ dsfanik Trial 7th
day ef September. isef
7. G HUDSON, Ut.
A. A. nslsshy. Ast'f ~ pltG ssi.tt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
NOTICE.

All parties owning judgments In The Cir
ruit Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi, where
ia executions have been entered Huiia bono, are
notified that unless the costs of ait on TIE
same arc paid on or before the 18th day Of oc-
iobcr next, steps will be taken to obtain an
order Of nie nr the ame to satisfy said costs.
nul7.bt &c HARRISON, Clerk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
INFORMATION.

~lnafuAiiaH Kasrsntssa q rreiaes : luxasi-
sai growth u hair upon a laid hsaa OF beard
face, also = pclpe fF Che removal Of pin.
plss tlolehss sFupdsnA etc. on she skin.
having re szHns 90, slszr, and hssusihl can
hs obtained without charge ny Addressing
Tiiu4 '. CHAPMAN. Chemist
msiify ga broadway, Nvw fesk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21

A Constable in Ohio lately testified
in court Us follows.
81 know nothing Of her but what
! hear the neighbors say, and, IN my
opinion, what . woman says Of an
other Is not worthy of belief"
DEvTrsrRY.-"IICm, very odd /;
| must have made some mistake
there's nothing the matter with this
tooth. Never mind, I'll Try again.
|of course won't charge you for
pulling but one Of them, 10 matter
how hienyl take eul."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
RIO B ERT A. M N
Cotton Factor
Commission Merchant,
276 Front street,
TENN.

Liberal advances. Supplies at wholesale
prices. Commission for selling Cotton, one
dollar per bale.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21

Every patron obtains q watch BY IN ~
rangement, costing hut ele, wbils Anayts
worth szbs. Nepertiality shewR,e r.e~~,
Nexr, Hill Potter 4 %, snd r>y>e~
New York City, wish to Immediately di5p60S !
Of the above magnificent stock. Certiacsles
naming thc.nriicies are .plactd In aesledkn11k
opes, and well mixed Holders are entitled 70
the articles named on their ccftInt6fs6, E1osI
payment Of Sll, whether II be watch worth
Sf5o'or one worth less. The rsfurn of.m1T
Of our certificates entities Jon 10 tie -
Gle named thereon, upos payment insDss1ise I
Of is worth, and ~ no article valned ls6 49,
$40 Is named on any certidcate, u will = -
he seen that this 10 no lottery, but . stfalGht-
forward icqirfhaae fransaetion Will snnFtss
participated In even by the most fAiidtea5f
A single certificate VIII be sent By nail, pot
paid, upon receipt or 70 cents hSe Or n,
eleven for "a, ~.tbirty-ihree and elegant prsni-
um for $40, one hundred andss6stsGPse6&alc
for sl5. To. agents or those wishing employ
mont this u a rare opportunity. LIS . Nh
maisly conducted business, duly auihorized h
the government and open to the most Jeers6l .
Address MIR, PORTER k65U
and 4 Dcy street, n. Y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
NEW ADi~ERTtSEAENTS.
J. w. WARD & CO..
Cotton Factors,
AND
g u ~ q n q T.
Commission Merchants,
Ne. 10 Union ~,
tLse Block, bd. Ham ond FoHi,)
MEMPHIS. Tenn.

nzFrrznHzl attcntisa given n The SALE
or Corrvk. Ana hhcrAl advances made en-
hs anse In slsss. a1i-tf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
A. A OGLEsBY, Jr.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
HARnIS. MISS.

Particular attention given 10 the collection
Of claims in all Of tho Courts Of the District.
apG-im-p1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-21
Great Watch SalAi

On the popular one. priss plan, giving ever
patron a handsome and reliable watch for he
low price Of Ten Dollarsi uithouk areenra ~
value and not TO be paid fos unlsn peffsslnafl
satisfactorily As4 tisea \
100 solid g~oldhunting watches, t2bo 70 ~ Z
loo magic cased gold watches, 1000 ~
Q 0lsdies' vatehss, snamelsd, rIpot1 DorI
200 gold hubtug chfononeteff E IA
ID enameled ........ .......... 1B0te ~
400 gold huutgE lglish lsverB f1ootot ~
200 gold hunting duplex
wAtehes .,.....,.......... 1lkote 40 +.
500 gold hunting American !
watches. l0o, q. $50.
800 silver hunting 1eyes.y.... SOTO ~
600 silver hunting dupiexes... Sbto ~ !
800 gold ladies witches. @...- 80 u 49,
l,ooe gold hunting lepines....s ,5pto
1000 MISCELLANEOUS watches. ., BQto lto
1890 hunting silver watches.,.~ 16D %
5000 assorted watches, al kinds 100 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

Tux LINDEN RoAp-We lave he
fore spoken q the necessity for improving
the 1oad to Linden. The present horrible
condition oftheroad through Diamond Grove
bring. % mind the fact tia, there is much
better route than the one zcw used. 4 road
can be made Up the ravinc beyond the Fur
NICE that will avoid the steep hill and the
heavy clay through the Grove. We hope
thc Supervisors Of the Town will take the
matter il hand, and get good road in that
direction this season. L would prove ben
eft % large scope Of country dependent
on this city for market, az we'll as 10 our
citizens generally. Ii Is not too soon 70 be
Es7 - talk the matter over
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

IHr time has now fully arrived
- oar city authorities should take &c
TIE measures for having our city put in 4
hea.e5v condition To guard against sick
ness : the duty Of 81. Many who realize
So fact, arc slack in the business Of clear
~ II their yards, ut-houses, &c, and need
renind!ns Of their duty. There are many
rlacc, in The city that need attending 10,
md ee hope that an efficient Board Of
Health NAV be organized with full power
% hav- the necessary work performed be
ore il is 100 late 4 few days OF hot sun
sill reveal the fac. chat some portions of
nc city are rot IS yell cieansed as they
-hould he. let each one oe made % % bis
Past N sht matter end much sickness n'ay
e .Hsrlca
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

In the mattel a the estate of Charles Noble deceased.
an reading the petition - Amos HAYS dministrs-
J tor OF said estate representing aEnonE ether things
,hst d. has fully administered said estate. and pray
{n that time and place be fixed for allowing MS ac
cout 81 his administration II i ordered that sali
account ,s examined by the Judge Ct this Court, on
Friday the Goth aay Of April next ensuing, Al The Fro
hate 0fice in the yiI' age Ct Dodgeyllie.
And il Is further ordered. THAI not &C thereoi ee SlN
- IN All 7,rse.s fnt crested by Publishing copy II
this notice FOR three successive weeks IN the Miiefs
Point Tribune a weekly aev spapcT circulating IN
said county.
Dated April 4th 1857
SIS L NJ SIRONUt county jung
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

ACcIDENT.-On Monday morning.
JoHs MILLER, lad of about Is years, had
the first finger of his left hand blown off by
the accidental discharge of pistol, which
lie was preparing to fire.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

PIGE0Ss continue abundant IN this
picking NY the newly Gown wheat. Large
numbers have been killed and brought to the
city. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

GUSpRY & GRAY are opening a large
stock of Spring and Summer Goods. Every
body knows they sell cheap and keep the
best quality of goods. A word to the wise is
sufficient
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01
M "A r Il I Z u :

TEEGEA-KTNG At The residence OF Byron Pur-
linton ia san Francisco, February 6h 1907, Mr. VII
LlAu TaaGzs 10 Mrs. ELIzAHETU kJNG, both formerly
Of tins city.