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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31
HOW Cross was Nominated.

A Reform Democratic Convention was
lately held at Milwaukee, consisting of
al delegates, at which Cross and Others
on the Democratic ticket were renowned
and r~epudiated and the platform protest
ed.
DR.. Heubschman, on taking the Chair.
presented as a basis Of action sundrv facts
and letters, among which was the following
10 show how Cross got the nomination.
OFFIcE OF JAMES LUD1NeToN,
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. Is, 1857.
Mr.. HUNTER, Foreman
DEAR S1R:-Before Mr.. Alton left for
New York, he authorized US to draw on
You for the men in your employ 10 attend
a caucus this afternoon on behalf of Hon.
John Tobin-for the election of a Dele
gate 10 the State Convention.
You viii. very much oblige if you will
attend with your men and vote according
|ly. Yours,
(Signed) ]. B. CROSS,
JAS. LUDINGTON.
P. S.-Mr. Alton is very anxious TO
have you attend with your men, and when
you are in town please call on us.
"Please call on US" for the pay of
course.
This Ludington is the famous Luding-
ton who owns SO many of our school
lands. You remember the sale was stop
ped in order TO let him look through and
select from the list of school lands such as
he wanted. When he got through not
man, tracts were left-only the poorest.
These men are combined, with others
through the State, protesting Democracy
but meaning fraud and plumber.
TO SPoRTsMEN.-A match race Of two,
three and four year old colts will come off
on Saturday the 9TH Of October, in the
road or field between Nangles' and Van
'ausdalls, 10 Millville. A fee Of SO cents
entrance will be exacted TO defray certain
expenses. Mr. Vanausdall requests US 10
give the notice.
EgPublic Schools, hopping cough.
measles, mumps and other diseases, peati
lentiai and cntaueous arc expected to com
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31

fB Public Schools, hopping cough,
measles, mulnps and other diseases, peati
and ~cutaueous are expected to com
mence early in November, all of which de.
serve attention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31

TEAM AM LANp.-Mr. Holloway al
Laneaster, offers a span of horses Tor sale
and 90 acres OF land for rent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31

SALE AT BUNKER HILL.-Dr. TOBIE
will sell at Auction at his farm near Bun
ker Hill on the 14th of November, a large
amount Of stock and farm property.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31
POtOsi Assembly, ssisfrict-Eanery
and Craig.

This is the celebrated BILLY HULL Dis
trict. HULL said the rocks of his district
voted; DR.. PERoIvAL, the State Geologist
=. ports that the rocks of the mines have
never moved since the deluge, and Mr..
DANIELS will probably report they never
will move unless moved BY the Creator or
some old miner in quest Of mineral. 1t is
therefore presumed to be as Democratic as
Egypt in the days of Pharaoh and the
Pachas.
Captain JONATHAN CRA1G is the Repub-
llcan candidate in the Potosi district. He
IS a fine old gentleman, attended the frolic
when Potosi was born, aided largely in
extending Snake HoNow and hitchinc it
to Pin Hook.
Mr.. A. w. EMERY is the Democratic
candidate. He is distinguished for recon
cling himself to The factions and exactly
agreeing with every opposite element III
his party for which he deserves much
credit. He is a bitter party man, goes it
though sock to the handle. We rather
admire Mr.. EMERY.
New CAVE AT BEETowx.-Peter Rider.
mining partner Of Mr.. Schmidt, discovered
a cave last week in the A~uscalunge Dig
gtagS, two miles west Of Beetown-ricb in
animal bones supposed to be of the bear,
and some mineral. It is a large omen
chamber, leading from a drift, with a room
running counter-wise. 1t has been explor-
ed 80 or 90 feet and presents nothing pc
culiar but the bones. The chances are IA
vorale for mineral in the assures and rami-
ications. The Milwaukee Sentinel is no.
titled that this is no hoax, but a genuine
hole in the ground, p~retruding several feet
at both ends.
The MlscHIEF.-The equolssed yalua-
alton Of Grant County is over six millions
OF doi'ars' as reported by the State Eouaji.
eaton COMMITTEES. The town assessors
made 1t about three millions. The STATE
Board have the power to double tba al,
alton of our own assessors and they bava
just doubled it. Would it not be as we'll
for our assessors TO be authorised TO ASSES
at double what they do, instead Of the way
they dos The valuation being double.
consequently, our portion of the State tax
IS high, being sl2,7oo See the table on
INST page Of Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31
TEAM FOR sALE-5O ACRES OF LAND
D RENT.

otter for sale a team Of horses with harness-good
work horses. 1o-lvs
Atso. for rent so acres tillable land, first quality.
Lancaster, Oct. soth, 1857 J. c. HOLLOWAY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31

LUMBER O SALE.-John B. HARRISON
offers for sale at his mill in the Hurricane
a large amount of lumber.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31
Money wanted in Exchange for i,
ber-at UarelSonsS Steam S.m -

Il n Hurricane Grove ~ miles soath Of ~
il where they have put up q good Mulev Saw = oornsi
yes and lengths Bills can be filed with OF ALI
notice sesny kind of Timber suitable for bn;lI;s sefy sho.
on stuff of all kinds of oak, ash, sugar trea Or va
black walnut and linn; ali of tie very best .AlckoS
which there can be the best made and sold rassouu aber q
cash. JOHN b. HARFISSSAhu
Hurricane Grove, Oct. 23d, 1851. iSOS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31

DEMocRAr1c MEETING IN THE Ninth
WARD.-A large meeting was held
Wednesday, at Gutz' Saloon, on the Lis.
bon Plank Road, in the Ninth Ward. It
was called by the REGULARS" and addres
sed by U. S. Collector Shoef1er, and Dis
trict Attorney Mallory, in behalf of the Of
flee holders, and by Alderman Kotshausen,
for the people. After the discussion, the
meeting rejected the Madison platform, a.
dopted that of he Reformers,and resolved
to vote, at the election, as they pleased.
Evidently the electors Of the Ninth Ward
do not appreciate the disinterested efforts
of the office holders to enlighten them as
to their political rights and duties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31

ANOTHER LIE NA1LED.-The La Crosse
Republican says, in relation to the false
hood circulated by the Democracy concern
ing Judge Randall, that his %sureties had to
pay liabilities for him to the Post Office
DEPARTING mt:
Deacon E. D. Clinton, formerly of Wau-
.kesha, who happened to be stopping in
our place, and seeing the above retailed
here for truth, authorizes us to contradict
il in toto-as he, Deacon Clinton, pas
one of has sureties, and they neuer paid a
dollar, and Judge Randall rendered q
strict account Of every dollar which came
into his hands. and that the above charge
is a lie, from beginning to end? We pre-
sumo the balance of the charges are off
the same kind of material.
LOUISIANA SUGAR CRop.-The Cincin-
natl Gazette says it is now conceded that
the louisiana sugar crop will reach two
hundred and fifty thousand hogshead, be-
ing an increase over last year of $4,000.
Wild CAT BANKs.-We desire to ask
Mr.. Proudft why--for what reason-the
Lumberman's Bank of "ContereIle" was
located SO far from the reach of people
that they never can approach it to present
its notes for redemption? Why, if it is an
honest Banking institution, was it not To-
Gated at some place known to our geogra-
pliers and map makers? Where IS Con
I%tefelle ?-where, 0, where is it? We
have a five dollar promise to pay" on that
Bank, and it would do us good, if we knew,
or could find out, in what direction to send
it for pay ment. Is it North, South, East
or West? And will Mr.. Proudit answer
us why some of the bills are signed 10y Mr..
Blank" as President? Now, Mr.. "Blank'
is a kind of dare devil-he cares for no.
body and nobody cares for him-he knows
nobody and nobody knows him-he lives
nowhere and pays nothing-he's a monde
Iscript-a skesicks-and we fear his pro-
genitor will receive a great many "Blank"
votes.
Now, the Lumberman's Bank maj be
all right, for ought we know; but w'd like
to know if anybody knows where the
Cashier keeps himself-whether in a hol-
low tree, a hay-mow, or a woodchuck hole.
Madison Patriot.
The UTAH ExPEDIrIoN.-The Missouri
Republican of the 21st inst, has reliable
information o fool. Johnson,a at Fort Kearny
on the Oath ult. The 5th Infantry, and
eight Companies of the 9Th, together with
TWO batteries reached Fort Laramie on the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31

"A highly respectable aud wealthy
planter in All adjoining district, sent one OF
his sons, an intelligent youth. to a north
ern school to be educated. After remain
ing some years, he took a religious turn
studied divinity, and was admitted to or
ders in the Episcopal Church. AT his
fathers death, which took place some time
after, SO thoroughly had the young mans
mind be fascinated by his northern pre-
ceptors and associates, that it was with
the utmost difficulty he could be prevent
ed from manumitting the negroes that fell
to him from the fathers estate. He now
resides altogether at the North, alienated
from the society, if not the affections OF
every member of his family. Numerous
similar instances have occurred, showing
the danger of sending Southern youths 10
be educated at Northern schools"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31

IowE.-The total vote for Governor in
81 Counties, foot MS as follows: Lowe,
Rep, 1912; samuels, Dem, 1868. Re
publican majority 1924.
The Secretary of State writes to the
Davenport Gazette that the Legislature
will probably stand: Senate, % Republic
cans. l3 Democrats; House, 40 Rcpubli-
cans, 80 Democrats. Republican majority
|on Joint ballot, 18.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31

The ysseetsers Of Kansas TBTed-tl1e
s~IarieEess 0ut Shrielkea-Great
TFramGs become tiaeEr own Ex-
3iOners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-31

LOUISIANA SUGAR CRoP.-The Cincin-
natl Gazette says it is now conceded that
the louisiana sugar crop will reach two
hundred and fifty thousand h~ogshead, be-
an increase over last wear of $4,000.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
grz.1axo,s 0; tde City o, ainsr.I Paint.
sOT IT AUTHORITY
40.

VA 3s.lsD 70 SIZZLING LIQvos rr7our Ii
-s,sE
II Cafanaou Council e she City Of Mineral
rya. ID ogdain as follows
ez-.eS Il ANY person or persons who shall.
...a tie corporate limits of the CITY Of
IS. Pui-., veui, sell, dispose of. or give
va. a.y ylupuS, malt, ferTneuted or spirituous
-..-s without fist having obtained license
..u TEL corporate authorizes Of said City, shall
-s .aurlcsiaa for The first offence, be punish
ar hae not less than ten, nor more than
.v-fre iia-a, 18th costs OF suit: and up
=. -a.-.c.raa f5- the second offence, shall IL
,lei ay imprisonment for thirty DAYS in
ss ,.a.auu jail IF Iowa County, or by fine not
- raaa twenty-five Rur more than forty dol
81 go COSTS ST suit asa shall stand commit
+. ). .a- coH. en- jail 81 Iowa County until
!, ss,s.e With costs # sat. is paid sa;sl.r,!
>ze This ordinance shall take effect aud
!, Il f--e fsom and af;cr rs publcslion for
..-.y SAYS IN the official paper OF said City.
CHARLES T. lEGATE. MAYOR.
Ag-s #fLlI4A T. HEvEr. CItF Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
c,efSG At LAsr-We think 1t may


Fl, safely be said that spring
Killed old winter with iis balmy breath
n eked her corpse with flowers.
!. the language # that sweet Poo.ess, Mrs.
srASs'
r. nav trace her steps in the waking earth
7rrEe winds which tell of the violets birth
s,t5e prIngose stars IN the shadowv grass
!. lie green leaves opening IS we pass
N.s. oc the time during the past week
l. ar las been mild, balmy and e1hiler-
,y The forests have become green
III opening leaves, and the earth well
srs--d with her grassy carpet. Gar
.as begin to exhibits charming appear
a.s, and everything echoes the joyful
..ags-'' Spring has come" On Sun
gy morning here was a refreshing
r5aer which was much needed, and
.l.sl caused vegetation 10 put on an ap-
,.,aace Of observation-disclosures, not be-
s,s Witnessed = about these diggins"
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- ,,o,---.-l. - - o'Nit4AL NIktlIT, WISCONSIN {
| mON l1pMER1 NJ COTTTREN Jndpe Of IT,. ~,
utia lFeuit, IA and for the State Of V5s.or,a;'
h'LeDE otGtr ana appoint Special Terms Of s,fg 60,
~ te h"il MINERAL P"intin iowa COUNTY ,r ~ -.
" ISSUES 81 l" lor the hearing and trial of causes
't JURY lot The nearing Of motions aud ia. trauii
~ any ana All business that NAV be done II :, 49,
times aud iates following. ro-,git. I--'' a. me
On me AiSi Monday OF January and June and - =, -
'hliH a'oh'alS - MARCH and September Of each ,r
BUSINESS readk for hearing aud pro1erI, lrorra. go
20 the Terms ol january and June, " N he t,Ean
dispose" o! IN iiA order Court continuing in sessi
that purpose from DAY da~ " 'i'i- .~t
such business Is shall not bc reached and 1is-a.-
on the lhiia Mondays OF March and September ,t
over until the business Of the regular term sfa,
been transacted when special term business Mil
-uM,i and continued until disposed Of
Witness my hand at Mineral Point his Isl de-, r.
\. j. 1871 N n. COTHRE\ .i~c,+-1r -.-..
The Hrtnt county Herald, Laf'avatfo Count
an'i Ricand touniy Observer viii please corv5
to their respective counties. -
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GUARDIAN SALE.

Ia fro3ate Iowa County, Wisconsin In the matte -,
Infants. 'i' Il ''i'i'h,
"iItE Is hereby given that by virtue and in r,rs,
an" 81 an order OF License in said matter a,
'H ON Gay Of March, \ j., 1857 and
raer MAJ therein 90 the 7th day OF Nav in the same
F'ar 10y TIE Hon County Judge uf the Co,,,,r,. fr -
NlI COUNTY l. the undersigned Guardian of sail ,rs
WI on We 81 DAY Of june ~ 1851 nj the hon az
cioN i u 9" said day, the premises 4. tle ilI,
OF MOSCOW, m Iowa county, Wisconsin orr fr , -
sell 10 tne highest bidder, the following described ,rsr
~ to-Wit- - 'N7'-'"e' proper
Iat Of Tue northwest quarter Of the Southwest mar
yer 81 section number twelve ~ in township rn,ba-
tour I'll norm II range number rs east veil h,
P'''"h ltisreo which rs known the Min Reser,e a,
n"l portion OF SAID tract which l. covered and 80
'N tue tohl q" 1dld MIL which is rer.s.arv IN "a,
manner !" The iull use and cnjovmcn; of .sid MN ]
cs +'iN' az OF me southwest quarter Of no
west gn'rt"r of said section, the same beinc
sered ny said rnili pond. Also. all ana .;ngfs
~. ~, iiI ihI : nance belonging said min mill
. Nv e situate upon said land is = 5anf -
.'ntai stone FIGURING Mill three stnri.s - SH'
'hF't run oi stones. and all the fixtures ~ 80 WIN
business. "'sS anu successful
rms property issituated in the midst Of tl,s he, .
ero~hS region IN the State Said property r
Hhont 10 mites east from Mineral Point T%e t.,
Nae are "nt-lourth cash down the balance j., 49, -
yearly ihstailments, with interest of'S'
'rnafdisn Of Jacob and Laura A Snn;tb r.
Dated May Sth, ls57.-lTrd 'i'4i' '1istl's
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For SAL.

Two be sold At public auction. in front ~ H.. ...
i House in the city Of Mineral Point T1rrs c,--
consul, ON Saturday the 10th Of Jure. al s-,I.
eIsety, the following described property viz.
90 lots IA Staveiv'4 Addition 10 the City - rs.
FONT, together with the undivided hall Of los
az, 24y, ITO. 265 in Ilsrrisou's Survey. also en-
ana trarden at present in the personal ccs-uffs n
>ubsc -iJer. o- v, '-.
y IS All Of the above described propertr ! in f C
Corporation Of which Is adjacent to the r. r. pf
IERh7---'Ee third cash the balance f., - ra{d in
equal instruments at the expiration one and p yfr
ifoiA Tue ats q" sale with interest the said balance To
De secured 10y mortgage on the property For particulars
Apply l" 'he subscribar, personally by letter
WlLtIlN STATELY
N'tt % 'ill"ra4 folnt, May II, 1851 I7tl
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EFgal lhurrtisrlllrM.
CHANCERY SALE.

iowa 10 S't Counts te" Wii.. }.s ~ reri'r
John r Jones and A. r;..,;. :: -, -,
''' ui>er, County Of lows az. state CT
Iirs,, s.. Wisconsin, NJ he hsrci
-. It-T Ann his Term of said Court the 1Ifh
vile and Herman A. Cole d,v ~ H., - -
md cath"rine hs day Of April A r. it ~ ON
pursuance and by virtue of decree IN tf.>s,x.
, vG'iea cause bearing date 9th day Of April A
june rect, A. D. iS57 at oc@ fi5a 90 say Of
e p Pt eor 81 me 'c1rt House ia the Gown OF KIN
in, the following described pieces rarc~is 90
land separately designated With NETS SAD f5 "a
10 WI; B-sinnlng al the north east corner OF IL.
south quarter Of the south west quarter OF the nort
east quarter of section number twelve ne ~ Iupni
hence east twenty (2o) rods, thence eight IS
rods thence west twenty (2o) rods, thence Eo.th i,
81 rods, to the Place Of beginning, containing one
aee oI land also the north west quarter Of the saut
east quarter OF section Number thirteen NO 49, CO.
aiming Forty +o) acres Of land; also the following PIC,
Pa'ySi % lShu commencing atsa point mo chailz
south Of the north east north west QUA
Ter o. me n east quarter Of section twelve az ana or
corner OF John Bsrnards land and thence ves On
sixteen M - - - " t'il'~t''tl-
eight - rods, thence cast ten Clo) rods thence IL Ia.
tshi ~ rods to the place Of beginning conaiui one
piece or parcel OF land beginning at the south
As decided hv the Hayworth Manu- featuring u5. 4,
saia barnaEi, and from thence follows tls.- --
half degree vest ,ss, aas T hnn 2l yS
cas- three hundred and sevente-six (536) si. r.f
"e hundred Cloo) feet, the place Of L. .---
tanning four thousand one hundrea anu
t+IN7l yards, in section twelve Tl2l also . -.
piece or parcel Of lsnG. COMMENCING at roius ss
twenty seven (27) degrees east. distance --a.r.
ninety Tour one hun9IedIls az 9{-JegA
AAti nlle stake the north O section
Twelve ti2) and from thence south q -f tyas
gree east, distance five and thirty one Etr--rs -.
'o-fGI chains. thence south Eve and SIKH, s-- g..
hun"redths - 61-lO01 chains theme, north tirl-s ~
so1J otgEet> VEST i've aud thirty hunGl cat5a IS
oVI0uJ chains thence Eve and sixty seven one lr,r.
i'hs @ ot-lvel chains, north FIVE - degrees caste
ace o. beginning, containing three (sl acres az
iano' be the same more less All the al,ov.
lois or parcels OF land Described situate living and
oelhk IN township number eight (S) north Of range num-,
Der ioHr a. east Of the fourth ~ PRINCIPAL meridian
IN lLe county Of Iowa and state of Wisconsin Said
tracts will bee offered separately
9Aeilh Ohce, Mineral Point. April L. 1857.
GEORGE MESSERSNITH
Sheriff, Iowa Co. Wiz.
4AN-Et i-AIoS, SOL Tor Comp. 6WI4
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i!illcral 10oil1t Tribune.
.-ocAL-AND OTHER MATTERS.

MONEY WAsTED.--Persons indebted
his office, will please take notice that
:, must have our pay, and govern them
,va, accordingly.
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NV BARRIERS SnoP-A new Bar
.,r's shop has just been opened in the
am over Hollinsheads Book Store,
-lsre shaving sc is done in the most APP
-,,rsI STYLE.
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SHERIEFS SAFE

IlH virtue Of a wit of Execution No lG2S issued
L out 81 ami under the the C'ccut Cent
ls- county Wisconsin, and Gated the av Of Anil
1871, -i- Inc goods, chat els lands and telefuis Of
Ff3nci- J. Dunn tldguT and Jal,r,
Ieii ntHElE have levied the following described
Is' -, axe 20 Wit out lot, Number hundred and
ana --l3J aeres in Harrisaus survey Of the town II
Hiuef'l f"ini IN the county Of Iowa and Of Wis
cousin and viii sell the said te,cihed orf lot AT p~Ic
'.ery 10 the highest bidder for cash. she 'front.'
- the Court House IN Mineral Point Of
Iowa and State OF WISCONSIN, Weruevtay third
day OF june l>57 O'Clock IN afternoon said
DAY. al the right title estate and interest which the
said Francis !. Dunn defendant had the 18th CAV q
March. 4 y. 1851, any time thereafter ud n he.
above described premises 10 satisfy
dred and thirteen dollars and fifty artits SOS
and -l0" with interest and COSTS since the issuing OF
said execution.
Sheriff Once Mineral Point, April 18th. 1857
GEO. AE~S EI~MlTfI. sheriff
Damn < Read. Att'ys for PHI. CvyI4 low. Co vi.
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WISCONSIN HOUSE,


NEAR TEE RAILROAD DEPOT COMMERCE
STREET.
IHE subscribers having taken the New Tavern Building
on commerce street, the Rail Road Denot have
aa II fitted up in the best ting
Travellers and BoarderS and would notify the public hist
II VIII NE opened the first of Nav, when thsy will be
ready 70 accommodate, i'll the best manner both Travel
ets and Boarders reasonable terms Their table will
be supplied At AL times with the best market affords
No pains will be spared to satisfy the
and hope to deserve and liberal share of nat
ronagc.
Good Stablng and attentive o-ters may be relied up
on. TRE\ 4, pE\PosEF
Mineral Point, April 81. 1857. MS
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a.c,sc4s VI he I.arc u Proy5I.nc
sup Nesting @i!l be held on The land Of
4 a-y ia willow Springs. Lafayette Co, Wis
fs-: q. uliiss Eas. II the mouth of Boner's
r.ss aa the Caianne Depot on the Mineral
.H T., about ten miles from Mineral Point
s. r.ai Is DarliaSto.. sad i of mile west
.s.4 road, to commence 5sh Of Jun next At
aeSF II All Interested are respectfully
e..e1 Is s.sszi. Ecars Truly
3 CALLEND DER
!. ELAChHU RST.
Z. PAGE
T. :. HI RD-
Mineral Tcut. Max 18Th 1887
Grx. R0Bgxsov AcQU.rrED.-Dis;rict
Attorney WEIR Q Kansas, has entered a
pros in the case Of Gov. Robinson,
...,.aa FIR q treason.
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FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE!

7 will sell reasonable terms, hundred and sixty
acres of choice land, Gt being square quarter
tuu1 situated in the town of Clyde Iowa County. Wis
cousin. ia the immediate uc -hborhood Of two Touring
mills miles from the Wisconsin river. three miles
from Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN Railroad
acres under cultivation, 80 handsome
grove the stream Of otter Greek running
corner said land comfortable hcwcd log house and
kitchen attached - so thrifty fruit trees and other
shruhbery ont buildings &c. Immediate possession Civ
For further particulars, enquire of +. NORTON,
adjoining the premises.
Dated Clyde, Feb. -, 1886. lott
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-26
ELesaeHA AT This,

irHE undersigned is about closing business in the
Boot and Shoe line and finds II necessary 10 settle
p vi tn all who have dealt with him. Al. persons in his
cst are requested call and settle the without
5rlav John L ADFIELD.-