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The body Of the leather pouchs. good and sub
than smaller ,. oaaes. 70 The
The bottom and nap 70 sa De secured with the Ss
h canvass pouches are to be made dens.
10 resist was pouches in use for the mail
HORSE MAIL BAGS, IN SADDLE pAas roKs)
Body 40 inches long and 40 inches in circumference
sse Body ~ niche. and 81 inches in circumference
Ends or bottoms Of size No, !, Y BY q inches
Do 30 90 90 No. sioSyS Do ,,
square Wen strongly .sxsd or II rv
The horse mail bag. are to Ie made OF the same
..H DROP LETTER POUCHES, (wIru rooKEr)
Size % inches length and Do inches circumference
for . IN ss a WIN M
and relative value aud adaptation die service as well
he safS ss. SSs VI" 's
EXPENSE Boston New York and Buffalo,
New York Philadephia and Pshar pe"nsyyana BaimoIe
con, Georgia Huntsvir Alabama New Orleans Louisiana
Louis Missouri in proportions depart
msnt may where they are 70 BE- ng AND
cmens or standard bags ,.,.,..,..
o. sacn ane,e a o ae % % vens y IF he
"nS sns a % @ neso
The specimens must be delivered at
ss day Of April next and WILL in connexion with the proposals.
form The basis o be
The bidder or bidders chosen required give bop
sufficient certified by the postmaster the place
they resde OF money double the amount
contract faithful performance OF the obligations entered
into.
been suggested by oe1ps,ienes and Others
first above described (of Nus
invited for bags constructed accordingly with the add
handle the mouth the bottom OF each
bidders number mail
which win probably required the number, kinds, and
bags during year
July Is49, 3O June, 1885, given follows
1852 No ss No 776 No 3 547 No. and go No pouches
254 No. /, bags 6575 1,
SIS No 2, and 274 No common eanpass bags.
proposals should "Proposa Mail Bags
and be addressed the "Fostmdsier General"
Dec27 N. X. HALL, Postmaster General
DENsION General Agency.-GEo. c. AMES, having
resigned The office which he held in the bureau OF the Commis
Pensions the associated with him
Tuiy Wise, prosecution
and officers and soldiers of the Vir
rendered
oftbe Mexican under
lsIa and several Indian i7soa
which adjusted Pension Office. His with
Pension Bureau which have been devoted e1cu
vey the examination and Of claims
law
with all the procedure, with
principles
each Of the repositories of evidence and with
collateral information relating thereto calculated
the Of their rights and which acquired
Geo c. Ames FULLY Wise also established general
claims OF
before either OF the
board commissioners, before Congress
general agency will the of Hon. Henry
A. WISE Virginia. who will be responsible for
the hnes and efficiency OF their tie will his
sona attention Washington from 10 ume his services
be required.
Addressed Geo c. Amss Tuly Wise, washnson d. c.
Nov N-eodl wA w3m'
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WIN. n. n. CROSS,
Attorney and Cou~seior at Ian,
Washington City, D, c.,
Pracscs Columbia will attend
debts ctsiu,s
lately passed Once in the City Hsii Ia .t ""#tl
3-u .@t.tt,I
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John X. Martin.
General Asenf for C1air,nnfs,
Once flor the presently No Law Building, Richmond
NJ will prosecute with promptude kind Of against
- the State Of Virginia, United
Of the against individuals
pensions three months pay back bounty lands all
Chains arising ofshc Of 1879, the
He
years and possesses facilities for the Of claims which
enjoyed by few.
All (post paid addressed him.
Washington city, will receive immediate
Ne Kind permission following gentlemen
them Hon. James NJ Mason NJ. T. Hunter United
Senate Hon Jas A. Seldom, r. X Meade, Tho. hv.r.n A.
Holaday Pauus Powell Thos Docock, Richard Parker,
Edmundson Y. McMuiien House Representative.
Hon. John Mason, Bots Lyons. esq
Richmond -
Hon g. Hobbie A.ssan, Postmaster General,
Richie, Washington City.
Oct 5-d2w Aw3m
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John M. McCALI4A. late SECOND Auditor
before Congress, the departments In the
military accounts, and nsency business generally
Letters business of
nee 10 q Of 9th Louisiana avenue.
wAsaIsoros CIrr, Apnlos-u
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y ERVANTs.-wanted. y male servant and a good
y the work Of small family None will be employed
who bring good recommendations Inquire a,his ose.
Nov2l-0
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WILLIAM FINN offers his
departments and Congress, He viii
relative pensions bounty land Charges
moderate. Address, William Finn, Washington, D. O.. I
Lang III
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EDNUND II. WILSON, Attorney mt Law, Will practise
Washington Collections and claims before the
d9erem will Also
adjoining Of Virginia will
daily Once doors above
Copo,s Pavilion, 7-in
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FOnEI0n Halls.

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states lsi Of July. 1851, ot June, 1885, follow
las received
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med
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Wm u. TTONE, Jr..
ATTORNEY And coussrLLos
Office on r. near tins Of 18th
Oct lo-d3m
tlANCING AcademyFtrst Course.-Mr r. n. Lassr hss
the honn the citizens
town. that his first Of dancing com
mence on Tuesday, October 2h his residence
nyrnue, opposite Willsrd's hotel.
Days OF tuition Washington Tuesdays Thursdays, satur
da{s Georgetown Mondays snd Fridays. -IT 1--T'4
4 Oct 2-du
ID ~. HOOE II CO., Wholesale md Retail Dealers in
cntpctihs moor oil ccshs, ma;tngp, fuer rmn materials
sheehaN Hask~rs, and house furnishing frnctafy
DC, - = y
Am 9e-n
2sxTf-ONE desirable lots animated the Mour-
rs OF ne city and snburs for sale
i Fatt1.f ri '1''f'6a tHUsl NJ THOMPSON,
. Once door Of Jsahssu Han, pAsns sv~~ss, I
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James q. Berref =
WILL attend the Of claims before Congress and the
w ious executive departments OF the government
Once and dwelling street, between 9th and 10th
Oct 81
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body Law
by Knnsapiabetically arranged with
latest and M st approved authorities.
. vols, Law Sheep Svo, pp 4,lT7. Retail price, $40
49, JOHN +. TROw
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03

The greatest remedy of the age seems 10 be the
celebrated medicine called H. G. Farrells Arabian
Liniment. It is used as external application
and IS said TO possess most wonderful qualities for
healing, quoting pain, restoring palsied limbs sc
friend had most severe bruise, which threat
ened modification he had used several remedies
TO no effect when he was advised to try H. G. Far
rells Arabian Liniment one bottle of which en-
hrely cured HIM We have no doubt, from the
extent of the injury, but for this excellent med-
cine ne would have had serious time Of it.
See advertisement 35 Wv.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
MINERAL Porsr, July 90, 1881.
Don't Get Nad.

One OF our subscribers, pretty shrewd fellow
by the way, says he was thinking seriously about
stopping his paper on account of seeing Sloan $
advertisement N it so much. But before he did
any thing desperate, he came to a realizing sense
OF very troublesome corn that affected lis lar
board little toe What does he donow? lie just
gets box of Sloan's Ointment. and cured the
corn Immediately. He says now, there is nothing
Objectionable in advertising for so valuable med
icine. We don't believe he would take a paper
that does not recommend it-Kenosha Telegraph
Wis, May g. 1880
See SIoans advertisement il another column.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
ErrINIlNN

n Il Pie pasta4e LEI. mate IN tht
P.,te.f Gael0L qfcr eoayuhina
ll .slsY (5euataL
Iesr Oe..s. DaeAfIuExr. .5uue Ii. Ssh
The postage IN alI b1aud books and on
All other ar.sfetl matter ere~3t lolcsufgcrS
0ee. ~ ~ trais PUBLISHED al iafer5l1Is nat
ttrau1u@ {2ree mo7fbS, and sent from IKE
gf-e 81 plezicnj7a to actual aisR bona fdc
s"lsrrl5srs. DtisSt Jo prepaid
II the fuoant paid and marked on such
printed u.a0er $ not sufficient to paw the
whole postage lue. the excess of weight
beyond tia, paid for is to BE charged with
o.e5.o tie rate which would have been
.Sed i Ttcpaid, and the postage of
sUeh excess collected At the Office of deliv-
Cry
It b t. neglect Of = postmaster such
matter Is seat without any prepav nent.
tue double peeTaid rate mast be collected
on deliver
Postage must be charged on all letters.
newspapers and other matter. according
TO the distance on the route by which they
are forwarded. AMI tins (unless otherwise
directed ly tie sender) must be the route
by which teeN viii soonest reach their
destination. although that mas not be the
shortest runte
On letters 70 and from Great Britain
land the rJntiueni pf Europe when sent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
iEEa OE sETElY.

The committees of the various Sab
! bath Schools in this place have concluded
the following arrangements for the 4th.
JOHN BRACKEN ESQ Chief Marshall.
The Presbyterian bell will ring ; min
utes before nine, the different Schools will
meet at their respective Churches at 9
O'CLOCK At half past ten the Methodist
School Will form in procession and march
to the Presbyterian Church where they
will be joined by the School of that
Church-thence down Henry Alley and
Fountain Street, to the corner of Chestnut.
when the Schools of the Primitive and
Wesleyan Methodist viii join the process
ion-thence down Fountain aud Com
merce and up High Street to Millions lot.
where an Grafton will be delivered. After
which the schools will march to their re-
spective Churches to partake Of refresh
meuts
Programme of arrangements for the
Sabbath School in the Presbyterian
Church on the 4th Of July
John Love. Marshall
Ormond Paddock, Asst Marshall.
l Singing by the School
2 Prayer by Rev. Mr. Lyon
3 Declaration Of Independence
A Singing
5 Speaking
Do
Singing
s Speaking
9 Do
10 Close by Singing
Teachers Will have charge of their re
spcctive classes.
The bell will ring at a quarter before
nine
Exercises commence precisely at nine
and continue till half past ten
Schools from the country who visit
tins school are requested TO be in atten-
dance as early rs nine o'clock The
schools will call on those present whom
they wish to hear speak.
Each Speaker limited to five minutes
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
& ~ Eafg
Q OO.lMP0RTATtaN $40
& h XII ca sDxn

kFaHE undersigned, in anticipation Of I.--
~ fail and Winter Trade. spent seine ts-ast
the CITY OF Boston in examining before ~. q
MS purchases, and II lolr llircs aoI !, -
well selected stock OF Goods VIII Insure s5,,.l--
he IS satisfied his expectations vii. he rss,i-.5
II long and intimate acquaiarancc in the 60
lLiar5et ano very respectable ere,5 lanao. oy
ned OF this fact we offer our goods zf 2 .r,-.,
vance from cost. that viii oaabic us To- hive r..
" and respectfully.
Below we enumerate a portion o. the goass.s
winch our stock consists and .rv..c ali 5.,..-
about 10 purchase TO give ua cal.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
SCIENTIFIC
XEsa kSs'E'EON.

A model Of the Cornwall Copper and Lead
Mines. Exhibiting all the Machinery.
Pumps, Engines. Crushing Machines, Stamns
Whims, Saw-MiII, Blacksmith and Carpen-
tiers Shops, All in full OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
with all the Under Ground work, Levels.
Wine, Shafts Sinking, Men in their places
at work on Tut Hort and Tribute. showing
some SIXTY MEN al work in their different
positions; and in fact showing the whole op-
Grafton of the Cornwall Mines in full, at one
view.
VIII be Exhibited at Mineral Point, on the
18th Of July, Admittance IS cents.
The Mineral Point BRASS BAND will be
in Attendance
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03

An lrshman cautions the public against har-
boring or trusting his vile, Peggy, on his ac-
count, as he IS not mquied to her.
The cps AND DOWNS OF LIFR.-There is a
cab-driver in London. who once held a COM
mission in the army. and had property to the
extent of 4l 100000
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
HOMAS ASSERLf-
On Mechanics Lien,

THoMAs GAssERLY-
o., Mechanics Lien.
E0y virtue of an execution issued ont from
- the Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit court,
in and for the county of Iowa and State of Wis
consin, in the above entitled cause and to me
directed against the following described real estate
a. the property OF the above named defendant,
VIZ: Lot No three. 80 IN block No. two. (2) in
Legate's survey OF the town OF Dodgevil!e in the
said county of Iowa and State of Wisconsin. To-
gether with the brick building thereon erected the
same being the brick binding or the corner OF
Iowa and Fountain streets OF SAID town OF Dodge
Vile have this day levied u7on aud shall expose
It TO public sale the highest bidder for cash all
the right, title and interest, The above named de-
PENDANT had IN and TO SAID real estate on the 10th
dav OF October A d 1919, or 1t any time since
at the front door of the Court House in the town
of Mineral Point, on Saturday the 9th day OF
July next. between the hours o. 10 o'clock A H.
and 1 O'Clock 2. NJ Of said day to satisfy said
suit and costs.
RICHARD 5. VIVIAN,
Sheriff Io,ra County, HIs
Sheriff Office, Mineral Point June Sd 1851
Washburne K Woodman Atty's for Pits. T32 6
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
Why Don't the Counties Pay ID.

There are several counties in this state
which are IN arrears for their last years tax
10 the amount Of over Sic. 200, and large
number of laborers who have worked hard
and faithfully for the state suffering very
many Inconvenience for want of their pay.
The following are the counties and the
amounts that they are in the arrears. Ifthere
Is any law to bring them up to the scratch,
MhY Is II not nnI In force
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
NEW ARRIVAL OF
.SPRlNG IND SJhllER COO2g
NJ III e ID Ms
NJ 49, KNO ~

NE KNO IN ET3
Corner Of High & Chestnut Strea.s
COMPRISING choice lor a. ~.
- Clothing. Boots and Shoes Cro.sa-,. 'i :,
ware, and Groceries; al Of which al, 1lo'e-
10 sell on fair terms Tor Cash. T.. =. Cd
respectfully invited 10 call ant examine - Ie
selves before making then selections '''' ~
Apru -, Ie3I JOHN sIU.TCv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
N8} IgC6gU

In this village, on the 2eth ult, by Samuel
Thomas. Esq, Mr.. MARTIN NAScoLL1s, 10 Miss
ELIzABKrH WuIrE
By the same. on the 3Oth ult, I'm JOHN jim
KINs, TO Miss MANY ANN THoMAs
The Cake was duly received.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
Prospectus of the Independent.

THEINDEPENDET, religious news
paper OF the largest class, is published week
ly. ut p Bgekman-streeL y. y, al two dol
lars year, payable IN advance
he Editors of this Journal are Rev. Leon
ard Bacon, d. D., Of New Haven. Conn.
Rev. Joseph p Thompson, Pastor Of the
Broadway Tabernacle Church, Y. Y. and Rev.
4. ). StUrFis, Jun, Pastor of the Church Of
the Pilgrims Brookln.
Mr. Bacon IS at present travelling in EuroDe
and the East, and his correspondence will en-
rich the paper during the year with his obser-
vations upon European and Oriental scenery.
societies and institutions. Mr.. Storris's arii-
cles are designated by his initial s.
Rev George b. Cheever, ID. d.. (C) and
Re- Henry Ward Beecher, 81 are enlisted
as stated, contributors to the editorial col
uns.
The assistant Editor is Rev. Joshua Leav-
lit, whose experience as an editor renders the
news department varied and complete
The Independent was uot started for the mr.
pose Of gain, and it viii be sustained upon
the most liberal scale, even though it should
never prove TO be source of income to its
PFoPrie.ors.
Correspondence
The Independent employs, as stated foreiop
correspondents, Joseph Warne. ESQ. of OK
Rev. Louis BrdeI, Of Paris, and Rev. John
Pilatte, of Paris, (now in this country1 who
keep rs columns supplied with the news of
the European world, and furnish articles Of
great ability and value upon particular aspects
OF polllica! and ecclesiastical movements
abroad.
he Domestic Correspondence Of the paper
embraces all the prominent points in cur coun-
try at the East and the West. and Keeps lis
readers Informed Of all matters Of public in
terest. by these auxiliaries The Iqdeperde,,f
IS supplied with larger amount of ORIGINAL
matter than is usual in religious newspapers.
Beng religions newspaper, it does rot
enter the arena of political discussion, except
to apply the principles of Christianity to
public questions. 1 his it endeavors 10 do
without regard to party or sectional interests.
ne great aim Of the paper will be to elevate
The spiritual character Of It's readers, by in
ouica'Ing the truths of the Gospel in their
PTactioai application.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
SELECT sCEx0 az.

SCI EGT SCExG on.
MFR J. W SHILAND. viii open a Select School
- on Aon.oy. goth inst. Ia the large Stone
building owned by ar Carter.
Inns school vii embrace The three departments
Male anu Female. ANA PRIMARY each Of which VIII
oe u"'er tue charge o. ln appropriate teacher and
IN a separate apartment
Miss Bowers and Miss Cameron viii have
/ Charge respectively OF the Female and Primary
departments.
The increased facilities whicn the above ar
fanee'neni affords Tor convenient classification Of
Jhe fupIls together with the ability and exneri
'hce OF 'nf assistant teachers employed, warrant
me subscriber IN assuring the public that a rare
opportunity IS now offered for instruction in Il 4
The Elementary. Common and Higher FuqIisf
Branches and the Classics
Lectures on Physiology and Chemistry may BE-
expected during the quarter.
TUITION PER QUARTER
Spelling, Reading q Mental Arithmetic. $3.50
rltlnS, Geography and Written 400
\, Geometry Philosophy, &c, 400
Classics, 800
J. Y. SHILAND.
mineral Point May goth, 1881. n30tf
IN CHANCEBY on PETITION FOR PARTL
TON OF REA L ESTATE
Richard Cock. William Dcker and Nh, H..
vie, heus al law OF Philip Cock, deceased
The unknown heirs of Henry Cock William
Cock and David Cock. deceased
The complainauts having iled their petition
loT a partition OF part OF lot ninety one situate
y me aud being III the Village oil Mineral Point
county Of Iowa and State OF " i5consin. contain
ing one fourth OF al acre with the buildings
aefeciJamehfs and appurtenauccs thereunto be.
longing, among the heirs Al law of Philip Cock
late OF SAID county. deceased tile petitioners as
snch heirs claiming one fifth part share each and
IL having been satisfactorily proved that tie lie.
eAda1ts are not residents Of this state. II Is
therefore ordered that notice of tendency Of this
SUIT be published ioT ten successive weeks IN the
" isconSln lrbnne, a Newspaper published in
Mineral Point ~ said County, that the said de
-endants be and appear at rho next Term of the
circuit court ~ and for the county Of Iowa ncxt.
10 be holden al tHe Court House ia Mineral Point
on ine third Monday ~ the month of October
next on Tie FIRST day of the term thereof then and
heIe 10 plead, answer tcnUr 10 the said bill of
complaint or the same viii be taken against them
as confessed and the matters and things therein
contained decreed accordingly.
MORTIMER N. JACKSON.
Dated this i4ta day OF May A D. 1871.
IN witness that TIE foregoing Is a true copv OF
the order made in the above entitled cause sub
scribe my name. the day and wear above written.
ATrEsT, JAMES HUTCHINSON.
q K, Circuit CT Iowa Co, Wis.
PARLET EAToS, Sol ior Compartments
20-I0w.