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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02
Educational.
NEW SCHOOL.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS!

UNIVERSITY SCHUULS.
WILL open for the Winter Session of six
w months on Thursday, Sept. 24th.
Tuitiun, COLLEGE. for the session $4,000
Fuei, Library, &c. 300
ACADEMY-English 1000
Classical &" 1900
Charges 2.l5
Female Institute, reg'r course " $1,000
Preparatory 1900
Charges LAO
AK. BELL,
General Agent & Treasurer.
Lewi,burg, Aug. IL, 1857. 3m696
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

Whatever you dislik. 10 another. take
'a's IL SorE q IA yourself.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02
Philade1p
HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.


YINHE following, from that eminent Physi-
clan of Philadelphia, DR.. Brinckie. added
to The testimony Of Professor Booth. only con-
firms what is evidenced by thousands who
have used HOrer's Dye.
s'GRARp Row. CHESTNUT srEET,
Philadephia December I'D, 1888
s'Tu regard TO Ioreys HJir Dyr. state unhe-its
tingly, contains d-leterious ingrenis' and
be used with eIre safety and with the uB,dst e'-
de,,ce and success" ". d. BRINCKLE, NJ. D.
Hoyer's Writing d; LdefiJte Inks,
Are so well and widely known, as to require
no euIogy Of their merits, 1t is only necessary
to say, that the steady and increasing demand,
gives the best evidence that they maintain their
character for superiority, which distinguished
them when first introduced, years ago.
Orders, addressed to the Manuiactory, No.
4I6 RACE street above Fourth, (old No lii)
Philadelphia. will receive prompt attention by
679yl JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

nRESS GOODS Plain Black and Fancy
Dress Silks, Tissues. Berages, Shallys,
Robes, Lawns. Brillian,s, Grenadines, &c.
Also lot Of Parasols. (ertra Biaek) and
Fancy co,crr, Jus, reed and for sale By
Way a. Goodman + Chamberlin
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

How TO GET BACK INTo THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY Judge WilmOt, in his
speech at Philadelphia, said:
"Do you think that can not readily
get back to the Democratic party if am
opposed to it! Why, gentlemen, older
sinners than have gone back, and got
their reward 1 should only have to com.
mi. some gross act of outrage-"catch a
niger, OF, when lie seeks crust of bread,
seize him and put him in prison then
would have atoned for all my past poll
,ical errors in the sight of the Democracy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02
Fancy Names.

Onc cf the clerks employed IN prepar.
lug the indexes (ur ind:ces, US the fastidi.
Gus may prefer 10 say) Of the past volumes
Of the Annual Registration of Births, Mar.
rage. aud Deaths, iu Massachusetts,, as
returned By the several town clerks to the
oiice of the Secretary Of State, has copied
for publication iu The 7mveler, the follow
ing names from the returns of births.
Some of them are decidedly sentimental.
Any parents about bcstowipg verbal han
dies upon their newborn offspring, will
h.re find convenient list from which to
select:
CHRISTIAN, OR FIRST NAMES.
Adalorenia, Adrouna, Lucy eta, Aldivita,
Marzelia, Mayida, Augeretta, Doriantha,
Azilla, ,Alphetta, Zeo;ied, Potentice, Emma
eta, Zeniah, AltLerab, Rovaletta, Milora,
Alexine, Lovenna, Eudora, Altoona, Sonora,
Rober'ana, Octavia, Alfraiine, viella, L,-
voriila, Cassandra, Galifelia, Ephraimet.a,
Scraphna, Catalonia, Dulccna, Ordorilla,
Al,imira, Eluali'h, Lucyphire, Lauana,
Celia, Anjatiue, Melintha. Phidora, Silva,
Kctina, Athalinda, Eusebia, Anintha, Ina,
DIANA, Jette, Rowanza, Clarabel, Odella,
Flora, ,Ozro, Almon, Ella, Elgivie, Orselia,
Cawsildany, Ebrina. Urbane, Zoa, Estella,
Albatine, Adclla, Madora, Hannahetta,
Ortentia, Zylpha, Samantha, Marvia, Ada,
Varetta, Delphina, Eldora, Samuella, lola,
Lorietta, Erwin, Elroy, Arannetta, Viana,
Alfretts, Adalette, Annora, Jesaline, Ittai,
Islesias, Ellaroy, Marilla, Inrc, Dipluma,
Lcauonella, Lucilla, Coraella, Orrissa, Eda,
Lucena, Orleas, Sealum, Anuelle, Rhoda,
Oreota, Fcrendino, Alvahretta, Eidcsta,
Inorc, Lolita, Almaretta, Luona, Olinda,
Marilla, Leila, Florctta, Laorni, Elcuetta,
Elle,ta, Izora, Elcviuna, Smyra, Frapcelia,
Florentiue, Idclla, Harmonic, Matrassa,
GhOrena, Rozelia.
sURNAMES.
Silvcrnail, PotwiDe, Coon, Long brow,
Goodboo, Damkins, Wslkup, Pittsingcr,
Rumsell, Rathbottom, Sackenbotam, Win
terbottom, Proudfoot, Helfrick, Crowfoot,
MucEmore.
The foregoing names are copied rerLd,in,
from the original returns, and can at any
time be verified, with "much more" by
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

StAPORIFIER, or Concentrated Lye-war-
- ranted TO make Soap without Lime, aud
with little trouble With cake of and four pounds
soap Fat you make fifteen gallons good soft Soap
Hard soap be made in the way. For sale by
CHRIST 4 CALDWELL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

DAYES' WHITE GREASE for Wagons,
Id Blu, ierCSgagts, Omnibuses, Stages. etc
n superior article, for sale by CHRIST CALDWELL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02
HERRING'S SAFE.

'On the 26th of February all the members of the Com
mtte- met to witness the safes and books and papers
(aced in them and Perfectly satisfied that all vas
right The day following, the burning took place under
the of the Committee Aner fair and
impartial burning for fve hours the Safe of Messrs
Evans Watson was first opened, the Safe being fire
inside the contents partially consumed while the
in the Safe Mes-rs Farrels Herring were in
good condition. and no fire inside
Reading, March =, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

DENTAL CARD.
THE new method of inserting artif-
i cial Teeth, Gum, &c, known as
Aliens Continuous Gum Work,
is, without exception, the best improvement
ever made in the art of Dentistry. This work,
when properly constructed, is the most beautl-
full, the cleanesi combines the greatest strength
with durability, and adds more to clear and
distinct articulation, than any other kind of
work ever brought before the public. And
E6IRT not only this. 1;y n beautiful discovery
OYyA in combination with this style Of work,
Q11J give the face its natural express
son without the least interfering with the usefulness
OF the teeth in mastcation.
Iwould take this method of informing those interested
that have purchased the Patent Right for this valuable
improvement, of the inventor John Allen. (now of New
York; for this and several adjoining counts and that
manufacturing article of Teeth and Gums that
will compare favoraby with thing in that line that has
been made in this any other country. ask all,
and especially those that need teeth If they
them not,) 10 call, and examine for ihemselves.
JOHN LOCKE, LEwIsBuRG,
Office and Residence on Third street, near Market
Office in MLroS, Broadway near Cadwaliaders corner
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

Good News! New G0ods!!
T Schreyer & Son have reeeiyeftheir
y second supply Of Spring and Summer
Goods. They invite the attention of the La.
dies. in pariicuiar to their assortment Of
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

(Signed) H. FELIX,
i. y. COLEMAN, Committee.
A. II PEACOCK,
And endorsed by so Of the best Of Re aiding
The above Safes be inspected NJ 81 Walnut street
where public satisfy themselves of the great
periory of the .!errings Patent Champion, over the
defeated and uSsd-ay '-insiie Iron Door Salamander
FAREELS Il HERRING,
81 Walnut Street, Phlsdelphia.
Only maherJ in this Sdts Of NsrriHg's IdteEt Caam
pion S!fes
The attempt made by other parties TO bolster mp the
reputation Of SAFE with has giiSd ignslly in Ger
dstdf fyss in Philadelphia, kansead Parr,) by taking
one cut of agents store III. A. Lantz) made doutis
tLtcIness different from those they SELL 10 burn up
one of irrring (haf tIick) has with it, true
ward Ierrings safe could Hnt b. burnt. proving cpneu
siyely that the only reliable Saf made H,rrtng
of which over 5000 ia actual than
200 have been tried by IRE 'oittoat u siHgis loss.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

NLASS Jars, for Picking and Preserving
VI Quarts and Half Gallons, for sale cheap
by CHRIST & CALDWELL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02


April %, 1857.
The resolution proposing amendments to the Consttu
tion Of the Commonwealth being under consideration
On the question,
Will the House agree to the first amcndmenti
The yeas and nays takrn agreesby to the provf
sious Of the Constitution, and were follow, viz:
YEAs-Mears. anderson Arthur Backhouse Ball Beck
Bshop Bo,csy Brom Cihoun Gump,en Gtass C2earerCra
ford Dickey Enf Eyster Fdsod Faster Gibboney Giiea
Hand Harper Heins Hiestand LiH HiHe9ds Hoffman If
Lxrks IbIe InRes Jacobs JeRlins Johns Joknsos KanF
nnn Kerr Knight Lseneimg Longdker Lore6 Aanear kpn-
ole NCaimonf EHpain Mo- Ihead xumna Anssefman Nj
cs NIchoIso~ NuRemaeey Itarsos Issrs ftfrkvn Ihso
nall Purcell Ramsy ef Philadelphia Rdnsey Of Fork Red
,ner Re,d Roberts Rspp Sav .SoaS SMieh Of Chssbrix
Smith If Csnv erensos Totan JaH Idrroorhs PIckers
Va-qhEev Waller Wesbroek WsaTtss WiAis Wsihero,c
WT;gLt Zimnernan snd Gsts (sp,aku)-7s.
NAYS Me1rs. Bnekns Besso1 Dtak Aaasiton Bsncock
Hine Hc6mas Of Lebanon Lebo NynthWs Tho1~ Wurner
and Wsnfrude-12 ~ -
90 ths4usstion xas dsterminel in tAs aArAstivs:
Will the House agree to The second snendments
The yeas and nays taken sgreeably to the prov
sions of the Constitution, follow, viz:
YEAs-4ksra A1deysoS Bnck h03se Bal Beck BosceT
Chlhoxn CrmpJen Chr Eat foHsad fosev 6ied Rfnel
Hnyper Heins HestdRd Hgegas He6maR ef Bsrks House
ksepr hsbvie kaHes yesAfss Jekns JoAHssa Kdsfman,
Kaieh Leianrig Lonoaksr Loreu xrReor Aaxgs NIyain
Nnorhsdd kss~imGn NScols Nickolssa Nsnkasckr ledr
son Rfers Efraes P5ssau H0os1 Ranssy ffAiadephia
Ransss Of Iorh RsGnsr Rsb<r.s Rgpp shae Sloan 7an
Vsz vogtisy R.itsr bsatrsek hAssha IimRsTn'aa esd
Cst- tspsck0fS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

A general assort-
ment of Cooking
STOVES for coal or
wood, Stone Coal
Stoves, Wood Air
Tight and Parlor
Stoves, &c. in varie-
ry always kept on
hand.
CASTINGS of all
kinds made to order.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

Isnnsy'ranid, SIS:
certify that the above and foregoing is true and
copy Of the original Resolution relative 20
Amendment Of the Constitution" the same remains
file in this Office.
Il In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
L. hand and caused to be affixed the seal Of the
II Secretary Office, the day and year above written.
A. q. CURTIN,
Secretary of the C1m monweaAh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

March q. le5a.
Resolution proposing amendments to the Constitution
Of the Commonwealth, being under consideration,
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the first amendment
The yeas and nays taken agrecaby to the provs
ions Of the Constitution, and were as follow. viz
YEas-N,ssrs Breper BroIne Cs.Gey Ely Erdns Fsher
Fsnnien Frazer Ingram Jordon Kiinger Knoe Lau5ach
Ls,cis Myer Sofeld Sellers Shumdn Sterile .Nraub Welsh
WILKINS Wright and Taa2art (!Speaker)-2i.
NMsMsrs. trdbt Cfess,reu Finney Gregg Harris Isn-
rose and Souther-7.
So the question determined In the Affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the second amendmenti
The and nays taken agreesbly to the provis
ions Of the Constitution. and follow, viz:
FYnney Fiennilen Ingrum Jordon KnoE Laubao Le,cis
Mysr Siters Aumaa Snther Steele Nraub Welsh Wilkins
Wright and Ttgydrf fSpeaksy)-23.
NArs-Aessrs. lofty CTdt6 Fraser Gregg Harris KiQin
ger Ismrose and Sa.feid-S.
So the question was determined in the Affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the third amendment
The yeas and nays taken sgreeaby to the Const
tuition and were as follow, viz:
Yr.s-Mesrs BSo,cer Brosoe Cabb Cresnc>H Ely Erans
EI>unLeu Fraser fn1rom Jordon KIinoey Amor Lnuuch
L<,ris My,r Snfsd Hers Snmdn Soutier Steele Straub
Welsh wilkins and Hr19m-21.
NAYs-Mss'rs. Co1ey Gregg Hdrris aud Ptnro~-4.
So the question was determined In the Affirmative.
On the question,
The yeas and nays taken sgreeabe to the prov-
sions Of the Constitution,and were follow, viz:
YE.s-Mesrs. Brrsy Bropne (h6ey Cresssv.N Ey Erans
FlennIen Frazer hgram Kiuin0T Knoz Lanbach Le,cis
Myer Seafsfd &nere ShUnian SSnher Steele S1lb Welsh
wilkins and Wroht-23.
So the question vas determined in the Affirmative.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-03

Kansas lrEMs.-The correspondent of
the Missouri Republican writes:
L understand that S. j. Jones, Ex-Sher-
III OF Douglas County, sent a challenge
TO Mr. Stanton yesterday. Ii is thought
BY some that the parties will meet, though
It IS hoped not.
4 Free State man come near being
shot IN Lecompton yesterday. a druall-
en- roWdy ran through the streets saving:
Any man who Endorsed jim Lane was
liar, coward and thief" Approach
ing Free State man be inquired wheth-
er he Endorsed Lane. The latter an
swered IN the affirmative The former
drew pocket pistol, and snapped it at the
Free State man. Fortunately it missed
lire, but the next moment the ssaiiant
was rolling in the dust. A crowd gath
cred round, and soon the difficulty was
quieted.
1t Is reported in Lecompton hat ne
gro, who had absconded from the vicinity
was seen yesterday in Topeka, and eff
forts were made TO take him when the
citizens interfered and prevented. A
lot of rowdies went I'D 10 Topeka last
night, resolved to capture the negro or
die. Difficulty may grow out of ii.
Mag. Sherman, with his entire c1m-
mand, who has been encamped mil, out
Of Lawrence for the past few weeks, has
been removed to Lecomp;oa, probably to
protect the Constitutional Conyentiol.
Gov. Walker is quite indisposed. He
IS stopping with Secretary Stanton, two
miles east of Lecompton. The fatigue
and excitement of the last week or two
has been too great for him.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-03

Sl,2oO,O00 GoLD FROM EURopr-The
steamer Persia, which arrived from Eu-
rope yesterday, brought nearly 81 .2O0,-
900 in gold. y large share OF this mon
ey Will come West, with which to pur-
chase grain. This is first rate sign
We hope TO see it come IN from that dIrec-
ton several millions every fortnight Il
Is about time for another arrival of gold
from California. With our present rate
of Importation [may they not increase for
a SIX month gold must soon flow upon rs
in immense quantities. That viii restore
confidence 10 the country.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-03
Proceedings oF THE COMMON COUNCIL
MINERAL PoISr, Oct. goth, 1857.


The Board met pursuant to adjournment
His Honor the Mayor in the chair.
Present-Ald Bracken, Pierce, Ehat, Muen-
ster Jenkins and NcIlhon
The record of the proceedings Of the last meet
ing was read and approved.
1t was ordered that Mrs. May a paUper be
allowed the sum of six dol1ers per month, COM
mencing the Ist of oct. alt.
1t also ordered that Mrs Grant be al
lowed in addition to her present allowance, the
sum of s. per MONTH from Oct. Ist ult, TO the
LIST of April, S58, and the Clerk and Mayor
were authorized to issue City orders for the
same monty.
On motion of Aid Ehat, Harvey s. Keyes.
who was appointed constable for the first
Ward to fill the vacancy occasioned by the res
ignation of Henry Kennedy, Esq. having re-
fused to accept said appointment, Gotlibb Maui
ger was appointed constable of the first Ward
TO fill said vacancy.
The report and statement OF Emory fIealv,
City Marshal, IN relation to amount of Road Tax
collected by him, was accepted as final settle
Inent as to said tax.
On motion OF Aid Bracken it was ordered by
the Board that all the Groceries IN said City be
closed on Tuesday next, that being the dav on
which the general election is held, until ;
o'clock p ". of said day
hcrcupon the meeting was adjourned until
Friday next at : o'clock p NJ
CHARLES +. LEGATE, lIavor.
Attest
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-03

SALE OF SWAMP LANDS.


rrt oil rlsela ION to am o. In, ,~arl.i anu ,tr
oH yI lands, cou,s OF I;urraltr I'ula "a Jlois
Pierce Damn. Eau irc Chippewa BultIu lean
li-,Ilt Cr.,wlorI au3 Iowa under inc r-IIiIl, 81 49,
the swamp oygIAoy,ea lands in tLi7 STATE anu
grant Vrevln tiou rights thereon, approved AIiI. ,
must be proytn ana san! Ilsooi lcgol5,i yIi
lie secretary OF state, ana purchase money therefor
4iA lu4. tine re oi outy ave Gems
He sale OF such lands each OF said couutles respect
ea,t.,y IAN scs 10 proyiag l"r The iaIe and a1pI o.
The swamp and cd lands, approved UC;1y. 44t
o.crlowed lands OF TINS state, approved March yt, i-5.
ana that Shall bc So I,rt-sl, a
proven aforesaid, Will be puDlr l,u
at me minimum pIic. dollar anu Is vl.ll ly, emit
per acre. ia ra4ner s.d unacs The restrictions pro-
Ter i OF the revised statutes, Us suI PROM .o4s
ry BE- applicable and not Inconsistent @lh Ike I",i-
places wit:
Ia the county OF BuTnctte 1T the Post oes IN Gorlon
IN the county OF Iol At Huug-roru Mil the FaIis
Of st. CroiN, Jay the I5ti ly ucoucr A.D.
in Ludsou, liouay t-e l3lis @ oi ooe., d.
In INIT M IyI 81 ,5f, ~ Z q. ,, -,
Norm Ivliu, on Friday Tie I'D Gay uctuUgr A. H.
i'y7. .....e r. ---... 80.
G-asu, ti.a Ciai1e, Mo,1 t.le-Jiu LAY 81 Uolo-
Der, 4. D. loy.-
la lac county Of Chippewa, tle Post UE,e at Chip
PADS, Ola " UuleF ~ t4r %-E Cay uI October,
1914.
Cit. on Non,. HE n, 5, Of o,etaaa 4. y. 80
in tue eous 81 Had at 5.v ,- ono N homie
Ia lie eoaa5y oila cosss st ihe Pos ohsc, =: a. -
Iyc- Pals o. Salur4, III ii DAY o.. Na..rr A. il,
an -,,,,,t, Of t-Isrt IT .f. hons. of II..f VII,
III lie rlo,ra ii Nca.. Cs...k IN H,a.,se tt. III
day e N9v'l1sei5 = y. ls99.
lagc 81 $. .rta on Monday the 10Th ,ay c Noycujt A
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-03

ia The plug-ugly Constitutional Con-
vention net Monday and Tuesday with
out quorum, and spent their time in I'M
awaiting Remuneration of Gov. Walker and
Secretary Stanton for throwing out the
Oxford returns. Sheriff Jones called
upon Stanton for his certificate, and on
beng refused, drew his knife on the
Secretary. Stanton, it is said, now goes
armed for his own protecuon.- Law
renee Republican, X. t.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-03

,LLLIAN I. HENRY. City Clerk.
MLNERAL PoLxr, Oct. 2eth, 1851.

MINERAL FONT, Oct. IT III, 1897.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
mcnt.
His Honor the Mayor il the chair.
Prcseut-Ald Brackeu, Pierce, Afucnster
Ehat and Jenkins.
Abscnt-Ald McIlhon.
The record of the proceedings of the last
meeting were read and approved.
The proposal Of George " Bliss, Esq, TO do
the printing for the balance ofthe p. esent year,
was received, and accepted, and said George
". Bliss, was thereuPon appointed City Print
or for the balance the present year, all the
Aldermen present voting for the same.
Robert McMillen having filled his bond a.
City Marshal, motion of Aid. Muenstor the
same was accepted and approved by the Board.
The account of John Jenkins, Treasurer, for
cash paid for three tons of coal, At s. - per
TON. and for cash paid PauPer, was allowed, and
amounts TO s29 -.
L xas also ordered that an order or the
Treasurer be drawn in favor Of Alfred jenkins
Street Commissioner of the 2nd Wand, for 50 )
80 being amount Of John Millions Road Tax
applied on City to Geo ". Bliss, for $3.50.
Whereupon the meeting was adjourned until
Friday evening next 1t o'clock.
Attest
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-03
Email Embellishments.
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the general election
~ To be aea IN the several towns, WARTS eiec i3u
plociaets in the state Of Wisconsin, ltes,ay sue
ceeeiHg itt hIs hoDLay, being The tktrd DAY Noyel
Der mex tv following officers 10 t yltcgt Ia
Governor IN place ot Cues t}asnTl. Lieutenant Coy
crh"F m place al AIt3tF Macarthur erot.arI Of state
IN place At IaE III ~ Jones, Treasurer ta, Of
IlE!es huehn Superintendent Ci lblic Inst ucJion
al pfc Of a. tulasttuiiIc Barry, Attorney GENERAL
ia place q William l. Sn n, Baak utor Ti.,r
ul NIi.ian NJ Dcnnir. and Stale Prison Commissioner
IN place Of Edward Attrilty, whose several office
will 81 Ire On the day proceeding the first onay Jam
UaIy. lS5s
Also Member Of Assembly in each Assembly District
IN 1le state, and such County cfccs are ry,tltd 10
be eicct, n sacA election.
by act approved March 4;h IS5 the following pro-
posittnIr villa - sueiftte to the electors
e!sc,ioh, 10 wit:
. Tho it 81 voting Is hereby ended In male per-
sons OF african lo, who shall have itaud tie agc
twenty one uIURICs, with The gualiuCs
uonS 1Ht rvli lcilpnS ROW imposed upon
section one on Suffrage IN the constitutional BaotS
suci, proposition 10 i tie general ballot f.c irr
the ali liatis read tor cxtvtIsiou OF Suffrage
ami these opposed il, For .lle e. tension Of ~
No. which Atiiuts To hc counted, returned com
Ptra IN TN" same manner in all respects yu,cs for
State officers.
GEORGE MESSERSNITH
Sheriff Of iowa tountv.
Sheriff office, IMMORAL Point, JULY ly.l IS.--5t It'd
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Nathaniel y. IIastcad and
Joseph Brokav parties IN "A. .... -.e.
trade under the Iaue and lows suN IL Circut Court
style Of IIttStcsd J Brokaw 81 Wisconsin.

NdtHautsl y. iIaiStcau anGl
Joseph Brokav, parties IN p. ..... t-.-.-
trade under the alG Iowa CarHt Circuit Court
style of II1tStcsi ! f3rok1v. g. Wisconsin.
Curtis Ecech. F."
TurCE Is hereby given tt by virtue Of an alias Csli
y tacIas sSIc& OF tue Circuit COURT Iowa cuull-
~ state of Wisconsin, favor ot tlse flautiI~ tb,s
uaneti To wit Haiscad y BrohaW, aud Objected
anu delivered against the goods ana chat Is sud RIAL
tate o. Curtis Beech, have this ay, twenty
81 August, ~ jla1f, levied uIsou AL ilse right h
interest inc Sat Curtis Beech ht on The t.Irs DIZZY
june y D. 1892. at any tisuv thereafter OIL
The following described real estate TO wit The
quarter OF thc southeast quarter OF section number
20 IN township number six % north OF
thtee 90 east also, all thai piece parcel LOT
Der forty al living east Of line drawn eonlucn
ON islstgeet IN feet west ct the northeast
lot number forty (+I), running thence in Suuti-
cFy direction /" strike the south lac ut lot
forty t4d1 on Fountain street. nine feet of
Of sid lot number forty (+0J, located
city Of Mineral Point, county OF Iowa and State Of j.
conSln-l-" huety-uue 81 ttt Oh wt,t side OF Lois so.
four u aud ten 40 IoFty-t It as feet
side of Lots No. 90 nine f9Jat>u eighty $50
thirty-3O-feet in depth of &c south end fffy-tyu
5z-feet strip between The tracts all
Block No tory-ta0 PIN Strong Bennett and Dot,',
addition 10 the village Of Mineral Point, which shall
House in the city of Mineral int lows COUNTY State
of Wisconsin, The SUI day November, 1891
IT 10 clock y NJ OF said day said sale vii! &c
TO satisfy said execution and SITS
Dated Mineral Point. sept. 22tlI 1887.
GEO. MESSEk>MITH, Sheriff
OF Iowa County, Wisconsin.
FARLEY EATON, Atty for n rs 35w7
Z The above sale Is postponed until the lIth
seinber inst, 10 take place at the place and time
GEO. MESS ERsMITH, Sheriff
Mineral Hoint ,sNoy. -, 1897.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-03
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We are in want of Flour Butter, Wood. Po
tatoes Eggs, and almost everything that can be
used in a family,which we are willing to receive
in payment of old or new debts. Friends send
them along.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-03

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