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n.s.0t,xJvIuN NOTICE.

FI1HE partnership heretofore existing between Mar
l. tin & Hefdra is this dav dissolved by mutual
Al persons having any demands against said firm
Will please prcsens them for payment AID all those iu-
dehed will obiige BY calling and ing up i'm
mediatey. MARTIN 3 HENURA.
Mineral Pont. Dec. %. 1854. 3~7
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ES TRAY NOTICES.
EAEAEN az

EAE E.N sE'
the subscriber in the village Mineral Point,
g . one Bright Red STEER, supposed be about
brce Years cd No particular marks either natural
artificial said steer i supposed be that WAS
formerly owned b. Nicholas Cuad bnt present
unknown The requested 10 CALL prove prop
erty, pay charges anu take hi5- away.
JONATHAN BEAUMONT.
Mineral Point, Jan 9, 1855. 4ws.
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EkuCI,oNsShLES
T ESQ

Room under the Eagle Saloon, lately occupied By
Harrison Ltoyd)
FENHE SUBSCRIBERS, ~AML. IvEs & JoHE CuMxISs. re
n specially announce to The Me chants OF Mineral
Point and the public generally that they Licensed
to sell by PCsLc AUCTION, Property of every descp
ton which may IN future require To be disposed Of
that manner, IN the town OF Mineral Point
CO All C., rnaiands of that nature will be punctuay
and prom pity attended to-
Sales Commence at O'Clock Thursday Evenings,
and the " hole of SATURDAY ;. in each week eif
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z--.rs---z=-~e-a sgE.ACE&STEEEEz SER0g. -
~-a.zsSzr and -
- e..@yS HOUSE FOR SALE. E@S=i

WE subscriber offers FER sale his pwelfiag House
and BiacB smith shop in the age Of Dallas Iowa
County Wis he SAID shop is constructed of erick in
which there are t. FORCES, wth for four The
above property is surrounded by q g0u4 farming c0un-
try, and is very desirable location for business.
TERMs.-One half down. Balance, Gre, three
time inquire my residence III Dallas, or of
JAMES Is. GRAY Mineral Point.
2m6 G. ". STR 0SG.
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T7sS5EsEe BY the undersigned, residing nine miles
400 east of Mineral Point, in the town OF " aid
-44zl.z4- wick, auCu5 the 10th Just. gearing
0Jtists: pale red white with in the tore
head The owner is requested call, prove property,
pay charges and take bim away
Mrs. L. A. HALL.
Waldwick. Dec 81, 1871. 4NGpa.
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T7.s:Siss By the s1bscriber, living and = miles
49, west of D1dgevjile, black and white Il zEF-
-.-1s tlR with four White leGsno artificial marks
WIS., Bile years old spring. The oner Is req uest
to call prove property, pay charges take her away
CoREELJUo JAMES
C0rueyvilie, December 10. IL /. awe
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TEMPERANCE,

A Sermon upon the subject of Temperance will
be preached al the usual hour of public service,
on Sunday next at the o. S. Presbyterian Church,
by Kew Mr. Phillips The puhlic generally are
invited to attend
January Sth. 1855
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

TT The celebrated THoxA. W Dom of
Rhode Island died on the 27th ut, after long
and painful illness.
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TAzkgE UP.

ESY the subscriber. on the Survey, n the town Of
4 Linden, one dark red 81 EiFER. one old past.
30 mark psrceptabc. The is requested cali,
prove property, pay charges, and take her away
JAMES THAY.
Dec %, 1854 4w-Dd
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q. :, BEARsEAIE,s sAEF.

:. Clark ana Dennis ". v surviving pGturSaf
Cartoon Clirk & Co, u.s. Burk Feirehild.
Ell :. DISTRICT C0URT Notice is hereby given
e that by virture Of writ Of fsri acils issued 90.
ct sHd from the District Court OF the United
the District of y scorsIn, to directed ard delivered
IL c goods, Chattes lands and teuepeBtyg Bars
Eairchid. for the rf sufficient goods and ,-
les have seized and levi, upon aii the right tie aL
interest OF the said BHrk FaIFchid, and VIII sell r1a
lie veudGe- 70 the highest and best bidder for
hand the following described Real Estate lba rai
door OF the Court House, in the town 81 Mineral F.,
Iowa county, " isCousib, SATURDAY, & q ltb dyt
February, a D. 20 - beGa cen the hours Of u l-l
and tree .. uf section twenty three, 3, ,s1ta
nine, g. range six n east: lTt= No. n GIt tvUt
.6) east, tie ". or OF y. y. a. and \. W q @A
p or. and the = " or ct = f. or. ST Section TWEEN
tour "a to0nship nine. o. range six @. east Iei s
D. of section thirteen, ll3l tog IshlV uihe s f1f'
- tv-rlsf,sr -t5e-. o range SIX rs fass sIs.
the n I. o. Of the 4 Of. al section twenty ssyel.
Wisconsin. The = -. or. Of n w or OF section rv1
tyfve. - township rit = age four, {, east me Isl
halt ct the n T. ar of section Seuty four, 81
eight = range louT + east tse y est halt Of hes
or and the = Z or. Of s W. or Of Section twenty fvs
2,toWD5hip Eve range FIVE s, east; the 5. E.tEUlls>
T. a. aad the W. or OF the : Z. or o Secjus
SIX o. rship Eve, ;, fve east; She N,rh ts
OF the \ p or of reetien two, .. township sgEen 8
range >, east. all in iowa county, Wisconsin, To-
Fast half of The n, o.. and the Fast hsf o. The e
or. of Section twenty two, -, township four,
Eve, ). east: the n ". or Of tie n. ". or. Of
twenty six. ~ township four, !. range five. e
: w or. Of n. ". ar Of Section twsntysix s. t1Tr'
and the N L. or. OF 5. " or Of section tweutysI %
township four, T. range i've ;, east; the s T. qrG n
r or Of section twenty six, p. nshin four,
i've ,, east ali in a Fay cite county Wisconsin
strong, Doty and Niei's Addition and survey 90 DE-
village of 4ueral Point iowa coCnty Dated NEsai
Point, this twenty SIX day Of Decemher, a. . lt5t
; V. r. ABLEMAS. M-rsha-'
Gyy6. By THOMAS J. DGIs, DEPUTY
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ADmrNTsTRArroN NOTICE.

4 PPLtCATfON having been made Tor ielse, fi'-zs
i ADMINISTRATION upon The Estate OF honSs - q 80
deceased, late OF La Fas cite COUNTY @IscohsD..
10 Mary Metcalfe, James Mecalfe and james tsEss
Notice is hereby given that said spphcstion ~ - -
and considered at Probate Court, next 70 I. ~
the Court House in the village OF ShullsDa5ga &
for The County Of / a Fa cite and State Of Ess
the third Monday 81 January A. d. l5@s eh - eros
all persons interested may appear and Tssis4 Nt
hey see 1T. JONATHAN !. MARFlN- y y 81.
Shullsburgf 4, Dec o. 1854.
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KEN Ep.

the subscriber in the town of Pidgeway, Wis
. yellow HE ER, coming three years old, with
. in the forehead also white tin teIly-wiih
cooked rn The owner is requested to cali prove
property, pay charges, aad take her away.
ANDREW HAND.
Ridgeway, Jan. o. 1855. Avs
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Later from California

New L or X. Ian z.
The Star of the West with S627. SS5 in gold
and the Daniel Webster. with 500 600 and dates
10 Dec. Sth, have arrived
The mining news was of cheering character
A nugget of gold valued at 10000 weighing
II pounds, has been found near-Souora God
plains. some 90 miles in extent. had been discov-
cred on the east fork of the Carson River
The railroad from Los Angeles to the Colo
RADIO favorably thought Of
The Inhabitants of san Diego were also pro-
iecting road 10 the Colorado.
Some capitalist in Los Angeles had purchased
land with view 70 founding city six miles in
land from San Pedro.
The telegraph between Columbia and Stockton
to be in operation the first day of January
A Russian privaeer had arrived at San Fran
cisco. having escaped from the allied fleet
The L. ). frigate Columbia with minister
Wheeler and ex consul Fabims on boad had arri
we'd al Greytown, at which port there were eigh,
British of
The L. 5. Steamer Princeton was at Aspin
wall
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Minerals u, Southern Illinois Iron ore and Coal
found in inexhausrbe quantities. Lead is al,
found, Porcelain CLAW. white and gray Marble
Saltpe,er; Salt marshes abound in one locality
the earth IS covered 10 the debfh of several feet
with EPSON Salts, and IN another pure Alum is
found in large masses.
lr a few days, Galena viii be connected with
the rich region OF Southern Illinois, by a contin-
nous Railroad, the Illinois Central. toar tfsndred
and foyfv males IN length
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
81 20 L10grG QSg Q0JG 0U Is
Winter Goods At Cost
TEor SSS

z WILL Sell. from anu this otate. for thirty
q days. any If my iarge stock OF y INTER tyBOfte
AT COST FOR C3SH IS am Obliged T.. an &C
count stock hrs. February. see fer ,our-
selves. It aOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Remaining in the Post Office at Mineral Point, on
the LIST day of January, 1885.
II Persons calling for the following letters will
please say they are .4drertised.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Internal improvements The bills introduced HI,
Mr.. Macy on the 2ist, include the following an
preparations:
To Ozaukee. $1,000; Sheboygan. sl2O0o-
Nanitowoc. l2.500; clearing out Wolf River.
$4,000; removing bar at mouth OF Fond du Lac
River 5000; removing distractions at Nensha
$4,000; breakwater az Fond dn Lac: $1,000
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

TeANKs-We have of late received several
slips from the Office of the Milwaukee Sentinel
containing late and important news, for which
AIessrs King & Co have our thanks The Daily
Wisconsin has also placed under similar obi
gaticns
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Death-Charles Sigournay, husband OF the cell
ebrated poeiess-Mrs. L. II. sigourney-died in
Hartford Con- Dec Both. He was old and
highly respected merchant. His disease was aP-
cpiexv.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

ZANE into my premises this day, a BULL CALF
~ hich has been dotsat the nsfzh ',orhof -.
noBths cad and neck oiack-the rest Of th. 80,
~hite with large biack spots. The owner viii rIss
CALL prove property pay charges. and take. it assv
GEp RGk RULE, nile south Of DndyeTJ,lIo
'''~"7''i f''i - "
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

To'egraphic Feat-The New Orleans papers of
the Esd uIt say:
The national line performed. last evening the
great telegraphIc feat of working direct between
this city aud New York distance of sixteen hun
dred miles Dates from that city of quarter past
ten clock P NJ, were received here at quarter
past n.ne p. VI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
TAKEN Up.

4 YEAR old steer, nearly red The owner is request
ed TO call prove property pay chu.gas and take him
away. HTgH HUGHS.
Welsh HailOw, d 1dgeviTe, Dec 81. iS74 4wT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

n Rising Market-For a week or two past
Grain has been steadily rising in price in this
market; buyers begin to appear again and money
and orders coming on from the East. Yester-
day ten shiilingy was readily paid for Spring
Wheat and prime Winter would have command,
ed $ ,37t. Pork too, is in active demand at i'm
proving rates. Our Farmers, who have plenty OF
both on hand should improve the opportunity TO
irIs. Them 10 market
If the roads good anticipate heavy re-
ceipts of Grain. Pork, &c, next week. Mil Sent
4th.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
E.nNE OLE STOLEN.

4 ONE year old iron gray colt, win white bind legs
y The LEFT hind leg has been isiured- any giving
ln'"rmtipn he may be found sNal reward
ed for his trouble Htf II HUEHS.
Welsh Goiinvv. D0dgeville. Fec 81, ASST 4s7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

WISCONSIN, BAsKs.-The following Banks OF
this State having complied with the requirement
OF the Bank Comptroller in depositing additional
securities their bills will be received BY the State
Treasurer for State Taxes:
State Bank Madison Bank of Racine. City Bank
Kcnosha, State Bank Wisconsin. Wisconsin Bank,
Rock River Bank. Farmers and MlIlers Bank.
Jefferson County Bank Badger State Bank, City
Bank Racine, Racine County Bank, Exchange Blk,
Bank OF Fond du Lac. Bank of Commerce, Bank
of Wa,ertown Columbia County Bank, Germania
Bank, Northern Bank, Dane County Bank. Peo-
pies Bank, and Wisconsin Marine and Fire lnsu.
rance Company.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Fre,-The American House, at Stevens PIT
was destroyed by ere on Christmas and on Thurs
day OF last week the wagon and paint shop of Mr.
Griffin and blacksmith shop, ard barn of MIR Phil
lips. at that place, We're also consumed by fire.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Profitable thats"s = hree New London, Con
netcut vessels lately obtained thirty thousand
seals at Robin Island, IN the Ochotak Sea, which,
together with the oil that they secured during the
voyage. is valued at $4,000 One of the vessels.
the n S. Perkins, absent less thau SIX months
and yet her cargo is valued at 100000
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

yeHoaAttD AND GIG IL ;, OF The oestouaIiv
- ioi S-i0 a. MAL0NEf'c.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Case Of DR.. Beaic--up to Dec 3lst, the pardon
of Dr. BeaIe had not been received. though his
his friends were certainly expecting it. Two
Judges of the Supreme Court had given their
opinion that the verdict was illegal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Winter What Looks VeH-Our mill yards are
being well filed with logs, and the rnillers are re-
httng the machinery preparatory TO more active
operations We have three excellent mills but
they will find il difficult TO supply home demand
another season -TIef Co Left
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

On Naket.-Day before yesterday Thursday
Sl,25a1 80 was paid here for winter wheat; IL y
al % for cfub; 55a6o for rye; 374l40 for
corn; 25 for oats, and 55a65 for barley Janas,
Vile Gazette
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

>saEzsssED,
In Dodseville, on the 9th inst, by Rev John
Davis, Mr. JoHN a. GouDIE 10 Miss MARY
0wENs both of Dodgevilie
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Grand Jurors n The L S Courf-The Milwau-
kee Sentinel intinates that number of the grand
jurors OF Sudge NtIIer's court are persons who
have been loud takers in favor of the conviction
OF the persons on trial for participating in the
Glover rescue
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

CoSGREssroSAL-House Jan. 5.-Mr. Gid
dlngs, delegate from Nebraska, appeared and was
qualified
Mr.. Walbrdge, On. y presented a memorial
praying for an expedition TO rescue DR. Kane now
in the Artic Sea. Referred to Committee on
Commerce
Twenty thousand copies of the Presidents late
message ordered to be printed and the House
went into Committee of the whole on private bills,
and then adjourned.
SExATE-Mr. Sumner presented memorial
from the Boston Board of Trade. praying that one
more vessels be sent to the relief ef DIR. Kane.
Referred to Committee on Naval affairs.
The Military Academy bill then passed
Mr. Broadheads Bounty Land Bill was then
made the special order of the day for Tuesday
next.
The Judicial reform bill was then taken up.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
SELLING AT SsSE.

SELLING az S0SE.
TUyHE undersigned, DESTROYS closing up his present
Il business oilers his entire Stock Of Dry Goods,
t.rocer'cs. Erockery, Eoot- aaEd SHOES,
Cost PRICEs CASH Sales will commence i'm
and continue until the Stock
posed of.
The public respectfully invited call and examine
his Prices and Stock JOHN CARTER.
Mineral Point, Jan. &. 1855. Stf.
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ktEst.

In this village, the lst instr Mr.. FRAScIs
Cox aged IA years.
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More Wisconsin Fruit.

Mr.. GEo w. STASD,nT of Otter Creek, in this
county, has sent eight varieties of Apples of
his own raising, all Of which are of superior
quality, and delicious flavor Several of them
a.e large, but one specimen Ca mca;trous Peppin)
takes the lead Of anything we have seen in the
Apple line. It's weight is one pound and sir
osailses-large enough for good sized pumpkin
It's favor was exceedingly fine We are gratified
10 learn that Mr. S. intends turning his attention
10 the fruit raising business, and have no doubt
be will find it far pleasant, and quite as
profitable as digging over mountains in California
aIr Standant was the first settler on Otter
Creek. He came TO Wisconsin in the summer Of
1885; built mill on Otter Creek, and beng IN
successful, commenced farm nine miles north
OF Dodgeville where he put out orchard and
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pnms, cherries, &c. Farming being dul IN the
spring of 1881, he went 10 California. Not meet
ing with good success he anticipated be re
turned in August last. and now intends 10 turn his
attention TO mis- farm and the cultivation OF ftuit.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

HEAVY PoRK.-We have seen several heavy
hogs in our streets of late. One was weighed last
week, Slaughtered and dressed) that pulled down
over 500. Another we saw on the scales on
Monday that weighed about 45o
u The Daily Wisconsin says that Mr. Har-
ris, of that city, [Mwaukee) has invented a
Rifle capable OF being loaded and fired twelve
times minute without expansion from heat, and
tina. will carry a mile and a half, with true
aim This beats the Minnie rifles all to pieces
The story may be true.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

u. S MEANWHILE December number OF
this Magazine is on our table. II is an excellent
monthly, and costs but $ year, Published oy
]. Emerson & Co, New York
TuE SACRED CIRCLE for January is received
The table of contents is unusually interesting. 1t
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Taken as a whole it surpasses any other Pictorial
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lIerring's Patent Fire-PrOof Safes.

NlE subscriber continues nulae his unrival
led patent hto aad burglar proof safes warrentcd
qaA to any, and superior to of the many which
law been tested rubshed and noticed by the press
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Tine but the money remained IN it's suite depository and
"hs returned 10 the proprietor, and medal awarded
him for the champion snie oi the world. Cnuti, ,n.-
None genuine except those having tho sub.cibers
la SlLAS g, HERRING,
Green Block, corner Pine and Water sta New York,
n B.-Tho above snfcs nud locks be had (ndd
ing ireeht) manufacturers prices OF his author lied
agents, in all the rineipa cities in the United Stntes
nnd Canada.
For sne in Lynohb.rr by the Agents
inn 3l-dlm J. II. THOMPSON Il 90.