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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-08-07

The Boston Courier says there is
dilemma in the Court as to the proper mode
of making jew swear. Thereupon the
Post suggests treading on his corns
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-08-07

" Don't care SO much about the bugs, "
said Mr.. Wormley to the head Of the
genteel private family in which he resides,
but the fact Is, marin, | hain't got the
blood to spare you see that yourself.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-08-07

The failure of Mr.. Thomas McEIrath, one
OF the owners Of the n. Y. Tribune was
announced on Saturday. The amount of
his liabilities is reported to be 800 900, of
which 5000 900 were for an acceptance on
account Of Western railroad companies
Mr. McElrath has been President of the
Nassau Bank Neither OF these concerns
will be at all affected by this failure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-08-07

The Springfield Republican says that the
grandson of Revolutionary soldier and
martyr, whose memory the country delights
to honor, was recently removed from clerk
ship at Washington, upon which lac depend
ed IN his old age, entirely for support, ON
account Of his being supposed to hold views
contrary to those of the present admlnistra-
ton. \ proposition was then made to HIM,
that if he would draw up Il paper denying
any alh lty with either the Republican or
the American parties, and take it before a
magistrate and swear to it, he should DO
rcinstated, This came from the Secretary
of the Interior, though mutual friend
Tell the secretary, he said, that | will
SEQ him in the bottom of the hottOmless
pit, before | will 30 degrade myself Be
cause he will not be "A slave, the govern
ment will not employ him. This proscrip-
tiun derives additional interest'irom the fact
that it was effected in obedience to the be-
/ he.ts Of slavery, at the very time the BOs
ton llunkeys were gloriiying senator Mason
| in Boston on the occasion OF erecting "A
statue to the grandfather of tho Victim
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-08-07

c,,,.,.,r f,,,.v., D,,,.,,,o,.. m, =. t,L
|o''', "' ~ oo''"'
pury OaIeuohiah gives the following memo
randum Of II few points Of law and practice
decided at the late sitting of the Circuit
CAN'T in CoIadori, countv
The rule OF policy torbiding jurymen to
impeach their own verdict by making aill-
davit OF mistake or misconduct OF tho jury
III the lnry-room' does not extend to the
officer having charge OF the jury, so as TO
PowDs rs. DcnnisoH ct ais.
1t Is II good repllcation to plea OF bank
nitfL,jl .n,nn of his ,rn,~ar,, trdn, ,ho ~
sirnrcs. Such a repllcati6n is not object.
iouaDlc for duplicity because it alleges the
Withholding OF several kinds of property, as
lands, cattle and horses. 1t Is not good
rrp'nder to such replication, that the
plIntiif proved his claim and took the diyi-
dend ot the bankrupt estate. Idc rs. Or
cuH
An acknowledgment that claim is
unsettled, accompanied by protest that
mistakes were made In prior settlement
winch must be rallhed' and "ich being
rectlheu the party insists, that no
thlhS Is due' VIII rot take case
OUT ol tne statute oi limitations 'dto'H
y Htt" ESl"e'
u report VI roau comm lssloners laying
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-08-07

The Brandon, Christian Advocate says
that Mr., " Klmball of that town was
late ly made the victim of some scoundrels,
by means Of what is called the ' patent
safe game. He had been to Philadelphia
O dispose of valuable mare and with the
proceeds, some five hundred dollars, had
returned to New York city, where he was
cheated out of every cent he had, by the
means above mentioned 1t strikes us that
any horse dealer, innocent of guile as all
of that craft in Vermont are known to be,
ought to be sharp enough to keep out of
trap of that sort
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-08-07

lower regi ons in sufficient quantity to fill
up the basin-like hollows, exactly as water
has grayitatcd into the beds of the terres
trial oceans.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-08-07

A dancing master, in renewing his soli-
citations lor patronage, wished TO express
his obligations for past tavors, when ths
printer made him say Most respectfully
offers his shanks
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-08-07

The New York JJNrHdi Of Commerce
hopes it Is true that Mr. Winthrop will
lead the consolidated forces OF the opposition
to Mr.. Banks in Massachusetts,, adding
that although nominally an Old Line
Whig, he cannot be far from the position
now held by Democrats.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-08-07

FOG SEAS or rnE MooN Professor Chal
is, OF Cambridge, from recent observations
taken OF the moon, has come 70 the cOnclu-
sion that the dark patches which we see ON
its disc are fog seas The general surface
and higher projections of the lunar sphcr-
old are altogether uncovered and bare, bnt
yapors and mist have rolled down into the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-08-07

SJLI ,UUU
OF the Consulships, one hundred and
thirty-iour are saared Offices, of which
the most important and profitable are given
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
Z.

u,lIE subscriber respectfully rstufG7 !'s titnbz'
III friends and customers ~he A-se aRFtas Z.
nNst yt.ar lbers!se gaps hia4 their patronage an tax
liz method Of informing tfe1o and ths ppbite q asg
thai r. has pos d. tand a laEge III Of seasene5 tgn
be-. aua esers ttzing fea.fslte for ilat stldsfi"%taa nnI
s~c.pa4fnl eornttetfan .f At sSrf IN tds stage Of
ffgfsEf. iHII#aNGs, BfTNis, SASH, a4t pools. fit
+;eg mr. eTJEEs. FAR.nooNs, m til" e., ;aost aart
HE a44 ssrkmanIIe STYLE. All erlefs kit NJ u n
rIstf.ats Hardware stare. the Post Glace CT a III
zs,o IN Ftftb street, adjoining lie St Peters sne "
Paai,s Caiiege. vii r1set 9Th n-olap' e~tteE1;oa.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
hight ABOUT FACET
YOU II

ss4 = I. teAIe intorns sG.c rabl.c ej4.. h.z:rg
f1 ~ 49,. .s rs ase associations. aa = SSas vEg.n :.
h,pss,s I, ~ AZ II otl@gwo.,ia. he has established
.ss s n % Church street, aort4 VIE, dsst 35sr "a 81 ~
Ut, ~ . aoaAs--~herc NJ sad lis e,-g,t-rs. NH i
7 .ae sesTzg or Oh TINS, 49, III I'LL . Ill., s.ea
.ass y. assspaal:a hsrs,2e aproaa3. IA . marn~r
3lst,ss .ss 70 hehcid La,!ea i, The rogsis # =
srs ~. vaseFtsa-Eics hsa1ias The t1ars5. .ssort
.a.a.o.s - e.ss crsa'ea Tie gsrEyr sGsc.--bu-.el !
esr,-ar. 80 e~os1-1rrno-sea Al -roma fsool tla
- IA ttaptar Art M. i3'VT's H.
~taue Que, come IA
6I5 Giye Joe rRtt.'a #,,. l
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05

VI crs haze asserted .haf intestinal woTin@ are u
injurious In fact ti.at the part u sctTens.fa. 'eH!
wing f3u, am indig-.tibia matter aiifasIttary canal -
shy F.scrys. fnrieaeea pttfsiciau knows thE: theoe
anialt!a caust Iulam4Goa Of tlas bowels ami aonatitas
actually cnt through she etatipg o: tlo stomach sne
intestines. CAUSING inevitable dcatt' u all tue ~
ease- of Children. thia ts The most hanEecp,is aaa Dis.
frsssing Unfortunately: toe, itio one Of 'At most
common. IN
H3FERS e 4N.dDi4N tEEnIEGF
fa rsyer, d safe. aufek, u~nfailiag remedr Is ffnriaef-
Ms pfas4 ietor challenges 5hf aari4 - show ti"l u
ever failed "a effect 2 CUE.
sa- Be particular a4st remember lie mare Vim
" > Canadian FeFi#s4s I!tt@ 'E.shs b'iy aftlfi'
.bat c.s - de1"na.d on. g.. satc sIleiesaie nett
re.a1ir .tF eria%as BY TSA6Hi S5|
zeaa ezz:ets:aa = Isl Ghsrtte.at'
- 30: scts II u: :: : asststs-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
!. cs,Ilaasor,, troubled s.ssi, worn

YHE +. child asortt- troubled with s@utT1a*
.asv7 sic aoruhtle4smtlisr HIsn - Fb'T aFlsr
an ofasr o!!s priag II remarked ,pon. 6sly W.
.ul.y, aat say cal eftnieFs Ct paiy aei!pH Etss&, r
80 NJ .4cssfy more ycsfhane .thcf- Il GU love 2eI
lttgo ep4.- administer ID Chem. cTan u s9l onls :
os., :,.,sf, 10 he troubled wsta refIns1" ARE a.
ana Immediate sf1nes'f .Itff h1t'tn"@s
las been tried, escfN nh FieiaE - has saes+ s~1
Wf4lEaz s5HabIl. FkEIntG&
sreli / fC1at&-
pz~Hl gar hi 3uI45 and r~cnr17HrF t5s as;a5
81 tr4BlAS vrFHiFr14H
r is~fs tAe anl. altieie ID. SO ne 1eFsE r
T.. LIE !. s3trs ~ sat rrt4at n Nes e'eauatf
III. WEIGHT 90 @2io Pf91 ~Ttaters
II Ne 1T Tta1tr.s a-rg
.ata n a4ta4 lorsa { - +tg L~rFEete'E
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
ZaarrLagns md Harness

'5NE2. supseriber toTlEI2 Complete b f5lf.o1
i War"h"gf and Mandatory u nav ofnnlnE IT,
I'M; c~ca4blnte Of CARRIAGES an! IAlSE4sa ever Fl
tgFfd = purchasers in tht. vicinity and would cal
the attention u Ats tfinI4s mi the public generally
10 his e>taU'iahfHeat &Hd 10 e&sniue III stec' j. faye
purchasing ell -; l,.s,.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
HOES. >IlOEELS. &c.

R"+t Fit! lib, cane. corn md cotton hra Toek"t
~ra les, yrtbota. tusH, H.ubblt hoes ,mos -nnrel+ ana
SiA.es. Il Aip$rtN lI"er.r=
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
DOugLE& SINGLE SHOT GUNS
To S~portsn1en.

ll4c best HOT Guns, cou atHat. /" found ~
hU\E4% ] ;trEEEsS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
FIAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
T.. Mss d r0mast Eaton ougr.

yoaR ur >.4tENr h-srrf-
bus FaFa;re ae Ia ucegsioa tifo-,ens~ 11ireua
t~1cce@cr. NJ 81.
1 ITENJu 4ue Ba14in Long yepeo y &c Jour cnseeis
Z tro .on application pour eJteatr administrator
il Ia sEa4ttr sarre.tlar-
Avis 80 pr ia p.rsent teUle qHe t4s.e oppasitfo,
q 4, t9te artI*aation derrt rtsn laffe ~ hurafAr ts
G~t..ser ar cstte par"fase .aus les dt% ieara lut safs-
fant IA un n,ar".Fu iieatta4 e. eettt arta
bureau d crp;aer 0Best 8"tpa t.ot.ee. CO y a'~enL
q. 49,. 1876 VI. d. C~fiAHBhRi4s, f~sfafieee
STATE or LOUISIANA
PARISH oH VEST naGses RarsEs,
s,ITa tisrHfcr 'TisfT
III tie Matter ofthe Suggestion # H9r1ease Itie4a-
deed. 10. Ill.
srrHFHEAa Bazjl: inngaepic ans a'.ia far Airri is
w application ~ tle administration 81 Tie ahas1
catHfp-
NfyTItTs IS Hereby given that all 6ts5caitip s 10 tho
sau4. must he Gisd I'll The Clerk itnce vt thfsisls,3t
wit4in '4t 4aFs nFter lie first publication lIersof.
Cielisa Nff"r, Vest Hafau a1agc, this "94's aa3 "
stusnat. 4 D., 1851.
II c~HAsRARL!s, f7el r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
Fly wasEs, ss.EsEg's, &c.

DE" &hit, Met. rorGIt. direct from Tire New l"sk
Manufactures a fine a,sorifncni u Fly Nets
C4-rr rgrt3aen altl ~ilItatiou Ni!ps-
may i. BI;3TFGHp
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
Tayas Saddle Trees.

r HAVE IN Store and for sa!e. another To- of Texas
SatfteT.fss. THU Set spanish saddle tr~o III asG
t4r43 4. BRADFORD
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
sllas.sat.on fsarne.s IN store and ton snle.

Z plantation f5Hfntsa III sioEE 13iA -oi @aae-
50 a"z- tcEi4AkS,
So de-. BLIND BRIDES.
~ .e1 pair WA@fN Eii0l#1 Harness
bigz. R3StEI Hal TER.
. 5rz. pair "a9oN B2ftf1tiiStt.
5000 lla- HARNESS LEATHER,
. d.z. LACE LEATHER.
4. BRADFORD, Eaton Rouge, IL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

Look HERE--It IS now approachIn g
he season when the evenings viii be suf-
f,lently long for Lectures. We have
plenty Of material in Mineral Point for a
course Of good Lectures. Is it not time
'here was move made tow,rds some
thing Of the kind {!
10 the young men Of our city,we would
say, let there Be a Lyceum organized at
once. There IS no way in which you can
spend your time more proftably than at
lending a we'll conducted Lyceum If
you desire Lectures, You can easily Oh
tam the services of qualified Lectures.
It's time you were moving in this mat
ter. Don'twait one for another, but agree
upon some evening for meeting for an
'rganization, and let US have a notice for
publication next week.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10
City improvements ,

/ II spite of the "tightness of the times"
| Improvements of cur City will exceed
gss of any season for many years.
The Street Improvements are truly
1mendable. and add materially to the
:earance of the place. We notice
afkmen under the superintendent OF
| #. John Ivey, doing a good Job on
.qth Chestnut St.
In the building line, the Mineral Point
sninary is rapidly approaching a COM
ssaon. The walls are up and the roof
3aIly on. 1t is the intention to have a
at.on of the building ready for a school,
, few weeks.
John Cowney has added large room
bis shop on North Chestnut Street, and
n soon be prepared to do all kinds of
ok in his line. in the best possible man
Ger.
John J. Ross has put a beautiful front
his Stone building, on High street,
Ne understand this building is to be oc-
l2ei BY L. H. Whittlesey, Esq, as
3aaSing House on the Ist Of December
aszt.
Toly s Allen have finished the walls
i their Stone building opposite the Court
House, and are now engaged in putting
IA The roof, preparatory to completing it
he present fall.
Samuel Terrilrs three story stone
.l..iiag, on Commerce Streets now near
= finished, and makes a very fine ap-
7earance.
William Lanyon is also fin ishing of a
i-e three story stone building on Com
aerce street, which, from outward ap-
saraace, will be one of the best in the
-.v.
Mr. Lanyon has also erected large
rame bull ding near Cobb's Ware House.
Several other buildings have recently
cen erected, of which we have not time
. speak at present.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10
fHal ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

OlIC L Is hereby given, that BY virtue OF writ O
herl tsclas No. 1858 issued the oics of h.f
ek oi the treult Court in and for the county OF Iowa
IN the State OF Wisconsin, and directed ayzipst
the goods ane chattclS, lands and tencnlens Of william
fhls William Nichols, James James and Tho:l.4-
pave! osieidarts, anu IN favor eff Charles Brackp7
plaintiff have his day levied and seized upon the f
loving described piece tract Of land known and des
hed as follows TO Wit The southeast quarter of the
JfSAWest quarter al section number thiItvthree 1887
Ia ION AHh2 nam5er Eve ~ north Of range tr.c
% cas- III The county OF Iowa and State Wisconsin
ana viii on Wednesday the 9th day December ps-t
- 1921 al CLOCK ia the afternoon of day. at the
F"ht aaor OF the Court AoGsc in the city Mineral
Point, in the county Iowa expose to sale at puJlic
Yendae all the right title claim and interest the said
had IN and to the above described premises on
Tie 18th day OF September \. II. 1850 or al any Inn,
since Tor cash. IL the highest and therefor
49,
Dated Sherif's once Mineral Point }
this 2tth day of october, A. d. 1857
GEO MESSE Frs NTH, Sheriff
Iowa County, Wisconsin
CoBR MEssNoEE, FrG's Att'ys 41x7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10
READ THE New ADVERTISEMENT

The MARKEr.-We find it impossible to keep
anything like 4 reliable Market Record for this
city. The want of Uni 'ormit of prices presents
an obsticle that we are unable 10 overcome
The most correct information that we can give
may be summed up in very few words; Ev-
cry man sells or buys just as he can light of Il
chance 4 good market house is very much
needed in this city. and until one is erected.
but little stability Of prices con lie expected
During the past week there has been consid-
erab-1 activity in our streets. We have noticed
large quantities of Oats and Potatoes, and find
that each have ranged from Is TO % cents n
bushel. About 30 cents busheI has thus far
been abaut an average price for those articlss-
Flour has been sold from wagons at 81 80, 81. rs
and 81 per hundred The latter figure is now
the prevailing one. But little wheat is being
brought forward 80 cents is about the price
paid for that article at this time.
In Milwaukee wheat is selling at IS a 7Oc
About the same price prevails in Chicago In
New York from 81 to sI,l0 is paid according
to quality
Flour is quoted in the New York papers at
$3.50 a $500 per barrel.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

Z BUSINESS CHASGEs.-The firm of c.
C. Nashburn s Co, has been dissolved.
The Banking Exchange and Agency bus
1ess will hereafter be conducted by l..
Il Hhltdesey Esq, who succeeds The
ale firm.
Joseph Smith having purchased the
SIX of goods formerly owned by John
Hat0a, invites customers to call aud get
go! bargains. See Advertisement in
another column.
Mrs. O.is has sold her entire stock Of
Millinery goods to Thos. Davey.
Samuel Jenkin s Co. have removed a
portion Of their stock OF groceries sc. to
heir ola stand, next door to Millions stone
Book. For the present, we understand,
hey will continue business in both their
sores. Call and see them-they sell
cheap -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

Nun WEArHER.-The weather Up TO
this time has been very mild for the sea-
son There has been no interruption in
outdoor work in consequence of foul
weather. Builders as well as farmers,
have improved the fine weather to good
advantage.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

BOARD or SUPERv1soRs.-T County
Board Of Supervisors meet al the Court
House in this City to day (Nov. 10Th. }
The Session will be one OF interest-
We shall procure full report Of their
proceedings, if possible, for publication.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

Dun Pubic ScHooLs are now IN sue
cesSful operation. Mr.. Wilson occupies
the Brick School House on Chestnut ST..
Nr. Cummins, the stone house on Foun-
am St, and Miss Turner and Miss Bow.
den the frame building on Front St
Parents visit the Schools and see how
your Children are getting along.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

STRICKLAND s. Co.. of Milwaukee adj
ver,lse large stock of Books, Stationary
&c. This is one of the best book houses
IN the west. Dealers, and others, will
lind 1t to their advantage to give them a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
NJ NJ. CoTHRES offers for sale both
improved and unimproved farms. Those
wishing to purchase GOOD farms will do
we'll 20 give him call.
Il. n w HITTLEsEY continues the bank
ing business of the late firm of c. c. Wash
burn & Co. See advertisements.
VIM. MALosEY advertises black mare
taken up for which an owner is wanted.
Sheriff MEssERsMIru is going to sell
some land. "
Judge STRONG advertises some probate
notices.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

Nathaniel \. Halst-ad and
Joseph Brokaw, parties in
t4,ie under the name aud Iowa CouRty Circuit Court
''Sie oi h't'teaa Y bEoAa", Wisconsin.
Curtis Beech.
Office is hereby giyen tiat b, virtue Of an ALA. s-i
iacids issued out the Circuit low conn-
- o'le OF Wisconsin, Ia favor Of the plaintiffs
named, 10 Wit HaSt-Id Brukaw and 4, me ~ -r1
ana delivered against the goods chgttrs nd real
TATE o curtis Beec7 have this day fourth day
Of August ~ u. 1857 levied upon The right tifl- .D
interest the said Curtis Beech had on the 1ir ay OF
june A. D. 1872 any thereafter Of in and To
the following described real wit The northeast
quarter OF the southern quarter Of number three
toI IN "H hsP nHinbcr six 90 north of range
tliee 90 east; also, all that
Yer lori one az wing Of line drawn commencin.
on gh street two(2Jct vest of the northeast corner
lot number forty-one a, running thence in south
cry olreeioh 10 stFike me south hnc of lot
forty tio) on Fountain street. nine feet
west Iner of said lot number forty (ioJ located the
city OF Mineral Point, county Of Iowa State
eonslnaiso ninety Il feet side No
Tour ana ten 40 also tortv-Cght (4SJ on es,
side OF Lots Nc three 90 anu nine 1851
feet on east side Of Lots No two-2-and t-s-a.
thirty--59-fect in depth end Of ifty-tuo
o--te strIp between the two last named in
biock No torty-two Fin Strong Bennett and Dotsl
adlItion TO the village OF Mineral Point, which shall
sell al public auction at the door OF tlc Court
House in the city of Mineral int Iowa County State
OF Wisconsin, the Sill day November, A u. 1857
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day said sale will 10 made
to satisfy said execution aud ct SITS
Dated Mineral Point, Sept. 9th 1857.
GEO. MESSERSMITTI, Sheriff
OF lows County, Wisconsin.
FARLEY EATON, Atty for Pins. 3swT
The above sale postponed until tho 18th dav OF No
EemIer inst, to take place the place time
GEO. MESSERs NTH. Sheriff
Mineral Hoint, Nov %, 1857.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10

BUGGIEs & FURrIrURE.-Mr Arthur
Britain IS about opening room in Thorn
as Block, next door 10 Gundry's Store,
Tor the sale of Furniture, Buggies &c
lie has some splendid Buggies on hand.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10
Look Here.

gs are il want of Flour, Butter, Wood, Po
,es Eggs. and almost every thing that can be
d in family which we are willing to receive
,nsyment of old or new debts. Friends, send
,er along.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10
IN CIRCUIT COURT-IoyyA COUNTY, WIS,
IN EQUITY.

: ?, N~''ieA : E Z. lansing conPI.iu.n..
Jau1e- \. Gibson ( Cafharine , September Term.
ellison his wife--uciendantF 5 A ID. 1857.
pIrsuAnce Of decretal orler Of the Circuit C,nf
sr count IN the sta. OF wIrcou.iu il .1uit,
made 18th ciy 81 September =. D. 1857 scd
and under tie direction Of the SbiTH Of Iowa
public auction, at the front door Of Court HOUSE
ia the city Mineral Point in said io~n COUNTY n
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day ai pieces
p1rce Of land or town lots described az follows
Frame Aess'r tenement, aud lots numbers
81 20 ~ and eight ~ conjiz ous to one
another. situate Water sr- the NiilsZe
dale. the county Of Iowa and af
containing each OF them ia front breadth on the said
Mater fiy 800 feet, rleg together two hund-
red feet, and extending in length depth eastward
hundred 400 feet between parallel lines ht angles
with the said Water street being the lots or psr,s
81 ground. which Thomas Par- * JaDe PAR IL. VII.
al 81 which sid premise. yove tescrbed in
sell much thereof uAy lie necessary to .ati-,J
the two hun' ed and t.siTty fy. dollars and rvs
cents s5 and $1,000 rith costs interest acruiHy
thereon.
DATED shriTs o5cs. City Of Mineral Point l.:h
I 1857.
/ GEORGE 5FSsFES NTH,
Sheriff, toxa Cpu 1ty, VS.
! J. = BLAKE, Attorney for c, B,p..iuAnts
pOZ. TUB, Tor ..ls 1y
JENErS kCn
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Iowa Iowa, C q In Justice. Court.
TO HANS ERICKSON:
N-OU are hereby notified that \ writ or attachment
has been issued against you, and your property
ached satisfy the demand of Erich Erickson amount
lug Gtyfour dollars. Now, unless you shall appear
before Hiram Norman, Justice of the Peace in and
said county, his Office in said the 18th DAY
November, \ D. 1897, At 10 o'clock the forenoon
Judgment viii be rendered against and your property
sold pay the debt.
Dated this I'd day Of October, 1857.
3w42 FRI-H ERICKSON.
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