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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

EXCITEMENT ALoNC tbs WISCONSIN RIVER.
W learn that upon the recent deepening
of the canal connecting the Fox and the Wis
consin rivers, and .arge share of the upper
Wisconsin waters passed through the canal
into Fox river II is said THAT the volume Of
water which has ever since flown into the
latter river, IS equal to sixty feet in width
By three feet IN DEPTH and consequently the
Wisconsin waters have been drawn on to an
equal extent ONE lime elapsed before the
inhabitants along the river discovered the
cause OF the unprecedented fall but the facts
were at length discovered. and ever since the
excitement has scarcely been confined to rea-
sonable bounds. NJ lettings are being held al
the villages to organize for resisting the out
Tage or the board Of public works. in permit
ting the " isconsin waters TO be plundered
for the benefit Of Fox river Grant To- Her
ayl.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
Indian Murder,

The murder Of a woman by the Sioux In
dams has been refer ed to. The St Anthony
Express gives the following particulars As
a company Of settlers were travelling up the
Minnesota River, they met party eff n akpa-
ton Indians near Little Rapids, when one of
1hem, without the slightest proyocation. de-
liberasely shot down a woman Of the party bv
name Of hener. The ball entered the back.
and passing through the body, carried away
part ofthe face of German. whose name We
have not learned. The Indian then made his
escape, but has since been brought in and
delivered up BY the other Indians
The Democrat says, when the murderer
was given up to the Dragons, sent in pursuit.
he sang his death song, supposing that he
would be Immediately executed ; a fate which
the Indians believe he fully merits They
are said to declare, If the whites do not Kill
him, they will as they will not have so bad
an Indian among them. true bin for muir
der has been found against him, and his exc
cutIon Is expected soon TO follow.-GaIsna
-ffuTtissr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY, IS.

STATE OF Wisconsin, IOWA COUNTY, IS.
Circuit Court, Iowa County Wisconsin October Term
A. d. lS52-First day of the term
David Harold, In Chancery,
Alexander T. DrJsdale, william To vacate Assignment
Webster, Eli Woods and John
Nc ain, of Land Warrant
Mss day came the ssid pIainant by Messrs Ee-
L ton 4 Cobb, his Solicitors and by leave of the
iouTt mere had, fled mis- bill Of compi int herein And
on his motion by his satd Solicitors is ordered By the
Court h. that the said complainant do give notice To-
the said PENDANTS, exander T D. sdaie, ~iIfiuni
Webster hi Woods and John NC ain. OF tbs peading
Of this suit BY publication OF copy 81 taIs order ia n
= Isconsn Tribune, weekly spaper published IN
the town Il Mineral Point in sad County Of I0@a Tor
SIX successive weeks, tbs first insertion be within
twenty days from the date OF this order. And Ike
motion of the said complainant, b. his SOLICITOR, u Is
also ordered by the Court here that the said defendants
be- and they hereby plead answer Or dPmuF
10 the said complainaRis Dill Of eOmnain led herein
on or before the nrs day of March next, "a D. i and
That ibis cause be cOnnu until the ne xt Term OF THIS
curt.
IN testimony that the foregoing is true copy
OF the proceedings had by said tourt IN
The said cause Of David Harold CO "pldinAnt
Z. =. against Alexander T. Drs sdaie ~iiism Web
Eli Woods and John Mccain, defendants
have herr unto set NV hand, and OffSia seal
this 5th day Of November, A u. 1889
JANIS II TCHISON, Clerk
Circuit urt, Iowa County, iscousin
EaToT & COBB. Solicitors. bw3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
PARLrr EA4o-, s5l. e
saANCEnN SALE.
q n. p. McCtlrd

IS
q Il. P. NcCard
BTlCF T. hereby Viver- that ~ virtue OF sn order
and decree IN nanCsry OF tie Circuit Court oi iowa
a tty. in the Wisconsin. mzde nj cred %
said tourf o day at trCuber a. D. l-3-, s Ius
cause befo-e szt COURT wherein VIsiian Nurebeed o.
caurlaiuant aad 49, q. p SIC ard s dsiendang a'd
authority m ain giVtn, sell pQhiIC yeEd T.
the highest bldde Gar cashtn hand, Eira ths 'eh
tay Of Beeemb.r A n 49,. between The hours oi O.
clock ", ana Oclo p NJ OF said day, n the mont
door Of House IN the town ut Mineral Point
said County. al tsc rghf tile and F resi- " b ch the
said z. Nci ora Defendant, bed al the da 81 the
rraee referred L. in sad order and uCc7ca 81 and Ia
n the 0oviHz described resi- state. with tse appuFten-
ss hereuuIg belonging. - it= al luai Ger AIN piece
apd parcel OF land situate ng and being IN the county
~ Iowa and STAT Of Wisconsin end known ana dsstu
he'd on the Omitted Sfste, FasP of Survey IS she fth-
west arlerot section number Eight exc png ad re-
serving ten sc 4he south sssi corner ot sAi1 quar-
Ter ss-fion bounded as follows twenty rogs lae ea>
ard west by Eh1y rds nur7b AM south being n oSn-
shl No four uarIh of Rance one east CT Iae t1HFlh
rrircpai ue-ii a, contslnS $50 ares more IT ies-
hein- a. sane yI rSrale described IN said decree lhe
snove Will mads s5sIslF the sum OF one nun
frf snd af~y Eve dollars aa lightly No c-fs me sums
8acrsed hv fhe Court due uy the "a d7t'aozH
d p McCord 10 the said comp nsnF, fer pFlHc ai
- ;rra-sst "a tea 4 a WORT .e. aBa costs aud
s-+s--st RICHARDS VIVIAN, sheriff
Psrtav Fato- Iosa CogB s. KS.
Sol for CCusQg
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

Nelson Ea'brop
Herman or ~ SIS.
SD
T-Ft--= r. TreoUt. "
a. stIrE l. herebv rivN- -h-t ~ v-'ue ~ 0rd
and decree fo chau~ II fNs 'i--ui C0-r- of ltu
1-r,-.y IN the Wisconsin, rred- 90 r-'r-ef
re,rza before sa q C,u-t. 7rr@-ofr Nr7o' Ta'h.n f
,orr,f-art ans Firv-7~7 C-a.-e- ed 'r'irs GrHsu
NV a-s uFauf-. end afr -f.. Nov r--a0.
--r-.l--r p. rns $500 o. f'r- Trr
.4-d ~, Sa-u . y - T. = v.TD ~--f..-. p !
t.-tvy. en- ths h~u-s : u'~'oce " SID .'ciaCs
" If SAID dav t1o frnnt door ~ III Cont House
to town Mineral pint said county al the rZh'
title odd which the zsi4 unrn7n C-oeu0v aur
l,lsrs q cen, II. dpfrHa-+s. had tho date
,-.5sss raff-I -. in ~r'rr iac-ae ot and
~ The flllin9 descrreS estate vItb the atl,-
-craucss tN-~eUnt' bringing 10 VS. lie west hH4
Ne quarter u --Ct.,.u number tu.T-He-
the utH quarter aud east sgGlh west
snr r s ct0u numb ~, the east nafu.
fou erd half 80 " f-p - Qqstter o section uu
twenty , - III ua Ut The north
7u,rter sn5 the { half "a t-e euutn-% Quare
-,rth eat quarter and The north west ErtsT 81 g.
moth east Quarter 81 section number tEet TX, %
~ aid Irn@s he1uS in ship uumb-T I've d nor
range nnru Der - east IO8r prince pal ms-
EN- which said tracts contain The aggregate one th
-sr1 cres or less uelHg me re "A est~ie
nod Ia said teCr-e IN a'soye safe viii Ue mad
safsf, the ffsven hundred aud ffiy eight doitr
nd sixty SIX cents, the Cecrd by the Court 90
due nv the sad deland ant, Herman GrernoS. 70 ID
rn.srt-aCes. and accruinG cUsls and interest
RICHARDS VIVIAN, sheriff
s.v CEAvrnRo. Iowa County, wiseousil
( Sol FIR ffsmEit
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

Louisa Il MINOR
OIL Clayton aad Margaret
EET sIIu
OflJE Is ae-3by given, that by virtue of rider
aud decree Is haugars, 90 lbe lf Court To-
Count Eh slate v lecunS ,mad- ard entered
saIt tcur1 Ghe 2ls Fay Of UcfuBrr- IS-2, IN
he cause before said O@rl wherein T. us4 " Il n1t
pairsuf I'd goei CiAyInn aud Ma, garet ms aIe,
q ten ants ard ga hIrty 50. rr7 gwen. vii
pun ,eusle. 30 trIs highest bidder Tor
ud las ta- i-lE dag OF ecem1gr :. ID t-3l
I,tVeen D. 30 ir- ut une 0c cS ami fJIr be ucs
IN - day, ~ tn- front pJr The t'uur, Huu-s
me tuwn r HusTti Plnt 3D. d CluHty-HJ The TfgbJ
and interest ~anIch Jle aid o. tlls War
his WIt-. q, feudang-, had the date the
r-lefrs said .srl, and deer aud
following Ge-crt6ed real estate. with lbe apu teHsu
thvreuHff e,st g1ng, VIII The Ws-t balf De-
Uuth qut.ttz Eld nv eJsE ha} uf ts. srgJh
quarter -,,.I .UHiB-s fNrur, ru- aNa-a e.
s.5lib Eve Eugib-4u ruuU-T ras- sItU-I g.
yin I'd beng he tUuts ~ sad >J-le - Il
& CONFIRMING hundred sDd sIaty acres. Uen2
Tie yie-cri ped IN said Jec The aoove
sic y IIl De u4Ie Tao salts, the uI three Hu %. eel
,ud fly Uars aud d ~ two uts. She avcre-d
- Ih, Coat bu due ~ the Id derHdan.s. doe.
las tun As.fgs-e re. tse a,sIauaIts
principal ANA "a said gaze, c-
cr4ing C0sIs ap8 inter- -
REGARD :. VIVIAN sheriff
Iowa county, WIS
PARLEY EAgos, s5l. fer rom- Gus
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
Mineral Point Rail Road.

A large portion Of our paper to-day IS devoted
to an appeal rs those interested in behalf of the
Mineral Point Railroad. No apology is necessa-
~ for thus occupying our columns. The article
IS one that cannot fail 10 interest our readers Il
sets forth in GEAR and forcible light the advan-
tages to be derived from completion Of the road.
and ve trust VIII stimulate our citizens. and all
others interested in the work TO renewed energy
in accomplishing 80 desirable an object We have
not room for further comment at this time, and
would only add, JET every do his Duty and
the early completion OF the road viii be the re
suit
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
okEaNCERY SAFE.


Samuel e. Can-abeh
Isaiah r. atarop and Harriet S.
LaihTopr Joan BracSeu aud
Augustus Tnomp5 n.
a TIE rs hereby given. that By virtue O. an order
~ aud dysr,e IA Leu err &C tn Circuit our o. a.
.uuuLg 80 the tate of " al and riIf, ID
~ salu s.f OH lhef-l-i Il ~ o. tfctpcr, A D. is
bs 'rfJr6 CJur re IA : .murl ~ q. rapgztl
Is .uipt'-utuL "a isaiah / }, Harr-t la
hrop- cha BTacki- aud Au- ustu- thompson are de-
endant=7 ana on az hOrty "a rein tisen, f.t
pa lie NuHuul 10 she highest GiIdrF, cts It hand
ON Salurial Inc fStu Gay December A. D. I 81 ,t-
Wern the nuurs OF lsme Cock a. IA and four clock
m D I'd nay, atyhe front door our ifou 90.
n The toe u Mineral Point, IN said cJuuy-
a ie anu Interest "tsch the said Isaiah aGhrup and
Harriet "a h=fp- f braCkeu aut Auzuslus Iburn-
SON. d'eoaItS- h&daI the date Of the NOR ge elerd
TO Ia SAD CrrT anu O. cree 81 into lowing
C,IbeI resi- estate sIh The HPpurttuaucs lher-Iuto
belonging, 1U VII. The following described piece par
Gel u d nj. situate, lyme and being count, 1T L.
a. and sttle Of W cURsin Known and DESIGNATED Is
pat o. tae south hal OF The SCUM quarter
ZION twenty seven, township number north O. range
uum0er tntea east All described as follows 10 wit
commencing at sle north corner Henry D0ages
lot III south nall OF south vest quarter Of twenty
seven aforesaid sn1 running west chaius and eyh
y lIuzs El eHce south seven degrees west chains
and etshean h1ks thence eight chains seventy
INKS; Eeaue north Twelve dl rtes Twelve chains
aud elgntesn Iu ks t. the place OF beuuiulc iuUg
Zen sores "a land BEL decided by MaLdIu 10
DANIEL a Eey- beating date tn January, t-48 and
recorded ia iowa reC0d book Of 43f and ing
tle real estate described said the Shove
ale VIII Dec uiJe Ia ssiy she sum Ot Thirteen hundred
urty eight dollars and seventeen cents the sum deere q
athrvp aud Harriet laJhrpp, Iuu RraCk-u and Angus.
Is Them ,-un Tie sa complainant, Tor l,rincfa
49,. ihIrrs 6 on the sad mUrtgase, 4ccruIag costs
EtCHAED VIVIAN. Sheriff
Iowa County, Wisconsin.
PARLzV EAraN SoI,for comp Gg3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
Ie@9 &J0@9GGG@g WyQ mG@.
CtsANCExy SALE.
DanitlR. sylvester

Daniel r. Sylvester
" William 6. spencer and wife as
ana benjamin ard James
T IlIE is hereby given, that by virtue OF an order
"a and decree in nancery the circuit Court Cf To-
m sad auTJ ouIhe 2Isl d4y uT ctu5er a ID IsJ2 in
the Gauss BetureszId Court wherea Daniel 81 ter
= com i44naDt 2Bd William c. Spencer and aud
en- amir AID saThes adams are daiendzaL-, aud
thTtty IT, rei viii seli pubic yeudue he
hlVhesL fdder rJr cash IN band saturday he
day oi Dt'enpef A ID 60. between the hours OF HIne
CLOCK a. N ara Eve OK P NJ. of said dat. at the
'front.' do5T Ci Ia. C0arL House, the town of Mnrr.
Point in aid Gotta .aTne rihttiIis aud ugers which
lhr SAID s lIam ~ Spencer aIu wife and
3aul@s adams dfeu1at, had the date The mort
gage retfed 70, n SAID order aud Decree and INTO
io}o"s described r. a. ezJa, Hth the eppuTtUBauces
lAtIt-.su AtioEE ny 10 VII; EiuS and being IN the
foR of djfhins County Ct Iowa and sconsn
is known siI5 described The map The ey Ct
sal Town 81 MiiEn as beng na whole Of tot number
twenty three 90, fronting n1y feet main street, aud
ru ming back uT heri} hundred feet.
front AMI rslnns btcE hULd Il feet side
~ three, tg5therrwt az lie aptrtsuanc tnereuuto
belong Ig came ASu follow lug piece or par
'Lt oa=L 4aite vi s0ciioh t"eh3 seven, IA township
uuub-T Ia Of 90 ne eAst, G, N IA ucllg tulr
IundT"d ad ten Isat horIh frOa he { c rner
ut ol number twenty tur, dr=gJa-5l UlI The tow
plat al tie o.. Miiu, thence no-rh fgrF zine ie
grets east, tire cnafis SIXTEEN uE> thence f-rb
forty sest, three c. aims srd sixteen mas
then forty nine Lgre three chains and ski en-
Inks theie south Iorts east three chains
aud sia y=i Inks, the pigc, beginning; being ths
same reti estate described said decree The ab8ve
sai. VII be made,t5 satisfy the Five hundred
and for dOllrrs, decT~ed b she e. tIrl Il,
DE du@ 10y he said de tndaHs " illI4gI cpeGCe md
VIE AMI $cfIauIu.a and James Adam - the s..i4 CO..
piaiHat, Principal and utter q GA b- sad yllrf go
RIGHAR5 . VIVIAN.
SneriH Iowa County, VS.
Mineral FONT, Wis Nov D. I-a2. 6.3
fAR-EV i-AFoS Solicitor Tor Omp't.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

Robert ]. Walker, who has recently return
ed from England, has made the necessary ar
engagements with English capitalists for all
the additional means requisite to the ca ~
completion and equipment of the Rock River
Valley Union Railroad
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
THE IIRSI ARRIVAL Or BBF GOODS


Can be fou-d on omre-cr >ir e.. ~ tie Store Of
a. c. DAVIS,
where ne is receiving large and desirable stock of
Goods selected it'll me aud care, from both
the Boston AID New York markets and
bought az such prices as viii
enable him o. compete
with any house
in Mineral Point, M tn State Of Wisconsin.
He has IN his assortment great ETY. of Dress Goods,
such
plains, 21ohairs Back silks, Brocades,
Iyunajs Alpacas
Turkey Red, solid cord Furniture
And style Dress Prints,
French and American cid Chntzes
OF various styles tor Curtains,
Curtain HusiIns, plain and embroidered,
DaWasks. Norcens, Nelvets5
Corded Skrting- Cap Lace,
sup. high COLI Bay state Flame 5,
Bay State and embroidered Shawls,
Camb Jackonett and swiss Musiins,
Worked ollars and cuffs, ChemiZettes,
China Vests, few ne sly lee Ribbons,
Gloves Nett Milts ~ X and Gray l.. W. Hose.
Cotton Hose Fdgju-s,
SIX Braids, six shoe I.aces-
Dress Buttous, Velvet and ether trimmings,
Nuf-. NiCForines. Wooden Yarn Of GiH g shades,
Wind shades, Table Covers,
BI-ached and brown Hottons OF all Widths
Ana qualities. cheop
Oil Cloths, BiauEets.
sup Brk Cloths and DOsskin,
Fancy Ca simere- Jeans,
SAT- netis, ~
All kinds Of woonens for Children such as
"a eds, Csps Fancy Coats. ouit"r's,
Opera ties. Pisid fi.se- Njtts asd cuffs.
A few beautiful Bonnetts
At a low Price
Es0OES AND SHOES.
Embracing Ladies' Chiltreus and GeutIeneHs Boots
Shoes Slippers Caters and every thing desirable IN The
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

r lcK ISLAND RArLRoAD.-All the iron nee
essary TO coIaplete this road to Peru has been
shipped fromi Buffalo and is expected to arrive
during the comilg week. Unless some dis
aster should occur, there is now no doubt
that this road will be completed to Peru by
the FIRST of January.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

CONTRIBUTING An examination Of a
large quantity ~ couterf4iter' materials. late
ly seized at New York. has established the
fact, that the great quantity Of counterfeit mon
e. IS original engraving. Old bank plates
fall into the hands Of counte feiters, and are
altered with ease from enc bank 20 another.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
AlILLARD FILLM(
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-E1fPTION CLAIMANTS,
AND TO LESSEEsS. OCCUPANTS. AND PER
MITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS

MIIIEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person entitled TO the right of pre- emp
ton TO any o. the lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumerated. Is requir-
Ell 10 establish the to the satisfaction Of the
Register and Receiver of the proper land office,
and make payment therefor as soon as practicable
after seetg his notice and before the day appoint
ed Tor the commencement Of the public sale of the
lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim yyIIl be forfeited, And every person hav>
ing the right under the act entitled An act to
create an additional Land District IN the Terrific
y OF Niscousln. and TOT other purposes, approx
I'd Sd March, 1917 as lcSSCe5, occupants or permit
ICES. enter. TO the extent of their leases or per
mlts, any OF the lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumerated, and who
are entitled under the act entitled AN act TO re-
duce the minimum price OF the Mineral Lands in
the Lake Superior district, in Michigan. and the
Chippewa district, ia Wisconsin, approved Doth
september, 1880, to enter the land covered by
their leases, occupancy, and permits, respective
ly, at the minimum price of Sl,25 per acre: or
covering more than one full section, entitled. on
the surTeu er Of such lease OF permit at the prop
ct land Office, to purchase, if he shall elect to do
SO one ui section, at the rate OF s. so per acre,
Is required 10 establish the same to the satisfac-
con 81 the Register aud Receiver at Willow riv-
and MAKE payment therefor rs soon as practtca-
ole atte selg5g uJas and before the day APP
pointed ior the commencement of the public sale
OF the lands embracing the tract claimed, other
wise such clam wIll he forfeited
(6w5J) JOHN WILSON,
.4eiHg Comm .issioaer Of The General Land Office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

An old lady named SandersUn. Of Lexing-
lon, Macs. memorable for her kind atteu-
uons 20 q British soldier who was wounded
Al Lexington in l775, died a few days ago,
aged I05
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

AccIDEyT.-We learn that Mr.. PALMER, OF
Otter Creek, La Fayette county, was severely IN
cured few days SINCE by falling into a mineral
shaft, and the Windlass falling upon him
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

CHoLFRA At QUEBzc-The cholera has
broken out al Quebec the member OF Parli-
ameni from Ssanstead Is dead, and also the
messenger Of she House 4 great panic arose
IN consequence
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
Taken up,

ID the SUBSCRIBE in tbs town ct N hin, lows County
Don the lst inst earring steer, RED, win VII e
scelu narks said steer has been aboat the prem
subscriber during the sammer. sad hiss been
ae7ed duruE shat time The oVucFss requested 10 Gait
prove property pay charges, and AXE BIN away.
JONATHAN DAVIS
NIlf7n Get ~. i-S2. Sw 70
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

CONGRESS lu>AL ELrcrIoS 1t Is probable
the u higs have elected three members of
Congress IN this State Washburne. in this
district, Yates IN the prng6plC district, and
Gillespie IN Alton di-tsict, though Of the last
ESo our information is not positive.-Galen4
lTr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

II Is correctly reported that the great ship
called the Pennsylvania, built for the NAVY Of
me United States. at an expense of eight hun
dFed thousand dollars. has become rotten and
unseaworthy. All the voyage she ever made
was Fl m the place where she was built TO
Norfolk, Va
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

California Correspondents, which viii appear next
week
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

THASKs-lIr. T. VI. SEXTON, of SextonviIe,
Richlard county, has our thanks for a number Of
new subscribers added TO our list during the past
week. VIII not Others 90 and do Hkewise4
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

SIoUx PAYMENT.-On the 3D. there were
some 1900 70 1900 Sioux Indians assembled
a. Fort Smelling. awaiting their payment,
which was to have been made in few days
from that time
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

O. A friend informs Us, that large guam
titles Of hay have been lost by reason Of Prai-
re fires, this fall, in Aamakee county, Iowa.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

II We learn that Hon. J. w. CoFFISBURr has
resigned the Office Of County Judge of Richlaud
county
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

- Among the passengers by the Niagara
was the Hon. Abbott Lawrence. late Ameri-
ran Minister at the Court Of s. James.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
Notice to Miners.

\ otherwise tresaaz-ing unBn he 8 nth ALL Of h
northeast quarter session SIX, ivs- three
east in the county Of Iowa uni the v of the law
WILLIAM TY tER,
EDW Ard TYRFR
Dodgerille, Nov o 1852 3u3Dd
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11

From the reports received, we think Went
worth must be elected to Congress in the ID
district, Illinois, by 300 or 400 majority.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-11
oEgANUERX SALE.
WuEam Morehead,

benjamin Ripley and gersis his wife, and John CLAYTON,
llsl,lcIgd vita Robert NJ Miller. rs.
e. OTI'E hereby given, that by virtue Of an order
"a al leslee u thucsry of the Circuit Court lu
county l Zoe state OF Wisconsin, male and entered
ia salt logt a she lay October 10. Ic52iu The
before said LouLl wherein William Morehrad =
cUmpaI aHE jEo BetamIn Ripley and Persi lie,
John Llast.l and :su0ert N AlIvr, are defend ants
aUla-~t4 .h .rs5 -ITeu- yy eel al pubc VEN
tie sr IdtTsr cash IN aaud. GA saturday
tse tclh al- . Dtc,-loer, a. % tr5s, between the
hours so loie q. ure aud clock cl said day,
a the q u fgaf t-a Court ~ use the tOs.u Of
dlneral 'us 10 said Cpuulg- al the gHt.
e est "asea .hl SAID bFuIauIu h tley and Per-ts his
les and .Eas sE.I defendants rai the uaGe of
tHe m8rf+-g sfe~T,d Lc sid order and Creeu and
ling ce-c )a1 estate Nih she aTrpur-
,uaEces tgfeuau belongings Ia VII Eituat, and
}rlug lu Pare Eu2 %. Iowa aud etAtc uI Bscuu
auovu aHa designated the Urlt.d sta Map of
-HrFe 81 hr ahwes- qu"rtri of section humble tnIr-
.E fha IH- e. tRl tbtr1 part. ahaTrs
aaI st rae aut4 e=i uLN Ter thtrJy.
towns: s e. nsner ue-- north range number
east II TIE Hsr principal meridian beng same
-eal estate sc-inld o. said decree TIE above
sI be made % .sgt3sIy the % TWO hundred and
hsCuur de by the said e.etd nts, ZEN asu Ri
> and Fer-5s lass vie, anu J1Hu bag ton he sad
Complainant .uf ITiIcrna and iuteress The said
mortgage ami aCrrulug .o.fs q d interest
IA hsED :. VIVIAN he-E
Iva county. wis.
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