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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
iiyornia abusing the hlHbss.er

Tie Aha California, abusing the hlhbss'er. So u.,s
it be.
We are getting down nOw toward whc 70 the s.nov,,.
Gin 10 consider about the back raet "a thai hasa,s -
he Aurean Stables will be oeane, ana we r;u h..s 80
ten rid OF all the fellows who IRE to b. found J. 49,.
crowd and who may in contingency be ciasod dosE
fd ta<use haste. "a
The suhesed is the bombst declaration prepared by
Walker simself which tire poor natives were compelled
at re point Of the bsycnet, to ssa or scsncwledgs Il
will be seen by the accounts above that the signing his
gAasas document moi the yeianlsry act u siny
individual:
DECLARATION or Ryra-s,sss Fl tie lseslah q "a. sax If
Prerdss. Ssa Tisesaia xsr.A l. 1854
IA hass Of .ps s the s.is 81 Lover c,ss
convention held Ills DAY Ssa Nnesase have sae Hos
Since y a.y o. which the troop. under your arrived
rsd publ oft0e
ns,.s S ,% .S1 % .d r S.s be. rs',.;
our -.ied vita =. sintn-s .na eonsarr,ssa
nothing sonPap % md ss'Hd ih.' sscn vii
the c..- 10 future Satisfied therefore the invos ,r
.ndes y Your nss ~ ma cone ys
ry .,bhrnent the dc--rrmsn. ,as Rspsbe So
nor. Ccnscerng the sctrs pcscn IN we:eh placed
he neglect Abandonment oh. supreme Government Of Ms
.tv btrsasd by nahrs pnthc TIA ssesos e.
Of having IL the fliare a"' and justice sAh win
Yt.d.y "a years.aD We .ssIaly IenoaSe,& a. ss.se.
sSsir o,. ~ s bc.s "a sad sosn.r "a M
to tho RepsS Ne posed eeae-th sAs
fully gnio death
SIR 81 that the esis.hIaen, Of the Gs.sesmea
I've ne. Republic will rebound the boosr aud ksprt.-
onl, ogrsees but Of III. eag, large ssesa- believe
thai sor c.llercy by Of Cour nton s3a protect
i've will sBt-e property sni Interests II, ell tine
come Therefore E,ceency the ssohhuens
OF bory which .h. be recognized BY ard ssssand
fo-c &c 70 ri Fxc,ll-ncy deem proper
E,cernry 'h-t the provisions
sgssc orders when
r-crs rrcrery signed BY yorr which reas,
be eheeTfs " coupled with, sontlsI: th.
will be fuly nbgrseG eeseattr.
We recaest sxeseucy sse this
rren,asn nvsrehe aoa and grant by decree hos
portions which contain Tetl.!eE
SANTIAGO aEcF. Joss l. rsPsos..
JosE IsNActo ARcE, FUGsNto MUsEfLLe,
PEDRO puAITE. TEos.s Resn
NisvsL OsIo, PEOss T.. DU.srE
FsrkNIsLsVs AsN,asSro
On bshf u 60 M BbeTs la ....mhed Mschl m
Don JDsY La 1rafa
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fh, ... Of Furepe $4,000 ,5ooetc n@oeo 79co,oo 70.
GI.at Eft.p...... 10000 5eo0eco 81 10000 |SooVo

Total. 90 9otec ss7eoao ~ $50 900 lea COO 900 De
ia T@ 4sas issi'i d'si ,' Y
sssa.y p. .eggy Of or ffs' ar w w -,
r,s. o,hs ,ssoa. wss.T goa the
h'i been :s ..% f:S %assT ~
ors returned To- market was thnJ attended ann me
coT1.S CONTINUES Gull go bale. 81 suction we're pneiP;
, r,ssa,swn mid oriesi, : quoted $50 fD
csDtI oil .Olo a, 81 iGod ,jsPu'a At 50 esd
Csmphor 5 chefs have been 500 q o ana tas
!. =. si,.s a, sSilS Js.p 10 bales oa a. a2 oobae,
. a: !. rS ass ssa1 siice. hh"SaS par old
round g Gum Re. an 4. q ~ r lod n AZ.
bic al 80 Gd4o Tor.ey Opium l2S oaes'i'" -ii saffron
Hsxr-The excl state ard P,ces esa,nae 70
M.nl. hiss been sold e rye a. - ana Ina" s9
5l for ordinary 10 good aud te~" "a" me 20 extra me
Ipd. de..roGa. .e.scely anything yciss Bat
Prices m.n'.insd - cer0on' Spanish SID '4'o'0r Or
aa,s ehss SS' WE fs eoaaas
in sOod demand sweoih sn5 ss0'ch ''r mixed
In LiNsEIp CAKES only reported and prices
seuols.ly show downward tendency
LAsD- Rather doing at lower rates
Lad in sOOd 6eIn'nd :: the late sty.nee
fssa c s1 as SS aa Ia.eoG 90
% S" the ; i cu q n'' Coco. nut S.
sS' ,s iS, es; :. ssp ' % s
RcrThe MARIE eoanqs. ,s,y , ad 9 . haze
d so TO tnrs SHOE, tS 5ee spot
sALTPErYR without much ctvity 100 bag Berg.
s n cent sucC from So oS and 100 tuas 70
arve at3e. Nitrate Sod. in good demand at lt alSo
2zJ 1871 the sDo tnd TO arrive
$50 Bombay Cloves from o06!
for uddps 10 fair "a Singapore Numess 22a:i9 c.ss
Mace fom :4a2G LEO bags rough African Ginger rsn 6 @l
being fully 6 deino end 100 bass Ben.s at o 100 eas-
Nnbst only sod Sld5 the sound being
Ior, In 81 j5s 80 tsss dusty Batavia sold at ~ h
sEgps-Tnseed Advance ADD the arrivals se small
Rss held for GO ud& ue 81 Petersburg 4"
Calcutta v6i. Rspeseed; buyers Of fine Fact lnih a.
Sc 05fi
been without animation diving the week,
had rather oowpwd tendency The sales OF
Ird hhos A. auction % zoo hays Msurus ana East
Ino principally sold At decline about ewt $40 bags brown
clsyed Manila held for previous
rt.es who boxes yellow Hayans only the damaged sol
ned also dull BY private sontrae
s note the following OF 6loO bags
blown PeIlsmbueo sfoa q for the Baltic Of $500 BAGS
CSC yellow
mo iIiJ Of 81 bags brown Pern4mbaoo At u
The following the IMPORTS and ooks
With those of the corresponding pesod last year
.Is53 1854. 1858. 1854.
Cbf pits Of Europe teCso % 100 90, G. 5000 5000 o5e u.
c., B,,io 77&pOD liz O0 000 20 OJ I6j 500 coo s
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Harinr Erothcrs' Circular.

Pa y,,onoI LONDON Fnd.y, March a. leH-oP u
The the Colonial and fotesn r,2s9es s M a
SUGAR, COFFEE, COTTON snu - o.
,si, rhssper EREApsTurFs dull Rs,n pro5aee coo noe ~
as,.nee ra.sly MoSEY aetive demand CoSsos nave sc
lind and leave SCI. Mexican DOLLARS scafee a. o IA
9ILvERtDt. --.,-- II =. t,,,br, aocne Of
IA a2S 10 Honduras from sHs for ordinary 70 sooa oo'
Silver a. Ordinary Black a.IieAn o, ~, ~
sIs "a GOOD Silver and 3o1+ oIdnss 70 mdahos bi-,s
Coco. quiet or COO bsss TInsd ."e u. oss' a. s
,.h,e only small portion sold the former ron 10 o'
,sy 20 sooS red latter from 81 ~ Tor 1000 70 zoe
ECofvsr-The qusndy offering ms DO. ,as zone e. o.
b.r, and l45 bss Plantation Ceyoo, principally sod saoo
,yy and SO ba,, Ceylon were brc7sht cargo
leo bags hiss been sod shos ~
a. T,s.s fuy insured and cargo SO bsss 81 DOMINGO s9
over ihy here for sashprnent 10 the neTs
Native Ceyon freely Offering to-day At 49, without ni
rs uy, The following the imports aid steef on s %
compared wrh those Of the same period ias' je" .
1883 1854. 1853. 1884.
~. . q Fn,,p, $4,000 S5lCoCco q 1890 79c0too 70.
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Dowai-yls Mach lsay Of Benz Aadinso o. Prom
10y.
in Mry,,ls aa'sa . ,hp lady Of G. 2. Downe Of ,,on
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On behalf u 81 gbeT .s..nk Cd March
Don JOSE sAts Ia Grala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Tho mcst ia..elr- accounts pour from ID quarters
oi he uiang csos The recent rains have enabled m
i4trs 20 20 work cvC-y where ani arc mi
f-fnv encouraging Daring ihc week ending Mloh @.
NeIs largo s. c.. transmitted from tLcir office ia ;,
nors in Iuolumne Carrfy 90 ihs CRY &c ounce of
cold duet aud during fhe week f1l.wnF sos ora peg.
o. Tstscsv rilt ia. tlc same = press iro..h. iowl
fom Saorsmenfo sl1-.t-- This looks flou-l the In
fix Of colo I'D tcain commsncei and il s % be holet
II is the hgfbnge 81 bette times.
Arsck weighing 600 pounds ard va-orsly estins,cd 70
b. worth fom twelve 10 ghteen tlou-aai to.ils,
r1,s<tly taken from tunnel rear Nevada.
81 Seels Digginr. 10 Sierra County nov mines have
been discovered which exceed IN richness any previous
CfCovsr-s
: ,,mrany of iTc moa ~ work on 81. foot o. S8al
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

OF all the nu medicines extant. land some of
nothing has ever been found which could in its
elects with this preparation. Others sometimes,
but at ali times and in diseases If the lungs and throat
where medicine can give relief this will do IT. II is
pleasant to take and perfectly safe in accordance with
the dir We DO not advertise for the benefit OF
those no have tried those no have not. Fami-
lies have known its value will not be without it.
and by its timely use, they III danger
Gus cnseonences OF Coughs and Colds ch neglected.
ripen into fatal cor sum ption.
Ts Diploma Massachusetts Institute was awsr-
ded preparation by the Board of Judges Sept
4 aso the Medals OF the three great tns utes of Art
in this country; also the Dpomt of the Ohio institute
at incnna has been given to the CHERRY PEcrou
BY Government in considera ion offs extraordinary
excellence and usefulness in curing affections 81 the
Read the following opinion founded on the long expe-
,snGe Of the eminent Physician Of the Po,i ard ~ of
Five years trial your Cherry PecoraI in my prq.
tice, proven what foressw from its composition.
be that il eradcstes and the colds and
coughs which in this section, peculiarly liable.
think It's equal has not Yet been discovered,
| know how better medy can be n.4de for the dis
L. J. BURTON, NJ. FRS
See what it has done wasted constitutions not on
y in the following cases, but a thousand more:-
SupBUAT, Jan. 81, 1851.
arrhoea in the lines of California returntd Sc
Francisco in hope OF receiving benefit from change
Climate and diet My diarrhoea ceased, but follow
ed by severe cough and much soreness finally left
for home but received beL eft from the voyage My
caBgh continued to grow aud vie arrived in
New York wss It once marked by NY acq aln.auces
as victim OF cvnsn nptIon. must confess that
no sufficient reason 10 doubt mat my friends believed
AT this time commenced taking your Invaluable ned
cine with tie expectation of deriving benefit from
It's use- You would not receive these fines did
gard it my duy afflicted, through YOU,
ay heath IN the space of eight fully restored
attribute L. TO The use of your CHERRY pECrDRAL.
Yours truly, WILLIAM w. SMITH.
WASHINGTON, Pa April l., is4S.
Den sir: Feeling that have been spared from pre-
ma uie grave through your fundamentally prov
deLce of Ga d, viii take the liberty express
gratitude.
cough and the alarming symptoms of Consumption
nad reduced me too low to leave anything like hope,
when my phYsi clan brought bottle your Peoto-
raj L. seemed to afford Immediate relief and
few weeks time has restored sound health. Ii it
will do for Others what it has done you
talniy one of the beneiactors of mankind
Sincerely wishing You every blessing am
Very respectfully Yours,
JOHN J. CLARKE, Rec IT PsUl's Charch.
With such assurance and from such men, stronger
proof be adduced uuiess ii be from upon
trial
Prepared and Sold by JiMES c. AVER,
Practical and AnaIyIica Chemist,
LOWELL, Mass.
For Sale by j. II. VIVIAN and Ke. ID. PUE-
FORD, Mineral Point. n+gtD31tc.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
10 SEPU SMITH.
NEDff BOOK -.

NIDffE BOOKS.
TUST received at the MINERAL POINT D oOK STORE,
u direct from New York
R4nke's .ivil Wars,
:. History OF ,ne Popes-Engl sh edition,
Taylor's Life of Wesley,
Preacher & King,
Arctic Expo tion,
Cox's interviews,
New Themes for lhe Protestant Clergy,
Golfers Notes end lamentations on the Text OF
shakepere-various editions,
Memorials OF English Martyrs
The Great Harmonic. by A J. DaAs,
Supern al Theology, or Life in the Spheres,
Philosophy OF Mysieric us Rappings,
Websier's Uns brdsed Dictionary,
= high Schooi /"
Z" School f"
HsrpeT'e Illuminated Family Bible,
Bagsters 0ompr, hensve Bible,
Pocket Bibles. of various styles,
fleeiwood's Life of Christ,
Is His o:y of tbs Planting of Chris,ianity,
Greenleaf's Testimony of the Evange'ists,
PaI-ys Natural Theology, and Works,
Newton on the Prophecies
Bucks Theological Dictionary,
Bishop Buffers Works,
Meals Puritans,
Thompson's seasons--Boyd's Notes,
hioD's Paradise Lost g g
towpers Works,
Goodrch's History of All Nations
Pird's Natural
Liebigs Chemistry.
Al thoa's Classical Dicti nrry,
Constitutions of the United States,
Geological observer. by De La Brche,
Treatise on Metailu KY, by Overmsn,
Howitts Homes of the Poets,
DR.. Ohn's Travels,
= observations in the E St,
Appleton's Popular Library,
Arvln's Cyclopedia of Anecdotes,
Percy ADecfopfs,
, hood of Great Men,
Don Qu'xot,
Pendennis, Old House by the River, Ann Harne..
Katie Stewart, Lovers St-ata9em Vilette, ,gathss
Husband, Agnes Sorrel, lvar, My Novel, Vanity Fair,
Henry Esm nd, &c &C..
Also
Guitars, Fioins, Accordeons and Flutes all Of which
will be exch 4nged for CASH, the reasonable
terms. fv5n41l JOSEPH SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
..B0Oks AS ARE HuOKs.n

.sBDOk s As A H T. RUOKS.,,
Il STORE D~oN'
Enc, copeda Americana,
ncroft's History of the United States,
Allison's of Europe,
Hume's of England,
Maccauley's of
Gibbon 9 Decline ami Fall,
Webster's Works,
Scott's Bible,
Cark's ON Eentary,
CompreheH We Commentary,
Co'es siges orks complete,
Robertsons Works,
BoswelI's Jphnson,
Kitto's Daily Bib.e Illustrations,
Statesmans Manual,
Mosheims Ecclesiastical History,
Hsi ans Works,
Blackstone Wendell's Edition
Brand s Ency c'opedia Science,
Dictionary of Mechanics.
Ewbauks Ii, drauiics,
Kosmos, Humboldt
Burns, Chambers Edition
Chambers Miscellany,
Napoleon Dynasty.
Choice Poetical works,
Eclipse of Faith,
Soliheys Wesley,
Gerstache's Voyage around The World,
Lives of Chanceliors and Chief Justices,
Maunders' Treasury of history,
hanys Fruit Garden,
Miss Beechers Domestic CookiYz,
Water Cure Library
Encyclopedias OF Wuter Cure,
Free Masou's Manual by Stewart,
MasoD's Chart Cross,
Tmp'ar's +"
&c, sc, &c, &c,
Avs JOSEPH SMITH,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
st. Louis Advertisements.
TO THE MERCHANTS OF
MlSSOt az l,lLLBN DIS, DIVA, WIS.
CONSfN AND MINI EsOTA.
Great Inducements TO Trade in ST Louis.
An UndeviatinS One Price cSsh sy. tenn
Established.

Az SHoeNAatanS Oue Proc { ESn Sy- tenn
Established.
Tea Thousand Packages Of Seasonaue Dru. Coeas
offered for Cash: dg EDDY. JANEso~ & Co,
al Eastern Manufacturers aad Importers pri-
res: az least Ten per rent. less than any credit
honse ia .7nieyica can oTord
Tine subsrr beers hsyii we'd their store on
Maine err cd for ihen by Col. Brant, a
devoed the Dry Goods osbna Business In tie Unit
90 cne enc ,@ sale by the Piece or Package stock
y, ~ ouo q American, English German. French
no S~'ss oo''as' direct from American and Eu opean
Cur ,ns srperenc in the Western Trade and having
Correct know ledge Of the the &C uuy enable.
US 70 port sich gods as arc adapted The Of
We believe have facilities in ing which a-eu
ej ,,ed by having resident tartners
and buy "r- caisia ally at The MaHuIaco ins
IN the Fast and our the Continent Parchss-
ing our goods Tor Cash and tine enabled
TO buy much lower shan Eastern or Western j. BIB rig
Houses no buy on long credit and always able
AMI prepared to take advantage cher g in the mar.
he. favorable to cash buyers, winch .rcs1 no buy
on credi: Cannot srj y.
We can afford TO sell Tor ca n Ten per cent less
than ether houses becaus. we do not sustain hea
W losses by crediing extrayagant and iniud cious
merchants
Merchaut- ~hn have been he h.bl o, visiting tho
Eastern citie that ..y mi - as nTe~ stock.
Philadelphia. "
We guarantee 10 exhibit larger and better as,
sorted and more elegant stock oil Fancy and Sta
pie Dry Goods and Notions, than was ever seen
IN one house in America.
Our Dress 20, DIS are mosly OF ST les designed By
selves, ard en4ites confined TO In t.Iis market.
We are 10 .f nd uoe nens in In
and Whiie g, DDS offered class houses in
The E-st who are only 10 this branch OF business.
The country liant will time and trouble ~
puI en- asing bis goods In outs-eNpsnze
rayeing-oss OF time, which is valuable 10 cd mar
chants-ehpesve Transports ion do tenton de
oy low -mismansgeI Of Careless f5rss.dirx
merchants thereby snbiectinR himsef To loss of SAFES
ana PROFITS aod RFoa! tncons eLienceR
ey he receives from IA custom, rstNchaIge which IS
always asor OF Eastern citissBe risk King
himself Win too large qusnty Of goods adapted
10 MS trace hich are he d~Irniaed and be-
come unsaia5e-nnd being lonz absent from homo
hsd family, are good for the retailer 10 MAKE s
purchases in c home market.
respec iuy suggest these facts mere ars IN tts
west believing il is for their inert IN every Iespec t
make their purchases In 81 LOUIS ant thai the svet.
we have aoised, guaranteeing them
aud as srSe stocks be Cb ainrd suy Eastern
CT Viii BRING u as rchsats aud who
hsNe heretofore h4t they money and
a u by coming TO home market for their supplies.
tpuT motto 81 all be Large S6ics and
nieNit n4 one Prca tssh system leati Ten per cent
less Then any credit hon ia tic Ia can af-
ford aFSJN 4
st. Lou's, May 70, So ly3t-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

~T0ODEN wARE-Psintei Tubs. DO Buck
e6s, co,erei pas 4 sugar B'xes, suter rims a
Baskets. Brushes. and general variety OF Traps. just
ceived, sud for sale al GEO. w COBB 5.
SSIGARs.--I5 Eh'ds Fair Kind " o. Sugar
- 80 Rbls Clarified
10 {. Crushed IL Loaf
Received and fer sale low CIV. COBB-s
SUGAR HoIsE wOI.ASSES-I5 BbI.- 10
= half Bbs., 10 Ten cal Kegs superior Sugar Hou.e
Syrup Molasse-, just reed al GEO. W. COBB'Ss
SALT.-,25 sacts GA Salt
- 80 Bbs Kan Just received and for
sale AT C W CogB's.
STaR CaNDLFS-25 Royes. Il de- quarter do .
= Of Star Candles, boxes Mould Ca dies Just reed
XxyINpOw classic pores assorted from
to "a Just received Ia, and for -a beat a.
c.J% go BARRELS FINE SALT,
SalC.--. 80 sAcKsG: A. D.,
nRVED APPLES AND PEACHES. new
~ fruit, jusI received and for sale by g. w. COBB
6nn GALLONS STONE WARE, Ja-. Crooks
CUU SC. for sale at CoBB's.
EIomE 50 hsl' suPerhns a1a K1i 2 ,H rs@'y
Can. wright's Fresh Cove Oy..
~ tiers, received and for tale G. w. COBB's.
nRIED APPLES ~ Bushels, prime Fruit,
IL lust received and for sale. 6. w CoBB.
SOAP. 25 boxes, No. l, juat received and for sale
- by G. W. COBB.
many SALT-fo0 Bags Fine Dairy Salt Tue,
IL received and for sale by CIV. COBB
CIGaRS: 9 500 choice Regatta and r,ineise Ct
~ gars, for sale at GIBBS.
DOR X, on hand and for sale BY
GEO. W. COBB.
"THJTE LIE D-aod No I. zn~ paint.
w white for sale GEO. w. CCB3'S.
M ACK REI.No.I & Q in Bhis hal! Shbls AND
WI u Bbis.. Prime, iust reed at GEO. W. cusB's-
I'VE GEESE FEATHERS.-5ne n. 10,
ii 4 sale at COBBS.
STARCH 81 Roxee superior. forsaiea'
- Oct- n, so GEO. W CDBB'S
NY4IIS15 ccs assorted sizes. Jus; received and foI
~ sale st GEO. w. COBB'5.
Oh Boxes Lake Mills SALERATCS. on Cor
~ Segment, and for sale st G. w. COBb'c.
DICE. pounds prime, for sale ,on
rODFI~H. "a drums one large Fish JUS red
u and for sale CobbS-
Of those superior Jar Pickles
inst received and for sale At GEO W COBB'S-
GOLDEN SYRCP-c0 Bbir. and 10 Gal Kegs
VE tuss received GEO. W. COBB's
SCGAR.-.3o BbIs-, Clarified g. refined, jet
- received and for sale BY e. u. COBB.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Contiguous TO the Mi},cdtdee g. Mississippi Railroad.
AZ WE viii sell that valuable Farm lately occupied
- Houses thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. Said Farm
cntscs nearly 200 Acres rst class land % Acres
OF which is broken and well fenced There Dire pas
ture the same and well wstered. Also all kinds of
Farming Implements. And so rcTes of fine land near
Dover, Wis, with q comfortable House on the same.
The above premises situate the Model Mills,
in Iowa County minute description of said premises
may be seen at our Office.
DUNN & READ.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. 7lf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
CIRCUIT COURT,

CIRCUIT COURT,
Iowa COUNTY, W1suoxs,s, S.,
IN CR9ECFRY
State of Wisconsin, iowa County,
Henry Madden Complainant
Margaret Fassett. " dow Aft ed Fas- to perfect the
seit, James FasseI;, lbert Fas tile to cerain
sett, Haron L. Faesett, Hudson l.. Real estate
set traHcisT Fassett, therein descf
Mary mn Fassett, Mary BELL Fassetf. bed
Ed " ard C-FAssett and Thomas rasseIt, }
heirs at law OF James Fasset deceased
Upon reading ard fling the above and foregoing bill
complaint and aft iav of the nonresidnce of the said
toe Court that the said defendants residents
of this State and that of them be found there
PENDANTS, and each Of them, do plead, demur
to the said mpainants bin of paint on or before
the fifteenth day OF March, A d. 154, the matters and
things IN said oil of complaint contained, will be
as confessed against them, and decreed accordingly
And having been satisfactorily proved that William
Hempstea1 is material and single witness
rial facts contained in said compainant's hill
plant it ia further ordered by depo-
sition of The said William 1empste
dence in said cause above entitled be be-
fore James 6 aham ESQ.,, Commissioner sc duly ap-
pointed by the Governor of this State, at the office of
State of louisiana the 10th day of January A. D. e54
Ano is further Ordered that this oIder be published
the Wisconsin Tribune, weekly newspaper printed
and published al Mineral Point, said county the
publication thereof TO be within twenty days from the
BY the Court Chambers, this 18th of December
A. ID. 1853. III. NJ COTHREN
Circuit Judge.
Stale of Wisconsin, Iowa County, S.
], James Hutchison, Clerk of said Court do hereby
certify that the above true copy of The order made
in the said cause Of 'ienry Madden Complainant
Margaret tasset snd Others, defendants, by said
Court, as the same remain on file in my Office.
In witness whereof hereunto set my hani.and the
l. s. Seal of said Court this 18Th dav of ecember A.
ID. 1888. JAMES HUTCHINSON, Clerk
Circuit Court Iowa County, Wis.
COBB & MEssMoRr- Solicitors tor CompPt. SEE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
ALARM FARM FOR SALE.

E3 pY virtue of power in me vested, | wi. on
- ID the 10Th day of Jenuary next, at l O'Clock
p NJ of said day the house the late deceased Adam
kastner three and half miles northeast from Dodge
vile, the East Helena road offer for sale the prem
the farm of the said deceased, consisting ito
Acres Of good Land. Said Farm is we'll situated sup
Piled with Wood. Water and Stone. Improvements on
the consisting of comfortable Log Dwelling House
and Kitchen, Meat and Smoke House, 30 in good
State OF cultivation, under good fence &C At the same
thine and place will also expose sale The personal
property belonging to said estate, to wit
Wheat, OaIs, Hay Ploughs Grain Cradles, set of
Harness, and other articles usual about q farm.
Terms made known dsy of sac.
GEO. MESSERSMITH. Executor.
Dodgeville, Dec. %, 1853. ids
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
SziISS rs and COLLARS

Made upon scientific principles and at nay
be obtained At the store of the subscriber
some hat IS than they can in any other ay- Tns
Ladies ought to feel grateful to the undersp
due these articles into this
have heretofore Abored them with little profit
Themselves, and no satisfaction tho who t.
September %, 1853. JOSEPH SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
THE FOLLOWING BOOKS

Have Just been received at the Mineral Point
Ma, hcS ON popular Observation-Disclosures 's ok keeping
Fern Leaves-sol mon NoIthrup, twelve years slave
White slaves of England Freedeys practical tise
on business-Uncle Toms Cabin-Mark Hurdesune or
the Two Brothers Mitchell's outline maps &C
September 49, 1883 JO-EPH SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

LSNGII>H >sFERON.-A few pounds Of the
Ia genuine article for by e NJ. SMITH.
ANTE CI-R IT'S. Citron, Ext Lemon. art
IL Spices, Se PIT constant On hand oy r. Smith.
II Amp OIL-Fer sale BY
IL f. NJ. SMITH.
UNLOt R-fro7n The Moscow Mills kent constantly
II on hand ana tor sale by r. NJ. SMITH.
RAIN HAe.>-- few Dozen Stsrk Mills, pre-
~ uniar Ersfr NsEr. 'cr ssi- ~ +. 81. SMITH,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
NOT ICE.

Il.
NOTtCEis hereby given that application will be made
~ 10 the Legislature of the State IF Wisconsin, at The
ulsr session thereof Cor the year 1854 for the
of special authorizing the laying and establish
mnnt of State ed from Mineral Point in the County
Of Iowa and State of Wisconsin, TO the head of eichs no
low-thnce down the side of laid hollow TO tn
quarter post the sth line of Section No Q, in Towr
Ncrlh % Rage East-thence the centre Of SAID
SectiOn-thencs branch into three branches-one
brsnch to HIrsis Ferry branch TO Independ
and one branch II Rchiani City laid ont anH
s1te, ded by J. w. Ccfinbury. TIE three last nance
points situate the North bank Of The Wisconsin
River in The County of Richlsnd.
OLIVER LEACH.
} :. ELLSWORTH.
J. w. COFFl SSErRF,
Nov Is. iSS1 nj And others