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Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03

rs Wealth bears heavier on talent
.han poverty under gold mountains and
thrones, who knows how many a spiritual
giant may be crushed down and buried.
When among the flames of youth, and
above all, of hotter powers as well, the oil
of riches is poured in-little viii remain
of the Phoenix but his ashes, and only
Goethe has force TO keep, even at the sun
Of good fortune. his phoenix wings un-
singed.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
News from all Quarters.

E Gen. Whitfield has again placed
us unIer obligations for numerous favors.
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A New Star In tie Literary Firns z.ent
NELLY BRACKEN,
a Domestic Tale of 10 years ago.


Dead the Critics Oain ion of Nell
III Iy.--"A fresh and glowing picture OF life
in Kentucky, imbued with a feeling very win-
ming to the reader."-T Winchester Firginian
t.We like the Preface Of the Book The
authors name is new to US, but he is erideatiy
writer of promise. The story is attractive
the style easy, graphic and graceful. There is
much beauty of sentiment and expression, and
that mingiing OF humor and patilos, like bright
rainbow hues painted on tears, which is char
aeteristic with many OF the masters of Eight it,
erature-''-[ Frederick s5uFg News.
SIT is beyond any American book of the pras-
ent day.
'>The geRuineness Of its sentiments, its per-
feet purity, ard truth Of its characters TO na-
ture, give it ashiGh eminence among the books
of the day.
'sOur renders have heard of an oasis IN de-
sert-weil, Nelly BFacken is the oasis of The
dreary desert of American female literature of
the present dsy."-I New York Courier and En-
quiTer.
"Uniess we very much misjndge the voiume,
it Is destined to no mean rank among the origin
al work of American fiction.
1t is first effort. and is full OF profniss
OF yet greater excellencs-"-T Boston Atlas.
Published BY LiDpencOff, Granzbo
s. Co.. Phi,adeiphia,
l vol. - mo. Pfice 81 90.
e. Editors throughout the couats7 copying
this advertisement, and calling attention to it.
viii be furnished copy Of the work By nails
on sending copy Of the paper 10 The publish
ers. For sale by all Booksellers 81.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
FIRST rURLIc SALE OF Lors
NeB.asIza City.
The Future EnsporEss Esa Of Eebras

FIRST BL4C b141-E Of Lo
N eR-agAa City.
The Future Ens porEss aa Of Eebras-
ka Territory.
A BOUT Eve hundred choice lots n Nebraska
"A City, and fifty lots in Kearney City, iTnne-
diately contiguous, viii be offered for sale 10
the highest bidder, on the premises, ccn11en-
cling on
MONDAY, APRIL Esd, 1856.
Sale to continue frnEn day to ssay until all are
sold, at the option OF the propEietoFs.
TERMS OF SALE.
one-third cash in hand, the balance in six
months Title indisputabie. The site of Ne
hraska City has long been admired as the most
eligible situation fer a large commercial eupo-
rum on the south side of the Missouri river
It is situated on that romantic bluff known as
Old Fort kcaraeY. commanding a picturesque
view of the mighty Missouri for miles up and
down, and has been esteemed fer many years,
the best starting point for emigration TO Oregon
and California. The water is excelient--ths
climate temperate and Noted for its saiulsTitF.
Heavy bodies of the finest timber Of every
variety Is found on and near the citf, and sever
al Ssw Mills are now rapidly converting 1t 10
the use of the rsPidiy settling emigration In
and around the city.
There are already in The city two mercantile
establishments, one lsrge Hotel (the largest in
the Territory and two more about being eoE-
strncted. There are already erected, forty
ouAidiESs, dEd "a many AloEt IN progress CO cor
struction.
An abundance of limestone rock is fourd on
the site, and contracts are completed for The ma
king of tive millions of brick. the ensuing sea-
son. TIVE brick churches and one college will
be erected during T.ext summer. This county
has greater population than the whole Terri
tory North of Platte river.
Nebraska City is ffty-iive miles from the
South line of the Territory. and forty miles
South of the Great Platte River, ard about TIE
centre OF the settled portion OF the fer1ito-
~.
1t is on the direct line of the great central
chain of Railroads from the Atlantic to the Pa
ciiic, and is destined 10 continue, afl the time.
it does now. tn nonoPolize the greater part OF
the business ia the Territory.
In the Language Of the President of the TT
Madison, Iowa. s. T. Railroad: ssNehraska
City will be the first CRY, in commercial and
manufacturing Importance, in the future State Of
Nebraska.'
The site has fine bluff, rock landing, not
subject TO change, and
STEAM FERRY
ROW at the landing. affords every facility Tor
crossing. Arrangements are IN progress to Sc
cure regular packet line OF Steamboats, be-
tween ST. Louis and this place.
The first paper issued in the Territory WAS
the g Nebraska CITY News,s which can boast OF
the largest circulation OF any. which indicates
the moral progress OF the country.
s. +. NUCK0LLS.
Agent for PropsietoTs, Nebraska City.
Fl 6w
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03

re- Extensive fires are prevailing In
the woods in South Carolina and Georgia.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03

J. N BURzs- c. T. BURNS.
in. & C. z. BURNS,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUESELORS AT
n Law, will practice their profession in
North Western Missouri and the Courts of
Kansas Territory.
Particular attention given to- securing
and collecting claims.
Weston No. 1862 eff
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
5f(tsteuaneous.

WoMAN.-As the dove will clap its
wings on its side, and cover and conceal
the arrow that is praying on its vitals, SO
the nature of woman hides from the world
the pangs of wounded affection. With
her, the desire of the heart has failed.
The great charm Of existence is at an end.
She neglects all the cheerful exercises that
gladden. the spirits, quicken the pulse, and
send the tide of life in healthful currents
through their veins. Her rest is broken.
the sweet refreshment of sleep is poisoned
by melancholy dreams, dry sorrow drinks
her blood, until her enfeebled frame sinks
under the last external assaiant" Look for
her after little while, and you find friend
ship weeping over her untimely grave, and
wondering that one, who but lately glowed
with all the radiance of health and beauty
should now be brought down to g darkness
and the worn.' You will be told of some
wintry chill, some light indisposition that
laid her low, but no one knows the mental
malady that previously sapped her strength
and made her so easy preyto the spoiler
THE FARMER.-We often think, with
a feeling approaching envy, Of the men
who drive the plow and conduct the various
agricultural operations of the farmers hon
orable vocation. The bone and sinew Of
our country are the farmers. Our yeo-
manry may be considered among the wor-
thiest of men. 1t has become proyerbial to
refer to the agriculturalist's ayocation as
one calculated to exert a most favorable
influence toward strengthining morality
and integrity. Some of the best patriots of
by-gone times were ''honest farmers
s'Tllers of the ground
Acaliing to which most severe
Labor attaches; but makes sound
The body, and it schools the mind
In honest puIposes; and where
Men till their own loved lands, we find
A noble yeomanry, who are
The tirmest pillars of the STATE,
The parest patriots of the land,
The stronghold of reiigion-the great
In all that can respect command"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
Uetu advertisements.
NJ. G. Caldwell.
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
STONE WARE.

ARROW ROCK, No.
N7OULD say to Merchants generally that l
w now have on hand, and will constantly
keep large supply of Stone Ware Of the best
quality, which will sell at the market price,
Ware shipped to any point on the river agreea-
bic to order. discount of per cent will be
made where the order is accompanied by the
Cash. Give me call n. G. c.
Arrow Rock, April Sd, 1885. .Stf
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03

SENTIMENTS OF PRINTERs.-At the
printers's festival recently held at Man
chester, N. H., the following sentiments
were offered.
WoMES-The fairest work of nature;
the edition being large, let no man be
without copy.
Miniature editions, issued Pc
riodically, and displayed in SMALL CAPS.
THE PRINCIPAL Powers Printing
Presses, Pulpits and Petticoats.
THE PREss.-The electric battery of
thought, by which Franklin directed the
lightnings of popular indignation against
the might of oppression, and destroyed it
while texists unfettered and fearless, a
free people have no enemy to fear.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
-ATCHIsoN, APRIL 8, 1856.

uT g. SWIMMER, General Newspaper yer
w and Advertising Agent, No. IA, SECOND Sn
Street, opposite the Post Office, St, LOUIS MO-
is tba suthorized agent for our paper.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03

A AvERYoLD DSERMos-RevD DR.. Cooke,
of Lynn, Mass, gave his people, as an af-
ternoon discourse, on Sunday, January 21,
a sermon which was preached on the same
day of the same month in 1655-just two
hundred years before-eefore the same So
ciety, by Rev. Thomas Goblet, who was
then its pastor. The Lynn News says: -
q 1t was supposed but few recognised the
sermon from having heard it when it was
first delivered -
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
w. 3. DYER.

MERCHANT, has always on hand = COM
WI plete assortment OF Groceries and Pro
visions at his Store In sals Greek VALLEY, Kaa
sas Tszxitory. s1H
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
GROVER AND GROVER.

A TToRNEYs AND coUNsELoRs AT
"A Law, Real Estate Agents, Salt Greek
Valley, Kansas Territofy. .isf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
KANSAS Hon
T"17~.

A KIMRoD FARLEY. hss At Ia
xxx tan. the czsls Fersy that s1ss-s
sSzzSlzzzzs stops fer ice Or los water. hrs
runs on whenever passenger arrives Eefasea
day break and dark He has tiaFee good Beats
and wiEsn one cant 20, another czn- Al who
want 20 20 into or cut Of EsESze. remember
siu. NIMRoD FAELEY- Istsn.
BUTTER. .EtsGs, gEECKEzs.
A Nd al kinds OF Country Rreduee. tzkes N
L1pzyHenk Ter sszkscIi stsons 20 t.se sszs,1sss<F
Sovereign, = Or In FzFlzeas fo- printing La
Hzrket prise sissaTs szssa.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
H. RICH.

Cutler, L. s. Army, at Fort LesvrnyForSf..
- is constantly receiving fine old Liquors,
Wines and Cigars; also general assertnent of
choice merchandise always on hand. sitf
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03

sg The weather indicates rain.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03

unA Lost.
GONE where between st. Louis ard Atehi-
- son. a TRUNK, marked In the name CO
the undersigned, was put off by the Steamer
Banner State. ANY Ware-hcuse keeper who
may have the same IN Store, VIII ecnfer a favor
by notifying me Of the same
R. s KELLEY.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03

z. 8. WILKINSON.
A TToRNEY At Law, and Real Estate
II Agent, Weston, Missouri .la.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-03
PROCLAMATION.

CRifed STATES Of .fmericd,
Territory Of Kansas.
THO the citizens and inhabitants OF the Terri
4 toy Of Kansas; L ANDREW II. REEDEs,
GoEernOr OF the said Territory. do hereby pro-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-25

s,7es Bra KEN Sylvester Preston William Keo.
i jail William Nicholas and wiil,sm T. Philips.
re- virtue OF writ of yenditi,n ne EKporas issued
ID nom the Office of the Clerk OF trcgt Court in aud
sH county of Milwaukee, tested The enty- third
June d. 1855. in the above entitled cameo and
e. directed. commanding me TO sell ar b..
The pro perty of the said sylvester e. Preston, vii
kendall, ' illi4n Nichols AMI William r Phiijips
ssn BY ne Ola the 10Th day III March, A ID. Is49 by
ne execution Issued from said Court. in tie
eu.iIlei CAME, 10 wit: The south west Quart-r of
ION number thirty three, 80. in township number
), .rth OF r~nge number three. 3 east; lhs 81.
the -odta west quarter OF section number Inirt-
.a4 80, in township number ave. S, north OF rang.
97-r three east the east half OF the south .as;
-g.r Of sect on number thirty-one, 81 In tovnshin
1,sr SIX, north Of rance number four, east: the
Undivided three fourth part Of the west AFT of the
ID guarte. of section nun Der thirty two a. in
Taship number six, D. north or range number four
-. n south eHst qnsrfer OF The north west on.r
f, number thirty three, So, In Township mum
5re. north of range number three. 3 east. The
-. .lf Of the south east quarter Of sccson pnmba
. y, three 50, ia township nun5er ge. j. nt,rtn az
--.e number three, 3, east; The equal un iivided
ace i5lrshs part ot the North cas-. quarter OF the
,1.h quarter of section number Lhirtyt o. b. in
.aship number five, ), north of range mum Der three
as and he east half or the south quarter of thu
th quarter OF section number tAirt,-two RI in
.a.hjp nDer Ave, & north of range nuuhe three
east s of said lands situate lying and being in the
Qlat Of Iowa STATE of Wisconsin Al Of which shall
.tposa =e at public vendue to the highest and be-.
ier for cash. and shall sell the aud all the righ
.a Interest and claims which rhid defendants mai in
nd to above described ta"ds and real estate on the
"a Jay OF DecemSer, 4. ID. 1913 at any time SING
das. to, front door of the Court House in the vii
az Of anersl Point, Saturday the 18Th day OF An
us. the of our Lord one Thousand eight
,sd any Ave between the hours of zinc o'clock in the
snoan and sitting ofsun Of said day to eaisry said
,rt and costs the law directs.
LEVI STERILNc,
Sheriff Iowa 'un.y, Wis.
J.srs II. K,owtros, Esq. A.,'y for Prn.
-hsr'g's 0Ncs. -.
PUNT July s.. aS hSSoN
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New Goodsl

s. ADLER & CO.
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Minera,
pont, and the Public generally, that they have
the location and that hereafter they may be
found in THOMAS L. co.'s New building nearly opno
ie the Eagle Saoon where they have opened the lar
gest stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
Ever offered in the West. Come and see our Ne
Store and Nov Goods, consisting OF a general
assortment and variety OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
READY MADE CLOTHING &C,
hich they are enabled 20 sell cheaper rates than
STOCK may be found the following:
Silks Silks. Silks!
China and Japan Silks 40 cts a yard, Black Brocade
at % and 90 c:s Chameleon Silks cts I'd ItaIia
Changeabe and Plaid at 5a cts Black Oil Boiled silks
rom 20 cts TO s2,eO q yard, As inches wide.
DIR SIS GOODS.
Inc Linen Ginehams, Plaid Changeable &C, New S,y,e
81 Enbrodered Dresses Bargeline de Paris Silk
and FIX Tissues De LANES Barege de LANES ChaIax
French Jsconet Musiins, Du Bage and numero ober
articles OF Dress Goods, too many to mention.
LAWSs; warranted fast colors yard wide, IL yards
cALIooEs, warranted fast coor, Ie yards for 81 co.
SHAWL s, SHAW lis.
New st'le OF Silk Helena and Organda Shawls Grape
Brocha, Aerino Plain and figured Cashmere and Gaaze
Lace Mantillas, Lace Mantas latest styl at 81 each
White Cape shawls at $3.50 apiece. =
1NNIIDI2OIlDiNEE,
Collars, Needle Work. Is cts. to 81. Chemisetts do
tron 45 cts to $780, Under Sleeves 81 cents Hand.
kerchiefs from to I2H The finest kind Of Lace
Chemieetts Hat Presses. &C.
boNNErS FLOW ERS, of the finest kind.
CARPETlNG, from 20 cts. TO u. LINEN uOODS, OF
all kinds. =
BED SPREADS, Table CLOTHS,
Cotton and Linen Hose, Hats and Caps.
OF EVERY srYIE AND QUALITY.
BOOTS & SHOES, Ladies', Gents, Misses, Bo,. and
Chidren's Wear.
CLOTHING, embracing everything in the line OF
Ready made srtic.as, from Nest l., the cues
quality OF broad cloth Dress Goats
JEWElRv-A well selected assortment OF everything
called for in this market.
r26 n ADLER Co.
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Wiz subscriber would inform citizens of Mineral
ROM and vicinlty that he has ceiyed an ad
attlon 10 his former stock of CLOCKS WATCHES rId
Jew El,Rf, and he wishes il distinctly understood :h.l
ne ~ seitng at prices IL, If than any sl
va hs phft OF the country. lie intends continue tie
MATCHMAKING AND JEwbLRY BUSINESS,
In all ITS BraHe6es
ne would ceishe attention ofthe public to hisIsroa
and wellselected stock Of
Guild AND SILVER WATCHES,
Fohs Guard and EseIt Chains.
Lochets, nicgs, Ear-ISins-. Pins, 30
Of cartons Patterns
SILVER AND PEATE~ WARE
Fancy Goods, Gold Pens. Superior Cutlery, CLOCKS
Lam ss' &c Sc, hich " be sold lowest prices
TThe Repairing and Cleaning OF Clocks and watch
es promptly attended to, and warranted to -i,e etra
Taos. rANEY.
JUST RECEITFD.
In addition to The above, good assortment of
TTTTGY HAB SS3 cGaC II MN NS G2a
SA o. CLA3y 94s = St ~ 3GtsE4Q q S,
Embracing some If the finest toned yiolins ord e1u
CANT Clocks, Combs &c, C Cali and see thern
- THOMAS DAEEY
a. ''A'i'- NHs - icSo. viDSi
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safe Of Wisconsin, A.;
lows County g

oAe OF Wisconsin, -
lows County Go
AaaSa Cobb, CompIt. rs. The unknown heirs OF John
AEosnn deceased Derts lows Circuit Court, In Equi
Soho die for Partition.
'hE subpoens in this having been returned not
served for the that said defendant could
ount, and sid defendant not having caused his sp-
Pssuce herein en.cred according TO The ar.,
lsc&ce Of this Court, and il having been made
eriy to appear by andAvt Of said complainant tn
20 DEFENDANTS not residents this State and
sHlnG uron enquire be fousd therein. Upon reading
~ ding said sdadsxit and upon motion Of said com
AHAnt, By l. E Aessmore Esq. his solicitor, Ii is
rcd that the said defendants be and they here b.
sen and taken be absent defendants and that sad
aosent defendants be and t.ey hereby ordered
aug directed 10 appear, plead. answer demrr to The
ha eorapsnanss bill OF 'mpains herein before
day OF ptember, A. D. 1855, in default there
:. ne said comp anants bill OF compsipt VIII be tsker
- confessed and decree esed accordingly. And
oer ord red that copy of this order be pueiishe
SIX wee rs excessively at lesst once in each week N
.as ner, Point Tribune" weekly peWspaper print
snd pnolsh-d Mineral Point. in said State andIba
- st p1o.ication thereof BE- within twenty days tron
edste OF TIL: order By the Court.
81. II. COrdRES, Judge,
GATED June 18th 1855.
hereby certify thatthe above Is true copy of tbs
inside IN said Cause by said Court The sams
'eHnsin on Ole in my once. Attest
JAMES HUTCHISox.
nsvo Clerk Circuit Court, Fovs Co, Wis.
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EMIGRATION AGENCY.

MR.. ROWAN Ia Agent for The extensive and old ca
iabi'shed Emigration and Foreign EXCHANGE House O
WILLIAMS New Y.rk He's now Drepared 4,
remit money usual, nd engage passages, on the
lowest from ali parts England, Snc
>ptsna Passage Certificates and Drafts from
81 upwards, be obtained of him, with receipts fol
al paid him, for the safe and
sion of which The Company hold bic
All post paid communications will be answered once
and ever required information given
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-ae 0f Wisconsin, D.
Iowa CoanIy.
tn.ss Cobb, Compt. tnonio Raiin. Circuit Court
Era CSun:y, Wis in Equity on bin TOR partition.
TIE subpoenS In this having been returned moi,
served r IN. that said defe nd CO aid not
p4sne- sren to be tered according the AMI
psiies f shis Court, and it having been made ssts
si0-ig appear By adi ,vt af said CON 9art tina
sad lie ~ntau is not resident OF this aud
Ipne -nQ riry be found therein Upon readis-
AMI Hing said aid Avt and upon motion of said com
asHsn', hi L. E. Msssmore ESQ., his OF, here
y ordered that the said dsfenda be and he hereby
teord and taken IL ba absent defendant, and the
.lt sbs-n defendant be and he is hereby ordered and
directed - .poear, p,esd answer denur To the bill Of
s~psH. NJ said con ai Mt before tn 1th day
Esep:am5er. D. les in d,faut thereof the ssid
emp sinsnt- bill Of Complain. will ba taken
Ss-el znl decree entered accordingly Ard fur
her orieTad tn At this order be pubi. ed
,lr',sv's. at least once in each week in the Min
s-al Point Trouns." weekly newspaper Printed and
pl5shad in said State. and that the nrst publication
ae-,o De made Within twenty days from the date OF
I4is der, BY the Court,
AZ. NJ. CoTHREN, Judge.
E NEsssNFx, Sol. for CompPt.
D-led June, 1885,
bersbs ce-tfy tina the foregoing is a copy
,a- order made and on q in said cause by said
Wituss. 1y hsui this 9nd day July ID 1855
JAMES nut iHISON.
n32S5 Clerk Circuit Court, lows Co. Wis.
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..,sr article in the trade, which viii sell at -
,ru0IESsLE OR RETAIL.
N PsoBAre-IoyvA COUNTY COURT.

~ matter Of The estate of Samuel Hill deceased.
= ~ ding and Cling the petition Of William H. Hook
nni-trator OF ssid estate representa- among OH
a.s ,hs he has fully ~ 1iuistered said estate anI
go tbs. ,ire and lace be fixed for examining
tgis his account Of HE adm istrsti,n II i. or
i ,hai saii account be eKaaiped by the Judge of
.5sr:. the oh day of August next ensuing 81
Il. II said Judge, in the village Of Highland IN
, {: ,ua.f.
iii further ordered, tina. notice Thereof be given
+, perrUns inieres.ed, By publishing a copv of this
rr three successive week pryor Ia sale fav of .x.
ssnn 10 the Hintrsi Point Tribune. weekly ne ",
~ published al Mineral PoinI. in said county.
isl.d iuiy IL, 1855. M.STRONG
StT3 County Judge
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FARM FOR SALE.

THHE Subscriber offers farm, consisting of 81
OF choice land situated in the town of Cliff
ton, Grant CO., The public rosd between Miiin
Singville. Forty acres of the land is under tht
pow,-Sixty acres under fence. On the premises is
good log Dwelling House. and excellent frame stable
q 10 well vaiered with springs, and running brook
On said land 10 about - of sutu young timber
The said farm win be sold gain, de
.ires go to California
For particulars enquire OF Richard Richards, at Mt
din JOHN LAVARY.
June e5th 1855. 3m3ipd
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safe n( Wise usin. .
lows County, /

safe Vt SiSc''tsIn. I
lows County,
A1ass Cobb, Conpr The unSn0 heir. Of Josiah
s'lwn latham, Drns. Iowa Circuit Court in Eqnit,
pa hl fur partition.
-srE-d- Tor the IN said defend ants nor
IT, ~h'- ~ tG'n nnt having hal heir appearance en-
'l Ttit - ing bean m ala a:t,.ri!y to appear
ai zen re.id nf .his state or car be
HI7i t1a- Ia. UpAn reading and ding said affidavit
hat Ua.u II pjsn Of SID CON- rlainant. nv { T. H@ss-
mere E'~ slco- Il l. hereby ordered that the said
atEst- 2" a7d theT are hsr 10y deemed s~i taken 10
- s1,ant tfr1 tTt- ard that said absent defend
y snt hey hereby ordered ard dj-, appear
lsnr'ttH7a hef the 1881 dsy ~eps .uoer 4
=. tlaiu1t S,li Ne taken Confessed AMI a decree
Htaa = fIr waI-s succassivelv, least ONCE In
-s-- E--z "a his "Nina-4 Point Trihlne" week '
H9T-3ionr published Hinarai Sus - said State ard
i5-2 the date u this order.
BY the Court
u. COrHRgN, Judge
f NrsssnEx Sol. for CoHprt.
ia;el June, 1855.
Hereby certify rat the above IS true copy OF the
male b. said curt the above entitled cause
g sse same remzu On Gle IN nee July ?. sJ5.
Attest,
JtNES HUTCHI~ON,
H@-hw Clerk Circuit CcarL- Iowa Co., Wis.