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Butte record., 1854-03-18
ness. receie as If satisfied. Our ship was now

ness. recede as II saflsne1- Our snip was now
! running high upon mountain wave, then in
No the deep trough Of the sea. and as they
dashed against her she would reel and crack
, nd twist ike some kissing and conquered
erpent The holleEing Of the wind-the tor
{ents Of raia-fhe ..blaekness and darkness
ihat surrounded US. and the roaring Of the
Fave can never be described by pen. as the
Imagination Is insufficient in the human mind
ko comprehend for moment the grand but
lawful sight. Soon was heard above ell this
Fumult dreadful cracking and breaking CT
Timber, and an awful roar Of water. The for
ward watch came AFT exclaiming. 'sthe bow
spirit is gone, the main and lower decks and
sailors forecasile are all washed away. Such
indeed was the fact, and at every plunge OF
the vessel we were shipping from one to two
tons Of water The steerage passengers all
came rushing aft The cabins and hurricane
deck we're Immediately filed 70 their utmost
capacity, and the greatest fears were fully re-
allied for the safety of the ship.
Captains blckinstry and Wagstaf were the
first TO examine the extent Of the wreck
Their courage and coolnes on this occasion
calls for more than ordinary notice. The
steam pumps were Immediately brought into
requisition and gangs were at once organized
to bail out the cabins The passengers worked
WIN i4bSk t4A~ccFSAlis nAAlS many
Of the attaches Of the ship were walking the
decks with life preservers The idea was not
entertained Tor moment that our ship could
live thorough the gale We were in a sinking
condition. and had our engines given out, as
did those of the ili-fated San Frnpcisco. we
must have shared the fate Of the President
The lady passengers manifested a coolness
and angelic resignation to their impending
fate truly wonderful At last we had once
more freed the ship. TIE storm was evident
y abating, and high hope once more came
with the dawn of morn to cheer our aching
hearts. The remainder OF the day was oceu-
pied by twenty or thirty men placing planks
between the decks to keep out the spray, and
the Captain very correctly changed his course
for Norfork. One more anxious night we
passed on the ocean before reaching the des-
tined port. Had storm oFsrtaken Us We
must have gil gone TO the bottom.
Butte record., 1854-03-18
BIDWELL LIVERY STABLE.

fS~THE subscribers having recently fitted
AZl up their extensive barn and stables,
are prepared to furnish quarters for a large
number OF animals, where the best quality Of
hay and grain may always be found Saddle
horses to let, stock taken on livery. Animals
bought and sold when desired.
CHI. PERSON & co.
Bidwell, November II. 1858.
Butte record., 1854-03-18

MoRE BATTLEs.-It was reported that an
engagement between the Turks and the Rus
slams was renewed at Kalafat, which was kept
I'D during the 10th, 1lth, and 18th January,
end that the Turks were entirely victorious.
4 Vienna correspondent Of the London Times
says a terrific battle was going on at Matschin
with fearful loss Of life, and the town was in
flames. Further fighting at Ka.afat vas dai-
ly expected.
Butte record., 1854-03-18
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

- THE undersigned, thankful for past
q s. favors, would respectfully inform the
W public that they are on hand to executs
all work in the line Of horse and OF shoeing,
making and repairing mill irons. miners tools,
carriage work &C., with promptness and on
reasonable terms. BROWN & SPEAR
Bidwell, Nov, u. 1853.
Butte record., 1854-03-18
SHADE HOTEL

GA THE subscriber has at great expense
ILL fitted up the above well known House, and
with good table clean beds and every atten.
ton to his customers he hopes to merit fair
share Of public patronage The Opposition
line Of stages stops at this House. P. ".
Nirstrom. Dee RI
Butte record., 1854-03-18
WALKER Il WILSON.

nEALEBs STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.
~ CLOTHING. BOOTS, LADIES' AND CHIL-
DREN's SHOES. HOSIERY. &C. West side Street.
near ID Street. Marysville, al. VIII keep constantly
On hand fun assortment Of Goods in their line and
would respectfully solicit share Of public pa.rp mage
Butte record., 1854-03-18
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FORBESTOWN n
MINING AND LUMBER co.

THE TRUSTEES HAVE DETERMINED ON MAX
l. ing some important repairs and Improvements on
The companys mill properly the coming spring You
therefore hereby notified that in order the
expense Of the assessment OF hundred dol
lars each share OF stock. has been made which
be paid 10 the Secretary in monthly iastAlments Of y
dollars each, the be paid on before the 2sh
of February the second on or before the 2h Of March,
1854 BENZ f. KELLUM. Sect
Forbsown, January 3Gh, 1854. 6w-nl4
Butte record., 1854-03-18
AGENCY CT PAGE, BACON & co.
B A n K ERS,
SAN FRANCISCO
GEORGE W. PLUME & co.
B A n X E r S,
MARYSVILLE, CAL.

Exchange for sale sight time in sums to suit ~
r hutn q 20 London
american Exchange Bank, New York
Atlantic Bank Roston
fhliadeiphla Bank Philadelphia
5esiah Lee q 20, Baltimors
LOUISIANA State Bank New Orleans
Page & Bacon St. Lou;.
hutchlngs Co Louisville
7. s. Goodman Co. lCincinnati
3 Jones q Co. Pittsburg
ALSO ON
PAGE, BACON & CO., San Francisco, at par,
for any amount.
GOLD DUST always purchased at the highest
market price.
GOLD DUST AND COIN received on deposit
special or otherwise.
COLLECTIONS made and funds RENTED st
the lowest rates.
Banking House on the Plaza, Marysville.
lltf GEORGE n. PLUME & CO.
Butte record., 1854-03-18
Public Sale.
Lumber! Lumber |

FUvHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY
IL announce the citizens OF Bidw- eli and vicinfy
that they are nou prepared 10 iarn sh 81 who NAV "a
vor them with call. with splended quality Of lam
bef and on as reasonable lermas be procured else
where. They are also prepared deliver Iumber si
point along the South Fork or main Feather River
Board Ranch Saw Mil Up GAME eco.
March l5ih- 1854 5mle.
Butte record., 1854-03-18
NATIONAL HOTEL AT BIDwELL

NATIONAL HOTEL AT BIDwELL.
FEN HE National Hotel viii be carried on'bv
IL Mr.. c. A. Bancroft, the well known hcsf.
& John F. Thompson the latest. The we'll
known reputation of the house will loose
nothing by the change of Partnership Mr..
Bancroft or Thompson win be happy in trying
to make their friends & the travelling commu-
nifty at home and comfortable at National
Hotel.
They viii keep the best Table the marke.
affords. good clean beds sc. Their Bar will
be furnished with choice Liquors. Their stable
stands second to none, lin fact they are deter
mined TO furnish as good quarters for man and
beast as can be found in this section of country
The Domestic and Culinary arrangements Of
the house will be under the immediate super
intendence Of Mrs C. A. Bancroft, whose
reputation is a sufficient guarantee.
Butte record., 1854-03-18
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ASSESSMENT ON
II the Armstrong oasrtz Mining CnpaDy.is laid q
twenty i've dollars each share Shareholders are re-
o1essed 70 cali az the Tressurers o5ce and pay The
same or their shares win be soid according to law
MILTON ROCKS, Pres-
E. 81. SPARKS, Treas.
Oregon Township, Butte County, Jan. IA 1854 svals
Butte record., 1854-03-18
Barley.
sAM'l EARRIxAs
HUDSON & HARTMAN

n lane. Mary-Filie Keep constantly hand rou-
pleie assortment Of LUMBER, also DOORS, SASH,
BLINDS. &C
Butte record., 1854-03-18
r 0 Der s & CO.

HHOLES.qLE & RET4IL DE4LERs
5 \ fne Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco.
Il D street between ID and Sd, nearly oppo-
site the Theatre, Marysville. Feb4-tf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10
NICARAGUA.
THE REVOLUTION.

2 IJLl Our wv "a correspondent
GRANADA, Monday May Is, 1854
My last announced the existence OF another reyOlu-
tion in this Republic Of Nicaragua The storm which
had been gathering for many months has at last
broken forth, drawing everything before in its fury
On the Sd or 4th inst large body Of well-armed
men from Port La Union San SalvadOr) landed at
Reaejo, and Immediately proclaimed Casellon Presi-
dent OF Nicaragua, appointed Outrage Minister of
Foreign Relations, Guerrero formerly President Of
the state) Minister of War, and Trinidad Zaleza
Commander of their Forces. Their landing was stout
ly resisted, but Ounumberng the Government troops
they soon them, and securing the funds of
the CustOm-H House, and leaving small force to hold
the town. the main body marched toward Chinendega,
distant three leagues from Realejo The Comman-
daDt Of Chinendega surrendered without resistance;
and here the invaders established their "head
quarters" taking the precaution TO throw for.
ward an adysnce-guard to the town Of Chichigalpa
four leagues further on toward Leon. President
Chamorro with his Cabinet, had by this time es-
iabished themselves at Leon and had concentrated
the principal part Of his troops there. On or about
the eth inst, force comprising $50 men were dis
patched from Leon 10 attack the enemy in Chnendea
but meeting the detachment cent to Chchgapa 1t that
town, TIE yalor OF tie Government troops oozed out
and ey Ietreated pFecpitatey, scarcely looking be-
Lrd Until hey were back again in Leon On the 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

ava been seen in several places IN ie last low days
he vicinity of the Atosccs. Many cattle nave been killed.
bor.s stolen etc. and we expect every aay 70 hear Of
nre NJ their cruel dcpredations they are now havny
sa i;mes Wild Cat is at the head OF al ms, aud We
hasye that the Mexican nation hods about the sans
o ee 9TH these in.ans that England held thu
Pse.r Indian tribes in tho United States and Canada
ILL., az Revolution and the last war. However va
% Us, ON an far as 10 say that Mexico oilers these fndns
WI" 3 for each scalp but We know they have gres,
,eons, "a held out TO Them; and a. for Wild Cat, he
~, turnpv his compliments 10 our Governmon. Tor the
49, Savers bey have granted blm anu ne, no doubt
! ,. ,ba, we sha sooner later purchase his freud
~ Nv Giving him 'bg leap of money; and, reyardis,
H. etofore, he has very plausible reasons
expect this ~; ,,ouon. arrived savs a c.,
,;on Of The Victoria Adrcrstssr bringing news Of Ess
LJrad Seminole and CamaDche Indians, nnder the con-
.nI NJ Wild Cat being thirty miles west OF mere They
haze aacke company Of mustanges, traders, citzen
ia soldiers Several killed when the express leh
He left them fighting yesterday evening ana supposes u
~, ba tIled The, first attacked company OF twea,y.
@ ,iars and killed all but two, and then mmedia,e,
SS,ndd The mustanaers and traders who paship~
10 the relief of the soldiers =.
The xpress saws he thinks thirty Mexcans and Eve a
sx Americans were killed in the company OF mus.anzers
besi,es the soldiers by The express Mexican
who made his escape by running through the Indian
after all hope was left He says ms horse was killed
uuder him. and he mounted Iadian horse by i
saved himself Several other scattering squads as
killed in the vicinity and family. The Indians wers
heard TO say during the fight that they woald XII every
thing and desolato the country 10 the Rio Grande rs
report generally believed here, and considerable excite
MT m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

encouraged BY the Emperors but now inter drad hgeS
Il arfes sa,m Tie Emperor must latter the military
for that ia the right arm Of bis power. The Emperor
JossIh H. established large institution called the
essihnua az a school for military surgeons. Ii WAS
however soon converted into purely scientific nsti-
tution 10 which for years students have hocked from
r parts Of Europe. IL is again to be given mp to the
military and science must go out into the streets
Thinking men condemn in the strongest terms a mea-
sure fraupt with much danger to the true interests
of Austria. ThIts cannot remain in tins condition
long ~ -,
tria Her Government is doing absolutely nothing.
N dc Bonn who lost his place In the Ministry IN
consequence Of expressing the papsbe truth that it
would be- suicidal for Prussia 10 make common cause
with Russia is about 10 leave Berlin on his new com
mission. Even the Austrians designate the King Of
Prussia as fool" and regret that so brave people
should have such worthless leader. Many Of the
Prussian writer's also extremely bitter against
P.ron Manteuilel The Montenegrins evidently wish
70 commence operations against the Turks in earnest
but are prevented by want OF munitions and arms
as wei as by the advice Of the Russian agents who
Lave been directed to keep the Ountaneers quiet tor
ct least a few weeks. Several petty engagements,
however have occurred. AT Bassoeve, the mountain
eers Lost men, and were compelled 10 return 10
their mountain asnesscs without having met WIN any
svmra on the part OF the Turkish RaJahs oil ,he
plan whom they hope to excite to revolt against tue
u,uan enemy. The Rajahs have no arms, even II
h,v wished 10 fight the Turks and IL Is impossible ior
the MCDteneerins TO supply them' lihc mum
taineers originally hoped mat tney "oe.u g
able TO establish couihuhcaI'o" win ..; ;"o
Russians through Seryia, but the e,ac ,l
of Little Walac1 ia has had such depressing ilIaenge
on all classes, that the fiery manifesto OF rrnce Daiy
has lad 10 other eject than 70 ~ actiye p7ep
few persons at Siva ana hiupun' sosJ Of oidinq
srations are Delg Iue H. troons have NOT vet
the mountaIIecrs; Inc ,io l;t, nr;urinaIitv
crossed the Douhqa! VI b - H. ;Jr, ~ sil;stra
The Turks III vienna iaush AZ ',' l'.a y. ,ai
being ;ahen ior weeks 10 cV'e' va. l a1, no' L
Of az issue OF the uheq'ai coniesi' oH'i a..
written to tie hl'aly su'!oiv' o. i W. "o
thai 10th Easso'a ara osii" %id ''l, 10 ..ten
hasten to Their rescue, s'eP "",on .1",G .I
without having the palhnn me .h"t th o%ain Of
iliary troops. me aScooH. su,red hut little
forts SIX ~ hGnoei 90 rho Turks have been able
from the hussian eaihon, "s H' -; ,I a.,
TO repair by night 'ne uS'n's, "onV u 1"!t '
Russian dispatch, dated bucharest I9in s''' seS
to understand that many oil ine urhsn irregular
have deserted and that negotiations nave aireau!
commenced relative TO the surrender al me place;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10
CALIFORNIA.
THE MINES.
Correspondence Of The \. Y. Tribune.
CALIFORNIA, 20 miles mort

Corresps1senSe Of The y. Y. Tribune
CALIFORNIA, 20 miles north of NEVADA
Saturday, May 6, 1854.
am inclined to write you word from the noun
tains Of snow and of gold. We are Row having
snow storm, equal to aNew-York winters storm,
have not seen in your paper of late any communi.
cations from this great country. Having been resi-
dent nearly four years, and ranged the country from
"del to mountain-top," propose to state in few
words my own impressions.
The pastwinter in California, like others preceding,
has no likeness; and all of our 'weatherwsers" have
failed in their calculations with regard to it, The
miners impatiently waited until February for the
rAns and since that time We have had an overlooking
stock, and the miners are in better humor
The great difficulty in the way of successful mining
is the uncertainty Of water. Some costly bitches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

AoeuIT1aL oF MosTAouE.-Telegraphic dapa;eas
nom feiersburg yesterday, announced that the jury
the case Of Montague charged with the murder Of GTS
neI Thompson, returned into Court on Tuesday normal
aiIer night deiberatisn with averslct of not guaf
This result hos created general surprise among e.
zels wlo, in the Of Ward, have had dsan. vs
oftLe testimony and the arguments in the case. AertS
testimony Of sharp, all prepared for verdict Of mo-
der i'll the second degree but admitting; the truth OF ih
eleyenh-hour testimony we did not anticipate yeds
ON the former trial he found gully Of murder in ~
hrst degree, and the sentence OF death was psonoun
nion hm ny mere chance he was granted q new TIA
aud now he is declared to have committed no ocnss'
Truly, bis tate presents remarkable case!
Richmond Enquirer, II
IHE ASSAULT on RICHARD II. DASA.-A man knowns
Wa. Oxford, alias Sullivan alias Geo. W. Huxford, W
brought before the Police Court in Boston, on "Wednesday
charged with assaulting Richard H. Dana, Esq, bus
examination was postponed until Tuesday next, and IN
isut OF bail IN $500, the accused committed to
eikhFERaSoE ~ALABAsA-The people Of Cina ~,
wilcox County, Alabama recently determined by w.
nearly unanimous to prohibit the vending Of sprs0''
liquors within two miles of the town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ALLEGBEyY-EIGBTEEs HousI,
DEsTRofEDOne of the most destructive fres that be-
occurred in Allegheny for years broke out last night aba
IL o. clock.
Ioriginaed in stable Immediately in the rear of Car.
tavern the south side OF the Diamond and spred
with such unexampled rapidy that in few minutes IL
the houses adjoining were in flames.
The tavern, which connected with the stable by
me ans OF ot OF wooden sheds and fences, burad
down IN almost moment, the people hardly havngt tine
TO get out, everything in the house being consumed
next spread TO tho kept by Mr. Lghtoap Feds-
ralst The pert Of which aoned the stable and De.
sroye it almost Immediately, nothing but the front pst
OF the house being saved Ii large and commoios
tavern and contained great deal OF valuable furniture,
which was nearly all destroyed. The amount of the loss
could not ascertain.
From thence it extended itself along Federalst until
reached the of the Diamond; destroying in is
course the hat store of j. Wilson, the clothing store 81
klee 4 kaufman, j. Mlers saddlery shop, dry goods
store belonging to p. Meers, w. II. McGees clothing
store j. McGretty clothing store and Morris Pattons
grocery store, which, with al their contents mainly
Destroyed he grocery store Of j. Sterrest, ADJOINING
Monls Pettcns, was also considerably Damaged and
diamond, was Injured 10 some extent.
From the stable, where the fire first originated, ae
spread in direction, consuming nearly al
the houses lie south side Of the Diamond between Fed
era'st and Midde-alley. The Gfst house burnt dows
after the destruction of Mr.. Carsons house the liter
ny depot OF I. Vane, the entire contents Of his store
along with all the furniture in the upper part OF the hoa
being destroyed.
The grocery store of J. Ralston, in which his family
resided next came in the way Of the dovouring eemsn5
and Ia few moments the whole building including fan'
iure stock of goods and everything ese entirely coz
sumod.
The flames were next communicated to a stove store
occupied by r. T. Smith, which was only partially DC.
stroyed The two houses adjoining the store Owned
by Mr. biar ana which were occupied by himself ali
lacy named Fairfield, were the next attacked BY ne
namesi but by this time the fremen had succeeded
checking The lire so much as TO partially the houses
lie cabinet warehouse vi David Neehouse also q,
he several times, but was put out without great deal
damage.
The laeness Of the hour a. which the fire occurred pr
vents US from giving any further particulars 10 regap
the amount Of loss sustained. Pittsburgh Post, 9TH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15
Few Goods at LIoyd's.

%T ara now receiving, direct from New York city,
large and well selected sto Of Ssaseua5e Goods among
which may Be found hc following:
DRESS GOenS.
Printed Lawns, Barge Delsiacs,
thally Farcges, Lawn Robes,
SLACK silks, CJlored silks,
Giu-hams, Pgnlflaz
Prints If eray Dsscyjplota.
Fiscaei and uabeached Domestics, Tict-i-zs, SC,
Barred, book and Swiss Musiins,-
Embroidered Go HAIRS and CnderslGoves,
lacs an3 LIse thread EiEings,
s.a,iin EdgiEEs and Insertions
a4llcs I'D, siEs aid Lisle Cloves,
l,.nfS
Az assortment Of Ladies and Kisses Summer g1rnss
Also. Ribbons and Trimmings,
steu and Boys LezGCrn. Straw ard PsEr Leaf Hats,
TFeeds, Jeans, Cas-imeTrs Cottunadas,
Brown Linen, Linen Drii.ings, DENNIS, &c, SC.
ROOTS AND SHOTS.
A. endless v-riety, Of every size aud style.
gRoGEEEsSZ AND GsEsa 80 EAEE.
The largest and best assortment IN town.
z complete s.oa; 9f Stcf Hardseqre, Nails s Glass
An assortment OF FAMILY GROCERIES.
KEEP. especially for abe accounetaian of our custom
Also,
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES.
We invite purchasers 10 examination Of our stock
aud prices. Confident That all, even the most
i-s-l-Igus.
II. & D. LLOYD.
Mineral Admit april =, ISL 2ltf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15
A REAL PAIN KILLER
- INDIAN
THE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED FOR IN.
TERNAL OR EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS.

TERNAL OR EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS.
ENoR ALL complaints where an external and many
"neIe al 10 iernhl application is required the coun,
in 10 produce better article
h ehsct suon astonishing cures, be proved hs
,hrnah OF testimonials in the hands of Agents
II operates upon the system in powrrfu and effec-
uaI manner, set with the greatest safety From The
hae OF It's composition penerates speedily relaxing
Contracted CORDS, restoring the use OF mbs long mar
<ea, restoring the ue of muscles which have long
me Lungs, Wesknesr OF the SIDES Breast or Back Liver
soIp'ans Enlargement of the Spleen c. great cures
externally, a few dro1s taken an hmm or eiIgs
.i ;lsefnii5 for long standing Colds and Coughs and
soreness accompanying such .ctions, ii has no equal
bilous Cholic Cramp in the Bowels and Stomach hol-
s sc an efectna and safe remedy Price IS
Genus, or bottles for 81.
FOR MAN.
t II cures lntammatorS aud Chronic Rheumatism sors
or side, Stih Joints, Ague in Face, Sprains Salt
6hein Bruises, Chblans Tooth-ache, Sting of Insects
meEkhess IN the Ankles and Limbs generally, Ell sipe
ias' Heaaache, Diseases of the Spine,
FOR HORSES.
Il cannot be surpassed for sprains Calls Charea sns
Scrstches rains of the Shoulder rs Cracked Heels
King worms, Sweeney, and is cure for the Bouts
me most severe cases Of Collie in and Cattle
nave been cured by the Indian Lniment
~ Is a wen known fact that the Indians possessed
eoge OF re medical virtues OF PLANTS entirely
known TO tbs white man. knowledge OF these plants,
20 important 10 mankind would have remained forever
secret VITA me indians had 1t not been that Missionaries
travelling among them have become ACQUAINTED viii,
I
oy IN ese means that the celebrated INDIAN STNExT
was found out discovery of the greatest importance
to the sick.
BARREIL'S INDIAN IMMINENT. with Dr. BIAxv,s
SANArfE LIfE Pills, is all tie medicine used BY man
lails ana none no have tested their virtues would
iof y ne without them. Agents daily writing Tor
more giving accounts of and astDn hi n cures ner.
iofmed by IT, both external and internal.
Try 1t once, y0w aclU neyer regret It.
Fho "nen You have sscertaned virtues. Won will
never De without IL IN the house in of accidents or
consider II safe TO travel without bottle your
ihe thousands OF Others who know we'll aud feel SAT-.
"eh they nave Il along. There nothing that can c.-
pare with IT. before the people
The most astonishing cures have haen perf,-,no.: ~
this Imminent: IL has The Fa,qs PFysician IN
many houses. For Instance
:, Madison, In Llama, April 81, 1852
MR CAREy,-Pease send me tventy Ave dozen Of
Barr IFS Indian lin fneut Some tbi,k tfair far;-
would not live without it.
Yours, truly, JosKPH NoRTucsorr
frSpAref by H. q. o. CLARy, Cleveland, Ohio and for
safe oE X ID Paord- Mineral Point: T. :. Anslev. LIN.
zen - IL Cox, Miflin; Bowdel & HI pper Miffin: G.
IT, jerks WIn8yille; Hoskins Thomas, Dodgeyille
30y7yI.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15

ASS - = -: ...ss.:s. sss:..s 1900
a. ttSfGs1 hereby gwen that, by order Of the
"a Board OF Directors, the following install on
the Capital Stock Of the Mineral Point Rail Road
called, viz.