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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27
U. 8 MARSHAL'S SALE
United States of America,
Ebenezcf Brigham, Charles Brackep, John p-.,
George Messersmith and Abner Michel. Hen

EoeneLcr BFlghsm, Charles Bracken, John Brackar
george Messersmith and Abner NiehoIs
RY Write OF an execution issued out of and r,..-
- the seal of tue United States District Conr, nde!
ior the district of wisconsin, and 10 directed sna anu
livered against the goods, chatel. lands and tene
OF soenezer Brigham Charles Braeken, John Rr.rh.'
George Messersmith and Abner Nichols u have aei'
taken and levied upon all the right title and ,
which The said Ebenezer Brigham, Charles Bfacken s
Bracken, George Messersmth and. Abner, kicha 'shn
The 9TH day of July A d. 1854, or at any time mad
ter, the following described real estate n, "efeai
The of section FIVE, s. In town six g. rarge ~
east: the VIC of section Ave, 5, in town sir sk o.
six, 8, east; the west half of O OF seefon range
in tow six, g. tx, 6 the est hal, D
fractional If section seven, IN town SIX ranaN
8, east: She we of section seven = in tnun se SIX,
range SIX east the east half Of tbe 0 wi ss,6,
seven, IN town six, 8, range six, east: the Ca,
of the eq of section seven, in town SIX g. ,angs @
east; the west half OF the e q If section SEES sA'
town six 6, range s, east; then qf section a. IN
g. il town six, 6, range six 6. west basf '
east; the east he If of The section inc O in
six 6, range six 6, east the half OF the 3 q We
the wf st half OF TIE of section rne O. in town
g. range six d, east the west hale the g n ard '
east half OF the of section ten, 10, In town sx q
range SIX. D. east, all in Dane County Wisconsin Tt
south haif OF The OF SETON twenty seven 81 IN
town four, 4, range three, 3, east and the of -
ton ~ eny seven, q range three 3, cast all faFsyl
cite County. and State OF Wisconsu.ALso the undf;
ded one hrd part Of the east fraction of the n q of
on thirty, 30 IN town eight, s, four 4 ess 80
the undivided one hall o. the west bait The n .,
section 1--WE MY niue % in town eight. (, range ouT
east Lot Nc one hundred and Thirty two la2 the VIII
aGe Plat of Mineral Point, Iowa Co State
Containing one and forty huEdrehs A ION .,
acres Thes of The of section thirty FIVE IS in
town five, two 2. east the est half of Tho :, =
of section twenty five % in town FIVE s. range tw,
east the qofs of section six, G. in town out !.
range three, B. east all in iowa County. 81 ate of W.
consn- The undivided one half of the east half of hs
of section twenty q, in ten To- ranrs
five, s. west, all in Crawford County and State Aforesaid
wifi shall expose for sale and sell public auction AZ
the Court House. in the town of Mineral Point ixa
County ard State of Wisconsin, Saturday the fonr,h
dsy of August at the hour ofune NJ. ofthat day. n
1885, to satisfy said execution and COSTS geheI r;h
my fees and CHARGES for serving The same
/ 5. v. R. -
! BY THOMAS j. OTIS Deputy
1 J. SHARPsTEIs, U. 5. Atty.
Dated at Mineral Point, June Ia b, 1855. p30
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THE PORTLAND RroT.-There appears to be
quite difference IN the accounts of Portland Lia
riots, published in many of our exchanges
In anotaer colune we give what we sappose TO
be correct history of the whole affair, from the
Portland fduertiser, paper whose veracity is IN
questioned
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

EFFECTS OF THE RECENT SroRMs.-We hear
Of the disastrous effects OF the recent storms from
almost all directions. Gardens in this place begin
to assume more healthy appearance, and though
vegetation Is much retarded we see no particular
indications of a famine. Near Belmont, we are
told several buildings unrooied, and in some
instances almost entirely destroyed, by severe
wlnd last week. A barn. at Willow Springs
was recently struck by lightning aud two valu-
able horses killed.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27
cIRcus Upon AeRaNp SCALE.

Sands Nathan's 4 Co.'S American Circus is an
nounced to be here Saturday the 7th of July
next. The universal popularity of these celebra-
ted proprietors their great in their bus
mess and the high order of talent they have been
accustomed TO bring in the field, have usually en-
sured them success. The recent reconstruction Of
several circus companies, by which one full sized
concern has been split up and subdivlded into
three four dstiRct parties. has given great dis
gust 10 the public, notwithstanding the attempt
of some of these managers TO conceal their weak
ness by the employment of organ grinders and
bear dancers, or the exhibition of warn out ami
mails to make up the deficiency. We call par'ic
ular attention to the advertisement OF Messrs
Sands, who In order give full satisfaction has
this season engaged troupe even superior to thai
of any previous year. While all others are cur
failing and contracting, Sands is adding to the IN
teresi of his exhibition, by the accumulation o
talent and novelty We rejoiced to fine The
name of our old friend Sam Lathrop, the clown
| anon. the companys list. Sam tells the bes
yarn, sings the best song ard makes the best stumT
speech ever heard. He is up tic the in pat
riotsm and philosophy this season. Of which h'
not only delivers himself in the ring TO the infinite
delight of the audience but impars it TO his friends
in the shape of pictorial illustration of his life
upon a small scale. in a book of about thirty pa
ges. The celebrated Nahans, with his no les
ceebrat pupil Philo,are likewise included anon:
the performers of this beautiful troupe. Nor i
this ALL there is a lady, Miss Leaman, who &C
companies this troupe, that is said to beat all tn
TO -eisn Mademoiselles and Signoras in her art
Ii Is asserted that Miss. L. is able to do al
the somerset feats on horseback which no femal
before h1S attempted. How she gets aloni
with the gauzc and the dimity in these amazonia
exploits remains to Do Master Jesse Sand
also rides in this circus, and appears upon his ia
NOUS shetlands in grand vautins and leapin
act called the courier of Missolongh The pro
cession in town on the morning of exhibition vii
contain among other things four large elephant
harnessed to d ban ichario,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

omitted TO notice IN last issue the annual sess
ion of the Protestant Episcopal Convention, held
in this place on the 18th, 18th and 3th. There
were a large number of clergymen in attendance.
though we understand but few Lay delegates
The session was one OF harmony and profit. On
the l4th, Trinity Church, in this village was con
secrated, in accordance with the usuages of the
denomination, under the direction OF Rt Rev. AcK-
son kEMpEn. Rev. Mr.. MoRRIsoS, of Marquette
county, was ordained on the same dav.
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Boston. Jun 81
Boston, Jun. 2
The .4Sid arrived here about noon.

The .4Sid arrived here about noon
Halifax dispatches say there is but little news
additional except the despatch from Lord Raglan.
dated before Sebastopoi, which says-''the fire OF
yesterday was kept up with the greatest activity
after SIX clock this evening the French carried,
the whole works and the Mameon
The correspondent of the 7imes writes that
the news of the entrance of the Allied Fleets into
the Sea of Azof has caused great sensation at S..
Petersburg
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Reroltimg.-The s,ubenville Herald relates -

Rerotsns--The Stubenville Herald relates III.
following:
An lrishman 'aoorer on the Pittsburgh and
Cleveland railroad extension few miles aboys
Stubenville purchased jug of whiskey. and for
convenience, deposited ii under the bed. The mar
and his wife were absent from the house durino
the most part OF the day, leaving two children in
charge, and on their return home they found the
youngest child dead from the effects of the wbis
key dealt out by the eldest, and the latter in
heavy stupor. The eldest however recovered
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FARM FOR SALE.

VIE Subscriber offers for sale a farm, consisting of so
acres of choice land. situated the town of trf
ton, Grant Cos On the public road between Mtff,n and
NlhSViiIe Forty acres of The land now under the
poS,-Sisty acres under fence. on the premises is
eood log Dwelling House, and excellent frame ct ble
u Is wen "aefed with springs, and running brook
h sad ahd Is about ~ acres OF beautiful youny timber
The said farm viii be sold bargain as The owner de-
sires 10 go TO California. ~ -
fin. JDttN & 49,
"ui'e ~'sh' fo'o' 3ipd
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

.3'uertcaH EHtgTants.-The Buffalo De,nocracu
says = ne effiux OF Yankee emigration 10 the
west this season, is entirely observation-disclosures
propeller leaving this port is loaded down win
emIgrants, chiefly from the New England States
and OF the best class of sturdy farmers bound for
Wisconsin, Iowa Minnesota The Buffalo. which
lett here on Thursday evening, carried SIX hum
dred OF this class of emigraurs We are clad to
see tins healthy ana promising emigration for il
gives good warranty for the future of those
states which honored by it,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

ST CLARA FEMALE AeAnEar-The attention
of our readers is directed 10 the advertisement of
this institution in another column Situated as il
IS in Lafayette Co, it presents many advantages
over schools more remote. The character of this
Academy is highly spoken of by those acquainted
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

4 SOUTHERN Man WITH NORTHERN PRrNcI-
7 She following extract from a letter re-
e.sed BY gentleman in this town from South
arner, N regard TO one of his emancipated slaves
residing here, is particularly creditable to the
sriter and shows that his heart is in the right
place.
:" am extremely well pleased to hear that
George IS living in your town and doing we'll
| am happy in knowing that | have been the
means Of plucking him as a brand from the burn
ing, and securing 10 him that freedom so dear
ant lnestlmable 10 all. matter what the color,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

NV AnvERTIsEMKNTs-Mr Rowan having
purchased the interest of Mr.. NJ Closkey in the
Peoples Store, is doing business :. on his
own hook, and having adopted the one prcesys
tem, - offering large stock of seasonable goods
10 the citizens of Mineral Point at great bargains
Mr.. John Lasary, offers an excellent farm for
sale, in the town of Clifton, Grant Co at a bar.
gain, in order TO get off to California the coming
all
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

The people of DodsevilIe have made arrange
melts for an old fashioned celebration in COM
memoration of the 4fh of July, 1876.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
President. JoHx NEssERsN~Ca ESQ 1851.
Vice Presidents, II. ). BLACK.
JACOB MILELR.
Marshal, Col THoMAs STEPHENS with
power 10 appoint two assistants.
The Hon. B c. EASTMAN has accepted the in
vtafion, TO officiate Orator of The day
Reader, c. W BuRRALL
a good time with neghbors, is anticipated
on that day.
Dodgville, June 25th, 1855
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

The President has called Gov. Reeder and 9th.
er Kansas officers 70 account for speculations in
Kansas with half breeds, in violation of acts of
Congress and tells him he cannot be kent in Office
unless the impressions on his uipd be re-
moved by satisfactory explanations Governor
Reeder has promised TO reply when he shall have
reached Kansas
Mr.. Soae arrived here to-day from, Richmond
Virginia.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

Hivfer We learn that man was murdered.
on Saturday night last, between Beloit and James
Vile. He was on his way to GAINESVILLE with n
horse and buggy when he overlook a traveller.
VINO asked him for ride. The stanger got in
'he wagon and AFTER proceeding some distance
split the drevers head open with Ratchet. chi
his throat and then robbed him of $500 or 5000
The murderer continued on to GAINESVILLE, where
he got drunk on Sunday and revealed the barbar
Gus deed he had commtted-MR Free Dem.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

GoDEr for July is already on ouT table This
number commences the 26th year of the Lady S
Book. Cooley is certainly enterprisng pubs
usher, and has made some great Improvements
In the Art o. Arts, IN his day. We have some vols
umes of the Lady's Book, printed nearly twenty
years ago They were then thought very nice.
but they fall far below the Ladys Book in 1855.
Progression is spirit of the present age
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

CEssus.-lhe Clerks engaged in taking the
census IN the several towns of Iowa and Rich
land counties, and such others as see fit to do so
requested 10 forward to this Office for publ,
cation, the result of their labors as soon as they
shall have completed them
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

Hohoaodgs Pais -DebiIitated Constitutions.
L ne wonderful power possessed by these Pills are
such, that thav perform the most astonisbino
by restoring health when all other means fail :.
cases of debitated constitutions by their use are
completely invigoratsd, the delicate and weak
are made strong The daughter centreing into
womanhood, or the mother at the turn of life
alike derive unspeakabe benefit by the use of this
mighty medlcIne 1t is also recommended 70 the
citizens OF the Union efiectua remedy for
general arrangements of the system.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

..
FDe--The Know Nothing and American Cru
Sader, weekly newspaper office, was entirely
Iy destroyed by IRE this morning Loss. about
sa.oUo- The forms were ready for press, and
this weeks issue IS consequently prevented
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

Fallen Rriiding-A building IN Iowa CITY was
undermined on one side by the rains and fell in
on the 3lst vt;. The Reporter office was in the
second story. but the printers succeeded in max.
ing their escape. -Four mechanics at work in
the first story Were buried in the ruins One was
dead when taken on., ard the other three 10, ex-
pected 10 live
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

81. Louis, 81
INDIAN WaR-The ST. Josephs Gazette of the
18th 'nst- publishes startling IHuor of the In
dians above Fort Laramie having taken one hmm
bred white prisoners, and killed all the men, hold
Ing about &c women and children still alive
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

Dubuque Harboy Company-This Company are
now actively and successfully engaged in extend
ing first street TO the Mississippi, and preparing
10 build fire Levee, upon the main channel thus
giving us not only the best harbor on the Upper
Mississippi, and landing channel of y to IS feet
in depth IN the lowest stage of water-but also
filling and retaining the present islands and waste
lands, in our front thus giving us an addition to
our city plat, of some 800 or 400 acres Du>
bpgite Herald
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

iHE La Crosse DemoTat says, The reports that
the cholera and small pox prevailed in that town
are false, and that ii never healthier there than
Ct present.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

IHK New York authorities have appropriated
$4,000 for the public celebration of the Ain of
July, in that city, but it is to be expended
in drink oil food
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

MApIsoS.-1he State Jas, nal puss down the
present population of Madison at 5000, and proph
estes that in 1860, it will reach 10000.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

"Hag Seas Orer. "-Passengers going across
IN the steamer Mahawk. from Wind sor to Detroit.
can be supplied with liquor at her saloon, until
she reaches the middle of the river. wbere the
Michigan Prohibitory Law comes in force, and
the bar is closed -.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

1t remains to be seen whether this spirit of
iawess violence among the ignorant and brutal
thus appealed to by the designing the unprncipled
and reckless, shall reign triump hant 10 our midst,
or whether law and order shall prevail and
authorities he protected in enforcing the laws of
the State. There can be but one answer Whatever
may be mems opinions or sympathies on the
subject of the liquor law, the principle OF self
preservation must lead all consideraie citizens to
irowh upon the mob spirit which has been
manifested on this occasion
1t is due TO Mayor Dow, the marshal. his
deputies and the policemen, and also to high
sheriff, to say that they all acted promptly,
earessly and jud.ciousIy in the disc barge of their
duties on this occasion. Considering the short
time they had to make preparation. they al! acted
most efficiently, and every good citizen has reason
to rejoice that their efforts were finally crowded
with success. The company of Rifle Guards y
too, will not be forgotten They acted nobly and
/ brasely, aud they will have as their reward not
/ only the nreund consciousness OF having done
their duty in the good cause of upholdng the laws
and preserving the peace of the city, but the clear
/ and unmlstakabe indications OF the appreciation
OF the great majority OF their follow citizens-oi
all, IN fact, whose good opinion may be desirable
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Ng0QD aJ109 e GG@g 0Oge af8.
81. Clara Female Academy


81. Clara Female Academy,
BENTON, LAFAh ETTE co., WIS.
Conducted by the Sisters of the Ord r
of st. dominic
There are Nine protested Sisters in this Commu-
nifty. SR. MARY JoHASSAH CLARK
is the Prioress
This Institution combines plan of Education ev-
cry advantage that can be dey. from the punctual
conscientious care bestowed pupils various
branches of know ledge suitable to their sex.
The Academy is situated eminence at the cas- t
end of the town of Benton, with recea
on ground 1t was Incorporated by the Legislature
Wisconsin in IS4S
Although the Religion proessed this institution is
the Ca'holc, young ladies' OF all denominations
ceved in it and time of the year The scholastic
year begins on the ist Monday of September.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition uding all the common branches
quarter of three calendar months, $500
Bed and bedding, and washing when provided
oy me Institution, iorm charge OF 81 Hoeach,
per quarter, 400
EXTRA HARGES.
Music on the Piano, per quarter $500
Music on the Guitar, 500
Foreign Languages, each, 300
Drawing, Painting, Wax, work and Embroidery, 800
Astronomy Rhetoric and Philosophy under the super
iniendence of a clergyman no charge.
Terms of Day Scholars ia the Sisters,
House.
All the common branches as stated above, per quar-
All e1 ira branches at the prices for the
board at the INSTITUTE n
Terms Of Day Scholars us the Public School House
belonging TO the Institution.
Fifty cents per mon'h for each pupil, payable in adj
vance.
REM aEKS.
l. All payments shs ud be made in advance. and no
deduction allowed Tor absence unless
Letters written or received by pupils viii be sub.
ect 10 inspection of the Prioress corespon
dehce with their parents guardians All letters com
Ing TO tie Academy must be post paid.
3 Boarders allowed visit their parents or guar
dams on the first Thursday of each month.
4 No particular uniformity of dress required but
on Sunday every young lady shall black dress
and white -un bonnet
D Every COMMUNICATION respecting The Academy
snail be addressed 10 the Proress of Clara academy
Benton
b The Academy has supply OF school books, paper,
pens, &C., at the regular prices.
REF ERE >CES.
Ri. Rev. JOHN NJ. HKssI, B,shop of Jgifr1ukse
Rev. TAoaAs JARBox, S.-.-. \.
Rev. PETER WALKER, "SeHdNd Moahd CoHege.
Mr. RICHARD SLKvIS, st. Lonis.
Rev JANIS CAUSE, Mineral Point.
Air. NICHOLAS DowLISG, Esq. -
MIR. IAMEsG SoULAsp. Esq uoteHa-
Mr.. PATRICK QUIsLEY, Receiver,
MIR. CHARLEs CoRkrRY, Post Master, DaoHqHe
The Rev SAmCKL MAzzUcHELLr Superintendent oftbe
Academy viii lecture week the Holy Scrin-
lures, astronomy Rhetoric and Natural Philosop hy
Mi BIN pd
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STR Nd

IRON the subscriber about ten days since. a large
L sized Sorrel Horse having seaten in the near
shoulder. Any person who will return said horse or
give information where he may found shall sui,a
bly, rewarded. EDWARD NICHOLS
Mineral Point, June 10th, 1855. Ir
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EeEEGsA'ERoY AGENCY.

MR. ROWAN is Agent for The extensive and old es-
taht'shed Emigration and Foreign Exchange House of
'ILLitAs y Nuios, re" f"rk He is now prepared Ia
remit money usual, nj TO engage passages ON he
lowest terms from all parts England Ireland md
Scoana Passage Certificates and Drafts sig bt from
Il upwards can be obtained of him. with REGENTS for
all moneys paid him. for the safe and puncual
SION oil Whch Company hold themselves respers ,be
post paid communications will be answ cred III once
and every required Information given
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

FARM FOR SALE.

FS9HE subscriber offers for sale his valuable Farm
II situate On the Helena and JoDesdaIe Rad fnnr
miles north Of podgevlle, Iowa Co. This tract of
Consists OF SIX hundred Acres, hundred and eighty
acres of which is under encetwo hundred acres of 1ir
ber the balance openings There several syringe of
water thereon, and wogd make several good farms
Can be bought in or more Lots. Terms-Pa-t Cash.
part time PHILIP Enpv"'
5unc IS, 1855. 3ox4nJ
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STKAYF.D

IRON the subscriber about three weeks .iree ssver
l. Yeariing Calves, bull, dark red white ON ~.
back and belly yellow with little white an
h. forehead yellow hei'cr, white face white on
the belly and white tail white aud blue hiear
seuoies deer in The face: red beifer tn line back
and whit the belly, with long about the he'd
one brinde and white steer. with white the forehead
small red bull, with little white on his fsce
Whoever will return said cattle the subscriber near
Terri Plow iun. give Information to the subscriber
the Tribune ONCE in Mineral Point where NOV
may be found, shall be literally rewarded.
JOHN DUNN
Mineral Point, June 10th Il 81. 3s3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

Froud-We have been shown S. bill on the
Bank OF milwaukee, Wis.-Fig threee females
plough, &c-on the right end head of IaFavette
on the left end head of Franklin. Unlike the
genuine Mil Free Dem
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27
CG-PAEkTNERSHIP.

Ct3-PAkENERSHIP.
nR. J. C. HOWELLS of Mineral Point ard DR.. ~
IL LIBKBY, recently of ST. Louis, Mo, having associa
ted themselves in The practice of DENTISTRY, NvIi
respectfully inform the citizens of Mineral Point anu
cintY that they prepared TO perform all ope'aIo'
manlike manner -
DR.. LIsBEY will visit Dodgeville, professionally be
Wednesday the 18th last, and can be iouho o. '
''Western Hotel" by all those wishing his SERVICES
Office hours from 4 A. M. to p. M.
Mineral Point. June 6. 1885.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

II new Post Office has been established y,
Liberty Prairie in Deerield. Dane county caIIo3
Sweet Home, and w. II Miller appointed Post
Master
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

II Miss. Cheesebro, of Canandaigua. n. Y.
has been awarded $500 for the best American
story for the Baltimore SIM