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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-03

0IrNous -ommes autorises d anncnccr
NJ. ULYssE FOi.SE, Sommc candi-
dat d la place d'AssEssEuR de ccttc
paroisse, aux elections de noyembre
proclaim.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-03
BALLARD.

Telles sont, messicurs, les revelations
qui nous sont faitcs par un homme que
vons connaissoz tous ct que vous estimez
tous. II Il soulu enirer dams cette sooiGte,
croyant eu'eile traviIillait MI bien ct a
Ia prosptritt du pays Iiais aussif6tsq quill
il va les tnofnaes abus qni y germaient.
il quite cctte tonrbe d'i ntrigants pour
nc pas parliciper Ieurs actions clandes-
tines.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-03
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-03

OF We are authorised TO announce
MI. ULYSiSE FOLSE, as candidate
for the office Of ASSESSOR of this parish,
at the election Of November next,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-03

0~Nons sommes a,ltorises 4 annonecr
Ne. EDOUARD DERGERON, com
me candidat Ia place dc CoaoNER dc
.cette paroissc, aux elections de nosem-
bre proclaim,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-03

15- We arc authorised to announce
At. EDOUARD BERGERON a. cam
didate for the Office ofCoRoNER, Of this
parish, at the elections Of Noscmbef
next,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS!.


III. 81 %. LEO L ID
MOULD return their thanks TO the citizens of Mine
raj Point and vicinity for the patronage they have
received during the time they have been in Trade and
respectfully announce to their numerous patrons and
friends, That they have their stock of Goods
TO the Store formerly occupied by a. Koor now
fully selected stock Goods suitable 10 the wants of
tails vicinity, end consisting part Us IylloBs:
DRY GO @ DS,
Rroadcoths, Cassirneres
Plain and striped sati- kentucky Jeans,
ncts OF every qEanty Iweeds and a great variety
and styie3 OF Dress Goods,
DcIa1Hsl AlpGcas and MeTin,es.
SILK GOODS AND TRIMMINGS
Dress silks, aue assor Bonnet Cap and Bellng + ID
meat, bans.
Black SIX Lace and wofsied and silk Braid,
Fringes, Gimps
CUlor'd and BLACK Bro Grape T.eese. &c
eade S!iBs, Jaconett and Cambria Mus
Embroid'd cuffs and lin,
Collars, India Book and Swiss Mus
Isle Thread and Nus lin,
lin EdgjEcs, Jaconett Edginzs, sc.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
ladies' aad Gents Gloves of every description
Wooea and Cotton hosiery. y great variety Of Chu-
drens Hose.
READY MADE CLOTHING
great variety OF all binds of Coats, all kinds of
SHOES II MIS- and other X Is nj every Iss,ruof
Of SHELF HARDWARE,
CROCK cry AND GLASS WARE.
We bave the BEST assortment of Crcckery and Glass
Ware ia Western Wisconsin,
GROCERIES
We have on hand a choise assortment of FAMILY
GRoCbkIES- Persons wishing 10 buy SOODS. will
End it their interest call before purchasing
elsew here, do not intend TO be undersUid.
Produce IF all kinds received in exchange Goods.
The highest price pad IA CASH for GOOD Merchants
bic Whe1t, delivered at their store. 24tf
Mineral Point, Cct.l4 1851.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11

"a 4 n - T. = z = q q q % IL A he.
NHE subscriber viii SELL without reserve one OF the
4 choicest selections OF Real Estate in Western Wis
coDsin, consisting of 500 OF land, situated in
fown four 80 north Ranges four a. and i've 81
cast Of the Fourth Principal Meridian in the County Of
.aFSyCtte NisCEIs and being Il miles sGfb
ton aud % miles uoIthest of Argyle: all of hh lies
IN one body except forty acres OF Mineral land hich
lies miles nom the rest.
Natural 4 fEy-asEs Ees.-The creek Of yellow
Stone passes ttroGgb tue portion of This land form
ing most beautiful yaliey OF or near 90 acres OF
cb5ce Meadow land and making valuable site for a
wafer % Ter' zoe acres of excellent Timber City
OF choice NlEe-el liud ldrres OF fine rock Tor build
ing purpose also excellent lime stone. of the cad
Mines u - srcieH for those acquainted with basi-
- state, that they have been worked for the last
ot pure living waters ana situated suit tbs wishes
of almost
Improvement Homestead of so acres; one frame
ana log DIVE 1885, consisting OF six cDnyenent
Store building 4 by - f. story with cellar: cue
Stone stable, 2h hY 81 H. saw Mil. Is bv IS one
lime Kiln, that VIII hold 800 bu5 hels Sky acres under
good lence, Hisy under cultivation, hundred young
t'hUgF IKEEs, 'Fith variety of ShTa5bery-
improvements on adjoining Farm frame Dwell
mig, ~ ny - feet and Z story, in three rooms:
log stable aud cJnF eueEt out BuilGisg on this Farm
there Is ID Of Mineral iand} acres under GOOD
,Fa or Sprtns, and Oats in abundance. sixty Apple
and Pear Trees most OF hch bearing trees also a
choice selection OF ShTGbbsry.
Ali OF which I Rju sell together Ten Thousand
Dollars. Cash, or Ia - paris 10 salt purchasers
Any 9ae wishing 10 keep Retail store they would
ind th's desirable location aud could safety count on
dong business from q 5000 dollars year. Every
advantage o. ths section OF country for stock raising is
embraced on the above described Farm.
Any iuiuTmHtUn IA regard - the above described
misses WIZ De- Freely Z yen p eBqairus Of the sub
Yellow S-ane, Wis, March {, 1851. 6mr7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
Fell amt EEslasses. Goods.

TE UNDERSIGNED having received Incomplete stock
x OF Fal and Winter Goods, is prepared, at reason
able prices - supply all those who may him
their customs with such articles of Fashionable Drapery
best adapted to rigorous climate and the vaFi-
tastes of The community.
AT his store will also be found good SIMPLY of Fami-
II GrocvresBoots- shoes, Hats, Caps Hardware Crock
cry and all Other articles usuy Kept general Retail
Store. R. Nj. SMITH.
EasTOEs OIL For sale by
u r. N SMITH.
aSzsE EsE. good article Of Country Cheese tor
Z i sale by *. 81. SMITH.
esAEr By The barrel or bushel for sale by
- Z. NJ. SMITH
. tESENS. A few boxes of J choice article, for
II O. for sale by K. NJ. SMITH.
ESRSNEs. good article for sale by
Il r. NJ. SMITH.
q EAST POWDERS. Siicknev Poor's gen
d giBe, for sale by Il. NJ. SMITH.
gear. Hard soap, Toilet soap, Shaving soap &C.,
- for sale by r NJ. SMITH.
FsEERS- German Cdpcrs ofthe best quality.
X for sale by Il. Nj. SMITH.
AtROUCD COFFEE, Warranted fresh and COED
Sz X NJ. SMITH.
FESEA.-lmperial, Young Hyson, eunpowder and
n Black, for sale by K. NJ SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
Hotels, &c,
A-fE ssEsECAH Sc,

z yhs undersigned takes pleasure in saying the cit
q izeps of Mineral Point and tue travelling public
that he has fitted his House High street, in The
best p0sEiSe manner for The accommodation OF travel
and 5oarders His table III at all be sup
piled with the best the market Affords and none tbs
first class OF cooks and walters will he employed
Good Stables and attentive OsTlers ali times in read
iness for those who have horses.
A shate of the generous patronage ofthe pubcfs re
specjfuiiy solicited. A. SNIFF.
Mineral Point Sept. is, 1854. 43tf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
q EAT ga AZ GAINS
DRY GOODS s. READY MADE CLOTHING
TuE-
NeEE-A ork lheap CasE, Store.

DELIER & MiCHELRACHER. respectfully announce
II 10 the citizens of Mineral Point aud vicinity and The
public generally they receiving
Eastern mlke,s very extensive and assorted stock
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS & CLOTHING,
and all other articles Merchandise usuaIly offered for
sale in a Western store. consisting in part of
Prints of all shades, coi1rs aud varieties.
Broadolotis, Kentucky Jeans, MennOes,
aFne}s, NesuugS, hornets,
Gasslneres, LInseys, Ribbons,
Twceds, CashmeFC5, Alpacas,
silks. SatIpS- Shawls,
-EC.- &c
which they will sell much lower than similar articles
heretofore been sold in this place. In the
CLOTHIS &c LINE.
they stand in fear of competition. Their present stock
large and EN- braces every variety Trey the best
of wUrsmen and supply order on short
notice, which they viii invariably f. They
have general assortment OF al sizes and fashions
HATS * CAPS, BOOTS * SHOES, JEWELRY, &C.,
whch win be sold on the most favorable terms Ladies
and Gentlemen, call and satisfy yourselves at the New
York Cheap Cash store, door below M4l0ney's Con
fecliouery Store, Heh Street
Mineral Point, October II, 1854. y7n4stf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
THE rEsH81soEIE STORE opENED!.

THE undersigned having completed his large and
spacious store is in receipt Of fun and com
piee STOCK OF Dry Goods groceries, Hardware Bootsand
shoes lrcn steel Nails Crockery and Glassware, and
every article Kept IN any store in country would
be useless 10 state his stock i large every
he purchases
would be bGpny TO show portion his OF
goods to any persons who may be disposed To examine
the quality prices % the more extended no.
tcc viii appear provided time sill permit any rate
the public invited TO cali and examine for thrnse
YES. JOHN MILTON
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
Es q TIE RS HOT 81
PLATTVILIE. WIS

the . Union Hofei5' me subsc-thsr ,g,,4Is 20
specuaiy ask Tor 1t p shEse Of public PATRONAGE His
Rooms are large ar asy and IN every department tbs
ltetioh VIII t'e u Consult he comfort wishes o.
ready. 49,
n. p Borders BY the day or week furnis,.ed viii
az necessary convenience unreasonable rates.
Plat .eyile, Nov. II, 1853. 3tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
OI06hing2 CIo6hfngQ
WAR. WAR;.

GOOD EWS FOR CHILDREN.
600 stand OF Arms, with an haJls q ount
of hfmless AMMUNITION attached, together with large
variety of other rOYS, which shall give aws at some
small, nominal consideration
We are making ARRANGEMENTS to have our a. * o.
& y &c department mpiete, and shall always I'VE
Of that sEeeieHt TE7 al 80 psrpou1sd hand
n. B.-&enember the Peoples tn up Grocery, Goth
ing Boot shoe and Dry Goods StoIe, Opposite the
County Building
JAMES ROWAN,
BERNARD McCL0SKEY.
Mineral Point, October I, Isl. Iy2j
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
ATTENTION SOLDIERS /!

IN CONGRESS having passed Law giving to all
IfI q ] pers ms their Widows and Minor children
= have served in WAR. in The United States, $50
es NJ land, the uRdeTs gned having had some expe-
escs in attending to such claims, viii make appiic
- and insure success. upon favorable terms for such
pognty Land claimants may be entitled To, the
Act ~, "a u - DN-'' Az at LEW
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
New Boot and Shoe Shop.

,uyHE subscriber has Just opened g EsoOF and
q SHOE SHOP in the room recently occupied
of;e Of IN Mineral Point Democrat, nearly op-
rie the Court House, where he is prepared with first
Ppgsjitv Stocs and the best Workmen to Inanu!ac
me- on short notice, all kinds of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
BOOTS PIX SHOES

in the best manner, and reasonable terms and War
rnnted 10 be equal any work done the state The
nubc are invited TO CALL and ascertain
h prices and the appearance of his WORK. Feeling
c41fisnt that he satisfy all who 10 want OF
ueofs and SHOES, he would respectfully solicit u
stare yf pablo patronage.
JOHN HADFfELD.
Mineral Point, March IS. 1855. 6nt-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
vaLUanIE FARM FOR SALE

W. are now Offering FOR sale upon reasonable terms
W the fol- described and city lots
ia tue toGtlies OF la Fayefe, Columbia Wis
cORsin:
EAEUaEsLE FARM FOR SALE.
Contiguous 70 The 1ilcatee s Mississippi Railroad.
@ WE viii seIlth at arm lately oceuped
F7s by Dir. John Hand, together with all the ont
- Honses thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
thjlE fREES Of the choicest quality. Said Farm
Contains nearly 29o Acres Of first land, 60 Acres
OF which u broken and well fenced There is hpe nar
ture on the ami well watcred. Also ali kns ~
Farming implements And 90 acres of nne Iana nes,
igYer WE, win 2 comfortable House ON the same
he above premises arc situate near the Model Mill
lo~a IguAly. '@nute descripl OF said premises
may be seen at opf ossee.
FALtA}LE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
Ia ne ooRries Of Iolea and Columbia Wisconsin
3 VIE undersigned offer for sale the following do
q scFibed Real Estate:
= of IND 4 Of y 4 OF = Of 20. town range
w = q " =, Soc. %, Town ), Range East
= q Or u, 5, {.
Uad. ? Of Z a ef < or. 81 81, S,
= Of a.
and r z Of Il r or 4, 4,
No acres = 20 loo UGd north fractions and
Of = ar Sec 7,towa Z, range east,
81 % 100 north fraction No j, 49, TO-
range east.
No. acres ~ 90t0 fractional section IA, town H. range
Und Z Of Lot lsViists survey. Mineral Point, Wis,
u of
" u OF No. 81, q
DUNN READ, Agents.
hinsrai Point Wisconsin Stiff
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
Notice to old Soldiers.

~ TIVE subscribers would respectfuiy call %gx
ia / the attention of all Interested 10 the za51Jg
is fatf that they prepared 10 procure La !, ii
<ss-rauts for those entitled to them under the Act
Nalrss raised March 81, 1885, granting Bounty
OF "a all have served in any of the in whc
Ia.trs States have been engaged for the term Of
me DAYS, their widows or orphans. Persons on-
led Bounty LAM he c Of q be Isd Act are re
viii be found ready to procure same with all
ino ss dispatch aEd on reasonabete terms.
DUNN & READ.
,Gnarsl Point, March "a, 1861 I9tf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
EnduccEsaemts 10 CEUhs.

ts In order that the remaining pictures may dis
posed OF at he time specified Ter The following
Inducements - persons getting up CLuBs.
Any person forming CLUB uF TEN sUBscRIBERs and
fora trGirg TGS DOLLARS 60 Thu Uea, viii receive b
taaIi- ELEVEN BEAUTIFUL ENGRAyISGz aud ELEyEs
IICKE-s.
Any person forwarding Si0n, viii receive one hun
dred md fifteen EnssaYings, AMI one hundred ffteeB
Tickets.
n it should occu that all the tickets disposed Of
when your order receiced yoar money be retdrn-
ed at our expense for postage.
CO All orders for Tickets and En- ra wings should be
addressed to J.. ". ABBOTT,
80 FouFth-st-, -. Louis, No.
" r. Any paper giving the above advertisement two
Insertions before pul 25th and sending d copy To my
address, VIII be presented with entire of beau
Liful Esgrayues named in the advertisement. MART
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
NEW FERRY AZ HExwoRTsE,

- II i " 70 y y = . n n = a.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER has just opened a ferry the
above place, six Ta4ics above Helena and three
miles beiow Arena, where he vii be ready ali time.
attend to the business Of ferry ing passengers
stock &c. the favorable terms. The above
ferry = the state Road leading oa Monroe to Rich
land City, 10 miles from the latter place.
Travellers will find all the dations OF ROOD
no e a. his house with plenty Of sabing aud careu
osilers. t2ItfI JOHN BAs,NARp
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
N-AEE-AEaF. -. g 80.

- fENHE subscriber offers for Sale th. IA I'M on
rsEsf WGch he reside ssssgI n The town
i.saL9 of RitueuGF- Iowa &C., c5TfaiHin o o acres
J ha SAID Farm is we'll wSjcred and tiu4bprcd
here IS = good frame DWELLING HOUSE, frame Barn.
sisE ONT houses ard other ba Iings. 100 acres are
under fence. The Farm is about p miles a. NIadi.
son, and l. o. Mineral Point, and contains Lead
Mineral The stock and farming implements viii b..
sold with the Farm if sired. There is also good
Orchard Ua the premises. Also. Tor sale SO acres OF
coed Timber lard In she ylcistg Of The Farm. For
further TETtc4lurs enquire OF Ns;. e. SAxPseS at te
G3geway Rouse, uf the subscriber the premises
RICHARD ISAACS.
Eidceway, Msrsl s, 1873. 3rlI7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
EMIGRATION AGENCY.

MR.. ROWAN is Agent for the extensive and old es.
tsbshed Emigration aud Foreign Exchange House Of
WILLIAMS K GUioS- New York lie - prepared 70
remit money ususi, M 10 engage passages, the
lowest terms, from all parts Of England ireland end
Sc3tlaDs. Passage Certificates and Drafts sight from
81 Upwards, be obtained OF him. with receipts for
al moneys paid him, for the safe and panctu transmits
sion Of which Company hold themselves Response
Ahp0st paid communications will be answered at
and every required information given.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
II CIRQUE COURT OF FxsCssgsSg
COZ MY, WISCONSIN.

- = !" : . A'.k1V-NoAf,
J,fa H. Nassi5gs;s' . Petition fer Diroree
reading the affidavit made behalf of the com
piaiHsut petitioner, shelving that the defendant
BIAS absented himself ran BE Wisconsin. and
es-gE- that subpoena has been is~ued and duly
turned defendant oUnd ana Is further appearing
shat said dateetat has failed 20 enter his appearance in
said cause % is Ordered shat said defendant do appear.
ans or deuur to cpmPl.iuauts bill petition
before the 18th day OF May 4. .. 1885, said petition
viii be taken IS confessed and thai notice of this order,
ans the peEdaucy Of this suit he given to said defendant
by publication of copy of this Order in The Mineral
Point Tribune weekly newspaper published Mineral
Point in Iowa County being IN The with
SiCbiand County, for six weeks successfully.
publication u be @ithfE twenty DAYS date
this Order. Dated the l4th day of February. l-55.
A =. SLAUGHTER,
Court Commissioner. Richland Co., Wis.
7 hereby certify the above and V Thin TO be true
copy Of Order on file IN my Office.
Attest, c. ID. REJLESTI.T.E. Clerk.
tw . Per WM II. JANNEY, Dept.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
- CIRCUIT Cfs1-FsE - ssECHEE,AxD
COUNTY, WISCONSIN.

Mary Ann AoFeiaad- Us- Ia CtEacerV,
dohu Aoreiaud. Fern J3a F'R. .IVeRCE.
Z ~ reading the affidavit made behalf or the com
~ p}aifHH.- showing i.Hl the Defendant has absent
5d himself from the state of Wise snd appearing
Stat subpoena has bTeu issued in said case, and dutv
returned defendant not found, and further appealing
aat snch defendant has failed To his appearance
ad cause. il Is ordered that said defendant appear,
answer dcmEr, conlUIancnts bin or petition. on
OF before the 18Th day q May A D. I-55 said petition
VII be taken confessed, and that notice Of this order,
ard The pendaDcy Of this writ DE given said defendant
by publication OF acBpy Of this order in the Mineral Point
Tribune, weekly uewsF aPer, printed and published in
Mineral Point in Iowa County It being in the same Cir
cHt with klchland County Aforesaid weeks
the first publication to be within twenty days
from the date of this order.
Dated the liih day Of February 1855
A. SLANG TIER.
County Commissioner, Richland Co, Wis
hereby certify the above to be true copy OF Order
on Die in my office.
Attest. c d. BELLETILi.E, c. Circuit Court.
Owls Per 8sI. ~ yAS.EY, Dept
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11

- By the sUhsc-i ber- in the village % Mineral
--- F..af- one Ban CALF, supposed to De about
--A@s months old. The color Is red and white
t 'ta-sllh white star N The forehead, and slit
-'k1; said Calf has been about my premises
.t-r seeks; was very poor when taken up il
THFe about the neck. The owner is requested To-
Fsts Ri perry, pay charges and take him away.
Z, JOSEPH PRlDEAUN.
4-1a-l Point, March &c, 1853 4wi5
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NE w GOonS
1900.

Al THE OLD AND WE'LL KNOWN srANDoF
5. & l.. G.. WHEELER,
h5gh street, Mineral Point
M lake this method to inform our old customers ar
the public generally that are now receiving our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
1irect from New York which prepared to offer
al who may favor us with call, prices which trust
VIII prove satisfactory. live and let
sbai moi attempt 10 ches the pablo into the belief
tht We have tens of thousands dollars worth of Goods
which we have not. don't expect have neither
we ood out inducements tn CALL under the preteDce that
we are selling or Offering for sale alt, any part
ooods, at less than for doing such thiag
as this Is new system OF doing business which
tess we do not understand the thing believe be
h&RabRg, all CANNON: don't know any thing about
II, nor dont wish to- satisfied 'it will win
IN the end ); bat will say that have good
of Goods, purchased of reliable houses which intend
10 sell at small advance above cost, favorable
terms, we think rs the quality of goods be
purchased ese~ here this market and we invite an
examination of stock. Ii consists part foows
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Valuable Farm fer sale.

ID ECENTi-Y occupied by AsAHEL BEsSxrr. in the
IL Of Valid VICE. viii be SOLD cbeaD c. a.
Enquire OF Dunn s. REED Mineral Poi0t, CT ).
DIiLEy, Dover lows Co, Wis.
The w. ar. Of 5 w. or. Of sec. -, Town 5 North
Of Range Fast, and IT. OF S. qua Ter Of see 3D.
Town 5 Range East.
The above fand is all under good cultivation. good
meadow land near By, with a thrifty orchard. good
wei { waler gzted 2boat Il miles from Mn
erai Point, on the direct road 10 James vile.