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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, CIRCUIT COURT, IOWA
Iowa COUNTY, County, Wisconsin,.
sampson Mitchell, con'pit m chaaee-v,
Eha-t coctin, de,rdon, Bin TO ereclose Mortgage.
rENHE Subpoena issued in this cause having been re
turned by the Sheriff of Iowa county, not served
for the that said defendant could found
in This state, and 1t satisfactorily APP caring by the a
davit of Amsa Cobb that the said defendant is
OF fhis state and Cannot inquiry be found there
in Upon motion Of Cobb & MessInure, Solicitors for
compainant-lt is hereby ordered that said defendant
be deemed and taken 10 be absent defendant, and
hat he be and hereby is ordered apd directed appear
plead answer or demur to the said compliments bill
hetoFe The 1919 day Of March, A. y isJ5 the
will he taken Confessed and the and things
therein conta' ed decreed accordir gy. And is frth
ordered that copy OF this order personally
upcn said defendant within twenty DAYS FIR The date
hereof or published in The - Mineral Point Tribune d
weekly rewspaper printed at Mineral Point Iowa
ty sconsiD, for sin weeks l4asg
IN each week the first insertion aud publication thereof
TO be within twenty days from the this order
by the Court at Chambers, this tb day of December,
A. d 1854. NJ NJ CGTHREN, Circuit Judge.
certify the above to &c true copy OF The or'gnal,
now on file Ill my Office.
Attest: JAS. HUTCHISOT, Clerk
Circuit Court Iowa Co. Wis.
CoDB & MKssMoEx ,So!s. for Conph [6w6.
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ADMINISTRATION vQrsCE.

FNSfG undersigned having applied TO Jonathan j. Mar
z YIN, Judge OF the Couu Court in and The
~ e la Fayett-, and state Of NJ letters
Administration The Estate OF Abraham P.ckert,
TAT OF said Cpty, deceased, Notice Is hereby given 10
al persons rte Is ed that said application WILDE heard
before sad Court at the CUurl House IN The village OF
>huIshuFgh- ia said county, tho Monday Of Feb
Tuarg next wie1 and here ali persons interested may
aFpear aad resist the if thcS fit.
SAMUEL PI-KERT.
ShH!lsbHrCh, Wis, January s. $50 3w9
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MORE GOOD GOODS HAVE ARRIVED
CARRIERS CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
THE subscriber, thankful for the patronage extended
to him bv Citizens OF Mineral Point and vicinity,
would respectfully announce the public that he mas
just received at his store opposite the Tribune office
High Street, large and very general assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been purchased with great from the
most re-. able houses IN ew York expressly for the wants
of the Mining region lie has an excellent stock of
WINTER DRY GOODS,
consisting Of all the varieties that may he required by
old customers. either for comfort durability or
beauty. Also nearly every variety OF
GROCERIES,, CROCK cry HAIR W RI e
BOOTS AND H OES, HATS AND CAPS,
READY MAD E CT OTHING G, &c,
which he prepared 20 sell, b.los cost, on
favorable Ter ms many who promise much more
than they are able 10 perform. None OF his goods
purchased ct Auction rooms, where dam
aged articles sod at whatever they
Will bring, but all were bought a.
houses " nose regulations have
long been estabiishe
liable, aad the uuder-
signed mas hest
taii IN in say ng
they
COOP
goods
have been brought to this market and tbs! they
will be sold living profits, both for seller and purchaser.
Flour, & Oats, Pork, Butter, Lard. and in fact
nearly every article OF country produce (Which he keeps
hand for saiel tsken in exchange FIR Goods,
at he highest mark t prices. The pubic respectfully
invited TO call and examine The quality and frces
OF his goods, before their money for their win
Supplies IL viii ever aGuFd ann pleasure
to goods to all those may wish Them
JOHN CARTER.
Mineral PUNT, October II. 1854. N9G4stf.
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CURL YOUR HAIR.

rTTHE Receipt fer making this Celebrated Compound
tiae!y Introduced into his c1uatry.) viii be b,
the subscriber 10 any person The United States
tanada-, for 81 The ~ TsstferIo wIA cur
the HAIR IN the most beautiful manner. ANY person
having The most and uBcou5h looking hair,
transform il the MOST BEAUTIFUL. by the ase @
this article the ingredients viii IL cents
aud with this receipt any make It equaly good
IA every respect that sold 50 per bottle. Ii pre-
h.rred, package II krulieTion ads made viii b. sem
free OF postage, instead Of The receipt with directions
for preparing 1t liquid fafra aud fell directions fo
Tlse. ssld eli lettezs, post paG. 70
Ii A. FREENONr,
I3ngI Warren. TruRlbuli Co Ohio.
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STATE Or WICUNotN, IJtca County Court.
IOWA CorNIY. IN Probate

STATE Or WICUNotN, IJtca County Court.
Iowa CoUNTY, IS. an Probate,
la The after OF the Estate of lnie sweeney decease
nN living ana Ming the petition of Sarah sweeney,
~ and John Bonner, representing, eng other things,
that Daniel eney, iioJgeyiIle
county Wisconsin, died niestate leaving goods, chat
ties, credits and within this county, and that
pe Toner Sarah sweeney widow Of said deceas ed
and that The petitioners John Bonner, is of the prin
cpai creditors OF said estate and PRAYING that admins
tratIon IF said Estate be then granted 1t is ordered
that said itton be heard before The Judge OF tnis Court
Tuesday the 9th day of February, A D. 1850, the
Probate Office, at Mineral lint, said county.
Il further ordered, that notice thereof be
heirs said dece lsed and all persons interested,
publishing copy his order for three successive week
prior said day of hearing The Mineral Point Trib
une." a weekly newspaper printed and published al
Mineral Punt in said county, ID ited Dec. IL, rs
l.. NJ STRONG. nd
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NIeIloNaekLEs

Room ssnder the Eagle Saloon lately occupied b,
Harrison Lioyd.)
FENHE SUBSCRIBERS, SAML IvEs & JOHN CvxmIss re
u spectfuiiy announce TO the Merchants OF Mineral
Point and the public generally that they are
to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, Property every descrp
tion which may in future require To be disposed of
that manner, in the town OF Mineral Point
tG3 All Commands of that nature will be punc;ual ly
and Promptly attended 70.
Sales commence al O'Clock on Thursday EVENINGS
anu tHe whole OF Saturdays, IN each week. ST.
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nsssuasgss,N NOTICE.

rTfHE partnership heretofore existing between Mar
iieudra is this Gar dissolved by mutual con
sent All persons having any demands against said h.n
will please present them for pay AID all those
debiod Will obiige by calling and ing up i'm
mHdiately. MARTIN & HENDRA-
Poipr. Doc % tS5f 3UT
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Extract from a letter BY the Rev Mr..
Churchill, Of Boston, who is now taavel-
ling for his health in the East.
1t gives one an ever present idea of
tie expansive enterprise Of his country
men, to find their commodities of com
merce continually in his path wherever he
goes have not yet visited any consid-
cradle city of Turkey where [ did not find
the Medicines Of my country represented
bv AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL. In Smyr-
Id. Aleppo, Jatfa, Jerusalem and Con-
stantInople, we see ID each, on the door
post Of some bazaar, the peculiarly Amer
lean looking Ircn card, of Dr. Aver. say
ing ii language which not one in a thou
sand Of the passers By can read, :. dyer
Cherry Pectorakt for Coughs, Colds and
Consumption, Sold Here" On shelf
behind the cross legged mussulman are
seen the bottles with their English, Span
ish, French and German faces turned to
the crowd, aud on enquiring we are told
that foreigners are not the only purchas-
ors, but the true believers themselves
waive their trust in fate to try this pro-
duet Of American skill, when they find
| was told here yesterday that the
CHERRY PICTORIAL had been presented to
tie sultan, and is now In constant use in
Liz hareni, and in the hospitals of the EN-
Fire"
IoloraV's Pills, a certain Remedy for
Femae complaints The invigorating
and purifying properties of these invalqa-
be Pills. render them safe and infalilble
they may be taxed by females of all ages,
wao are suffering from any derangemen;
# the system, to which their sex is pc
cu'iarly subject, preventing those distress
ing diseases which frequently occur (from
lnattention) at the turn of life 1t has
been incoptestibly proved by experience,
that these Pills are the very best rene
dies ever known for the cure of those dis
orders, and when taken st the turn of life.
there need be no apprehension of dropsy
or worse consequences
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in the matter Of the Estate of TRASKtIs ANDREWS deed
FEvO Alb WHOM If NAY CONCERN.-I.etters of
= ADM histration said Estate having been issued
Elizabeth Andrews, widow of said deceased, the
6fh day Of me- 1854 and year after said day being
allowed and limited for creditors TO present tn IN claims
for examination and allowance, notice is hereby given
thai the crsgled will the first Monday in febru
az, the Probate office ia Mineral Point, said
count. receive, examine aad ADJUST AL claims and de-
maBds of all persons agajast said deceased.
L.. NJ. SrRosG, County Judge.
hat oil Ian, 9vyS
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.


w are offering for sale upon reasonable ter1s
w following described tracts Of land and city pl
ia the Counties of La Fayet, Columbia and iowa, Wis
cOnsin:
Of Range East, and s Or. OF : L quaiet oil Sec2g
town B. RaEee E-at
The above land is al under good cultivation. g,od
meadow la9d by, Win ihSutJ oFehard- GOOD
- ell wase-. aud is situated about Il miles ofD MIN
efal Point on the iirect road 10 GAINESVILLE.
VALUABLE EAIs,E FOR SAFE,
Contiguous TO The N,ealltec j Mississippi Railroad
ys. WE will sell that lately occupied
v% w by MIR. john Hand, sogefttr with all the
FRUIT TREES OF the choicest quality. said Farm
contains nearly zoo Acres Of hrst class land, co Acres
of which broken and well fenced There is fine pas
rure the same, and well wsieFea Ass all kinds Of
Farming ImpIemens. Ana 20 seres of fine land
bower, Wis with comfortable House the same.
The above premises sEaate Rsar The Model Mills
Iowa County A MINT description said premises
| may be seen 81 our ONCE
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
IL the count.cs Of Fotva AID Co2s's5ia Wisconsin
yayHE undersigned offer for sale the following de
/ scribed Real Estate:
| s OF Ind u of n y = I OF sec 90 town Strange
sw a OF " =, Sec g, TowA ), Range hasi
| Cnd. . ; Of z u Of Eqr'' "a, ),
| Z q Of ) or
/ and f ,. of n f or 4. 4,
no acres - 20 loo ii Und north fractions aud
| N Or See 1,town 3. range east
No acres 81 e5 loo north a1ti0n No i, 49, town
1 range east.
Me- - 100 fractional section IL, town H. range
nd < of Lot a7viiets survey, Mineral Point, wi.
" xof SOsa' n,,ss Rr.,
| Mineral Point, Wisconsin. s4lf
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR

RI IF the Brig Flying Cloud Terrible Gale off
s,qpillco-Loss of Life and Property
New York JAN 10.
The steamship North Star has arrived with 900
-sengers. sI,1I9,S23 in specie and the Califor-
,,9ils of the 10th ult, brought down to Pa.
ANA BY the John L. Stephens
The Messengers that left N Y on Nov goth
:. tba Golden Age reached San Francisco on the
lih
The The North Star left Aspinwall on the evening
i the Isl inst, having been detained two DAYS on
.-ount of severe gale from the north which
c.nsed great loss OF life and property in that
The brig Flying Cloud of " Y. was driven
shore and became a total wreck The captain
mi seven of the crew drowned, the mate
mi seamen only escaping.
The brig Alvaro and Carthagena schooner
we're all lost
The breakwater and wha-ves were badly dam
s,ed and the wharf Of the L. S. Mail Steamship
COMPANY almost destroyed
Tie news from California is entirely devoid of
interest.
The miners throughout the country are anx-
IolsIy awaiting rain.
Tie Russian sd p Kamschatka, previously re-
fsr.ed to supposed pTivateer, turns out TO be
So mounting Ten ofaSs guns and carrying IL
Hea.
" T. Barber Judge of the 10Th district has
been indicted for assault with deadly weapon
The St. Jago and Sonora telegraph lines are
rapidly nearing completion.
4 rich claim has heen struct, at Caldxel's gar
dea, on Shams Flats from which S2l 900 was
taken in two days
The average yield at the southwest turret of
Douglas fats was 80 ounces day
shock Of an earthquake was felt at San Fran
cisco on the 18th ult.
The commercial news, with the exception Of a
few articles, show q falling off in prices
Sandwich Island dates of the 2jth ult. make
70 mention Of the Treaty. The whaling news is
encouraging.
Adrices from Carthagena TO the 18th confirm
tie news Of the total defeat of The Milo party at
.1ta on the 18th, after an obstinate resistance
ii b days, and great loss of life 10 the revo-
IatIonisls. General Ferron was killed and other
prominent officers badly wounded
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Gis l. 4 Il fs :. IL AIMS
-
DRY GOODS READY MADE CLOTHING
New-EorIx Cheap Cash Store.
II EILER e. MlCHELBACaER, respectfully announce
II the citizens of Mineral Point aad vicinity and the
public generally they receiving frsm the
Eastern trkss very extensive and assorted stock OF
ST APPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS & CLOTHING,
and ether articles Merchandise usually offered
sale ia s Western store, consisting in part of
PTfnt. OF all shades, coi1rs and varieties,
Broadcoths, kentucky Jeans, MeFinoes,
aine,s. Asstinss, BonHets,
Ga.ssimprss, f8inseys, Ribbons,
lwesIs, taShmercs, AiparAs,
SiiAs, S4tias, Shawis,
&c, ssc.i &c SC, &c. &c.
ihey will sell much love han similar articles have
heretofore been sold in tis place. Ia the
CLOTHING LINE,
they tad in fear of competition. Their present stock
barge and embraces every variety. They have the best
81 w0rknIen and supply garments order short
notice whch they viii invariably warrant fit They
general OF all sizes and fashions Of
HATS Ok CAPS BOUTS Il SHOES. JEwELRY, &c,
which WIN sold the fas orabIc Ladies'
ard CestIenaen, call and satisfy yourselves at the New
Xuf Cneao Cash Store. door below MaIopeY Con
fectfe merry s5Sre. High Street.
y IueraI Point, ocsooer ii. 1854. v7n4stf.
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NEw TERRY Ar HENwoRTsI,

" THE WISCON SIN RIVER.
H ~ EsCRiBER has just opened 8 ferry a. the
=. a.stse ptaca, six miles saboye Helena aud shree
- - oeiaS Arena- where he will be ready at all times
y the business of ferrying passengers, teams,
-. &C, the rrust favorable terms. The above
- i Oh TIE state Road. leading frota MonrCets Rich
~, 10 niles from the IatteF place
et = will End sill the accommoda stons OF good
81 = his hoEse with plenty of stablipg and careful
- f9AfFt Holm BARNARD.
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DR. Y 6 OoDS:
SheetiRSs and Shirtngs Blue and Brow Drills
stripes and TICKS Red and Yellow FiaEenis
Red and Gray Blankets, Green aud GRAY
Rlue and White Whit.
Marsalies QrIils, Garrett and Sea nless RAGS
All kinds of Prints, Plain and Fig'd DeIans.
Opera fianne's, Rob Roy and Scotch Plaid
keatncky Jeans, f4inse,s,
iiomhasane Morinoes and AIpacas,
GinghsIns, Persian wills
:, warp fiinneL Bay Stale Shawls,
hoTeens- Serges,
Swiss an6 Book Maslins, Bishop Lawns
,acohels, Drapery Musns
Darnast Table Cloths, Snow Drop fable Cloths
ssps vesS., BIRDS Eye Diaper,
Plaid Musins, Broad Cloths,
Cassime-s, Tweeds,
Sa ,nets, Carp.ting
Drueset aud floor oil cloths, Table ul Cloths,
Gloves and Hosiery, sc. &c, &C..
HARE w RE.
House furnishing Goods, Carpenters Tool.,
aaes aud ADJ, Eammers,
Batchets, Planes,
sl.el ards. Baiances 100 to $40,
plnd, Back, x cut Saws, FeIloe and Wood saws,
aohpass Saws, Augers,
Turning Gouges, ChiselS
g aru and Barn Hinges, Plain IRONS
Saw sells, Sad Irons,
SLJyes ard Spades, Scoops,
Log and Trace Chains, Lock and Dog Chains
Iron Wedges, Crowbars,
Hay HALVES, Finishing and Horse Nails
Curtsin Plus and Binds, Coffin screws,
Tea and Hand Belly, Door Bells and Haagings,
Lara L.mps, Pfumh and pocket levels,
Sp,ing BRACES, Rench Screws,
Nofttce Gua9es- Table Cutlery,
Pocket and opay ing Knives. Putty and Budding knives
Cabinet Files, Mil Saw Flies.
Wood and Horse Rasps, Door and Chest locks
Cupboard Locks, Drawer Locks.
Till and Trunk Locks, Satchel and P.d Locks,
Pad Locks, &c, &C
RoCERIEs:
sugar, Tea,
Rio and lava Coffee, Mocha Coffee,
MolaSses, RaisDs,
Candles, Snuff,
Tobacco, Soap,
Patty, Shot
Glass, Busin.
TurPentine, Tanners and Lamp Oil,
Rice, Rice Flour,
Lard, J. ckied Pork,
Rope, Tabs,
Rruoms, Pals,
Spice, Pepper,
Singer, Nutmeg,
Efoves, Mace,
Camphor, Horax,
Alan, salt Petre,
Mustard, sulphur,
saffron, Madder
Soda, Cream Tartar,
CASTLE Soap, Castor oil,
Mofitts Pills, Phoeaix BiiteFs,
dc3 &c. sc
A l. : t.
Clothing, Hats and Caps. Be t, and Shoes, Crocksrg
CANA aud Glass Ware, &c, &C.
5. l.. q. WHEELER,
Mineral Point, Oct 4. 1854. v7n43tf.
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NE w GOODS
1888,

AT THE OLD AND WELL knows STAND OF
s. & l.. c. WHEELER
hish street, Mineral Point
M take this method to inform our old nd
W thepubiic generally, that recei wing our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
direct from New York, which prepared to offer In
All no favor with CALL prices which, We trus,
VIII prove satisfactory. Our motto Is live and let
We sna not attempt TO cheat the public into belief
mat we have Tens of thousands dollars worth Goods
which we have not. don expect have neither do
We hold oui inducements CALI under the pretence
we are selling or Offering fer sale, ALL any part of
"oods at less than (ior doing such thug
as this is new system of doing business which
tess we do not understsnd the thing believe be
hu7neag. ali CANNON don't know any thing about
= nor don't wish to- satisfied cit will win
n the end but viii that have good stock
OF Goods purchased OF reliable houses, which intend
10 sell at SUI all advance above cost, IS favorabe
seras, we teins, AS the same quality of goods be
purchased eises here in this ret, aud invite an
examination of consists ia part as follows:
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-atEERsCsN EoV&E,
BY A, SHIFF-

Na Undersigned takes pleasure in saying to the cit
: i1eus Of AtpsrA Point and the travelling public
- p has G.ted up his House, High Street, ia thu
IS p8s,tale Tor the accommodation OF travel
n aad eoafders HIS tsbie viii all seasons be sup
@ with tbs best the market affords, sad aone but tht
- Class q cooks and waters will be employed
'od stables and attentive osa ers al all times in reac
'-sss lur those who have horses.
s.a.e q The generous patronage ofthe pubiicis re
fstdaliy solicited. \. SNIFF.
aia--4l POINT. SEPT Ist Iess Adj.
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S-<xzs=-~> iEEiCaSs sgsgEE SHOP -
- and -
assSSEzss5 HOUSE EO3s SAFE. go
Il 'ilE subscriber oheTs far sale his Dwelling House
and blacksmith shop IN The village Of ID tiias, Iowa
county, WIS iEe saiu Shop constructed of Frck
which ihe-e are t~o FORCES with for four Tire
above property Il 81 rounded by good farming
Try, and Is very desirable location for business.
TKRMs--0ne half down Balance, one, two or three
years time inquire at residence iii Dallas, or of
JAMES Is. GRAY, Mineral Point.
emo G. w STRONG.
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PROB sSI s5CE.


: T Probate Court held at the Court House in the
y village IF Ssusburg la and for tte County
"a !ayeate and state of Wisconsin, She l3iA day
&vefaDaf, - ISL before ipnathah J. Marvin, County
iaa,uu stdlng ana .. The peljtivn Of Eliza Foster
"a iii-a Levitt Ad@ins.rairix ai.4 Administrator
Of the Estaae o. William to~ licensed praying Tor
lac sal" the Real kste belonging said deoe ed
necssaT} f re pas Ut debts sHd charges
administration 3i the Estate SAID deceased Draer-d
las position be sci hearing Probate toagt
k' II II the Curt House, and for th Comfy
In F4 and Stale IT Wisconsin before said County
iuie. the r-t Monday Of tabruary, A u. 1855, and
tht notice be given to all persons Eefe-ted therein
causing this crer - be plhshe four successive
The = Mineral Point frioHne,' weekly newspaper
ptInted ~ A.Hert Point, III the county of iowa, and
state OF W toHsin, previous to SAID day OF bearing
BY the Court JONATHAN ]. MARVIN, Co Judge.
@tlultSbuTgh, san /. Is ).
~ Eso8zgE-s8tys &c. G0GskT.
In the matter IL LIST wal and testament Jons T.
gEVsSs, deceased.
N reading and fling Instrument il. wiring. par
Y ortis be iF, last WI and testament % John
Evans, Of Dosigevtl}e, in said county,
deceased il ordered That the proofs al said iAstra
rueut be head beHore the Judge at this Court Mon
lay the stu ay February lcj The Probate office
Mineral Point, said county And it Is further
iered public Eotice tacesf be all person.
Interested, 81 Publishing copy OF this order fer three
weeks successfully, prior Is said day OF hearing The
Mineral Point Tribune, a weekly sraEer prDted
a Mineral Point, IN said county
l.. II. sTRoNa, County Judge.
Dated January 2, 1853. 3sS
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Neam aI@gg G69e ogge OUTS.
IN PRonATE-IewA co. COURT.

IN PRoBATE-IowA CO. COURT.
In the matter of the last will and testament of JANE
| BrSoy deceased.
INN reading and filing instrument in writing. pur
~ porting be the last will and testament OF James
Benoy late cf the county Iowa, and State Wiscon
sin, deceased, and also the accompanying petition OF
William bring representing, among other things. tha,
the said james Benoy lately died at his residence
County. that said Instrument is the last will
said deceased, and that he the petitioner
Is be deniical William Drng named and appointed m
and the said last will and testament executor thereof
and pra, ing hat day be appointed for hearing Tbs
proofs of said last wI and testament is ordered that
the proofs of said instrument be heard the Judge
of this Court Saturday. the 10th d ay February
ID 1855 the Office said Judge. the town OF High
land in said county And it is further ordered that
public notice hereof be given n persons interested
by publishing copy of this order for three
eessisey. prior TO said day of hearing The Mineral
Point Tribune, weekly NEWSPAPER printed at Mineral
Point, in said county l.. NJ. STRONG, Co. Judge
3 Dated January 9, 1855. 399.
AT COURT OF PROBATE, held at the Co,r.
u House in the village eli ehali-burgh and for the
County of lafayette, and State Wisconsin on Inc
1ih day OF January, A. D. 1855 Nathan f,lmstr5 Al,
Illustrator OF the George 0imsted having pre-
scented his petion for final settlement said admin
ng nj the Probate Court be held in The Court Eonse
in and for the County Of La tayetie state of Ws-
consi,, on the first Monday OF March next wben and
Where al persons interested may appear aud be head
By the Court
JONATHAN ]. MARVIN, Co. Judge,
shu'isbnrzh, Ian. IS 1857 awa
STATE = wISaONsIN, TJ,ya Of Muersll Point.
low COMFY, Tia Justices court
To dva-d Tresaskis--
You are hereby noti6ed that IA
Writ Of Attachment has been issued ssiast ~ and
yonr property atached satisfy ua1,d OF Bar.
aard N;ci.norn asouattt.g Fifts aud o. do
i7rs 'so~, unless yoa hii aFpear before Der Polk Fq
Jasee of The Pea, aud for county al has Office
in said Town, the ssh day ef February A. 1853 at
&c ock % thai day, Judgment will be rendered
against y,u and pfepe ~ sold satisfy debt
Dated Mineral Point, 9an'y - ;; ie55
by n B. BoyprN, ATTY. avs