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:, Act further ro provide FIR giving ot'"ct t.
treaty stlpuAttono between tn'1 am '-l
GOVERNING Mt fl the GA'Eadit!lH VI CRIMINALS
Re il enacted hy the Senate ami Ii"E-o 81 '''
rz.enrariye- # III. Omitted States ct Arer "A III
r,ugrt.. assembled. That whenever any lt.>.ii
who shdI have heen delivered hH any ig.-'I
government 10 agent r agent u ne / :. ne
tatp- Tor thu. tlrIr,t. Of beng hF '-i,l NItA't'
tEe Un;IeI Stats aal II led f. ;,1- crime u which
10 iS,fuly accused the Hfc-eist shall have IN-
sr TO take all necessary ea>urrs I II the 'laHPi'
ration and safe keeping "i such accused IeI9'.' ,
and fr his security against IaHlesr Violence H'lii
ne final conclusion Of hi, trial fpr the crime or
FENCES specified iu the warrant ii cNlItjIl H.
and until his final Ii-chtIge tom .'s'E or ''A-
,.ri.npul.at for or On account Of such crimes or
fences and for q reasonable me thtI'l r.
And il shall he lawful fJr the Fie"'i"ht OF sun
rr-<-n A. he may eInp'wrT FIR mat lHfI"~',
.u.rI.v ~uea por;iuu VI ne land - nav q res -
me Unftrt States or 4 the militia thereof, b.
.lay be Iecrssiry FIR the al" Keeping ana n O.
rc>tiol # he accused steit 'rt>ail
SEC , And be it furtA-r ehtriei' iha' any
,,rs,r, appointed n-eut 10 receive IN he
i,.f ,,f the United States the delivery by tore
IN government If auy person accused oi ei'ht
.rprnirtsi within the juIis fiction Of the tni. eI
states AID to convey linn 10 the place 4 M tlaI
hall he and hereby is. vested VITA all the pow
.rsr fa marshal Of the United States n th' soy
..~al districts through which it may lie necessary
~ him to- pass win s'ich prisoner, 80 1ir a. s|tb
i.,v--r l. rrJl.is T. for his sale keeping.
80 and h, il ia thtr CllHcted, That II any
,.ar,.n or persons shall kn"winsv ami "li jay
i-trurr resist, or oppose sEcli gent ia '' ' 81
non f MS ddties, or shall res NE, n ".t'." T.
,., ue such rri-.'n-r, whether IN IL" 'H-t y
mo ogr7- ,f re.aid. or Of any marshal. she III,
iyilr ,r o her u.ficer or peIs n t. "h1m hle c!~-
todv nav have lawfully been cof'nftt'' eve.
I,ar,,n 80 Knowingly aud w'ltulN "hr4H.h& -
The PROMISES shall on conviction tttere0f tri're
the district ar circuit court ct the 'u' cd ot"'T7
~ tI district in " HiCtI he offence - c'Iuihllel
H.. fne.l not exec ling one tn ,uss.nd dollars, an !
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ID, December q, 1868.


Joint Resolution explanatory of tie act t. create
an additional land office in the State If Mime
sofa approved July twenty fifth, eighteen hun
drei and sixty eight.
BE il resolyeiby the Senate and House of Rep
re,eItatives If The United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the Limits of the land
district as Gesignated in the act entitled - An act
to create additional land district IN the STATE oil
N;nnes,t,." approved July twenty fifth eighteen
huuriTed aud sixty-efght, to Wit: - ali that aft
Of the northwestern land district which lies
north of township number one hundred and TWEEN
ty four north and west OF range lumber thirty
five west Of the fifth principal meridian" shall
~. construed TO embrace all the lands north o.
township one hundred and twenty four and ~&t
of said range thirty-ff~e.
Approved January II, 1869.
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Il, March , 1863


IA Act t. amend all act entitled - An act grant
IN. I,I,'- 10 Ire State Il Oregon - aid IN tie
Constitution al a military 70 d from EHSeh'
City to the eastern boundary oi SAD state
" It .~cts bv an act granting lands to the state
of,ycgrn to ALL in the construction ii d IA4lithf%
Tad ON Eugene City to tue eastern bpnn'hfy
IF ID state. approved July second, t'shier"
luuIrei ard sixtr-f,ur, aDt ",'T9 stHs ttiHe
.j...i.,.tei for the completion Of sad road expires
an rhr sc nj day uf July, igh'eea hGnirei ami
sixty nine Thercfre.
BE II enacted by the Senate and Hou'2"l hei-
rasrry-1tires # the United States Of America ~
Congress assembled. 1rat the time i'r the com
r,i,, # H. q said road be ami hereby i, EXTENDED
Z, tie second day Of July, eighteen hundrea AMI
seventy tw'- .-..-.
Approved, March 8, 1869.
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I.wsOF THE UNITED STATE
Passed at the First Session Of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
fpublic-SO. IL,


An Act making appropriations Tor the current anu
contirgeut expenses of the Indian department,
and for fulfilling treaty stipuistions win
various Indian tribes Tor the year ending June
thirtieth Gig hfesn hu uGrei and seventy.
h. enacted By the Senate and House OIL hep-
,asap,.tIyes # the unIGed STATES OF America IN
Congress assembled, That the following sums be,
and they are hereby, appropriated, or Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise aplroPfi,
ate1. for the purpose Of paying the current anc
cn,;rgent .. neuses of the Indian department and
ling treaty stipulations with the various In
For the current and contingent expenses Of the
Indian department, namely
For interest in lieu Of investment OF Nv o nun
dred thousand dollars. at five per c"ntum per
/ anuum, per second article treaty ~ January
fourteen, eighteen hundred aud forty SIX, Ten
thousand doilats.
porr.w4TToMIEs OF HURON.
For permanent annuity in money or otherwise,
per second article treaty OF seventeenth NoVem ,
Ger, eighteen hundred and seven, four hundred
| dol ars.
For education, dnring the pleasure Of the Pres
;dent per third artice treaty thirteenth May,
| eighteen hundred and thirty three, one thousand
dollars.
iron and steel for shop during the pleasure of the
| President Der third article treaty thirteenth
Nav eighteen hundred and thirty three one thou
sand anCsixty dollars.
For farmer during the pleasure Of the Presl-
dent. per, thru article treaty thirteenth May !.
eighteen hundred and thirty three, SIX hundred
dollars.
oUI-SAIELT ANHQWL-LEa-CrE lSblaSs.
For the last Of Four instruments on twenty hVe
thousand dollars being the fourth series for ben
efcial objects, under the direction of the Presl-
dent pes fourth article treaty frst Of July eigl-
teen hundred and fifty five, one Thousand three
hundred dollars.
FIR tenth OF twenty instruments for the sup
port of an agricultural and industrial school, an.
pay of suitable instructors per tenth artci treaty
| first Jui, eighteen hundred and fifty five. two
| thou. and Fl We hundred dollars
Fortenth of twenty instruments for support OF
smt... and carpenter shop, and to pro'Ide the
necessary tools therefor, per tenth article treaty
| first JUN, eighteen hundred and fifty five, hve
| hundred dollars.
| For tenth Of twenty instalments for the employ,
| ment of a blacksmith, carpenter, and farmer ana
| !. nh, sicau who shall furnish medicines Tor the
sick. per tenth article treaty first July, eighteen
hundred and fifty five three thousond Elk hundred
| dollars.
ROGUE RIVERS.
For last of sixteen instalments in blankets
cloth ing, farming utensils and stock, per thirG
article treaty tenth September, eighteen hundred
and fl fty three, t*o thousand five hundred Cor
! isrA-
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A, At rrartiut lands u the State Of Oregon to
af,; lu Inc Construction of a military wagon
r.pli from the ntv gable waters Of Coos Bay 10
J;u~rl1r-c IA Id STATE.
Ken ed by tn Senate and House Of Rep
resent ttiSes Of The JIj,ei states Il America In
,.lrtt.,- a~-.u-ricI.Iht there te, and hereby Is,
rtIlted 10 tie STATE Of Oregon t. AID IN the con
.rrr tf.r,, o. a military wagon road from the nav-
cattle waters ut Coos ~ To EJ>rtur-, ai1e nate
,err.ui, II pa, lie I!s ,desiguatc'hy "dd numbers
tottc -Xteat # thice lion, in wHA On each eide
yf.a,I I'D: FTu,fd-'i, That the lands hereby
,r,rir,. snail lie exclusively applied to tie con-
irrrtf,n + sid rulI anI - No other purpose, and
shall lie di-p sed Of cu.y :ha work IT 'gresses :
pr,vifri further. hai the grant = Einds hereby
made shall be upon lie Cpu'.ituI that me iahos
shall be sd l, any oIe person only in qnanti-
ties not greater than one quarter section, and
far pli.t not exceeding two dollars AMI nifty
cel = per acre: And provided further, That any
and ali lands heretofore reserved to the United
states Ur o.LeSise appropriated by the act OF
Cunarrs> o. uthe" competent authoEltN,he, ana
the same are Ier'ly. reserved IN the opera
tio, Of this act except far a. 1t may he ne'es-
..ry 10 ,cat- the ute of said road through the
same in which the right OF way I" the width
of one bundled feet Is granted Ana P'"slded
further. That the giant hvrefy made shall not
embrace. afly miIi.al lands Of the nited states,
or any EtlIi-t whirh Homestead or rre-eni ton
rights lave alta he'd
-ffI. And De it further enacted, That the
I,rd. herAl,y granted t. said State shall be dis
,,,sri ~, me t. -i~lature thereof for the pur-
nn.,.e q aforesaid. and fr no Other; and the said
r,,t Is IN III I've and remain public highway for the
IF the government IF the United states, free
eror, tIs or uth her charges upon the trau-p rita
ron of any property, troops, or mans o1 the
United States.
SIC. 3. And be it further enacted, That said
road sha4 ne constructed with such WIDTH,
.,r,1uatf m and bridge to permit of its regular
NJ. asa WAGON road. and i'll sucn other special
manner a. tine State of or+gon may pres ribe
SEC. /. And I've il further enacted, That the
State of Greg n is authorized to locate and use IN
rh construction IF said road an additional amount
If ,uhlic lands not previously reserved to the
Tinted states nor otherwise disposed of, and not
ex ecdnc SIX miles in distance from it. canal TO
the amount reserved from the operation OF inns act
in the first section Of the same, to De seieettu III
first IF this act ,s
SEC. 5 And be it further ensctss That iauds
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Public Resolution-No. 9

TUUIIC
Joint Resolution rs1ing condemned cannon for
the erection Of a monument TO MaJor-GeneraI
ktarnrV.
BE it resolved BY the Senate and Rousn Of Rel
re>entatives Of the Unitei states Of America In
Congress assembled, That the Secretary OF " ar
b.. and he i hereby. authorized 10 furnish such
condemned IRON cannon may he required, not
exceeding four for the completion II monument
at Tivuli, New York. over the remains OF the late
Major tieneral Pmlip Kearney, and other Union
soldiers buried at thai place, who loet their lives
in the late war.
Approved, December Il, 1865.
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Endorsed by the President: Z" Received February
9th, 1869 ~
zinc resolution h wing been pres nted to the
President OF the United States for his approval,
and not having been eturued by him to ,ne
house of Congress in which it originated withih
the time prescribed by the Constitution OF ane
prevail.
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Public Resulutiou-No.
solution authorizing the transfer OF c

A Resou tSon authorizing the transfer OF certain
appropriations heretofore made Tor the pupae
piinting binding, and engraving.
Kes,lyed by tire Senate and House OF Repre-
sen atives of the United States Of America in Con-
gr,ss assembled, That the Secretary OF the
Treasury be. and he is hereby authorized au',
directed TO cause the sum Of one hund ed and
:,inety-f,ur thousand dollars to be transferred
fium the appropl iation . for paper for the puoic
printing" contained in the act entitled " An
act making appropriations Tor the ies'sialTe'
execurive. and ju iicial expenses Of the govern
men, for the year ending June thirtieth, eish'
teen hundred and sixty lime, approved on the
twentieth Of July, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, in aid of the APPROPRIATION contained IN
The same act. for the following purposes, and
i'm the following proportions, to wit
For the public binding, the SUN Of one hundred
and ten thousand dolar..
For lith,graphfng and engraving 1or the sen,
eighty four thousand dollar.
Approved, February 9, loes
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A Resolution relative - the recent contract for
stationery for the Depar tment Of the Interior
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Represen-
tatiyes o: the United States OF America IN Con
gress assembled, That the secretary OF the inter
inr h.. directed TO apuul and cancel the contract
maze hy him with Messrs. Dempsey and Tooie
for supplying the Department OF the Interior and
the several bureaus and offices thereof with sta
tionery for the fiscal year ending June thirty,
:. hte.n hundred and sixty nine, (under the ad-
vrrti.emeDt issued May twenty five, eighteen
hundred and sixty EIGHT SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
. B.. F. WADE,
President Of the Senate pro tempore
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4 Restitution IN relation 10 the I'pths vi 'He Le-
;artment Of Agriculture.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Represen-
tatIves # th- Unit-d States Of America IN Con-
II - assembled. That the Commissioner Of AErl-
,uIturp shall regard the library now under his
r,ntrn and in his possession, part OF the
perry Of the Department of Agriculture, and
n- shall retain the in his charge "a directed
hv secti IN three # the act approved May hiteen,
eiyhteel. hundred and sixty-two, establishing
Department of Agriculture
Approved, December Is lstS.
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Speaker OF


join. Restitution direstiug the emf rceneh' oi
the lien nFOn the steamer = fl!ahtic.
Whereas on the sixth Of February, tiSh'ceh
hundI ed and forty nine, an agreement III tnV 40
rur. of a chattel mortgage WAS entered M" "e
t.,,an the secretary Of the Navy o. the United
State. and the asS.nees Of the Collins CONTRACT y.
which, after rrcinng the acts "i M"'Su MI,
eighteen hundred and furty-srVen. and August
third p ghteen hundred and forty eight ailTt''d'
and tina, the a,signees OF the contract ntu ihu'i-
CLed two vessels, (the' Atlantic ana fAino'
sriIl unfinished aud had applied f'r advances uh'
the act. and we're willing and desIrous 10 Sc
cure the repayment retundlH2 oi ''e same
from, the annual compensation al the salu snip
bv a lien on said ships, it was Witnessed 'na' w
stlf a.signees bargaiued, sold, and conveyed Tue
said two vessels to Prosper M Ne,mofe' u'Eh
rruSr that the assignee should e'dlh P"eeei'i
nf the said vessels and employ them IN execution
Of the contract aud If after the expiration OIL one
wear from the commencement "t Inc ~ -.-'
If the service under the contract. the Hss snee
sbould have failed to r-pay IN money, Oh - re-
fund out Of one years c"npen-aton' such oat -
standing balance due and unEaid or ui!Eetune4 "
such advances as the Secretary ol the Nav ma
have made prior 10 the end OF one year I'uIH nv
commencement Of the peri rinarite "t ths sax scr
vice then the said We more was, aIter a1Nei
t-s;nc for six months the time and plsce %
sac to sell the sand steamships al Putl'c au1
ton apd out If the proceeds pay ~ ths
penses Of the trust, T. inc baI"n'e -,
yances due the United States. and (3) the sur
IL =, the a..jlne-~: amt v hereas the shd
iai nfmortrage Is still binding on the Atlantic,
on. of the said steam-li ps; and whereas iAi Ee
anuunt is still due on the said mortgage PVT eA-
,,,as incurred in executing the trust. which
an, mt 1t Is claimed the Government 10 liable Tor
and whereas the sale uft said steamship Allan
tic" has been duly advertised accofding I" the
ferns Of the mortgage, but never sold theftife
d. II 70. lx.d nv the >suate and House IF Rep
r..entatiyes of tn. United States OF America IN
Cnneres. ass. mbei Tnst the secretary OF The
NAVY BE-. aud is hereby, directed to cause Inc
trustee named in the said deed oil nor tsaSe I"
proceed al once, in such mole AS thu Ia" am
deed o:-rorts.ge may authorize, to enforce the
lien upon said steamship Atlantic, with We"
To- the Immediate payment of the expenses OF the
trust and anv oth.r balances that may be due anu
owing upon the laid mortgage.
Anproy.d February 10. 1869.
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IPnhilC-NO- vS.I
An Act amen,iatory Of the act providing f!r the
sale uf.the arsenal grounds at 81 LOUIS anu
Liberty, Missouri, and for other purposes ap-
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A Resolution r, speeting the provisional govern
meDts of Virgin. and Texas.

J
A Rssolption- r, -peeting the provisional govern
ments of Virgins and Texas
po.olvsd nv the Senate and House of Repre-
ep,atiues of The United State of America IN CON
gross assembled, That the persons now h"lIihs
c;vi, offices in this pp,JisiuI governments q ~
einia and Texas who cannot take anu suoStl ~.
the oath prescribed by the act entltled An AZ l
tn nreSrr,i,, An oath If uftSe and i't otHtt pun
poses, approved July :, 1867 SNAIL On w t'
fo - ,hts ,,luti H. be renewed therelT"ih
and it shall be the duty OF the dls,IHt o"lI.''an
a. ., fu RI. vac ,ncies 81 crested y the app INT
,p.r+ f ner.ons who can rake SAID oath' pro,
,id.1 That the provisions If this resolution ehaLl
not annlv +, persons no by reason oil the re-
mo1al of Their disabilities as provided IN 'HT
f,prIspn,h amendment TO the toHSiithEi"h e'i''i
have on ,lifird tor any office IN pursn nee 81 &c
act entitled An act prescribing an oath &, "iiIe
by persons from wh.m legal d sabl'i Aes en''1 -
he.n removed, =" approved July eleventh, t'Eh,
teen hundred AMI sixty eight Ana ii'Nsv
fnrtbrr. That this resolution shal not take the',
NJ tbIrty DAYS from and after its passage; Ahd
il i. further provided That TIL. resolution sH"i
IL. and IS hereby extended to, and made "l'P"-
cable 10 the state of Mississippi
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
President of the Senate pro tenl"ft.
End ,rsed by the President: " Received fsofu-
arv 9th, Ice" .o
fN.te by the Department Of State The fo,e-
.yoiny resolution having been presented 10 the
pra.id.nt Of the United states for his approval,
and .ot having been returned by hun 10 'he
b,us- ofCorgress where it originated within the
,irne prescribed BY tue Constitution Il the United
states has become a Law without his approval
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For last of sixteen instalments in blanket
article treaty tenth September, eighteen hundre
and II fty three, two thsusand five hundred d.
iarA-
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


+. AND A. N.
MINERAL PoIvr LoDGK No. MEETS at Masonic
Hall, corner High and Chestnut Streets, first and
third Tuesdays Of each month. JoHy p TRANEL
W. NJ. o. +. MtyoR, Secretary.
Iowa CHAPTER No. 4, R. A. M-Noets at Masonic
Nall, first aud third Mondays of each month. K. D.
PuLr0RD, IL. 7. o. Il. MINOR, Secretary.
I. 0. 0. F.
MINERS LoDGE No, 4--Meets at Odd Fellows Hall
Dawes Block, lower High Street, every Monday
evening. JOHN II. VIVIAN, N. G. EDWARD CoAD,
Jr., Secretary.
I. 0. G. 7.
EMERY LoDGE No. 3ll Meets every Friday eve.
nng at the City Hall, J. V. TRENERY, w. @. 7.
j. X. TEAspALE Secretary.
CoLp WATER TEMPLE No, II (Juvenlle)- Meets
every Tuesday evening at the City Hall JoHN b.
TBAspALE, G. T. JONI ALLEN, Secretary.
NJ p. L. A..
Lectures or other entertainment every Thursday
evening, at City Hall. T.. ]. COOPER, President; T.
j. CAMPBELL, Corresponding Secretary.
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TO TssE, Ibugsa.sC.

N. NJ. C0rHREN, having solcliued to withdraw
from the practice Of the Law has Transferred his office
10 Mineral Point and tbs business conntcte thereaih
10 Ae.srs AMOS srs ,sLgy vi ON he recommends
to the public, as prompt relnbl, business men, aud
accomplished lawyers, Al lrgslSIs and essllug eu.
gagcmenls wlil receive my personal attention until
closed up. And, all persons desiring my assistance
the tra u cases NIIl secure nle came hy procuring
tn. services Of bIessrs, LtsYos 4 spfstEY.
NJ ". 0OPllREN.
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HUMBOLDT FEsrlvAL.--ln perfec.
ton OF arrangement and execution, in
oil respects, we doubt if there ever was
anything of the kind in this city to excel
the festival given in commemoration of
the centennial anniversary of the birth
of Alexander Humboldt, by the Harmo-
MIA Society last Tuesday evening. The
decoration of the hall was tasty in high
degree the refreshments of the choicest
the singing ard music excellent, and the
lecture by DR.. Wilber fine scholarly
paper, and the cnmpany socable and on.
joyable beyond common
Our reporter estimated the number
present to exceed two hundred 1--WE res
gret other duties prevented us from at,
tending in person) and spoke with es-
pecial iavor OF the music by Pischel's
Band--says the players excellcd them-
selves-maklns music of the highest or
der during the entire evening.
The Society excluded beer, wine, etc,
from the festival and otherwise arranged
the programme to agree with the feelings
of people Of all nationalicies, faith or
politics, 50 that Catholic priest and Meth.
odst minister might each find enjoyment
without violation of concience As
result of this, it was a success in every
respect everybody was happy All who
attended were pleased that they had, and
all who did not regretted it.
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\ PREMIUM We invite special
attention 80 the advertisement headed "ex.
traordinary chance" We have made ar
rang ments to DO quantity of advertising
for the Western Home, aud for a small
additional payment in cash they have
agreed TO furnish an unlimited number Of
copies Of their splendid periodical Their
price is one dollar per year, bui we having
obtained liberal discount upon large
number, have decided TO offer i, free 10 all
new cash paying subscribers, or Old ones
who renew and pay in advance. All sub.
scrbera who are unpaid can secure the
benefit of this offer by paying up to date
and one year in advance. We desire to
bring our readers to a realization Of the
fact that advance payments on newspapers
!, not only their ,duSy to US but to their
own advantage
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D. ". ANEIsILL. ID. ID. \.

SPEClaL attention given to all branches Of Den
- tistry Teeth Inserted on huid, tontuuuus. Hun,
Aluminium sectional, Mineral, tubber aud Adanan-
tine base utiice over liOckiug's Hardware siore.
li,u street, Mineral Point NS!fs
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DoDGEvILLE ITEMS. The village
schools opened on Monday of last week. -
J. T. Pryor Principal, Miss Annie Kane
Assistant 80. One of the editors of the
Chrodcle has smashed his fingers in the
globe press. Preparations for the fair
next week absorbs everything in the vii.
lage; the Chronicle among the rest. II
it could only be made more county and
less DodyeWe institution its Importance
would be increased. . The Balloon Ascen.
sion is to come of on Friday, at y ?. NJ
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MINERAL POINT MARK EFT.
{ CorreeteA lIeoklnl

MINERAL POINT, SEPTEMBER n, 1859
WNEAT--Exua, Lo9; No. !, 100
No. :, 100.
uATS-iO.
CORN--Enr, so,
FLAX-l7OmlSO.
BARLkY--95.
HAY-S6 O0mS.00
BrTTER-25.
EGGS--l5.
CHlCKENS--Dresscd, l2i,
Undressed, 10.
POTATOES-30.
LARD-20m25.
BEESWAX-3O.
BEANS-l 5Oa2 ~.
ONIONS--l 00ml.2a
RAGS-2M2fm5.
CATTLE-3at; City Butchers being the
only buyers
HOGo--Live, 1m7t.
IIDES.-.Grccn 701S; Cnlf-lo61l2; Dry Is
WOOL l'nwashed, %; Washed 3bNio.
FLOuk-325
BhACK-JACk-Sl20o, per ton.
DRY -BONE-Sli.0o per ton.
LEAD ORE-Sj3Oo per thousand ibs,
WOOD--S6 5Om8.oO per cord.
GOLD--ln Chicago, ! 3Gs,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-16

TIE appearance o the three.
sheet(;) poster Of the Dodgcyile fair, got
out by the Chroaile is cxcusabie under the
circumstances The Hon. Secretary hav.
ing generously given the entire fair print
ing to tile Go.mdcie, that Office is 10 doubt
crowded 90 with work that they could not
give the poster the attention necessary to
make it a respectable job.