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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07

SINKING OF LAND.-Rather singular oc-
currence took place short time ago about
two miles east of this village A spot of
land about 40 feet in circumference, sud-
denly sunk leaving small lake or well in
its stead to which thus far no bottom has
been found. The water has risen, to with
IN three or four feet of the surface of the
earth around it, and now remains at tina.
point. The land where the occurrence took
place is high and dry, and even more ele-
waited than that on either side of Eth
horn Reporter.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
From the London Athen1um,
GOING HOME.


GOING HOME.
We said that the days were evil,
We felt that they might be few,
For low was our fortunes level
And heavy the winters grew;
But one who had no possession
Looked up 10 the nzure dome,
And said in his simple fashion,
g Dear friends, we are going home.
"3hs world is the same du!! market
That wearied its earles; sage;
The times to The wise are dark yet,
And so hath been many an age.
And rich grow the toiling nations.
Aud red grow the battle spears,
And dreary with desolations
Roll onward the laden years.
what need of the changeleSs story
Which time hath So often told,
The spectre that follows glory,
The cankcr that follows gold
That wisdom, and strength, and honor,
Must fade like The fair sea foam,
And death is the only winner?--
But, Trends, We arc going home
''fhe homes we had hoped to rest in
Were open to sI and strife,
The dreams that our youth were blext in
Were not for the wear Of lifc;
For care can darken the cottage,
As well AS the palace hearth,
And blrth-riiss are sold for pottage,
Bat never redeemed on earth
The springs have gone by in sorrow,
The summers We're grleved away,
And ever we fetied Tomorrow,
a nd ~~~r- ,r4 blamed 10. Gay..---
In depths which the searcher sounded
On bills which the high heart clomb,
Have trouble and toll abouudei
But, friends. We are going home.
"Our faith was the brayest builder.
But found not u stone of trust;
Our love was the laiFest glider,
But iavlshed its wealth on dust.
Aud time hath the fabric shaken,
Aud foituae the c ay hath shown,
For much they have charged and taken,
But nothlng that was our own.
"The light that TO us made baser
he path which so many choose,
The gifts there was found no place for,
The riches. we could not use
The heart that when hfe wintry
Found summer in strain and tone,
With these 10 our kin and country:
Dear friends, we are going home!
London, 1855. frances BGowN.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07

The last invention that has been promul-
gated is machine for shearing sheep. The
woody Head is put in to the machine-a
combination of cogs, shears and combs
and comes out dressed as smooth and even
a. any lamode barber could dress the head
! of his most fastidious customer. Inventions
are approximating to the very acme of per-
lection.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07

Mems happiness springs mainly from
moderate troubles, which afford the mind
heal;hful stimulous, and are followed by
reaction which produces cheerful few
oil spirits.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07

A writer of high reputation is often prais.
ed for his faults, because, in crilicizing ac-
knowledged genius, men think it safer to
praise than 10 eensure
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07

Precept is instruction written in the sand
the tide flows over it, and the record is
gone. Example is craven on the rock. and
the lesson nol is soon lost.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07

Hasty ebullitions are often best met by ST
lence, for the shame that follows the sober
second-thought, piercesdeeper than rebuke.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07

Thomas jefferson said 81 would rather
have newspapers without government than
government without newspapers"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-11
VILLAGE Or DENAIgE.

BE if ordained by the Trustees of the Village Of Min
erai Point
SEc l. That the OWNERS or occupants Of each and
ev lot or dots situate and abuttiug upon Part
High street situae and lying between Vine Street
Iowa Street in the villaQ aforesaid every lot or
situate and ahutting npOn that Commerce street
sUate ard sing between Hoard Street and the south
corner ofthe stone building formerly pied BY VIM
ianyon dwelling house in said village shall keep
ard are hereby required keep from and after the
25th day oJuiy, ~ e55 al sidewalks running across
said lo or los in good and Sufficient repair
aft ri r safe and easy passage thereon ~
SEC. >. That everF person persons who shall vo-
late the provisions Of the LET secti of this ordinance
and who shall not keep The walks across his or her
lot or 10 good and Sufficient repair shall be liable
atty OF hree doars and every cautir
Of neglect refusal TO repair and keep in coed order
The said sidewa Ks after notification BIZ the street Com
missioner shall subject the party offending 10 an addi
tional penalty OF three dollars.
rsttest Presjd,af
ioSKPH II CLARY, Clerk.
Joseph II. Gary. Clerk the Board 81 Trustees Of
me s'ftace OF Mineral Point Wis. 10 hereb rfy
ia- i7regog ordinance sassed by Board Of Trus
ices OF tnA village aforesaid Aondav tbe "a day of
July A. d. 1855, quorum being present and voting
JOSEPH II Ct4ARY.
t{trE B2ara Trustees.
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~ the fifteen who represent the pro slavery
party, the seats OF Il will be contested as gained
~ invasion only. The last election proves con,
clusl'eiy that large majority of the legal voters
are opposed 10 baking Kansas slave state.
Minister Dro,cncd-The Rev. O S. Powell. Pas.
Tor OF HE Congregational Church. at Fort At1in-
SON was drowned in Rock river. at , o clock p
N Monday. 2nd inst He was in the water an
honr before ne was found. He leaves wife and
four children
Death from SIN Stroke-A laboring man in
me employ OF Jerry Haley, while at work in a
oank Yesterday fell to the ground and died almost
s'antiy-probabIy from the effects of sun
stroNe-Ha Seafiaei
n y. Ratification The Know Nothines of
Louisville, KY, have held meeting and ratified
The action of the Philadelphia convention with
great enthusasm.-Mad. jour
NV WHARF.-The mills at Alton, H.. have
made lew contracts for new wheat, at 5 So
per bushel.
CoHIsG UP-The estimated receipts of the
illinois Central Railroad, for the week ending
Saturday evening last we're over $4,000
JAMESTOWN The Population of this town in
Grant County is Il40. Males ego females $40. .
foreigners $40. Gain since 1880, 472
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-11
ADDITIONAL.

HALIFAX, July s.
The North Star arrived out on the 2OIh of
June. On June 18th an attempt was made To
storm Sebastopol. The English troops attacked
the Redan and the French the Nlalakoff Tower
were repulsed with great loss pelissier saws
that although the troops had shown the greatest
ardor- and had gained footing in the Malakotf'
Tower he was obliged TO order their retirement
The parallel was effected in order and without
molestaton from the enemy
Private accounts represent the slaughter on all
sides to have been immense The loss Of the
British alone being placed at 5000, including Gen.
Campbell, Col YALE Col. Spadforth, and others.
Great losses were occasloned by the sprnging Of
mines by the Russians and during the attack the
Russians are said to have recaptured Mamelon
which had beer taken from them by the Allies
An attempt has been undertaken against Pere
kop by the Allies.
IHE BALTIc-Admiral Baimes with squad.
ron OF flteer steamers, had left KEEL
ESGLANn.--fn the British Parliament n-o-
posed vote TO censGre the Cabinet 10 whom The
vote Of the Roebuck Committee charges some of
the disasters. created some excitement Sir + 7,
Balwer replied calling for administrative reform
Passed the Commons unanimously
FRANCE The Emperor has been IN for two
lays, and the French funds fell two per cent. in
consequence lie had recovered
In Holland extra estimates had been voted for
the reorganization of the Navy
The Austrian army was being greatly reduced
i he latest despatch says that the Russians had
successfully attacked the batteries at Eupatoria.
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later FROM CALIFORNIA.

New Orleans, July 6
The steamer Prometheus has arrived al this
port with California dates to the 10th.
Mining news reported favorable and shipments
Of specie were large Bolton < Barrows' claim
has been satisfactorily arranged by the Conrn.s
souers.
The law prohibiting gambling had been very
generally observed
The town of Auduin had been destrved by FIRE
AT Placervle and several other towns the
Know Nothings had been successful
Advices from the Isthmus State that Col
Walker has arrived al Nicaragua and taken he
town OF RiguS Great excitement prevailed there
The Know Nothing Councils OF louisiana has
repudiateG the Catholic test
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-11
THE FOURTH.

In consequence Of the preparation in several Of
he neighboring towns, for paying due respect
to the anniversary Of American Independence ii
was not thought best By our citizens to get MP any
particular demonstration in this place cohse.
quently the Sabbath Schools manifested almost
the only patriotism that was witnessed here
Three OF the Schools were out in procession
numbering about six hundred scholars with nu-
merous teachers, superinteudsnts, &c and march
ed through several Of the principal streets, and to
the several places provided for feast Of fat
things, IN the shape of cakes, candies, nuts sc
where ali appeared to enjoy themselves most
agreeably for short time, after which they were
dismissed 20 seek amusement as best they could
The demonstration throughout was highly credit
able 10 both scholars and those under whose su
perintendence the celebration was conducted.
Our German friends, we understand. had fine
pic mic in grove little out of town, where !
large number Of them congregated TO ENJOY the
festivities OF the day in very agreeable manner
The evening was spent by all parties in the
display OF fireworks" The day passed off very
agreeabIy; nothing transpired to mar the happ
hess of any
Our Dodgeville neighbors, we understand. had
line time. large number were in attendance
all OF whom enjoyed themselves IL the best posi-
bic manner. We have rot received any particu
lar notice of the celebration but are told bv those
OF our citizens who were present, that it was a
good one
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state Of Wisconsin. !


AG.asa Cobb. Coop-t The unno w heirs Of Josiah
Hrovn Latham beit,s iowa Circuit Cont in Eqsif
On bill for partition.
YES = sEhpoan7 in fhs cause having BEEN retri,g,
n not served orth2 reason IN It said defendants nor
either Of hem could not be fo4nI aud said Ms
nor - her o. them not having had their npearance n
tered herein according To- the and prcce Of mi.
Court tnS II having bean mae tisfacitrilv tn arrea-
Y afda OF sail pafnau that sa defendants nor
- her OF them are resisie Of fhis STATE or h.
found therein tnon reading and fling said AFFIDAVIT
and mon mntiou Of said complainant nv I r Mes
more his solicitor II j. hereby ordered that the said d.
tDdans be and they her by deemed and taken to
he asen defendants and thet s1id absent defend ants
be and they hereby order ed and directed 10 sea
paf answer. danur to The bii compliant IL aid
atnan' on or before the 18th day Of September
u roo Or IN de'a1f thereof the sGi1 compliments b1I
81 compliant VII BE- taken as confessed and deere.
entered All IL Is 'Grhef ordered that this order ~
np'is'el for SIX weeks su@cnsivet=. ie8st ra H.,
each week in he " Mineral Point Trbuue. a week.,
newspaper published At Mineral Point in said state and
hatthe first nlcaton thereof be within twenty las
from the date IF this order.
BY the Court,
p HsssT1rE Sol. for ComplJ.
Dated Hume, 1875.
hereby certify that the above IS t-re ccnv of fl.
order mad b. 1Ur said rt in The above entitled cs
As Tue same Fenln On file 10 Ins Office July ., 1873
Attest,
JAMES HUTCHG-ON.
h'-"" CieFk 'ircnIt tourt- Iowa Co, Wis.
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state of Wisc0naE5} .

state of Wisconsin,
iowa County %
Ama7H Cobb, Comp RS Antonio naIIo C,rcuft Cont
iowa county, Wis in Equity on bin for partition
'IfIE subpoena in this cause having beea returned not
served r. the reason that said defendant could NOT
be found aad said defendant having caused his s,n
pearence herein 20 be according to the rules u4
practi c. # this Court and it having been salts
t@ctoriy to appear by AMID y of said complainant thai
Sld defendant Is not resident of state and
cannot upon enqaiTy he found therein Upon reasirg
am H'Ing said aajdayit and upon motion said coF.
plalnan hE n Messmore EsQ. his solicitor il is here
by ordered Tint the said defendant be and he Is prnb
deer ed and taken to BE- bseat defendant and the
SAID absent defendant Re aud he hereby ordered and
oil &c ed - appear plead demHr To the bin
Complaint o said comnla before the 18th dav
81 = pember ID IS5l, IN default thereof the said
conpianants bill of complaint b. taken as CON
tossed and decree entered accordingly Aud it is FUR
Their ordered that ths order he pHbshed Tor six weeks
sIcccssiv"IY At least once in each week in the Min
erai Point Tribune weekly newvpaper printed and
pubshed IN said state and that the first publication
thereof he made within TIVE days from the date Or
tbs der. b. the Court,
NJ 81. COTHREN, Judge.
I. MEssMoEE, Sol. for Cornplt
Dated june, 1855,
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy
the order " ade and on in said cause by nur SAL
Court Witness my hand this 2pd davof TufyA n 1855
JAMES nut ,HI~GN
n33w6 CLERK Circuit Court Iowa Co. Wis.
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as III as&s5E SAL &.
Enitel s.atls or ries,


EJeuazer 8righau, Cbar}Cs Era, L r. John 3ra5S'E,
george slcssersi4i4h ard AbaHr Nichols.
virtue eft an rEec,I ion issued ont Of and uadt
y tH seal o. tie UuIt 4 S.tas District Cont 10 30
tor tie district of Wisconsin, ana - ne directed BIO e
HYerta against the goods rHEtat sHds and lene ~ =
nf E8enezer Brigham, Carirs 65arken, John Bfatkt
George AasSCrsiuEb aad A.7ar NIcbols-i have 'iLf-
taken and levjed ugun aH the right TILE and nerh
which he said EUeHezer Brigham, tharies irackeh.'
BraCSeu, George fl--s-rsmith and hbaeT Nichols a-
un me sth - al by 4. p t5i or at any tine iht
ter, 10 the following described real esia5e, V w.
The v Il OF section Ave ;, II town SIX D. f1gt "a
aa=t; he OF section five. Gown siK, Q, ~.
six e. east: the EaF uf tie Of secatan h'ff
IN town six g. range tx, east; Tie vtsi hall 81 ls
fractional u section sever, q IN town SIX, q ri-s
o. east: the q cf section seven, Z, In toSA -.
range SIX, = east; The east half Of the o. 80
seven, = In town six g. range SIX g. east: TIE ear -
Of the eq OF section seven, 7, IN town SIX = Ia-
east; the west half q III. 81 secit' sete4 :.
toxin six, e. range g, east, the q o see-g X.
B. - town SIX, g. range six. o. east; the wet nsN
q Of section eight, :, in sx. o. range ~
east. the east half Of the section HtHe'Ft ~
six O. range six. 6, east; the east haff OF lbes
the vest half of the Of secen nlnH' y ~ ~ +.
g, range six. 8, east the west bel oithe -.
east half of the Of section ten, 10 ~ l'NA n.
range SIX, 6, cast, all in DANE County Niscoa'A,s-
sUuth half of She Il OF setICn tWeD4 st'oA =.
town f9Er, range II rec, 3 east: and the -
ton twenty seven. - range three, ,, esi- a "
cite County. and state ~ Wisc1usi1tI=2 the ug 1.
ded third pat CT the east fraction OF he = G -
ton thirty 81 IN town eight, 2, raLee f0aF, . 80
the undivided half o. the gest bali 81 the -
section tvs MY nire. - III town Fisbi- = :,se "
east lo' So.oEe hundred aEo ibIEt5 no r. 81,
lage Plat OF Mineral Point iowa Co Slate o. = ,e9 Z
containing one ard forty seven hundreits = 4,
acres The @ Of the u q Of section ihif3
town five g. range two 2. east The west ha'i 81 rs
q of section tveryfv FIVE 25 in town five, ;, rapge ~
east; the Of q Of section Xix, D ID to"H avs
range three, 3 east: all in Iowa County, S.st ,tsl
consin. The undivided one haIf q TIE eas hS ~ a.
q Of section sfwenty.saven. e. in town IN =, -
i've ,, west. all in Cra g3pra County and "a ii
viii h shall expose for sale and sel Al pa .
The Court House. in the town r. Mineral foiha' -
County ard State If VI sconsn On saturday tg J.
day Of August 81 the honr ofOra P ~ o. We. ~ ID
1855, to satisfy said execution and costs, tzs'-
my fees and charges for seTFingthe same. ,,hst
/ v Z. ApLEM4E, Z. ) 1arsaA[Iir
BIZ Thomas J. OTIS DsP-"'
]. sHARPs7rrv. e :. AIRY. 20
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Columbus. Ohio. july 3

yesterday evening as procession of Fireman
and turner's, and others were paTading the streets
difficulty arose between one OF the Turner's and
a boy, when an alarm was sounded by the Turn.
ers, when they rushed back assaulting and throw
ng Stones at the people in the streets, and the not
became general, and the Turner's being armed
with revolvers, commenced firing About -
shots were fred. and l young man was shot and
dled IN about hour. Many others were badly
injured by shots and stones il is believed
The police have arrested - Turner's. Public
opinion IS decidedly against the conduct OF the
Turner's, and there was no excuse for their con-
duct
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State of " isaonsin, 10

State OF " isaonsn, =
Iowa County sS
Amasa Cobb, Compl't The unknown heirs OF John
AtchsoH deceased Defts, Iowa Circuit Court, In Egu
ty on file for partition.
TT'i subpoena this having been re- urne not
served tor The that said defendant could not
ha found and said defendant having ap-
psarance herein be entered according rules and
practice OF this Court and it having been made salts
tactoriy appear by affidavit OF si onpaia,t thai
said defendants not residents If this ate and
c2nnot upon enquire be fouHd therein Upon reading
aad titng said 9ffdavit and upon motion Of said com
p'anant, by Z NessDore ESQ. his citor il or
dered that the said defendants be they are her by
deemed and taken De absent defendan and that said
absent defendants be and they are hereby ordered
and directed 10 appear plead dernrr 10 he
said compainans bill of mplant herein on or before
the 18th day of september ID a55.or in defiant there
OF the said compainans bin of complaint VIII be IN Ron
as confessed and decree Ell accordingly And il
= further ordered hat copy of this order be publ
for six weeks successfully least each week in
the Mineral Point Tribune weekly newspaper print
ed and published at Mineral Point, in said state
the -st publication Thereof he within days from
Inc dale OF this order BY the Court,
N. N. COTHREy, Judge,
, Dated June 18th 1855.
hereby certify that the above is true copy of the
order made in said by said Court the same
remain on file in my Office Attest,
JAMES HUT H $50 y.
n52w6 Clerk Circuit Court iowa c., VIE
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

j A REPUBLICAN, STATE oNVESTIoN will be held
the Capitol, in Madison. Wednesday, the 5tl
day OF September, A. D. 1855. at IL O'Clock NJ for
purpose Of nominating caBd dates for State Cccrs
supper d by the people a the General Elec-
tion and for the fensacion OF such other busine
may be deemed expedi, mt.
Each Senatorial and each Assembly District % IN
State ill be emitted Delegates id Convention
The Committee woid respectfully sucgest thai In
several District Conventions for the ppontment at Del
egates 10 the State Convention he'll al : O'Clock
M, on Saturday, the a5th day Of August.
In cases where Conventions for the selection Of DELI
gales not held in oral District. he Deegai
from the several Assembly Districts comprise in
Senatorial District, empowered TO appoint the sena
toriai Delegates for such District
WIN. A. WHITE, China, WYMaE SPOONER,
]. A. SLEEPER, f.. r. wOIrDiT,
c. E. WUNDERI.Y, D. ". HALL,
JOHN WALWORTH, SAM Ell r AlRn,
Republican State Central Committee.
Dated At Madison, July . 1855.
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THE Subscriber offers FOR sale farm cons = C
acres OF choice land, situated ia the ~ sagaa %
2ingviIIe FGrtv acres Of the land Is nov Gne e. !.
plow.-Sfxty acres under fence. on he JIM sfsbk
good log Dwelling House, and exec len. t,5k
II is well wafefed with springs and rgnHlaz .itsr
on said land Is about % acres Of beautiEi toA-
The zaid farm win be sod AZ bargain as sht
si-es 10 60 TO California. Ia. .. Nj
For particulars enquire of Richard nc VAR.
Gin. JOHN sansipd
June 25sh. 1858.
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SP ECIA [ No TICES.
Religious Notice.

THRxx SERaoss will be preached in the Prim-
tive Methodist Church, in Mineral Point Sunday.
July, 18Th, 1855, Cd, W by the REv. T. WILL
IANS, Of Chicago, late Wesleyan Methodist Min
lister, of City Road, London
Service will commence in the morning at I05
o'clock; Afternoon 2 clock Evening s O'Clock.
A collection will be taken up each time, to aid
the Trust fnd
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EREGnAwsnN AGrxCy.

MR. ROWAN ls.Agent for The extensive and olI's
taPi'shcd tm'gr+'ign a.l FprcigH Exchange Haa,e u
WILLIAMS i GrfuN- NeE ~ Ter nov ufepar6u
remit u"y usual NJ ia engage passages, % lie
lowest terms from all pars OF England, feiand I'D
S:aIlaEt. Passage Certificates and Drafts sight I'm
Il M wards can he obtained Of him, with receipts n
a" MONEYS paid him. for the safe ana pBHctua rausHi
sion uf $hira he Company bold hemsek c responsible
Ailrosi paid communications all be answered u oh
iud ayGrt required information rfveU
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-11

Charles Bra EN- rs. sylvester Preston William Ken
dan William Nicho'ss o3rd HliHn Ph ps
EpF virtue % writ If %endriauc Expouas, issued
, the Office ot the Jter of iscHit Court in and
daY Jun. d IL , in the above entitled .ause ard
20 me dftectfd- commencing e TO sell b.
sold Tire property OF ihe SAID ~Fy ester g Preston q IL
liam heHdah, " I'tt"s:t NieEuI- asIt William Phillips
taken by III" oh day 81 March, d. 1919, bl
virtue eE"Lu ion issued frpal Clnrt. he
sffijied cau-e. wit: ut.s west Quarter OF
t. e, ,, north Of r-rge number tirse east;
half % he south quarter u section hgGbsr hirt
number three. 3, east The east haf o. the h
quarter OF sect Number thirty one 81 in tow nshl
number SIX north Of range i,uEBber our 4 the
equal Undivided three fourth Tar Of tie half at tie
township number g, OF range number futF
east; th- south eas quarter of the nurh west quar-
Ter ct s.ction number hIrIy lhrr. township
Der five, D north Of rai,s- number three east; he
"Cst hall IF the south quarter IF nuUb-i
hurts three, 3 in township number ge. ),
range number fh1on, 3 c.s.; The equal ivided
lb-rc Ioarhs part of the a5rtl quarter Of the
sphth vest quarter ~ 81 clpn number thirty b. IN
township ruuber five nor Of rai1e number three.
), east aud Tie east half o. the south quarter
south west quarter q" sect on number JhiF iwo 50 in
3, al! Of said lands wing aud br e in The
Count of low state If " iscuuz Al ufwlch IshalI
crose o sale al pu1hc yeuiue the HI hest and best
bidder for cash. and shs II sell same nj ali the right
te, interest aud claims which aid at.nauts lal in
and to tie above described atd real estate on the
I'D day of becam Der A. is4S st anv time since
mat day. II IN front door of the Court Rouse The vii
itge Of VI neral Point. saturday 25lh day
gust. The of our tl-tS;if eutt nuudYed
and fifty five between lie lsoure nine 5'crk in the
forenoon and the sitting otsnu II said day 10 eafsIy said
writ and costs Is The law directs.
LEVI ~TERLlNc.
Sheriff i,,w. ,unty Wis.
JAMrs II: KSowLToN, Esq Any for Pt'r.
Mineral Point July ;. SIS if'"o"