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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-20
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ALLEN g. EH,ilkersOsl.

The late firm of Allen Il Wilkerson
having completed their New Brick Store
at McGregor, north side Of Main Street
are now receiving the most extensive anc
valuable Stock of Merchandise ever offer
ed to the buyers of Clayton County.
Their assortment comprises nearly every
tsing that may be required in this country
The following brief list of such article;
as recur to tie mind, will give only !
faint idea of piles of Merchandise, and thu
variety of useful ornamental aud indis
pensable articles that crowd their oommo
dious Three Story Building.
In Dry Goods, | have
Flannels. Cassimeres. Sattine:ts,
Broad Cloth Sheetings, Tickings,
Linseys, Jeans, Prints,
DeLains. Cashneres, Merinos,
Drillings, Silks, Bareges.
Satins, Laces, Grapes.
@roce cries.
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Saleratus,
Molasses. Syrups, Allspice, Pepper,
Ginger, Salt, Fish, Flour, &C., &c,
. / q Z h / n G..
A very heavy Stock. Of Over Goats, Dress
Coats, Frock Coats, Pants, Drawers,
Vests, Stocks, Wrappers. Hats,
Caps, Cravats,
CROCKERI, of all description
suitable for the humblest Cabin or tn,
we'll furnished Mansion. Glass Ware
Tin Ware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware
III a. d w a. re.
Axes, Saws, Files, Chisels, Planes, Bits
Augers, Knives and Forks, Pen and
Pocket Cutlery, Spoons, Bells, Brads
UILDIN g NJ ATERIA L s
such rs Nails, Glass, Putty, Screws anc
Door Trimmings, Timers and
Plasterers' Tools, Oil Stones
CORDAGE OF ALL SIZES, STOVES
ALL PATTERNS,
Stove Pipe, Grindstones, Butter and
Provisions Generally.
Blacksmiths' Tools.
MING UTE'N S1Ls,
Flows, Rakes. Shovels, Hoes, Spades
Scythes, Log Chains.
Drugs, A general assortment Of Dye
and Drugs.
q station ga y.
Note Paper, Letter Paper, Fools Cap
Memorandum, Check Books, Schoo
Books, Ledgers, Miscellaneous Books
Pens, Ink, Envelopes, Waters, d., DC.
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER.
Findings always on hand
Fur N 4 TIA 9.
gedsteads. Lounges, Chairs, RockinI
Chairs, Tables, Stands, DC, DC.
M q t t II a s. 81 81
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Sacks, Umbrel
las, Grain Sacks.
III % q II s a N d s h 0e 8,
In countless numbers and infinite variety
CLOCKS g. JEWELRY.
| This Stock was selected to suit the want
and tastes of Northern Iowa, and the
are beginning to melt away under the ii
nuence of lo,s prices. backed by promp
attention of active and accommodating
salesmen. We offer our goods at Wholt
sale or Retail, for cash or its equivalent.
Orders from customers in the interio
faithfully filled and warranted to suit
quality and price, in every instance.
Vino ALLEN a. WITkERSON
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-20
An Extract from the Davenport DAILY
Democrat"

SEWING MAcmSE--The thing is done. No
more shall busy housewives lament the want of
time to sew. mend and repair sheets, shirts pants,
or any article of clothes or dress. A machine has
been invented and produced which reisns sover-
eign of the ascendant 1t is simple. plain, cheap,
and works as sewing agent, with the most aston
shing rapidity, and with such a stitch as defes the
greatest strain. None will examine it without adj
miration, and none will go away without buying it
after seeing its woodworking ingenuity.
1t is no humbug; no Yankee nutmeg affair to
swindle honest men with, but Sewing Machine
which is the monarch of its kind"
This wonderful machine can be seen in opera
ton at the store of G. Jerome, where the suhscr
bers prepared to exhibit it, and furnish them to
order. The citizens OF Clayton and surrounding
country respectfully solicited to call and inves
tigate the greatest wonder of the age.
JEROME & PAIGE,
Owners Of Patent RICH. for CLAYTON Co.
Clayton City, Feb. J; 1857 nlett
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.V'p,p HEas2I at the EsCslOaCSl

NDWARp CATHERMAN, takes this meth.
IA cd of informing the Public that he has re-
Gently commenced the Business of Biacksmithing,
in ali its Branches. He has taken the Shop for
mcrly occupied by a. c. White, one door West Of
Helwig's Stand, and he hopes by strict attention to
bushes. to receive all the work he can do. He is
prepared to do any work in this line that may be
brought to the shop.
~ Particular attention paid to ShoeiDg Horses
and Cattle.
MGragor. Iowa, Dec, &c. nl2d
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GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!
TWELVE DOLLAR
E0a3sIEN &oaciag Machine

This Machine is very simple in its structure,
weighing about six pounds, is impossible to get out
Of order, well adapted to nearly all kinds OF fami
ly sewing. 1t is unlike and far superior to every
other machine now in use. a child ten years of
age can successfully perform more laborin single
day with this machine than the best seamstress can
in ten days by hand.
An Extract from the Chicago Demo
cratic Press"
eve have examined the above machine care
fully and say without hesitation, that do not
member, during tvs whole of our editorial career,
Of having our attention called to invention that
is more worthy of public patronage than this, or
one that is calculated TO confer greater benefit
on the people at large"
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-20
Notice -

eS OSlCGss
A Ii persons indebted to us on Book are re-
"A spectfuly, but urgently requested to call and
settle up, as We ore determined to pay our Debts,
and 10 do this, we must have what due us.
We would also notify oil, that we shall CON-
mence trade Feb. lst, 1857. on the Cash and Pay
down system. We shall continue, however. to
take all kinds Of Produce and every thing market
ahe in exchange for Goods. In this way of doing
business We shall he able to, and will sell goods
cheaper than We otherwise could
EVANS s. EGBERT.
Nonons, Jan.l 1857. nl7tf.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-20
M OR EGOR.
EVANS Il CONkEY

The subscribers have on hand and te
arrive, one Of tbs largest and most com.
plete stocks OF
GROCERIES,
ever offered in Northern Iowa. consisting
in part Of the following articles, which will
be sold for cash at low figures.
100 Bags Rio Coffee.
so Hhds Sugar.
80 Bbls. Crushed aud Clarified Sugar
400 Kegs Nails.
so Bbls. Molassss.
80 Chests Tea.
95 Packets Java Coffee.
500 Four and g. ID. Cables Imperial and
Young Tyson Tea.
10 Tons Grind Stones.
so Boxes Palm Soap.
100 Boxes Star Candles.
100 Boxes Mould Candles.
100 Boxes Candies.
% Bbls. Nuts.
10 Bbls. Tar.
1000 Gallons Stone Ware.
100 Cases of Boots.
SO Bales Sheetlng.
8 Bales Hickory Stripes.
3 Cases Denims.
1000 Seamless Bags, for sale by piece
or package, by E. &C.
Tools, Buckets, Woodenware of all kinds
for sale by E. & c.
Evans & Adams Flows for sale by
E. &C.
Mackerel, White Fish, Trout and Cod
Fish, for sale by E. d c.
600 Bbls. Salina Salt, in store and for
sale by EVANS & CONKEY.
Finally everything in the Grocery Line;
all Of which will be sold to the trade at
low prices.
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To Rent
o. BURDICK.
Il u M B II r
III. e.. A1IeT. & Go.

Have on hand and arc constantly receiving gen.
sral assortment Of Lumber, consisting in part Of
No. siding, inch and a inch flooring Plank
e. Pinch clear. Boards Of all lengths and quail
ity. Joists. scantng, fencing, &C., &c.
Also Shingles e. Laths, all Of which will be sold
cheap for cash.
Ac6rron .n.oth, 1857. nllr.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-20
100000 a Year.

No Tailor, Seamstress, Shoe manufacturer. Sad.
dlcr, or otherpcrson having sewing stitching to
do, can afford to do without one. A peculiar merit
Of Singers Machines, which no other kind can just.
ly claim, is that the same Machine will do every
kind of work imperfect style. Ihcy are strong du-
rable, will keep in order. Whoever buys one may
be entirely certain it will do his work. Every large
private family ought to have one.
All who wish complete and reliable information
in regard to price and size of our Machines manner
of working and method purchasing, with all other
particulars can obtain it by applying by letter at
either ofour offices for copy of |. M.SlNGEn Coz
Gazette, raper devoted to the Sewing Machine in
tercst. 1t will be supplied gratis.
I. NJ. SINGER g. CO.
r Local Agents wanten in every town in the U.
States mis- 6m
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NEW YORK STORE!
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Sherman. N'INOrrissc G. Co

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Sherman. N'IEorrilac e. Co. -,
DEG to thank their friends for the very liberal
} patronage bestowed on them during the short
time they have been trading at McGrcgor, and
would inform them and the public in general, that
they have received, and are now ready to dis.
pose of,
I ANOTHER LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE,
which, they do not hesitate in asserting, cannot
be surpassed in any City in the STATE OF Iowa,
not excepting Dubuque: ard although they do not
pretend to sell for less than Cost nor undersell
call the world and the rest Or mankind" yet they
are confident that their goods will compare favor
ably with any other in the market. Such being
the case, all they solicit is further continuance
of the tavors of their friends. and call from the
public, who will be pleased with their goods and
prices; and if they do not buy ON first inspection,
will be sure to call again when ready to purchase.
It is unnecessary to enumerate their STOCK,
as it consists of almost every article to be found
in a well regulated General Store. but as it is
customary to do SO, they suboin list of a few Of
the articles in which they deal.
Dry Goods.
full and complete assortment of Ladies' Dress
Goods, embracing tie latest and most fashionable
styles of
ENGLISH MERINOS,
in patterns embroidered and warranted to please
the most flStidious.
DE LANES, of beautiful designs, from 25 cts.
per yard upwards
ROBIN HOOD PLAlDS, very desirable arti-
Gle for Winter Dresses, from Is to 25 cents
yard
GINGHAMS Of every make and style.
CALICO PRINTS, surprising any in these parts,
and warranted fast colors, from to II cts.
yard.
SHAWLS, Square and Long, probably superior
to any ever offered for sale here, ranging
in price from $500 upwards.
CxOfh i2sS.
Gentlemen who want anything in this line will
find it greatly to their advantage to call at the
New YoRY STORE, and get one Of these nice
OVERCOATS, for less than they can be got
elsewhere.
PANTS, an unlimited supply ofall kinds cheap.
VESTS, single and double breasted, Cloth, Silk,
Plush and Satin, all very desirable.
RUBBER CLOTHING, consisting of Goats;
Pants, Leggins and Gaps, just the thing to
keep out the heaviest rain and piercing
cold; call and get suit.
I3"Wc have determined to sell out cur entire
stock ofthis article before the first OF January, be
ing DESTROYS to quit this branch of business. All
those in need of clothing may depend on being
suited, and those having any to sell, may calculate
on getting FITS Come one, come all! Now is
the time to get bargains.
HATS e. CAPS of the very newest styles and
substantial make, from Is cts, to $3.50.
rnlIEOPTEPS of oil kinds OF f,lulors p,;,os
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-20
Singers Sewing Machines

800 a7,eay, N. Y, 70 CLARK s., Chicago.
"HESE Machines have established great
reputation founded on substantial excellence
The fair profit of using one Of these Machinesreg-
ularly emp'oyed is
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-20

Our stock of Groceries is complete. We for
bear cnumerating the different articles composing
it lcf two reasons in the first place, our press OF
business will not admit of the time necessary to
do so, and in the second place, we do not wish to
monopolize too much of the Northern Iowa Times,
being aware that the Editor is pressed for want OF
space to accommodated his numerous friends.
The attention of Dealers is particularly invited
to examine our Stock, before purchasing else
where.
The highest prices paid in Cash or Goods for
Potatoes, Beans, Eggs, Butter, Lard, Cheese, and
Furs-Deer, Coon, Otter, Mink, Rat, and all
other skins.
N. B.-Having a reverence for the Sabbath
the proprietors of the New York Store beg to dc
cline selling goods on that day, and hope that the
step will meet the approval of the public.
9tf SHERMAN, McMoRRlsE, e. Co.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12
Secretary Stanton On Fraud.

Mr.. Stanton, Secretary of the territory
Of Kansas, in his address, tells the people
that g the power of the territorial EXecu-
tive will te exerted with entire Imparu-
allty, 10 prevent fraud, 10 suppress vol
ence, and to secure 10 every citizen tar
opportunity for the safe peaceIui exercise
OF the elective privilege" We should
like 10 know By what means Mr.. Stanton
is 10 prevent q fraudulent election OF dele
pal,s to the convention after the fraudu-
lent registry which has been taken. Tnc
men who claim 10 be the Legislature of
the territory have directed previous en-
rolment of the voters. They have sent
their agents through the country 20 take
down the names and residences OF those
who are entitled by their ordinance 10
give their sutiEaQes for delegates. They
have made up ther list with sp cial
view O. carrying tn election by fraud !;
they have, according - the Concurrent
testimony q hundreds OF respectable per-
sous, pass ii by whole neighborhoods o.
residents entitled TO Vote, and III other
places have set down the names Of cnIv
such persons as they were sure would vote
for the pro-slavery candidates. The
fraud was perpe,rated before Mr.. Stan
/ tol issued his address.
. II Is, therefore, the sheerest nonsense
+ 10 talk OF exertIng the power OF territorial
/ government TO prevent fraud. The fraud
has been already p rpetraled, ana is g
more To BE- prevented than the late war Iu
the Crimeu. What miraculous power is
This Mir. Stanton endowed win, tt.al lie
Is able 10 anticipate wnat nas d3rrud +
happened, and take precautions agai-s;
( OccuraaceS which are already maUers Q,
history We shall next probable hear OF
(. preventing the armed Inroad OF Missouri
lans which took place more than year
since. Mr.. Stanton viii do away with all
tl2t sort OF thing, 50 that the Grid viii
DE convinced that 1t never took place al
al. Long after these frauds and VOL.
ences have been committed, comes tins
. necromancer from Washington and pre-.
vents" theu-5.ols them on. O. record o.
events when have been.
Mr.. Stanton promises 10 " suppress vio.
ience' At the polls. Violence IS dlsa.
greeabie thing, 10 be sure, tut there wal
be no violence a. the polls IN the election
Of delegates 10 the convention ordered tx
StrIugiul!uw aud MS associates. The free.
sate parry will moi appear at the polls, OF
II they We're to appear would not ligat toi
tie pr.viiega Of vo:ing at an election foI
which their names are not registered
The Secretary is confident that the con.
/ ventIon Will submit the slavery .auestio,
10 the people. They have no authority
10 90 tnls under the law from which they
derive their power, and there is not the
least prohiIly that such men are 10 BE-
cloaen as viii consent 10 any fair EXPIRES
Sion of the popular viii. The convention
was called 10 frame a slave constitute.
for the territory; aud those who are coz
cerned In the scheme are likely 10 carry
/ II out in the same spirit in which ii was
conceived n. \. Post.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12
Eur ell: 81 lrder Trial.

New York, Nav T.
The DIs'r.ct Attorney announced at
lie clos o. the session OF the couri ri
Oyer auj farmiAer yesterday. that he
ASA ua- l.T=s Or foJr Witnesses more 10
examine, aaa tAa, IL saouId RESI- the case
.. oles>rs. Cunningham in The course OF
tao hours.
n main feature Of Yesterdays evil
dence were as follows:
Mr.. Baldwin, a lawyer residing al No.
10 Bond street, testified that on leavin0
his house about ii o'clock, he and his
companions remarked the smell of old
rags burning. Ga his return In the course
OF an hour, the smell was gone.
OtEleeF Davies says he heard Mrs. G..
charge Df Burdeil at tn Inn Of tn DIFF
hcuity about tI2 note, with ru,ninp her
character, and sand she would nave his
hearts blood
Mr.. Parmlee, who lived a, No. 30
Bond street, swore that on returning home
from walk about ii o'clock. be noticed
smell Of burning cloth, and saw a Ijobr
at No. so, when diminished as he an
preached and flashed up.
HIS dog, whom he called, did not an
sver his whistle; be found hum on the
Stoop OF D.. Burdell's house. On CROSSING
the street the light was still visible bnI
not 50 bright as before.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

CAPIToL EErESsIoN-PLAS ADOPT
ED.-The Governor has epted the Plan
handed IN by VI ssrs. DonneI s, ko,zjecl,
for t. Capitol enlarg ement, and the east
ern protection which comes under the APP
preparation of eIOo, O0O, made by the last
Legislature, Will be built Immedialely.-
The whole building VIXEN the drs.g,. is
completed, will be IS6 feet square on tie
ground, BENG in the form Of a Or k
cross; Il height viii be 40 feet, and the.
height Of IN doom l66 feet the whole
b-lu5 a massive work, of The Curiulaiaa
s-NL' - architecture, ard ,l-ga-. and
.a.--,..1u4...S appearance il Ai!l Jos. :, as
+ = be hlgh.y urnaarateI All finished.
lac eastern wing, 10 be buI. lAls sum
ner) VIII couiain-lu the basement. Two
rooms . hy - feet, and tive &c by il !;
Ia lHc frs. story, the same--all these be-
lag fire proof, or covered with fire poof
archrs-aud the latter TO be The Governor.
ms Secretary Of States apartments. In
IT, upper Story wl. be tn Ass nbly
tu1nD-., % - 81 turJ-( w..lrn viii ID.
larger by 0Eer TWO thousand feet tnautae
old )-oue room for the Speaker of the
iouse, and clerks room. one post olfica.
one cloak auu hat room, and the ladies
ami @'niirmeu's gailefIes-lWU sypsra.r
a,aIrWays leading 20 these latter In front
OF tiHs projection vail be massive stone
platform. ten feet wide, the root above il
being supported by ten columns. fifty feet
ulgn and about four AMI hall fee, thick.
II Madison Argus.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12
spstial Aotitrs.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the rapid cure of Coughs Colds IIoarseness Bron-
chitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma and Consumption i
universally known as the best remedy discovere
for variety OF Pulmonary disease. So wide is til
field OF its usefulness and the OF lis
that almost every section country abounds
in persons publicly known who have been restored from
alarming and desperate diseases of the lungs by 1t
use When once tried its superiority every othes
medicine OF its kind is to apparent escape observation
and where its virtues known the public longer
hest what andote TO employ the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary Which
ncident to climate. By its timely many, nay al
most all attacks of disease upon Lungs throat
arrested and thus saved many thousands every
from premature No family should lie without
it, and those who do neglect provide themselves with
remedy which wards of this dangerous class of diseases
viii have to depore il when ii is late. Proofs
of the surprising efficacy the cherry Pecoral need
be given :" the American oplcey have living proofs
in every neighborhood. But those wish read the
statements of those whose whole health has been resor
ed and whose lives have been by its Will 6nd
them in my American Almanac which The agent below
nare has TO furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared by DR.. J, C. AVER Lowell Mass. and sold by
all Druggists aud Dealers Medicine through this
Jon. Maya
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

LATER From EURoPE.-The Enron,
arrived at Halifax on the 9Th br;Dcr;1rr
three days later dates. Tb. most in1ar RS
al l1 items OF news is that the propositions
submitted Tor the settlement of the long
pending Neutchatel difficulty, have been
accepted by the Prussian and Swiss F.
voys at Paris, subject to the appreciation
o. their respective governments
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12

ASYLUM FoRTHE iSsANE.-Tn. CON-
mi>sioners OF the Asylum TOR 'hs insane.
EX-Gor. Farweii, Hoa L.vI >t.r.n.a.
aud JonnP. GrgGor, have de,eru..I H.
On IL site, near this cIjy, uir,aay yr...H
by the STATE. By TINS action l,.s s.s..
sases sone $4,000 or $4,000 worth e-
building materials already upon M
ground
The commissioners at their recent ses-
sion here. g ecTed EN-Gov Farwell as thr
President Q, the commission. NJ. Ster-
hing. Superintendent, and Mr. McGreeor.
Secretary.
\ resolution was adopted By them 90
Restrict the COS, OF the edhce, for the er,c-
ton of which they are about to contract.
wttaln the amoUat appropriated bv the
legislature tor THAI purpoSe-yiz, Sl00,-
200. The commission adjourned to-day.
14u. the pom inst Daily STATE Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12
Iowa Co. Circuit
Court.
March Term, 1857.

Two WILLIAM STUEGIS and ROWLAND ELLIS IT,,
i above named defendants
lou will take notice thai Wit OF Attachment issue,
against Won, Al the suit Of Henry T. George, plaintiff
81 and tom the Circuit Court in and for Iowa count,
and state Of Wisconsin Hnd bearing 18th
Of October A d 1895. for the of bundled
fifty aoliar, retuTHabe IN said Court the third Mon
day doth Gay) OF March, \. f. lSa. which said wit
returned The ia last Aforesaid personally served
TOR the reason that neither If Won the said dcien,
could be found in said county, hat served by ttachinl
your real estate, situates in sad and that
conf aiHt here Will Dee iet III CluIk
sail Court un tlc 10Th dEy Cf Man Ga that
you copy of YOUR pnn cur ofic, l.!
Mineral Point judgment viii Le taken oI the dclnau.
claimed Dated April 10Th, 1857.
COBB & NFSSNDBF.
13-wS ATTORNEYS for Pl+T
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-12
GUARDIAN SALE.

In Probate. Iowa County, Wisconsin the matter Of
the Guardianship Of Jacob Smith and Laura y Smith,
Iufal's.
" IiCE Is hereby given, that by virtue and in pursI-
y anga "i order license made in said matter on
the 9Th oay Of March, A D. 1891, and a supplemental
order made therein the 9Th day of Nav in the same
year 10y the Hon County Judge of the County Court Of
s9 County, l. the underei gne Guardian of said Minors
VIII. on tine 81 day Of June, A. D. 1851.
o'clock F. NJ Of said day. ihe premises the village
Of Moscow. in Iowa county, Wisconsin, sale and
sell to the highest bidder the following described proper
II, to-wit:
fTt OF tn" quarter Of the southwest quar-
f o section number twelve tf21 in township number
four north OF number tive well thirt
portion thereof which Is known tie Mill Reserve
mat portion a" said tract which j. overIoe
by the pond Of said Mill which Is necessary in anv
manner Z" The full and enjoyment Of said min prop
erty Also, all OF the southwest quarter o. the north
west quarter Of sid section. the same being mostly COW
sergd v sed pond. Aso all AMI angular the lights
privileges an1 Gppurtenanccs honung "a said mill mill
ste and privilege. Situ0tc upon said land good subj
,tntiai Stone FIGURING Mill stories high with
three run of stones, aud all the fixtures improve
nenfS necessary to te doing of large and successful
business
This property is situated in the mids Of the best grain
growing region the State Said property Is situated
about is miles east from Mineral Point. The said
sae are ono-fourth cash down the balance in three equal
yearly installInenjs with interest
SOPHIA SMITH.
Guardian of Jacob and Laura A. Smith, Infants.
Dated May Sth- lS57.-l7td