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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

up SlePnenS, deceased.
In pursuance of decretal order Of the Circuit
Court IN and for the County OF Iowa, ana State Of
81 Wisconsin, sitting as q Coart Of ChaucerV at the
above mentioned Term, begun and held at the
Court House IN The town of Mineral Point IN
s1Il County and State aforesaid. made in the above
entitled cause on the 9th day of November, A d.
le#o the Same being the fifteenth day OF the terIn
s..-. re -e.l ct public auction at the Court House
door II the t0vA 81 Mineral Point. in said Coun-
~ and STATE asaid To the highest and best bid
CcE by the subscriber on tbe 17ta day Of January
next between the hours of Ten o'cl9c5, in the fore
noon and four clock III the afternoon of said
cay, the following described real estate, sitrate
iglng and being in the County of Iowa and state
aforesaid, and known and designated on tie Plats
# the Public Surveys, as. the southeast quarter
% section number thirty-tvo 1929 also the SOUTH
hait OF the northeast quarter of section number
1airty-two go also the north halfof the north
et5t quarter of section number thirty-t5v0 (32-l
also the west half Of the Southwest quarter Of
section number thirty-shrse (331 al IN township
number i've % north Of range number three (3)
cast OF the Principal Meridian; also the north
east quarter OF section number eighteen (1S)
also the east half of the northwest quarter OF
section number eighteen (13:) also the west hall
o. the southeast quarter OF section number sew
81 ID also tie west half Of the northeast quar-
Ter Of section number FIVE (5i) also the north
east quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section
number FIVE (5;) also the west half OF the south
west quarter Of section number seven ~ also
tao west malt of The north-vest quarter Of section
number eighteen (Ie) all IN township number
tour CD north of range number three (3l east of
f4a t0ar.h Principal Meridian; also the east half
q. tho northeast quarter of section number thir-
teen lls.) also the east halt of the southeast
quarter ol section number twelve (I2) also the
southeast quarter of section number thirteen
sl29 all IN township number four [4) north OF
range number ts.o [2) east Of tie fourth Princi-
phi Meridian situate lying aud being ia tie Coun-
g ol Iowa and State OF Wisconsin. containing IN
aIL. thirteen huGlrei acres fi3o0) be the same
more Of less saving and excepting thc7cfroIn about
hEe acres in the northwest corner OF the south
east quarter Of section number th.rtT-t7vo (32)
aforesaid, known b. the name Of lie Loughbour-
oJ-a lot, belonging TO William Kendle.
Iae above lands VIII be offered, IN seperate lots
q tie order they are advertised, and if not sold,
privileges ana appe-rte1ances to the sad lEli5ts
n any wise appercainiug and belonging
LEAI STERLING, -StsriF
Ia1ra Cos.aty, us
sheriff Office, Mineral Point
Dec. 18th, 1913.
DUvS, JoEEs, x CRAwFoRn. soils for Cor1p}ain-
u15S 12-6w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

Granville Sharp Patterson, s C. Stambapgh,
Alexander L. Jaadon, the assignees OF Ed
ward I Shaw, John Andrews, the President,
Directors. or other legal officers Of the Phil
adeiptia Bank, Samuel Jaudon. Ashbel &.
Jaudon, Joseph Coperthwaite. William K
Brown, Edward 4nsleY, and the olAer heirs
If any there be) ofJ0hn D. Ansley deceased
and tie legal Representatives of Thomas Hold
nn Stanhens decnaseI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15
look at fea5S.

n Ii persons hereby forbidden to dig.
So mine, or otherwise trespass upon any lands
belonging TO the subscriber, under the penalty OF
the law JOSEPH READ
September 27, 1913.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

WIrhIn he last two months from responsible deal
eTs IN the east. lie has also large stock of all
kinds OF
HS52sa55y Groceries,
which ne viii dispose of at prices which cannot
fail to TO please his customers Also . Iarue as-
sortInen+ 0f p1iglts OILS 1n9 yl,o S,,,4rs-
The undersigned hopes, by strict attention to
ms business TO merit the patronage of the public.
THEO. RODOLF.
september %, 1913. [2nl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15
K0asA Wsgr.a.gzsazs

For sale al the lowest market prices by
BEECH & TILLEY.
Oct. 25th 1915.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

Circuit Court, October Tenn. H. d. 1915, STATE
Of Wisconsin, County 81 Loscc
Herman Cope & Thomas s. Taylor, ash
Trustees Of the Iowa Copper Mining Com
pany. and James Robertson, James Newbold
ana tie aforesaid Herman Cope & Thomas
S Taylor, as Trustees Of Tie Bank Of The
I'nited States
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

FHAKEN up by the subscriber on the 1st day of
1 November last, at his residence, three miles
from Franklin, Iowa Co Wis on the Mineral PIT
road three COLTS. One MARE COLT, two
years old last spring, dark Iron Grey One dark
Iron Grey HORSE COLT one year old last spring,
light name and tail two hind Feet White; And
one SorreI MARE COLT, one year old last spring;
left hind Foot White, and small Star in the Fore
head. The owners are requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take them away.
WI. BARTHOLOMEW.
Franklin Dec 4th, 1918 I2-tw*
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15
New EDrug Store.

2 = He undersigned has recently returned from
- the east, where he has purchased large stock
of Drugs, Medicines and Family Groceries which
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

In the United States
District Court in and for
the County of Iowa, Ter
ritory of Wisconsin.
March Term 4. ID. 1913.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Iowa Co, WIS, December Ist. 1913

Iowa Co, WIS, DECE,IBER 1st 1913
DEBLIE NOTICE Is hereby given. That the
L .Publsc Debt of Iowa County Wisconsin is
3rde,ed tC: be Funded from and after the first dav
of I:ecem5)er, 1913. All sums In County Orders
axcSadlng.in the aggregate, the sum of Twenty
Fiys Dollars may be deposited with the County
IIessUre1f who shall thereupon issue his Receirt.
col.1lllins the Date, the name Of the Deposition
she ;Amotnt deposited, and the Number of the
Receipt On tie production of the said Receipt
80 Sc Cl6Fk of the Board Of Commissioners of
Iowa Couaty. he shall issue Funded Debt Ger
tllcete, corresponding with the said Receipt in
N}Elber. Date, Name and Amount; which Certifi-
cate shall be under the Seal of the Board of Com
m5ssioners of Iowa County, shall be payable cut
OF any Moneys in the County Treasury, shall be
recelvabs for all Taxes and Debts due to the Con-
* 81 loa, and shall bear Interest at the rate of
per ttsDt per annurn until paid
II. 3. WELSH, Clerk BID Co.
Commiss'rs Iowa Co. Wis
rs -gSTEtsE-S BLANKS sold ar Tins off,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15
IhnnnaS GnnIn

Thomas Goode
vs..
Aenos AIkay, Exec
utor Of the last Will
and testament of
Thomas C. Legate.
deceased.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

Life and speeches of Henry Clay,
Life and campaigns of Napoleon,
Napoleon and his Marshalls.
Washington and his Generals.
American Army, by Robinson,
History of England. by do.
Parker's exploring tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains,
Fremont's Oregon, and many other late
and popular works. For sale cheap.
june 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

= = = z-zza zEs'S=
kPf-FCtTNDBF IND PRINTERS FUP-
lsLSLING H.3REH0USE.
iiiiISsuo kribcrs have opened new Type Found
! rE il ths city Of New-York, where they are
re2dysro supply orders TO any extent for any kind
of joy and. Fancy Type, Ink, Paper, Cases, Gal
leys, <5Tass ,lule, Steel Column Rule, Composing
Stack., Cha. es, and every article necessary for a
Pfinfng Otice
1l,a typl which are cast in new noulds, from
an el Irey :new set Of matrixes. with deep coun-
tiers, gre warranted to be unsurpassed by any. and
Wju .e sold AT prices to suit the times All the
type FURNISHED BY Us is hand cast.
PEnungsPrsssss furnished, and also Steam En-
glnes=of tie mest approved patterns.
N::B--A m1chinist Is constantly In attendance
ta repair l6.eszes and light work
Composition rollers cast for printers
e. Editors Of newspapers who VIII buy three
times as nluch type as their bills amount 10, may
sIye*he above six months insertion in their pa
persf and ,send their papers continuing 1t to the
sabshrbeTs COCKBOFT & OFEREND.
NFv. Is. 1I-6m
lEREGHf S LADLzN IEGEE.4BLE Pills.
EFlS)R syle by the undersigned, who IS sole au-
~ thoI-zed Agent for this place for the sale Of
the same. IHEO RODOTF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15
PsgbEsc .EOEscP,

a LII persons are hereby notified not to
: = trespass. Mine, or dig upon the following
lands without the written consent or permission OF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

I'D URE Port Wine, Madeira Wine
= and Brandy, for medicinal purposes
for sale at the Mineral Point Drug Store,
by r. ID. PULFORD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

p. -sIIsE'S BLANKS, sold at this office.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

Mineral Point, Dec Il, 1915 12-4w"4
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15
SCHOOL NOTICE,

2PIRITS TURPENrINE-5 Ills So T1-
- pentine for sale by THEC. RODOLF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-15

LNelf IOIIA, = % 10, lcfc-
DIR. Z. NJ Weisselhof-Dear Sir. | shouId have
no question whatever that the means recommend
ed in your work on Childbirth. would accomplish
the objects intended, considered in reference to
physiological principles alone; but l have also
the happiness know that it has stood the test OF
practical experiment. Yours, truly,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07
The following amounts were expended during


pv the above statement it will be seen that there
I; now in the Treasury the sum of $2l 80.
Harbor Master reported during the past week
there arrived in the port of Lafayette, IA steam
Soas: sail vessels; Is fatboats; 30 flatboats
were broken up, and were paying wharfage.
.,nrnd the new market at the end of Magazine
street street. market Referred to the Committee on Paw
inc and Building.
Louis Debas petitioned to have his coffee house
license returned Referred to the Committee on
Claims
A petition in favor of prohibiting night auctions,
was read and referred to the Police Committee
letter from Isaac T. Preston, Esq, in relation
tothe suit of Mrs. McGayvs The City Of Lafayette
In Preston recommends that an appeal be taken to
the Supreme Court. The amount awarded in this
sut by the lower Court, was $4,000. Referred to
the Finance Committee, with power to act
The Finance Committee reported in favor of sus-
timing the Mayors veto in relation to the assess
men Of taxes. The report was adopted, and the
resolution to assess one per cent on real estate, was
adopted after considerable discussion. After some
nnmportant business, the Council adjourned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07
EMERSON, TOURNE & Co,
los Tchoupitouh
WINDOW GLASS, LINsEED OIL, PAINTS, e.

WINDOW GLASS, LINsEED OIL, PAINTS, &c.
r INsEED OIL, SPIRITS rURPENTINE, &c
IL 80 bbls of Linseed Oil; 40 bbls Turpentine.
20 bbIs. Boiled Oil; 10 bbs Japan.
10 bbIs, fine Varnish 5 bbls Black Varnsh.
40 40 cases a Tienans Chrome G Te,in,r
80 bbls Putty in badders: 100 do Whiting
20 do. do. in bulk 20 do; in kegs
5000 lbs. IeTdigris green IN OIL. II, ,-r.
20 Coored Paints from e h. to 10 lbs IN tin cans
1000 lbs. Prussian Blue. dry and in oil. land kegs.
1000 lbs. American and China Vermllon
$50 lbs. Ultramarne Blue 200 do, Antwerp Blue.
200 lbs. Amber and Sienna, in oil and water
100 boxes fine W alter Coon.
800 dozen cakes Coors-Newmans Reeves 4 Sons and
Ackerman's, etc.
$50 dozen Oil COlors. in tubs for artists.
40 lbs. fine Bronze Powder.
Gold and Silver Leaf; Dentists Gold Foil Dutch Metal
Glazers' Diamonds: Artists Tools ETC.. together with
full stock of all the Tools and Coors required for Painting
and Glazing of every description
WINDOW AND PICTURE GLASS.
400 boxes American 600 do. French.
400 English Crown $50 English A.
800 English B cases fine Plate Glass.
$40 English Double Thick fine article, SxlO to i8x26
100 English, light Red Blue. Green Yellow and Violet
10 tons White Lead. assorted packages. [Glass.
50 casks fine English Venitian Red TO arrive
50 do. Vermont Ochre. equal TO French.
10 do. Sienna; 10 do Amber.
81 casks and bbls. Lampblack, assorted papers
100 tons Chalk $500 lbs Black Lead
80 bbls. Cement, for steamboat decks
1000 lbs. Dry Nerdgris 20 bbs Copperas
tons Dry White Lead.
70 kegs Red Lead and Lharge.
Parties IN want OF Paints Oils, Glass and Brushes
other article connected with the Paint Business ouId do
well to call and see my stock OF those articles before purcha
ing; Having made arrangements be regularly supplied
with all the above articles from the best manufactures with
the addition OF my PAINT MANUFACToRY, being in
full operation, any article Dry Ground in Oil in any
sized packages be obtained low from any estah
lishmsnt IN the country, by application to
je5 ct r CLANNON, 46 CanaIst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07

cG0NCEALING A FuGITIvE.-A man by the name
of Eli Everett yesterday brought I'D before the
Recorder of the Second Municipality, on the charge
OF having harbored and sheltered Bill Van Hook.
the notorious thief, for nearly week past, in room
kept by him in an obscure place in the Second Mu-
nlclpallty After duly celebrating upon the case,
the Recorder came to the conclusion that Everett
was almost as bad Van Hook, and accordingly
sent him before the First District Court under bonds
of $1,000
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07

SUPPOSED MuRDERER.-Oficer Thomas Pur-
cell OF the Second Municipality Police yesterday
whom ne charges with having knocked him down
with stone whilst he was conducting him to the
wafch-house on the LIST of July, lS47. Garity is
sad to be the person who killed the Captain of an
austrian ship, about two years and half ago in
Ile second Municipality. He was sent to the First
District Court under bonds of SI50O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07

HoUsELEss.-A little boy by the name of Henry
Miller was yesterday brought to the Second NUM-
cipallty Guard House, on the charge of having no
regular place of residence. On examination, it was
found out that the young gentleman had graduated
in the Work house and taken degrees in the House
OF Refuge. The Recorder, taking pity upon his for
lorn situation, remanded him for further examin-
afion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07

BAcoN-Bl Bacon was yesterday arrested, at
at The request of the Captain of the barque Def
ance, for having disturbed the peace on board his
vessel: Blu, it seems, defied &c Defiance and
ID d the skipper from the forecastle to the cabin
Bacon, although greaSer, did not slip through the
hands Of the nnlice
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

No. 81 C.4Jv.AL S7REEI-LTnder the Planters Hotel
THE subscribers have received large and fashionable
and are revns additional supplies by almost every
from New York at which place they have mandatory
public they will briefly state that they have adopted the safe
system OF doing strict cash business believing this system
to be beneficial to their customers themselves they
not charged price order to the losses
which those who do credit business ai1ays less
sustain. A call is respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUTHWEI4L & CO., q Canal ST.,
aD15 3m In1e he Planters Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07
n e w ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 7. 1s4s

FANNY SMlTH-This beautiful Amazon. who
has rendered herself SO notorious of late by her
masculine conduct, yesterday sent to the First
District Court upon the charge of having stabbed
I Elizabeth Heath in the breast with a poniard,
There are no less than six afidavits against FANNY
for various assaults and batteries and as her hai
has been fixed at $1,000 it is probable that She will
remain in SC cage " for some time. 0 " IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07

FINDER THE ICE-HOUSE.
= Corner Of st. Charles and
POgdrGs streets.-The subscribers
have made arrangements with the
best DIARIES of New Y ork, Penn
sylvania and the West for con-
slant supply Of
Sweet Table Butter.
1t will be delivered at the resi-
dences of our customers (without
extra charge) in STONE JARS, from
3 to 10 ID.
PLANTATION BuTTER always
on hand; also, COOKING BITTER;
Also, Italian, French, Holland
and American CHEESE. II {
furnished at the lowest price.
mvS1 GEOR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07
s "A \ p S.

1sHss STEAM TO BRAZOs ST. JAGo-Regu-
gIikIIS lar Paeket-The superior coppered and con.
Aired S1s.sp per,ia fast steamship Capt
and BRACES ST Jago taking freight Mouth of the
ufaae and Matamoros which will be forwarded without
qeidy, ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Lighters, etc, to insure DISPATCH an9e 9n,
Agents ! MORTIMER, TURNER & CO. New Orleans
tIHOMAS f. ADDY & Co Brazos ST Jago
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
.nruDE, % 81 80 N.-LoNa1TuDE, 80 Win Time, 6h
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday:
sbp Wadron, Moore, LIVERPOOL, Up Whitney & CO
Ship John Henry, Menett, Liverpool, Bailey & Baxter
Brig Tasso, Gray, Vera Cruz, John Alexander
BGg Josephus, Pitcher, Savannah Wood & Low
BIZ Transit, Nelmes ST Vincent, Wm. Burgess s. ca
sci Mary, CTatch, Washington, N. c., p C. DepeysteI
sch Henry Panagane Caro-, Pensacola. Jno. Hurley Co
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Galveston Crane FIN Galveston, 4th inst
ris & Morgan-lst my.
s. steamer Gen Butler Wright, FIN Brazos ST. Jago, Cd
inst, to U. s. Quartermaster-3d my.
Ship southener, Sullivan, 10 days fin New York. to j. W.
Stanton Il Cod my.
Ship Hathaway Pscaud 16 days fin Baltimore in ballast
to MASTERED NY.
Ship pevonPor, Brj Cobum, Al days FIN Liverpool, to
VIM. Mure-3d my,
schr Atlas Watson days FIN Brazos St. Jago in ballast
s Emma Carleton days FIN Corpus Christi in ballast,
TO master-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,
0n&n, Hiem, FIN Mobile.
CE Watkins, Lee. I'm GAINESVILLE
st. Paal, Gable, I'm st. Louis.
Towboat Louis Philippe, Limbert, FIN the Passes
Towboat Caledonia, Whitney, I'm the Passes
Towboat Annawan, Whittemore, I'm the Passes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07

SpOR6n.
By ship Souhener the Both ult Eastward of Carysfort
Reef steamship Globe, hence for New York Same day saw
Of Caysiof Reef an English steamer standing North On
TIE inst exchanged signals with ship Espindoa so miles
n W. Of Totugas, hence. On the Sd inst in lat rs o.
long 80, exchanged signals with ships Mozart and Fair.
held hence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07

ELUDING HER MAMMA-Quite pretty young
girl, not more than sixteen years of age, yesterday
appeared before Recorder Genois upon the charge
of having run away from the premises occupied by
her mamma. The name of the lass was Katherine
Vernch and she stated that the reasons she had for
leaving the domicil of her maternal parent were,
that her mother used to beat her in an unmerciful
larly every day to steal coffee and sugar on the
levee, and if she did not bring home five dollars
worth every evening, she was sure to be trounced.
The Recorder dismissed the case, and the young
girl went back to those who had been kinder TO
her than her own mother was
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07

WICKED ToMMY.-Thomas O'Brien was yes-
terday brought before Recorder Baldwin upon the
charge of having kicked up tremendous row.
getting very much how come you so,' and Gre
ating the greatest hubbub imaginable in his own
particular I" diggins.'' Tom was remanded.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07

sh Language. Mr. G. has adopted new and easy method
For Terms &c, apply to Mr.. Gomez at his office No 81
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Spoken

MemOranda:
Steamboat E. Watkins left ClarksyiIle on the 9th nit
Reports feet water on Harpeths Shoals and falling.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07

INaUEsTs.-An inquest was Yesterday held on
the body OF a white man, name unknown who
was found drowned in the river opposite Lafayette
street, in the Second Municipality. He had on
blue flannel shirt, gray wooIlen pantaloons, and
pair OF brogans Verdict, Found drowned An
inquest was also held upon the body of a man
whose name was unknown, whose remains were
found in state Of decomposition in the river oppo-
site the depot of the Lake Pontchartrain Railroad.
Verdict accordingly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-07
Lafayette City Council.

The Council met last evening, pursuant to adj.
!onnrnent. Present-Mayor Bouligny, and Alder.
gosn Goodwin, Florance, Lamb, King, Garcia, Kean.
devices, MehIe, and Mount The following report
po',hrnitted hv tie Treasurer