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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

!. Sra ken us. Sylvester B. Preston Wilt. Ken
n William Nicholas and William t. Philips.
! d-tue II writ of Venditione ExpOHas, issued
IN the Office of the Clerk of ,ircult Court in aad
lniy OF Milwaukee, tested on ihe tu enty third
48s ID. loJ5- in the above entitled cause and
L ssed, commanding me to sell IT Gauss. II be,
rr p-rty Of the said Sylvester - Preston Wi
ztsI, " Iliam Nichols and William T Phillips
nc on the 10Th daF Of March, A u. IS49 by
| 50 execution issued from said Court, in tho
.1ei caI-e 10 Wit: The sout'i west q Iart..r OF
8snber thirty three, %, in township HuuiEsay
/, lr.l Uf range number three, ;, east; lhe east
he south west quarter OF section number IN rty-
q in township number i've, ), north II range
,.srse, B. east; the east half of the south cas-,
4 section number thirty-one, 81, in township
II 6 north Of range number tour, 4, east: the
IFidc3,three fourth part Of the west half of tbe
IS. quarter Of section number thirty two -. in
i 1amhrr SIX, o, north OF range number four,
!. sJg,h east quarter Of the north west quar-
gsI9l number thirty three, -, Ia township num-
) north OF range number three. B. east: the
the south cast quarter of section uumb,,
| ,4s, %, IN township number five, ;, north of
/ auhar three, ;, east; the equal undivided
/ rils part Of the nHTtA east quarter OF the
II, e.2-fer ,f section uus15er thirty t~o. a. In
r5 .En- ,. nor,h Of range number three,
1.1a- east half Cf the south east quarter Of the
. & % l4-.sr at srJt 1u number thirty two, 81 In
=-i1.r t-r, ,, north 81 range nuaber three.
j 4#. said ilnd- situate, lying and being in tha
Hss state u Wisconsin All ofwhich shan
L s..- 81 FaNlic veudUe 10 the highest and he.t
c.sa, and shall sau the same. aud An tEa rf,,t.
] rHs aEi e'aim= which salI defendants ha1 in
i 5Ea described lands and real estate an me
j lae#mb Der, A. 1918 or Al any time since
/ .a f-aaE door Of the Court House, II. tha Vii
4 3sa-sl Point. oa saturday the 25th day of An
4 aFarnt aIr Iord one thousand eight HUNDRED
j sa- sa Eeen The hours Of nine o'clock in tba
-- sitting ufsua II said day to SATISFY said
8. a5 .la las directs.
LEVI STERLING,
Sheriff Iowa Caanty, sis.
hSavLToS, Esq Any for PPG.
/ TF-z - n336v
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
Farm for Sale.

FHS lE Proprietor offers sale, his farn suated
= Port RS Grove, mites of hodseviile, and
Within two miles Hickox's Mill. The firm contains
wv" hundred and twenty 40 first rate Rsi
Timber 80 acres enclosed and in cultivation, with
richard cont lining 100 fruit trees, many # them now
bearing fruit IL is Of the must convenient and
haoGsome situations in the C1aaty, and ala persons
wish "a purchase, Will do well and examine the
premises for themselves The Proprietor having resi-
Jed many years in California wishes return, and will
sell Cheap for Cash In Hand.
3N-tf THOMAS ". LOWRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
EAuu FOR SALE.

TTE Subscriber offers sale farm. cons sting of 50
acres of choice land. situated in tbe of elf
ton, Grant Co. en- the public rosd between Mifn and
NiugviIle. Forty acres of the land under the
pow,-Sixty acfes under fence. On the premises l.
good log Dwelling House and excellent frame stable
il is wei wa1ered with springs, and running brook -
On said land IS about - % beautiful young timber
The said farm will sold bargain, the de
sires 10 20 to California.
For particulars enquire of Richard Richards, at Mif
djn. JOHN LAFAhf-
June ash. 1855. SnSipd
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
EsGONSE nous
Highland, Ioxd eeaRfy, Wtseons in.
ANnPFW RALSTER Proprietor

THE above House has recently been thoroughly rem
= ovated and nited up in the best possible manner
for the accommodation of the public The Table will
II all times be supplied with the choicest the market
Affords which viii be served up in the best style
stages leave every morning for Mineral Point, and
rem and also for MascOda Good stabling and careful
attentive hosters share OF public patronage
respectfully solicited 33tf. July, 1cj5.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
M ND ro!k SALE.

#-"se. owned ard occupied By Greg
-.e- % the 1ust pleasant part al
ze- rl the most reasonable terms
O. an acre The house contains
---.-.-. and q large Cisleru attached
remove 30 California, the above
bargain. For further paTticu
-.--gs uu the premises, or 10
EDWARD CORNISH.
a I-55. Sitf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
Honey Wanted /!

q IL Persons il debted to the Undersigned, on Book
u Acc lunt, PronisSnry Note Otherwise are hereby
led that IL Necessary scttIe shoe III be made
with him before the first September next
All accounts and notes that may remain unsettled
that date will be placed in the hands of Agent for
collection in the most summary as the underi gned
bout 10 leave this the country that
Hi2 HAND July y 50 35f ROBERT l.. VANCE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
: pRoBATE-IoWA COUNTY WIS.

matter Of The estate of Samuel Hin, deceased.
- ding and fling the petition of William II. Hook,
-7l.rrltJr oi said est-te, rep:esennrg am ing 9th
~ fhal he has fully I'D nnjstc-ed said estate, an \
=, TIA a time and lace be fixed for examining
,fgy his account of his administration, It is or
btt said account be examined By the j. re of
~. 90 the Il. h day of August next ensuing ct
5 sof said Judge, in the village of Highland, in
.a'E.
gr,5us Interested, by publishing a copy of this
q !hr,p successive week prior 10 said d;.v az ex-
a a6 in the VI neral Point Tribune, a weekly news
4 -gIisHed al Mineral Point, in said county.
q ! LAZY Il, 1888. l. NJ. STRONG,
Comfy Ipde
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
- HizgSEE3..'S SALE.
United States Of America,

~@'se- states OF America,
rS.
a.s am, Charles BrackeB, John Brac6en,
Aessersmiih and Abner Nichols.
ST. 81. u an execution issued out of and under
q @. NE United states District Court in and
II 81 Wisconsin, and to me directed and de
.a- goods, chAttels, lands and tenemcHts-
't~hafn, Charles Bracken, John BrAcken,
sH' and A5uer Nichols.-l have seized,
.a upon al the right title and interest
Al -2eae.-r Brigham, Charles Bracken, John
q NrSssrsmIth and AbRer Nichols, had
aAtg A. ID. 1854, or at any time theTeai-
owing described real estate, to wit
1. ne U " q Of section twenty seven y, in
-@-r three, ;, east. and the " q of sec
u =, town fcar, 4. range three, 3, east /;
tAuaty, and state of Wisconsin,
'le! one half of the east half of the ;
s-Teu- =, IN town ten 10, range
e-tNtar1 County and State aforesaid.
# aU- sale and sell 81 public auction, at
y aa town of Mineral Point, Iowa
WISCONSIN,, on Saturday the fourth
za boar afUue p. NJ. Cfthat day, \. D.
execution and costs, together with
..- serving he same
~. r. A#hENAN, L. ; Marshal,
hs THnSAs J. OTIS, Deputy.
E.S. [ : Atty.
Pointed sua J S.h, 1855. MO
4uusnad until Saturday, the Isl
A., i 81 s--ae time and place.
--.s august s 1853
~. u. ABLEMAN. Marshal,
Dy Taos J. OTIS, Deputy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

the m after of the guardianship of Frances II i'll mi
Ahor heir OF Francis A Hill deceased
on reading and ing she petition Angelina Watson
tafuian 81 said minorrepresennS among other hi nes
IA, IL Is necessary TO sell part OF the real estate o
sS.d minor and pray ing for license sell the
Is ordered ard directed that She next of kin to said
"d and all persons nterestt said estate, appear
eel re the@udSe OF this CourI, Saturday, the -Ih
lay OF August D. 1855 at The Office OF sid Judge in
ne town Of highland IN County, and 81 and there
ho cause Ut any there shalt be- why lcencS shou Id
NOT De granted for the sale Of said real estate according
10 Inc prayer OF said petiEiun-
anu u -I"ri her ordered That Of this order Sha u
be published tor three successive weeks in Min
era Point Tribune, Weekly newspaper, published at
Mineral Poit.t, in this COUNTY.
Dated July % Is55. I. NJ. STRONG,
35-3i Tounty IrdVa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

"4gt aigh!1nd. In attachment.
You are hereby notified ths
have been issued against yot
@aeE 10 satisfy tAe following de
-A.t'an- amounting to Forty On,
l'eHstt-aa- amounting 10 Tweu
a+LEE sixty dollars. Now unless
Mark tu-rn, Justice OF tht
..'.ts, 81 his Office In said toyyg
-lsi- 4. p. 1850, at the hour o. lyFt
"a ai sa53 day, Judgment viii 81
~ guUE property sold - pay til,
III e I-lss A.D.I5=5.
/. T. HAMILTON.
ISAAC OCHELTREE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

. { h. 3
ri subscriber ~ouid inform the citizens OF Mre-ef
f"nt and '}clrllv that he has D. eeivq.f an adj
ls'h go ilS fsFra' stock ssjs 'CkS. WATCHES ST
- : Ri 'ft he We he il Distinctly urcers;,, mar
ne = s'ii'is H prices tc e usr than any sh,n
al 'f's aF o. tie coUa;is- he intends to continue the
MAFGl-AAKiNt AND !EWlLRV RtrStN Ess
IN Ell its o1r109s Rrasea,s
he w"n,d caiithe attention ofthe public TO hfslarge
and NJ eIlseecteds .ocko Of " Si"' SO
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Eo", SinSsd sEsd fse.t Cnaius,
AocEets. % 4s-c~, E.zar-E:Isa@s. Pins &C.
OF r.riosS Pa:sr-as.
sELFI3fs AND P1ATF-ygaRE
fancy Gods Cold Pens, Superior Cut!e.y CLOCKS
Lam Ps.ec Sc which Wil' be sold ~ thelfa est les
frs-Tne Repstriac and Cleaning Clocks and Watch
es promptly GItci,ied t1 ana warranted give entiro
S1'iS1-0'4~"- Taos DANEY.
JUST ECETTEp.
In addition TO the shove, good assortment Of
TET3 GTE1 a ? SES czGaTD.vT@ R A7Sea~a
IL = = = 2>4-@J ~ y i 81 u 40 ~ q %
EnbracIng some O" the fines Victims and riot,s
ever hrn1s IN 10 his market Also new supply of Gle.
CANT CiOcks, Combs at. c. Car and set. en-
:, THOMAS DAEFY
'''i7'e' RUM may - roo
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
VaCCENaTE NOM!

4 FTER much trouble and expense. nR- WILBER has
"a procured some fresh vaccine tbat ne Confidently
eco nds ali in need OF vaccination or re-yacfDa
on PHYSICIANS. Others, living 81 d. stance. by en-
closing or dollar in letter Dr. Geo D. SIlbeF, Min
sFl Point Wis VIII receive IN return, vaccine virus
.resb rom me Scab S2u
L~sTAts CT -tBoxes Sc perioT ,forsaleat
lct27. Ic53 GEO. W. CCGg,s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

asn,
a- uF''. - Antonio 1aIlo. Circuit Court
s.H aInl.y cen bill for partition.
ra2 .ata5s Cause having been returned not
s f.s-s.fH lat- sab sudsnt COlIl not
s. --t.aisa nos having cat-ai his an
ITO seen eyed according 10 h. rifles m {
nE.i- tH4 n 14gjuz been made sstfs
y aal l.jtuf sad complainant thar
s.t nH" q resident Of tnis SEa.r aud
i p ,aHHt therein. Uasu reading
-.-- aaa g"5n uJ.9H1 Of sail com
] #s1re d n. his st'jcft1r- tits here
] -.s u defendant De aud re is hereby
e. s' an absent defendant, AMI the
-. p AMI - IS haraJT 0-tar q and
.f5, ausrer or demu- Co. tho 1ilsof
iaaut uH 90 before th- Z stu l-v
1858. III II telGGlt thereof Tie said
complaint wtiI be- taken as CON
-ar.sa accord 9eir. aud it Is fur
a.- order Dig Published for six weeks
ST. ~ oEca iI each week in she = Min.
Esg s.g new Parer printed and
~e anal that tbs fist p Ihlica-iau
III. tg.a.y lays from the date Of
1 Hy The Court,
II. N. C0TUREE, Jadge.
v, sol for compFt.
-F ella. 'be foregoing is \ true copy
aul ga e g in sajd cause by our said
my aalI this 2r3 fayor Fu'y = ID $50.
JAMES HUT1Hl~DN
clerk Gre ait Court Iowa Co Wis.
ISM.
a'a~pt rs. The 1rtno En heirs ofJosfaA
! @-. Dots lo"l Circuit Court IN III sIls
aag.
en1 q This cau-e having been returned
4 fr-th1 re- tSpn ia u said defendants nor
i l.a-.t ar be .uln4 AMI said defendants
a-1 aaf hayEayhll heir appearance en-
i ring t1 the fI.es sni practice OF this
Il at1nC been male satisfactorily TO appear
e 81 nnisin1ut that sail defendants nor
.rs u1w resid uts Of This state Or eau be
1 Upon retiiug and fling said asllavlt
D. sad complainant, by L Z Me s.
4 Or, + l~ hereby ordered that the said .
.# .1es are h-r by deemed and taken 10
tLHts Da1 thst said absent defeGd ants
y are hereby ord 'ted and directed to appear
FIR pr 3smHr Co he bill Df complaint Of said
gng- before the 18th day of September A.
.-.ttt thereotthe SAID complainant- bin
Nil D. taken a. confessed and decree
n g.! Il Is further ordered that this order be
lis weeks surcessiveIv, at least once in
ne Mineral Point Tribune q weekly
Srnt at Mineral Point in said state, and
t-3 icss3Nn thereof be within twenty days
Tins order
By the Court,
N. COTHREN, Judge
~ 'RE Sol. for CompVt.
s7rAiy that the above is a true copy OF the
I. '1r SAID Court in the above entitled cause
''-.t I'm on Tile IN M o1iC5 July ,, 1875.
JAMES HUTCHI~ON,
NteTE Circuit Court Iowa Coz Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

VayliE largest and best seIected Stock Of RiFNETS
z RIBBONS and TRIMMINGS ever brought inIo The
town of Mineral Point, and the CheaPest
MRS OTIS is thankful for past patronage, snd hopes
for continuation She informs the i.sdirs OF Minera
Point and vicinity, that her stock is Gnch enielgfd and
the prices in proportion. She has Just received he
Patterns with great variety of MIX. trs pc.
s.a~&u and Acc 7%ssN sG'dS Also, FkFHCH
c~z LACE, PUNISHABLE, TUSCAN ahd =. n
81 3IPL2zA w 3 O5GY4Y13ZL's35 rss,4yzSS
of euerv UGricty- --~--
Together with loco pieces of Spring Styles and fashion
able bonnet RlBBpNS-and great variety OF Bonnet
SILKS, TRIMMINGS, &c. DREss THIasI~Gs, HCstERg
aud GLOVES be forgotten, besides 10000 other
articles which be mentioned IN divert sem nj
Ih. .Tade viii be- supplied reasonable terms Al
urjers promptly attended 10.
Mineral Point Anril u, 1855 22lf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
ATTENTION SOLDIERS +! ~,

IN g~tOyGREss having passed law giving to all
~ a. pers ne ltheir widows and Minor children
49,, nave served III United states $50
acres land thu undersigned, having bad some cxpe
rieuce in attending such claims, Will make Gpplica
tons ana insure success upon favorable terms, for such
1onty aud claimants may be entitied under the
act \. X h'f4 DEN, Any at Law.
Mineral Point, l2. 1850
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g ~ bite Lead: Bbls. lstnseed OH; 75Box IS
window Glass, gssd sizes. For s@ic 1T
june q, i85s. c. ". CGBBb.
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ATTENTION
BLvCKSmITIIS AND OTHERS.
New Iron Store.

TINE subscTb Der lust receiving large qDd well
Iscted stock Bar Iron all sizes and kinds, all OF
which will be sold prices that Will compare ayorab
WITH any establishment in the west also
W.RGON .4ND BUGGY .4XLES
BUGGY AND SEAT SPRINGS,
wagon Boxes, FSa.Ies, Hoes, Fitch
Forks, SC-
t7tTer viii large stock OF shelf Hardware. CUTLERY,
lt and tt Nails. Horse Nails, Carpenter snd Join
er Tools, SIedses, Haners, &c, all Of which viii be
sold iuv for cash
The P4oIfc are requested 10 call and examine goods
WILLIAM LANYON.
lam also receiving lot Of Cooking Stoves of new
and Improved Patterns
Porsaus wanting any thing in my line WI do vel to
give a cali
Prompt attention paid all orders entrusted 10 me for
Htiar WILLIAM tANNoN.
DISSOLUTION OF PAfSENE TE SKIP.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the ConaEt-
N nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned and known under the firm Of Rowan
X n Closkey, Is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent
The business will hereafter be conducted by
James Rowan Al the old stand High Street. with
whom all persons indebted TO the late firm are
requested 10 call and settle.
JAMES ROWAN
BERNARD M'CLOSKEY.
Mineral Point Juae 9th, 1853
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81. Clara EFeFsaaEe AcadcEaay
BENTON, LAEsA ETTE co., WIS.
CO nducted by the Sisters of the Order
OF st. Dominic
There are Nine prolessed Sisters in this Commu-
nifty. SR. Mann JoHANxAH CLARK,
IS the PIoress.

offs Dominic
There are Nine prolessed Sisters in this Commu-
nifty. SR Mann JoHANxAH CLARK,
IS the PIioress.
This institution obues in its plan Of Education ev
'ry advantage that be derive from Punctual
branches Of know ledge suitable to the:r :, Y.
The ACADEMY is situated on enInence, the east
End ui tng Ui HrEtOp with recrea-
ton ground Il was inco-rorao by the Legislature
Wisconsin IT, IetS
The carh' , yoHng lades Of all den limitations
ceived 10 t and time or the year. The scholastic
yea' begins on lie LIST Monday Of September.
Ere MS
BOARD and Tu'ion incud all the bra ches,
with plain sewing, maIki g and fancy needlework, per
Bed and bedding, and vashing " hen provided
by The Institution, form a charge of 81 UOeach,
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music on the Piano, per quarter $500.
Music on the Guitar, 500.
Drawing, PaiEting, ak. work and Embroidery, 300
Astronomy, Rhetoric and Philosophy under the super
intendence of Il clergyman, no charge.
TerDls of Day Scholars ian the Sisters,
House.
Allthe common branches as stated above, pe, quar-
All ira branches at the same prices as for those who
board at the institute n.
Terms of Day Scholars IN the Public School House
belonging 10 the Institution.
Fifty cents per month for each pupil, payable in adj
vance.
REnEAR
l. All paw ments should be made in adyance, and
deduction allowed for absence unless caused by sickness
Letters written .ccived by pupils will be sub
ect TO inspection the PTioress. except
dence with their parents guardians All letters
| ing to tie Academy must be post paid.
Boarders allowed To visit their parents
dans on the first Thursday of each month.
T. No particular uniformity of dress required, but
on sunday every young lady shall black dress
and u white -un bonnet.
5. Every COMMUNICATION respecting the Academy
shall be addressed the Prioress Clara Academy
Benton
o. The Academy has supply OF school books paper,
pens, &C., at the regular prices
REkEssEN
Ri. Rev. JOHN NJ. HMM, Btshop Of -Nluoausee.
Rev. PETER WALLER, ~ ~ 's''
Mr.. RICHARD SLEvIF, st. Louis
Rev JANIS CAUSE, Mineral Point.
Mr.. NICHOLAS DowLIsG, Esq. ca,.x
Mr.. JAMES u SoUI. ESQ. o"-''o
Mr.. PATRIcK QUIGLST, Receiver yr
MIR. CHARLKs CoRsIRY, Post MasIt-, H"""9"''
The Rev SANuEL MAZEUCHELLI. Sur lendent of the
Academy will lecture every week the Holy Scri p-
lures. Astronomy, Rhetoric. and Natural Philosophy
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