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MISS CARROLLs's SEMINARY Sor young ladies,
WI is now in operation street, between Al and 9th
streets ftglI eH0i if s'1
An omnibus, driven by careful person, will start daily
from the west end Of city, in the neghborhood of the
War Department. and from such other points in the
city, from Georgetown, as NAV be desired, to convey
pupils to and from the institution May l4--sodf
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Mrs. BETTs's sUPPORTERs.-These invaluable
Nl supporters are for sale by McCLERY " CLEMENTS,
Druggists of l4h and Pennsylvania avenue OF
whom the genuine only can be Obtained The value Of
this well known the medical faculty and
ladies require heightened statement, they have been
in aording the greatest relief and com
above from of the eminent physicians Of tho
United States Price of the fine supporters SO COM
mon, SIS.
CAuTIoN.--Be that each instrument contains
directions with her signature, other gen
uine. Mrs. SAhAh BELTS.
Nav l4-law9w III Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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NEW MUSIC.-Just received the following new music
IN the old established next door TO Fuers Hotel
which will be sold at four page, being one third
less than the regular price, w. FISCHER
Annie Laurie, sung by Dempster
Oh for the days. the happy days, by Lodcr
The winds of evening gently move
Heaven thy grace concede me
Lament from the Fisherman, by Ranseron
Come, friends, the night is falling, do
Ole Glenn, Ethiopian song,) by Kunkel
Jenny Lnd's Swedish values
LIE Pare easy lesson by Wallace
Les Yeux Doux valse by Pond
Lee " Walkers popular Duets
Gpses' festival qulckstep
La Vitoire triumpha march
Les Ideales, by Grobe
Tyrolenne de la Vestae, by Hunter
On the banks of Guadalquiver with variations by Null
operate Souvenirs for flute violin and piano. by Jansa
June l2-Suw2w
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A U0UsTUs FI9CAaER, Attorney and Counsellor Al
n Law Austin, Travis county, Texas will attend faith
fully and promptly to any business with his pro-
fesson in this CITY, and the adjoining counties He will
curing patents perecng titles, DC. Letters must be paid
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OUIs BLANC'S History Of the French Revelation
IL of 1888. Life of Oliver Cromwell, by j. Headloy:
Knapps Chemistry, applied to the and manufacturer
The Seven Imputed Dramas of Shakespeare Memoirs OF
Josephine. The Gear, his Court and People, by John >
Maxwell. Tuckerman's Italian Sketch Book. Masons
Farrer and Stud Book, edited by Skinner
June 3 al r. IAfLOh.
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vUyHIS instrument which has relieved many thousands
i of breasts pulmonary, and spinal weaknesses and
of constipation, piles, and particularly OF
female weakness the symptoms OF which we'll known
Brenner tailor below AZ street. the north side
of Pennsyivana nvenue. gentleman in attendance
entlemen Orders for from distance TO
forwarded TO DR. Banning, ASIA Broadway, New York
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TIME GEORGIAN ERA-being memoirs of the eminent
persons who have ourshed in Great Britain since the
ACCESSION of George the Frsincluding the royal family
the Pretenders their adherents, statesmen, politicians
authors science philosophers, travellers, artists, the
bar the army the navy the medical poession the sage
Sci com four volumes, London. just received by
J,ne III sd F. TAYLOR.
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steam Marble Works. Ridge Road, above Spring Gar
den Street. Philadelphia.

den Street. philadelphia
THIS extensive establish is erected on an improved
i pan and by the aid of steam power manufactures
all kinds plain and ornamental marble work, in supe
rior STYLE and at the lowest prices
The largest and best of marble mante i'm.
ported paror and garden statuary and fountains,
tiles for oor &C., may be seen at the warerooms, to
which attention Of the public is respectfully invited
Marble supplied all times with any number of
finished manels and table tops, Italian tombs and monn-
ments Sizes finished Also, constantly hand,
large of American in the rough,
or fnished-marble in the block, &c.
JOHN BAIRD
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden street, Philadelphia.
March 25-eod3nn
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Erom Professor Goddard, Of Philadslphia.

FTon Professor Goddard, q Fhladophtd.
Ibaye examined Dr. Bannings instrument for the relief
of weakness requiring support and have made practical
the and asonshed at the results
have also listened his views of its applicability
extended class Diseases and think them be highly i'm
portanr and therefore cordially recommend them the
| rous conside raj ton of the medical profession
'>N = PAUL b. GODDARD, nj. ID.
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,CAAsRIDaE, March 4, ls4s.
List of Reports contained the United States Digest an
Supplement, s vois. royal 800.

United States Reports, including all the Circuit Re-
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| From Professor Mott. of NsW York, and others
| The undersigned have examined Dr.. Bannng's novel
the mechanical pathology OF many affections OF
vscera, and believe them to be highly Interesting and
worthy the attention of the medical profession
Valentine Mott stephen Brown
Stephen r.. Kirby, Alex Whiting,
j. keaney Rodgers, H. Mclean.
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NIB. Purchase ,,oae but such a. have wrappers MA,
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Hon. j. p Henderson, San Augustin.
Hon Ebeneser Allen, Austin.
Hon Memucan Hunt Galveston.
]. ID. Groesbeck, Houston. Wv.
Dolhonde Il Grossbsck, New Orleans Jan IL
II. F. JACKSON, H. EVANSTON,
Late of the Asor House. Ut Pavilion, Rockaway
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There Is the greatest interest manifested IN
this city. and indeed throughout the country, to
receive later advices from Europe. The new
steamship America, which is now In her four
teenth day, may arrive at any moment. She will
bring one week later intelligence. Actual war
between Russia and Germany for the indepen-
dence of Poland Austria and Prussia for su-
premacy in Germany Denmark and Prussia for
the annexation Of Holsiein to the German con-
ederation, and Sardinia and Austria for he in
dependence of italy; and ar evolution in England
aad ireland for universal suffrage, and repeal
OF the Union, or something more, may have bro
zen out II even that brief space of time.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT As a gravel
train was coming down the Peterborough g.
the engine the whole train thrown of the track,
and piled up some twenty feet high. The accident
CURED In deep cut on lonely part Of the road In
sequences large chestnut rails being across tho
track about feet spsrt IL Is supposed that the rails
laid the tack by SONS OF the Irshmen on
the road with design To- intercept the passenger tin
supposiog that that would preoede the gravel train
When our nfJrmsnt left, the men and ears piled
no r such that 10 imposssl- 10 ascertain
the extent of personal injury. He saw two, howsver
that were manglsd that be thought they must be
dead The passenger train received timely notice OF tho
catastrophe and escaped the dreadful fate which ir
tended for It The passengers taken off by trnip
from the Fichbprg Railroad Since writing the above,
lesga that two Of the Djared brskAnsn) deed
risT, april s7h
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his cause on his country. He dad not stoop to
carry on fretful and angry correspondence
with the War Department, but acted as became
his dignity and character. He may have written
too many Political letters, as we think he did
II be had refused to answer all the electioneer-
iag and ofhce-seeking commu nications which
were addressed TO him, he would have acted
wiser than in noticing them. But, as a military
man, he has not fallen into the errors which the
other officers have committed.
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Summary.

The proceedings in Congress comprise the
only intelligence of consequence received by
telegraph yesterday. In the Senate, the most
important events accomplished were the passage
of the California claim bill, and the discharge
OF Mr.. Nugent, the Herald correspondent, from
custody, The House transacted no public busi-
ness worthy of notice.
The market reports, Sc, will be found among
the annexed despatches.
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STATE OF IRELAND Having given in yester-
days paper variety of extracts from English
papers, depicting the coalition Of that country at
the last dates, we today picture the tate Of
things in Ireland, drawn from similar source.
The extracts from the Dublin Nation, which we
publish to-day, will give faithful picture of the
present state OF that country, and will be found
worthy OF attentive consideration.
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spss hr nroclama tou declaring thst the cons1ulon
aey submt,ed TO the people Of that territory tor
ton preparatory to their assuming .h' v.nvcd nv
s,.,. ~ ,ba Amerio an Union has been spprovoo
msory Of 10 9ss votes out Of ~ SOL votes cast on,
for me Admission Of Wisconsin Into the uaion So
is now pending IN Congress- ana "''
week
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Notice TO City Subscribers.

Those OF Subscribers who intend to change their
residence the first of Msy requested to mention
st 10 the carriers, leave their 1T tho Herald
ia
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ST. LOUIS, April IS lS4S
The Illinois convention have recommended Gen Csss
first choice and Judge Woodbury. second choice
for the presidency The present State officers all
recommended. The democrats Of Missouri have nomi.
mated James b Bouu, Of st Louis as . candidate for
reelection to Congress
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ARREST OF CoUNrKRFEIrsRs The Boston pa
pers give an account of the discovery OF an ex-
tcnsivc nest OF in Canada who have
actively engaged in the manufacture and sale OF coua-
te~fcit bank bs and coin in tho townhp Of Bsrnston
money and tools for coming tho Same about 10000 dol
lars tn counterfeit bills aud several plates fer bsuk bills,
we're tsken Among tho counterfeit bills are sovsrcl OF
banks in Massschuseet incuding.,hc Msrbhlcnspd At
las Atlanc suffolk, and Washington hanks in Boston,
Nashua, Mechanics, In Nswburypor. Tbs persons are
now undergoing examnatioa Several Bogus presses
wore tskss, one ef which weighs half ten,
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PROBABLE MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF
THE MURDERER cold booded attempt TO muir
der won N named Ellen Oskrs, was made between
and O'Clock last evenings by frsnehman named Du-
Tee who subssq u.nty attempted to tuko his life
rhe facts are briefly these Dutee mad bsen living with
Miss cakes Ut No 10 Butoph street and had promised
her marriage For cause, he has OF late manifest
I'd deeply jealous feelings, and made use of threats OF
personal violence. Last evening he proceeded TO the
entering drew double bsrresd pistol and fire d. four
balls tasir effect upon tho person Of his vctim three
entering the nsok and the left temple as soon -
this was done Du ran round to the OF the buid
ing and discharged the other barrel st MS own
the contents taxing effect close TO his heart
both taken to the Hospital wcltering IN ths
and wsrs living at half past O'Clock last night but u
is thought there possibls chsocs f1r ehes W e"
yiye many hours osfon .ddue'nssr, dpftt 2oh'
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Esw Yoxs, Saturday, April 90, ss<s.

Ths Circulation or tns Herald.
April %, Friday. ls4so cepies.
Aggregate Issue last week. ....-... isl $40
Tho pub,iostlor Of the Ee--lS commenced on Fri
dsy morning IS minutes past o'clock, and finished
ss IS minutes pest 7.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, April 2sth.-Spesial
meeting Linus w. Stevens Esq, President in the
chair.
Eighth STANDARDIZATION of Zebsdse Cook and others
70 have 9th street, between 9Th and McDougs
street re-srsdsi, rspaved. sc. Referred.
Forty first STREET Petition of Alexander Young and
Others have 4ist street graded, &c. between the
cond and FIFTH avenues. Referred.
Market Street Phr.-Rspcrt in favor Of leasing one
half Of pier at the foot Of Market street to r. and
Schuyler. Adopted
Dog Lsys-R.port In favor Of amending the laws on
corning n' sDs Of dSs At s
Harrison Street Pier-Rsport Ia favor Of leasing
pier at the foot Of Harrison street to George Boyd
Adopted.
Piekings at the Tombs.-A resolution presented
to the effect that the Committee ON Police Watch and
Prisons to inquire and report WHISTLER W. W Edmonds
keeper Of the City Prison sppropstes to his private
any provisions furnished at the expense Of the city
and ifso, BY wbs: authority. Adopted
James with gas from Chatham street to the East
river. Adopted.
Late Ju,fice Parker Resolution in favor Of paying
Mary Parker the wife Of Min Parker $3.50 on aocoun,
Of money expended BY the latter while special Justice
~ defending himself Ia the County Court, agsins
charges from which he was acquitted ADOPTED:
Richard SCOTT $3.50 for services rendered In preparing
the minutes of the proceedings Of the Common Coun
possessings Sguattsr. Preamble setting forth
that Thomas Adds Emmett had taken possession Of
lot No 70 Of Common lands OF the city, and refused tc
vsoate the also resolution directing the Comp
troer to take legal measures TO remove the said En-
mctt from the lot In question Adopted.
Croton in Fulton Market RESOLUTION ia favor OF
placing hydrant ia Fulton Market Adopted.
Tpsnty-fIrd street Resolution in favor Of lighting
23d street With gas between Drcadw and 4h avenue
Adopted
Ga, in Faiton Mark,f dissolution In favor Of light.
ing Fulton market with gas Adopted
Fourth -5penus Resolution In favor ofrequestipg The
Harlem Rsiroad Company TO regulate and pave the 4th
avenue from 2sth TO 3ld street
Manhaian Gas Col Report aud resolution from the
Board OF Aldermen in favor OF accepting the PROPOSE
ton Of the Manhattan Gas Co to light the upper part
Of tbs city vita ass After making some slight amend
rae nts they were adopted
Ths Board then sdjournsd until Monday evening
nsyt,
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Election In Virginia for Members OF the Ls-

StbIaturo.
WAsHINeroN, April %, lsis.
Tho election yesterday in Alexandria (ncw part of
Virginia and precincts for members of the
gisature resulted in the Of the whg candidates
by large msjoIities. Smith (whig received 275 votes
Powell, (dem) 10.
The whg candidate in Fairfax, West End Mr.. Tho
mas likewise successful he receiving 80 votes and
MIR. Hunter, (dem) 40
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TAYLOR MEETINGS IN NEW YoRK.-Within
few days We have had two Taylor meetings In
this city-one at Military Hall, in the Bowery,
and the other at Lafayette Hall, in Broadway
Neither of them was crowded. At the first there
Were not more than hundred and fifty persons
present, and at the other not over three hundred
At the one in the Bowery, Cassius M. Clay de-
livered long, prosy speech in favor of General
Taylor as a candidate for the Presidency, in
which he developed nothing new, nor preached
single original idea. At the other, Mr.. Toombs,
from Georgia, spoke, and made a speech in
which almost every subject but the fitness of
General Taylor to fill the presidential chair, was
the theme. Mr.. Prescott Hall also spoke at the
same meeting, but we did not report him, be-
cause he has already said as much as he can
say on the subject, ana each successive
speech which he has made since he delivered
the one reported in this paper in full, has been
but repettlon-a perfect stereotype of the
ideas he uttered on tina, occasion. At each Of
those meetings there was a proportion of the
friends of Mr.. Clay, who seemed determined
that the Taylor men should not have it all their
own way for they cheered their candidate
Justify, in spite of the eloqueNce of Cassus or
Toombs.
!. We would enquire, what are the objects of the
men who are at the bottom of these movements
General Taylor has placed himself in the hands
OF his countrymen, to elect him or not, as they
see fit. He has expressly disavowed all connec-
ton with party, and will not run as the exclu
slve candidate of the one or the other. The
country knows the position in which he has
placed himself in regard to the Presidency; and
what more is required
We are very much inclined to believe that
these meetings are attempts by cliques of despe-
rate office-seeking politicians, out at elbow and
pocket, to secure some of the spoils in case of
General Taylor's election and it would be well
for the public to know it. If General Taylor
cannot be elevated to the chief magistracy by
his own merits, he surely will never reach that
position by the efforts of the Taylor cliques in
this city-whether they emanate from Wall
street, or Military Hall in the Bowery. We
apprehend that we understand the movement
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bbls Howard street, at SIS $50 City Mills dull at
Sc l2H Wheat Is scarce and in demand sales o
reds at 81 81 40 and extra family white ct 81 Sc
81 So. Corn is in light supply, and Of white the
market is bare sales of 1000 bushels yellow at 4ao
Oats are selling in a small way at 36kc. Molassss-
Sales at 2ec Provisions are quiet Lard still lower.
Whisky is inactive quote hhds at 22c, aod bbls at
23c.
CHICAGO, (Ill.) April 2s-The exports for the past
week have been follows wheat, 1900 bushels Sales
of 1000 bushels wheat were made at sOo Freight per
Dbl, rs cents.
CLEVELAND, (Ohio) April 2s.-Receipts by cana
within the past - hours Flour, $500 bbls wheat
$500 bushels cern 1900 bushels pork $50 bbs Sales
of 1000 bbls of -four made at $4slX. No change
in grain or provisions.
DETROIT, April 2s.The receipts continue to be tri-
fling Flour Is selling in moderate way at 50 56H
There very little doing in grain Provisions quiet
and have only retail Gales to tho trade to notice.
BUFFALO, April 2S-Reoeipts within tho past ~ hours
Flour 100 barrels; corn 400 bushels Sales OF 900
barrels aour were made at S. Wheas-SAles o! 1000
bushels made, consisting Of Milan and Conneaut
at 81 II. The market closed firm. PorkSacs OF 900
barrels made including pr at SO, and mess at
So So Whisky Sales OF 200 barrels made at Is
cents. The market closed with increased frmneN.
tice In prices Sales Of 900 barrels made consist
ing Of Genesee, Michigan, Sc, at So 37H to So 30 -
Corn dull and have only to notice sales of 900
bushels ct 40 81 cents Rye Sales OF 300 bushels
made at 81 cents. Oats-Sales Of 900 bushels were
made at 81 cents There change in other articles
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THE DISCHARGED Convict Could've re-
ceived yesterday, from the agent of the Com
mittee on Discharged Convlcts of the Prison
Association, the following reply to the appeal
made by Robert Gould, the discharged convict,
who was refused assistance by that philanthropic
association
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-04
John Wasley Il Co.


ARE authorised agents for DIR. JAYNES'
FAMILY MEDICINES, among which can
be found q remedy for nearly all the diseases
the human family are afflicted with.
o2 Jaynes' Tonic vcrmifuge,
A certain and pleasant remedy for Worms,
Dyspepsia, Piles, Fever and Ague &c.
- Jaynes' Carminatire Balsam.
A certain cure for Bowel and Summer Com
plants, Collie, Cramp, Sick and Nervous
Headache, &c. 1 gag
Jaynes' Alterative.
For the cure of Scrofula, Kings Evil White
welings, Ulcers, Rheumatism, &C., and all
the various diseases originating from q depra-
we'd or impure state of the blood, OF other flu
ids of the body, and for all the various
diseases of the skin, such as letters, ringworms,
biles, pimples, &c. aE 81 r
UI Jaynes' Hair Tonic,
Prevents the hair from falling off, and produ-
ces fine, rich, glossy and beautiful appear
ance, unequaled by any article of the kind.
.Jayue's american Hair Dye.
Warranted to change the Hair from -: Al
other color to beautiful! auburn OF perfect
| jet black, without staining the skin.
~-5 Jaynes' Ague Pills
| Warranted to''cure the Ague and Fever, and
| if cure is not effected, the money will be re-
| funded.
| FOR SALE,
Osgood's India Chologogue,
Pedse's Hoarhound Candy, and
Barroao's Vegetable Cough Candy.
The above Medicines can also be found at
their store in Mineral Point.
JOHN WASLEY, & CO.
Jan. Z, lS4S. 2ltf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-04
II. CORNISH

M AY be found at his old stand. two
'A'A doors above the Store of G. Beech
& Co, where he is now receiving a large
stock of STOVES, among which may be
ound the following:
Empire Air tight Cooking Stoves;
Niagara and albany city Do.
Premium and Parlor Do. 8 p
Double Oven Do. as
Air tight Parlor and Plate Stoves OF
various patterns and sizes; together with
a general assortment Of Tin, Copper, Zinc,
Lead, Sheet Iron, Wire &c. &c, which
he will sell as cheap for Cash as they can
be bought at any shop in this section Of
country.
~ Merchants supplied at eastern prl'
ces. with the addition of transportation.
~ Job work done with despatch, and
on reasonable terms.
Oct ID. lS47. Stf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-04
Pills. Pills,

NOR every man. woman and child
IL the country who need Il kind to.
you all, say
Pulford's Anti-Billious Pals,
Fahnstock' do.
DIR. Elmore's Improved Bilious
Jew David 5 Honey Coated do
Oriental or Sovereign Balm do.
Lees Bilious do.
Graeffenberg do.
Moffat's Pills 81 Bitters.
Sappington's Ague Pills,
DIR. Bruce's do,
DIR. Brandreth Pills,
Rev. b. Hibbard's do,
DIR. Angles Candy Coated DO,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do,
and lots of other kinds, which you
get by calling at the Mineral Point D
Store. nearly opposite Beech's store,
Nov. Is. r. ID. pULFORl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-04
- heriH.,S Sale. Notice is

heriG's Sale. Notice is here
~ by given that ty virtue of a Fieri
Facias issued on. of the o lice of the
Clerk of the District Court in and for the
County of Iowa Territory of Wise onsin,
md TO me directed, against the goods
aid chattels, lands and tenements, of John
3. Terry and in favor of Nathan Cor
With. did on the 9th day of June A. d.
l84S, levy on all the ri ght title and inter-
st of the above named John B. Terry.
n and to the following described Real
estate viz: The east half of the south
ast quarter, and west half Of the south
vest quarter of section No. eighteen (l8)
n township No. seven ~ of range No.
one CD east of the 4th principal merid-
an, in the County of Iowa State of Wis
;onsin cbntaining one hundred and six.
y-one, and thirty-six hundredths acres.
ogether with the improvements thereun-
to belonging, which said property, l will
rxpose to sale at public venue, at the
'front.' door IF the Court House in the town
o Minera Point, County of Iowa, on
Saturday ~.e 18th day of August, A.D
lo4S, between the hours of 9 O'Clock
m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day to the
highest bidder for cash, 10 satisfy said
,rit and costs.
LEVI STERLING Sheriff.
Sherif's Office Mineral Point June %
iS4S.
-Messrs. Jones & Crawford Atty's for
Plaintiff. 81. 4