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l9tfHabrt8linie na9 europa gu erri9ten,
6uu8. OQ8 Sau8 palltrte eine 8tQ Dem
6reiptlligen SafOb 0pblpn ieinen Splb ais
6reimillt9en i'm californtl4en uno merifantl9en
&rieg au85u5ablen. Oa ODpIon elm Tarbt9er
urD Die Nufnabue pieler @ouleur in ben Oienft
perbpten 1T, 10 mar pteier Gift nctbwenpi9, Dem
Mtann 5u leiuem @i9entbum 3u perbelfen.
Wai4tn9tpn, IA, Ipril. Sol, Su99e8,
Der Spe5tala9ent peS APPROPRIATENESS, perbafs
tete beute Oforgen @epr9e N. Tprpnleno, Der
IN Nemz@aitle, Oelamare, aus BENT @ef1n9niB
9ebrp6en ltnb angetla9t mar, 8riefe aus Dem
Wtlmin9tOner Ppitarnt 9eltoblen 81 baben,
$50 ellington Is. Nprtl. Der Senat
ratificirte beute bic beioen @ertrd9e, our9 mel
Ge ben inpiI6en Stdrlnten in 9temzO prf uno
Wti9i9an Sabr9ebalte au5seiest perpen unp
b~eitdti9te auBerpem etni9e @rner nungen Der
03egterun9, namentlt6 ipld]e, Die i'm Marines
Corps ppr9enpmtnert tpprpe1 paren,
Waibtn9tpn, Is, april. 8egen 20
peItltde Oelegateu our penofratiif den Gpnpe:s
ton DON Cincinnati itnp III pplitti6en @el9dIs
ten bier eingetrDffen.
8pfton, Is. Qprtl, - Gtne republifantIde
StaQt8cpnoenttpn 1T auf ben 4. Sum- naGQ8Drs
ceIter berufen t%pproen, nm Dele9aten Der 9ta=
ttpnalzG onpenttpA bpn Ybilapelpbta 81 erlpdbs
len.
@pup. WellS bat ben 01t6tcr Oapt8 DON iet>
her Stele am Sber9eri9t e%ntfernt.
Nlbanp, IA. Nprtl. - Spiepb 0tpu6, Elm
Bp1tiQiDn, 1T in Salen1, Oto. g., tpeoen Soft
raub8 perbaftet mproen, Gin @e6iel9e1 DON
1926 unb anbere @elper, Die aus 8rtefen 9e=
itCblen pprpen lparen, lpurpen Bel ibm 9efun=
ben. -
New<Srlean8, ~. April. Scr. Gar
LAMB, Der uugetreue Sdabmetiter ppn New=Sr*
1T gegen cine 8Gr9id1ft Don 100000
in Treibett 9elebt rcrpetl.
@enppa, IS, Npril. Der Dampfer Sobn
Q(rnctt perbrannte wdbrenp er an Watfi18
lag, Sin Ofanu 1T tppt uap etnt9e an@
pere lilo Idmer perbrannt,
Srentpn, IS. Nprtl. Spiepb Q6prp,
Dem, murbe 9eltern nit 23O Sttutnten W}aJcs
rtt1t 3ltl1t Mtabpr Der Stabt er>rGblt. Oa8
9alt,e pen1DfratiI6e Ttdet NIT elmer ein5igen
Au8naEme lit ermdblt.
Na II a, Is. Nprtl.-@tne&utIde, Die ben
@brlp, Otr. @elpett uno 6amilte entbtelt, fam
beute nit ei1em s ien6obn3ug in Gp0lilira uno
aIle bartt l~ibenpen murren idredlt6 5u9ertdtet
Der SUbn itarb pieien Wpr8en unD 0err @e<
nett IelbIt miro i6werlid bappn tontuen,
Sanbn 9ppf, Is, April,-Der erwartete
Dampfer Baltic bat iid bis CUR Stunpe, 1ON
llbr NaGt8, nod niGt ieben l~aiien. DiegfaGt
1T bunfel unp molft9, unp e8 lit pent8 Nl18I idt,
ct Dor Wfor en- fritb etntrefen wtrp,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-04-16

MeblmdrGA - 6tt WldrIt 1905 asnera
tpeftSer feb (tnb bic Frstfe 8'h8ea i'm 12A 90.
5ltrtf. 400 SAT- SOtparbltreet ipurpet 5h
1852 Yer SUB U%ertauft ; ferner 400 SUB Obto
gu oemielbeu PretS audi 1000 SAB GttpmiQs
gu 1862.
1W- Die 5erren Sofia & SO. in @a.
ibi19tcn BADEN ibr Eager BON lbreu, 3epe(lerte
II. !. Nd. mad Yennlplpania Arenue 9}r, 337,
5piideu CT unp 7r StraBe oerIe9t uab iiub
nit alien III tbr @eiddft eini6lagenpen Artifelu
anf8 rei4ite perlebcn, inpem le 5u9lei6 prpmpte
Bepienur9 unp bile Bretle peripre6en.
ga &tr MAIDEN auf ba8 beute itattfi nbenbe
Sratorilm gu tppbItbdti9cn 3mefen in ben
Stems Iem6lps0 1OOma oufmerfioul. 70, G(n3,)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-04-16
StoOf Baltimore.

Ger GornabO, meG6ersin Der Samifu9
9tadt pieien 8reitesrao beimiudte, bat au@ auf
Sort Otc6enrb eintsen S6upen 9etban unp Ell
men Tbetl pe8 3inne8 rpm Dad Der @arniipnss
firGe in bic SSbe 9ebpben unb julammen9erplIt,
9erabe ats wdre e8 &u6entei9. &tntge Irtiles
riiten madten iid lpslei6 bubtnter, ben SGapen
tpieper gut gu MAIDEN, Oean wini@t bieles
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-04-16

&oa8teies, bb bts 0tsltBet6etet 9eIeeit6 auet.
tdtttt merpett i6G pber niGt.
Der tat9o1tf9e Botct BON 9nriy
%Gertptlle, u. S., ipran9 am 16. y. 90. bon et=
mem GllenbabnsSarre1, 9ertetb unter bic Ndper
unp ipllrDe 9etSDtet,
Ole ct. QOut8 evening Nem8
fa9t, puB bic mad 8auluS au8panbernbenBfan
ger. nit ibren 9ee9ern metlteu8 IN Der @aiate ben
WttiDurt btnanffabren, tpabrenO bic arlnen met
ZEN Nu6wanoerer i'm 3mtI6enoed fabren.
Daptpn, SBiO, 10. Npril. (gtn Oeut=
ifer er1noroet.) @eI teri Aben0 traf cine 8ar=
tbie 8ut6er IN einem pan etnem Wt1n1e, Sea-
mems 6telo8, gebaltenen Grinfbauie, 5lpiIAen
Der GrO9 urb 8a0ep Bife, ungefabr cine Wleile
Derbradten BEN Nbenb nit Trinfen, 9taudeu
uiO S6wdBen. @e9en II llbr e%rtitaap Elm
0rrtmetiel Spilheh 5peien berlel6et, an mel
dent bulb bic l~1e6rigen Tbetl na6men, uuD elmer
DerIel6en, 6rauf- ltad einen Anpern, J}auten8
&pnrQb SeB, berart in bic 6ufte, baB bic 6auptz
Q~rterie bur016uttten mar0 unD SEP itA in me-
nioett Winuten per6lutete. Sin Wnperer morD
NIT einem OteIier fart, aber nidt leben89efdbrz
lid permurDet. 3pet Don Der Yartbte 1tnD per=
baTtet, Elm Dritter ma4te ii4 aus pem Staube.
(8olt8lr.)
Dte@ubft in g.. 2out 8.-6errSo6n
Sou, per nit 2, 5OOS ttmr1enW talOrttGt ermdblte
WtaiOr Don ct .QolttS, lit Elm pplitiider uno per-
I6nltder 6reInp BON S. 8. Slatr, W}tt9lieb pea
republifanil9en 9tutipnalz@ cmite8. @8 tit bies
ier 0abliteg UNI 10 erireult4er, oa er itber Die
peretnigten Sdaare1 BET &npmnotbin9 uno
BroiflapereirnGnner errun9en porpen lit.
(2tn3. B. 49,
Wa8 ja8en I'M ere 2anb8leute
ba5u? Sett benz 1. Npril tritet pie9tpnparea=
5eile Nn5ei9e in Der 81. 9. p04entli4en Grt=
bune" fHr lepe @tnriGun9 etnen Dollar,
SOnberbare Gntidetbung, Der
01itter gculp bat in Der lesten Sieung Der
l1liter=Gp zGoprt entidteDen, pu8 eta perbetra=
tbete8 Trauen3immer, ba8 etten Dtebltab[ pDer
ett anbere8 0erbre6en in @e8enrpart ibreS
Wfanne8 periibt, pafir utdt perantportlt9 9ez
ntadt merpen fam. ga Der Mfarn Nutoritdt
babe ii6er bic Saablun9en Ieiner 6rau, 10 lei
ct alletn per1ntmprtlid, unp fpenn eth 6rtepen8s
riater bic 6rau inter lpl4en llmltauoen eill=
ltefe1 la1e, 10 fSnlle er lpe9et IGll6lther @e=
fangenbaltltr9 beitraft nerpet.
OteIe GntIdetpun9 lit bpQfonuten lit lteber>
%etnlttnttnutg nit benz alten en9liI9en 91eGte,
welde8 on1aRut, Dap Die 6rau in etneln Irlden
6a(e auf 8efebl unp 9epidermaBen utter Dem
3man8 ibre8 @bemanne8 9ebaaDelt babe, Wttt
u%nIern ~beuti8eu 8e9rifen BON Der @teuung BET
Der GeIdledter rertrd9t ftd bic @nti4et0un9
ireiltA nt9t. = Iber:
@8 erbeben 1tb @jeIeb u1b 91edt,
Wie cine ep'ge Srarfbeit fort,
SIM Situate Oorf, in Der 9}a6e
oe8 Onetpaz Sees, bat cine Wtutter i6re bier
atnOer NIT elmer Nrt eri4lu9eu, sic mar Dor
flint Sabren nit ihremWtanne aus England 8e>
t%rntnren ltno bate pa8 9eimWeb, in 8rl9e peis
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-04-16
eutDnta=SQupereim

Die am lesen Samltas ben IL. @prtl ~fattaebabte A u etts
md fTttta a, gsrlags nSaI.5g III tn %sldssr sistSSstag he S%snatta.
hes @eretns nit beren fpfprtteer Sncprportruna beauftragt
wHree - erg4b cine Gol1en- @tnnatme Upn 1919.
Nas 9ublttWn mirp auf bic au6errrbentltdb raI6e 9unabms
obt8en @sreins anfmertfatn een1a6t, inter Seun 9enterfen, BAG
pettere Nnntelbun8en gum Setttttt teb err 9ett tn Senr1
2ettS pear Auater une an ben geriammIungs. gbeHbeH aa@
lelbf ent8e8en9encmmen perten.
Wtp1M q W} Gr+bp Gscr
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M 1t ) q 9 m.
O1nffa0nm0.

Den ~refpefttSen Mlttglebern hes yWrtrn 0eTanAscretas"
Otene 9termtt eur %8efaatgen Sea6tun9 neinen Danf fir bic
1eieliAattl t9e MISUNDERSTANDING in ntetnen Qptol AMI Mons
tag 6fentli4 auS3uipreben IN 6emerten TT, bB fanImtlt6e
Sreunne bs Vereins mIniGteu, etnen berarttsen
re9t BAH pteber %betwpbnen gu t6nnen. Die Qte6er,
Tel3e i'm Gb0r gefun9en @urben, paren SDrtrefltf, ebenfo In
ge9lettung bes Qtanps. - SD fam nt6t uulbtn, bas altreat.
l9e Sprt6pprt bier %bet3uiegen, boB oner nt6t itebt Netn,
s4etb unb @eian9. Der bletbt etn @orr fein 9eBen lang"
A., Capt. &. SGbrltne,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-04-16
" .u1nen
SIErtifftt!
SIR ana na.WoJt;nrroGr

TT% Nr. 304 SfsSaltimrrefr, nape 9%rpabpap.
Speten erbtelten mir etne farte Senhuns SON auseeset6nete'
8eTuuten nHp elnTa9en 5ariemCr 9gaetatbeat beu- 8ptebeln, Ia
iettent Anlpen, Wtatpluntfn &C., meI1e wr ;u zen btatsfen Ereta
len aBlafen WS iepem g3lumenItebtaber ais etwae @WsgeSetGa
netss emPteplen trnnen. @ep, 8 a II t u. 6 o.,
1SR- Nr, 304 SfsGalttmpre ct, Nabs Srpabwap
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SeItlidDer Gnnnerein.

w NNNVN+tNFFFF
9te Wttt9lleeer pbteen Geretus werben btertntt bena6rtHttat,
pas am nebten Dpnnerfd9, ben II. Aprtl DISCRIMINATING unb
pie tabrltde 8eamtenWabl ~tdttfnbet. Die Mitelteber Ifnb e-
lI6t, ale gu -egi6etnen, bet 8ermeibuue Der ~eeleglt6en Strafe.
OaS SPfal TT bet s. &rPper, @de Spn 2ancaferfra6e unb
2rc9omaS. SRI Settle, Qrdf.
SIM Muftrdd Spb. Oerrifb Seer.
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Safem non 8alttmore.
81 m m e n

Nn~getpmmen:
Danpfi4tff oSudion" BON Neps Oorf,
Scent" bon Denton.
Clara 8. 8reble Don Qiperpocl,
BRIG Mor9 bonn @Olf Don WlericO.
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Oetafe

ltottfiaOenDe 8eriteigeaungen.
. ennett& 60. 1 llbr, ba8 Gfbau8 Don
0ranf9: rnD Si8bftruBe,
SamuelS. @ODer. IA llbr, ta8 Sau
Ger. 246 in S~prin9traBe.
g a m: 3, @orer.-4 n9r, BAG Sau8 Ger,
76 SaozSi9bitraBe,
Gbance & Green, - / l1br, Gr6angea
6ou8 III SOfmanitruBe, nube W}cGuIOdl fr.
Gam Copper. 26 Siips@ barle8Ir.
SommersD rb>@pppS.
@tbipn& o. 10 ll6r, SIR. Z Ncrp~
G9arle5fr. - Dianuuidmud, ubren &C.
0tbiOn& 60, "A l1be, oa8 6auS 181
GanaltraBe, Die 0auIer % II, 30 III SadIOnz
ItruBe.
4g-2 $500 bat hen St0re SIR, I 8alftmDre-sf. aa5
Der Srude se3peen, wpflbt er Elm grpBe5 Qaser Der mppernfen
UNI 19pn1ten ] ri ltnB8bIte et9ener Sabrtt p~prr6tbts
lentt. ~
80 $t406. 6ar IS SIS. Gin Qa6erer gutter grefs wur6e
ansbe5aplt ron gGnt. .. S pne8 unb 60, SIR. 2 N9rt. BrteS.
rlpcSt. Aae Dtejentset, melte @elb pHni6en, foaten bprt
~pOriPreten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-04-16
GOHcOrbta 2tebba6er : Sbeater.
Gbts ub Ieete Gteater.g Orfelune fir bteTe gDtater. cation.
Donnerftag, ben II. Nprtl.
. % E t q a.
4Wtfpie In Itt mad 6lprtan son Both,
Darauf:
Miller Ma6 Mii4er,
G6wanf TT 2 often ron Ga.
Bum S6luB -
Gan5fr q II d II.
Nnfar9 punt s ubr,
GOucOrSta 9tebba6er : Sbeater,

0a nit btesr @prftelun9 ntetne @erFRtttun enbet. 70 babt
i'd 1pppbl burb bic gBabt bteer betten ouSgtiet&rete euffpiele
ale bGr9 ~fcr9fdlti8es @tafubtren ~berielben Maes ~aufasbSteW,
nm ben 8eiuher1 einen sergnlgten @beno i'll beretkT. sd
merle eS fur bic bP9te Selebnune anieber, nenn bic perebrteg
0ttt8Ite0sr m 70 sablret& ME nod ME, boau etnFnDen pabsn.
81 q n ~ n M n ;, - 1
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&ageTbter !

e. &a9erbter
N-GHfM77T &termtt made Id meinen Jreuubea uab
NEN44lH{E T .8etannten, fppte benz 9ubHtum TN gleee
zsEsINHZssametn bte ~er8ebenite Nnset0e, bag Don nun
an oOrtrenlt9es 2agerbter Son Gnoel unb g9Dlf In philadelphia
eet MIR %90rrhtbtg 1T, Qbtttpp 6tlltReer,
121p2m citizens GereGt, GSperalbtG =
0erlan8t:
YIN sung; 9rn IA bis 16 9abren, her Ge5el ~aufeseu unb tn
Der gar ~nttbelfen tann, ptrb geiudt Ron
phtItpp SbtIGtrger,
@ttttens,0etrent, BSberatttG.
Sine title TdmtIie
ptnidt I'M Wlittelpunft Der Stabt Elm bIb1dea
2o9ie. Ndberes in Der @efer.S Office.
GO q TO Is & 1t CD
SazazA@8gF unb EXTRA feines Qaserbier !Aa
5piiGen 10 unD II l1br Mpr8eus
BET &OMiS Sitter,
Hratt1troHe 02rD K.
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G8 erbeben ii6 @eiee uno 9}eft,
QBie cine em'oe Granfbeit fort.

Sm Staate Wew Oort, in Der Nta6e
be8 OneipasSee8 bat cine Wtutter i6re bier
atnOer NIT elmer Nrt eri4lu9eu, sic mar Dor
flint Sabren nit ihremWtarne aus Gnslanp 9e>
tpmtnten ltnp bate pa8 9eimweb, in 8plge peis
ien ie ie9r oft tiefiinut8 tpar.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06
-o-aI, AND OTHER MATTERS.
..,,l rxamination-Teachers Institute

49, been thought advisable to continue the
~. schools enc week longer, aud postpone
termination and Exhibition until Thursday
,-1-,r, inst, at which time Hon. A. c. BARRY,
-. Seperirtendent, viii be present. The
-,.r.tion Of the Schools VIII take place at
Church on Thursday, and the
]. .B,,;on At tie Court House on Thursday eve
Al f0o'clcck on Friday morning, it is
- RE state Superintendent will deliver
4lrss at the Court House, after which a
Teachers Institute Will be organized,
,--.1 exercises as may be found profitabl.
I'll te lad.
rs. Teachers from the several Towns in the
,..,.- and all others who feel an interest in
=. .,u-e Of Education are earnestly solicited
. - resent. and it IS hoped tLat full atten-
dance may lad.
.--,~-suca.s viii be made by our citizens
a,..r.-eo5ate all who attend from abroad
wc hope % see such turn out and such ac-
s,.s,f -arsl T. give 20 the cause OF Educa-
t5aa m impetus tia. VII tell for good in all fu-
49,, ..~,a. / none Who en- attend, excuse
,z..,.eI,e- vi-f tic plea that then presence
~, r.. lie ree.,cd, but come one. come all, and
r.. file COED work begin
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06
gfgal Asbrrtisrnlfllts.
Chancery Sale
-
=. lillian Williams
James Edwards and
Elizabeth Edwards.


James Edwards and Z
Elizabeth Edwards.
ooE Is hereby given that virtue of an order and
decree OF the Circuit Court of Iowa county Wiscon-
7 IN 0hsneery made and entered in said Court on the
lsh day OF March A. d. 1856, certain cause pending
before sid Court wherein William William. is
ant ana James Edwards and Elizabeth Edwards his ,yfa
are deendants and upon the authority given me in said
ORDER and decree, will sell at Public yendue to the
highest ana best bidder for cash hand, ON saturday
me ION Jay OF May, A ID. 1885, between the hours 81
niue CLOCK a. NJ and the setting sun p NJ of said
ua at the front door of the Court House in the town
Of mineral point IN said county ght title and
interest OF the said defendants which they had thcr
IN at the cate OF the Mortgage In said order and decree
mentioned IN and TO the following described lands to
"t-belng part of the Nart. half of the south est
quarter OF section number twentv-se 27) in Town
emp NUMBER slS, (ol North, Range three ca East
ko"n and designated on the Plat of the town ot Miners
yilie IN me county of Iowa. State Wisconsin as
tue oEth nan OF Lot number thrty-eight, 1851 con-
iry tso) icet iront, Main street and running
of Wisconsin. '' Law
The above sale will be to satisfy the sum of three
.hoFe ana thrty seven dollars eighty-sevcn cens
the sum decreed by the said Court to be due by said de-
TO SAID complainant for principal Interest on
s9 aortgase also to satisfy the sale
and accruing interest
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis
Ptl.LFv FAToH. Soir. for Commit
N"riid phce. Mineral Point Anil 9Th 1850 Fla-8g
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To HnliGranGS
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE

Krs At hs t ofs in 9 1 nGysf f R
Lot No. IA good piece of wood and hay land,
situated about and half miles from the NJ ami ".
Railroad and about half mile from the Model Mill near
Dover. Part Of purchase money may remain.
Lot No. "A small well improved Farm, about 60
acres situated near Dover and half miles from the
NJ. NJ Railroad has on it good block house with a
fun sized well stoned cellar. two good frame barns good
stone root house. well Of water at the BACK d9or cree
of living water running through the farm Part of the
Lot No 3-Two Town Lots in the village Of Arena we'll
mproy eds good frame House, Store, Warehouse, and
Barn. with good well of water.
Lot No +.-Forty acres, situated on Mill creek, well
Lot No 5.-About 1877 of land Dover, about
ten acres under pillow and fence.
Lot No Gone good Frame House and Lot IN the vii
Tot No 100 acres of good prairie and near
Dover. and within half mile of the NJ. & VI. Railroad
Lot No. S-A good and well improved Farm 50 acres,
about pillow and fencea good frame house
thereon-within We miles of the VI. X VI Railroad.
Lot No. AN excellent Farm. about $40 acres well
nproved-2oo acres under pillow and fence good frame
house and barn This farm of good land good
wood good stone good hay ground ahd every thing neces
Arena NJ * N. Railroad station. Part of the pur
Lot No I6-Forty acres of good land the Wisconsin
river near Hayworth.
Lot no ll.-An ir,nroved Farm, SO acres on the NJ X
VI. Railroad, Dover Part purchase money may re-
Lot No IA well irnproved Farm, 100 acres has on
it good block and horse barns, with cattle
sheds a good we'll and about 20 under pillow and
fence-tuber FarIn-situated about two miles from
Lot Nh I3-I60 acres Of good tinfered land with an
excellent spring thereon, situated about five miles south
of the NJ y. NJ Railroad.
No. lI-l60 acres. well improved. about so acres
under pillow snd fence, with house and out baildngs sit
uate in Arena within mile of the NJ. VI Railroad.
The above property is of the best quality and in the
eligible business situations, and can he purchased
terms greater part of it the purchase
money the security of the property At a
moderate interest for reasonable term Fer particulars
apply the undersigned st the Dover Land Office Dover,
on the line between and Dane couues Wisconsin,
where any information respecting the purchase and sale
of Real Estate will be a all times cheerfuy given
CHARLES WILSON, Land Igent.
Dover Apri1 l6-6n
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-05-06

I've understand that the completion Ct
=. Mineral Point Railroad as soon rs the LIST
!, Ser.suber Is now considered fixed fact-
Z rsax Of the beneficial influence uron the
r...rezs prospects Of our town, real estate al
...sv commends the attention Of men of capital
u-..i.a tie past few days several desirable 10
,-ans have changed hands at fair prices, and
..,5,la.ious are on faos fer other important pur-
.a.-.s. Some fine buildings are already in
,.-,--azs. and Others, We are told are preparing
70 fl.av. From present appearances, we con-
...lr ,5at a few mere mechanics would find
-.I employment il Mineral Point the coming
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=. PHILIPS,
Stated Clerk.

>gSFAGE IN RrssEA-Fhe Independent Beige
4 the 30ch March says: \ project for the abol-
-;.7a of slavery in Russia has been much talk
Cd VI for the last few days. 4 ST. Pe;ersburp
correspondent assures Us that the plan has been
submitted 10 the examination of the Emperor
alexander, and that before ne left the capital
597 Finland. and Gear issued ukase. by which,
hereafter, the serfs VIII have the privilege Of
s-l-E their masters for their freedom, before
Sue tribunals ot tho realm. Former laws granted
'~e ser1 this power, but it was almost imposs-
'.-e 70 make practical use of it. Hencefor-
NAsd the mobiles can no longer transfer :heir
=a'' % another district, O. incorporate them
--'a Tie army, without being authorized to do
ny The decision Ct a competent tribunal.
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MisttlIsnsous.
ATKINS AUToMAP
Selt-Raking Reaper and Mower.
OVER SO FIRST PREMIUMS IN oNLfFouE YEARS.

OVER SO FIRST PREMIUMS IN oNLTFoUE YEARS.
rEywo Gold eiai- SILVER enps II Silver Medals say
eral $50, siO, and - Premiums, Diplomas Two
Aeiss the New ork Worlds Fair; the Legacy
Meti after thorough tiia by the Franklin Institute
OF Pa Gold Medal from the Maryland Institute SILVER
france = silver Gun from .h- Ws> ~, Ia a~rira9n
raj Society, the Ffrst PREMIUMS
other Machines First Pr lie s'pucl Isi-
tute,' in contest with other Machines.
Silver Medals, Diplomas &e from the Agricultural So
ciccs of New York. Pennsy aria Wisconsin, Missouri
Michigan, Maryland Illinois and Iowa, the American In
stitute the Franklin Institute the Chicago Mechanic
Institute the Southwestern Agricultural Society
sicuS County Agricultural -oeieties.
No Aaehine ever Invented has taken many Premiums
{the t:gSt1 built in 1882,
80 used Excessively in 1883.
600 70 iiiferent States in 1854.
1900 throughout the Union in 1913,
5000 buildi1g for the Harvest Of 1886.
this unparalleled increase: And though little known,
and all the odiaI 70 overcome OF the numerous failure.
could be supplied last wear. dsappoin I'D
they determined have it. is now thor
oughy established in the confidence of the flaming Pull
lie Ii has taker always on hand and doing the work,
particularly in heavy lodged crop, better than man.
ssving st least another hand in Binding. Il is
rate Mower.
II yen intend getting rid Of your old fashioned BacA
Breraer, and 20 get RAkER with Bone Muscle Of
Iron and Wood, YOU moving for 1000 Ilss
yes, will by nearly supply the demand the
1900 which Insufficient the past
The subscriber having been appointed Agent q the
above for THIS COUNTY, prepared fill all
orders for the without delay.
y. B-FsrIers wishing cstsn ef these Machines
Harvest should send in their
and Thereby avoid serious disappointment.
All orders addressed 10
SAMUEL. HFNDY,
DodyeviIle, Iowa County, Via,
VIII receive prompt attention.
L Ell Ms:
Reaper and Mower. Two Hundred nollars-s-5
c,ipt Machine; s5 September $50 December Isl:
$40 added for longer credit.
Reaper ourly, Sl75-sT5 receipt of Machine; $50
September $50 December lst: $40 added for longer
credit 10 per cent interest fom May 1st if payments
not promptly made.
~ Discount al u per cent per annurn for cash in
advance. besides interest
February ~ 1888. lG-Sm
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CBANCERY SALE.
Pb0a Circuit C0nrt.
IN CHINCERY.
William \. Pierce, cornr't.
AMI ". Comfort and
t'l5z. f+., g..

Lila Comfort
NOTICE is hereby given that, virtue an order and
decree IN tnanccry made and entered in the Circuit
tourt IN ahd Tor lows county, Wisconsin, setting
court OF Chancery, the 29th March, 1856
cause then ana there pending before said Court
wherein Alilam A. Pierce Is complainant and AMI W
comfort and Eliza Comfort his wife, defendants
upon the authority given in said decree Al
Public Auction to the hi CHEST and best bidder
in hand, Saturday, the nth day of MAY, D. 1853
between the hours of nine o'clock A. ~ and the setting
OF the of said day, at the front door of the
House. in the village Of Mineral Point county Of
Iowa. and State of Wisconsin, the following described
lot or pared of real estate wing ana being village
OF mineral Point in the county and State aforesaid
wit The north half of lot hundred thirty
(l3e) in Harrison's Survey of the village Mineral
Point in the county and State aforesaid all and
singular the Embellishments and aprurer thereunto
belonging in anYwise appertatnng certain
Note and Mortgage upon said premises said decree
mentioned with of suit and ssle.-Daed sheriff
Office, Mineral Point, Iowa county, Wis. Aprl Z 1856
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff Iowa Co. Wiz.
Com < MEsRMoRE, Solicitors for compt. I6-6w
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MINERAL POINT BOOT & sIIoi: STORE.
EARIL FOR SALE!

viii sell reasonable terms, hundred and sixty
L Of choice land, (it being square quarter
un) situated III the town of Clyde, Iowa County, Wis
consin, in the immediate nei@hborhood Touring
mills two miles from the Wisconsin riyer three miles
from the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad
acres under cultivation, GO 81 handsome
oak grove the OF Greek running one
corner Of said land. \ comfortable hewcd log house and
kitchen attached p 80 thrifty trees other
shrubbery out buildings &c Immediate possession Civ
For further particulars, enquire OF E. NORTON,
adjoining the premises
Dated Clyde. Feb -, 1896. lott.