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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01

vEyHE undersigned at lis Office in Dove-, offers the
following teai Estate sale, b. g-iva .e contract
situated about one and half Esi!cs from tie u. H.
Rs1oad and about hslf mile ghe Model s.l nusF
Dover. Part Of purchase uonrv may remain.
Lot. No. IA small well improved Farm, about co
acres situated near Dover aud half miles f.ou ia,
u u. lGliIcad L&s m I gocd oio,k house with a
fan sized well stoned cellar, two good frame tars sou6
stone root house, well - water at tio back au-,
OF living water running through the farm. Part q TIE
purchase money Iaay remain.
Lot 80. 3-Two Town L0 IN the VILLAGE Arena re
ilnproved-a good frame House. Store Warehouse and
BAN, viii a good wei Of wafer.
Lot Ae. f.-Forty acres, sltuatcd &iil creek
improved. Arena.
Lot No 5.A1out 1877 acres # land Dover, about
der pie and fence.
10; Ne 6.-on good Frame House and Lot in the viii
lot No lee acres OF good 7raTie and VOID near
Dover, and within half mile o. the 81. i. Railroad
Lot No. S-A gooa ana well improved Far1 So acl, S.
tLeIcon-within two miles Of the NJ. y II Railroad
Lor No e.-An excellent Fafr7 about 52a serys well
imf-ovcd2o0 acres under rinw and fence goo frame
house and harm This consists Of good land good
wood good Stone gond hay ground and every hing
Arena AID he T. X ~ H,lTcad ststi5n Pan Il Tie p 5i
chase money Iaay rs1nsin.
Lot No. l0-Forty Of good land the Wisconsin
Lot No. Il.-An improved Farm, SO acres On the Il L
NJ Railroad, ncsI Dover Part purchase uicIes lay
main.
Lot No. IA well improved Farm. 20 acre. hiss On
Sheds good we'll and about - under Ilow and
fence tin.er on FaslaiJuated about two ui.es from
Lot No. G3.-I60 acres Of good timtered land with an
excellent ing thereon situated about Eve miles south
Of the II. &. u. Railroad
lot No. 1J--lGo acres well improved about 50 acres
under plow n fence with house and out buildings sij-
uated 10 Arena within mile Of the u. = II. Ra
The above property Of the best guallry aid the
Tncst cleile business Situations and * purchased
on terms, the greater Part rf IL the purchase
money remain the security Of the property,
moderate interest for reasonable terra. For particulars
apply the undassf ned tie Dover Land 0cr Dover.
the iiue between Iowa and Dane cnuufies Wisconsin
where any information respecting the purchase and
Of Real Estate viii BE- al an times ceetfGlv given.
CHARLES WILSON, Land fyeRt
Dover, April Ist, I>5f Item
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63 The rARNERs in this section tell
US that large proportion Of the corn had
TO be replanied, as The seed rotred or was
imperfect. Other crops look remarkably
well, though rain would help La Crosse
Republican June 18th inst,
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II Al. VI.
Is "a III ID Is ~ - -
Come along Haste alongl Raise Tic alarm,

Come along Haste along Raise tic alarm,
Uncle John Is willing to sell good farm.
Nov is the Time buy Farm cheap. The subscriber
~ Offers bis farm sting OF three hundred and
osol acres OF choice Timber and Prairie lands. about
one hundred acres in cultivation twenty in Glover
ana Imathy, sixty OF GooG Iiu.cT land and the
rest Is Inst rate Isal ie land Coco houses stables gran
ri5, sc, sc. There Is small orchard Of Apple Trees
just beginning 10 bear besides Iiums ami cuIaus
tuudance The Land is situated 80 to be easily Llv4ed
INTO two Esfms of . convenient size.
viii sell all part If the above land wiz with
ont the crops, On consisting Of Wheat, Oats Corn,
Potatoes &ci reasonable terms possession will re given
Immediately il d,siItd. Alhc vii sell all tie FIX
pertaining tanning such Flows Ha-rovs Rca rcrs
zone Of Nanny best two-hoGsel ard Rake Hogs Cows
anu : ock Cattle and in fact every thing from Old
Hen and Chickens 10 a Horse and Buggy.
The above land is situated ai,.s s0ufi east from
Mineral Point. join PARKINSON
Waidwiek Iowa Co. Wis. Anil =, I-s6. ISL
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ELDE.T TCE GArUI

VIII sell On reasonable terms, hundred and sixty
aci'e q: choice ia5, tt being square quarter Sec
I2A sIiCSte in tie Town Of tFGe, Iowa CoaLtv -
cla II the iEmediatc =, .hjoI hood cf two hcifu-
mis- TWO u,s toIn the Wisconsin Iivtr Tn es iis
tom The .iiNasAee SEG Prairie a CheEl Iaiifstad SO
'cre> under cultivation, to IS Handsome ttr
oak <reTe, the stream Of otter Greek running uefoss on
corner q sal and comfortable hcwcd log house ana
ice attached. - 81 thrifty trees and her
-hfuoheTY cut buildings &c. Inmec late possession eiv-
y. or further particulars enquire Of 4. MORTON,
ali lining the premises
Dated Clyde, Feb. -, 1885 lott
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NEW FLoUR.-Flour from the new
wheat has been received IN the city from
Georgia, and was offered On change for
Sl0 o0P2chbl. The wheat 600 Iushels)
was sold on Tuesday a. g per bushel.-
[ n. 7. Mirror, 20th inst.
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STATE o. WISCONSIN.
Sunk CoEPgrolIer.s Office.

MADISON, JUNO 70. 1915
i having reu4uishsd business and deposited in this
Cles sara # m uey sufficient 70 redeem al their
l. therefore hereby given, tbsi all the outstanding conn
s2ed Ct ci2ng notes Of said Bank Wi be redeemed
par. on TreseDiztlon al this Offce.
2y24v3 WI II. DEANIS, Bank g n 5trofler
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GEORGE w. CCBB,
TEASI TEASll

lave received yey choice and fragrant Black
L Teas Also Imperial Teas, Gun Powder SIe, and
iety Of low sI&Ccs which VIII sell III low Tiicts
Nav IS 1855. GEO. ". COBB.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01

state Of Wicorzn, County Of Iowa-In the matter Of
Lslate ei MATTHIAS q. CUNsTo'K, Ctcease5,-Uu the
ietit71 ana application Of Edwin Ripley. AcuiuistIa-
tor If Ike Estate 10 sci rea! estate Il deceased
NDWI& RIPLEY ASniiuist Of said Gee, asod hay
lng Presented lis petition leave 10 sci ~ or so
real estate Of the said deceased as shall lie
sufficient so pay the aebts Of said deceased.
And upon reading ana ming Tie sid il ar ear
that iAec = not sufficient e sCnal The LaICs Of
the Administrator 70 pay the debts outstanding agsust
the ssed Rud the ep Of AGaiIistIa len ard that
Il IS Necessary sell tie wAog ;at!on Of said
real ratatr for the payment Of such debts &c.
WheIrp1l IL Is ordered that +hc Gat-srs and rIns in
s.i petition couaiuCd t =d the same is SGT ,opu for
he-EtHg before the Judge q FFotslc and for said
County, - the PROBATE Office II the vigce Of Mineral
Point IN said county. The FIRST Monday in the month
of august next ensuing, at which 1se and place all per-
interested Ia said estate Objected aTle4r ana
show Il any hey have, ay eerse should not be
granted She said sc trstcr OF -sid estate 10 sell all
much Of saa real estate shall lo necessary TO pay
such LeJ1e.
And Il IS further ordered that She said administrator
copy of this notice he upon all persons
interested sand estate At least fourteen before
tirue appointed her In for such hearing that lie cause
the 10 Published for four weeks sucer4sivev AZ
least in each week in the Mineral Point TibuIe
weekly newspaper printed al Mineral Point IN said conn
" Iowa.
Dated the 18Th day = Junv, 1915.
fV-4 L II. STRONG, County Judge.
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Mistellanfous.
ID ADISO
Mercantile College.

s1ToNeA q bae0Hs Mercantile College C.Hcinnati. O }
NO. - Bruen'- Bvca, Madison, v i>coEsn.
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7aILrooa NJcIcc

VFIit--
AIyLEAL DIST NAIL Roam CoMPAyY.
Mineral Point, June 9th, 1856
OFT is hereby given that special NEE, ing of tle
holders IN the above named Lompanv i'll q.
-d ut the Office Of the Company in Mineral Point
the second Aonday il July IL. clock A. NJ To-
the pulFcse oi cleo ing Nine Directors car en-
suing, and tranEciug other business HAT may
Etcs come before the said meeting.
BY Of tac i5Card.
4w-3 WILLIAM T. HENRY. Secretary.
- TRAY silOn TAU -day the 5-h ms. from the sub
y tafE about miles :fou III uian1, ou the -oaI
itaoirg 10 y u %Gaes Es, span 81 FoNiE~ rmare.
sea old OIe Is ETGwn, with small white on
the To- ehcsd and 'Up The .i.1 ~3oueer about .
the center OF the breast, bad shoes on. The Other j.
roam, vi MA kS pole evil. Both hind feet
aHe fore fHut sioa Whoever VIII return said Ponies or
give cf,:Iaa ion here they may &c found shall .ib-
orally rewarded
NIrEOLAS uEEKS.
Highland, june :, 1855. Avs
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lar Sores cf al Ssz@s and Varioas Patterns.
Being himself practical operative and employing. only
NE test q -AIeI ne feels warranted g. assuring
public that all work done his Shor i be "a he yerv
best -tyle hotJ for betuty durability.
Particular attention all be a3 to o.lgrz from
~ REFAIE.Se done on ito shortest notice. and in
good style T. CORNISH.
5il1eEs4 Point, December, 55j. l-ly
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OF VISIONS. N
- isCoEsiu Bank.
Mineral Point,

TINS institution having reuquished rights under
the Banking Law of this State snd deposited with The
bank Comptroller Madison Of money sufficient
10 redeem al outstanding counteIsged circulating
a. par,
Notice is therefore hereby given thst al the counter
signed circulating nocs If this Bank must he presented
al The B~aA CalnqtIcsIs Office for redemption within
ivo from the Late Of The first publication Of
notice that the funds deposited for The redemption %
the same 3 IL be surrendered this Bank
y9u-sy2 HENRY p. GEORGE, Cashier,
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. y - To- O-A ApLNAS~A 10
{NARNLRS aue oth,Is, wishing improve the Stock
/ OF their Horses, Invited ca the full
JIOoGed
Vermont Morgan,
Recently hrcH At from thu Hy anie-zizse:. re
E,l Vi cfppe bay, yea old with at flowing
mani and TAIL. he IL - Aanas Sigh. heavy tli!;. hs
perfect fiona, and Tor aoiii'y al temper lean ;, c7u
sIG III i not cNcee iY ans horse in The
lie maE le seen ec lyrek Ing she season nu Mon
d. au' Tuasaa I'll noon. at Linden iu,say afternoon
ss W CEtsds. forenoon - Biack Jack Wednesday af-
.srnaou al Welsh settlement: Tausdav, ana Friday
forenoon a Ua~feas, and F.day afternoon and Satul-
LAY al Mineral PciE1.
For particulars see bills.
7. K. BLGDGETT.
Mineral Point, Nay 1856. 25te
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ALSO daily arriving : large stock of
arc, Gro kery,
b u . Z : and < II O L
IC-cs- N - IT'LL. u -.

..
70 those wo arc acquainted Win his method or doing
bUsi,ss tlie su-sciher has rotiiHg say Loudly and
Mostly g others may bag, It is known BY actual expert
r1eHt to tbos. Who tcy geoas, that establishment
man gels what he t'ss ;ths he Jays more fer t
than Il Is worth that Piee ia asked and one
half much aLsn and th.s tie Goods mast be sold
The public are respectfully invited call and sec as II
no trouble 70 show goods
7. s. ALLEN.
hay Il 1856 2Itf
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Nay 81 1856.

INttisOS.-Ihe rub.ic are hereby cautioned arafns-
- Purchasing certain alQsso.y given tv Lewis
i'd ana endorsed eg JOIN GIcter, for Thirty Do1ls-
faTHle TO The sutsc! .eT in March 1851 Said note
j. - srn 4" re III the possession Ct German Iecen
Ia tay employ . teams r. lie Is thick Set Leavy
lut man Il hiss right, title claim sail mole
lie mas also two other Of sr,3ler amounts PAYABLE
10 ne IN his possession.
The persons ly whom said notes given sre forl i'd
70 pay TIE slme 30 any other person than ny self e.
slal hold ttseul for the payment.
II tire said GcIm2n viii setusn said notes 10 me- vii
scqut him Of blame; in not shall be corauellec 10 mo
ccec IN legal manner TO obtain them.
EDWARD NICHOLS
NireTal Faint, May -. 1886. 9w.I
g Efs ~ ED-Fi the sufc tier living in Diamond
~ Grove the BeGuettc IN about the 2St Apri
last, light hay t0IT, cut two wears old ssl,
haS star IN the io eLead wltc spot the nose The
left hind foot white, small white sot on the hack ard
lite the rigs side under tie iail ANY re son who
viii return said coli, give in nation Nhee she NAV
be found, shall b lie ally reward
HENRY DAMBRnCGH
May -, 1855. 4wol-
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PALMER. d VI ILLlAAS'
PATENT PREMIUM
S e If s a king = e q ? *,
HIth Iorer attached and grtGtlg sHEr0e 81 fer the
Harvest j IoJ.-

w manufacturing a-ge number io- he min =
w Lowest, with ali Improvements su g~s-eu ~
rs. in The way # stTenl ia, uuriu, &r eieel
cCnuGent tlat "a FaIEies the bees h a II
wold. " alse furnish 8 good Aev ing \
The advantages citilel Tor tAIs heaI ii
Simplicity in which resi- ell !
liage gel IIlIa, las o. Grfl, tins
wheel Is four iret III diameter which enables
pass burrows and The tie Is wide which pre-
the wheel cutting deep INTO The ground iIh
SduStaIlity, requiring hui minute 10 raise or lower
the cut reel Fifth Efficiency II cuts swaIta six feet
wide perfectly clean heavy light lodged tangled
g1air whether driving slow FAST and Ia wing Il good
gavtls out of the way of the team TcFssSue Sixth
Freedom from side draft it be drawn turned round
or backed a. easily Seventh, II Is perfectly
IL chae The horses necks Eighth
The pyerhug reel enables the machine lodged
or tangled grain than other reaper. good
driver who can manage team this Reaper The
rake j. entirely under his CONTROL by simply p essirg
foot on a lever h. make the bundles size he
choosts 1t is we'll and sutstan tally rood
teraIs and warranted any grain that by
any other and to rake il III better than be
hand Aruor the numerous Premiums awarded iHis
Raaocr NAV he found the Silver cal a the State Cf y.
York for 1855 also Tie first premium Of the Fair
of Wisconsin isst premium al the Illinois State
Fair for 1875 It took the first premium At the great
TRIAL nj 3 bennington. Is the greatest L ia made
-le vrofid Farmers wishing 10 purchase UectTe
~ invited TO :ry one Reapers Those wishing VIII
lease eel? soon for We but few for part the
country For fu rther information inquire George ".
Colb or + K Blodgeft, Mineral Point Of the under
signed Al Back Earth Dane COUNT who Agent for
Western Wisconsin. -nl9 H. X BELGING.
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ErE PORK ~ E.CoN.-l5 bills Mes Pork
~ 41e9 ohoi3e Hsms, 300 Choice Shoulders on
K - L4aI aud for sale at
CrO r. COBB's.
Mineral Point; 5tev %, 1885 -ig
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01

az s1.V are large and full assortment Of shcIr
! / Hardware. Also Nil aud = cat Saws Anvils
acksuith's Bellows, Vices Log Shut Link and Trace
Chains Pump Chain and txturtF Grind Stones ana Roll
sers, Scvt.es 5nAtLs Hoes FCrkeE Eakea &c Ge For
ale .oN " JOHN MILTON s co.
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Terms.
0I.iHi5us of The Press.

fTom he CinciHHati Iaqnirer q March 81.
BAooS's AEscASrlLE CoLLEGE.--The examination Of
the suaeAs 10 book keeping exit iea Geslee OF pro-
heeney Oh their part hisu cl,c40le L Ilseyes and
Nj. Bacon gIei in>truceul.
The most dacu problems in Double Entry were AZ ran
lay eo4ssd a. tLe most slapl-, giving ample
au1eilco n.i The inoua-inn Impaired during Tie
would lie q ftI.
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I HAVE hand anu prepared to show ls,pe
and well selected stock OF DRY GooDs consisting al
variety called for in t4is section TIE country
At lower than be bought any Other t;a,-
iSment in the county. The foliowin. All. les
his splen,i ii and well assorted stock in part:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-01

GALT.--65 BARRELS FINE SALT: 10 SACKS C. A.
= SALT. 20 SACKS DAIRY SALT, for sale AT
Mineral Point. Ian. IS55-lv CQgP'S
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mtrfbanaise.
SD. FALL AND WINTR 1876
& q - d 8
1856,

dt the old staad Of JOHN MILTON corner Of and e1s.s
streets, Mineral Point, Wiscoasia.
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CROCkERY WARE.
Boots and shoes.

as can be found in any in the West We make no
preenSions 20 selling goods beoo cos or for half the
Prices asked by sone OF our upo aries would
most respec fuly invite customers to cal and examine
the quality and prices CT our goods.
LENAHAN & BRO.
June g. 1855. a3tf
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>--7--s, : Is5is- Large 9IacIerel. 20 Joves
|>--~~>-eS-$ Scit. Errii1c bHls. White Fish 1ugD
lbs. Coz lal, j-s; rooeigel and for sale st
O. ". COEB's
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Dir Tgffs.
Queen Of V est
Star Of West,
Blsk DiaIuond
MAY flower,
g. oak,
Challenge, &c.
PGrlcy Stores
csLsl Cot-c,
>utin F4kIu,
aLkliu,
ScstCT. &c.
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From the CiaciEnati Dcsiy Tones.

ExAMISAT oN.Ihe examination al Bacons Me-cart tie
IoeEe on FRIDAY night iast, ousy attended.
Al ihe Fgu ai eAaInlna Ion, wic.. ii y nj L.
10 BON GiintIpal ana s'uCen Dr. Ray Hon. Bel
ainE 1tofe addressed the company. Tie final
lVai grand SUPPER, 10 which all 90 am
pie jusiice.Mr. Bacobs School ia Iou sfinu con-
81 100" and tie patronage extended 4.i- COM
pirnen 20 the thorough mercantile education there iu-
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: GOOD BARGAIN.

zxE5 fF1HE suhscIiter cr-s for sale verv iesirs-
tfg5f 1 ole residence, NJ good Garti.u Iot and
Sat convenient bXiUres ATTACKED. situated North
hs3el Htr"-7-a ii.tie north of the e : Hotel-ia
1850 la;s village For particulars, inquire Of the
,frdert iruec, or at tAe Tribune Office.
lgti CHAELES CoTTEaELL.
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From The Ciacjanali Daily Gazette.

The various complex ques proposed bv the Pzfn-
elai ana other gentlemen present, answered al L
sea Pfomllltuie ana cohciseness which reflects great
credit upon tie OF study pa at this istu-
non.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08

WE have just received and have in store portion Of
w stock, consisting in part Of the following articles
1S4 hhds Fair Extra New 100 nests Market Basket
Orleans Sugar; 20 cases wooden bx Mat'
GA boxes Havana do; 100 doEs n London Porter
100 " aud bbls Pow Tered 80 boxes Smoked Herr
Crushed Loaf Sugar 25 nests Painted Tubs;
195 bbls doasses; 100 dozen Bucket
100 half bblS do; 200 kegs Nails aS'ted ST
200 bags Coffee; 100000 fine Cigars
300 packages Mackerel; 100 boxes Tobacco-vsr
500 bags salt; brands;
% coils Man la Rope; % cases fresh Cove Oyst
IS casks Malaga Wine; 50 boxes assorted Pickel
" Cherry do 90 Pie FRI
$50 packages II r Raj ms; ceroons best Ind go;
80 Erais : Almonds; 1Or boxes star Candies;
S0O demijotnsas'ted Sizes 10 cases Brandy Cherri'
1900 boxes Sardlnes; 10 terCes Rice;
Together with Pepper, Spice, Soda, &c, Sc
janSO HART, MACRAE 4 q
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A CARn.

/ AM anufscturing daily at Eclipse Stove Foundry
Il In this city good assortment Of STOVES AND MOL
LoWWARs, Wis ovens, Pots, Skirts and Lids Ssdlrons
and Andirons OF different patterns for the wholesale and
tail trade, At small profits.
Also Tin Copper Sheetlron Ware ofthe hest quality
al lev figures hre chan Der Britannia War
and No. Refrigerator, on hand for sale low.
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Gut'ering with
Tin or Copper
81 Old Copper Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken In
exchange for my manufactures.
II. p. DORIS,
jySO-6m No. College ST, near Church st
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IANGHORNR ARNISTEAD.
n BaXFs LAM horns 4 AFnsteaP Cslvbraied fueaeos
sDlJ ia.t recssvsa JOHNSON, HORNk co.
Aag20-iu
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH

IN and afer this date the Articles enumerated below
" viii be through 10 Charleston aud Savannah at The
pr ices AT q d 10 each article.
Tol aeeo, hhds y 100 Ds...- ................. sec
Pork in bbls., 2 100 ........f IN 90
nope D IVV Ba. 7
II. l. ANDERSON, Sup't
iy1-u n G. Railroad.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
EsssssszS.Sg LSiss5sEl ss SSSs ALL
Express Notice.
El55IT55 E5s5-zS59 EfZzz kEz &n
sVrssF@ SSeS(=-y-- Is;,sS5S ~ :s-

MEMPHIS AND CHARI EsTOE LAILKOAD
TYRE "ACAMS tXrkESs COMPANY" have r. de ar.
engagements with the ahO Railroad flr DaN Fxrresg
Line AM are nov prepared 90 and forward Freight
Packagr SC, BY Passenger Trains 70 huut-vie Dtcstur
FUscuu bia, ana ntermedats stations a. and N
Q Railroads email Psckag reduced rates.
80 Messengers have NasLvi dalv Q I o'clock ~
- tTeEhts TO BE- ed nv Express vii De called
or thou' extra charge lsDlO-hl A. X. HOLT Agent.
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BRING ALONG THE JUVENII Fs.
Bows Clothing.

WE have just received assortment OF Boys
w Clothing OF various styles and prce5, which
spectfu invite friends and the plbic generally
and examine. We also constantly receiving Gentle
mems overColts dress AID ruck and Of every
description Our stock of Furnishi, C4ods il
plete all Of which, addition to heavy arrival Cloths
Ca simere and Ye>tngsi in the piece We fate ourselves
will o1er inducements rarely pres Ct'd the citizens
Nashville. iseptl6l CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-19
SheriF'S Sale,

pY virtue of an execution, issued out of the Clerks
AD office OF the Honorable District Court of Ell Dorado
county judgment rendered the Cd day of April A.
D. 1896, in favor of HENRY DAY, and against STEPHEN
n. NICHOLS and L. M. SMITH, for the of six hun
dred and fifty onehundredth dollars debt with in
terest @ thereon at the rate Of per cent month from the
and fftyfve onehundredh dollars of suit and ac-
cruing costs have levied upon and sezed and will
pose to public sale at the Court House. in Coloma the
29h day of April A. d. 1885, at two o'clock p NJ all the
right tite interest and claim of the said Stephen N
Nickos and E. M. Smith, of in and to the following des-
crbed real property lying and being Cooma Township
Ell Dorado county, and State of California, to wit: Two
wooden buildings and ak that piece parcel of land on
which said buildings stand, lying and being on the west
side of the road leading from Cooma to Gold H in the
town of Cooma aforesaid and bounded follows: on
the south by the Ell Dorado Water Co.'s Ditch on the
west by the lands of H. M. Miller and j. W. Seeley on
the north by the lands of Thos. Robertson and James
Johnson the east by the aforesaid road the
ing frontage of hundred and twenty feet on said
road and containing about two of ground or
less, together with the improvements thereon.
Sherif's Office, Coloma April 3d. 1856.
E. B. CARSON, Sheriff of Ell Dorado county,
1874 BY OGDEN SQUIRES, Deputy.
The Empire County argus., 1856-04-19
Hunters and Sportsmen, Attention

" FRANK BEkEART. the old Coloma Gun
M smith, established here in April, lS49" still con-
CIV tnues to offer to the public at his Gun-Shop ON
* Main street, opposite the Theater, Cooma the
Y y most extensive and complete assortment of sport
* ing articles in the country, consisting in part of
Ia H Guns, Pistols, Powder Fasks, Shot Belts and
Pouches, Game Bags, Bowie Knives, and Pocket
Cutlery. Also-Eeys Walkers, Colts Hicks, Starkey S
and other Percussion Caps, waerproof dbl waterproof
and plain. American and English Gunpowder Bar lead,
bullets and shot, of all sizes, &C. &C. fact everything
necessary Tor the equipment of the hardy mountain hunter
or sportsman.
NB Frank B. is still on hand to do all kinds of Gun
and Pistol repairing should be done-in workmanlike
manner-it being his legitimate trade and having once
been ourneyman in Colts factory he is fully competent
to repair those celebrated firearms a proper manner
Remember-a work warranted
FRANK BEKEART.
Coloma, May 9, 1865. 2e