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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

IL overheard This novel anchor he'd ina s'oop
while the ice slowly drif,ed past The two msn TOOK
courage IL ~as something TO look TO the iani sui
se human being. watching them with apparent Id
teIest. Nsht came On a. ain. dark AMI sorny
NIGHT Cod. too No lights we're displayed ab lnt the
there TO guide or chser ther. Z" Is Il possible
thought they. "Wbere is the Light house keeoer
We were seen here su day. WI not he, viii no
zone pnt out 8 bescon for benefit = The 4 -rk-
ue,s s1swe,ei soemIly, "NoM The lights Of the
CITY oissppesred ore after suo'her and nothing re.
leyto the loou OF their sirutfon. 8 Besr great
Us tongues {, il the hours and ye; not dnger raced
TO l,lp them A Government light hcus- keeper
asleep m a comfortable house, snd no light for mTl-
p.rs wrestling with a storm Two G1ytrnneu, his-
boots securely housed sud 10 10 lsunch them for
the rescue Of The two Elen
sucdtply The wind hauled. . Now Is our time,
ssc the two men together. Quickly cutnng the us
which bed the soop, they msoe sail for the entrance
10 TIRE railroad hasln Il was dark as tar, stls he
C6rtsiD. in tei ing bis story " steerei boldly Tor
tie treakwaer against which ne sea broke hs' ny,
| could zee DohiIg, so | s,eeled by sound cou
htar The breakers all along except at one point 400
there jucs tI was the opening 20 tie osSin IL MI
IT, ssfe # ui'sed II, there was M hope N re
l. was desperate csse. bu, Was tired OF aacerian-
ties We nesIed the break water. Van held tue helm,
sIG stood by the jio sheet. The roar greS de ,ien'
irg. A. We cane closer, | grew confused FOR : mo-
nett and thought il was al roGr-I. breESc H,r, no
opening at sll, that had misjuised. Ga W. cane
'lbetk G I'd bog, We are ia tie basin, cried, aud
II | ever thankful 10 Him, or hope to be, vas
that Nil ute We Lad netaer o Us slcplOr three d>ys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
NEW YORK TOWN MEETINGS.

ST. LAWRENCE County The Anti KnowNsa
ipgs have carried nearly every town in the county
SO fer as heard from | Free-Soil, Wings and
Democrats ere eho,en Supervisors. In Osvegsich'
tow chip l0gdensburebD a mixed ticket 10 ceSsss
consisting Of KDow.Notbings, Wings and DemocnS
CHEAusG The Elmira Republican says the Do
ocra's have elected Supervisors ia towns thAth'
towns those elected were supported by the hos'
Noihipgs and town to hear from.
TTooA-In Berkshire the residence OF tho Hos
c. p. Johnson, Of the Assembly, the Wings mad''
distinct ssue against the Know-No'hinss, aad -
ceeced
Onondaga County. the heart of the State, repudiss
the tyranny of Hindooi.m, and elects Board Of y
pervi.ors almost unanimously Anti Know Nothing
Our returns are Incomplete from Chsa,ssr
County. ID mott Of the towns no thorough ofgsss
ton Of the friends Of 2epublicansm was effected,
the elections were conducted on the old Issues.
In Fulton County seven oct Of the ten sopervss
are Wings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

policy Of the Bsmbsrg Conference PoEers is 'ss sans
.. that Of kossa, though nsurAiy on smaller scae'
The world 10 inclio.o tn believe thai us pi,y o. b.
vsris u entirely the work Of sron Won Der Piord'ea
but those who have ht op yprnp,'i-- Of peepng De-
bird ID. seues or hE, II. Won ID Jnaizes eterc.'ei
greater IL fur the sovereign than does N NJ
istsr Pr,scsDt The gentleman 10 lestloni " '1u
D,nnig.. pssses for a trus') f1enf ana 'u)P,,,,si
Ct his M,je-iy Frederick william oi Pfu-'l. " "
yi'b,,sn,ifg his recent diplomatic success oH9n
Won Ger Pforo ba great r.s-on 70 TIM non ''' ~
srd his coe.gu-- hav. Just rece W 4 s'fA Is pro y
~ The saot Of n6osnce OF the Chamber. vI'-
srpnep, oemanoed q grss, q IS 900 oo0f for dc
f,sxin, The Il Del Of army cory OF 1000 men
pm p. " alI.r stein who is q German Ia ths Lns
ar az To wors .de excellent sp-ch, the p'n
q, bcb vs, ttat b. and his Doii'ic. friends would
os.p no Lev credit (pr The Government unl,-s :
nstiy,ly d. clsI.d IA hesiOn 10 the policy 81 Aus
i,ia IL the E.,t.ro question The electric 'e eg- IN
II form ps ihat the bate ended ~ 500 000A. D-inz
grsrted iLsiesd Of the Is coo ocod WHICH asi oeeI
dem ded.
A. fer az mai,ers here are concerned the Cab net
il boDe-t out ,bre is struggle going on between u
ard The hl militar, and srstoci sfo parties toa D..
~ not the violent bee il i what our tlisa,
alice would call soByds which ia but badly expressed
by the English word uncerhand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
LATEST INTELLIGENCE

We have received the M0aIfcrr OF Fec. ?. Il ssy':
The auxiliary eorps waich the klns do 4 OF sari-
mis- il about 10 strd 10 TIE Easi viii consist OF four
brs6de Of iuisnry Of the line, tNo ba aiions Of p
FEES tive res seI,s Of cavalry. four batteries Of ar'
lery, and a compsDy Of csrbineers
The four bril AIDES OF infantry viii be ths BrEiis Of
Ssroiui,n Grsnaders formerly Brigade OF the Glart'.
cotsi6er,d a corps dtliie; the Piedmont Bngsde tie
figI erol Brigade. and the Arsts Brigade.
The Rifles called in Pr moGt Bs-ss-'i erl q.
formed on the model Of the Chsssears de N.acennes
ale well armed, ana fret rate msrksmen
The cayslIy regiments, which are preparing 20
leave. sre very reu,rseble. Their horses. OF ihs
mountain breed, chiefly from the islands Of Ssrd-
Tia ar very hardy ana are easily fsd. Ors-hIl @.
the men sic armed With lances.
The artillery /. very efficient, and the bsgysgs
train well rganized
The greatest en'husi1sm is shown ~ .fe iTolos
selected for The eHpec-fr- AID oihceri Of eysTy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
,,,,.b Of he service eagerly Geek the hon.: CT ion

h-,,eb Of e .ervice eagerly eek The toao: CT ,o'
ngn" .r,.~ -. v.....
puhi,nss the folio~ibg;
In ID. siitipg Of the Sd inst, toe Gs-u.a DE;
,S,,ted the proI O-i.ion to place the principal con-
co,,ir Gems on war footing 60 ihs. they may De
re.oy to t.se the fed within a fftnight after toe
order hes beer gwen.
he total ,1ens,h OF Ausdi., wi.hou, the genf-
ayue,e the nsya forces, AID ths deP6;s ia go oOJ
mr. ~ xh,eh fve.sev.nths may BE- easily EN- yloj ei
,r.Ir q Ruisis, while the tso ren.uioy sesen;hs
would suffice 10 nain's,n 'rsnqu1hi,y IN lay' Ani
hit IN Servi. or Montenegro. Russia az the oI.-
,ioe csuro, oppose Eiore than go 600 m@u u The
Au.trisr- 10 G-ii~ia, ths Busouins, ana tire Dan
milan Priscipaii.s a. th- i obliged, at the same
tine 70 wage war IN Asia ana IN The Crnea and -
20 Iio,.ct Odessa, Finland, and the Baltic P:oT-
ircee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

DEMONSTRATION OF FREENEs ~ ALLEGisr Co.
A meeting Of the personal and political ff'en9
Senator Seward was held a, Welsyille, Alegsny %
Feb. Z. |. w. FAssETT, Esq, WAS called ~
Chair, and s. Z. PET chosen Secretary. The %
lowing gentlemen we're constituted ComnfN T"
prepsre and report a series Of resolutions erpfeS"
Of the sense OF the meeting, viz J. V. Brown ~
Cole, T.. J. Farnum, 81. N. Hill, Wn. A. P<'r
and John Carpenter The resolutions were rsp'ne
by the Committee, and unanimously passed oJ T"
meeting:
Re.o..sd That . Freedom IL the fundamental pns'a
upon which our nsfionslity s founded, aud WIZ
seward q the defender Of Fesoom from The en-roia
slavery he u eIponfnt Of true nsfi0ntDiJs w
poseo 70 .eetiohssm based 90 slavery prDrss.nsHn ..
b,soired Thai rejoice 70 learn th.t Ia toe VOC. =
Rep,ser tstivss the hon Martin Butts Of %, s.nss
Bon. L. Is Johnson ard Hoo l. May, Of nc ass--,r
not oriJ our own -Itnest. but those Of sfse
tie electors Of Alegsny Conn have been eosrset h,
and sincerey lhsSk th0se gentlemen Tor toe S''
rsincige pr,sssd 10 their VOTES for Mr. Sesss
HefcJed 1hst Il San" "a not dead he = osay - -
s5d sincerely hope should h. chanes . es1 :. 90,
lie that BE- - hereafter condne himself % C.eas =
b, u fer. 40 birth sLo most bsfbsgOas Pagan
this county 9 preferred n Li. company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
AUSTRIA.
Ceussrendenee Of The London Times

VIENNA, Monday, Feb. 5, ISIS.
Great as is the want of harmony between the Aus
titan and Prussias Cabinets, there is reason 10
suppose that the diplomatic atoms betwetn the
two countries are-at present, at lesst-lkey 10 be
interrupted The desire TO obtain predomin ance at
Frankfort for the moment so fully occupies the stten
tioH OF Aus tra and Prussia that they are 10 consd
able danger Of losing sight of the great question Of
the day. BY my letter of tae 2Sth of January You
led 10 expect that Austria could not rely the
support OF Bavaria aud The result has proved that my
view Of things perfectly correct The motion of
Austria and The counter proposition of Prussia Afford
Cd Bsyara an unusually favorable opportunity for
tbe display of her Importance and indaenes ia the
Diet and II bot Neglected. In her note of the
5th Prussia expressly ssld that the territory of
the Confederation Ia 10 danger, it was uaneces-
sary 10 place any part OF the Federal Army Ia
kr,cf skeTettsch0fk Austria proposed on the 22i Of
January tha; half if not the whole, of the various
csntingents should be NJ sde mobile; ba' the noton
was Only supported by Hanover and the Grand Oachy
of H.s.c Our papers st the time Informed 10 It
many If the tepesen'a'i,e of the ohr States a re-
framed from voting, because they hac received no
." IL struCtious from their Governments; but II can
be no longer doubted that on the I'D Austna vas
de,e,,ed by many OF the hiencs on Shom she had
counted On the 3Oth Bavaria took the field. and her
motion " that the whole of the federal army DC male
ready for war" was carried by siderable ms
.jotlty. Thus the second rate States deeited ooth
Austria and Prus.is and NM Won Der Ptordien snd
Won Beust, the Bav srian and Saxon Miasters, are
probably, even nov laughing in their sleeves inst
speh is the For dlspa-sions ate locker 90, the
petty game Is as clear Is the a. noon day. In
Isss and ls49 Rnssia took advantage of the rivalry
bttaeen the tVo great German Powers ADD pi.yei
Oh EN- III sinst each other uati Prince Ssawsrksn-
berg Lost patience and, for time thrO wing of The
yoke, bsae defiance 10 Prussis. TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

A RUStwT LOCosorvE-A SMASH u .yD MAJ.
ROW E-caPE-les'egcay afternoon near : ocl tx,
a. the locomotive NJ j., On ths Ne York Central
Rs road yes help NJ fre ght train up the g-ade,
when near SpeI ceFyls, SONS Of toe reversing gear
becoming cis-rareed placed !. on, Of h. conr-O II
The IL queer The ergn- began nioyi1g 10 ward the
cry, sud az account OF the heavy grade tie speed
rss greatly accelerated b. IL sdssne.d
II crcssed BrosdEay with fearful velocity, the en-
gin Ger ana fireman oup'n, OF - this point y ,ht J
il iurirg tbemseivss. Ire sEitch nan obssrvicg tns
cine approactng, Cd ,ngei TIE task ape run 10 ato
o freight irtin, causing col.si0n III .hiay tie en-
eiIs ard usk ~ wreck Of ~ f-eigh. cs-. F5rtu-
naiely personal u jay wss sustained though ihers
wa great scIachg % 81 o.. Il toe sy Of tee run
aHsy locou olive. Tho.e who sax he sccdsat aver
that itvss friehiill tie ex-e4 The ire 81: cara
zere dcse,.jled ,ogeher IN s hinge wax
Alloy irl.l -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
DISPATCHES FROM TIE CRIMEA.

From IN, LonSo- GGrtff, of Frtd1y tst D.
WAR DEPARTMENT. February :.
His Grace tbe Duke Of N-scz-t- ha7 received g
6i,pa CD and lie iDclosgrf Of shich the foosins az
copies Addressed to his Grace BY Field Marsha! LORD
KsslaD, G. &. Is
BEFoRY SRvAsrOPoL, January Q.
Nv LoRD DUKE have the honor 10 isy before
youf Craze the copy Of r depatch from Lieutenant
Colonel Simuops which b. wrote by desire OF , ner
Pstba sIpr, s,iUg his HigbIess apprDbatiob OF TIE
services Of Msior Bent e the Royal Engineers. ani
the oetso. meDt of Sappers ~0ich Leaf bin - Toe
summer; bis regret AZ the oss VI Lieutenant u fke,
Of Tie Roy al Egg ard hi high sense OF the cOl-
Quot and e1efflons If Le9;ensot Gi'n OF ihe X lyh
Nav o. bis sar.De UighDess Prince Ernest Of SAKE
I.iDingen and OF tte oetacb nent OF seanen OF her
Msiesit's feet employee in the construction OF the
brdee .crCss the Dabnb,-the sue 'ess OF ~nich ne
atiItni.f, in great measure, TO their weiiplannsa
onpOsiiions.
y.r, gratifying 10 him If her Majesty should be era.
cou.ly pleased to reward these officers for the able
seryicts they have rendered TO the Ottoman army aud
the COMMON csUse.
| think it rieht TO mention that the Hon. VI -jor
Gage OF the ROYAL Horse Artillery Was toe officer
who conducted these detacbnenfs Ia Rustchuk fro n
Vsrra l appointed hin u tnis duty having pre-
yiously tent bun Ia e1aDine the srnsnen, NJ the
former place and being satisfied that the employ
melt OF bis services On the occasion would be ad gan
tsgeous
beg your Grace will he 20 good q. 10 obtain her
Naiesfy's p-rmssioD for Pr,vtte Audrev Anderson.
Of he Royal Sappers and Miners - accept aud
the decoration Of the 4tn Css. Of the Order of Med
oie, in sideraoD OF his distinguished CALAMITY.
Ibase &c. RAJLAN.
(fsce he Dute of N-AC tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

The Legislature Of Michigan hiss passed 80
which provides for the trial byjary to any
olaimed-probibits the use Of a!s to retain as"
ard requires tia. the prosecuting attorney q a
county shall, upon request, give aid and c''A'" ="
any such fugitive slave. .s,s.
ILLIsoIs The Illinois House OF Kepre'e- ,
by vote Of % to II, passed resolution u Jaw
convention 10 mske new constitution. IA.
The Legislature sdjcurned on the 18Th la''''
seston Of 4j days. .,n;t,s,
kDrASA-Chspmsn, Fu.ioni,t, has been S'1'''
10 his sea. from Huntington and WsAa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

Mr. Pr1o The public will learn with satsfaction
that her Majesty's Government, in appreciation Of
Mr. Petos services, and more especially OF his recent
diiptere.ted and patriotic conduct IN retiring from
.he representation of Norwch TO csrry the con-
sirucion of the railw from Balaklavs originated
BY the Duke OF Nescastle has recommenteq nlm 10
the Queen for . haropetcy, which honor will be in
mt diattly cot ferre1 upon hin.
The NEw MINISTRY. We mentioned day or two
since ihai upon the formation of the Government,
deipite arrangement he'd been made with respect 10
the 81 creisIy ships Of State for the Home AID Colonial
DEPARTING BITS il being uncertain which OF those Offices
would be filed by Sir George Grey and which by Mr.
Sidney Herbert. Ii has been decided that NJ.
Sid ey Herbert viii be the COlouial Secretary while
SIR George Grey takes the Home Department which
be administered with such satisfactory results fro
1876 10 1852 No reelection viii be Necessary in the
case of Sir George Grey He retains the Office Of one
Of her Msjesiys Principal Secfe aries OF state aud
his transfer from department 10 another is msr-y
matter of Arrangement AND not a neg appoint melt
involving the loss of hi, seat in Parliament. No
poiItmeLt has yet been MADE 10 the CnancelOfshp
Of the Duohy OF Lancaster, and, a. regards the Of
fee of Chief tsry for Ireland, believe that il
il not Yet sctusly vacated. Mr. Edward Frsncis
Maitland Sheriff Of Argyle, will be the new Solicitor
General for Scotland, 10 succession 10 NJ. NJ &C.
kepzie sppciuteo ole. of The Lords of Session. NJ.
Chsrles Caverdish Clifford. sbo was Lord Palners-
tens Private Secretary. at The Home Ofice, CON-
times his Loroship's Pivsie Secretary. Lord do0-
art acccu,pauie. ST Il Grey from the Colonial TO the
Home Office il the same capacity. Globe.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

virtue OF writ Of fsri seias ~ 1ed out OF the
d Office of the CLERK of the Circuit C,~rf for The
county La Fayette. and State of Wisconsin, and 90
Me eced and delivered against goods and chat
.es and real Estate of Peter Van Metre and
Charles Proctor hsye seized and levied upon all
right ttie and interest hich the said Peter Van Metre
had the following described premises, 10 the
north quarter OF north quarter and south
quarter of north que and north quarter
south west quarter of Section number twelve ~
ship number two q north, OF Range number four a
and west half OF west half OF south quartes.
Of section numb-r one ~ township number two 2
north, Range -four a of the fourth Principal Meri-
dian. wher of the said Peter Van Metre seized
9h day cf April A. D. 1854 any time ,hercaf err
the county Aforesaid, which / shall sell Public
yendue, the highest bidder the front
OF the Court House. the village Of ShullsbUr,
2th day OF January next between The hours Of clock
NJ. and the going down of the that day,
isy the SAID damages and costs, with accruing
ale the Law directs.
P. c. hELOY, sheriff.
Corr Il MEssx ORE. FITS Atty
Dated shefjds Office, shulisO uTg, La Fayete CO Vie,
Dec, II, 1854 eva.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10


'EEsE RUSSIAN xs-Alz
r. eV tr0Hgcjg,d and t. fate of Fsr, I'm 5,7bt Inns
what Interest,", lf,,. ne IA Il 81 mis- section IF i;e gy,rlI
he ,c..-r Il, a. -.~sa e. No., go 80 -. =,
no. ar, ,...,y -r..,.,,i-., :, 80. - - - 60,
fta 49, tg.g - - -, -, 80 ~
-. -. -, ~
ALL AMI = IN NIX g@So7
man "a5 Yer before brought 20 hI, ma ge', which they
' cor i - - f7teSate aHt t'tt as on terms fiat VIII
SSt@' "a, ~ ne War * t'is mn IT ers As ts.h isr
ta. ~ .i' ~ Il al leo Or tss ire ;-i forces
@@-l'-t ~ Russians " ~e9d De la'"s-lpie 10 emu
i r n az, s. -, ,,,,i . ',,.
at.ct hsud u4ay found Fus qaaIity Fg4red 81
it' ~ - MY cents 3 tari iiies "d 'rieevs Al
. s"i.-r = '"it ~'u'e4i = 1i~'4t q" i"i
: q -. c-ills IRE t,ss - i'y Ttl cents per va q I'd
MS 5.,, ...-,.- mn = s.-.f t.f.-t ,.it Kinds
.-r,.. ,-f.-, 81 ;,f1s- Itc-s F,f "a .-fe.
Nl....t. c.tr= tiifus,e Ans i5r.t d. rary
IS 20 en- .,r-Is loves :, IT'S ff..--y- an sfu3- q. Il
every s-Fie az tai.e>7 fancy Dress .is - sa.lg
'--"" W. r, mr. a %, 81 81 .'',''''-,
an siI,3l - -. ~. Or. Tns,.f..,5 -I,.,.i,
Of eve r, variety. In Ia ss1- VI
READY MADE ARTICLES
- -. ,f -, as u ne;
- 80 -, a ..r - =, - -,
= 'ie'.iS' =, - q. ,. - -. -,
--'- - 80 t''d'ts- ~ ~. 'S -
y,., "a - $50, - - .c,,.'I.t -, -.
49, o1l a s''-', - ~ -, 80 81 -
SUI "a very snort un~ All garments iali'eo 70
a.
. - - - @.- >
fin.d and silver pens and prncii-s
tf1it and silver irCEet=s
Esr Hud duearrinLs-
Gold cha ,ns and guards.
f4stI and ii vtr watches.
Ere-s. Pins, Sc. *.
sssssssS 4 = p SHOES,
Mems calf sip aud coarse DO Is,
In Sru-an- si q rer- and pumps.
Timeqski5 and i...ibsr sinners.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
EAtsE - 800.

49, THE subscriber proposes To sell the FARM
Es.zE which he resides, lying in the town Of
Ei.ses Eidgeway, about halt way between Uodgeville
- and the Blue Mounds. It insists IF about
three hundred and eighty of iaEd well Natered,
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,, good Barn, win base
meat thirty By fortyeght feet, good and
very convenient out bUIldIngs, built IN the most sub
.t.Hti2i also, Orchard OF about three hun
bred apple res, of kinds of grated
together with Pears Plums, Cherries res
and Curranls There about NINETY under fence
with good timber and meadow land convenient The
Yarn is situated that it may be Jngcpentiy divided
masking t#o small ones For terms enquire of the sub
scfbeT tn premises q. ~. HECkGnX
December a., l-0s.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
Cas-..r, ao..A Co.. ~.

sI ~. GovsrY. S. IN ES.ity
Ann Richards Robert X. Riehards-In Chancery-
Petition for Divorce.
SUBPOENA in Chancery having been issued in this
4 cause directed to the defendant Robert K. Richard
rd the sane having returned the lerih sad
,nty that the defendant is found in his county, an
il having satisfactory proved that the defendant
not resident OF this Stae, it Is, therefore, hereby 0r
dared the Crk OF this Court notify the defendant,
n5ert X richards Of the pending tails by pub
If.bing copy of this order in the Mineral Trib
for six successive weeks that he enter his a2pear
area in this Court aud plead, answer demur to the
n am ants bill OF plant, ed herein on or before
he btrf Monday OF March his default al be
searlet and and hings therein Contained
ar accordingly. And IL Is further ordered, In a the
r-t pa 1lcul within twenty days the date Of
fbfs order NJ. NJ. CUriIREN, Circuit Judge
Mineral Point, Decent Der II, 1854. Ga
certify the aOOye to be copy of the o. igiLal
now on &c in my Cfdce.
JAMES HUTCHINSON. Ciefk
Circuit Court, Iowa Co Wis
p.yTry EATov, Sol. for Petitioner.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Nv Urine Of q decree of the Circuit Court of lows
~ ronnty. Wis, 81 ting in Cha Gerry, made ia n
- III n B Boyden and James Is. Gray rs Il. A
- COR foreclosure - mortgage made by the said
~ -haH. ON saturday, the l7th day Of Februsr.
n Is5. between the hours OF O'clock A q. d :
80 # offer Public sac To the highes. bidder
sb M the door of the sossrt doas-, Min~Tal
p iSt he premises n .med in said Mortgage wit
~ -.,tb nalF Lot nam her tor "a BLOCK number
- b i If J d. Jenkins Addition to bod geville.
III G y NUMFbRD, sheriff % Iowa Co
r,,ad At Mineral Point. Wis, bee. Is, 1854 TGa5l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
y g ~ e OOPS
q 4 pEHnN Slime

m subscriber g Just r ceiving his Spring and FUN
af Htoeh OF 6oCds, which free aud neg in mn
diatuFe nj style, ard viii be Sold at unusually low
prices hiy sck selected great cera and er-
pre==iy Tor ny tade- am confde 1 that / can give
ion not only in qualify of goods prices,
80 an WHO may favor me with cali. Without any ga
g or ing my stock, would stale that purchase Sd
~ extensive stock for country trade, emb
iioViag articles, with erent qualities aud various
=! les to wit:
AIY GOODS AND READY MADE CLOTHING,
LADIES AND GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES,
~. MISSES, AND CHiLDRENS' DITTO.
HATS AND OARS, GROCERIES AND LIQUORS..
~ - HARD WARE, CROFE cry. TIN WARE,
Fi-JJ x, BACt n, PORK { ORN AND OATS ALWAYS
ON HAND.
All OF which viii be sold extremely low for READY PAY
"hteh system will be strictly adhered 10.
"cId stue TO those who indie bird me- either
~ note or book account, that they:wIi do great
iSoT by calling soon and settling the same n which 4
WI receive WHEAT. CORN. OATS, &c at the highest
-h Prices will also take live stock in exchsnge Tor
tae rlm.. W.
r All tho~e who viii come forward and cash the
NOS hold ne n within thirty days from
ass a q will r@Cese liberal discount on he same
b1G forget to call and stock while il IN
'e5d ani-reW, always remembering the DIMFS, for
T.ces are Too low Tor any thing but ready pay n
BENZ. g. SCOTT.
h'''o~ tone MaE ~ S54. 6m2p
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
WAR! MAEs

b"OD \ : FOR Q ILDREN.
1000 stand of Arms, With unaxh4u tirta amoari
of harmless Ammunition atactes!- Together with lar,
variety of other FDfS, which shall give az u some
; mai, uoniAai consideration
"e are making arrangements 10 have q ~ o.
G T. az department. complete and shall awvys have
of that syceat ut 7 IA 81 ys pound on hand
n B-Remenbc- the Peoples LLrsp Grocery, Goth
il 2, Boot She aud Dry Goods Store, Opposite th
County Building.
JAMES ROWAN.
RESNARO McCLOSKEy.
Mineral 20 Mt, October 1. 81, It25
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Mr. ROWAN Is Agent for the extensive snd old es
tabl'shed Emigration and Foreign Exchange House
WILLIAMS ~ GUoS. New E,rk tie Is prepared T.
remit money usual, n. 10 engage passages, the
os terms fruH all parts England, Ireland nd
~caan.- Passage Certificates aui Drafts from
e. upwards he obtained of him. with receipts for
moneys paid him, for the safe and puncaI 5ansmis
sion Of which the Com paDy hold themselves espOrs be
All post paid communications viii be answered
and ever. rennired Inflammation given.