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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

CITY GRADE REPORT.

ltrsA' bss IL y.
n"N nan a. s'fN "f"' ''"tW '","s'
T,oss =, -. =, 80.
- ~ = 1870 nas.s, oIrhei n,sh ~.
un,''. o,'.',p App "s =. ~ y. - 800 ".as 30 -
~ % c.niean rA,", ~ - 20 ~ Ans1ds
~ ~ I ,a I'm. sha ~ ~ ss 20, =.
.n,.'sd 49,, No ~ . y, :. !, - 1870. - -
49,. x,,, |, ,,nss r. ~. ,S,,. a,a'..ia,' 80
H. a. "a a. ~ $3.50 :. 60, $50 - 800. :. -
49,, 49,. $40 a. q. x :. 49,. =. 80,
,r.r 1870 81 !. s,a =. -. -. -. - -,
-, - I..ss :. a 49, =, 49, 49,. ..s,a
go. 80 80 - al. 49,. - W :, - 49, ~
sS -, !. ~ ~ -. .s 80 80 80 :. =. - "a 80 -
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ss5. 49,. 800 $500 49, $3.50, ,- :" s''-s -.
- w. - -, ~ ~. - -, -
- !, -. a 49,, y. : 49, - !, - - - 49,
go \, ,,t,.s ,,, ~. 80 A.Ss
49,, 80 = -, 49,, "a ~ ~ 80 ,.s.; 80 -
s'ht .I ~ ss' 40 49,, $1,000 $3.50. 80
~. "a - -. Il -. !. "a. -. -. -. 80.
1870, so.n.. -. -. - -, a.
49,, -. :. 49,, 80, ,sT - !. y. - !.
80 49, b,ss,1 IN 'u.sn s.i- = - -. -.
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sa.ss ,,t,s,s ,s,,'. - -
f.,,.v 49,, 80 80. - IA 1, ,,...f,a "a
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80 "a "a II. y. ~, ai.f ss,s. sssn.a8aa -
,i..,s,, 800. 1890 r. I,as. 80. -. e,,,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

CHARGE or LARCENY.
Willie passing up Broadway Monday night, between
TX and seyen O'clock Officer Kees Of the Chief Office OBJ
served man, who subsequently gave his William
Concy, and another pers the doorway Of No 0JI
Broadway, ia suspicious manner. Afee watchdog t,r
awhile be Of them prying at tho~case cont n-
ing quantity OF books. The officer then ksd away
some distance, In order To remain unobeved and
not long Of the Two thieves rotey issued from
III. doorway, having In bs tn paper boxes full Of
b oks. The accomplico followed shortly after with
Their nrmn OF books, but seeing the ohcor have Coney
In custody he dropped the books Ia the street and
ab.quatuiated. CoD-y vas then searched by Officer
keefo, who found on his pcrson F." jimmy. = slung
shot and bunch II keys The booss tssen by tho
accused were Identified by the proprietor ~ the store
Coney wa committed In default Of $500 bail.
ARREST OF ALLEGED PIckPocKErs.
CAPTAIN rurnbul Of the Eighth District, arrested two
men, named respectively Isaac Cayanagh and Arthur 10
ney whom he detected In he act Of picking the pockets
Off fence coming out Of Nlbos Garden They DO
MED the charge but nevertheless conveyed the
station bonte, ana upon examination buciskin pm "a
containing thirty dollars In gold and any Ia silver
was found in the possession Of one Of them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

soner and aiding aud assisting hln the execution OF
bll legal processes In his hands.
And DO further mand that the District Atom y
for the district In which thsse ousge t,ok pl.ce All
all other persons concerned the OF exc
cu'Icn Of the laws, the offenders, and all
such ~ aid or assted them TO be immediately arrest
Cd and proceeded with according 10 law.
Given under hand and the seal Of the Territory this
10Th day Of November in year II Lori eigh
hundred and fifty-Gve. WILSON SHAN sON.
By the Governor-D wooDsos secretary Of the Terri
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Among the assets Of the notice the am n, ~
$40 600 which Il 70 be received next January T. In
recently levied men of ~ share tn, spsx
stock The ia hilisi~S e5I 900 Tho resl nee
Of sssets liabilities "a only about ~, 600.
The re.urus OF the banks Of New Orleans for week
ending Dec. 3D. compared with those Of the vees pre-
vous ,bov increase In the loans Of $40 oS2, ani n
circulation $500 ses decrease In specie Of 1894 a6I. AMI
In deposits IL 81 fol Increase In exchange e2l2 l16
The New Orleans Ctco.f " the aih lust ssys:--
City bonds tine $50 s-ued In favor q
the bsrirg Company, IL the series due ths lst ut,
we're returned 10 Gay from London under protest ms
Commissioners havins boon uAabr 10 disposs " t.a
t00oO nsolidatd recently ncfed for tho parposs IL
taking up Vie gSgemsnts ps-t due, have psss,i
RESOLUTION obigatng toe y Ia cutinue the regular ,ay
elt Of iIistest 90 The old esnds until xuch time taes
can make sbac'ory sngement Tor the sale Of he
new bEue AZ an svd.nc" 10 prov do pupctuAy for ne
debt this move IN tim rart ~ tho boAro 10 commsnta,c
,incc II shows the desire do fairly after having t,'a
obligation. A. such u viii doubt be construed ~ tbs
bondhoders but The lie thus augh n ,ud Admonih
the gentlemen 20 hon the reaponrbls charge AAmin
fs'efpe the city debt cpHdea Of tho necessity Of prr
vdinR In future at earle day Tar the psymsnt ~ OBJ
gatoDs ~ ayoia she inno veni hs ana
the ,tgma u protest And inesmuoh the latter hes
ts OF pece II night be advisable perhaps Tor tbs uge
bang 10 lay higher rate ~ inteest la the shSes a
camaee, IN The holders who have horn dAppoiat1 10
reeevii Y psym snt At maturity.
The Manchester and Law Railroad Company have
declared semi-nnnuAl dividcnd 81 four Per cont
The folio sng Il statement OF the condition u the
Mastschpse'ts bank. the * ins distinguishing b.
tween thoee al Ikn.tnn "A f, Al. oaunsrx
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a''''t "n P~l'tf A'N s"'he 'Ne'~-"N' 80 -
lowing suRRe-tkDs -
alter the government u the prisons peni en,i,ry
apo woTkhou,e,ber ~ cha ngDg the mo de OF spp Int
ing ne gverros NJ fhe anshouss department, or Nth
e~t The peDitentary, &c. from their control, and
rfey Ding government Ia. that 81 TIE New York Hos
ptsl
BY Increasing The number OF police nsgstrsses sad
CLERKS, remove the that they hsve NJ.
time 20 DO ths busr dsyoving upon item Ia ftst
tbs3 have not ard do u - u ought 20 10 ne
2. emit the bfsf ssccn n tho ect OF 1858 " renn,
repea' the .cond section, and ALLOW appsal - hs
ssfticns IN cases ~ vsGrancy.
This would largely Increase the duties % tho Court
Of Se.,ions -beh fncreast weui only baftcn ss-edy
already beomnw quite apparent from ohsr csu,c aud
'hzt ~nuh b. an enAre reorganization VI the cfin.i1a
cfpfts o. hs dtyeo far ~ consolidate the Oyer ADD
Io miner and the Sessions birth general and special
Hive I've judges appointed, Who should have 'vo,
'bse or Fur courts AZ the time for tbs td4i ~
esusss and The rsvie~ n summary onnvirtions ADD
should ALTO hold general teri, Hr the r~fi-v u al
ese.s before rirgie judge, With sppei ifpp She
general term 70 tue supT-m. Court Curt 81 Agpea
pow provided ~ review 81 cCnylclons IN The scs
sions the oyer q - T.Ffsinsr.
D. TiL would a cpurss invsve an Increase In tho
IisiIict Etgfrey Olce.
I1hb proposed increase In the s,rcs Of our crirnia
crurt Is shesfy recessrT from the gFea, cely, srse
fisncsd N the aarnis'rati ~ criminal justice
The committee viii appreciate TIL. vbsa they
feet bat fce In this respect Il DOLLY about shs, 4
tsn year. ago. shie 10 that years have aif
ID % our q polsuon What would ~ iself cons ai~
quite ciy @eth esf'ioa being stou, 80 oVt In that
efuNI
visn rs. latee tl,li iss1 49, + Is. - sastri~ s
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The Above satsmeat EXHIBITS comparison With the
1t dsy Of Jsruhry last increase In the Items ~ os
tai ~ $50 aa2; q ret ccalaton yaa go, IL o.
posts, t:7sotIs q loans t sos 500, and Of spssA.
tlqf Aly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21

eY vrt1e OF writ CT ksri fseias issued out OF the
office Of The Clerk of the Circuit Court. for The
county OF lows, and State CT Wisconsin, and to me
directed and delivered against goods and chattes
sad Real Estate Of John Aessersmith, in favor OF
Benjamin f. Thomas, hsye seized and levied upol all
The right title and interest which tie said John Aesser
smith had in the following described premises 10 wit
The East half Of the north east quarter Of Section NUM-
BET eighteen ~ in Township number six, 6 north OF
Range number four s, the West haif Of tbs north
east quarter, and West half Of the south quarter Of
SecI0A number tgentyfruT, "a, in Township Der
ST. o, north Jt Range number thraC, east Of the 4h
Principal Meridian ALSO, and tfty haudzeihs
allG-ts- sH~as OF lard in the South bali OF the south
Ee4 q8a-eT Of Section number twenty seven, y, in
'nip number six. g, north, of RGngs number threy
) east Unded follows :-EegIrnine at the corner
which Il north west Of Ii Dodges lot and the
sze, TIE north cast corner of acre lot Of
Dlle! =" hiuey and running north - degrees, east tive
eh-Gs thence west seven Chains and city five Tnks
thence south seventeen degrees west the north west
corner OF cad Nhitneys lot tao chains anu Eve links
thence east with the said rs hitaeYs north line seven
caa1s lnI eighty links % the u ace Of beginning here
u ihe said jonn Aessersaifh seized on the th av
o. sept! rbcr, ID. l- any time Thereafter In tbs.
cEra.5 aforesaid ich shall sell public vai ne To
- highest bidder, cash the front door Of thr
tGH hsssar n the town of Mineral Point on Saturday
TIE @i-h day OF March next, between the hours of 10
Qcack A. y. and O'Clock p o. said day. to satisfy
ne said lamaEes and COSTS riIh acerain costs Of sale
Is he law directs. LEVI STERLING, sheriff
Iowa County, Wis.
tHsa : &EssNaRz, Pi'f's Atty
sheriff once, Mineral POilt, Iwf2
+ T-sl
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1854. NEW STORE & NEW GOODS!. 1854



H. & ss. E.E40y D
WOULD their thanks TO the citizens of Nine
w raj Point and vicinity for patronage they have
received during the time they have been Trade,
respectfully announce 10 their numerous patrons and
friends that they have their stock of God
10 the Store formerly occupied by IL KoaP and are nom
receiving from New York and Boston, large ard care
fully selected stock of Goods suitable the
this vicinity, and consisting in part follows:
ID II Y O DS,
Rroadclo,ss, Cassirneres
Plain and striped Satf- Kentucky Jeans
netls OF every q2ality TSeeds, and n great variety
and style, Dress Goods,
Delains, AIpacas aud Merfnoe-
SILL G OBS Al d TRfMM GS
Dress silks, fine assort Bonnet Cap and Betting III
meut, bUns,
Black silk Lace and Worsted and silk Braid,
PRINCES, Gmps
Color'd and Black Bro Grape I.eese, &c
cade SILKS, Jaconett and Cambria Mus
Embroid'd Cuffs and lin,
Collars, India Book and Swiss Mus
lin EdgiAgs, JacoGett Edgings, &C.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Ladies' and Gents Gloves of every desert ption.-
"ooien and Cotton Hosiery. great variety Of Chill
dren's Hose.
READY MADE CLoTHING
great variety of all kinds of Coats all kinds of
SHOES, HUNTS and other a. every
of SHELF HARDWARE
RIO c X ERY AND GLASS WARE
We have the best assortment of Crockery and Glass
Ware in Western Wise Usin.
GROCERIES.
We have on haRd choice assortment of FAMILY
GROCERIES, Persons wishing to buy 8OOTS. viii
find 1t their interest call before purchasing
eIsew here, IS Go intend be undersuId.
Produce Of all kinds received in exchange Goods
The highest price paid IN CASH for q OOD Merchauta
bic Wheat, delivered al their store. 24tf
Mineral Point oct. H. lo5i
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II r. Et 4 sNEAN - AEs
: still undecided, and The fate of Turkey In doubt, but
what interests the people IF this Of the world
the most at the time, the fact that
bers are now receiving at their store door below
the Franklin House: larger and extensive stock of
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
than before brought to this Market which hey
offer tor sale at Eh0iesGte and ettt, that win
satisfy all that The war against high prices has been far
more successful h2n that carried by the allied forces
msrate their stock the compass any sized handful
thai could easily be printed Ia this place among
g1 ar !: ny eS yafa' ads narseeE.s 80, at
ed Is cents FINE Silks a. only frty cents per yad and
very large stock of Calcoes, Gipghams, Lawns, Fan
neIs, Cotton hornets, Furniture Print ran kinds
great variety Of Ribbons, accs. Pocket handkechies,
WooI,r goods cloves Mjtts Hosiery Of an kiuds and
every variety of Laaies' Fancy Dress Goods, equally
low, together with genera! assortment Of Broadcloths,
sill kinds. Hats, Caps, sc Sc one Thousand Shawls
Of every variety In the line Of
READY MADE ARTICLES,
Bedqails, ClJaks Aentilias Ladies' under clothes,
Gapes, Collars, &c Also Gents aud BOYS Goats, Pants
Vests shirts, Drawers, Wrappers, any quantity
some of the best aorSmen that have been in the
West, and sufficient number 10 complete 81 entire
it, -'''' '''-'0' s-'--'0-''
JEWELRy.
Gold and Silver pens and psnoil.,
Gold and silver LoCkets,
Ear and finger rings,
Gold chains and guards,
Gold and silver watches,
Breast Pins, &c, sc.
q =
Mems calf Zip and coarse DO is,
do oTogGns, slippers and pumps,
Boys Ocos and shoes Of various kinds and qualities,
W, Kid and leather slippers,
do Kip bo0Iees and walking shoes,
do CATERS and calf shoes and bootees,
Misses and chii1reH's shoes ard boots.
HATS AND CAPS.
general assortment of FUR, silk and wool Hats,
Men and boys caps Of various kinds
Also.
A good supply OF the very best quality
GROCERIES, CUTLERY H.ARDW.ARE.
DC. sc, &c.
All of which offered sale at the New store,
one door below the Franklin HcGsS, High Street,
Mineral Point, the most reasonable terms our stock
is already large, and viii constantly receive accessUns,
the market requires.
The quality OF Goods cannot be surpassed in any
Store in the west.
CALIFORNIA GOLD
Bought at all times, at The highest market rates.
TAILORING.
We have now, and shall continue in our employ q
Der of the Best FaiOrs in the West both for
and making and in this branch OF business wish
it distinctly understood that 10 be surpassed
by any Ai articles OF Clothing made at shop are
lowing articles OF Clothing;
do do do Sack do
do do tweed coats,
Linen coats, all sizes and ia hions,
Cloth, Cashmere and sattineti Pants,
Linen, cotton and tweed do
Molsskin and corduroy do
Black and other coioTed satin Vests,
do
Mzrseilles, cloth and tweed do
Cotton and linen vests of all qualities,
Shirts, wrappers and drawers.
OF Clothing OF ali kinds made to order short notice
Customers are respectfully invited 10 call.
5. ADLER * co.
Mineral Point, Oct IL, 1854. WHIST
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D5HI:. A5 CARD.

DR. J. c. HOW ELLIS, having succeeded to the Prac-
u tice Of DR.. L. HIoBEE, hasopened DsGNTAE.
pEkEtE. and intends making permanent location
in Mineral Point he would therefore respectfully solicit
the co7dence and patronage Of the community.
All operations incident to his Profession will be per-
attention will be paid to the Irregularities of chidrens
Teeth; and the utmost caution viii be used order to
avoid pain as much as pJsslbe in any and every opera
ton.
OFTIcK, in the Masonic Hall, over the Wisconsin
Bank. Residence ct Mrs. Henry's Cottage. Once
hours, from & a. NJ. TO & P. Nj
-REFERENcR-
L. P. HlGBEE, of Shullsburg.
Mineral Point oct'r IIth. Is54
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CURL YOUR HAIR.
EE LIE E0y.

THE Receipt for making This Celebrated Compound.
lately introduced into this untry,) EI be sent by
the subscriber 70 ANY person the United States Or
tanldas for 81 The = ra9EerEcfa viii curl CT wave
The bElr the most beautiful manner. Any person
having the most and nth looking hsiT, can
transform Il into The MOST BE AJGtFUI By use Of
this article The Ingredients viii over II cents
and With This receipt make equally good
IN every respect, tytE-t sold - bottle IT pre-
eTTed, package OF KrOlleiGH rad5 made, viii Be sent
FREQ of Postage instead of the receipt with directions
for preparing it IN IQuid oEm, and full directions for
Is3. send al letters post paid -
Il. A. FREMONT.
f3m2.1 Warren, F.arnbuIl Co, Ohio.
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Office is hereby given, that By virtua and In pur-
Sl4ace ai IN order OF License oy the County Court
-' l1iy u Low q, dated August LIST. n 1884, and
4 directed, shah on the igta day Of November, 1875
i 1r sale - public veadue in font of the stores
ssHs Tbs mas < Co, in the village Of bod EeviIie,
- Naniy, the following described real estate, viz
Inc sllh quTIT Of the south aezt quarter Of sec
A no seventeen, Il. town six, g. north of range no.
'A'ee' 3 east containing forty &C res
JOSEPH LEAN
Guardian OF Mary a. Jewell.
Mineral Point, Taauary 18th, Is55 l3wID
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aluaDIe Farsaa Tor sale,

n ECEETLE occupied by AsAHxL BENNETT, il the
u town of Wgldaic6- vii be sold cheap for cash
Enquire q DUNN = kEEDs Mineral Point, s. 4.
DiLLEE, Dover, Iowa TO-, sis.
The :. ". Or Of ; " or. oc Sec. %, Town 5, North
Of Range East and 5 Or % s L QGerler of Sec 80,
Town 5, Range , East
The above land Is Gil under good cultivation, good
meadow land near by, with d thrifty orchard, good
wei wafer and is situated about II miles from MIN
e-al Point on he direct road - GAINESVILLE.
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HEspECTFTLEY sUnuErTED.

uyHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
1 and patrons that he has sold his entire stock in
Trade 10 SAMUEL CoLLEy together with notes. accounts
m demands. Those that indebted to him " i'll CON
., great favor BY calling his Old Stand and settle
m sase, he il DESTROYS of seeing Satisfactorily
.sttei before he changes his place Of residence
b3NJ. q. SCOTT.
Yellow Stone. WIS, FEB D. 1850 3nI3
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MUCTtONASkLES
- s

Room tsader the Eagle Saloon lately occupied 5y
Harrison Lioy9.)
FESHE SUBscRTBEGs, ~ANL. ivEs * JoHS CUAATss, re-
4 sEec}fuliy announce 70 the Merchants OF Mineral
Point, and he public generally that they License
to Sell by PURLI Auction, Property of every descrip-
un which may in future, require be disposed Of in
that manner, IN the town Of Mineral Point
EcS- All Commands CT that nature will be punctuaily
and prom pity attended to.
sales commence At O'Clock on Thursday Evenings,
and the ghUic of SATURDAYS ia each week. eff.
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THE ERESogscx s.xwpS,

TsyHE Undersigned, agent Tor The sale OF said LANDS
s instructed 10 prosecute in the most summary and
rigorous manner. al pe-snus who shat spass thereon
oy cuinS timber otherwise. He has taken measures
Tor TIE detection II all trspESseTss and gives This notice
COW IN the hope that il Uay prevent the necessity u
-s-rtiH5 To legal process.
EFE. :. RoSTWTCK.
0-- corner Main and High SIS over St Louis St re,
Jan -. 1915. i-ls Gialena, Illinois,
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IEsDJC gED& OF PRICES!
1JtLGW4YS Pills Avn 0fHTMENJ

h->E famous Medicines vii be sold throughout the
StSies At The following prices:
SSAs fgt or Box, > cents, ms cad Of 81
Medium do. do. 62z I" S7H
ti'szs7- H0liowgys Manufactures are at 50 Maiden
-l'' new York, and 81 strand, London. 1877.
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CIoGhing9 Clo1hfng9
WAR. WA Rs.

GOOD NEWS FOR CHILDREN.
1000 stand Of Arms, with unexhau-tibie amount
of harmless Ammunition attached, together with large
variety Of other TDfS which shall give some
small, nominal Consideration.
We are maIiBg arrangements 10 have our & ~ 81
q e IL department complete, and shall always have
Of that eLceieR 3, az 81 Cts per pound, hand.
y. B--Rofnember the PEOPLES Cheap Grocery, Csoth
ing, Boot & shoe and DIS Goods Stole Opposite thu
County Z Hiding
JAMES ROWAN.
BERNARD NcCLCSkEE-
Mineral Point, October i, 1854. Iy2J
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Yellow Stone. Wis
NEW OWNER AND NEW ARRANGEMENTS AT
NELE4O STONE.

TIE subscriber having bought the entire Stock in
Trade of BESJ. G. SroTr, he would re spec fully in
form the public that he VIII sell his present Stock al
greatly reduced prices IN order close il out. and give
room FOR 6 Ne" STOCK in the Spring- To those that
psiroHized the Store OF Benz 9 Scott for the last
years only have 10 say that prices are much re-
d1ed ter them 10 know al Is the place T. get the
worth OF their money: 20 the customers request
csI ard careful examination Of Stock and Prices Ia
satisfy you That there Will be handsome per cent saved
BY buying 81 me- Ny STOCK consists part of the fcl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
FARM FOR SALE.

IA X VI r VsE 81 M
sssssa THE subscriber proposes 10 sell the FARM
- which he resides, lying in the town of
mSts Ridgeway, about half way between DOdgev1lle
sssEEA and the Blue Mounds. 1t consists of about
three hundred and eighty Of land. well w&tered
comfortable DWELLING House., good Barn, with base
of stone thirty by forty eight fees with good and
very convenient cut buildings built in the
stanal Also, Orchard OF about three hun
bred bearing Apple the choicest kinds of grated
fruit together with Pears, Puus Cherries Gooseberres
and Currants There about under fence
with good timber and meadow land convenient The
Farm is situated that il may be conveniently divided
making two small ones For enquire of the sub
scriber on tn. premises. Z. w. HICKCOX.
December II, 1851. 4tf.
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BOZ TOMS ExPEs ESS,
FROM
GALFNA TO MINERAL POEr

GALENA To MINERAL POET
iIHE proprietor iate of the Patteve Hote has taken
Il sub Fnai contract as above 10 wit: Leaves GaIena
Monday, ednesdev and Friday for Mineral Point, by
way of New Diggings Benton, Elk and Plaevilie
Returning, leaves Mineral Point By places Tues
dav, Thursday and Saturday of each week. a
weekly To nleTsect at PiaeviIie Galens by way of
Hazel Gleen, same days. Ample accommoi ationa for
passengers, and great taken avsid accidens-
Any packages promptly attended TO. Charges
bis
lie would also inform his friends and the travelling
annuity in general, that he keeps
LIVERY STABLE.
whore they will fud a ready CCaveyance upon
short notice Good horses, carriages bugges, cutters
&c, always hand and in good c1nditionin quality
and speed second to the country He has horses
sell trade, in order 20 accommodate all who NAV
favor him with call. O. A. BOYSTON.
Plattevile, January /, 1855. 7tf.
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FRANK. SUDDUTH.
TAKEN UP,

\ 49, ON the promises of the subscriber, 3 white
kS~~ OK, with red ears and small red spots srpund
49, his neck. supposed te be I've yesrs old The
.-r, requested to call prove property pay charges,
~---zkc him Ewsy. TGOS- n WILLIAMS,
miles Northeast from D0d-eville
':'Ea-y Is, 1855. 4wi2
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
Es STRAY TTCES.


10 IN Mineral Point, On Friday, the 2i inst 3
Nh Black DOG Pup, OF the New FoandIEud spesi
- with white breast and fore feet. ANY person
liug sad Dog 70 the Tribune Office, or Dr. MoGett's
nee or giving Information where he may be found win
y literally rewarded.
FRANK. SUDDUTH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-21
THE rEANworrH sToTsE oPENED!!

TINHE undersigned having completed his large and
L spacious receipt of full and com
plete stock Of Dry Goods, groceries, Hardware. Boots
Shoes Iron, Steel Nails, CTockery and Glassware,
every article kept any country Ii would
be useless TO sate mis- stock is large every the
community knows ne never purchases small stocks He
would be happy 70 show any portion Of his Of
goods 10 AHy persons who NAV be disposed 10 examine
the quality prices the more extend led no.
tice viii appear, provided time viii pernit-at rss
the public invited TO call and thersel-
res 4