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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26

C. The Peoples Friend states that James M Mano-
N.Y. of Covngton is of the luckiest of the Caor-
mia adyenturers. He will be back with fifteen
thousand dollars Of gold the result Of his abors in that
couRtry He struck a vein which yielded about a hun
dred dollars a day-one Of the best in California.
The secret of his great success was this: On his
rival in California, lac fell in company with old
a Frenchman--who was sick He remained with the
old man. and administered his wants, until he regain
ed bis health, notwithstanding Mr.. M Manomy's CON-
panions laughed at his folly for letting his sympathes
his love of gain, and pushed Tor the gold
Mines The Frenchman had long been in Ca lornia and
knew Of the best gold leads in the State. he on
bis way 10 work one of the finest when taken sick
When he regained his health, he took Mr.. NJ with him
his placer and shared It's proceeds with him, which
resulted in the acquisition Of the above handsome
He deserved il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26
constitutional Convention.

SATURDAY, December 81, 1S50-The Convention was
opened by PRAYER by the Rev. Mr. Mills.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Convention commu-
nicaton from the Auditor of State containing an alb
.trac Of the expenses Of Circuit and Probate Courts
chageae upon the respective county treasures for the
the State, except Blackboard Crawford, Elkhart, and
Posey, from which there has been no return
In the Sc counties reported the ootngs of the table
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26

1 The Canneton Economist speaking of the arrival at
that place Of lot of Yankee girls says 13S to be
employed operatives in factory, when it shall get
under way. large proportion of these young la
dies whose cheeks the bloom Of health is seen, and
some Of them, we think, might be allowed to dispute
the palm of beauty with the bellies of all Hooserdom
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26

Hr Pow (Abo.) from the Commitle on Federal Rea-
tions, made the following report:
Resored That Senators in Congress be instructed
and our Repesentives be request cd all honorable
TO obtain Immediate repeal of tho OF Con-
gress usually styled the Fugitive Slave Law" APP
proved Sept IS, 1850
Resoired, That the Governor Of the State of Ohio be
requested TO transmit each Of Senators and Rep
rescatativcs in Congress. copy of the above resou-
tons
Mr. Ward moved that the resolutions be laid on the
table-the yeas and nays demanded and resulted
as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, Baker, Battele, Bennett,
BigeOw, Bishop, Blackburn. Bennett, bushnell, Carr
Cochran, Colburn, Cook, Davidson Decker, Deming,
Dodds of Montgomery, Eaton, Fee Finch, Frazier,
Glcrest, Glasso, Crimes Hurlaa, Ili, James, John
of Jefferson, Kryder, Monroe, Okey, Schn Shook
Steednan, Ward, Wilson OF Wayne-3s
NAYs.-BRADLEY, Bundy Cherington, Code, Condt,
DOdds of Warren, Farehild Hays, Johnson Of Medina
Keen, KENT, Lcnor. March, Mayo, Mitchell, Morgan
Mccall, Mckee, PLUMB, Pow, Pratt Rarnage Rayburn
Smith OF Adams, Smith of Cermont Thomas of Preble
Thompson. Trip, Van Vorhss, Williams, WILLIAMSON,
" ,lson of Wood, and SPEAKER-33.
IKhigs designated by Italics Democrats by Ro-
man letter, and AbolitioDists by SMALL CAPS. We
think the committee Federal Relations can afford a
ter that vote, to adjourn sine die ]-Cin. Eng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26

y Dent forget the Firemsns' Fair.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26

The Washington Union of the 18th inst, has an ad-
mrale article President Simpson and his gher law
from which we extract the following:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-26
Ohio Legislature.

IxDlANAPoLIs, Dee. %, 1850.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
For saEP.

= ANDS AND TOWN LOTS.-The under
Il signed offers ioI sale The following tracts OF
'nd and Town Lots-ihc same being the estate
Nicholas Curry, dcCeas ed--or 80 much a. Wjil
~ eli all debts and demands against SAID estate
he undivided halt OF the northeast quarter
The Southwest quarter and the east hal. OF
r. northwest quarter OF section tWenty-four
~ 30" n five 90 north of range two @ east
q the following ia the village Of Mineral
, mt:
Inc undivided one-fonrth of lot one hundred
q seventy-nne. which the Brewery stands.
= oHe-:ouTih OF one hundred .cet front Of lot
d" hundred and twenty-five (t22) and one hun
~ 'eet front of lot two hundred and thirteen
49, and ihree-eighlhs al the south part OF lot
six t5G.) known a. The 1hrasher and Nc
-ht Buildings. north part OF lot thirty-one
- and the undivided bali OF ont lois TWO hun
rcd and seveury-tve (273.) aud two hundred and
eHty-sIX (>zd.) and out lots eighry-Six $50
-hty-seven go aud eighty-eishr (ss.) and
81" an equitable right 10 lot one hundred and ten
lo)-ali the said lands being in Iowa county.
]. TYACK. Administrator
nal Point. Nov -. 1880 44-3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
To Who /.
Twas a cold autumnal night,

Twas cold aulumnal night,
a dismal one 10 view:
DARK clouds obscured lair Venus light,
4 not star appeared in sight,
IS the ih.cl :orcs, through.
tlucg u~--aS usual-tiue.
Beat hoHewafd, Tao NIng Ter and right;
haeI- all al once lac brought up night
.4saiIs an old dc al yew,
~ ". ich he .rnun Ted to-
hi 5 ua ING Oft a. n 10 eight,
SAID with an oath ! SIAN nd e.
- IN e nal scomsJiel YOU
Llsh,-,nd III i.c, you. b. &c, or whiter
JAS then 40 we him iex
III o 81. VII ca on branch did light,
4 !c~ ieeG a. ef the TO u whit.
Ind then commenced rc-wHo-
In-wdo-Tc- wmo-Iu wani
Quo Nussins-' on you think Ia fright
Il fellow Of my We.shT and ne:GLt,
Win your 10 wHo-TEk-@HO,
Hou cursed hugaboo.-
IN ii you re Be,zrbuh, II : quite
On necessary you should list;t-
For MGggiuS ain YOUR 'dIe;
For money matters are ALL RIGHT-
The Printer paid uI,-doNoH BRIGurr
HhereaJ the owl Withdrew;
.4nG MugglnS N zzled ton;
Bat there are other eli ps who m Chr
Be ought out late some disss 1 II shr,
tho harat pald trh a 5 due!
They know Tn-wHn-io WHO!
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
TIE MllLS.

In our last number alluded to the fact of
the arrangement of the eastern mails for this
place. Through the efforts Of our accommo-
dating and excellent Post Master the mischief
has been discovered, and we trust that after
this will not soon again occur. The follow
ing letter from the Post Master at Chicago, to
the Post Master Of this place, explains the
whole matter.
From that it would seem that the creature
who dishonors the public service by holding
the off e Of Post VI tSter at Beloit, j. the viii
lain who subjected or business community TO
SO much embarrassment during the last month.
When the sc"undrel Informed the Post Mas
tpI that new route had been established from
BeoIt To this place that would facilitate the
transmission OF mails that way and enable Us
10 receive our mil matter Sooner than by the
usual mail route. he knew that he WIS lying,
and practising d fraud upon this town. He
knew that when one mail arrived at his office
it would there lie dead for one week waiting
10 be Transmitted by the weekly one horse
Ill ON there this place. The last mail
from there brought accunul alton of one
weeks mails from the Beloit office
greatly mistake the chlractor of our
present efficient Post Mister General if he
does not put it out OF the power OF this Beloit
H. VI - practice any more experiments upon
the public
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
COMMISSIONERS. NOTTcr

-lNrO ICE Is hereby giten 70 an person, t,,-.
- clIims against the estate az homl> F.,7
late OF Iowa couu y deceas ed. that lie ,.rer.r.
have been appointed Commissioners 10 r,rl...
examine. adjust and allo,v all clam, of al. .,-
sons against said estate. and that ye 3, on NEE.
he office Of Auiasa Coho- Esq AZ Fran,fs ~
the 7th day OF Decenlber A ID 1886. az 'i, h5.-
Of CLOGS A II, Tor The Turrose O. dectar-.
.ng the duties OF our said Office. when and ,.4a,
all claims against the estate OF said Geccls,t. r
be- pre- en- ed Tor allowance
+. e. GOOp. ELL. GEORGE { UCrcu
and AMA-A COBB o1,.,,asr... -.
Frrn In. AS Nct fG 1850 r-I.t
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

W., The undersigned. having been appointed
~ by the Hon. Farley Eaton. Judge OF Pro.
pate IN and for the county o. Iowa state of Wis
'''n~ln. Commissioners TO receive examine and
Just all claims and demands against the estate
- Thomas >turgiAer dece i>ed late OF said coun-
y: ais" to receive and examine all claims exhIb-
ited IN Offset thereto; and months from the
18th day OF October $50 being the time limited
10y the judge OF said court Tor the creditors TO
e-s.ui their claims against sad estate we do
hereby gl,s nn-ice :..at Vll attend 10 the b,
mess OF SAID appointment al The office OF The
clerk Of the circuit court OF Iowa county in the
town OF Mineral Point, the following DAYS. VIZ.
on Tuesdays December : lst and 2eth. 1850. and
on tuesday January Ith. 1851.
JOHN WHIFELAWO
JAMES HUTCBI ON, { Commissioners
10. IAH 1YACk (4.-awl
Mineral Point, Nov I4th, 1850,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

SVfOTICE is hereby given 10 all personnel.
III claims against the e,tde OF N.cb,r,. -
mey, late OF Iowa county. deceased. Thar - ''''
dersgned have been appointed hy the Hor---1.
Probate Court OF said county. Conn. --.-
with full power 10 receive. anime ami -.
claims and demands OF ali persons against ~
ceased: and that We viii meet tor Tie uurpr.o i.
dI>chargins the dulles OF the sad Office at fse ~
fee Of Amasa Cobb Es4, AT Fransla. il SAL
county. on the I'd day OF Iecernber. n ~
Al the hour OF o clock, A VI atvl.= eh nm
place all such claims and demand, ma, H.. - -.9
scented for allowance t~
HUGH McCRACKEN. NUCIT3rr s.,
GOVERN. G. -. CRAY-Casgj,-.. -
Franklin Iowa Co Wis Ger Is. l>-. -.s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21

MINI IMPROVEMENTS steam Ell
CINE has been taken from the gr.st mill
Of Cole \ Co. in this VILLAGE the propel
ling power now being water To obtain
this race had been cnt from the mill to
the Vulcan furnace, some 30 or 80 rods
where it unites with the old flume Two
additional run of stone are now being
added to the mil making four in all
This increase of the milling facilities of
our village viii add 10 the Importance of
this point. as wheat market Water
torn Chy0n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
Half Nhert-Tlie Reason.

We onght perhaps to offer an apology to
those of our readers " no are not In arrears up
on our subscription list. for the issue Of but n
half sheet this week. Gu excuse is simply
this; We are out Of paper. and have not been
able IL raise the means for purchasing more.
We have a large amount due subscfip-
tion fer 4 lvertising. b work, Election priI-
ting. &c. but so long a our funds remain in
the hands Of others. !; Is impossible for US To
u-e hem or the purchase f paper Nc. NJ
o E those indebted 10 u viii see the neceS-
sIly Of an immediate settlement Those of
course with whom we have different under
standIng. will not consider these remarks ia
any way applying to them.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
EISfs-GS .SnfiCP.

Came TO The eictosure Of tie unfnNgned,
y Ming near otter Creek. IN the town Of
IL highland. iowa county. on or about tie
-t>I day OF October. A u. 1880, a Briudle Ok,
'bou' seven wears old had a ring and : APPLE IN
gAt hon; no o-hcr mArSs or brands prrce,able
he same has been ta>en up by me. and tie ncI
requested 10 prove property. pay CHARGE. and
e hjm away. JONATHAN WHITE.
tirTcf Cree W $ Oct -. 1881 "a 5-IW
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
MARSHAL SALE

NOTICE Is hereby given that hy W.T.
ct a HriI of fferi FaeIas ISSUED out %
United States istrict curt for The ~.
Of ;, isc"nSin and tn me directed dgaIn''
goods. am chattals. lands, aud teue"ti y
Sias Nilts. and IN favor of the nIied :.
] did on the 25th day of September A. u.
levy on all the right title aud interest 4
said $ilaS ~ lids uf IN and To- the said j..
ing tracts of lands aud fowH lots. 10 "'
north east quarter Of section No. twenty
and the east half Of the south east iu@
section No. seventeen tl7) IN tI"uSH'I
SIX 81 north Of range No. three ~ ea7'
also his right. title, claim. and inieies'
and To the follow ing town lois ln ne ...
Dod9evIlie 10 wit. lot number one L "
number eighteen 49, IN Wilson's adl.-. 81,
SAID town. and lot number two ~ ~ ii.
number sixteen tI6) as per plat Of = ..s
Comfort. hIch said lands aud town
situated IN the Coun V of Iowa ana Ii
W iSc"nSir, all IF which | will eXp"s1 VIZ
at public cutlery Al the front door oi ''
House at Mineral Point in said col',
monday the 18th dat of NoveiHhtl
1850 he ween the hours of 10 0'cl0cA ..
and n'cl"ck +. NJ Of said day, To- y"
est and best bidder for cash 10 sauS''
wit and COS 5.
l.. n. Cotton
Us Marshal DisL O"'
By GEoaGs MEss RsM Tt
Deputy p0rShak loWa Lo"Iy
DodgevilIe. Iowa o "a
4st Sept 25ih l'''
-----~~--~-->-~>~~~--> =,
r lNSEED OIL--5 bbls OF Linseea Ks
- sale by THEO k0DON'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
View
View
STOVE AND TIN SHOP.

STOVE AND TIN SHOP
Opposite Tiriu~ r Da-sys Old Store
Nyav LINTON MS just orened Tin hon
~ Al 2h. above named pltee whore he viii
be prepared a. all times 70 dc anv work IN lie
line of Tin, Copper >heet-Iron. >tnye or Casting
business, a. good terms ~ he done at any
Shop tz the Hest
In connection with this cStab. @hulent i n good
a.-- q <= $50
Where al kinds Of
Casting can &c had on Short Nofice
lie a,< on hand At this time good variety Of
parioF Box and Cooking Stoves, of the most an
proved patterns
Please call and examine stoc- and v,riccs before
purchasing elsewhere
job work done ~ al times On short notice.
Mineral Point Nov. 20, 1880. l44l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We the undersigned having been appointed
by the Hon. Farley Eaton Judge Of ba,e
for the County of Iowa and State # Wisc,r.
sin commissioners To- rpcrlve examine and an.
inst all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate nf David Ross late f said
county and also all claims and demands ex.
hIbited ln effect thereto, and six months from
the i6ih day cf September 1850 having been
the time limited ny said court for creditors %
present iheIr claims against said estate, We
DO therefore hereby give notice that we WIIl
attend 10 the business nf our said appointment
AT the office of the Clerk of tie circuit c..-faf
said county in Mineral oint on ,he l-th iay
Of November and also on the % and 3g;h
days OF Deoe nher 1850
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21

-NroilCE IS hereby givcn To All persons lawn,
- claims against the estate OF Francs IIr
late OF Iowa county. deceased. that She l.n.ir.
signed have been appointed Commissioners Is \.
ceive. exam ne ADJUST and allow all clurIs sri
demands against sand estate and that ve,,. l nst.
Al the Office OF Auiasa Cobb tsq- al Fran. In 4
said county on The 9Th 'iay 81 } ecemler 4 D
1900 al the hour 81 O clock, A " ;or tle.H>.
charge OF the dU;irs OF Their said office ~ ..5.s-t
where all claims against the estate oil sad =.
ceased Hlay be presented .or allowance
+. b. GOOD ELL. II. McCRACKEN. Ana
{. &. RDpDLF-t commissioners
Franklin, Wis Oct If. 1880. r5I.f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
uAeH Up

FOf The subscriber. near Dodgesille Dark
- Sorrel MARE COLT. two years old last
P ing. >he has small vh.te strip the leit
side OF her iace. running 10 Inc nose. No other
marks. The owner = requested 10 call. pro, t
property, pay charges. and IA e her away
RICHARD MOON.
Dodgeyille Nov :, $50 a-4w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
Taken Ees

sspY the subscriber, residing near Darrell Town.
- on tie l4:A OF October Fed Heier With
star IN The forehead. white spot on the near flank
also SIN I'll White spot behind The iote shoulder.
'ut a good oe4l Of white on the belly one short
holm. W J NiIiCHtLL
Nov 5;h, 1850. T4.-.ius
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21

Oua PRosP CTs.-Fhe present prospect Of
having canal around this portage. has de
lighted the people here. n place on all our
e ieneive lake coast " Ill be mn benefited 10y
this measure than Detroit aud Cleveland. TO
be- well satisfied Of This, a person must be
present "a see the immense supplies from
those places, constantly unloading aud eship-
ping here.
The old AJAX Of Lake superior. the steam
er Independence. took. ddv heflre yesterday
21Ou barrels bulk. of ali kinds Of freight, for
the mines above.
It ! el,ll 10 4 museum, 70 pass over the
docks IT TIE unloading nf a stpa ner from be-
low. You see almost every article that vas
ever on board ship.
W. We6e standing on long box. in he
midst # the freight. examining the variety
Of Articles. when a noise proceeding II iu the
box. which indicated 4 new ~pec,-s of = II :
going Lake Superior. 1t he1ng b x of live
geese. who SEEMED fully determined to let
thris arrival he known
The amount rf flour. pork hams. butter.
cheese dried apples. sugar. tea. and every
article to sustain life. that psases this point
every week eNcerds belief. rhe hrsnaud
rrvt summer. viii be greatly Increased.
+ and must give encouragement Ia flrhrrS he
low. We say to this noble. class &c men,
speed the pillow. the Upper l. X. trade viii
Insure you good mlrkrt.-L1he Superior
JoiIrfqL
\ M3Sr HORRIBLE SUIciDE-W lru :
PAIR or Tones A man named Hayaes
one Of the civ marshals of Brooklyn y
/ y committed suicide on Frida, evening.
4 Isl INST by tirust:ng a pair Of FIRE tnpgs
down his throat. which tore his ralrtc in
a most horrid manner ami caused lin
germ. torture in wiici state he caEtin.
ned until ; CLOCK GA SATURDAY, mpraing
when &c died Tie deceased was nd ct
Cd To- nab IS OF inte.noerapce which dur
ing tie past moi.th, ap3ea-cd t. have OBJ
tlinel an almost re>issleSs sway and on
the evening in question, while laboring
under the excitement of d.lirjpm trcmeus
+ he requested his wife 10 e. ard ret lin a
+ pair Of ton-s which sic had no sonuer
done than he began - ,erl, To thrust t EN-
DOWN h tn a in tie ma4ucr desc. bed
The porr wif: screlmei and endenyo-ed
t wt'id aw them. when the inEuriated
man commenced beating taem upon her
back with great violence S.ie then ran
down stairs with the intention of calling
/ help and while Nb,sat MIR Haynes sue
+ ceeded in accomplishing his purpose and
although medical AID w@s Immediately
procured not all their skill combined
could save him
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
LeGIJ at @eTG5Sg WUgWt8.
TAX NOTICE
Office of tie Board of Supervisors,

MINERAL PoiSr, Oct. |. 1880.
NOTICE rs hereby giren that the following
" described Lauds aud Town Lots, sold
n April, A. ID. 1918. for the unpaid taxes OF
the year 1877. reE:ain unredeemed In the Of
fee of the Jerk of the Board Of Supervisors
OF the county of Iowa and State of W i>consIn.
Now. therefore, unless the taxes, lnieTes
and charges due upon the travis hereinafter
described be paid on or before the thirteenth
NY OF April, A. ID. 1851. the said lands and
town lots " i'll br forfeited and deeds Will be
granted TO the purchaser for the same
THOS. =. ALLEN.
Clerk BID gf Supervisors, io'oa 60. Ills.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
WRITTEN BIZ THOMAS VANCE, on THE DEATH OF
HIS SON, JAMES l.. VANCE

My son! is this thy resting placer
And do st thou lie below the sod,
While | am left Thy loss 20 mourn,
And feel the sorrow OF The rod
All! yes, my father. Thou were't dear,
But God did ca and did hear
Yielded my body TO tie gr5ae-
Ny soul returned to God Who gave
Well, nov, my son, since thou art gone,
find am lelt thy loss 10 mourn,
Sleep on white Till thou SHALL hear
The trump Of Gabriel with thine ear;
Then you and again shall meet,
ind val IN love the Golden ,Ieet,
No more TO wipe the parting tear,
Nor death nor sorrow ever ear
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21

TRADE WITH CHILL-A proclamation
tas been issued by President Fillmore
declaring that as the CHILEAN government
has removed the discriminating duties Of
tonnage and imposts levied in the ports
of that country. on vessels from the L.
5. the same shall be reeiprocated by the
United States. as far as respects the yes
sells Of Chill. and the produce manufac-
lures aud merchandise, imported into the
United States. az the S,1n5e from Chill.
and from any other foreign country W, at
ever
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
r II r = T. IL

[SrHO are indebted for Goods from the Store
~ heretofore occupied 10y JOHN CARTER
re requested TO call and settle immediately with
BEECH x TILLEY
Sept %. $3.50. 10
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
STRAYS

TAKEN UP, on the 9TH inst. three miles
southwest o. Mineral Point Iowa county. Wis
consin, BY the subscriber, LARK Gray Mare with
her hinder ierlocNs White. dark name and tail:
raising ihree wears old
tine Iron Cry MGrs with one foremost feilock
white and one hinder white also star in the lore
head. little White on the nose yellow name and
black tail: raising three years old
One lay HJrse. age. with biaise in the
forehead. with main and tail black, and black iet
locks. some sorrel hairs with white hinder f. e
iror the gambrel. yellow name and tail raising
three years old--Ihe owner OF owners are re
quested 10 come forward. prove property, pay
charges. and take them away
JOHN CULLEN.
M'nerai Point. November 9th, 1850 3-4w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
TIhEN Up

BY the subscriber in the town Of Miffiina Bay
Mare Colt. about Two years old. he has a lar g
star IN her forehead. and l. OF a small size she
has been about my premises since way last. The
owner is requested TO call. prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
JOHN D-4ETS
; miles south of Miffin. Nov 20. 1850. I4v4s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
) T. II i \ l. ID i!

e on the sub>crib IN Mineral Point. dur
- my the past umner : dark brndle ST. .8R.
Ih broad horus tie u42 = hole at the RICH; ear,
.id sit in the let; a. tefween 8 and years
ID ould weigh about 4uu lbs ANY person g,v-
= ln'ormation respecting sad s'eir shall be lib
lily rewarded JOHN NAILI..
Cct. 81. So Nm NearI Mu,1rnAe t-nrnace-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-21
7 IiE I Il | B i \ L
Mineral Point, November 81, 1850.

o. Don't forget the School Celebration
thI, afternonn.