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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25
Seoal advertisements.
Chancery Sale.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Iowa COUNTY, WIS.

S-1SsAANO1 Set2C.
Elenor Bailey
CypTvrFyr YuOr-1r
.a.ltlS ) buin q Iowa COUNTY, WIS.
oiCE Is hereby given that b virtue of an order and
HeeIee IN u accery, made entered in said Corf
On the I'D day OF September, a d. ls5 IN certain
gIise teh and here pending before said Court wherein
sIehof Baiey IS complainant, and Francis j. Dunn and
@4 n Dunn, his WIFE, j. defendants upon the aiI-
given IA said order and decree, Will P,ac
eiae 10 the highest and best bidder for cash IN hand
On saturday, the 18th day April A D. 1856 between
Tue ouTs OF nine O'Clock A. II. ana she setting of snn
~ OF said day. at he front door the Court House in
Ihe village OF Mineral Point county Iowa State of
Wisconsin, the following described land Real Estate
mentioned II said decree, wit Being the west haIf
OF the north west quarter of section number twelve ~
me west hail OF the south west quarter section num-
Der twelve, (l2) the west half Of the south es ouater
OF section number twelve az the half the south
W. quarter 81 section number twelve, 12> and the
outil west quarter OF section naber fourteen IA all
IA township number five, o. north, Range nuInber
TWO, ~ east OF the Fourth Principal Meridian in the
county OF iowa. State ct Wisconsin, together with all ana
singular the hereitaien and appurtnances thereuno
belonging or any wise appeFainin satisfy said Mort
gage and Decree, with costs of sale.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff.
SsEHEFF's OFFICE. Iowa coilpfv VIZ
Mineral Point March /, 1856.
T. EATON, Sohct'r for CompIt
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STRtYFD.

ROM the subscriber in Dodgeyile the fore part OF
! August last, LIGHT SOHtREI. HORSE COLT with a
iihjlsh name anu tall the tail also trimmed the gam
bic Joint star in The face and the legs ligntsh
color. 1t is rising four years old. Also MARE GOLF
rising three wears old, OF dark sorre Color black name
and TAIL with few white hair missed star ia the face
and eft hind foot white
ANY who viii RETURN Ill colts the subscriber or
to Noses LoweNs, Dodreye, give information where
they may be found shall be literally rewarded.
JOHN J.. ROBERTS.
Dolgcyine, Sept. C. 1855. 48m8s
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: rorRr.-The session Of the Circuit
seld last week was an unusually short
NE pe.it jury was discharged on We'd
+. The case Of the State IS. Wilson, in
the murder Of Watson, the jury were
!, arree. and the case was continued
If. oaxr term. The case Of Jones as.
ar tLe value Of a Watch which the
; .7.imad was sold him by defendant
-.1J Watch, and which proved to be only
- 4, which the jury did not agree ut
7. form # Court,l again came up and was
rssrItipg in judgment'of $50 for plain
seal eases, we understand, We're put
a tie next term.
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~

LEARNT How. = Arnold in his speech last even
ing. stated that he attended the Democratic Caucus at
Madison, Friday evening last, which rst time
in his III, that no had been present at such meet
ing He also stated tt he had learned then and there
the reason why Tie penoera=to his own worisal-
ways whipped the Wing The inference which the
audience seemed 70 draw WIS., that he had been let into
The secret or tie manner in which forged supplementary
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25

o DEMOCRACY, How ART THOU FALLEN : The Bar
stow Democrats held Madison few nights
ago, at which they 10 have resolved to stand bv
Barsto@ and resist the supreme Court They also pro-
prose to commit the Democratic party of the State to
the same course, and to ignore all other platforms until
that is established Tas Wisconsin Democracy come to
this, Tat Il has platform, but opposition to the
supreme judicial tigrusl Of the State, and no faith
except in Bill BaIstow :-Rigoa Spar.
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:, AND OTHER MATTERS.

=. urErryG.-A Mass Convention OF the
: Mineral Point, Irrespective Of party,
Ia 1T the Court House, on Friday
March 23th, for the purpose Of nomlna-
= ,;l.-cs for Town Officers, TO be elected
esIay next.
nh >, 1856.
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Er0SE ET

TsFE Iscgi'er, thankful for t patronage heretofore
received from The citizens Of Mineral Point and vicn-
itE. woEia especially IL H Euc that may
Stir lie found at bis ord STAND, High Street where he
is prepared to furnish both ola new customers with
amy article in the line of
Stoves, Tia, Copper, Sheet IRON, Hardware,
the shortest notice. Among his stock Of 5 TO YES
may De found
Cooking, Parlor, and Box Stoves,
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Eass -sstirg a. Maukesla.

rye enthusiastic meeting Of the People
sasLa County, held at the Court House
! village Of Waukesha on Wednesday,
ID 1856. Hon. ANDREW Z. ELMORE
to ,Ae chair, and Hon. JoHz L. HlL-
EulIAv y. LASyos Esq were elect
a-5c-.
aE1ae Presidents were then appointed:
\ = BscEos, BoyEE and CMRScaoss were
q Committee on Resolutions and re
Sc iuliovIls which were put to vote
i meeting aad -ad2pt1d with but one dis
voice:
M That we deem II the duty Of every
zen TO preserve aud deteud the laws and
/ iau Of the State that we Lave entire
s. ia the ability AID Integrity Of She
1 aprome Cont O.. the state, that we
1 Court rs the rightful ezPouader Of
a~.,.en aad the Laws; the tribunal for
4 tile rights and wrongs Of citizens
i aaerthe same, and lis decisions are en-
lie highest confidence and tie most
/ That we believe the Supreme Court
I 1 complete jurisdiction OF the c7=ao
-a..g commenced by Coles Bashlorl to
Il William A. Barst5w from his usu-pe
,s IF tl.e Office # Governor Of Wiscon-
Il rat into that Office the man for whom
d aeL electors of tha State cast the great
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25

-s'AN BAY AND OTTAWA CANAL--Tbe sur
.. me proposed ship canal 70 connect the
.,.- Lakes 9Th the tide-waters Of the St
" the Ottawa River. has been order
's.s q the Canadian Legislature
preliminary survey for the Georgian
~ ontario Ship Canal has been comp!et-
r. report As 10 the practibility of the
- ~, Oh the work, &c, may be expected in
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ens Stems.

FIRE At AApIsoS-A fire broke out at . A. II. we'd
nesday IN the Saloon OF Mr. cRoNEN Webster Street
MADISON Four buildings were destroyed. The Argus
says:
Mr.. Fishers loss about $1,000
Mr. Bradley's loss stated at 81 200
Mr. Noyes removed all his goods-loss on building $3.50
Loss of the saloon $780,
Had there been high wind at the time valuable part
of te town would have been destroyed The active exer-
i2ns OF many citizens with pals, tubs blankets
stopped the fire.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25

PAEpoNID-Iae Ripon spar says, Dr. Bennett of Black
River Fasa dstes.abc old greyhaired Iepoba;e who
WIS sentenced 20 years imprisonment in tie State
Prison. for commit ing rape upon poor sick defence
less woman, after serving bus months of bis time has
been Tardoned ont 0g Prison by Wn. A. Ba-stow.-No
doubts entertained BY any ofhis guilt and his
wife his return refused 20 have any thing say to
him anu Immediately fled position for a divorce.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25

: Lr-rraE.-Rcv. Mr PHILLrrs VIII de
81 Ia-, Lecture Of his course, on the
es. next Sabbath evening.
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y L was believed a week ago, that Rarstow would
never muster the hardihood to defy the supreme Court
Of the sate bat the desperation that sezes upon him as
he sees ihe probability Of being cleaned OUT is con-
yineing proof that crime breads The light Of day We
have now Of doubt that he IS gully Of that
which If defended by any party should damn it so deep
that nothing bat the Arcaangeis trump would reach it.
and only then, that it might be called up new ana
GEal damna.i on Ford da Lac Freeman
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sflisellsatous.
ATKEN-, sUro NATION
. Ii-2 King poanar WoMe1
OVER Sc FIRST PREMIUMS * ONLY TorR YEARS

+ OVER Sc FIRST PREMIUMS X ONLY ToCR YEARS
rTHWo Gold sedals silver cups II silver Medals sew
etal 81, siU, ana 81 Premiums. diplomas, sc. Two
Mcdal after thorough tIiaI bv te Franklin Institute
.! "a Cold 54e.a fiona 'ae saFy ald ins'i' ate SILVER
France =: silver Cu FROM tie Wayne Co. It.. Agreultu-
ri Soeigy ne lizj f,Spioq ~ " soFee contest with
other Machines; Fsst Premium from the .'Duol insi
'l,e;' IA . coH'es. Win oiLeF NachiGcs
Silver N.ais ii lolas Sc from The Agricultural So
critics Of CIV York Fenas i"ria Wisconsin, Missouri,
Aic3iau, Aar land Illinois ana Iowa, the American In
s;i.ute the Franklin lnslitete the Ceaso Mechanics
stI'5te me oat1wese.u Agricultural Society, ana va
sills County 2g le;ltulei au-i,liys.
No Machine ever Invented has taken many PgeniunaA
! One Hlst} bufu in 1852.
- gssd excessively in 1S55,
500 in 90 different STAGES ia 1854,
1900 throughout the mon in 1858.
What bei'et ,viderrv ~ orh could be given than
This unIaTl Cd ucr ase: And though little known,
of other Scibofs yet two-th birds - the
coul1 ls soH.ied Hast year. More viii he disappointed
they are determined to have It, and tis is thor
oozhlE established in the confidence the Farming Pub
he = has Eakcr always hand and doing the work,
saving at least a+6tr ham i B; M II i man,
greater Grain Saver than Labor Saver ana is also first
Il You intend getting ria Of vour old fashioned Back
Iron and wood, You must be moving, for $500 Har
viii b nearly supply the demand as the
1900 which were SO insufficient th5 Iast season.
The subscriber having leen appointed Agent Of tho
above Machine for IIS COUNTY, is prepared to li all
NB-Farners wishina TO ol,an ore Of these Machine.
Tor the next Harvest should send in their orders early,
and thereby avoid serious disappointment.
Al orders addressed 10
SAMUEL HENDY.
DedreyiiIe, Iowa County, MA.
" ii receive prompt stteation.
TIE Z Ms:
Resrer and Mower, Two Hundred Dcllars-s75
e5Pt Of NaoaHe SO September LEI; $50 December LIST;
$40 added for LONGER credit.
Reaper only. Sf.s-sT5 receipt of Machine; $50
September list; $40 December list; $40 added longer
credit; 10 per crn:- interest from May ls il aymens
not promptly made.
- Discount II u per cent per auruu for cash in
advance besides Interest.
February II, 1895. I0-Sm
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'A...-A -ew game has been tried by
7-'' =. - .ne-e. Two Wei dressed fe-
.>. -l.o aoa~e. breatLlezs with fright,
-1.as to 1apwsued by rcwdies, Before
-4- recover under the kind attention of
.-.aa.es. loud rarping Is heard 1t the hall
@.- ,-e strangers scream and rush up
aai While the folks below make investi-
4 'aa door, the frightened young ladies
eanacious pockets with whatever valu-
md in their hasty High, through the
-as-s
the rev is over. and that they can safe
IS down, they depart with many apollo
ile trouble they have given.
-.- ;ae folks 60 into their chambers, they
I. 90 understand what it all meant.
no. think they will Try that game in
g. Chicago Tribune.
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nr.- lAaEEr.-A new Meat Market
been opened il TINS village-ou door
lie Central House-bv Nessrs. DUNy &
H. where. We have no doubt. customers
Il times be supplied with the best Of
..-. beef.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25

TEMPERANCE IL PALMYRA.-We are informed that
some Of the Of Palmyra are enforcing the Maine
Law on their own hook al. creating quite stir in that
comfortable villa %.
Early in The season two saloons were orened in the
village, and Of course drnkards who had been rare
specimens In that region M that time bran 10 lie
around loose TO the dzcredit the place and to
the great distress Of their families Intenarerance was
among thc b7ntaiizing men and abusing women and
children Those who the nlosit Interested in II Ia
the greatest sufferers the women took fI,e IN
their hands, aud about two weeks ago they tore the
GROCERIES, leaving Of the liquid nuisance IN the
places and they have since been holding series of tenn
perance meetings in which eloquent addresses have been
delivered iy some of the laiies-HhiieEater Gazette
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Fo,ps.-Tbe frost IS fast coming out of
-..rd. and tie roads are becoming bad
Zoos are several hours later than when
LII we're in a good travelling condition
s had no rain Of account since last No
i A Good heavy shower would have a
r.r to settle the roads, and repIenish the
..,-eraz. Of which there are On abund-
his place.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-25

The FIRE N THE CAPfToL-The Patriot of Wednesday
says:
We are informed that She in the land Office at the
capitol was probably accident, though that is not
positively known ~ all events, FIRE was discovered in
'e capitol but 1t vas e&iingushed before much damage
eore.
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BUFFERS - HOTEL,
Plafepi2e, Grant LID County, Ulsconsia
II AYING taken and fitted up in the most magnificent
I Z style the stand formerly known the Atwood
Holel the undersigned would respectfully ask for il
share of public patronage. His Table Will fur
nlshed IN good TASTE and his Rooms large airy
and in every department the intention viii consult
the comfort ami wishes OF his patrons Stables and
attentive OstlerS always in readiness.
= Boar'leHs by the day furnis she'd with all
necessary conveniences at reasonable rates
P!atteyille, 1896. (-ly) WEI. BUTLER.
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E. Q In q " u Z
rHE lIINER CHEAP CASH STORE
Has removed from Commerce Street to IlizA Street.
70 the old stand OF C. Beech and Wheeler ( Co...-
ny, who may be found entirely
NEW STOCK
Of the Tous kinds Of goods partially eru1nea ted below
which : III be sold at The lowest Ccsh prices:
DRY GOODS:
Morril nae and Coeheco Brreees
Al.eC >, Sprsg~ues and CtUgiEms
al 81 yIes of Prints Linen lI'kfs
Merin oes Ts5,r Covers ''--'s
D psd11. q ies s eas.in5eres
MusIins pjsr.rx
Blue Drills SfSgi i.ss ana 91'f 'ii'ss
Csnto Fi5nnels Nclvets
BATH oil Cloths &c &c
CLOTHING.
Flush ing, Felt Peersha,a silk Wool Frr and Pe,,,,
bea' er, Mohair aud Libe- iists
satinet & Cashmere Froelss Caps ION ana ''S-'''
do do Pants Chldrens Fancy Hats
Plush, Cashmere, Satin Shirts, Drawers
SIX Nests Oyerals Sc &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Morocco, Caifaud Mems Thick. Kip. Calf
SHOES, knaneed Goat, Grained and Hungarian
Jenny Lind Silk CATERS Boots
and halt CATERS, Slippers Brogans, Sc
and Busklns Bows Boots and Shoes
t5lIIrei-s misses boots. Ladies Gents and Misses
1lndS, GaI1eIs, Dutch Ladies Ioccasins
HARDWARE.
Axes. Saws, Chisels, Hair brushe-ePou,ls-
Spoons, Knives & Forks Twins EcIri, --.l,s -
Scissors, Butts < Screws, Door and Gaze Ifiaces
LOCKS, Rouse trimmings, H5sSS and Hooks
Carpenters Tools, Bells, Carry Combs and Cards,
Selves, Hoes, Forks saa5els Steel, &c.
CEOCKERY & GLASSWARE
White Granite Sets, c. c Plates Bowls, Clau,5's
Mulberry Pitchers. Jurz' I1rtcrrs
Purple Glass Tua4licrs &, GobIea5,
sydenham Ware, Glass Batter Dishes,
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a II ERICAN s5s,f HOU Sc

BY 4. iii SFEiFF.
FEfHE undersigned takes pleasure IN saving the citt-
OF Mineral Point and the travelling public. tI,at
he has htted up his House, High Street in h best
possible manner for tie Of Travellers and
Boarders. His table WILL all seasons be supplied WITH
the best the market affords and but the first class eff
cooks and walters viii lie employed.
= Good Stables ard attentive Ostlers at all times in
readiness for those who have Horses.
share OF the generous patronage OF the nubIic Is r.
spectfuy solicited. A. SNIFF
Mineral Point, September 1855 Nv
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sotels, 6t.

o II [ t E D S 7 A e...,,e-s TIES HOTEL.
Higs Street, Mineral 49, Poiat Ulscoasia 81
Hugh 49, Phillips
sAFlNG now completed ard fitted mp in The reatest
Il and best style tor Public House. his new Rock
House building the ola Franklin House the under
signed Il prepared to accommodate travellers board
ers &C. IN the best manner All the furniture about the
house Is entirely and he has best of cooks and
Fai ter The public may rely upon his table being suup.d
in good style, with the best the affords
Good sbllng for horses, and attentive grooms always
readiness.
The Public invited . call
49u HUGH PHILLIPS Proprietor.
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WISE ONSIN EOJSE,
HiSh'aHd IoUG county, ETSa Wisconsin, By
Andrew L. Bolster.
YEdE above House has recently been thoroughly reno
yatel and fitted up in the best possible manner for
the accommodation OF the public The Table will all
times be supplied with the choicest the market affords
which will be served up in the neatest possible style.
Stages leave every morning for Mineral Point and
and also for Muscoda.
{ y Good Stabug and careful and attentive Ostlers
\ share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Highland, july, 1898. 33f
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TO THE PUBLIC,

WE the undersigned would respectfully announce 20
w The public generally, that have just received
from the Wisconsin aey and VIII constantly be receiv-
ing through the season, general assortment OF
Lumber. with Tickets, i-aih aud shingles,
which the offer SALE reasonable terms
The public informed TINT have established our
LUMBER YARDS ~ the Town Of 8" Joneadale," at
the mouth OF tnc WTGu valley, which place u con-
siderable Bogevie AVID Mineral Point than any
other point The Wisconsin River, and avoids many
steep and horsailiue nils Transfers and Teams VIII
rendered comfortable ID, Ee a-cuIumodatinS PHiLAN-
nFR CoLE who has recently buiit connexions Tavern
BENJAMIN THOMAS
EAEEETT WILLIAMS
ro,,.,r.rc Ie--- ro-,r4, Va : las. S-ft
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4 merican "A II ouse
Highland ga Wisconsin.

FE7fIE undersigned having purchased tie above well
known House, and fitted it mp In very good STYLE Is
now prepared 10 accommodate the travelling public IN the
best possible manner and the TERMS
His Table viii al all times DE supplied with best the
market affords
- Good stabling attached to the House. with fhe
most careful and attentive Osers always attendance
share 81 the patronage Of the travelling community
and others, is respectfully solicited.
Highland, 1886. civ HENRY HARRIS.
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anerthansisf.
sd. FALL AND WINTER Iss5
G. q q - s. 2
1876.
At the old aad Of JoHy MILToS IF high and chest
nut streets, Mineral Poiat, Wisconsin,

I HAVE now on hand and prepared 10 show largo
and well selected stock of Day GOODS, consisnr OF
every variety called this section OF The country and
at lower than be bought any other e.tab-
lishment in the county The following articles commits
his splendid and well assorted stock II part
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HATS 6 CAPS,

I'D % TT y Sc - II % II -
Of every description for Ladies, Gents, girls s boys wear
JEW ELRY,
That cannot fail to please the eye Of Che particular
We have also TEAS, Of the best quality, 10 so ana
- cents per pound.
CAEFETNG-i,eg, Stair, and Floor Carpctiag hand
The above GOODS, and many Others, viii De s-lI cheap
/ than before known here.
Such Goods not purchased last spring wiz be
sold al cast to make that l.
siautly arriving from the East.
to Please call and satisfy yourselves that tho ah7va
statements Don't forget the IacsDcl1g
I NicheIlachcr's 0bD STAND.
WEIDENFELD, DELLER Il co.
Mineral Point 1850. 26-lv
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i.r4oH--5ir- Greeley tlcsaPhs from Washington,
lH@ th- 1stia.53a have given orders 20 arrest the
Free State officers &C Kansas treason and ii Is not inn
probable that they under arrest It evidently
the Intention to crush freedom Kansas possible
ana shall not be surprised to hear Chat this desperate
resort has BEEN attempted to eegtil- We trust it win
rtil-C fa3caa pa.7y -.Ercr'fser.
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n business having he-n changed from this date, and
having large amount Of unsettled accounts on books,
am anxious them closed up, md viii hereafter
devote the Iso-t Of nr time attending TO the
Those indebted 10 me rcspectsl invited cali and
without further delay it j. a flutey Boc'Sey
Tor II 10 ba done JOHN MILTON.
,f;rsr-l po.-+. Tsrrs~y I-t1, lsJs Aft