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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07
Prepared BY DR.. j. C. AVER & CO.,
TACTICAL and An Cherniats InUan MAJ

- H. WAY, il Mineral Point ]. L. TRorspaLE Fsy
&c Russell & Thearle, Darlington Z. c. Stevens
,,.,-Sevls J. H. Reed & Co. Chicago, snd H. Newhsll
s noIesale Agents and sold by Deslers in Msdi-
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Senate CAGHher, 0Ais, -7prl Sra, 1854
" Ds- J. c. AVER Honorrti Sir: | have made thor
ouEh tIia Of the Puts left me by agent
and have cured nv the dreadful Rheumatism
Under which he found suffering. The frst dose
Hsved me. aud few subsequent doses have entirely
removed disease feel better health than iUt
acme years before which attribute entirely 10 the effects
Of your CArH.KrIc Pills YouEe with great respect,
IUCIUS b. METCALF.''
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New Firm.

BL Cd G. T. TT s. = I'll f PIP ARD,
II AVE entered into Partnership in the
IL LUMBER BUSINESS
And will sell Lumber from 22 to SIS per Thousand
SHINGLES, from IS to s. so per NJ. best
They will furnish all materials for RITZ pfH -, - or
SASH DOORS, DRESSED LUMBER. sc of ali kinds
They are also Agents foi Eastern Wagons and Car
riases of every description
Also for REAPERS, HORSE RAKES, TRANSFERS
t. Cash Paid fer Wheat, and all other ar ticlax
for supplying the market
Yard the r R. Depot, Mineral Point,
T. K. BIn0GFTT
ISRAEL SHEPPARD.
June O. 1857. 2ltf
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You are hereby notified that q writ
of Attachment has been issued against you, and your
property attached satisfy the demand of w. Reese
x Co., amounting to Fortyone dollars and Eighty cents
Now. unless YOU shall appear before john Paris Esq
Justice of the Peace and for said county,
ice is said town, the 9TH day Of Ju A n. 1857,
o'clock in the afternoon. Judgment viii be render
Dated this 18th day of April, A. D. 1897.
22td 5. W. REESE, CO, Plaintiffs.
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Amasa Cobb. Comp't,
AGAINST

The unknown heirs of JOSH : Bill for PARTON.
ali b. Latham, deceased, De
PENDANTS
yRNHE subpoena in this action having been returned
not served for the that the said defendants
could found and the said defendants having
caused their appearance to be entered in this
cording the and practice of this court, and
having been made to appear to the by the affidavit
said complainant that the said defendants
cessarv proper parties above action which
defendants residents Of this and cannot
found therein And it appearing upon inspection
papers IN this action. that the is
the purpose of procuring partition Of certain real
tate in Iowa county Wisconsin, of which the following
is sufficient description, wit: The half the
south quarter of section number q in
ship number six 90 north of range number a. east
of the fourth principal meridian. Upon reading and FL
ling the said affidavit the inspection of the papers filed
in this action ard upon notion of J. f MeSsmore ESQ
attorney for the complainant il is hereby
the said defendants and each and Ill them be and they
hereby deemed and taken be absent deenda
that they the said defendants. and all persons and
interested herein. in said estate
hereby required to appear this and
the bill in this action, before the Ist of Sep
TENDER. A d. 1857. the said bill complaint will
confessed and partition Of said had
corng the thereof And is further
tbat said complainant this publish
printed and published Mineral Point. county,
weeks successivey. ar least each week
that being the paper most likely to give Notice
Defendants and that the first publication thereof be
will in twenty DAYS from the date of this order.
Dated this 18th day of June, A. d. 1857.
BY the Court, MN. COTHREN, Judge.
do hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy of
tho ginal order the remsins file in my
I Zee. n. CCRRIN, Clerk
! 2iw6 Circuit Court. Iowa county, Wis.
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STATE OF WESCoNSITl
" isconsin flank. {
Mineral Point.


r,,r1rs .u-.;.....-, .TrNE 10 1856
the Banking Law OF this State nd iepositei viii tf
AZ MADISON, sum Of nu0ney sufficient
at par, N"'"'iNs ho'e'
Notice is therefore hereby given that ali the counter
At the Bank CoInptruIlers Office for ~, t
"9 cans from the date Of The first publication OF thi
,oee OF that the funds deposited the re nptiou OF
the same Wi. be surrendered to this Bank
enc HENRY p. GEORGE, Cashier.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF IOWA
Ia Circuit Court,
Iowa County Wis
James Meadows, PlaintT,l
Mary MEADOWS, Defendant 'e'''' ''' Divorce.
Tbs State of Wisconsin TO the srov-a ,,,o, ,c,,.
~ are hereby summoned and required 10 answer III.
complaint IN this action which on file in .aire ~ -
i ~ .e eiIcult Sourt OF Iowa County, Wisconsin
u :" serve copy OF YOU answer 20 tie said rou,uIa
on hessrs. Dunn Read at III Ell Office in The civ
ei Point, in said county Of Iowa. within twenty Jsv.
vice and If you fail answer he s9i, TI 1ei
- | aorsSai9 the pia1ntih in this action apply
20 'e court Tor the relief demanded the complaint
Witness, the Hon Montgomery NJ CofhrAn J,ar.
l. : .oTse O. our said Court, tins Sd day of June.
n CoRRIN. Clerk.
DrSx REED, Attorney for PIaintig
do hereby certify the foregoing 10 be = t-r,. o. ~
the original summons file ms otce which Is o1rlc
ea TO be published 10y George /. Frost Esq Circuit
Court Commissioner.
40, NJ. CoRRIN, Clerk
oN-I Circuit Court Iowa County, Wis
IN Pi>oBi,?E-IOvya County Court.
." 'As matter If he Estate Of John Me.srsnith d.e.a,s
'sto ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; rotters =,
HnliaStTajlon on said Estate having ben issn.s
le"7, and one year after said cav ban a.
Ah limited Tor creditors to present their claims for CT,
The Undersigned viii The dst Menfev If - Ia.
en-ung at the Court fIousa in t 60 Gi July next
IA Sald county, receive, examine ana adjust an cta;
and demands OF all persons against said deceased
D..., &C. L. NJ STRONG, County Judge.
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Tie sHove all from person. who publicly kaown
where tey reside, and who would make these state
asnts without thorongh conviction that they were tue
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Circuit Court,

ant: - A'N-e-4-
<TOU hereby summoned 70 answer The co,-,1,;,.
4 OF William T. SHmuain, plaintiff a COPY OF " irh
= low on NJ" IN the Office of the clerk Of the circuit
court IN and Tor iowa couuty Wisconsin ana 10 So
COY OF Your answer the subscribers AT Their law oc.
IA me city OF Mineral Point Iowa county, WiSconsIo
twenty DAYS after the service of tnis sunens
eSi'e ot inc day Of service and If you fail to answer
t .aIIt iS merely required. the plaintin will Jaks
Judgment against you nine v-sevrr oIlars ,i -,
ty-IoEr cents with interest thereon fron Inc ~ a.. ~
june 1877. besides " - 10y VI
-tN9 N08B MESSM0RE. E-aintia.s At.o-...-.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-10
The Speaker elect was then conducted TO
the desk, by Mr. AkEFlEl.D, and upon
fakinn the chair hc snnke NJ follows

The Speaker elect was then conducted TO
the desk, by MIR. WAKEFIELD, and upon
taking the chair be- spoke as follows:
Geaiiemen Of the House Of Representatives.
In accepting the position assigned by the
vote just announced, do IL with conscious
ness that my capacity is not commensurate
with the dignity and responsibility of the
Office.
Although believing that many OF ,h, gen
tlemcn here who have had much experience
in Legislative bodies, will aid me in the dis.
charge Of the intricate duties soon 10 devolyo
upon me, am free 10 confess that labor
under emotions, which give occasion To much
embarrassment can only say, gentlemen,
that it will be my ambition. as well as my
duty, to uphold the constitution Of our State,
and OF the United State, and respect the
rights of each individual member Of this
House let us lay il down IA an axiom,
that all our time here should be devoted to
some useful purpose, that all our actions
should be directed 10 the attainment OF some
good. Surely no state could be worthier
of Sta,esman's care. and on none has ma
ture lavished more of the materials of happi.
ness and of greatncss--as fatal if they are
misdrcctel, as they must be glorious when
rightly used. Gentlemen, ! thank you for
the honor conferred upon me.
Tho oath Of Office was then administered
to the Speaker. by Judge FLANDRAU.
The House then proceeded to the election
OF Chief Clerk, with the following result
A. I. Chamblin received 10 votes
A at
Mr.. Chamblin having received major
ity Of the votes, was declared elected.
For Assistant, Clerk, the result wa a.
follows
{. g, ,Gappy received :, votes
Mr.. Guppy having received majority Of
votes, was declared elected
For Enrolling Clerk thc vote was as io!-
lows
&C. Whitman received 20 votes.
y. r. Walker 30 3"
Mr. Whitman having received majority
OF the votes was declared elected.
For Sergcant-at- Arms the vote was US
follows
John nell received 20 votes
Lyman Case 80 4"
Mr. Bel having received majority Of
vets was declared eoctcd
For Messenger the vote stood AZ follows
Wn. kinkead received 10 votes.
Jonas Johnston ~
Mr.. kinkcad having received majority
Of votes, WAS declared elected Messenger.
The House then, on motion Of Mr.
STARk EY adjoyrncd until 10 morrow, at
10 o'clock An
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HOUSE OF REpgKsENTATlvEs.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House was called t0 order at 10
o clock by the Speaker.
Prayer 10y the Chaplain.
Tie journal Of Yesterday was read,
amended and approved.
Mr.. BEVAN appeared and was sworn in.
PEsaANgNr 0KGANIzATIos.
Mr.. RUTAN moved 10 proceed 10 the
election Of the permanent officers Of the
lI0ise Agreed 10.
Mr.. KCTAN nominated JoHx FRI
GERALD for Fireman.
Mr. SIIEET/ nominated i FOurR for
Fireman.
The vote being taken, resulted as follows
Mr.. Fitzgerald received 20 yote..
Mr.. Foster 30
Mr. FITz.EsALD va. declared elected.
For Printer, Mr. BRAY terminated
EARLg = GOoDpfcH
Mr.. BALCOMBE nominated y. -fy.
CLAIR.
The vote being taken re.uIted as follow /:
E.rIe = Gso5r.cb received ~ votes.
y. sinclar 81
Mr. GDoDKcn having received a majority
Of votes was declared duly elected.
Mr.. OTIS nominated Rev Joas PKSsAS
as Chaplain.
Mr. PECK HAM nomiDa,ei Rev. DR.
NAs !ysgS a. Chaplain.
Mr BEAKCk offered All amendment
that the ministers Of the SariOo, den0miD.-
ton, he invited % obciate a. Chaplain al
'erraiely
Tbe yea. and nay. were called for, ~h're-
upon
Nr. DOW ra;-od point of order ard
the -pcaser iecJrl ;l,c am cldmcn, a. %,
o. ofifr.
The yoc. for Chaplain r'rnlted a. iollows
Esy John rssD.s received 2, v0.es.
Re-. DT Y4n lngsn 10 p. DO
Rev JpHs Pgssks having reosiyed
lAaloriis oi yotss Vas DECLARED elected.
Mr.. OILS moved that the lios. proceed
10 ,be e.e ''0u u the islloxing additional
officer. tDsro-sing Clerk. 4 A.-Is,an, Mes-
.enger. Assistant 5erg'antsi Arms. snd
D0Orksjssr.
Mr.. DOW r4,,i ID. question tina, the
iioa-s lad not tue authority TO create the
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.

Al ha'-past twelve clock. Wednesday.
December 81 tive lIal-e Of Reprss.G ,atiyes
was called TO order by Mr. WATsous, Of st.
l,ouis county.
rgePoRARy ORGANIZATION.
On motion Of Mr.. DOW. of Dakota. the
House proceed 10 TEMPORARY organization
by U4UG roe vote.
Nr. BALCOMBE, Of Winona. objected
% the election Of temporary officers until the
certificates oi mrmbers were presented. and
the members sworn in and asked tba, the
motion be Withdrawn until the credentials OF
members could be presented.
Mr Dow declined to withdraw bi. mo
tion.
The motion was adopted and or motion
of Mr.. DOW, Mr JAWS STAREgY. Of Ram
sev, wa elec,ed speaker pro TEN.
Mr.. cTARkEl then came forward, and
took the -Iaaker Char
Mr. DOW nominated 4. T. CHAsEtIx,
a. pro ten Clerk of the House.
Mr. AMEo, Of Fillmore, nominated u.
II. PoLL0cz, "a yro TEN Assistant Clerk.
Mr. WATROUS, nominated JoHS Bell
- Sergeant a, Arms pm 'e77.
Mr. PIERCE. n y colle;. nom mated {.
&. WmTsAS a. Ebrolling Clerk pro tan.
Mr.. LOCKE, ot Dakota, nominated
JoHS Ffrz ERALD as Messenger pro tan.
Mr.. OTIS Of Ramsey, nominated y
NJ yIgR a. fireman pro TEN.
The above namei persons we're duly elected
70 f'l tie Offices designated.
COxaITTgg on CaEpySJIIIz
Mr. PIERCE moved that a committee
Of three he appointed By the chair. 10 re.
give the cre.sntias, and reper; 10 ibe
H0use
M.ssrs Dow BALooysx. and CRrrTEy.
nrs, wer- appointed aid COMMITTEE
The districts were then cal6d Of and the
member present. handel il their credentials
TIE Committee Thea gave notice tha;
thy vogH rnee, a, the American HOVE.
AZ /. O'Clock + " 20 receive additional
crs,ieutia!s
%. no,.o,. Of Mr.. WATROus. E.sLg
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$. GooDRIcH was elected Printer to the
House, pro ten.
On motion, of Mr.. OTIS. JonN PExMAM
was elected Chaplain. pro tenn.
On motion Of Mr.. WATROCS, the
House adjourned to q :, o'clock, pm.
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SENATE.

SENATE.
The Senate met at two o'clock, AMI was
called 10 order by the President pro 'fm.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Dr. NAs
iNnEX.
On motion. the senate adjourned until o
A. VI. on Monday.
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OF the above number, the only persons
absent were Messrs. JOSEPH ROI.E1'rE.
II. 6. BAILY. T.. HODGES, and c. IL.
LINDSLEY,
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
CHARLES ). CAVE, Senator from
Ramsey, called the Senate to order, and
nominated ISAAC VAN E1rEN as
temporary President.
Mr.. BATES of IIennepin nominated w.
II. G. FOLSOM Of Chisago.
Mr.. VAN E1'TEN was declared elected
upon division OF the Senate.
The PRESIDENT pro TEN. upon taking
the chair. expressed his Acknowledgement TO
the members ol the Senate. for the honor
conferred.
Mr.. JONES Of Fillmore nominated
ANDREW G.. DUSs Of Faribault county,
as Secretary pro TEN Of tie Senate Mr..
DuyN was elected, and entered upon the
discharge Of the duties Of the Office.
Mr.. BATES OF liennepin, nominated
WuIIAH A. ToDp Of Hennepin as Assistant
Secretary, The motion was lost.
Mr.. JONES moved that a committee Of
two be appointed, to examine and report
upon the credentials Of Senators Adopted.
Tie PRESIDENT pyo tenn. named as
the Committee Mcssrs. MoRyLASD Of Blue
Earth. Cook of Rice, DAY Of Houston,
CHASE Of 1t. Anthony, and HALL Of
Ramsey.
Mr.. HALL moved that the Senate ad-
ourn until II N tomorrow. Adopted
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rfs ATE.

MOsDAY, Dee 1904
TIE ssbAte rnet a, balfIast two o'ei'ck,
and ~as called 10 order by the PRESIDENT
pTo TEN.
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. ., 1857.
This being the day fixed by the Constitu-
tuition Of the State of Minnesota for the
meeting Of the Legislature, the members
elect TO the Senate convened in the Council
Chamber,-now Senate Chamber Of the
Capitol, at half past twelve o'clock =. NJ.
MEMBERS BLECT.
lhn follnw in1r L. n LIZ Of iho ,,,a,, horS
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AT hal'-past twelve O'Clock. Wednesday.
December q. tive lIaa-e Of Reprsss4 'atyes
was called TO order by Mr. WATRous, Of st.
louis county.
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NEW SERIES-NO. Ill

Mr., HUDSON protested against the
election Of further officers. ~ being contrary
to the Constitution. that instrument provid.
ing ,ha, no officer should DO elected by
either House, unless alrady provided for BY
law.
Mr.. IT, making no motion. the House
proceeded to vote with the following result
Mr. Ayres received 20 votes.
MI kemp 10
Mr.. AsRrs was declared elected Enrolling
Clerk.
Mr. ROIErTE nominated for Engross.
ing Clerk, H. : Donaldson, of Pembina
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BOOKS. &C.


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Soresot Mathematics &c. &C., at Publishers pri-
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By buying of him they save freight, insurance
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time. lie also keeps constantly in store and will
Oh at srnai! advance on eastern prices al! otht
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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H. bny. largely of all the above articles for cash
frem the manufacturers East, and can sell shCm
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has adopted ss bis MOTTO; small profits and large
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He has also a erylargestoca ofstandsnd Niscol-
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received by express as soon as published. Fewspa-
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The Buffalo Type Foundry, C.. L. Halls Percussion
and Lever Presses Map. Sunday school Society
Moline Mills Wrapping papers.
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CATION

WHEREAS my vito Frederike Maer hes left
w my house without any just Provocation ard
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person trusting hsr my account or paying a1y
moneys to her or sry ether person which il due me
either byncts otherwise from and after this date
Sept,3e daw3t. t~ JOHN MaER,
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EYE AID EAR TNFJRMARY

an DSMALGNSA, EI,Wh.
DR- J. YOUMANs, OCULISl AND AURIST
- late OF Muscatins, has located permanently a
Cskaicosa, &shaska county, Iowa: lie has a larg;
and convenient hoDse 10 board patients. Havins
had an experience OF over ten years, in the treat
mant Of diseases OF the eye and ear he has The inf
mite satisfaction of knowing that he can perform
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ard painless remedies. The most salts factory r
erences can DC given.
e July ID --da83Il
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a DlsTIN0rloN.-A writer in the New
FORK Mirror states the difference betwee,
onIlarlans and Universalists thus;
The former believe themselves too good
10 be damned, and the latter believe God
100 good to damn them:o
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ABBOTT & BUTTON

Real E5t@te Brokers md Genedt
Ian y -AGENT T,
100 Second Street, Muscatine, Iowa.
DUY and sell real estate, land, city or town
ID prorarly IN ea,ar2;srcn. Locate lands with
cash Or H-i ants. Make Investments for capitalists
Col.eat ,tas a1l drafts, also debts and claims in
any part Of BE State. Wemrke it a special OBJ
act of cur business to att3pd to the
pYMECTT OF TAXS
In every part Of the Stale, and attend to every
thing connected wti General real estate business.
Nancy Invested at high rate Of interest, on the
best security in The way OF mortgages upon real
estate.
foeas.era calita'iltswc can offer raTe induce
aaents ationsEd settlement societies will fud
II 60 their interest to correspond with us, and to
persons coming West We will oheerfuliy furnish all
information 'tain oac power, by letter OF other
wise. witboat charge.
Mr. Abbott has for 10 any years been engaged in
such business, and is thorouc y acquainted with
Tho country that aff,r5s such Inducements to all
classes. oshail publish Catal CUES OF property
which shall be sent free to any address upon appl
cation, with description, when requested.
Parties ramittpg US will please do oby drafts on
the east.
REFERENCES.
Jno. Thompson, Banker, No. 2 Wa'l st. New York
F. GRANGER Adams. 90 "A Clark Chicago.
Messrs Bart'ott Il Smith BANKERS, Columbus, Ohio.
Jno. Wooey, ESQ, cashier. Indians polls, Indiana.
Taos Sparron, En-, P NJ, Columbus, Ohio.
Jno. GreeBeaf, Esq, DO do
Hon, A. A. 8llsa, E!yria do
Gov. Nethane Baker, Concord, New Hampshire.
g ,r joseph low, Go do do
Juo. W. Ess, ESQ, Warren Mass.
Hos L Whiting, GehI land Ag't, Detroit Mich
Messrs Dety i Abbott, do DO
Mess,s R1ssai & Traeue. GeaI land Acts Chicago.
Il K Hoover, So Pro't Marine bn'k Nil. Wis:
z Hazslton. banker, Flint, Mi higan.
Green, Thomas & Co, Bnk's, Darlington,
Gov James " Grimes, do
Coo k Sargent & Downsy, bpk's, Iowa Cit
J T. Ian gworthy Il Bro, Dubuque, Iowa.
J W Trcadwell, Perry * Merton, Albany
March I9,R
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BEECH RANGE. KY, Sept. 25th, 1857.

TERRIBLE NAME.-The Indians give
each other very significant names. Lieut..
Hooper OF the Arctic ;peditiou, found a
' woman OF ort Simpson, whose name W;
'Thir y-Six Tongues
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