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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

Town of 9pM inarai' point. IN JUSTICE COURT.
yuNO Ed Ward Tregaskis: -You are hereby
notined, that writ of Attachment has been issued
against you and property attached satisfy the
demand OF Whitney smith amounting to Seventy two
Eber Polk, Justice of Peace in and for said county
az MS once IN said town on the End day of April A. b.
ioo al one O'Clock In the afternoon, Judgment will be
rendered AGAINST you and your properly so 10 paw the
de6t.-Daed this 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1885
i3WIfJ WHITNEY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
IN CIRCUIT COURT OF %
COUNTY, WISCONS1N HLASD

hhZabeth j. Massingale, Us
John l.. Massinga!e. Petition for Di,o-
I'm reading the affidavit made on hss,s
" painant or petitioner, shelving thar "a Ihe ror
has aosented himself from the Stale Of w asiebu
appeaflng ihai subpoena has been issued snS aa
turned defendant not found, and il furSs ana duly
that said defendant has failed to enter h. apeoAs
said cause it is Ordered, that said defr5
answer or demur to compliments bin or apEesr
before the 18th day of May, A. D. Is55 or PIoh o
VIII De taken as confessed, and that motto. pl,
and the pendancy of this suit he given IN ms Ort,
Dy pu9hGatioh OF copy III ihis Order in ths vias,
Point Tribune weekly newspaper pubIsba5 aiaenl
Point in lows County it being in The san ~ snsl
Richand County, for six weeks success;v Sl'cul sh
publication to be within twenty days from y, NE t
this Order. Dated the l4th day of Febrnsr 'ue eae
A. b. SLAUGHTEp
Court Commissioner. Richlsnd ~
hereby certify the above and within =, w
copy of Order or die in my Office =" De Tue
attest, G. ID. BELLEVUJP ~.
y" Per WIN. Il. J.ssrT, n.n,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

Wisconsin, Central Ra,tYOad-We are g.atified
to learn that seventy miles of the line of this road
beyond Elkhorn were let last week 10 responsible
contractors to grade, bridge and prepare for the
iron The terms of the contract are very favor
able TO the company, while the gentlemen to whom
the contract awarded are responsible and ex-
perierced- L. Chicago Irib
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FoR To-.
COUNTY, WIS. o"A

joseph BasIlan D =,
~ SHcftcc'g,
Elizabeth Bastiap \ BILL FOR DIVORCE.
A RETURN having been made on the s,..
TINS case, that the said defendant is no,ta
and II satisfactorily appearing from the ass and
George L. Frost ESQ.,, that the said defepdar- 'h o.
resident OF this State,- is hereby ordered ara h@
that The said defendant be adjudged non.resds, go
that she Is hereby ordered TO enter her snnas Nd
ahe saio eompiant and plead. answer or demui 1s,.
iaut VIII be entered and the several matters and ~
set forth in said complaint adjudged against bs s,
IL Is nersog lurtheT ordered that this notice be pubt
pueiisaed IN Mineral Point Iowa county, Wseop.!r "a
six weeks successfully; the first publication 10 ~ .s
within twenty days from the date hereof " "aOs
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Fah.
ID. 1855. III NJ CtDTHRPN 60 "a
certify the foregoing to be true copy of The oT
now 6le in my Office VI 'De VI shsi
Attest; JAS. HUTCHINSON, CLERK
Circuit Court IowaCo w.
GEORGE L. FROST, SOILS fc. Commit 6wu
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TAX EN- UP,

E1=HS BY the subscriber, in the village OF Mineral
NST Point. one Red and White COW-the body
Ass-- white with dark red spots al tie breast and
part OF the neck dark red-white face and bey-crop
on LEFT her horns in considerably al the points,
supposed to be ave six years old The owner is re-
Guested 10 CALL prove property, pay charges and lake
away. REjAMIN HJ.EWETT
Mineral Point March 9. 1855. 4yI7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

The Rescue FUSD.-The Free Democrat re-
ports the receipts of 1897 10, towards delraying
the expenses of the Glover Rescue Trials" OF
which the liberal citizens of Milwaukee have
conlTib uted ffteen 6ollarsti
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
NOTICE,

WHEREAS A LAND WARRANT for Forty acres, No.
w 551. was issued to me about the 18th of
January, 1851, under the Act of September eSh, 1885,
which about he 9Th of november, 1851 mall
ed in New York city to Washburn Woodman, of MIN
eral Point, Wisconsin, by whom it never received
NOW this ia to give notice that shall apply the Com
missioner OF PENSIONS Tor Duplicate of said Warrant.
OWLS SAMUEL HEBURN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

IL HoRAcE GREELEY has notified the commit
tee of the Madison Institute that he will be in
MADISON Friday next, and lecture before the
Institute on that evening
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

Rdpe--A rape, to horrid too mention in detail,
has lately been committed upon young but re-
spectacle girl, of Delavan. The party young
man. is now In Jail in t.is place and will probably
have his trial next June, at the sitting of the Cir
cult Court-Wal,royth Co Republican
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

MILwAUKEE CRY ELEcrIoN-At the city
election in Milwaukee, on the 9th the democrats
ticket elected as usual James b Cross was
chosen Mayor by about 800 majority
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

Boston, March 5
AT the town elections held yesterday through
out the state the Know Nothings have fully sus.
tanned their ascendancy. OF the fifty towns heard
from they have at least carried forty
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

II A hog was sold n the streets of Green Bav
a short time since, brought from Marquette Co,
which weighed orer siE hundred pounds Green
Bou 4dp
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

Pyohibitory Liquor Lar IN Delarcare Pro-
hibitory Liquor Bill, which passed the Delaware
Senate some weeks ago, was adopted by the House
of Representatives OF that State, the LIST inst
by vote OF / 10 10.
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NOTICE.

~ TAKEN UP, by the subscriber, in the town
IN OF "sdwick, near Dyer's diggings, on land
{ ~ occupied by the undersigned, in said town
on or about the 2sth day of February 1856
one sorrel AXE three years old this spring,
with dim whte spot in her forehead The Owner is
requested to Come, prove property, pay charges and
take her away JOHN PILE.
Dated March 5th, A. d. 1855 4vI1s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

10Y, NIarch ".
Griswold, democrat and Anti-Know Nothing }
has been elected Mayor by about 200 majority
The remainder of the ticket rs in doubt
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

II At the late fire in Washington, Col Benton
lost in addition to his house. all his data and notes
for the second volu1pse 81 his Thirty Years in the
Senate, together with other valuable manuscripts
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

.fogtitted-The two McCarthys on trial for
murder. in the Court of Common Pleas were ac-
quilted yesterday, the jury remaining out but
short time-Chirago Press I'd inst
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

The Poetry Of Physic.-Doses have always been
associated IN our minds with wry faces and med
lcine has seemed from the days of childhood, an
other word for nausea and disgust. Its remedies
were the worst part of sickness, and pain was not
SO hard TO bear as the revolving portions we were
compelled 10 swallow for its relief DR.. Ayers
preparations herald another era His CkeyrU Per-
orai is like honey the tongue, and healing balm
IN the stomach. His Pills! Try them-they are
sweet morseis to the taste, and glide sugarshod
over the palate, but their energy although wrap
ped up, is there, and strikes with telling force r.
the very foundation of dsease-Cin. Citizen. O.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

GREAT SAoRIrIcE-A sale of $500 full paid
shares of stock in the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
way, took place at ST Louis on the goth ult
which resulted in loss OF S24l. 500
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
NOTICE.

WHEREAs LAND WARRANT for Forty acres, no.
W 1898, was issued to me on or about the 9th
day OF october, 1885, under the Act September 2Sth
$50, which was, or abont the 9Th day of November
s3l mailed in New York city to Washburn & Woodman,
If Mineral Point Wisconsin, by whom it was never re-
,eived Now this is to give notice, shall apply to
he Commissioner of Pensions for Duplicate OF said
!" arrent- (6wlJ1 JACOB A. ROONE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

70 The steam-tug Thomas Mcdaniel exploded
her whole SIX boilers below New Orleans on the
9th uit, killing persons and injuring others.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

Prohibitory Liquor Lac in Nctc Iork-The Pro-
hibiiory Liquor Bill passed The New York Assem-
bly, on the 22d inst. by vote of so TO As
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

Elk from Minneso,a-Two Elk W eighing about
$50 pounds each, were brought in yesterday, on
the Mississippi r. r.
They shot in Minnesota near the Nissis
sippi river, about 300 iIiiies from Milwaukee,
--fiL Free Dem.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

II We have received no Wisconsin Farmer for
February. What's tLe matter7
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II The burning of the Buffalo Poor House. in
wolves loss to the country OF from $4,000 to
S6O. 900 without insurance.
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS !! XK

INF llONGRESs having passed Law giving TO all
4z ~ persons (their Widows and Minor children
VINO nave served in in the United States 100
acres OF land, the undersigned having had expe-
Renee in attending to such claims, will make applica
tons and insure upon favorable terms
Bounty Land claimants may entitled to- under the
Act N. r. BOYDEN A.t-v ar j.aw
Mineral Point, March 70, 1855. I7tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

IL Bill Poole, notorious pugalfst. was nearly
killed by gang of rowdies in n. Y. few nights
since.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
MADISON MUTUAL FIRElNSURaN
COMP MY,

THIS responsible Company offers superior induce
L ments to those desiring INSURANCE upon Dwell.
ling Houses, Barns and out buildings, against loss BY
FIRE. Farmers risks and isolated Dwelling Houses
being the only Kind of property this Company
Persons having this class OF properly will readily appre-
ciaie the advantages which this Company affords.
JOHN TOAY, Agent, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point, March TO- 1855 Inf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
NOTICE,

"THEREAS LAND WARRANT for Forty acres No
w 213O6, was issued to me the 18th day of Octo
Der, ie5 under the Act of September 2sth $780, which
was on about the 9Th day of November 1851 mailed
IN New York city to Washburn & Woodman, of Mineral
Point, Wisconsin, by whom it was received Now
TINS is to give notice. hat shall apply the Commits
sioner OF Pensions for a Duplicate OF said Warrant
Owls HENRY FOUNTAIN.
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Dissolution NOTICE.

vu\HE Co-partnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers in the Grocery and Provision business
has been dissolved by mutual consent An persons
having claim against the firm will present the same to
EDWARD CoAp for payment, who is also authorized To
collect the debts due the company. I
EDWARD COAD,
go THOMAS PHILIPS
mineral fci.it, MATCH q, iS55
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NEW OWNER AND NEW ARRANG EMENTs AT
LLON STONE.

THE subscriber having bought the entire Stock in
Trade Of BENZ. g. SroTT, he would respec fully in.
form the public that he will sell his present Stock
greatly reduced prices in order close il out and
room tor NEW STOCK in the Spring. To those iha
have paronzed the Store Of BENZ G Scott, for the last
five years, only have say that prices much
duced for them to know at it is the place =, get the
worth OF their money! to the customers request
call, and careful examination of Stock and Prices, 10
satisfy you that there will be hand some per sad
by buying of me. My Stock consists in part OF the FL
NO erfic
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GROCERIES,.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

g IINHE subscriber offers for Sale the FARM on
fIIsIf6 which he now resides, situated in the town
l..lLA OF Ridgeway, Iowa Co., containing 200
@ The said Farm is well wstered and t;ip bered-
There rs good frame DWELLING HOUSE,, frame Barn.
with out houses and other buildings I 90 are
under fence. The Farm is about 80 miles Mad
son, and IL of Mineral Point and contains Lead
Mineral The stock and farming implements will be
sold with the Farm If desired. There is also good
Orchard on the premises Also for sale. so acres of
good Timber land in the vicinity of the Farm. For
further particulars enquire of VIM. r. SAMPSON, the
Ridgeway House, of the subscriber the premises
RICHARD ISAACS.
Ridgeway, March 8, 1855. 3mI7
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TIE JuDGEsHIP.-LETTER TO MR.. COLE.

Hon O. Cole Potosi. His:
The undersi gned, members of the Legislature Of
the State of Wisconsin, request that you will al
low your name 10 be used at the approaching
Judicial election. Independent candidate Tor
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Tor this
State.
Having entire confidence III your ability and
fitness for the position, pledge you our most
cordial support, should you consent to become a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
REspECTFuLLx SUBMITTED,

RESPECTFAILA SUBMITTED.
FUNHE subscriber would respectfully inform friend.
- and patrons that he has sCld his entire Stock In
Trade to SAMUEL CoLLEY, Together with notes. sccoun.
and demands Those that indebted him ill con.
fer great favor by calling his Old Stand and settle
the same, he is DESTROYS of seeing all satisfactorily
settled before he changes his place of residence.
BENZ. e.. SCOTT.
yellow stone, WIS.,, Feb 5, 1855. 3ml3.
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Zinc Paint.
BLOOD AND THUNDER.
LATE FROM SEBASTOPOL'

YUyHE subscriber viii offer for sale, to The hlgnes
der, the 5th day of March nexr, unless T;.nh.r
ly disposed of at private sale eighty acres o
Land, in lots of I've acres, more, as N SUE ~
chasers, to be surveyed at the expense VI saa
ers. The Land contains heavy growth OF young 'H"
Timber, beside some large timber. -,;...
For Terms, apply to the subscriber on the P'o~-
Section nine, Town four, Range three ,o,rpov
January 80, 1855, sWE.
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Mefao AI@e rG6ge ooge M0S.
EMPIRE SAW WORKS,

w. l.. F. GAGE & CO.,
Ware Room No. ST. Main Street. St Louis Mo J
MANUFACTURERS of any description of Extra
4vA Cast Steel MtH Circular, Pit hntey, Cross-cut
E6toe Hand and Panel Saos, Maadreks Upsets and
Cold Chisefs Trunk Springs, KRiDes Reaper SiekEes
Springs, &c
OF Also Saws repaired and made good as new at
small expense.
Inc undersigned have made such improvements and
arrived at such perfection in the temperng and grinding
department of their works and take pains to
cure the best quality of Steel that they with
out fear of contradiction, that their Stock of Saws on
hand and now being manufactured and will be,
not only eQnai To but superior tn any
made In or brought to tn is market.
Every Saw sold under their guarantee will made
good to the purchaser if not found to be trial
year. (IyI7) W. L. F. GAGE & co.
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led,

DIED,
At Waldyick, alarch s, JUzIAETT, daughter OF
!. N. & H II. Sargent, aged year and 0 months
Sweet babe, she s gone to God,
With Angels there to dwell;
Although we feel the chast'n ming rod
We know that " all is wel'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
MAR R ZED.

At Buckgrove, near Dodgevile, by VIM. James,
Esq, on the 10th inst, Mr.. WIN. JAMES to Mrs.
JANE GRIBBLE, both oil Dodgeville.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
Co-PARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

THE undersigned having this day entered . nv 4
i Partnership, under the name and nrm u bua
BONNER, in the Mercantile and General Comm oEc
ness at Blue Mounds and Dodgeville, respeci az
a continuance of the liberal patronage h eIeso
" JOHN ADAMsAn
JOHN BONkLn'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14

FARM FOR SALE.
FIfHE Subscriber offers for sale the
16ns following Real Estate, to wit -
XTH gIlkR Fifteen acres of Land, in the village
~ l4lW OF Bodgevilie. The entire premises is
10y under good fence and in good state of
cultivation On the premises there is
good DWELLING HOUSE of convenient size for q large
family, with a cellar undei it, size of the house,
Also good Stables &c, on the premises Water con-
venient to the door.
The above premises will be sold a Bargain, as the
subscriber will the place about the of April
Enquire of the undersigned on the premises
4wI5pd. GEORGE TRENHILi-
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SALT.-l25Sa G. Salt - and fs
~ a. 80 BIDS han' '''' G. W CosB's
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OSAGE ORANGE PLANIs' vt.
TOR SALE at Cottage Inn, FaLayette C911TTttss
+ by 52n D. c. HARk ANN~-
M E - FoHA-io o0s' GEO. W. 6oBsS''
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-29

lis Fletcher, and shall learn TO love
him if he is kind to me. shall discharge
all the duties | owe him faithfully, and
do not expect to be wrstched. hard
ly knew what was about when pledg-
ed myself to him. but do not regret il
now. Look at me. Kate am as calm
as ever was in my life, and tell you
do not regret it,"
81 shall say no more 10. dissuade you.
Adelaide; but one thing must urge--do
not let Mr.. Fletcher be deceived in the
nature of your feelings toward him; and.
ifhe really loves you, he will be willing
TO delay your marriage for awhile, and
give you time TO learn to love him.
believe that was the phrase you used, but
think it rather an equivocal one."
at would answer no good purpose.
Kate and might, perhaps. make him love
me less--which certainly would not pro-
mote his happiness. conclude. from
wha, the girls said. that my affairs ale in
everybody's mouth. and shall take it
for granted that he has heard eff my form
er engagement"
"You sail, you should discharge all the
duties you owed him faithfully. and one
of the very frs, o: these is perfect truth
fulness. Do not start wroRg-make
fair beginning at least. and then | shall
think there is some hope for you yet"
Il can't do it, Kate; if he is deceived.
it will no: be my fault. There are plen
ty of tongues ready to tell such tales; and
if he says any thing 10 me about il. can
tell him the whole story then. Now. kiss
me good night. and don't ynu blame or
reproach me, KATE cannot bear that.
We are not alike. and must not expect 10
view these things through the same eyes:
and, as said before people will stop
pittying me now"
Ali that was the secret Of the whole
matter. Adelaide Lindsey would prove
TO the whole world and. more than all.
to George Tilden himself that The sunder-
ing Of the ties that bound them had
caused her Us little grief it had him.
If he had so soon forgotten hor. and was
so SION ready TO take upon himself new
vows. she would prove that her memory
was 10 etier than his own. She would
be wife herself. before he had led anoth-
er TO the altar.
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CHAPTER V

Whenwill Your parting be--SadnesS and Mirth?
Bright stream and dark one-oh, never on earth,
Never while trumphs aad tombS are so near,
" hile death and love walk the same dim
sphere;
While flowers unfold where the storm may
sweep,
Will the heart ofman is soundless deep."
HEMANs.
We are very we'll aware, dear reader,
that we are about to depart widely from
the common usages Of Author land.
Still. as we are merely a neophite, we
hope to be forgiven. But we have yet
another excuse to plead; we are not writ.
ing regular romance, with its full share
of castles and dungeons, murders and
banditti. bu, a plain story of every day
life; one which. indeed, has more than
its foundation in fact. We are aware,
too. that is the opinion of the younger
and more imaginative class Of readers,
the interest Of our story will be greatly
diminished if we say tina: Adelaide Meth
er died ef broken heart herself, moi
caused her husband to do so. But such
was the true state of the case-and we
w ~OHPtttCu W dChUOWleuR6 1t.
Adelaide Lindsey, led on by pride and
and resentment, had committed grew.
Gus error. She had. by her hasty mar.
riage, placed the happiness of at leas,
two lives in the most imminent danger.
But. as she had said TO Kate-she was
not heartless; and she was by no means
devoid of principle. She was young and
sorely tempted; and she did not fully
realize the risk she was incurring.
And, in truth. it was not until long
after her marriage--not until she had
learned how much there is in the very
happies; union to call for mutual love
and foIbearance; not until she had stood
by her husbands side, in sorrow as we'll
as in joy; not until she knew, from
actual observation and experience.
how much there is in the familiar
intercourse of home life, that will
inevitably grow tame, commonplace,
and devoid of interest. unless the elevat.
ing and refining influence of affection In
vests il with grace and dignity, that she
became fully sensibls how terrible had
been the precipice. upon the Brink of
which she had stood. But even before
she had been many weeks a wife, her eyes
were sufficiently opened to make her
tremblingly thank God that every day and
every hour was making her husband still
dearer to her heart--that he possessed
such noble traits Of character--that he
was SO devoted to her--so tender and for
bearing, that she could not help loving
him.
Just one year after heI marriage she
wrote as follows to her sister:
IL presume it is not ne cessly FOR me to tell
you, dea. Kate, that this is the anniversary of
my wedding. All day long have beenibless.
ing my Father in Heaven that have not been
punished as 1 deserved. for having dared to
approach the altar with such irreverent foot