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Pork and Beans.

I have Terce pckeie,i pork we'll cured, also
i a few bu 'hels white Btaps,o acc, mnany
For sale cheap w. c. FUNKH0USER
A FRESH supply of that grea, American 10
II maGce,
THE wATCuMay
Full Of stirring incidents, startling events,
deep pathos, anideiightful hnmor.
Fo- sale by J r. CAVE SON.
jane g 1883. Main Street.
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Pure Congress Water
st. Louis, Quincy and Keokuk Express,

GODFREY & SNOW, pronripters.
cUIStY, ILLS.
M Ill run seri.wsekiy Express between
IL ST Lonis and keoknk, leaving Keckua for
-. Lonls on Wednesday and Satur lay eveninr's
Packet Will receive and deliver Express Pack
aces OF Money!, Merchandise, and parcels ~ all
kinds. At all inter mediae points. Will also al
tend to collections, making purchases, filling or
ders, &C., with care and dispatch.
Messengers will be provided with n Iron Safe
for the security Of remittaKces and valuable
packages.
j. r. COPELIN. Agent at Keokuk.
REFERENCES:
Msssrs Page 4 Bacon, Z. w. CLARK, & Bros.
Hsning & Woodruff. 81. Louis.
Fiagg savage. Moore, H,llowbush a Co,
L. G. H. Bull, Quincy
chss pars.ns. =. c. Andsssos, K4skak.
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New Grocery Store.

A. J . r A l. 8 n g. BR O..
Ill Provision otors. in the room formerly occa.
ped by D. 8. Smith as an Auction Room. on
Johnson street. wher they intend 10 keep
choice and well selected variety exactly adapted
to he dem hands of The retaiI trade oil the city
Theg invite the Inspection of the citizens gene
rally, and have no dovbt that they can Offer in
d1ccDents for ffeQue nj calls and coniinu>d Gus
tom A ]. RAL>TON & BRO,
IS. Johnston Street.
Keoknk Nav 10. 1855
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;. II. HOOPER.
Neticf.

n r. HUMPHREY ha.ing purchased the n
u. terts' 4 ] (. II mpArey il the Hat, Cap
AM Millinery business of.he hfn oil Hnmrhrev
IN 'ersi,.gtd unirT tile f IN If D. r. Humphrey
& G ags snI they soiicit the patronage Of ths
tile,.t, Of the old EFm aid the pubic generally
2. + HUMPHREY.
A. II GAGE.
ANIL 70 1852 F
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A LARGE STOCK Of Gents son Cashmere
Hats jus, received. Al! the new styles for sale
cheap at
Apr, 20 1855.
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HEfRT SpAsal .grbg.

FIEfAI WANal lBENI,
Il A n X pU lie.
Office on JohasoA Street, next 10 The White
Heuse
IS preparet to promptly aFssnd to oil business
requiring The services Of a Notary Public; Ac-
acknowledgements and Dispositions taken D. ed,
Mortgages, and other kinds OK Documents
drawn 10 order, in the English, French, ana Ger
man Languages
Keokak, June IS, 1858. din
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NEW BuET and SHOE STORE.

~ ED. CRITTENDEN has taken the store iate-
VI iy occupied by Aisssrs. H&w aims s. Billings.
corner III ) Il and Ma n Streets. and has CD .ned
a large aud well assorted stock If Boots and
shoes intended specially tor ,he retail trade.
ne s,ks the ~ pecton oi the citizens and pub
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert.
eneesin The trade, md The fagotshe terms on
which thew were purchased, combined with
stcrm,ratiou 10 huai up permanent trade,
sili fnable i'm - sell lever than cry house in
is.s City. Gack sales and small profits Is his
motto.
KcekAk, May 9. 1855 diff
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.


AsHA-IX&k
AUMAAa ARRANGEMENTS.
sNHE western Stage Company especially N
ananee to ,he pab ic that their Coschss'
leave + okuk Daily, {Snnday .eseepted) sus
Fairfield, Oakal1osa, For Des Moiae md coun-
cH B'uh, passing through Boston, Charleston,
Primrose. Winchester, birmingham. Ashland.
Agency City, Otlu,nwa, EddyviiN,- Oskaioosa,
From Osaaloosa Slfi, weeklJto Couuci Blum.
Via Bel!efa6.sin, Knoxville, Pieasantvile, indi-
anois. st. Charles, Winfersest, Indiantown, 30.
ser Creek, 10 Council ciuiI.
Aiso frem 0tamwa via Blakesburg, Abba.
Lag tange, to Charlton, ri weekly.
Al-o from keokuk, Daiy. wa Warren, Far.
mi3g'o Bonarat'a, Ben,onspert, Keosauoue.
P.tsbarg, Troy to Bloomfield.
Every attention vii, be paid Ger the comfort
aad convenience Of pas sengess.
Coaches leave Keokak f-s eli The aLeys place.
al 7 O'Clock. Il. NJ.
Ct Office Main Street seccnt door abevs
The LaclaIe House.
ylae 4. 1855
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GATE CITY HAT STORE.


o.
- F. VOORHEES, & CO. respectfully an n
~. nounce To the citizens OF keokuk ard
the merchants generally that they have just re-
turned from the East, where they selected and
are now receiving the largest and most Complete
assortment OF Hats, Cape, and other articles IN
their lin" ever brought to keokuk. Al expert
once Of thirty years engaged as manufacturers
ard IN the sale OF hats. ong2 10 enable TO give
entire satistaction TO retailers and consumers
Il WILL be cur business rs we'll as car interest
always 10 select with care both with regard 10
quality AMI style We have located here per-
maneni!y aad viii exert ourselves to do lnstes
10 oar purchasers. The citizens Of the city car
rely upon oar bats being he best quality and
newest style.
Please give NC cal and look over our stock
~ the "Gate City Hat Ssore,' No. "a, opposite
M'kenny & Runners Drug Store.
High'si price pad IN cash for all kinds OF furs
and deer skins ) f. VOORHEES, l. CO.
March 90. eff
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cool

| HAN { Oh hand dozen Ice Chests AID Re-
L friserators, embracing seversi fsr4n' sizes
and styles, y hich will be sold at the lowest prl-
ces and warranted 10 please, By
WA. c. FUNkU9CSER.
June . $50
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Tax Collectors Sale.

CIrY OF KEOKUK, Lee County, STATE Of
" Iowa. By virtue Of he charter and ordi-
oance4 Of the city Of Keoknk, | will offer a.
public sale (unless The amount Of tax and cost
hereafter spec fed IS rrev ous'y paid) AZ The
Nasor'- off e IN SAID city Of Ke ,knk on We'd
nesday, he twanty fl h day n JuyA D 1885
between tas hot ten O'Clock NJ aud
four O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day the ilowiag
described los in the city Of K,okuk, to pav th.
speciai tax and costs levied AT assessed egainst
-uch lots BY the CITY Councii of said civ, FOR
Nc Adsmizing on Main Second aud Third streets
front of such lots VIZ:
AeAdam.xiag on Mum Street
Names Of Ow asrs Descrip.,oa Lot Block Tar Coat
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y tl01 LBS 81. Louis Sugar Cured Drv
~,UUU Beef warranted the best ever in this
market. WM, c. FUNKHOUSER.
June 2. 1867.
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INDIANA, OHIO AND KENTUCKY.
1 Ii. kinds Of deprecated Indiana, Ohis aud
"a kentucky Bank Notes wa,,;ed at best rates
by A. l.. DEFINING & CO.
Bankers and Dealers Ia Exchange, Main 81.
June 4, 1856 lwd
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Hats. Hats.

uST received the .prlg style fashiona- n
y bic Silk H4is, Any gentleman IN want -
OF fine Silk Hat of The very latest style
will do well to call soon al tie Hut Store Of
HUMPHREY l. GAGE.
Reoknk, March IS, 1883.
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aIafksrel and Salt Fish.

So kits new No. j.
buis. do 10
10 DO do No and j.
drum lake,
d, Cod Fish,
20 boxes ID
bbis Lake White Fish,
Ito No l siImon,
For sale low By w. c. TUSKuOrSER.
June 2 1875.
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Ice Cicalal.
TRE>H OYSTER
Locking Glasses.

I0g BOXES looking Glasses, assorted sisev.
DGO 9issi receive alescs fiom the maHufae.
lArers, ard for sale 5vt hox or aoxsn. Also
an assortment III Git BIolii,ug for picture
frames. CAREY 4 klLBOuRNE.
Jaae i8, Is-5
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OF 'ferv description, executed al this office in .
sup .rior IN nner and at asiow rates az Sc here
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
INDIAN TROUBLES ON THE PLAINS.

independence, March %.
The Santa Fe mail arrived today, having left
that city the first inst, bringing the latest IN
telligence, and passengers, Don Alverez, and
Mr.. Mercpre The mail came safely, notwlth-
standing the dangers which surrounded IT.
A hasty glance a, the intelligence leads to the
conclusion that everything there tends to war and
confusion.
An article in the Santa Fe Gazette of Gath nit,
describes at length expedition into the Mesco-
lero county and the death of Capt. Stanton, OF
the United States Army, and two men. They
were killed in an engagement with the Indians.
/ Santa Anna the head Chief and Et'een or TWEEN
ty of the tribe, were also killed. Another article
in the same paper, and some private correspon-
dence, speaks freely in favor OF an increase OF
mail faculties.
The inhabitants of the country are few, sur
rounded by hostile Indians, and need protection,
and the present mail arrangements do not enable
them to make their wants known, or to derive as
surance of relief.
The Indians committing depredations and
shocking outrages in every quarter, and none
doubt the necessity of giving them a thorough
chastisement.
An article in the Gazette of the 9Th, mentions
the appointment by Gov. Merriweather of Caran
st. FTain TO the command of battalion of vol
unteers, raised for the protection of the inhabi-
tants, and commends the wisdom of the selection
There is the utmost danger 10 any train trav-
cling over the Plains without an escort of soldiers
HostilItes seem to be spreading from tribe 10
tribe the whole route, threatening to break out
in deeds of violence and outrages everywhere
Something should be done.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
IOWA COUNTY.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
TIE LEGISLATURE.

During the past week very large amount oi
business has been done by the Legislature, some
OF which is of much more interest to the people
generally than large portion of that which has
been transacted heretofore. 4 bill repeating the
law to abolish the death penalty has passed the
Assembly, and il is thought viii become law
After the veto of the bill regulating the Lunauc
Asylum contract, Z bill was introduced IN the
Senate repeating the act entitled an act TO pro-
vide for State Lnnatic Asylum and TO provide
tor a compromise with Andrew Proudht, and for
ether purposes" and passed without a dissenting
vste The same bill afterwards passed the As
semby. by vote of IS TO /.
Since the veto OF the Prohlbltery Liquor Bill, a
new BILL more stringent than the former, has
passed both branches OF the Legislature, and re-
ceiyed the veto of the Governor
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

New York, March 81.
The following is the manifesto OF KING Alex
ander III TO his army, dated at ST. Petersonrgh
March Sd: VALIANT WARRIORS, faithful defend
ers of church, throne ana country it has pleas
ed Almighty God to visit with the most pam
full and greivous loss We have all lost our com
mon father and benefactor.
In the midst of unweried care for Russia pros
perity, and the glory of the Russian arms, the
Emperor Nicholas, my most blessed father, has de
parted to eternal life. His last words were,
thank the glorious warriors guard, who IN 1925
saved Russia"
| also thank the brave army and fleet, and
pray God to maintain the courage and spirit by
which they have distinguished themselves under
me- So long that spirit prevails or remains
Russian tranquility is secure. both within ane
without, and woe TO her enemies!
| love my troops as my own children and strove
as much as could to improve their condition.
was not entirely successful.
In that respect it no fault from will, but thai
because | was unable TO do anything better, or tc
do more May these ever memorable words be
preserved in your hearts they prove his sincere
love for you, which | shall to the largest extent
and let them be pledge for your devotion tt
them and me Signed,
ALEXANDER IL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
NEW POSTAGE ACT.

Notice to the Public and Instructions TO Post Mas
ters-Notice Is hereby given that, agreeable to an
act of Congress, approved March Sd, 1855, the
following rates of postage are to be charged, on
and after the first day of April next, in lieu of
those now established TO wit -
On every single letter conveyed in the mail be
tween places in the United States, for any distance
not exceeding three thousand miles, three cents :;
and for any distance exceeding three thousand
miles, Ten cents.
From and after said first day of April pre- pay
ment on letters is required excepting upon such
are to or from foreign country, or 10 officers
of the government on official business. The
ranking privilege remains unchanged.
From and after the first day of January, Eigh-
teen Hundred and Fifty-six, Post Masters are re-
quired to place postage stamps upon all pre- paid
letters on which such stamps may not have been
| placed by the writers.
! By the third section of the act the Post Master
General Is authorized to establish uniform sys-
tenn for the registration of valuable letters This
provision Of the law will be carried into effect,
and specia! instruction therefor will be issued to
| Post Masters the necessary blanks can
! be prepared and distributed.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Post Master Gen
Post Office Department. March 9, 1885.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

II Another Extraordinary Cure of Bad Leg
by Holiocays Ointment and PiHs-Thomas Long
bottom, of Walnut-street Cincinnati about four
years ago met with an accident and broke his leg.
which being imperfectly set, formed into running
ulcers, and every endeavour to heal them was
truitless. Ten weeks ago he commenced using
Holloway's Ointment and Pills, the Pills cleaesed
the blood very quickly, and by constant appli-
cation of the Ointment, the leg soon assumed an
improved appearance, and in seven weeks these
remedies completely cured him when every other
treatment had failed
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
II pRoRATE-IowA CO. CoURT.

In the matter OF the Estate of john HALLOWEEN decd
reading ard ding the petition OF George Robbins.
~ Of the Coun of Iowa and Stale of Wisconsin, rem
csHntiug among other things that the 7;h day Of
Aprl, A. D. le5i, the said deceased cntaced CONVEX
him, said petitioner the prem known as the North
west quarter OF the North west Iarter Of Secn num-
Der three, 3 ia township der seven H. north II
RI number i've Is east of the Fourth nrjncrna
meridian and claiming that h. the said petitioner 1.
entitled to conyeya OF said prem- and PRAYING
that Joshua KhoGes, Administrator Of said Estate he
authorized and directed By decree Of this Court To
and execute conveyance of said premises 10 him. The
said peIjtionerit is ordered thai said petition be heard
before the Judge of this Court the first day f Nav,
A. D. 1867 at Probate Office in Mineral Point said
county, And is further ordered tina. notice thereof
published for six successive weeks prior
OF hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune weekly
newspaper printed and published At Mineral Point In
said county. L.. ID STRONG, County Judge,
Dated March OH, A. D 1855. CALI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
MAX RE ID.

In this village, on Thursday evening 29th inst,
by Rev. Mr.. Phelps, Mr.. RICHARD L. READ,
Esq. and Miss MARY c. FROST.
IL Accompanying the above notice we have
to acknowledge bountifu fee, in the shape of a
variety of choice cakes. In the varied scenes OF
life through which our young friends are called
to pass. may none prove less agreeable TO them
than did the testing the qualities of the Printer
share to us and ours.
At Belmont, on the 23d ult. by Rev Mr. Lewis
Mr.. f. b. EASTMAN, of Chicago. TO Miss Mary
MooPE, of the former place
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
IN PHoEATE,-fOWA co. corpr

tIID
IN reading and Cling the petition of Marcns Sprda
~ want, OF the County OF Iowa and State of Wsror
SIM setting forth. among other things, that Weston Mai
len, late of the town of Pulaski in the county of low
and late of Wisconsin, died intestate leaving eoods
chattes and estate wi'hn this County, and PRAYING thai
administration of Sa4 Estate be to him granted III .
ordered that said petition be heard before the Judge or
this Court on Tuesday, the first day NAV, A. d Iess
at the Probate office in Mineral Point, in SAID coun al
Iowa And il is further ordered that notice thereof ba
given To ali persons Interested, by publishing cory ~
this order for three successive weeks prior 10 said sr
OF hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune a WEEKLY
newspaper printed and published at Mineral Point IN
said county. J.. NJ. STRONG, County Iudge
Dated March Is, IcJo. 3wig
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
CEaNNEERV SALE.


henry DBndfiaa rs james IO4ne.
\ Office is hereby given that, by vtue OF order
= and decree OF the CIrclt Court Of Iowa County,
Wisconsin, IN ChaHccry r1aie and entered SAID Court
the I9h day OF lfarch, A. 1855, certain
pending beio said Court, wherein Henry I.enahau Is
complainant and James Doane is defendant, and upon
the authority given in SAT- and dc will
sell at Public Sendue the highest and best bidder,
for cash in hand, Saturday The 18th day of May,
D. lc55, bet the bours of nine O'Clock A. NJ and
the setting Of the of said DAY. the front door
of the Court House the town OF Mineral Point said
county al the right, title AMI in crest OF the said defend
ant which he had therein the date of the Mortgage
in said order and decree, mentioned in and to the fol
lowing described lands, witfhe south west quarter
of the north quarter section three,
and the south east quarter OF the north east quar-
section number three, q in township number four }
morrill, of Rang number two, t2,) Containing eighty
acres, also, the south quarter OF the south
quarter of Section thirty Eve 49,, in township nun her
i've, north, of Range number two, ~ east, situated
in Iowa county, State of Wisconsin.
The shove sale will be made to satisfy The OF two
hundred and twenty six dollars and sixty five
decreed by the said Court 10 be due by said de-
fendant said complainant Tor principal ard
said Mortgage, also, to satisfy The costs Court and
Sale and accIuing interest
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
Iowa Co., Wis.
Corn & MKssMoRE, Sol'rs. for Compt
Sheri6s office, Mineral Point, March 80, 1855 T6w20.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

The decrease in the per cent. in the above table
is explained by the Superintendent as arising from
the fact that the number attending school in thr>
ty-seven towns, containing 10.l02 children, was
not reported Deduct those from the whole num-
Der and the per cent. is over 70.
Average length of time schools have
been taught the year endind Aug. 81, 5 ! months
Highest average, in Kenosha Co, tt
Lowest average, in Jackson Co,
Average No. of months taught by
males, 32-5 4"
Average No of months taught by
females, 41-3
The following table shows that the wages of
Teachers are improving, evidence of improve
ment in the quality of schools:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

Crime In Iorono.--We find in the Toronto Globe
complete statistics of the Toronto Jail for the past
ten years, from which we condense the following
Whole number committed for trial 1926; of
which 4 4S5 were males, 2,74l females; of these
1889 were charged with felony, 1884 with mis-
demeanors 434 with debts. The number of fell
ons convicted 594 of which I46 were fe-
males. The number convicted of misdemeanors
was 1925; of which 1924 were females. If
this Is not quite large list of criminals as any
republican city of equal size can present. then we
are mistaken In our calculation.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
MR.. HoLLowAY's NEWSPAPER MUSEUM.

At Mr.. Holloways establishment, near Temple
Bar, there is the most extensive, the most COM
plete and the most extraordinary collection OF
newspapers in the world. Mr.. Holloway, it should
be known advertses his Pills and Ointment in
about 1000 Foreign newspapers, and in nearly
every English paper.-Probably the year of the
Great Exhibition, and the calls of foreigners from
distant chimes, first gave him the idea of collect
ing the papers sent him but be this as il may, it
is now carried out by his own private enterprise,
in a manner compared with which the collection
in the British Museum is mere ridiculous farce.
In suit of lofty apartments are the newspapers
of every civilized country 10 the world, properly
and Systematically arranged in convenient port
folios and the stranger in London, whether from
the United States New Zealand, the Cape, Aus
tralia China, Hndostan, Persia or elsewhere, may,
by visiting Mr., Holloways museum, at once be-
come acquainted with the latest intelligence from
his own country. There is every facility and
accommodation for reading and extract. Several
clerks are kept constantly employed in receiving.
sorting and arranging the papers; and the whole
establishment Is conducted in manner which for
ORDER comfort, and CELEBRITY, is a perfect contrast
to the arrangements at the British Museum Any
gentleman from the country wishing to look at
newspapers from any part Of the globe where
newspapers are printed may, by calling at Mr..
Holowayss, be instantly put III possession of the
requisite intelligence OF course this museum,
so useful and unique, attracts great attention,
and many distinguished men are often TO be seen
there Members of Parliament newspaper ed
tors foreigners of eminence, &c &c. Ii is strik.
ing instance of what individual energy and enter
prise can effect-Herts Guardian
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

Great Excitement about kaasas-An intense
excitement seems TO be prevailing in some of the
Missouri river counties in regard TO Kansas
Persons are volunteering 10 go to that Territory.
by hundreds and they organize and start forthwith
They mean to be on hand to vote on the 30th,
when the first Territorial Legislature is elected.
A letter that yesterday received from Ran
dolph county, says that the excitement Is high.
and hundred or more will go from that county
and Howard-St Louis Intel
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04


a. Office is hereby given that. by virtue of order
" and decree of the Circuit Court OF Iowa County,
WISCONSIN, in Chancery, made and entered said Court
the 18th day of March, A. b. 1855, in certain
pending before said Court, wherein amp-on Mitchell il
complainant and Robert Cocsiug is defendant, and upon
the authority given in said order and decree will
sell ct Public Vendue to the highest and best b der for
cash in hand Saturday, the l9lh day of May, A. ID
651 between the hours OF nine clock 4. NJ and the
setting OF the p NJ of said day, at the front door
OF the Court House, IN the town Of Mineral Point, in
said county, all the right, title and interest of the ssid
defendant. which he had therein at the date of the
Mortgage in said order and decree aud to
tn ; following described land, to wit The equal undi
vide half of The north hall OF the north west
ter, and The equal undivided one half of the half
OF the south west quarter OF Section number thirteen
fl3,l in township number eight, tS EoTth, of Range
number five, 81 situated in the county of Iowa
and state of Wisconsin.
r The sale viii be made to satisfy the of
Seventy nine dollars and forty cents, the decreed
by the said be due BIZ said defendant said
complainant, principal and interest said Mort
Also safety the costs OF Court and Sale and
accruing interest. LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
Iowa Co., Wis.
Conn & MEssMoRE, So'rs for Compit-
sheris Office, Mineral oint, March 80 1855 6w20-