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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
Sh Il lf E's SALE.
George w. Cray rs. Patrick Cosgrov

ofeo W. gray Us. fairlck Cosgrove.
Id virtue of Execution issued ont of the Office
" OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court for the County of
iowa, State of WISCONSIN,, and directed and de
vered against the goods and chates lands and tene
mems Oh Patrick Cosgroye, and in of George
cray nave levied upon and seized following de-
tced Real Estate as the property the said deie nd
ant . VIII Inc south east quarter of south east
qualer OF Section number twenty six So in township
numo er seVen 2, morrill, of Range number one l. east
the oulh Principal Meridian, the county of iowa.
state OF wisconsin whereof the Patrick Cospoye
vas sei1ed on the 7sh day of November, A. D. 1851 or
any lime SIN ce, which shall sell Public Vendu ne to
bidder for cash. at the front of Court
nons IN the town OF Mineral Point on Saturday the
znd DAY OF June, A D. 1885, between the hours of o.
CLOCK a. M and the setting of sun of the same day
SAID damages and costs, With accruing costs of
sale as The law directs. -e oo''' Vi
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff,
n Iowa Co., Wis.
sher.t s Once, Mineral Point su72
April ~, A. u. 1885. /
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NOT a LAWYER.

HE CAPITAL GAzETrE.-The second number
of this paper, published at Madison, by Poland &
Harrington, and Edited by Rev. ]. NOLAN, for
merly of this place, is received. Its tvpographi-
cal appearance is highly credtabe, its selections
in good taste and its editorials evince much abil-
lty. The editor has recently visited this village,
and gives the following note of the place in the
Gazette:
Mineral Point looks rough and unfavorable to
the traveller on account OF the broken mining
land, which surrounds il but the upper part oil
the town affords beautiful sites for dwellings: and
taking into consideration its healthiness fertility
OF soil and mineral advantages, we think il de.
sirable location for many of those who are seek.
ing homes IN the west The eastern people do
not appreciate the mines. They think the soil
uniavorabe for farming purposes; and they have
heard so many strange things about the mines.
that they are prejudiced against them The truth
is, along the borders of the mining lands there is
as rich, fertile soil any in the state; and in ad.
dItIon, what 10 the farmers is no small item. a
sure market is found for all his produce and his
pay is not in rags of doubtful character but the
SO lid shining stuff
And as to the inhabitants, they are as noble,
generous fellows as ever wrought with pick and
bucket
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SffEssEFE,S SALE.

" virtue of r ecution issued out of the Office
n 3 OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court the County
OF Iowa. State OF Wisconsin, and directed and
delivered against the goods and cbattes lands and len
emeDts OF Richard Tregaski John Tregasks Thomas
Tregasks, coparners trading and doing business
the name, firm and s1 lie Tregaskis Brothers and
in favor of Henry w. Haydock, Wiam A. Allen and
under the name firm and style of Henry w. Haydock
& Col have levied upon and seized the following
Reai Estate az the property of The said defendants,
wit: Lots number eighty nine 49, ninety, 90, six
70, and ninety nine, 20, in Vets survey the town of
Mineral Point, ALSO, out lots numbered ore hundred
and seventy two, l2, hundred and ninety five 10 J.
one hundred and ninety eight 1913, two hundred, eco,
two hundred and one, 20i, two hundred and two 2G2
two hundred and eight, 2tS hundred and ten TO-
twelve. 2ie, in harrsons survey of The Mineral
Point. Lots number two ,, three. 3, eight s. and nine
D. IN block number thirty four, 34 in strong )oty 4
ONeHs Addition of the town of Mineral Point.-ALso,
the equal undivided one fourth part of the east
quarter OF The north east quarter of Section number
eighteen L. and toe equal fourth part of
the north west quarter of the north
ton number sc yenteen II in Township number ive s.
north, of Range number three, the 4th Prin.
of Iowa. State Of Wisconsin, Whereof the said defend
ants were sezed the 18th day of April, A. D. 49,
which shall sell at Public yendue the highest hid
der for cas- h. at the front door of the the
town of Mineral Point, in the County Iowa, on saur
dey the md day Of June A D. 1855 cen the hours
OF nine clock M and the setting P. NJ of
said day, to satisfy said writ and Costs.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff,
Iowa County, Wis.
WAsHBuRs WoopM.s, Att'ys for PITTS.
Sheriff Office, Mineral Point, , 6w22
April Ia, 1855.
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w.
his wife, heirs at law of Phillip Cock,
The unkRown heirs of Henry Cock, William T
Cock and David Cock, no were heirs at
law of Phillip Cock.
NoTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an order
~ and decree in Chaucery made and entered in said
Court, the gath day of October, d. 1851, in GER
tain pending before said Court wherein Richard
Cock, William Decker, and Mary, his wife, heirs
Philip Cock, comp ainans, and the heirs
of Henry Cock, William Cock, and David Cock, who
heirs at law OF Phillip Cock. defendants, and
upon the authority given in said order and Decree will
sell at Public Vendue TO the high and
half part cash in hand, and half part upon
credit of three years interest rate of seven per
per annum-a Deed will be executed to The pur-
chaser OF said premises the said sale, Bond
Mortgage taken from said purchaser one half par. of
said purchase money, with interest aforesaid
due at the expiration of three years. Saturday,
the end day of june A. d. 1885, between the hours of
nine O'Clock A. NJ and the setting of the p. M of
said day, the door Court House, in the
town of Mineral Poir in said following de-
scrbed Real Estate, mentioned in said decree, to wit:
being piece parcel OF lard situated AID being in
the town of Mineral Point, county of Iowa and State of
Wisconsin,, and is known and distinguished the IN
survey OF said lots part parcel of Lot
number ninety one, 81, commencing the north east
of said lot and running with the
south forty three and fourth degrees eighty
nine feet thence south y eight degrees forty eight
minutes west twenty three two twef MS feet q Com
merce street, thence with said street three degrees
minutes west seventy five and half feet stephen
Prdeaux's corner, thence north fifty six half
degrees east, fifty feet to the north line
Der ninety thence With said line the
ginning, containing twenty five hundre Of
together with all and singular Entertainments ard
appuItcnan thereunto belonging any wise APP
pertaining.
The above sale will be made on partition of property
LEVI STERLING, sheriff.
Iowa Co. Wis.
PARTY EATON, Sol. for Ccmpt.
Sherif's Officc, Mineral Poin, 6yo2
April IA, a. ID. 1855.
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IN me malter OF the Estate OF JOHN HALLowrtI decd
reading and ding the petition OF George Robin,
" of the County OF Iowa and State IF Wisconsin rem
resenting among other things, that on the 7h dsy on
to him, said petitioner, the premises known as Nh
west quarter of the North quarter of Secii, nun
Der Three, Is IN township nanber seven, ~ north q,
HI nge number i've, TO- east of The Fourth prncrrsI
meridIan; and claiming that he the said petitioner
entitled to convey of said premises and Iayire
that Joshua Rhodes, Administrator said Estate he
authorized and directed by decree of This Court 10 make
and execute convey ance Of said premises him. The
SAID petoner-lt IS ordered that said petition heard
before the Judge of this Court the first day q, MAJ,
A ID. 1855, at the Probate office Mineral Point in aid
county. And is further ordered that notice thereof
be published for six successive weeks prior TO said ay
of hearing, in the" Mineral Point Tribune weekly
newspaper printed and published at Mineral Point in
said county. l.. NJ. STRONG, County Judge.
Dated March oh, A. ID. 1855. 6EI7
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II dangerous Eruption on the Skin, cured
by HoHoTGys Ointment and --Extraordina
ry Case-Edward Fenton, of Milk-street Boston
was fer twelve years afflicted with eruptions.
which covered the whole of his body, and even
his face was dis6gured with large bIotches like
small pox; ne tried many reputed remedies, yet
nothing did him any good. About seven months
ago ne commenced using Holoways Ointment
and Pills he found himself better in fortnight and
IN SIX weeks was entirely cured, by these medi-
cines He has had no return whatever OF the
complaint from that time
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CHANCERY SALE


Siy Acnahdn u.s. James Doepa
NoTlCE is hereby given that by with.
~ and decree of the Circuit Court s oi an order
Wisconsin IN Chancery, made and epterat County,
on tne 18th day OF March, A D. 1855 in N sal Court
pehong before said Court, wherein Hen an Cause
complainant and James Doane is def ,Lenahsn
me authority given me in sad order snd and Upon
zen at Public Sendue 10 the highest 49, viii
9asa IN hand, on Saturday, The 18th dsT bidder
A D. le5s between the hours Of nine Cay Jay of Nav
the setting of the sun p. of said dav A and
OF the Court Houses in the town of 'front.' door
county an the right title and interest of The
ant, or which he had therein at the date Of defend
Ia said order and decree, mentioned IN 81, Mortgage
lowing described lands TO wit-The south 70 he fol-
OF the north east quarter of Section Quarter
and The south east quarter of the north a Three, ~
section number three, D. in township num- quarter Of
north, OF Range number two, e. east iou
acres, also, the south east quarter Of Ib eighty
quarter OF Section thirty five. (3S in south west
nve, too north, OF Range number two % plp number
In Iowa county, State of Wisconsin 0Ns, Situated
The above sale will be made 10 ss,iser a.,
hundred and twenty six dollars and sixtv s OF two
SUM decreed by tie said Court 10 b. me cents ID.
PENDANT To said complainant for PRINCIPAL SAD de-
SAID Mortgage, sso- TO satisfy the costs ~ leies
Sale, and accrung interest vi NouIi and
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
Com & MrssxoKE. Snl-rs 70, co,. low Co.. VIA
Sherifs office, Mineral Point. March 3o Ie5z
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CHaNCERY SALE.

Anthony Naucolas, ps.t IOWA COUNTY, WIS.
Henry VanOrman, Circuit Court.
NOTTCE is hereby given, that by virtue of order
IN and decree in chsncery made end entered in sad
court, the 9th day March, A D. lea5, in a certain
therein pending, wherein Anthony Nancolas is
complainant ad Henry vanOrmAn defendant, will sell
at public vendue highest bidder for cash. Sat-
urdsy the I'd day June, A D. 1855 at o'clock, p NJ.
of said day. the front door OF the Court House In the
town of Mineral Point in said county, all the right, title
and interest OF said defendant which he had therein
at the date mortgage mentioned in SAID order and
Decree in and the following described real esaie
wit The undivided half of the south east quarter OF
the north quarter Of section number twelve, (2 in
township number t6) north of range number one,
east of the fourth principal meridian the same being in
the county OF Iowa, State of Wisconsin
The above sale will be made to satisfy the of sixty
six dollars and ninety Cents ($6692 deceed by said
Court 10 be due complainant from said defendant
for principal and said mortgage, and also TO
satisfy The and interest accruing in said cause
gctheT with costs of sale, sc.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff,
Mineral Point, April IL 1855. Iowa Co., Wis.
22w6 GIoRsx l.. FRosT, Sol for Comp't.
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CfIANCEskH SALE.

Frederick Waughtalf U.s. Francis Dunn,
~ Office is hereby given that, by virtue of an order
~ and decree in Chancery made and entered said
Court, on the 10Th day of March, ID. 1855 certain
cause pending before said Court, wherein Freder lex
"aughah is complainant. and Francis ]. Dunn is de-
fendanf, and, upon the hory given said order
and decree, III sell at Public Vendue the
ana best bidder Tor cash, Saturday, the End day
June, A. d. 1853, between the hours OF nine o'clock A..
NJ and the setting of the NJ. of said day, at the
front door of the Court House, in the Mineral
Point IN said county, all the right title and of
the SAID defendant, which he had therein date
oil the Mortgage In said order and decree mentioned
and TO the following described Real Estate witt The
south west quarter OF the north quarter Section
number fifeen Is and the half the south east
quarter o. Section number ten, TO- all township num-
Der fou A. north, of Range number east, of the
Fourth Principal Meridian, in the County Iowa State
of Wisconsin
The above sale will be made satisfy the sum of Eve
hundred and twelve dollars four CENTS the sum
decred by the said CourI be due by defendant
70 saio complainant for principal and said
Mortgage, Also, TO satisfy the accruing
interest LEVI STERLING, Shern,
Iowa Co., Wis.
Parry EATON Sol for PI'H.
sheriff g Once, Mineral Point , 6ve2
April IA, 1855.
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Y PRoHATE,-IOwA co. COURT

I'D te s'ter OF The Estate of WRsroN MELLrr
IN reading and fling the petition of Marcu, s,r,a
- want OF The County of Iowa and State Of wiscon.
SIM iofih' among other things that Weston Mel
LEM late of the town Of Pulaski in The county 81 i
and state OF Wisconsin, died nestate leaving good
cnattes and estate within this County, and nrayipS ~,
ad ulhstratlon oil said Estate be him granted n
ordered that SAID petition be heard before the Judus
tnis Court on Tuesday, the first day May A. d. isss
al me once IN Mineral Point, in said COUNTY Of
Iowa And it is further ordered that notice thsS ~
gwen TO all persons interested, by publishing conv
ihls order Cor three successive weeks prior 10 s, De-
OF hearing, In the - Mineral Point Tnbuuen weekIy
newspaper printed and published at Mineral Point IN
said county j.. NJ. STRONG. Couotv IrGns "
Doeeu hi1ith ID, 'coo.
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II The Plow has been in motion BY many
6. our farmers, and the seed time has come
again. The season is unusually late. and as labor
IS scarce, with good prospective market for
everything that can be raised, there will be bur.
rying times among the farmer this spring-Wa
fc-To-s9. Ts,nss
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SPRINGFIELD, April 4, 1855
lie me Holders OF Notes of the Banks that are
IN liquidation
am now prepared to redeem the circuIating
notes OF the banks that in liquidation at mar.
VIZ The Farmers Bank, The Phoenix Bank The
Union Bank, and the City Bank. situated at Chi.
Saso' ana me Mechanics and Farmers Bank, at
Springfield, Iii. -
THos. H. CAMPBELL Auditor
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lHos. II. CAMPBELL Auditor

Wdr-lks-The President has o-laros 60,
NcCauley. Commander of the Gulf Sauadrop r.
pour broadside into any Spanish vessel which
shall attempt TO modest our steamers Fer
available u. 5, vessel is to be despatched TO ,ht
coast of Cuba-HR Free Dem
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

NEW CArHoLIc CHURcu In another column
will be found a notice FOR the erection Of a new
Cotholic Church in this village The rapid in
crease OF this denomination has rendered tneces-
saTy that much larger building be provided
for their meetings, hence the proposals above al
luded 10. We have been shown the plan OF the
proposed building, and deem il the most simple
cheap and commodious of anything of the kind
IN this place; When completed, this church will
present as beautiful an appearance as any one in
the town
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
IowACousTY, IN JUSTICE COURT.
Town of Mineral Point.

To one Husse, whose christian name is uDkn own.
NOU are hereby notified that a writ of attachment ha
Il been Issued against YOU and your property attach
ed to satisfy The demand of Francis Hamby, amounting
to twenty 3I-l00 dusrs Now, unless you shall appear
before Samuel Thomas, Justice OF the Peace and for
said county, 81 his Office in said the 7h day Of
May, A. d. 1853, at O'Clock in the afternoon adg.
ment will be rendered against you, and your properly
that has been attached will be sod pay the aforesaid
debt Dated this 10 h dgy of April. A. u. 1855
2lw3 FRANCIS HAMRLY. Plsinif
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JUDICIAL ELECTION.
Official Majorities.

U HAT MAsUFAcroRr.-By referring to our Adj
vertis ng columns it will be seen that Mr.. B. HAIR
risoS is opening shop the corner of High
and Chestnut streets, for the mandatory Of Hats,
Caps &c. Such establishment has long been
needed in Mineral Point, and we have no doubt
Mr.. H. will meet with an encouragement that will
enable him to compete with any Hat Store in the
West. Heretofore all the money paid for hats and
caps in this place has been sent to Milwaukee OF
other markets, but with a mandatory in our
midst. most of il may be kept in circulation at
home. We hope to see Mr.. Harrison do a pros
porous business. for we like to encourage home
manufacture.
WISCONSIN BEEr.-Nr. William Curry, of this
village, put pair OF fat cattle upon The scales on
Saturday last, for The purpose of ascertaining their
weight which proved follows:
TIE lightest weighed 2,206 pounds
The heaviest 1889
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

NHE Partnership, heretofore existing betwesn the
subscribers in the Grocery and Provision busine.s
has been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having claim against the firm will present che same n
EpwARD CoAD for payment, who is also anisori,ad =.
collect the debte due the company ~
EDWARD COAD
Mineral Point, March 7, le55 sv15.
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Louisville, ApIil 9.

Louisville, April 9.
Louisville Election-Kno,c Nothing Tfctorv.-
The Know Nothings have swept the city by a
tremendous majority. Barbee, Mayor, and all the
municipal officers, except one school trustee and
two councilnon. are Know Nothngs.
l ne anti-lquor ticket was carried by large
majority. Election passed off quietly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
! P ECIAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS

For building the New Catholic Church in this vii.
rage Tor the Stone and Carpenter work, will be
received I'LL Thursday evening next, 10th April,
at Lenahan & Brothers Store. The plans and de-
scrption of the work can be examined by apply.
ing 10 Father Cause, at his dwelling, near the
present church
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

Specis-The Str. Union sailed for New yo-k
from Southampton on the 9th inst. with s2a6. 600
In specie, and the Black Warrior for Havana, with
$4,000 in snecie
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

FRESH VACCINE MsTrER--Dr. J. B. Moffett
aas just received supply of Fresh Vaccine Mat
1eT' and Is prepared to vaccinate all who desire
preventive 10 small pox
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
MADISON MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMP N.Y.

THIS responsible Company offers superior induce
mcnts to those desiring INSURANCE upon Dwell.
ling Houses, Barns and out buildings, against Loss BY
FIRE Farmers risks and isolated Dwelling Honses
being the only kind of property this Company
Persons having this class of property will readily appre
ciate the advantages which this Company affords
JOHN TOAY. Agent, Mineral Point
Mineral Point, March TO- 1855. I7tf
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II Cash sales at Stevens PIT Land Office for
quarter ending 3ist March, 1885, si5,66l 06.-
Sferetas p Flneru.
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FRuJr TREEs.-We that r. d. PU1roRp is
again prepared to ill orders for every variety of
Iiu, Trees and Shrubbery, from the best nurser-
Is IN the west. He has already received large
supply, and will continue during the season for
transplantng, 10 receive such as may be wanted
A large number of Frnit Trees were set in this
county last season, and have no doubt the
number viii be greatly increased the present
spring.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

II The notes of all the Illinois and Wiscon-
sin suspended Banks are current in ST. Louis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

II Inc Hon. Thomas F. MARSHALL, of Ken.
lucky, has again joined the Sons OF Temperace
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ARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber proposes to cell the
MsE1 81 FARM which he now resides ~
16NM R ing in the town of Ridgeway about
~ half way between bod eville and the
<E4& Blue Mounds 1t consists of about
three hundred and forty acres of LAND,
wei watered. comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,, a good
Barn, with basement of sone thirty forty eight
with good and very convenient oubuildings built in
the most substantial manner Also, an Orchard of about
three hundred bearing Apple trees the choicest kin d
of grated fruit, together with Pears Plums Cherries
Gooseberres and Currants. There are about ppery
acres under fence with good timber and meadow land
The FARM is so situated that il NAV he
divided, making two small ones For
terms enquire of the subscriber on the premises.
G. w. HICKCOX.
hpri io, loo5 2ItE
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PROPERTY FOR SAFE.

&c., THE subscribers offer for Sale, the Sto,e
EM,;I House and Lots, and buildings Connected
E@,,,J occupied by d. Perry, in The village OF
G4s.4. Dodgevile, at low Cash prices For naIticu-
lar. inquire of WILLAMs, on the Premises or of
ROBERT D. Ron in Hazel Green, Grant County Wis
consin. WILLIAMS IL ROB ERTS.
Apr1i b, 1893. 3w2l.
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FoRKIcS NEws--We publish to-day such For
eisn news as has been received by the Washing
ton and the America. There appears to be but
little prospect of immediate peace One account
states that battle had been fought, and that the
Russians sustained great loss, while another and
later represents matters as unchanged in Ike Cri-
rnea Wepresume that little or nothing has been
done in the way OF fighting
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

II John Smith is being tried in Cincinnati TO
murder. Poor John, he has seen world of trou
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