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.4& No. 1851 -....
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller warrant on the Treas
urer for the payment of the following bills; 20.
Priestley & Ben, for following bills:
Oil for Robin street station, June
one s lsSIs for Stree; Commission
er's Depa rtinent. uly 3. loa5..... %
Sundyies for City Work.house, Oct
s4 so
Emile Claude refreshments 10 officers of
election. Twenty-frst precinct, Nov. 8, 90 oo
800 Hoo,er i,ss6men;s to officer: Of W
election Nineteenth precinct, Nov. ., 1855 l. W
Daily Delta, for subscriptions;
Board Assistant Aldermen, six months
from Nov. 25, 1855. .......:.....S5 %
Mayors office, six months from Nov
- $40 Al
Beebe & Co., one dozen brooms for Street
Commissioners De partment, Dee. II, 1850 Of
John B. Fitch, cleaning streets Tenth
Ward from LIST TO 9Th Dec 1855, al con-
tract price, say S5.40D per annum. rs y
j, Pierre one doz nuisance tubs for Second
district lookup Nov II, 1855. ........... Is u
P Mallara, laying down carpet, and fitting :,
up curtains in Mayors office, Nov. %, 1855 u U
True Delta, Printing done for Commercial
Convention, omitted on pay roll. ........ 2e
| P. Durell Il Co, bill Stationery furnished
various city offices 10 Dec 6, 1855. ..... 343
| Orleanan, advertising Sheriifis nollce of
election, Nov, 5, Observation-Disclosures. 24o o
| 1t. kearney, First District police station,
II ratons 10 prisoners for Nov, is55."..... 773
| 1t j. Fremaux, Second District police sta
| ton, rations furnished prisoners for No.
| vember 1856. ...................... 7oe
| 0. BoxeIle. firing night gun, Second District,
Nov. 1855 ......................... IS
Lii. c. e. Ma2eral, Third District police STA
| lion, ra,ions 10 prisoners, Nov. lS55....., %
4 Ii. [, Adams, Fourth District police station,
ra,ons TO prisoners for Nov 1855. .s4l IS
| Firing night gun. .,........... Is 90
l Sundfes, petty expenses to De-
| cenber |; is55..r,..''..,...' IL Us
J. Waterman 4 Bros bill rope Insane Asy-
A lpm, to Nov. 4, 1855. ......,..
Il NJ Flety, eighteen pair blankets for Third
Il District lock. up, acknowledgements. 10
G. Bleakey, repairs 10 Black Maria, Aug, -,
j. e. Muller, medical attendance on horse of
black Maria, Oct. II, 1855. .
P. Dunnigen, hoTse-shoeing a, city Work
| house. .ts.t..-.- '.t-......s't
! Baptise Maeera, repairs 10 prison wagons, 80
Nov. l2 1856. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 19
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SLAVE DEPOT, l56 COMMON g q,

SLAVE DEPOT, 1866 COMMON e. Ga
~ sTREET-The undersigned has on hand and will "a. @
keep constantly for sale, for either Gssh or City
eeptance. full OF SLAVES conEang of& ~
MECHANICS Of all descriptions, HOUSE and FIELD sERVhNTs
Having leaed the dwelling, No l56 Common
B accommodate transient Tai
their Slaves be obtained the city
B. THOMAS F. FRLSbY, 1856 Common street.
r
Fellows Co Curry Person j. e. Ricks Coz Richard Beck;
]. G, Cocks Il Co Watt d DsSaues
n. B-The HIG HEST CASH PRICES paid fer likely YOUNG
pH11
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FROM THE REV, J. FLANAGAN, OF BAN3ROOK. c. W.
WINgR-Sr: have made the trial of your Canadian |erni
'uge and wtH the most happy results own family and IN
Knowledge the expulsion Of Worl
Of yeIm uge and Ea
effects CERTAIN and children taxa it
readily which is great point gained giving medicine e
children.
July 10, 1915. JOHN FLANAGAn.s
~ Physicians gsnsra1ty W1NERs CANADlAE YER
medicine ia simple vegetable and
always perfect afsy confidence the
rsu will destroy Worms, and saore the patient
health.
Agents plant
hJaieIans bearing testimony the efficacy Of
,h iufalib!e remedy. Warranted in Bll casea.
Preparsd only by JOHN WINER Manufacturing Chemist, and
WholeBaIe Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West.
k Sold Wholesale RETAIL nanufscturss prices, by
j. WRIGHT d CO. New Orleans,
ie4siy Isl and 81 Charras street, New Orleans La.
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7TIIT |TT 37 Y COMPTKULLBK'S UFFICE,
City of New Orleans, Msy i, 1855. +
Resol,.d That the Comptroller be- and he Is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing ad
Yertisement in the Official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance NO. 1442 approved
March 3d. 1854 the Council will not pay any biz against
City unless contracted under authority Of an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
refa-red TO Isignedl e. T.. TRACY, - ~ Nv
70I-.7@ President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Tsigned L. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April zs, 1855. ~
[signed] JOHN i. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the officers of the city and Of the
public respectfully called TO the resolution
" o. DE BUYS,
&mylet If 2' Comptroller City of New Orleans:
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..naAY.loR Ar.TyY- e r.. NV ORLEANS.

&8 s err HAIL, 10Th January, 1856.
Notice il hereby given to the voters Of the Thto r.
presentatiye District Of the city Of New Oreana
election ordered to take place the LEE a,
for To the State Legislature 20 m sn
vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF the o. e.
Price will be held az she
and under the superntendence Of the toloRlhs nso
inspectors designated and appointed y
viz 55S 60 ~, /, ~, rc[n,n;
~ ~ "a touns street corner Of Natchez In
spectors-J Chandler, w. u. Harris
z. son and j. G. Shannon
Er,x.,,.,- An IoIisiana Hose House, corner of
r - Carondeles and Perdido streets. In
snactors-O. a. Harrington, NJ. L,
Moore and R.W. Adams. 5tE
e,., D. At Engine House No. Ia, on Com
Il Il - mon streot. Inspectors-W lillian II,
Phillips James McGauy and Samuel
# Locke. 4Esa an s:5s faGz q 5$ 2ssa&5
The retrue Of above election must be made to the
: hs ~ A''01' JNo. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
5 ssF MARIE DE LA N,LLE-ORLEANS, L &
Hotel de Vile, 10 janYier 1856. Y
est par 1e present donne votants du Troisieme
District representatn de 10 vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans
uui d etc ordonnee pour &LUNDI le 81 du conrant,
q effet d'eir representant Ia legislature de lEtat
pour remplir Ia par la demssion de hon
orabe j. W. Price, lieu dams les endroits ct sous 10
direction des nspecteurs ciapres desgnes ct NOMINEES
couformement q Ia loi, aaToir !: a=&$ ElA9@
DAMS LIE 5EaiE PREclNcrA Ia aison de 10 pompe No.
rue Tchouptoulas, encoignure
4 dler, W Il. Harrison, ct j. c
"5&4% IE @ Shannon.
Dams LIE GENE PREciNcT--A Ia mason de Ia Compagnie
E3l Louisiana, su coin des rues Car
ondelet ct Perdiio Inspect
eurs-0. Il. Harrington, III,
$s5 Moore ct r. W. Adams. N
LIE TgbrE PREcIecr-A la mason de ia pope No. "a
rue de Id Commune. Inspec-
tours VIM. H. Phillips, james
McGauy ct Samuel Locke.
Les retours de 10 te election devront ere fats 81
isao JNo. L. LEWIS, Marie.
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69OPARTNERsHTP--T undersigned have
this dry into coparnershp under the style q
HAYES Co.. the transactug General
ALFRED DUPERiER.
ALLEN l.. HAYES.
ROBERT ". SANDERS.
Nav 0Ilsans ist Dscenber ls5sss d5H
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PA N Os.
YEvHE SUBSCRIBER, being the 60
sole Agent for the States Of Louisiana and S5sSaSA58
Aasiasipp, the sale Of the celebrated PihNOsf ky n
Nessrs. Lghts, Newton & Bradbury, Of NewH u
call the attention purchasers his large stock
png variety from $3.50 $500, and from
5l3 10 X octave every kind Of style and finish.
PIANOS for chuess purity AMI Of tone
Society," Pian the to be
equal superior all other Pianos Of American make
assortment If European and American PIANOS,
MELoDEONs vOLlNs, GUITARS, FLUTES and all kinda Of
Music daily receipt OF the latest compoaona from
the different publishers Throughout. the United States.
and all other Musical Instruments tuned and Repaired
IL Music Books neatly bound.
Pianos Secondhand Pianos taken IN part
W. S. HALSEY, 1856 Camp street,
% dhWAm Second door below 81. Pack's cahursb
ENIREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION !
CYPRUS GROVE AND GREENWOOD CEMETERIES
ID MuRRIrr OF theme Cemesrs belonging
The Charitable AsHocasn situated the Mesare
Ridge az mer from she city byho Benviie
Shell Road.
grounds handsomely laid out into walks
ornamental with trees and slruhbey Inc
ntsrnents ID devoted exclusively charitable por-
The pric and vaulssare fixed as followa:
IN THE CYPRESS GROVE CEMETERY. -.,,
Lois prleeoIa. VOW
'Aal''oPpS' INT IN THE GREENWooD CEMETERY.
Pans Of these information OBJ
No, sairs, the undersigned committee,
| &. B. sMEDES Chairman,
| atNorsh, SmS5esa Co.'s,
corr Ma ssins and commonHs's
| No. q7s Gifod near corner Peter.
| isn9o 9dply JAMES WARD, No. lss PoydIas s!Iaei
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j 0 s 2 ? Fl q 7 y,
so CAMP STREET, SO
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS,
n No 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel NeW OrleanI
% * 81
Saia style
every his
roles sa
FINE FAME PUKsEs Poek BoeH Work Bots Portable Desks
together with an endless variety Of every
auS Ms5ss5 en- HsyogGF , re
"; i: s.; WY;
The stock snis line consisting Of tho r T. Cooper Tobias
& fine ~ 51 amt sw
JeweIy have been selected With care by
having Inducements will be
to Every the refunded.
u Watches, Jewslry Repaired and warranted
OFFICE OF TIE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
BALrMoRs Maryland, 10th June, 1855.
TAUTION.-LOTTERY ERAUDs.-The Com
missioner the Maryland tEs duty
public against swiaiers who circulate
nssns or he sas 81 Wholly
the Of by people Of the
State under tbs Constitution to examine and approve the
all certificates 81 petn:ss q
Agent or the The arsnai Consolidated
ADV information on subject Losr the manner which
will be ehesrfnlly addressing
oily F. K. Brennan, Baltimore. Nd
| THVHE STYLE OF OUR FIRM IS THIS DAY
l. changed to a. W. BosWoRTH co. sr.sroS co
New Orleans, Jan. i'll 1856.
a W. BOSWORTH s. CO., Wholesale and
Ia Retail Dealers in ICE. Business ONCE Nos and 10 From
| street Depot, between PoydTas and Lafayette,
Twolayg Ice DPos Thomas street. Ice HOUSES head New
| Basin, and No. I9s Gravier street. ', 4 -
Also Depot PontohnItran Ra rosd si oppo
| site M passenger saloon. New Orleans. anl 6m
| O1FYEENT7y T-1PGF WORMS EXPFIJ ED
~ stomach has undoubtedly great sympathy wit
parts body. THIS is The case with respect
the irritation produced They rite to ohe
Diseases and patients incredibly without being
Of the cause Tns remedy which will certain relic
in such cases is B. Fabnesock Fermifuge which will
Tree from all bl!ou
| hpMoF.
! MESsRS. B, A. FAHGESTOCK co. H.
Gepemen-l gave B. A. Fhhuesock's Vermtge to tE
children three the other I'VE yeaIs Of snd It eTou
Few hours after they hs
taken night but they sleep wei
ANY who doubts thie,
Warren street, opposite tbs Glass House
i JOHN D. ARGOQD.
and re.Ailb all he principal druggists and COUNT
merchants bout the United States da da Win
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Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans.

ESTATE OF LOUISIANA |
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans. !
Be remembered tha March, 1855 the
subscriber ofthe and ths city aforesaid,
Charles Briggs H. p lany SecTe
Company Orleans who
being according depose and that the above
and and transcript from the books
The said Company, CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
sworn,o this 4Ath day March, 1855
c. V. JQNTE,
Beeond Justice Of the Peace for Parish of Orleans,
declared dividend Of twenty cent
ending March 2h 1855, for
certificates day OF June
continue gsi1at the pes the and
athe OF premiut
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRlERE Vice President
| H. P. JANvIER, Secretary.
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MAS surrendered herself in sickly condition, to the
City Police Jail, the 10th OF December last the
negro girl EMILY is feet inches high is about IS
wears old Says she belongs Mr. Charles Riyere living
on Claiborne street Second District.
The owner is requested to call and claim said slave az
cording to law. y. PhANCHAhD,
ia3 Keeper City Police jail.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08
Arrival OF the Canal

HALIFAX, July ?.
The Canada from Liverpool 2Ist ult. arrived
last evening.
The news is generally unirnportant.
lie excitement consequent upon Mr. Crarnp-
tens arrival out, speedily subsidized, and Mr..
Dallas was not to be dismissed. The recruiting
business was regarded as definitely settled, and
hopes Were freely interehanged that the Central
American Question would soon be- also.
Futnor had prevailed that Great Britain
would send no Minister to Washington during
the Administration OF President Pierce It was
however, merely rumor.
The banefal ribbon system is prevailing ex-
tensively in the Northwestern counties Of Ire
IaAd' especially IN Donegal and Sligo Owing
to instructions from Government, the constabu
larry have made excrtions to break up the Con-
tederacy. In Donegal in one day, twenty-five
persons were committed for trial
FRANoE--Louis Napoleon is taking steps to
have the Impress appointed Regent for her son.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08
The Ba-dar R1aisns Ea1c-ss L.

4 meeting held in LecomPtou on the 1Ith
e51e, Is which ELEHoBE, q prominent Border
s-t-@@a presided, and SAM. !. ,joSEs, The cele-
s'-.ed ag-s Sheriff acted As Vice President,
=. .4aaTlaE resolution was passed:
--sNr=1. That we have entire confidence in
eeAes o-eaauan and John c. Breckenridge as
s'l4- ana true National Democrats, and believe
'.t4 e 5e the best men who could have been
80 81 Is the opponents Of the principles in
- Platforms adopted by the Cincinnati Con-
' 'e.3Ayn, and noble standard bearers who Will
80 = themselves and their platform all peace
'-'ihS men and t-ue Democrats
Aao.ne' resolution endorsing the prominent
- IA t1AlA administration. and compliments
'-s 9TEtH@N a hovelAs. was also passed.
Al AeStport: aao-Aer Border Rulfiar Conven-
loh M" been hetd, which passed similar reso-
What a dignifed position the Northern De.
moeracy DO occupy-the yasal allies Of ATcHI.
so,', STRINGFELLow, BUFoED ard JoyEsl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08

slasaa SyEooL CzIEBRAEIo,.-The Sabbath
.l... d several Of the ch2rehes. n this VII
r. celebrated il their usual manner On the
II. tie saw but enc school, however, Chat Of
b. E-.rl...Te Ierhodists) T1ieh marched in
-,ss through the streets. Tle appearance
ia. v-s very respectable, and creditable
..atg sclolass and teachers, as wen a to the
.1.al having Il IN charge. The exercises Of
be schools were closed IN season for the citi-
--s celebration. which gave I'll chance to
-..ai-a.e ID Tie exercises Of tie day.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08

CHuD HUNG.-At Eagle. Waukesba Co
-ast Friday afternoon. little boy, three wears
cd, son Of widow Madden, hung li,aself in a
swing a iew feet from the house. The swing
vas or ! small tree, and -ict over six feet long
a1d It Is supposed that the child mus have put
Us neck upon the swing and turned ronnd, and
hung himself The mother was few feet from
'ae child, hanging up clothes, and when she
'1Fned round she saw the said. bat ne was a.
ready dead-OshEos5 Co4ris~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08
t9rs outraeas BIZ the Miseonri Pnmar,

Passengers arrived at Chicago from Licking
ton Mo, bringing Intelligence of the capture Of
an Ottawa Company Of emigrants in the steam
~ef Arabia on Friday night, who were robbed of
everything and detained close prisoners. It was
resolved by the mob to take the Massachusetts
men up the river and hang Dr. Cutter, the lead
er Of the Company, Immediately, and keep the
balance prisoners. All arms. money, and pro-
visions were contiscated by the mob
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08
SAD accident and Loss ofLiss.

The wharf at the foot OF Reed street, Phila-
deiphia, cayed in on the lst inst, and the heavy
shears used by Aerricl e Sons for raising ma
chlnery, fell among the crowd Of men, women
and children, who We're promenading. Some
~ or 30 persons were crushed, MANNED or bruis-
ed. Atlast accounts two bodies had been found.
Fifteen theirs, women and children, known 10
&c missing
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08

LzzaUrs-E CFs.cz, 5aue 10. 1856. }
Lecymptan, X 7.
liz D1'a Sg0. Your favor Of the 18th is re-
5s,Fe3 ] 7vre.e - you some days ago, which
presume yo1 had not received, at the date Of
rert last
Iaa eau have no difficulty in coming into the
leE oEE with bona fide settlers
lt,a resigned my office, and leave for St.
-a-.s probably on t0-inorrow. As soon Is
gass tie line Col. Woodsou VIII be the acting
''s'e-tar, asl II Won have any difficulty, " hieh
lg -a-t letter 70 Won does not remove. wIth the
+r5fss, you Will address him on the subject.
fe7elt fgat my Proclamation has no application
II aa4a tie en.graats coming into the Terrific
II Yours with respect
LSlcred1 WILSON SHANNON.
taJ0NEL bCFoRn
n !. | shll probably see you as pass
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

CNEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received n the Post Or
y fee (post-paid1 until the -0ch OF September 1856, Tor
q FARM containing Two Hundred and Sixty Acres OF
Land about one hundre. and sixty of which is under
fence, seventy under cultivation thirty has
been broke this Spring good Frame Dwelling House,
good Barn. Stables ana other stock houses, fall
ing Wen with Chain Pump in 1t with several ex-
celen Springs water 4 good orchard bearing AF,-
pies together with Pear, Cherry, Plum, Grape CuTrant,
f anu other Fruit Trees.
said property es on the Dodgeville road about three
nlcs y t. q Mineral Ptint, Iowa County, Wis,
Azr-.-llt -3a fora Tavern.
o- -4s q she chase money may remain With the
Tor two three years st ten per cent per an
nam h desirable.
- tsT farther particulars apply on the p-emises
ltd THOMAS PHILLIPS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08
STATE OF WISCONSIN. !
Wisconsin Sank.
Mineral Paint,


THIS ias;ation having relinquished rights Under
t1e Banking law Of tais Stale, and deposited with The
bank Comptroller, Madison, Of money -slt
10 gede6l al landing counters yneG notes
par
Notice Is therefore hereby given that all the
signed Circulating notes EFF this Bank lie presented
al the Bank Conptroiers office for redemption within
two years from the date Of the first publication this
notice that the funds deposited for the redemption
the same viii be sGrreu 5erei TO this Bank.
v9n24y2 HENRY p GEORGE, Cashier.
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hoy lnNA IS eo1 1EEI,. In Js..ls.. Court.

TO CYRUS CIRCUIT. You are hereby notified that
vat of &ttacn hUs been issued against you and
voar property attached satisfy the demand Of Francis
Wilson, amounting eight dollars and 50-10o- Now
unless You shall appear before Joseph b. Barney JUS
lice % ghe Peace ia and for said County At his Office in
said Town. on the 26th Gay OF july y D. 1856, four
O'clock in the afternoon, Judgement wiz be rendered
against you and your property sold pay the debt.
FRANCIS WILSON, Plaintiff
tod Sc 7s+s- ayc IF Tv~a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08
TO -NEZaI GEant
N p R OWED z ARMS FOR SATH

vEHIiE undersigned, at his Office in Dover. offers TIE
following Real Estate for SALE BY private contract
Lot No IA good piece Of wood anu Law land 50 acres
situated about one and half miles from tie H. ana 81
Railroad aud about half mile the Model A!il near
Dover. Pert OF purchase money may roIuain
Lot. No. IA small we'll improved Farm, about 60
acres situated Dover one AID 2 half miles frr he
" 81 Railroad has on Il good block house with
fUl sized yell stoned cellar GOOD barns eor
roof house wen of water a. the back door cree
Of living water running through The flu. Pert OF the
purchase money may remain.
Lot No. 3-To Town Lois in the village Of Arena well
inproveda good fame Housr Store, Warehouse, aat
Barn. with goad well Of water.
Lot Nc. 4.-Fory acres, situated on Min creek, vel
improved arena
Lot Nc. about l37 Of land near Dover about
ten acres under p.ow and fence.
Lot No. Gone good tlane House and Lot in the vii
Lot No 7-16o acres Of good risie and wood land near
Dover and within half mile eli the NJ * NJ. Railroad
Lot No s--A good ana wei improved Farm,s8J acres,
a. cut 60 under E and fences good house
thereon-within two miles Of the Ma Railroad
Lol 80 AN exetiisht Farm aoeut 52G acres, well
improved200 under plow and fence good frame
house and barn This farm consists Of good land, good
wood good stone good hay ground and every thing
sary make good farm situated about one 1nile from
Arena and the NJ NJ Railroad station Part Of the pur
chaSe money rnor remain.
Lot No. loEorty Of good land on tie Wisconsin
river near uayworfh.
Lot No I1-An improved Farm. 50 acres on the NJ s
~ Railroad, near Dover Part purchase money may
main.
Lot No. IA well improved Farm 120 acres has on
II good block housegIass and horse with
sheds good well and about 10 acres under p,ow
the ". & ~ Railroad
Lot Ne. 13-l6o good tinlerad land, with an
excellent spring thereon situated miles south
OF the NJ x. Il. Railroad.
Lot No. l4.i6o well improved, about so acres
under pillow and fence with house buildings sil
usted in Arena, within .le OF the 81. & " Railroad
The above property is Of the best quality and Tie
most eeeible business situations and he purchased
on easy terms the greater part Of it the purchase
money remain the secuFty of the properfr at
moderate interest for reasonable For nartcuIars
apply TO the undersigned at the Dover Land Oce Dover
the line between Iowa and Dane counties Wisconsin,
where any information respecting the purchase and sale
Of Real Estate viii be Al al times cheerfuy given.
CH ARLES WILSON, Lend 5gent.
Dnver Auril LIST IS5E
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08
Wharf Burnt

On tie night Of the lst inst, the What Of
Gale, Dudley d Co. at Cambridge port, was
burned, together with their large stock Of Ium-
her. Their loss is about $4,000 Several
adjoining buildings and two engines were burnt
the engineer escaped overheard ; no lives
lost.
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N rO3AwE.

State q Nzcorsin Caaty If Io~s,-ln the matter of
Es5ste o. AATTt-As -. CoNST6tE. Ceceascd-Un the
petition auG app e-1n Of E.Wiu Ripley Ad1riIis-Is
Tor Ct Jse EstSts - sal Tea estate oI said deceased
EFDWIN RIPLEY. A~LIiristrator Of said deceased hay
a. lns prtsented i p-t!t'on lor leave 90 sell al
IcA oi the real Il the said tsccazeL as shall be
sufficient 20 Tav the csss Of said deceased.
and upon Teacu fling the suiG petition Il arrears
tAas7Aere II not So h,i n personal "a hands OF
e Administrator iy the debts outstanding assinst
he deceased and he uf AiBiss ion ana that
Il = necessary 81 whole some Ho.tiGu q said
real estate for the pay mont % such debts, Nc.
WEe-cuPan 1t i crC,ed that The and things II
said petition Cantsltl &c and tle ss1t ser Down Tor
hearing before TIE G1ge CT Probate "a ami said
ColltE. at TIE Plobae Office IN the village Mineral
Point, said county, The first Monday tie month
Of AuSust next e-sliu at which time and place all per
interest ed IN said directed arpcar and
show If any they have why q license should rot be
granted the said said estate 10 sell all
much Of said rel estate shall te necessary TO pay
such debts.
AEd is further ordered That the said administration
COPY Of this notice be served upon all persons
interested is said estate a. lesst fourteen the
time agciatea herein such heali1u OF that ne cause
the be published for four weeks succcssvclv 1t
least in each week, in the Mineral Point Tribune
weekly newspaper printed at Mineral Point in said COM
- OF Iowa.
Dated Ike 18th day CT Iune. 1896
zS24 /. II STRONG, County Judge.