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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-20
60 Yota Tor sale,

50 Lots for SAFE.
r11,E under.iyned oner for sale 50 aesirabieiotsb
their additions to City Of Davenport, on liberal
terms~a credit OF and4 years WILDE given 20
IA rti Il. who will build this season. .s.pcrxr
Jup a 10th, 1855 GUN ohnonSt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-20

vyytIhaye for sale one hundred choice sehding iots
w in the Town 81 w aleott and nfty wen situated
Ave are lotsin the vicinity Of said Town. All when
M M saIi "a stuai settlers ON liberal terms
Septsmber LIST 1888 1OOn y % ----- -
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
xvTEsbaIi continue TO receive and pay out the
w notes Of tho above Banks (as we have done
since thir orranxaton after the 18th inst and till
further nstice [Janial COOK sAkGENI.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

VnIrcTrREs 1T IS not little mortifvipr,
:. We omen our exchanges from day to dav. and
rad the notices of Public Lectures in almost
erery CITY and Village. and even in MANY
school Districts, to be obliged to record the fact
that y vet there has not been Lecture in Min
eral Point the present winter. Neither are we
,varc that the least effort has been made IN
have one delivered. Mineral Point is by no
means distitute Of men Of enterprise and talent.
But for some reason there appears to be a want
81 that kind OF energy that IS necessary TO draw,
y. the Literary talent Of her citizens There
i rlenty of material among US for Il good course
Of Lectures, and past experience has proven
that there would he lack Of listeners to sucb
Lectures as might be delivered by cur own
townsmen We DO not believe il is necessary
TO send to Boston, New York, or any other place
for Lecturers. Let us call out and encouraging
hone talent, and then if something more is wan
ted, tie means can be obtained fer procuring
other Lecturers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

SthooE Exhibitions. By reference TO notice
in another column, it viii be seen that on We'd
upsday, of next week, there Will be Public
examination Of the District SelooIs. now about
10 close for the present term. We hope that
every parent that has child attending cur
public schools. viii be present. From the lin
Ted time allotted to prepare for this examina-
ton, II Is not expected the children viii show
of to that advantage that they may do here
after, but parents may there be able 10 deter
nine how much progress their children are
making in our Schools. All have an interest
Z the public schools, and We hope to see that
interest develope itself on this occasion by a
general attendance
The proceeds Of the Supper, in the evening,
arc 10 be applied to the fartherance of the cause
q Education in this place. We hope the sum
received may be such as 10 be of some service.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

STATE OF WISCONSIN. Co,

STATE OF WISCONSIN CoJ-Sr, op low,
john God, America Moore and Joel CLAYTON Admin
istratoFs OF Daniel Moore, Ia. Fa.
virtue OF an execution issued the Office of the
clerk OF the Circuit Court in and for County of
Ueen, tested on the l1th day Of September A. d. iS5
ana TO ne directed and delivered against the Goods ami
chhttes land and enelnents of the above named defend
ants have levied upon and seized the following scribed
Zeal Estate, viz The Northwest quarter of the North
es' quarter OF Section No. eight Isl in Township No fr
~ North OF Range No "a East of the 4 PRINCIPAL
meridian, in the County of Iowa. Stat, of Wisconsin and
s or and sell the same to the highest best bid
Ger, az public Nendue, at the front door OF the Court
tiouse IN the town OF Mineral Point said County on
saturday, tue }ri day of February, A. 1856
Inc n"urs OF nIne O'Clock and the sitting the sun
I. 4. u sail day, to satisfy said writ and costs
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff Iowa Co Wis
Sheri1's Office Mineral Point, Jan. + 1856
FARLEY EATON, Atty for PHI 6w3
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National Republican Convention.

As VIII De seen e1 the following official CALI the Repu-
hcans of the country to hold Naticpa, onx,ti,
- ttsburg the I'D of February fer the purose Of
perecting organization, and providing for National
Convention nominate candidates for the Presidency
and yice-Presidency.
10 tAe Republicans of the Uaited Stetes.
IN aceordance with what appears to he the general
OF 'he Republican Party and AZ the suggestion Of lae
ferlon Of the Republican press the undersigned Chair
men OF the State Republican Committees Of Maine Yer
mont Massachusetts,, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio
elSan, lniana and Wisconsin, hereby invite the Re
Eocsns of the Union To informal Convention
seurg on the I'D of February 1885, for the purpose
IItcung the National Organization, and providing for
Naonai Delegate Conventicr of the Republican Party
SOM subsequent day, to nominate candidates for the
eeilcncy and Nicepresiencv TO be s1nported AT the
erection in November, 1856.
LAWRENCE BARNARD. of VT
DAVID WILLMoT. of Pa
4. P STONE. Of Ohio.
J. T. GOODRICH. of Mass
WILLIAM \. WHITE, Of Wis.
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Freedom 10 twenty-five Eillions-Impcrtaut
News

Punch, some time ago, ridiculed the report
5hai Kussla Vas about to emancipate her serfs.
SAVING 1t was all on the strtdce: but the facts
satisfy Us that such a movement Is in progress
The news came from Warsaw. On the 3otl
Of December it was telegraphed ..that the Cor
er11Re1t fad ordered communication Of tie ROBOT
terminabie IN three years g Robot is william
age, The consequence Is, that this measure
would be abolition of Serfdom
This great news is confirmed by the latest
arrivals. A dispatch to Paris says:
WARSAW, Dec 81.
" The Government has just decreed, that the
right Of possessing kindred properly ia Pollard.
shall be acceded TO the peasants. Personal ser
rae 'oiA BE- replaced By the payment Of on ANIMAL
"ia. Three years ere granted for the complete
execution Of the decree"
This would limit the act of Freedom 10 Pc
land but the Gar would hardly emancipate
The peasants Of an acquired country and keep
~ slavery the native born The political motive
which would favor the former we understand
hut that would moi satisfy the latter. If, there
fore. the Serfs in Poland are emancipated. we
may RES assured thai the loyal Russ are made
free too
mighty move this \ gr7a; and glorious
one. Newspapers head murders and ship
wrecks. tales of blood and Of horror, with bic
capitals, and newsnlongers fix eve and mind
upon them with an Unsuitable avidi;y. But here
! 9 matter which tells Of life which puts on a
new basis and starts in 4 new career twenty iye
millions Of souls; which saps the old social des-
poI>m Of Russia; which contains in ii the germ
OF progress fraught with consequences far be-
y'ad the eve or ken Of mortal; and shall it not
arrest eur thought and gladden. cur very souls ?
Shall we not rejoice over it? 1t is theme fiji
i'r contemplation, for thanks for high aud
molly rcyelry on every free altar and on every
free hearth
We know, or suppose we know, the necessity
winch compelled the Car TO do this great act.
Nor should we conceal that. But we know, as
every body knows. what must be the immediate
Tact OF IT. For what peasant, 50 freed, viii
hesitate to rally round or for the Gear whatever
may be his fortunes? What liberal in the en-
pure who viii not give life or labor to or for
Russia against til world? The disaffected Pole
and the faithful Russ viii now be one and the
tzar viii ind no lack of men or means TO de-
lend ms crown; no lack of that enthusiasm
which, when lit up, makes people invincible.
Ne repeat, that this is great step-a move
which should cause the big heart of the world
10 'h7ob with joy. and which should nerve free
men everywhere to fight on and more resolutely
IMAM ever for universal freedom. The doom OF
slavery Is written. True hearted men have only
% combine and grapple ii, to ensure its fall
mere and every where.-Chicago Tribune
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FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
/ N S U R ANCE OMPANY
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
Capital 5000. OO0
Cash Paid in, 100000

Escelt attention given to FARM PRorEP-
TN, DWELLINGS OUT-BU;LDINGs.
NSCRES such buildings contents favorable te ms
for or wears. Insurcs Stores Warehouses Bull
lngs or contents, ard Personal Property generally
losses equitably adjusted and promptly PAID CASH
This Company is Joint Stock Association organized
under special Charter granted nv the Legislature
lsconsin, with authorized Capital of S5o1OUo One
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid in and
cureiy invested III bonds and mortgages The Company
beng thus securely organized upon basis h. hi
rectofs take pleasure in recommending il public
fNor, as worthy of confidence ans. support the
suTance that all Losses shall bc PROMPTLY and honorable
ADJUSTED As this Is purely Stock Company. mutual
business viii be done, nor premium notes taken
Hicers:-N. NJ DONALDSON. President: J. "
EDDY, Vice President: ". I. GIBSON, Secretary 4
GIBSoN, General Agent
lily J. Il. CLAHY. Aren't Minera! Point
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SUERIEE,S SALE

STATE OF WISCONSIN CIPf,I-Ir Cnr-nr
CoUSTY Iowa In., c,1-~..'
iieit i-ue'erson, Andrew Sturkson Jacob Season
rs Samuel Spencer. -
DI virtue of writ execution ;ssued ont of Tho &c
- hce OF the Clerk Of The circuit Court ana under he
sea- OF s curt ans The goods and clatels lands and
'eleiehs OF samuel Spencer defendant in the ahoy, on,
u,ed cause nave levied upon and viii sell TO the HIGH
u the town of Mineral Point in said County of Ioxo
tate aforesaid on Saturday, the I'D day of February A.
ioso netween The hours of nine O'Clock ~ NJ and the
est Whcii the saia Sanae Spencer had in to the
A. d. $780, at any time since that date viz The soub
nan OF the north east quarter of section No eight ( in
40 seven - north of range No (s) east
OF the fourth principal meridian, containing 81 acres
s"he south half of the quart er of
10 ihe ~ IN township No. seven, ca of range
NO three 90 east of the fourth princinai meridian con-
tanning 30 acres, be the less All of said
iiius lying anu being in Iowa County, Wisconsin.
=, go. 90 LEVI STERLING Sheriff.
'il>c i'cfeihper 20 lS3a. 5w3
L. NJ STRONG, Esq. Atty for PlalntTs
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ocAI, AID OTHER MATTERS.

-y We are requested by the Editor of the Democrat
that for want of help no paper will be issued from
:. osice the present week
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

.es- We give but one article this week from
H. members OF the Teachers Institute Others
, ?, received and viii be attended to next week.
uben they Will appear under proper depart
,nent, which viii be continued as found neces-
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No tice.

Ny business having been changed from this Date, and
having large Of unsettled accounts books,
am anxious them closed up, and viii
devote the of my time in attending TO the
Those indebted To respectfully invited can and
settle without further delay ii absolutely necessary
tor il 20 be done. JOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point, January 18th, 1856 A-d
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29
DodgeviIle, Sept. s, 1855.
In Justices Court.

In Justices Court.
Town Of Mineral Point IS In Justices Court
To Michael G. Stapleton.
NoU hereby notified that writ of attachment has
been issued against you, and your property attached
to satisfy the demand of Robert Whitney, amounting to
one hundred dollars Now unless you shall appear be-
Eber Polk Justice the Peace and for said Coun
", his office in said town. the 9th day Of February
D. 1896 O'Clock in the afternoon, judgement viii
be rendered against you and your property seid 10
the debt.
Dated this 10th day OF January, \. y. 1856.
ROBERT WHITNEY, Plaintiff
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CIRCUIT COURT.
In Ckanrsrv

heirs OF T. A. Lull, decd On Bill frr Par..tion
ana the unknown heirs of
ueorge Moore, deceased
Defendants
VIE SAID complainant having filed his bill of comnloint
~ .ne Srcuit Court, and for lowe county Wiscon-
81 ' Shahccry side thereof against said defendants
tte partliion Of the south quarter of rs
b cas-, quarter OF Section number four a. in town
shlp number five 90 north, Range number one n
IN Iowa county, Wiscohsin,-the said con,nlanant
aiso having issued subpoena in Chanccry against the
oeieiioihts, which subpoena has
OF saio county not served for the that
uehoahts nor any either of them could be foupa in
id county and II satisfactorily appearing by the afds
w oi Anasa Cobb, Solicitor for sid complanant fla
sia eienAits norany either them ear he fonnd
,is SS'e IL Is upon motion Of the
hereby ordered that the said def, ndants
r a. iuli II living and if deceased his heirs at law "
are unknown the heirs at law the said George Moore
ieceases VINO are also unknown all and every
or party or parties interes herein do md the
au each OF them hereby required 10 ;niear in So
curt ana answer the said complainans said bin of corr
paaht on ar before the 18Th day March, D. 1854 or
cue S.id blil 81 complaint will be taken as confessed and
decree entered accordingly ~ - "
Ana ~ Is further Ordered, that the said complainant
cause hls order to be published for weeks
AT least once in each week. in the Mineral Point r
sai1 county aad that the first publication thereof be mad.
~iiii twenty Gays from the date this orier-at.d
this 18th day of December, A. d. 1885
h5 'he Court VI. NJ. COTHREN
Circuit Judge.
hereby certify that the above is true COPY of the
oraer made by said Court tue said cause as th
same remain on file in my office
JAS. HUTCHINSON Clerk
R--'"/ olfcult Court Iowa Co., Wis
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

Is \ bear weighing over 400 lbs. was late
y KILLED short distance west of here. One was
Killed few weeks since, near Black River Falls,
Jackson Co, which weighed nearly 5OO.-La
crosse Republican.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

.-~GEo. W. CoBB is almost daily receiving new sup
I Of Fresh Groceries. Call and see ii they are not A.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

ux BEy c. EAsTNAS.-We regret to learn, (as we do
tb Piateve draerfcun,) that this gentleman still
dangerously ILL., and that his recovery is considered
al
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

.>s-rbe weather continues cold. Almost every morn
- find the mercury in the neighborhood of zero.
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Auttls, &r.
N = = D S T A III TES HOTEL.
HSA Street, Miaeral III; Point U,s,ans; A.

AtiN6 now completed and fitted up in the neatest
ana pest style for Public House, his new Rnct
house building near the old Franklin House the undr
signed Is now prepared to accommodate travellers beard
efs @c IN the best manner. Ali furniture abou1 be
mouse Is ente and he has best of cooks and
waters te public uiay rely upon his table being supplied
IN good style, with the best the market affords
Good siahng for horses, attentive grooms al,vs
in rei,ness. e' -'-"''.s
Inc Puolic are invited 10 call
i'd HUGH PHILLIPS, Proprietor
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

* Q nl q W - Z
THE MINER s CHEIP CASH STORE
/ AS removed from Commerce Street 10 Higb strae4
L 10 the old sta,d of C. Beech and Wneeer Cnn,,a
ny, where may be found entirely
NEW STOCK
Of the various kinds goods partially j ro
which will be sold at the lowest Cash Prices:
DRY GooDs
MerIinac and Cocheco Reregcs
Aliens, Sprague's and Gnchan-s
ali sly les OF Prints Linen Hkfs
Aiptcis English shaker Flannels
DeI.aiaes C.ssitnsres
tamhTics Satinefs
Mu .iils Diapars
DenIms Sbeetiu-s and shirti,rs
Blue Drills sbawls
Canton Eiannels Yelvets
Batting Oil Cloths &c g.
CLOTHING.
Flushing Fell PeteTShaIn silk Wool and Beaver
beaver, Moha'r and liee- Hans
satinet x cassim.re Frocks caps -1'l'''
do do Pants Clildrons Fancy Hats
f lns cassimer', Satin q Shirts. Drawers
SIX vests oyerails, sc Sc.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ladies' Morocco Calf and Mems Thick Kin Calf
Ihoes, fhaincie'' Goat, Grained ami Hungarian
ami halt g2ite's, slippers Brosans &c
an! BusAinS Bows Boots and Shoes
Chidrens misses boots, Ladies' Gents ana Nissas,
Polkas, Sontags Jenny Rubbers
Ilnas' Gaiteis' Dutch Ladies Moceasins
BOOTS
HARDWARE
Axes, Saws, ChiSels, Hair brushes p,-,lc-
Augers, Files Planes, Shot F,sks pn,s -
.55PD'iis, h,lFts " FORKS, TWINS Bench Screws,
,'iS-"fs, bu'ts " Screws, Door and Gate Hinges,
Locks, mouse Trimmings, lasks ANA Hooks
Carpenters Tools, Bells, Curry Combs ana Cards
Dtu screws NailS Sleigh Bells, Kettles,
0elNeSs Hoes foihs Shoseis, Steel, &c.
CROCKERY * GLASSWARE
White Granite Sets, c. c. Plates Bowls Chan,I,s
Blue p;atta,s I,.ta,s '
Mulberry Pitchers, JUGS, LANTERNS
Purple Glass r,ilers 4 ell,
JapanenG Tea Beer Mugs Pres.rr. 4, r.
Ttdcnh'lA ware, Glass Butter Dishes,
Tea Toy Sets, Glass Sugar Bowls,
Casters, Nappies, Jars &c. &c. &c
GROCERIES.
Young Tyson: Imperial Soap. Ssleratus, Soda
Gunpowder, oNcilong, Candies Chalk AIInIn
ooong and other Teas, Salt Peter Rarax R,si,
b l';i AMI y. o. Sugar, Goldfish. Rice, salt.
sugar House syrup, Extracts Lemon, &c.,
llil''-aT- bii- Castor ami Olive oil,
I''Hiec", Mustard, Pepper, AlIslicc, Starch
Java and Rio Coffee, Pals tubs Sr Sc
To the patrons Of his present and former place of
DOING business, the subscriber extends cordial
and pledges himself do all in his power 10 rive then,
satisfaction both in goods and prices.
y B-Butter Goats, Corn and country produce bourp,+
and sold. a
M T. 5. ALIEN.
Hii'efai f'ih', Nov 10 800. 5lu
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VJyHE subscriber has this day associated with him in
/ business Mr.. RICHARD T. SWEET, and the business
Will he continued the Old Stand under the firm OF
JOHN MILTON K CO.
JOHN MILTON
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29
American "a Hous
Ht9hIand, I Wisconsin,

!INiE undersigned having purchased the above well
known House and fitted ii up in very good STYLE is
nov prepared 90 accommodate the trye cling public in the
cst ',ioe manner and the reasonable terms
ms Fable viii at all times be supplied the best the
market affords. - "
Good Stabling attached to The House. with +be
most careful and attentive Osers always in attendance
a snare OF the patronage of the travelling community
ana others is respectfully solicited.
Highland 1886. l-ly) HENRY u.ppIS
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December 10, 1875.

'kAkhN tP by the subscriber, four miles from the
village OF Dodgeviie, about the FIRST of November
he'd 81 ILL., one year Old past, With white
belly The owner is requested prove property pay
charges and take him away. WM GARRISON
December 1875. 4wl
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WIS CONSiN HOUSE.
Highland, IOHa county, e-sa :: /: : Eisrons;y
Andrew - Bolster.

Andrew EN Bolster.
NiE above House has recently thoroughly reno
waited and fitted up in the best possible manner for
me accommodation 81 the public The Table il at all
times. be supplied with the choicest the market affords
which viii be served up in the neltest possible style.
stages leave every morning for Mineral Point and War
ren, and also for Muscota.
81 Good Stabiing and careful and attentive Ostlers
share oi public patronage is respectfully solicited.
highland, july 1900. 33tf
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TIfAkEN UP,-By the subscriber, his lands in the
town of Highland, Iowa county, Wis. the following
described cattle, viz One black cow with white under
the belly, upwards Of three years old, having
ear cropped and the right notched Also, white
Heiier GALE. with the tipped with red
years Old having the marked like those of the
Also, black Heifer GALE supposed belong the
Cow, few months old The requested 10 prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
GoTTFRIED d. HOFFMAN
Residing in the village and town Of Highland
Highland, December TO- y -. 1888. 1-lW*
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HONEY.-aOO lbs. Superior Honey, for sale
III h 7. s ALLEN
Jan. Is, 1883.
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j \ VI Z S c.. AYE r.
Pr2 and a .safysicsi Chemist,

IUf LID, MASS.
Price Is Cents per Box. Five Foxes for 81.
SOLD By
). y. Vivian, Y. n, and T. D. Puiior5 Mineral Point
.. W. Eastman, VI. D.. Tleltevile John Beutv ElE
Grove: - T. Parker, Lancaster H. Newlall GaIena ;
an" ny al Druggists every - here. 4aig
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TFAkEN UP,By the subscriber, living three miles
OF the village of Linden, about the 2oth Of November
last, BUI about three years old
artificial marks di=cernable The requested o
come forward prove property, pay charges and take him
away. BARNiNGdAM HAI2HER.
Linden, December ), 1855. 1-iws
TfNAkEN UP-Iy the su-c9 iher. tho village Min
i eTa Point, dark hiindIe HEiFER, years old
next spring. She has white tie belly and IA white
tace with dark ring around the eyes The owner is
quesed to prove property pay charges and take her
Said Heller has been running win my cattle nearly all
the past summer.
GEO. kISLlNGBERItY.
Mineral Point. Dec. 5. 1888. 1-4vId.
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STRAYED,

SIKAIED,
NRDN the subscriber. in Dndgeye in the fore part
< August last LIGHT SORREL HORSE COLT With ii
iihSh name and tail, the tail also trimmed to tie
bic joint star ia the face and the legs of liehtsh
color. 1t is rising four years old Also MARE COLT
rising three years old, dark color black
and tail with few white hair mixed, in the face
/ and left hind foot white.
Any who win said colts the subscriber
to Moses Howels, Dodgevile give Information where
they may be found shall be literally rewarded.
JOHN L. ROBERTS.
DodgeviIle, Sept. s, 1885. 4Sm3@
TSNAKEN UP,-By the subscriber, living miles north
OF the village of Linden, about the lst of De
I cembcr red and white yearling 81 LII. No
other marks Perceptibe. The Is requested to call
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
I CHARLES :. WESTON.
Linden Dec 1, 1885. 4v2e&
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THE rRIBrNE As A coMMERc1AIpApER

," expense or labor Is spared Re-
ports of fHE TKiBuNE reliable and sajifactory sutcli
bers may depend upon aun fall correct quotations
of all the leading articles offered in the Chicago Market
based actual sales, such Grains Meats Live Stock
Aegetabes l-um'.er, Fuel, Groceries, Hardware, Land
Warrants, Money Market &c.
But no other recommend need be named fact
that Tu RrEEN HUNDRED Copies of the DAILY and TRf
WEEKLY Editions mailed to merchants residing out of
Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

The services of able and practical agriculture!
have been retained He will devote his time and talent
10 the interest of the back bone the communi-
y. The subjects OF Farming, Gardening ousekee-
ing viii hold prominent place, future ia the columns
If THE TRIBUNE. Communications from practical Farm
ers aru resneclttl Nv solicited.
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TAKEN Up.

4 BOLT the 2Sth of November last, one red yearline
n STEER, with "A white spot the belly. 20 ear or
otner marks The will please call prove
pay charges aud take him away.
MICHAEL HUGHES
io"h Oh "aieWich, december -, 1886. 4w2