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bility to do bis ewn work)-ws feel Il due TO
Mr. Eames promptly 10 contradict the story.
The truth is, Mr.. Sanford has gone to Vsns-
suela in no official character apa It from that
of q simple bearer Of dispatches.
Apyopos. IT the reader will take the trou'
BILE to look at the treaty ratified with the Ven
ezuelan Government at the last sessic n OF Con-
gress, Negotiated by Mr.. EamesJ he will ma
that the person writing to tho Herald from
Caracas is entirely ignorant Of that provision
in IL, with regard to the citizons doing military
duty, of which he comprehensive actual stip-
ulation being precisely the reverse Of his state.
ment.
The san Francisco Appointments As
might have been expected, quite q number of
Californians now in Washington. are much
disappointed in the action of the Administra
ton with reference to the appointments made
above. There were Numerous candidates for
all the places on the ground, and each of
Of them seemed to be backed by numerous
friends. 1t was impossible for the Administra
ton to appoint more than one to each of the
places. So the rest, and their immediate
friends, must necessarily be disappointed. Had
the selections been different, the dissatisfaction
evinced, of course would not have been lcss;
while it is very clear, that as a whole, the
cast could not otherwise have been as happily
made
This is apparent in the tenor of the objec-
tions urged sgainst that cast. The main OBJ
lection go far, is the fact that the new Collec
ter, Naval Officer and Surveyor of the port are
Southern mon. We set it (that objection) at
rest by the publication Of the following list Of
Presidential appointees at San Francisco, with
the State from which each was born and went
to the Pacific side, viz:
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IfOR SALE THE RESTAURANT FORM
4 erly known as the 6reen Tree Hcusr, No 500
Fem avenue. The house Ia In good repute, ar d
has respectable run Of custom VIII be sold
low for cash. Inquire en- the premises.
mar .0-5t&
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:. MANUFACIURED TOBACCO
efOkE AND FOR SALE AT MANU-.

xo Leg y, X. Trctter,s Rough and sesdy
~ ~ R Ro Jas. Thomas, !r. . virgiaip
Together with a good assortment OF medium
soe ioW priced pousd lump. aves, and tens.
6EO. w. COCHRAN,
1 ns, r e e., oPpe. National inssligsnoG oAce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-25

MEETING OF THE CATHOLIC
M Beneficial Total Abstinence Society Of
Washington city, viii be held at the PASTORS
residence, st Pa.rick's Church, on wEDNES-
cT tuition will be submitted for adoption, and
IN election Of officers will take place. All who
wish to become members are invited to attend.
mar 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-25

@NOTlCE.-AN ADJOURNED Meet.
M ing for adopting anew the Constitution
Of the United States will be held at the east room
Of Temperance Hall, THIS EVENING. The
Baltimore Clipper will please notice as this Is nc
i.tended as fafl to any clerical clan or TevoIu-
tionary move, but purely to perpetuate the blets.
ngs intended by the Constitution 1t 10 believed
to be called for. mar 18th, M &Th Ste
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R~R EGISTER'S OFFICE, MARCH ls,
&NS 1sjf.-Notfce to all Whom it May Cos
e.rn.--Not:ce IL hereby given that licenses for
Carts, Wagons. az Drays will expire On tie first
MONDAY Of April next, and that said licenses
Must be renewed at this Office within Ten DAYS
from that time. SAM'L e. DOUGLAS,
mar l6-dtApril10 Register
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GCASH PAID FOR FURNITURE -
HNA The undersigned is prepared at all times
hand Furniture, Ia large or small quantities.
Persons leaving the city or declining house-
keeping, will find 1t to their advantage to give
me call before disposing Of their hou: ehoId ef
fects. Apply to +. LEASE, Agent,
No. sol Ninth St, doors from Pa av.
mar 19-eo1m
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GENTLkMEN DESTROYS OF QUIET
~ comfortable accommodations can obtain them
itci Hin, near the nor gate Of the Cap,tol. No
y. mar 23.eo3t.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
Mineral Point, July q, 1851.
AURORA, KANSAS TrERrroHY.

July 1th, 1851
| Mn. Error Having promised u number
of my friends and acquaIntauccs in Iowa Go.
that they should hear from me on my arrival in
Kansas, ! hope you viii allow me to address
such through the columns of your paper. From
all reports learned TO my satisfaction, that in
selecting a home In Kansas, the southern por-
ton was by all odds preferable, this has been
my experience, having the advantage in its class
of settlers, soil and climate.
The citizens (and thus far have been among
tho Free State mcn) are of a superior class rs
education, wealth and morals, to those usually
found settling frontier country.
The country itself is second to none, not
even excepting southern Wisconsin, in passing
through southern Kansas, it requires but little
stretch of the imagination, to fancy oneself at
home in Wisconsin. Its rolling praries are the
same, and while its timber does not appear in
such large bodies, yet, a scarcity is provided
against by lis large and rapid growth and the
numerous beds of coal found throughout the
whole portion OF Southern Kansas.
Its streams are rapid and deeply embedded
IN their banks, aud fringcd with heavy timber
Thus the country presents beautiful
picture, its gently rolling Prairics covered with
luNurant grass and vcricgatcd flowers, bordcred
with the rapid stream, shaded by the foliage of
the tall Hickory or Walnut and vast White
W od.
The soil is rich fertile and very productive.
throughout The whole extent of Kansas every
section of land covered with timber is either
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04

~ The use Of labor-saving machines
is RAPIDLY extending. One single shop in
Illinois has turned out this year, SO far,
four thousand six hundred and fifly-one
combined reapers and mowers, which, at
Sl45 each, the retail price for the aver
age OF the sales, amounts 10 &67I ,395,
nearly three quarters of It million of dol
lars. Aud rival shop III the same State
has made 1000 this year at the same
price. 1t IS SAID that there will be 10000
machines made in Illinois this year. The
widow OF the pa,entee of certain pop
ular machine has al income from the
sales of 100000 per anuuln.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
hNEK,s CnEkRY PEaroRiL.

For the rapid of Coughs Colds, I1oarscuess Dron
chti#, Wbooping Cough, A-tItsta gad CoHsum Ptinn
universally known The beat remedy yet
for every variety OF Pulmonary disease. So Wide s.
field ar its usefulness and the
cures, that almost every section OF the country aoms
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
alarming and even desperate diseases of tie lungs by it
use When once tried ia superior y Every o'hes
medicine Of its kind 10 apparent to" escape observation
and where its virtues known the public longer
h. state what antidoo 10 employ for the distressing
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs which
incident 10 climate. BY its timely many nay
most all attacks of disease upon tho Lungs throat
afrestcdad thus saved many thousands every year
from premature No family should 10 vi lhout
1T, and those VIII" do neglect sovi5e tcmsslvos with
remedy ch wards of this dangerous class OF disease,
will have to dcorc il wien At IS too Iaie Proofs
of the surprising efficacy al the ChcTy Pcea,l need moi
0e given t" the American Peerieily have living proof
in every ncirhb"sh"uI. iu Those nhn wish read thu
statements Of these whose whole health has Lecn 4esto-
ed and whose lives have been saved by use win u5
Them la Ipy American Almanac which inc a.eut below
ntn'e'i has 60 htrni 7, GRATIS for every enc.
Prepared by pr }. c. AYF is,, eli Mass. AMI sold l
Il Druggists aud Dyaosa in Medicine Through tbs sec
3 VR' MAJ > en-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
Hos ED HoLrov.-The Milwaukee

Hos. E. ID. HoLroN.-TheA Milwaukee
Free Democrat thinks our ullu5ion 10 this
In connection with the eandi-
date for Governor was unjust, and cal
ruIalcd TO make capital against Mr.. IIol-
ton. We can assure friend Booth that
we had no such intention. We barely
expressed fear that Mr.. IIo4ton's con-
nectlon with the Railroad matters might
,n,are his prospects of becoming an await
able candidate. We know nothing of the
origin or truth Of those Railroad troubles;
but we believe Mr. Holton TO be a man
who would not, under any circumstances,
knowingly do a dishonorable act. We
once gave HIM cur hearty support when
a candidate for the same office, and the
fa,tcrinc vote he received in this County
Oh that occasion, Is II guarantee that he
nigh, cspec, the full support Of the Re
publican party if again put In nomination
by the State Convention,
We should certainly most cheerfully
support Mr.. IIol,on, If he is the choice Of
the Convention, and we believe he would
secure the full vote of the party, at all
events in the Mining District. Let the
State Convention nominate Il good Ticket,
und whether il 30 headed with the name
of our present faithful Executive, MIR.
McIndoe, Mr. IIolon. or any other good,
true Republican,, the West will do her
part towards clecting it.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
Intelligence Office.

The subscriber la, iig opened Intelligence Office in
the STONE building, door ia. NiIier's Office.
offers his services upon the most reasonable terms.
Persons seeking employ mcnt of any Kind
Persons having houses to rent or sell ;
Persons wanting 10 hire Iabnrcrs or any Lind
Persons wanting :" borrow lend monty ;
Persons wanting 10 board OF tuardvrs
Persons wanting to sell land;
Mechanics and others wanting hands
Persons having lost property, straya, &c.;
Business men, Ici5rns w:-!Hn, Information upon
any subject relating business matters r,. m it, t.
cali iu and Inn. !. " tiutU5tinI;P
Mineral Point, May IS, Is57.- 1877
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
REnIARE KS.


lIydrophobia is disease of modern date, al
though it may have existed unrccognIzed in
ancient times. Even at the present day, there
arc lpany well informed persons who doubt the
existence. of hydrupliobia as u distinct mal;ldy.s
1t is essentially disease of the nervous system
and takes It's name from -the symptoms always
attending and charaeterizing well marked eases
as in the ono related above. namely "dre;sd of
water, ms well as of liquids generally. 1t Is
invariably preceded by. the incubation OF the
rabietic poison, (which seems TO be principally
or entirely concentrated in the saliva of the IA
bid aninal) and manitcsts itself alter period
of incubation, as it is called, varying III duration
from l., days TO us many months and even sew
eral years. 1t by means follows however
that every bite IF a truly rabid animal VIII be
succeeded 10y hydrophobia; on the contrary, it
has been repeatedly nuticcd, that out of given
number Of bites, oniy.a small proportion, much
less than Ialf, have been followed by the dis
ease.
This fact alone is sufficient TO explain why
numbericss remedies have, ut different times
had the reputation of preventing and Curing by
drophooa. Any remedy exhibited indiscriin-
luately in all cas- .s7of bites by animals, whether
rab'd or otherwise, may easily be considered a
preventive OF The siieea'e' for, to many minds,
the 'ac'' 'h't 'he preventive was used IN many
cases OF bites, ana was followed 10y only very
lew eases OF the disease, would be conclusive
rs to the general efficacy of the remedy where
MS 1T proves nothing of the kind. To establish
'he eihcacy OF any remedy, 1t must be shown
tiia'' cdtfcr'S pa'76"s, IN certain large number
oi cases IN which the remedy has been given
fewer cases OF the disease occur, than in the
same number OF cases not thus treated. This
has not been proven Of any remedy all have
failed, when trcd 10y the severe test of expert
| cncc. aud we are still without y cure ipaubit
able for hydrophobia.
| 1t may not be improper, however in this
conncxion, to allndc 10 wbat are c,IlcJ ",naJ
stones" / have meyer sc,n ono ortl.n, b,,t
from what nm, ,,lc f., fe,r, .,r.,ot tL,..., r.,
fer that thew mr.. c,l,..r,.,,.. c,,,,.r.. r., -,
| rarely found m The stomach If tLo l..
perhaps other bcrE,iyororIs animals n ,Ii.caso,
nrodncts WHO, .,I,..;,.I c,. ~
! j. boiled !, milk or t,.,f..,I :, .,,,,,.,.1
ner. then ancJicd f., tI,c tito o,,I ;rtI,.,,..ia
were rabid fLe si,,,,c ,c,.,,;r,., 80. -.
curioi,s color vbiIc i .lr.,...,,
tireIy ont n,hcr,ci.o - c.,I =.
.b,,,,,.I :; ..,.,......,,...
the susncctc,l animal +. no, lit,
These mad-stou,4 b,yc ho,.,, ,,,,.,, ,.,..,,,,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
SIeM debfrtisGm tnts.
FARM FOE SALE.

FENIE SPledid Farm known Plum Grove Farm, stu
atc on the main Travelled Road between the City Of
Mineral Point and the Town of DodscviIe, and four
miles from the Railroad Depot, containing
Timber, and the remainder Prairie so of which
fenced, and 40 under cultivation. The soil Is tho
first quality and we'll supplied with the best Of
falling living water snd Is one OF the most healthy To-
cations that he found this State there are set ont
quantity of Fruit and ornamcntat Trees. together with
aquanity OF the llcc Tree, composed Of native hite
Thorn, and other substantial improvements there
Nursary Of ton Apple trees of the best dcscT
ion, four years from the crafts which bee had scper-
atey or in connection with the FaJm all of which
he had favorable terms For further ariculars
ply to the Subscriber, GA the prinIiacs.
WILLIAM DALE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
I hErCiI i5lIcCJIy.


TuSrrr CuUrcu-Ecy. JosaI, Phelps Rector. Att
O'Clock \. 81. and 4 O'Clock l.. NJ.
First rEsHrTEEIAS CnrEcu-Iicy. {. Boyuton, Pas
tor. At II IL \. N. and t. T.. II.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CuuECir-Rcy H. " ood Pastor
At los 4. NJ. and Is l.. NJ.
Wnsrn,NsrEE rIsfsnyTErtAx CrrrcH-Ee,. Il. Phil
lips, Pastor. 1t IL i. NJ. and o. z, II.
iElmrvE METHODIST Cir, Ecn-l;cy. j sharpe Pas.
tor. At lOIa a. n. aud JPN
Catholic CHcEcn-Eev. Father Bonwcli. AtIoA. N.
and T. II.
= Should any change OF time occur, those interest
cd will please give Us notice
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
THE MINES.

"Tho mines are giving out Is the
constant song of few croakera' iii this
neighborhood. " Hereafter" they say
we must look to agricultural for what
ever of prosperity we may desire or cx-
pcct." An!! they say truly tina no see
ton of the State Will or can yield annual
ly and certainly better crops Of any grain
OF roots But it IS time for these proph-
cts Of evil 10 withhold some of their VAIN
representations and look at the present
fact IN relation 10 the mines. As one
instance only, let US refer To the Linden
Mines These are situated some SIX
miles West Of US The range consists Of
three parallel RANGES worked continuous
" for nearly mile in length, of these
the South range has already been proved
to be 81 feet in width Of solid mineral
from Is to 20 inches thick. The middle
range has been proved to be - feet In
width and of nearly the same thickness.
The north range at the Eastern cxtremi-
ty has not IT'S yet been proved at all; bun
from what has been discovered IN other
localities will undoubtedly be equally
large. Now, let US ask what mines IN
Lake Superior or elsewhere, will COM
pare with this2 4 solid sheet Of Miner
al 90 inches thick, 81 feet wide, and from
one quarter to one half 4 mile III length.
1t is estimated that more than one million
O,000, 000) pounds Of lead will be raised
from this Mime alone during the present
year. Truly, what cause for discour-
ugement; and the country IS full OF such
ranges. W have no patience with such
croallers. Let them 90 nor,h aud crl
logs, and dig up stumps, fight mosquitoes,
and shake with the ague and leave this
Paradise of Wisconsin 10 those who know
how TO appreciate 1t.
De GusrIEUs.-Our umtabIe brother
Otis, Ill his last paper has gralilicd his
tall lolI) of history. y part of 1t he
seems 10 have hshed out of a newspa-
per printed some sixty years since, and
relates to what. in yoluptuous capitals,
he calls a STOUT, HEALTHY, ACTIVE
NEGRO wENcu: and the remainder per
,ains 10 "a colorcd girl but Is years old ="
who, ii appears had married a coIored
man, apparently respectable, but who
turns out 10 have been rascal.
We appreciate brother Gus sympathy
for young colorcd woman, but somewhat
dissent from the moral of his articles,
which is, evidently first: what a ridicu-
lous thing i, WAS 10 abolish slavery in
New York, and second. how much better
it would have been 10 have saved the
poor culorcd girI but lGycars old" from
marriage with the colored man, apparent
~ respectable" aud preserved her TO be
severely lloggcd' 10y " person named
Marshall" But every one 70 his taste,
rs the old woman said when she kissed
the cow"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
- The RnfInln ENn

IS3= The Buffalo Express states that a
man was killed IN furnace lately 10y the
bursting of flask. We have known ma
ny people killed 10y TASKS where the only
explosion was that produced 10y drawing
the cork. Moral, beware of TASKS
| Boston Post.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04

IG5@ We have been presented with a
delicious CaulllloWer, raised by Mr.. Rich
ard ArundIe Of DodgeyiIIe, which is the
finest specimen we have ever seen, even
in Wisconsin. Its weight is four and
half pounds. Mr. Arundle will 'uccept
our thanks.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04

\ large Hotel and Store, together with other
buildings, arc now being erected by the Com
pany and others AS this is no paper town,
hope they wlll avoid the too common practice
used 10y Other corporations Of pulling" it into
notice as the countrysabouEit. and the route
which it is located, viii do all that IS Necessary
to make it, and the foundation of its future sue
cess is far beyond those towns scattered through
this Territory whose sole dependence for sue
cess and prosperity. lie III a steam saw min, and
few acres of timber without any regard 10 To-
cation travel.
The Indian land on its North and West will
soon be in market, and being III the midst Of
the richest and best agricultural portion of
Kansas, or which even now while in the hands
of the Indians the best and most cultivated
farms IN Kansas are to be found. Aurora bids
fair to be one Of the town This much with
regard to my own selection, and l would say
10 those dissatisfied with their present home
md business, to never say quit while doing
well but to any person who find nothing
suitable III the shape Of home and business l
have this TO say i: there il no lack of business
here, no lack of work for all kinds Of mechanics.
fyou have work where you are you may
depend on finding it here but if plenty at
home stay, as you can not depend nor ask for
more hero. FL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04

EHz5" The Ohio and Mississippi r. r.
Co, are making arrangements for a fast
freight line between Cincinnati and St.
Louis, by which arrangements freights
from New York will reach St. Louis in
seven days.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04

DIR WELD, would rlcctfulIy in,os,n tine ci.iz,uz of
this City ad vicinity. That he Intends to pay visit
the Eastern St'ie* about tie 18th Il" August perhaps
he absent urS weeks Those d,sil5u.. III. iu.Iue,i
soaa vices y,.u1 80 V EN- i, call saou 5i
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
Positively tic Ea,,t GILL

LII persons indebted tc the subscriber hereby
~ notified Il At unless the settled without de-
, their notes and accounts viii De left in the hands
proper officer for collection. No joking in this.
. am stlI at my old stand door est of Wv
i'm Drug store.
JOHN uADFIFLD.
Mineral Point, June l., 1851. 4w25
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04

~ Turner, of the Portage City Re
cord, talks pleasantly about marrying a
rich shrew. In that case he will be
shrewd. Poor fellow.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04

1tANE to tIc enclosure CLARK -Iasins about
tic 10Th uit., CHesHut prr,i Mare and Colt sal "a
Mare about eight years old, from twelve to fourteen
hands high The owner is requested TO prove property
pay charges cud take her away.
CLARK HASkfNS.
Clyde Iowa Co. July 51th, '6T. aw.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
Look at srhis +!
GETaye1,

THGOM the Tusciibcr living five mites wet o. 80 -,
ter in Grant e.rrutv in rb if,Te cart Il SfP'ti
last. TWO YOKE OF " ORhING TAIllt- "n. ~
eight years old and the other six i5-i ~ o,s
the oldest pair. Is red and white With iai fs
white than red large horns. with ht'i' sIi''i' .
end IF the of horn. The other j. light T'I 'i ite
lined back, white belly. large h0rrf, with pg ,ty
inside of foot near The size Of hens egg. Bo'h '''
theit horns rather low. utaf
The other yoke rel, with some Vino on ~ i,.
~ and a little strip of white running up DO. tas IA
forward his Oh hind leg, brass k-,srz uu his
when he lcft had bell on h. neck. The al' -. NJ.
solac white the belly father Iar-yT Ugnca IT,
mate, also Las brass k-,.,r4 on his horns - De
Any person GirIug information where wv ~ Tn
found, to the s-iscri6yr, or oa.iHs TIE l. ,.r.f lot
bune oibee- slinersl Point, shall receive ~ i'
Inc Two yoke or $40 fog either enc woke her nClI
, iI'-sy were last seen about t!e first oi b''---
20 head Of Little Platte, ~ Iowa co. ygt EITG
21aj EAl'A
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04

VIE State ~ Wisconsin 10 Susan Gibbs .,afen,l.p
you are hereby Summoned, and rc,lt c.fad To an.
s"cr the complaint IN this action, vs. hi. - Vas Gcd in M,
"hce q" the Clerk OF the Circuit Cou. ~ for town comfy
At Mineral Point. ia said count on the 4tI ,Iay o
august, 1921 e1 '" serve copy your answer IL, the
' compliant -, fhe suicribers at their ia the
city "a Janesrille, Rock county WISCONSIN, within
twenty Gays alter Tho ice Of this summon one year
exclusive ot the DAY of such service and ii YOU tail
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
Plaintiff IN this action viii apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, August 4th, 1881.
WILLIAMS d PATTERSON, Plaintiffs
Attorneys Jane5sile, Rock county, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
MASONIC

Iowa Chapter n. g. Meets first and -bird Thurs
days OF each month, ut the Masonic Halt, Point
Mineral Pint Lodge No. l, Meets FIRST and third
Tuesdays of each month, at the Masonic Hail. Mineral
Point.
{ y Transient Brethren invited to attend.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
,t.,r~s AND LOT FoR sELE.

sTRS MICHEL MORAN offers for sale h,L H,,g4t r.
w two Lots. They well situated ID u al
spectacle part of The city, and "ill e sold eL sgr
For ,grtic,ia.s enquire on Tire lrcrasr5 ., Ss,s5S
straet Mas MICHAkh h97s ts3
Mineral Point July 10th, 1891. ,,-,e2g
~ Theabove Lots embrace " > II e
and are each 100 by 100 feet They ,s57.
sold at Auction. ca Saturday. August l7''
if not previously disposed Of. ,.,iopser
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04

TAS LI5f.-forSous INTERESTED are
referred % tn List Of Lands IN thi. Go.
10 he sold toi Ia - Oh ,hr Slh OF Sep
t.mber.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-04
CuMMgLtial aaftorE.

MINERAL FoINT, ArGrsr 4. lS57s
among the shipments by the NJ. T. Railroad, during
the past week, 80 pigs 27J9 lbs Lead. go bus
Wheat, 264S HIS Hides, aud 81 bbis CraeLers
There received during the week $50 500 feet Lum
bor 1J2 VI. Shingles, 50 IL Lar Rcarers, and - bb