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

~ oiCt3 IS hereby given that by virtue Of order
and decree Of the Circuit Court Of Iowa Co Wis
IN 'haHccry made aud entele ed in said Court 2d
dy OF h"rch, A. d. ZOO n cert ain cause pending be-
tore sId CONT Wherein william Chapel is comp lGaut
and t. MGhrIs defendant, and upon the authority given
e IN Sii ORDER anu decree VIII sell at public yend ne
10 the highest aud best for cash Ia hand on sat
uu tue "a Day oi September next between the
OF hiae o CLOCK A. NJ and the setting the sun p NJ
of said day Ihe Court House IN the
tom OF Mineral Point IN said County ali right
and Interest OF the said defendant which he had
therein al The te Of the Mortgage said order
cree mentioned III and 10 the follow ing described lands
10 Wl.-Lot nCmDer nine - and ten ip) IN Block No
five . ~ the village o! Arena County of wa, and
State q Wisconsin, according to the recorded plat
thereof
The above sale viii be made satisfy the sum of two
hundred and forty eight dollars and twenty cents the
sun decrecd by the said court be due by The said
deen ant to the said comp lauant principal and in
teest on SAID mortgage, also TO satisfy the cost of Court
and sale and accruug Interest.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff, Iowa Co Wis.
Sheriff s ifice, Mineral Point, August 6, 1855
James B. Gray, Sol for Com Gg37
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NJ Al 4sED,

In this village, on Thursday, the I'd inst, by
Hon. NJ. NJ. Cothren, Mr.. WILLIAM LANYoS ir
son of VIM. Lanyon Esq, to Miss Mania THoM-
AS, daughter of Samuel Thomas Esq, all of this
place.
Acknowledging the token of remembrance ac-
companyIng the above notice, young friends
have our best wishes for prosperity and happiness
May the rosy path of Matrimony they have just
entered, prove long one, and may they travel it
without molestation from the thorns of adversely
and disappointment.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
SfsEisfEs's SALE.
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tn Attach seRl.


Henry COrWith AttaCEdeGk-
The State Bank OF Illinois AssUmpsit.
virtue of writ % feri facias Issued out of and
der the seal Of the Circuit Court for The Comfy OK
Lafayette and state of Wisconsin, bearing teste tb
twenty first day Of May A ID. 1855 the above iDti-
ted cause, and TO directed ard delivered against
the goods and chat,els, lands and tenemenis OF the
above named defendants, have levied upon and
siez-d all the right, title and Cf he above Ds
med defendants, The state Bank Of Illinois 10 the
following described real estate the property OF Inc
above named de PENDANT, to wit: The west han OF inc
south east quarter and north east quarter OF the south
east quarter of section number thirty five 80, IN low
ship number five, s. north of range number Two, :.
east OF the onrih priDc pal maridan tn County OF
iowa, state of Wisconsin Containing 2o acres and ma
OF which shall expose to sale hi public vendue 10 he
highest and best bidder, for cash. and sBa sen INC
same and all The right, title and claims hIch said oe
fendant had in the above described lands ana
real nineteenth day Of october IN me YER
ofour Lord thousand eight hundred and btythreeo
atany time since aIday Inch said defendant wouiu
have bad thsrein had said defendant not ceased 10
body corporate, the front door of the Court
House in the village of Mineral Point, on SATURDAY the
18th day August, the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty ave between the hour OF
nine o'clock in the forenoo and the setting OF the sun
OF said day. to satisfy said writ and COSTS az me "a" u
reefs. LEVI , IEhIING,
Sheriff Iowa County, WIS
JANIS Il. KSowLros, Esq. Pffs. Any.
sherif's of5ee. 49,, n33w6
Mineral Point July 9Th %
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
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ARRIVAL oF THE ASIA.

Halifax, August l.
The Royal Mai steamer Asia, Captain Lott
arrived here at an early hour this 4. NJ. She
left Liverpool on the p NJ OF the LIST Tier adj
vices will b. due at Boston at about Eoon thurs
day, so that her mails will reach New York al
night
The week had been entirely unproductive OF
any news of Importance in the Crlmea or the
Baltic the posi- ion of the belligerenis remain
ing about the same In the British Parliament
Mr.. Roebuck's motion Of censure upon the Gov
eminent had been debated, but finally rejected by
100 majority.
The vacancy Great ed by the retirement of Lord
John Russell had not been filled, although rumor
saws Sir William Mo lesworlh is the most proba-
bic successor to the colonial secretaryshIp.
Ia Liverpool cotton markets there had been
Their more activity t1an during the preceding
week Sales reached 5000 bales, of which but
a small portion n speculation. The advlces
from the u. 5. had ca Ised more or less depress-
ion during the early part of the week, bat the
market subsequently rallied and closed at about
previous rates.
Wheat and flour steady at about previous quo-
tatons but in further decline of three shil-
lings per quarter had taken place The weather
had been moderately favorable for agricultural
purposes.
Provisions generally dull. Quotations except
for lard which had slightly declined had not been
reduced
The London Money Market easier, con-
soils closed at same figures previous Friday viz.
81.
From MEMBERSHIPS Don Louis Rivas was
to leave Vera Cruz soon in the steamer ftur-
bid for Washington, as was reported III some
quarters to supercede -lmone. Intercourse be-
tween the American Minister and the Mexican
Government is suspended in consequence of Gads-
dens quarrel with the Mexican Minister of For
eign Affairs. The accounts of the revolutionary
movements are contradictory.
Advices from Mobile, state that Judge Gayer
had decided that the fllibustering barque Magno>
lia as well as the arms were not TO rfeited. The
Government would carry the case to the Supreme
Court.
There were 10 more cases of yellow fever at
Gosport, yesterday, and deaths The amount
in the Treasury at Washington is ST s 900 900.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

A REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION will be held
Il nj the Capitol, in Madison "Wednesday, the 5th
day Of September, A. D. 1850 at y clock VI Tor The
purpose of nominating candidates for State Officers to
he supported by the people al the next General Elec-
ton and for the Of such other busine as
may be deemed expeaicnt.
Facn Senatorial and each Assembly District OF the
State i'll entitled TO Delegates in sad Convention
The Committee would respectfully suggest that ;he
several District Conventions for the appointment oil Del
egates 10 the State Convention be hell at O'Clock p
NJ on Saturday the 25th day of August.
In cases where Conventions for the selection Of Dele
gates held in Senatorial District the Delegates
from the several Assembly Districts comprised in such
Senatorial District empowered to appoint the Sena
torial Delegates for such District
Nm. A. WHITE, Ch'mn, WfMAN SPooNEh,
J. A. SLEEPER, f.. b. WOLColT,
C. E.. WUNDERI.Y, ID. w. BALL,
JOHN WALWORTH, SAMUEL BAlRn,
Republican State Central Committee.
Dated a Madison, July ., 1855.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

Haiiey,s t.enui,ss pain Extractor will |
sub1ue the pain and inflammation from the severcst
burns scalds in from twenty minutes-and that
i'll heal the wounds without and efecuaily cure
Fever S5res-Pies-Salt Rheum -Inhammatory Rheu
matism-Sore and Indamed Eyes-Cuts-" ounde-Old
and Inveterate Sores-Bruises- Head-Corns and
Bunions-Erysi pelas -Sprains-Swelings -Chibtains-
FeIonsf3ites of insects-Swe'ed and Broken Breast
Sure Nipples-Eruptions- all other infannaiory
and Diseases where the parts affected be
reached
Don't be incredulons the disc ses named
be cured by only thing but reflect, that the few,
brt positive properties which the Daley oave alone
teins, and heretofore enumerated 10 four-caa
reach not alone the foro diseases, but many
not enumerated.
Query.Do not regular bred physicians prescribe Cal
on1e lnwardiy for scores of different dIseasesf
Each box of GENUtsg DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
upon it Steel Plate Engraved abel with the signatures
of c. " Cl.tIkES ER * CO., proprieto's, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others counterfeit
Price IS cents Der box
OF All orders sh u,d be addressed to c. V. Cckener
81 Coz 81 Barclay ST, New For sale by all dealer.
in Medicine throughout The U. and Canada 81 ly
DIR. Isaac Ebosnp.on' mach CeIe bra
ted Eye Wa;er.-SIT MxR1rs STAND uSRIvALLRD.'
This old, tried and invaluable remedy for all diseases
of the eyes, after having stood the test of Fifty
Years, and the demand sill ncreasn and
has been for the past two years. offered for sale in
tire dress. Each ~ili have Steel Plate En-
graged Envelope, with portrait of the inventor, DIR.
Isaac Thompson, New London, Conn.,, and
of his signature, together with of the sigma
ture OF hc present proprietor, John L. Thompson, No.
i6I and 63 River Street, Troy, New York, and none
other be genuine.
Tie proprietor has been compelled to Ike this change
in the style of the wrapper owing the largo quantity
of Counterfeit which for the past few years have been
palmed upon the Community and especially at
Purchasers are particularly requested to buy but
the ab described, and the heretofore
has been called in any found in that form the proprietor
does not hesitate to pronounce counterfeit
For sale by all the respectable druggists in the United
States and Canada. SLY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
August 6, 1855.

State OF Wisconsin,
Iowa County.
Amasa Cobb, CompI't Sampson Tams, Def't. Iowa
ClrcnIt Court II Equity on bill for partition.
TUE subpoena in this having been returned
served Tor the reason that The said defendant could
not De found and said defendant not having caused his
appearance herein be entered according to the rules
ana practice oi his Court, and il having been made
satisfactorily To- appear by sidayit OF said plainant
mat s IS not resident of this State and
DOT 10 be found therein Upon reading and fling
affidavit II is hereby ordered the said defendant be
aud ne Is reby deemed and taken to be absent de-
ie"dant and hat said absent defendant be and he Is
hereby ordered and cec ed appear, plead answer
dennr 10 he hli OF plant of said comp lainan
or before the 10 day Of September, A D. 1855 in de-
fault thereof the said bill OF plant
be taken confessed and decreed acc rdingy. And
Is trther ordered that this order be published for
weeks successiyey at east in each week in thu
Mine6 Point Tribune weekly newspaper Published
IN THIS state, and that the first publication thereof be
within twenty days from the date of this order.
BY the Court,
NJ NJ. COTHERN, Judge.
l. f. AsssMoEE Sol. for CompPt.
Dated June l-th- 1885.
hereby certify that Tho foregoing is true and
rect copy of The order made bv our said Court in said
cause as The same remain file in my office
Attest JAMES HUTCHINSON
DS-Sp CleFk Circuit Court, Iowa Co, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

WHEnRARoUTs OF SCHUrLEB.-The New York
.7tiGs Is informed by friend in London that
Mr.. Robert Schuyler was in that CITY in the latter
part cf MAY. and dined with several New Workers
at LIngs Hotel. He did not. our friend assures
us, manifest any apprehensious OF arrest under
the extraordinary provisions of the Ashburton
treaty-tar from IT,. He was well at ease and
contemplated an early return 10 the United States,
confident IN the belief that he could satisfy the
world OF the integrity OF bsi conduct Mr. Schuv-
Ter his not, since he left this country crossed the
channel, or visited any part of Europe When he
LETT New York he proceeded 10 Quebec where he
took an English steamer for Liverpool. 1t seems
that ais abandonment Of his native land had been
anticipated, and thar his passage had bean engag-
ed several days before MS departure. He reach
ed Quebec only two hours in advance OF tie de-
paTture OF the steamer. He went under IN as
sumed name but did aot disguise his person
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

Gov Reeder in copy of his answer TO Secre
tary Marcy's last letter TO him, furnished to the
Kansas Tribune says he bears no relation to the
charges of purchasing half breed Kansas lands
He purchased no such lands and thinks he has
been treated unfairly because the President called
on him for a defence against the charge OF viola
ting rules which are not specified He asks for
that specification
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

HdI Done A brute named Hill of Gilman
ton n. H. the father Of the girl said to be under
the charmed influence of a snake has been ares
ted IN Boston, where he had both daughter and
snake on exhibition for pay 1t appears that the
greatest repugnance existed between the snake
and the child, and that the latter was several times
bitten by the reptile when the performance was
gong on before crowd of spectators. The girl
was forced 10 play unnatural and revolving
part under compulsion of her beastly father and
mother
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
AK NOTICE

TREAsURERs OFFICE, Iowa Co. WIs)
MINERAL POINT, August I'd, 1855
Notice is hereby given that so much of each of
the following described lots tracts or parcels of
lands may be necessary for that purpose will,
on the first Monday (3d day. of September next,
and the next succeeding days be sold at public auc.
ton, at The Court House, in the village of Mineral
Point for the payment of the taxes, interest and
charges thereon. Sale to commence at nine
o'clock in the forenoon of the day above-named
JOHN }. UREN,
Co. Treasurer
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

The female slave of Mr.. Wheeler whose dis,p.
pearance al Philadelphia led 10 the arrest Of Mir
Williamson, Is in this city. she denies that
she taken away from Mr.. Wheeler bv force
She says she intended 10 be free. but was closely
watched by her master. She finally got an OPP
poTtunify 10 make her wishes known to some
coluged women who undertook her rescue and she
rejoices that the attemptwas successful
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
New York, Aug.

New Crk, Aug l.
The Washington correspondent of the associ-
clated press In alluson TO a contradiction of his
previous dispatches, state that the removal of Gov
Reeder and the appointment OF Dawson, are true,
without any modification whatever.
The rumors yesterday of the defalcaton of
Mr., Edmonds, cashier of the Mechanics Bank and
city chamberlain, said TO be entirely unfoun
ded 1t arose from some difficulty among some
of the officers of the Bank which led to the res
ignation OF Mr.. Edmonds, which the Bank how
ever refused to accept.
The Washington correspondent of the Cosrter
and Enquire states that the President and Secre-
tary Of the Interior have decided against the val
ldlty of Gov. Reeders proposed purchase of Kan
sas Lands, and the contracts have consequently
been cancelled
Friedrich Oaitensen and several other Germans
were arrested yesterday, on charge of having vio-
lated the neutrality law, by enlstiug men for the
CrImea. The spacitic charge against them is that
they shipped 20 on board the brig America,
Boston bound for Halifax
On Tuesday of last week the Court House in
Taylor Co, Va, was struck by lightning, while
the Court was in session. One person was kill
cd and several others injured.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

LATER FROM MExTco-New Orleans dates Of
thursday are received, containing details OF a
months later news from Mexico. All the Next
can papers are discussing the proposition Of Santa
Anna TO grant the constitution or organized law
to the peobie. The Council Of State had already
adopted this resolution the subject, viz, that
the republican representative form ought 10 be
adopted
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Lots ia CCllfcrrilie.
lots 16, 10 i 4.
IN JUSTICES CoUsET,

Iowa County
Town of Linden, -
To Patrick Ryan and William Dowd.
ETOU are hereby notified, that a writ of attachment
e has been issued against you, aud your property
ched 10 satisfy n demand James Holman amount
ing 10 six dollars add frty three Now, unless you
shall appear before John II. Weston Justice of tho
peace in and for said county, at his town,
on the eighteenth day of august, il. ID. iS5j
O'Clock in the afternoon, in cement viii be
against you and your property sold To- pay the debt
Dated this 18th day of July, y 1852.
3W 50 JAMES InI.N w. Plaintif
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

DiED-At 10y, Richland County Wis, on the
18Th day of July, $50, Hiram L. Britain aged
60 years and l month. His loss is much lamen-
ted as he was one of the oldest settlers in Wis
ccnsin and iavorabiy as well as extensively known.
lie leaves wife and one child His last VIII
Will lie proved at SeXtonylle on the goth day of
August A ID. 1855 3Jy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

Perfectly Color all the icy things we ever
saw, heard, read OF, the profound discovery of
the -3rsns that Gov. Barstow did not sign the
LunatIc Asylum contract, comes little nearer 10
a hyperborean climate, than anything we have
met with lately. The Governor did not sign the
Lunatic contract Nobody ever pretended he did
but he did what was far more, he /" APPROVED"
II. Such little tricks as this of the argus to turn
public attention from the true state of the case
betray al once the workings OF conscious guilt
Madison Patriot. Dcnil
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

Illinois PeniteHtiary The report OF the War
den of the Penitentiary for the month of June
Just ended, makes the following exhibit Twenty
three prisoners have been received, and fifteen dis
charged. Fifteen were discharged by expiration
OF sentence; one escaped one died and one was
removed by writ of haJeas corpus. The present
number Of convIcts is 3s9.-.9h2n Can,Eer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
Republican Senatorial & Assembly Conventions.

Republican Senatorial & Assembly Conventions
accordance with .he suggestion of the State Cer.
Committee of the Republican party, a Cosscuton OF
the Fifteenth Senatorial District, consisting of lows and
Rchland Counties, will be held al the Vnge Of DoDeE
yrLLx on Saturday 25h day OF August 1885, for the
purpose elecng delegates to represent the said
District convention, 20 be held Al Madison,
on the 5.h OF september
After the Senatorial Convention, the delegates from
Iowa County will resolve into Assembly District Con
yenons and eject delegates from each Assembly
District, for the purpose above stated.
the Committee res iecfuIy suggest That the several
precinct be held on Saturday August ieih.
Each precinct entitled to delegate for every
ey voters ling basis The Congressional election
In 1854.
\ n n CRANE GEORGE w BLISS,
b. r. THOMAS, MARTIN NASH,
! F. MESSNORE Central Committee.
Dated a, Dodgeville, July "a, 1855.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
TAKEN UP.

BY the subscriber at the bod eva House. in the town
OF ppdgeEile, July 70, GRAY HORSE light buiIt wi III
"h',e strip on one eide of the face, supposed be
ABOUT years old lie has small on The inside OF
INC lett ham The owner Is requested to call, prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
. MOSES HOWELL
Dodgevle, August 6, 1855. 4y37
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08

THE VIZ sTHER.-Friday was very warm day.
The Mercury up TO about 100 in the shade
During the night, however, fine shower of rain.
accompanied by heavy thunder and vivid flashes
OF lightning, cooled the atmosphere, and rendered
II little more enduTabe. Those Soda Fountains
at Fulfords and Vivian's are indispensable aids in
Keeping Cool
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
TAKEN LIP

, the subscriber living Otter Creek in the oyvn
p OF Willow Springs. LaFayett9 Co. erav or nearly
Sh''e VI AXE Her age not known though quite old
70 marks except few harness and scars unon
the hind legs The is Vested call prove DR.
erty, pay charges and take he' away
CHARLES PROCTOR.
1,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-08
Mineral Point-Continued


VILLAGE LOTS IN MIN ERAL POINT
Lot No. l. in ri pck B. lots 3, aud part blk "a W.
and 10 blk "a, lot > blk z, lot - Blk : lot blk III ~
blk 40 lots ;, blk rs lot blk -, lots g. II hIk IT,
blk b lots - blk Z, lots ? l. blk = lots g. y and -
and II. "a blk 7. lot ., blk g. lots , blk q h.,
:, eL and 10 Blk 3 1, lot 10 blk 81 and al fee, Ia
blk IL, lot II blk B lot blk T. lot blk } bk = H.,
blk O. iot blk ~ Lot blk q lot biz 10, my as -
Blk 80, blocks - and 30, lot blk 70 lot . ; : 81,
blk 81 lot blk %, lot bis 26, lot blk a. tots
Al lot blk Z, hot blk H. Il blk 3D. lot blk II k
8, 10, u 3 blk y, lot blk B. lot > blk t. hcksI a
10 lott blk 81 Fets Survey--Part loL $50 bIk & No.,
lot 1885, : IA 49, i5i $50 = $50 part pt Ig7 NJ 100
pit 81, wa 49, acre IN 235, 49, 2l7 2lS, IS tnn in
1893, acres in is, 1i4i and 244, 239 gao ut m ~
pt lot 81 $40 OBS, and 25S, Z $40. 1243 ga af5
Isl, I-e, l-9, 81 eet W side 81 lots &c a. IS - and
81 :. 3D. s2f, p 3-, 5539, q ii6, I76, of M.
pt ia 1854, 40 4 100 in 247. s3-I0D acres in
2i3, IS p of 3i, 1922, 90 and feet in feet in 81
ri Ia IL l1i- l95 and L. IgS, 2HS a. GIL 9I9
III, Is, - and 81, So of l72- 2n, go 237 10
- feet in A., and % Twins Addan62 f6 20 % IuI
l3i l42, 6i, lS3 S7, 800 ~ 25S q] BIO las 2tS 90
23I, 235, ~, a, % % 3d. 66 Is r. 90 100 lQ4 I'd
IS 81 I26 1870. 1873 i65, 2I7 157, IS5 Ia 2I2 2 23
2i6, az, H. 1853 264, as, gS7 2g2, 3aS 3a I'd gs
pa, $40, 295 900 b. 3d. 50 81 H. 100, la l43 ia
I54, 19a, 2I3 l47 III 22I, 299 24a 49, I4 "a I9
1t, ), l35, 24l, 242. pa, 90 aS 2ul 225 ~ 2I4 es
30l, 300, $50 TAO 81 81 CT 81, 81, 70 s.. Its m.
100, 1872, l23 IS5, is5, 2u1 2n5 49, 23g 93 an
2I3, 2I3 f. 81, ~ 600 270 277. 300 3D T7 Strpgs
Aheration-is of 2, , :, 9, 10, H. -. -, ~ is
6 Z, L. Ia, -, 81, - %, 24, -. o. 81 IS 20 lots 6 =
Strung's Reservations 65 100 acres Taylor's Aa-
dition-Lot 50.
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State of Wisconsin, !
Iowa County. GO

State of Wisconsin,
Iowa County.
Amasa Cobb, Compi't The unknown heirs of John
Atchison deceased, Des. Iowa Circuit Court In Equ
ty on file for partition.
rTNE subpoena in this having returned not
served for the that said defendant could not
be found and said defendant not having caused his
herein to be entered according the rules and
practice of this Court and IL having been made salts
tactory to appear by affidavit of said complainant that
said defendants residents of this State and
cannot upon enquiry be ousd therein. Upon reading
aud filing said sidavit and upon motion of said
p!anant by E. Messmore ESQ., his solicitor, il is or
dered that the said defendants be and they hereby
deemed and taken be absent defendants and that said
absent defendants be and they hereby ordered
and directed TO appear plead, demur TO The
said painants bill of Complaint herein, efore
the 18th day of Septe mber, iS55or in default here
of the said complanaBts bill of complaint will be taken
confessed and decree ente ed accordingly And
IS further ordered that copy of this order be published
for weeks successfully least in each week IN
the . Mineral Point Tribune, weekly newspaper print
ed and published Minera Jin in said state, aDdthat
the first publication thereof Re within twenty days from
the date of this order By the Court,
M. NJ. COTHRES, Judge,
Dated June 18th 1855.
hereby certify that the above is true copy of the
order made said said Court, the same
remain on file in my Office. Attest
JAMES HUTCHINSON,
n32w6 Clerk Circuit Court, Iowa Co.. Wis.