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and Miss ELIZABETH HAYMAN, " iiAN"AN
u on the 9th INST, at West Baton Rouge Mr. A ErGESE
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~, re e Po'oaer IIiH Explosion at Camden, Ma
ne Portland Advertiser con aims detailed account
o. the recent explosion of the powder mill of Sweet
" Co, at Camden, Me. Il appears that M,
James W: Walker, Elijah Loveland, and AieEa ,i,'
dIr Hopkins, were at work repairing the press
when cross-bar fell to the ground, striking Iareo
stone which supported the press. A spark was
engendered, which ignited the fine powder and
dust about the press, and communicated to a large
quantity OF dry powder in the building. This
exploded, with report heard for several miles
blowing the building to atoms. The magazine.
lew rods from the mill, containing 225 casks of
powder, then exploded the conclusion being felt
Oath, SIXTY miles distant. All the buildings for
quarter OF a mile round were more or less Injured
some being nearly destroyed. OF the mill and
magazine, with the exception of few pieces of
timber, there is not vestge to be found larpcr
man mans hand. Stones weighing two tons
were thrown to distance of fifty rods. Hopkin,
ana LoVeIand were instantly killed; Walker lived
soon after died '''' O"'
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Fg" District COurt.-Ihe of the Union Bank u.s.
buckner still going this Court, the peadngs not having
oeen completed Messrs. ROSeius, Mott and Ogden are
engaged for the plaintiff Messrg BENJAMIN and G n Unn,
for the defendant.
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TIE Pork Trads.-The Rising SIM ia, MI.
ror of the 3lst ut. says that the number Of hoo.
TO De packed IN that place. during the coming sea.
son, VIII exceed that of any previous year. One
OF the packers there has already contracted for
i&4oO head at three dollars. The Shelby (KvA
news, OF the Both, says the number of hogs in
that county, for the market this scar, will rance
about the same as of the last several years. The
price offered is 50 so gross and some sales have
been made at that
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MAyoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS, Nov. Is. 1s5n

mAIoRALIH OF NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is, 1850
OIICE IS hereby given in virtue of the above
office MONDAY, 18th Nov INST at IL 5io AZ my
e lowest Pldder the contr2c! for extending the Steamboat
Whar and building an addItiOu the same in accor.poe
Hl6 4 N ~ sesOt
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me emgrants coming in by thousands acros, the
ah put their sufterings most horrible and recital Of
he pvanons on the perfectly eclipse any thing ever
nnowe before Many Of those who had had to kin
part OF them and pack the with the meat; and those
mad mules were compelled kill and eat them ssW an
naFana who assured me that he lived mule flesh alone
ot sixteen DAYS but that is the of the story
feas many whose teams gave out Mary's had TO
& and come on loot without provisions, and when
ey arrived at the DESERT between sink of Mary and
larson river they too weak and debtated to proceed
On eif Journey and consequently, great many peribei
from hunger and thirst One who came in suffered 10
severely from the effects that kfs tongue became SO 6adI
Stg1AeR f0mplsteV fH MS BOtI and h. tars d; ~
Ell to obtain rotigtly'' ~ 80 " ms ''PS
Mn. d. concludes by advising all in ST. Louis to
remain where they are-partieularly those who are
doing even moderately well.
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me hctIoHogh MISUNDERSTANDING Paato Frank Goncf
several othes were Yesterday examined before Recorder
Genois the charge of having been concerned in ohb
NcDonosh' house after his death The Investigation which
was tedious 0ne resulted in the discharge of all but opc
VINO was committed to await trial before the First District
Eopr. fan'o was afterwards committed appear before
the same tribunal, on a charge of yagraaoy
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See Advertisements Of auction Sales on first page
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stIeG,A STEAMBOAT Fg IN
go $50 DEPARTURES. &C..

sssssaaaazsssssaas ID Il PARTUREs.
-sSs- 1@~AhaSN
.NoUembcr Steamer, Captain' go,r n..,iu,,,.
snur 49, NATcHEz NO . Lsather, O'Clock gryj gin,,
a . MVrC,,, Go'er O'Clock observation-disclosures
NAIohEI' Pierce, 10 O'Clock, ............ AlrrupL,s
" OREGON Hiern a O'Clock . 1a5J,
. q S,,IIrn 20, rover O'clock. DotaLisouUiEs
" MOHAWK Shields, O'Clock ~ 49,
" d. B. MOsBY, Kercheral, O'Clock pirt.la,.
" ANNA, Johnston, 70 O'Clock ... .,. G,.ya,,s
TEXAS, Claiborne, O'Clock. ........,., 1i,ra,J,-
" E. D. WHITE, Brady. O'Clock tyj,i,,,
" +. NJ sFRECK, streck, O'Clock .. Donai J.oasi,,.
" boswell, J. T. LaroSe, 10 O'Clock - r.
" ST CHARLES, Sutton O'Clock ............ Mob;i,
" TUsCUNBIA Cable O'Clock. . Cincinnati
JAMES MlLLNGAR, Foster, O'Clock Ci,cir,,ot1
sund, H. FLORIDA GibarsOn, H,l,y,
R. C. oGLEsBY, Kimba, o'clock ....... Red Itiper
MONROE, Gwartney, O'Clock .............. Ya.o0
Non'' IT, MONTGOMERY, Estes, o'clock. Pr1nrso
GEN TAYLOR, Trinidad, o'clock =. Doaa ,9sonpiVs
iue' w. PRINCESS NO. 3, Holmes 9 o'clock ...picks5u,g
a. rArRICk HENRY, Landry, > o'clock. Baton Roag.
M rAshoN Martin, 10 o'clock...- .Ponts a Ba,hs
' ~ cokA NO ?, Keeling, o'clock. Msmphrs
Thurs a. MARY FOLEY. DaFercs o'clock LaJoarhr
~, 90 WouDsMAN' Perroncel, O'Clock ......Red Rp~
rIly' ~ BELLE CREOLE, White, O'Clock .pickJyg
s"'r 20 mohICAN Irwin, O'Clock. .HCBphjs
H. p McNEAL, Booker O'Clock N e,qphis
sund, a. j. MoRRlsETT, Findten 10 O'Clock Atakapas
SARAH GORDON, Amslen S O'Clock ... Red Hpsr
We'd a. JAMES HEWITT Quarter, O'Clock .Hsnp6ts
AMERICA, Johnson,S O'Clock ......... Nsapiir
Uncertain ROMEO, Grconluw, O'Clock Caradc,
" ORIENTAL. Parkinson, O'Clock . Ptslt,re
" BuENA VISTA, LRnothe, o'clock St. Ioqts
" JOSIAH LAWRENCE, Carlisle. O'Clock ST. louis
sALUDh Lynn, o'clock ...............st Louis
SULTANA, Cable ST. Iou,s
" COLUMBUS, Post o'clock -.............St LoDns
ST. LOUIS Taylor, O'Clock ..............S iOuis
PACIFIC. Fihnn, o'clock Louis
" ATLANTIC, Oglesby o'clock. 81 LOuts
" sARANACK No. ?, Mcintyre, O'Clock. ST. L0uiH
PRIDE OF THE WEST Rogers, l9 O'Clock .St.Lgg,s
lRoQUols, Weymouth. o'clock .NasIrtls
GEN. LAFAYETTE Bentley, 4 o'clock. .L0uispiHs
DOVE, Smith, o'clock .LouispiNs
BusTONA Price, O'Clock ............. Louisville
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hImCrs OF War. - Letters from Buenos Ayres
dated September 3d. we learn from The ph'155,IG
pna North American, mention that the civ is fnI
OF rumors that de ,laration of war, between Rna.
nos Ayres and Brazil, is soon to take place l. pvas
not possible to trace the news to any authentic
source, though the relations of the two countries
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~ Our advertising friends earnestly requested TO
send in all advertisements intended for Monday morning
paper far practicable, during Saturday and the
earlier in the day the better will sat convenience
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16
JOHN V. CHILDS.
PRACTICAL ENGRAVER AND PRINTER.

No. Camp street,
r ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public that he prepared engraye Visiting Wedding
and Mercantile Cards, NotaaI and other Seals Steamboat
and Forwarding otamls Jewelry, Sverware Door Pate
and every thing apperainng Engraving with the utmost
neatness and dispatch EV Every description of Copper
rate Printing, Visiting and Business Cards. Bill Heals BiIs
manlike nI2 2d2g3p2yy
NDRlES-Laudingf from ships Cornelia, New
- England, NlcksLuLg. Hungarian, Trl Mountain Hems
ghre and Caroline c. Dow
RltE-6O casks New crop
MACK EREl1-45O packages Nos. l. 2 and in nbs
- halves, quarters and kits
SALMON-lOU packages, in bb halves kits and hal Es
PlCkLES-5G bis Cucumbers;
CORDI ALS-15O cases: ~ '
STRAW PAPER-lO0O reams assorted (.
SMYRNA FIGS-5OO drums;
BDLkWHEAT-15O packages;
CHEESEUO boxes English Dairy 10 casks Goshen and
- cases Pine Apple ' 1
C0mElSIi-900 boxes, drums and 5 large boxes:
uIIbR-l5O hrkns choice Goshen and Is irkins Prime
st. LOUIS: ~ '''''e
hIlkLES-l5O cases assorted (:
HERRlNG-2OO boxes large:
) ~ 30 barrels Table, in ~ h bags;
GINGLR-sJ bags fresh, Race;
PEPPER-l0O bags;
SIOT-75 kegs Drop and Buck assorted,
BRtlDhS-5 dozen;
CANTON GINGER-25 caseq.... For sale by
,,,.o ii. l.. STONE q co.
mo 70 ~ 81 and % Common st.
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SgGerings Of The Overland Emigrants.-A letter
from James L. Demier, to friend in St. Louis
dated in California thus partially describes the suf
ierings OF the emigrants across the Plains.
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Patents Lssued.-The following patents were is.
sued last week:
Furnaces for steam bO lers ' - VI Improvement IN
Richard A. Fisher of snnburv p, - To- i .
washing machines '' . "' 4 VI Improvement IN
in lime kns. 49, a. NUf improvements
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f0r ne neck ending November Is, at o'clock p ~
hlmlssons' .35SI Deaths, AZ
i,chases .26ll Deaths 10y Chora.......i
Whole number OF patients remaining gs
JUSTIN v. LOUBERE, Asst Clerk
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~ duplication will be made to the "Commcrciai
@ wa. JTieaHs " for the renewal Of ertificAte No. lsg
Hat 20 lssv Tor Ten Shares Stock Of NJ c.
hALL.-the original certificate having beep lost
Neworlsana, October 81, 1850 oor.,.s,s
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The Grand Jury.-The Grand Jury met Yesterday md
heard evidence In several cases. True found against
Henry Robinson, John Smith, William Rickett alias John
Jay and Francis Robinson separate charges of entering
houses either in the day night with intent to steal The
OIL against Jean Bauchet charged with same offence as
above was ignored also that against Jce Ramirez
charged with assault and battery with intent to commit
murder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

FIRST District COurt-Ths was engaged yesterday
IN the trial of civil No criminal matters came nm
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The Cotton and Sagar Crops on Red River.-

The Cotton and Sagar Crops on Red R1Uer.-
Extract from letter dated
'RAPIDEs, November 10, 1850
The osts October have off least twenty per cent
of the Cotton crop. Most of the planters will have finished
picking through this and Natchoches Parishes by the mdde
of November. From third half crop is the extreme
estimate. The Sugar crop turning well and in spite
OF the drought (unequaed within the memory of the planters
10 this region, the yield is very fair -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

Two men were arrested at Carlisle, Pa. for rsss.
Sank OF Pittsburg. ''anulse'urers
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SUN,DRlESS
II 10 do. ISMIPPEEEIAL do, IN eaddies;
i g: $NP@%6EF a. "a i e Boxes S61s'
g $ DO. RArsNssG: Star Sperm and AdamaOtno;
8 q Go bbs, CRANE & t tRRihkE?;y ''''
81 boxes WESTERN CHEESE;
e ksgs WESTERN BUTTER;
g bags RIO and lava COFFEE '0""''
30 boxes SOAP-variuus brands;
20 boxes LOAF SUGAR;
On o 10 6bls. CLq shed and Powdered do;
cIe aie in store and for sale by LABuZAN x co.
mo Il - Comm n street.
SUNDRIES-In store
~ TEAS Green and Back-common fine and finest.
E0FFEE-Java, Rio, Havana and Mocha;
EEHtI99Gf99LATE' BFona, and pressed Cocoa BROKERS'
PRESERVES, JelIes, Jams and Prunes;
RAlSlNS, CUTrants and Citron;
GAStSSI /, Macs Notmegs, Ginger, Pepper, etc.
MUST RID, ketChup and Sauces;
II, hi.ES, Carers, Olives, and Pie Fruit:
tRUITS-In Juice aud Brandy:
MaaNT55IkEONls yermlgeli, and Olive Oil;
OlIS-Lard and Sperm Winter strained
BbCkWMEAT FLOUR, Pearl Barley and Sage;
RAGkERS-Ass9rted kinds and Fresh:
LANE Tongues, Bacon and Rice;
HITTER, I4arl. Cheese and Fish
Assorted LIQUORS and VINES ~ ''''''
SCOTCH ALE, London Porter;
TABLE SALT, Starch and SOapz:
tlRE OK AtkERS, Brooms and MATS
ni 8a It Or ''tf HAR RfI9Eg7 2t sc
WNDOW GLAss-2O0O Boxes Window Glass assorted ,izs,
an lua,ss ATE offered for sale prices than before
'Kanne' and inquire the price before purch lsing
%, NATHAN JARVIS e. CO.,
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T hhi l-S--lD Kegs, IN prime order.
MO A. COCHRAN * CO. q TGhoumiouIag 81,
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WINDO" GLAsS-2O0 Boxes Window Glass assorted ,ige,
anl Qualities ate offered for sale prices than before
sold IN New Orleans Blu er Dealer. are invited IN
examine, and inquire the price before purchasing. "
a, NATHAN JARVIS e. CO.,
w Inrmgr Of Mlgal.n. LLlL nnnnr strna.-
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS-Te 6e,,,ooI, NJ
a kendals Biloxi Fire Brick cost 49, and tho Eootob
Fire Brick cost $35, branded GarnkTk - ~ 's N0O'0'
49,, go .eeds's Foundry, August 3 1850
Al the reQuoPt Of Mr., Kenaa we nut into our furnace in
winch We mel ron one Of Mr. Kendas brick with one Of
the Lesl Scotch Fire Brick. The Scotch k n,asd
slightly Mr. kendalsnot all neither broken or cracked.
We filing Planters orders and warrantlnG our brc tn
stand hre y - and the cartsge. WIN. Il EAGER
au' 4dnu Agent Biloxi Steam Brick WrrFe
ERAPES-jO KEYS, in nrim,. ,,r,jrr
u nlR A F ENCLl2 4 " I. -. n- ur
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We cheeriuuy recommend to the several editors
OF the Delta not to shoot so wildly as to make one
OF their articles of one day clash with those of
another. 1t is calculated to cause some suspicion
us to their sincerity. In their number of the 18th
instant we find the following
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
Esrooss. Sweeps clean

THE undersigned has recently opened an assort-
Il ment of FAMILY GROCERIES, Candies,
Fruits, Nuts, Oysters, Cakes, Pies, Tarts. with a
variety Of cooling, Temperance drinks; all Of
which he wants TO sell and intends to offer them
at such pricss as he believes will insure him a
share of the patronage of liberal public
lie also will be willing at all times 10 try his
hand at ms old business of Tailoring and viii use
his best efforts TO please by making neat fits and
good work at the shortest possible notice.
lie will cut all kinds of garments in his best
style, whether he is allowed to make them or not
Please give me call at one door above Colonel
Nicholss, corner on High Street, Mineral Point,
JAMES T. PRYOR
have three sets Splendid Buggy Harness. l
viii sell low for cash
43 If T. T. p
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
REMOVAL.
TAILORING.

THE Subscriber has removed his Shop to the
L old and we'll known stand OF GEoRGE HARDY,
on High Street. where he viii be in readiness at
all times to do any work in his line that may be
called for.
Having made arrangements with Philade phia
House for the latest fashions he will at all times
be enabled TO secure them at the earliest day. and
latters himself that all who fit to give him a
call win be satisfied with his work and prices.
HENRY PRICE.
Mineral Point, March 2Sth, 1880.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
PROTECTION.
FIRE 6 MARINE
.NSU2AMOLN OGZLP ANE
Hartford, Conn.
Capital Stock, S300.000.

T0HE undersigned Agent of this old and well
L known company Is fully authorized TO insure
Dwellings, Stores, Hotels, Ware Houses, Mills,
Manufactures, Barns. &c. &c.
ALSO-Household Furniture and Goods. Ware
and Merchandise contained or stored therein a.
gainst loss or damage by FIRE.
ALSO-Dry Goods, Groceries, Manufactured
Goods. Produce, Household Furniture, Live Stock
and every other description OF Merchandise or
Personal Property. shipped or TO be shipped per
good Steamboat. or boats to and from points on
the Western waters. or between Eastern cities via
Lakes or o,her inland routel andany towns IN the
Western country against the hazards OF INLAND
TRANSPORTATION
ALSO-Shipments of Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandize per good vessel or vessels, between New
Orleans and Eastern PoUts-bebveenN New Orleans
and all Gulf ports-between all American ports
or to any maritime port whatsoever in the Allan
tie waters, against the PERILS OF THE SEAS.
For terms OF Insurance-and further iniorma-
ton apply to
ALBERT W. PARIS, .4renf.
Mineral Point, June oath 1880. IS TT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
Public .E0g5Ce.

a IL persons are hereby notified not to tres
IA pass, mine, OF dig upon the following lands
without the written consent or permission of the
owner.-East J OF y W ] Sec. s, Township 5,
Range Last.
.4LSO, T / Of T ] Sec 6, Township 4,
Range East, without the written consent of the
owner, or JOHN AUSGROFE. .4gcat.
And further notice IS hereby given. that I for
bid any and all persons from GUying or removing
any Lead or other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above.
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Oct 9th. ISIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
NOTICE

~ IL indebted to the estate Of Orrn J. Minor,
~ deceased, are requested. 50 as TO avoid ex-
pense. TO make immediate payment, as the looks
and bills due TO Jhe estate VIII in short time be
placed into the h5nds u a Lawyer for collection.
any payments tan BE made to Mrs. Minor.
LOUISA MINOR. Admx.
EBENEZ n WILLIAMS Admir-.
Mineral Point septTIS. 1880. IS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27

ne is now openn z
oppositethe Court
Point. He would
form all persons
sionto use such ar
may find at his IS
argestand best as
and Hediriucs 10
ofthe Lakes.aliof
warrant 10 be per
good q: having pur
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
Tailoring. Tailoring! :.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

THE Subscribers having formed copartnership
4 in the Tailoring business. under the firm Of
JOINS & EVANS, and opened a new shop on Main
Street next door west of Sheperd and Bonnells Tin
Shop, would respectfully say to the citizens OF
Mineral Point and vicinity, that they are ready
do any jobs in their line in the most fashionable
style and on accommodating terms. With an ear
nest desire to DO all in their power to please those
who may favor them with work, they solicit share
of the public patronage.
Cutting done at all times and warranted to fit i
properly made up.
Please give US call.
THOMAS JOHNS,
JAMES EVANS
Mineral Point March lst $50 nj If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
AsI,salasIsli,ator,s sale.

R4 Virtue Of a license, granted by the
: - Hon. Parley Eafen, Judge Of the County
Court, IN and fof Iowa County, State Of Wis
consin, on the sIh dav of OctoberA. ID. 1850.
between the hours Of Q o'clock. A. H.. and 4
o'clock p. NJ, At the Tavern Of Matthew kel-
ly, IN the town Of Porter's Grove, Iowa Coun-
ty, will be sold ,:at Public Vendue, the follow
ing described RIAL Estate (being of the Es-
tate of Isaac Williams deceased,) viz: The
\. J.. IA of the \. L. Little 5. J Of the
n. 4. ii and the \ w. II of the n. f. ii
of section No. two e. the S. W. IA Of the
S. +. Ii, and the ). E. II of the +. Ia of
section No. thirty-five (35) in Township No.
FIVE, (5) north Of Range No. four, East. Ghe
above lands are well selected for farming pur-
poses and contain some valuable Improvements
They will be scad st bject to mortgage for
eight hundred dollars
JOHN w. JONES,
CATEIARINE JONES.
Administrator and admins
tFairix of the Estate Of
Sept Ii, 1880, Isaac Williams, deceased.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27

Dated SEPT. 18th. 1850 [4s] County Judge
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27

And further notice IS hereby given. that I forbid
any and all persons from buying or removing any
Lead or other ores from the above described Land
without my written permission.
GEORGE MESSERSAGTTH. .4yeat
Dodgeville Iowa County, Wis.
Sent > Ist. 1917 E-f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

wv HEREAS, Charles Hart, by deed dat
" ed October 3oth, 1919, which said
deed IS recorded IN the Registers Office Of
Iowa county, Wisconsin,, in vol. third of
mortgages, pages Gel and COZ, conveyed
David A. Faircaild als the right, title and in
terest which the saIa Charles Hart had o.
might afterwards acqsire in and to the follow
ing described lands sisuate lying and being in
the county Of Iowa and State Of Wisconsin
which are known and designated as the
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section fourteen (I4.) the southwest quarter
OF the northwest quarter and the south half
Of the southwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of the SOUTHEAST quarter of section
twelve (I2,) and als1 the northwest quarter
of the northeast quarter and the northeast
quarter of the nGrth-Hest quarter aud north
west quarter Of the northwest quarter Of sec
ton thirteen 80 ali in town four a. range
FIVE o. east, w8ich said land was conveyed
to said David A. Fatrchild in trust to secure
the payment to S. ). Merrill & Company,
of a promissOEy note herein described
fol the sum Of seventeen hundred thirty
seven dollars ard tls4Fty cents; and lChsreas
she said note is due .2nd the sum of fifteen
hundred thirty-scven dollars and thirty cents
and interest still re,Aains unpaid. | will on
the 18th dav 81 >ertamber. 1880. betv-ecs
.e hours Of 10 o clors b. = f1roaoca a41 )
O'Clock in the a.teres0n Of that day. at the
front door Of the c@urt house in Mineral
Point, sell TO the highest bidder, for ready
money. the abave described premises. to sat
isfy said note. interest and the expenses Of
this trust, aud Viii Ola said sale, by virtue of
the power IN me ves.ai Ia said deed. execute
to tie purchase 5r purchasers. a deed or deeds
for the title that may she in me as trustee. as
aforesaid !. A. FAIRCHILp.
August 7th 1850. 41-Gw
PARLEY EAT y. Att'y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
For the Removal and Permanent CgFe Of all
NERVOUS DISEASES,

And Of those plants which ere c7uss '.v an im-
paired IS eakeHed ar ua.e.tlthy condition "i che
NE OUS 4 = -
This beautiful and c07vcaiaut arpitcotioa e t.a
ms steriaus pas.t~1 cf siAt.Ft>lSAi aa4 MAGNET
ISM. has bccu rrooouuce3 hs distinguished F'fyFf-
clans, both Europe end the United >is7, % le che
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-09-27
go ghe Il (sEfgeS.
Earais K'Os. Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale the Southwest
i quarter OF section p, Town 6, Range 4, East,
known as the MetcalfFarm. Containing 100 acres)
on which there Is a double Log House, a frame
barn and so acres enclosed 40 Of which Is broke
up and under cultivation. a never falling spring
near the house and barn. The road leading from
Mineral Point and Dodgeville to Madison, passes
between the barn and field For farming and d 2
ging purposes is not surpassed, it IS part Timber
and the balance Prairie, and for any person who
wishes TO keep house Of Entertainment it Is as
good a situation as there IS between Dodgeville
and Madison. For further particulars enquire OF
the subscriber al the Bar boo, in Sau}l County. Or
of JOHN BRACKEN Mineral Point
JOHN METCALF.
Ianuarv I'll $50 LII