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correspondent OF the Boston Courier denies the truth
OF the statement which appeared among the last foreign
news to the effect that the American company which I'M
dertook TO raise the ships at Scbasopo had failed ana
the ships were so rotten to be worthless lie states
sa inc business OF the Sub marine Company was never
In more fourshing condition than at present. and th
several vessels have been successfully raised An add
ton number of men have been for to assist in ihe
WORK, and there be doubt that the enterprise WI
DC very rcmuneratyo TO the stockholders,
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING.. AUG. as, 1855
business Notice.

establishment or proposed
change terms strictly cash basis ali
for me unon are deon
Agents after this date,
Iipsoomb authorized W make collections
in Delaware, Maryland Virginia
WARRINGTON, March %, lSss--tf
The foregoing notice oncude any agents
In city
those only performed such service IN other parts Of the
country. Ap eft
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Arrest and Relnrn OF Fugitise Slaves.

CINCINNATI August 27.rwo fugitive slaves, belong.
ing to Robert u Ingraham who escaped from Kentucky
in March last, have been arrested remanded to tho
ter and taken to Covington, in that State They were
arrested quietly.
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o II FICIA l..

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS
Horace Moody, district Of oswegatchie, New York
appointed
James T. Gibble district of Beaufort North Carolina
reappointed.
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Arrival or the Moses Taylor Later from Cali
fOrnia.

New YORK, Aug 27.--The steamer Moses Taylor ar
rived at this port to-day bringing California mails to the
9Th of August
She brings nearly million and half of specie
She left AspnwaIl the 10th instant and touched at
Key West, where she left the United States brig Dol
phn who reported having captured SLAYER under Amer
lean colors and sent her into Charleston South Carolina
The principal consignees are
The American Exchange Bank. $40 900
freeman Company --------------- $4,000
Wells Fargo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 900
The news is unimportant.
The steamer Oregon, from San Francisco, bound for
Victoria struck reef during the night of the thirty first
of July, but subsequently got of uhlnured During the
confusion passengers jumped overheard. Six were
drowned. Their nance unknown.
A skirmish had occurred at Grouse creek Humboldt
county, between Indians and whites One of the latter
and ten of the former killed. party of sixty
apostate Mormons had arrived with their families in
Carson valley.
But little is said about the Fraser river gold fields
Tho steamer Pacific which left San Francisco for Vic
torn, took only few passengers
The health of San Francisco was better.
Business was improving.
Provisions active. Unguaranticd money abundant
Collections were easy.
There is decided falling off in receipts of dust, equal
TO twenty five per cent during the fortnight
OREGON. Intelligence from Oregon to tho twenty
fourth of July states that John Whitaker governor elect
has taken the oath of office Nothing said about the
Indian
There gale at Aspinwall the 10th inst
but no damage done.
GUArEaALA-The cholera has disappeared from Guate-
mala. Hon. Beverley G. Clarke, the New American min
lister, has been received friendly terms by the Pres
dent of Guatemala.
There had been several shocks of an earthquake in
that republic.
No news from Nicaragua.
South AMERIcA Valparaiso dates to the 10th of July
and Caao to the 9th.
The crops of Chile promising. No improvement
in the Valparaiso market.
In Peru, the general impression that Gen. Castillo
would DO re;clectcd president.
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SURVEYORS OF TIE CUSTOMS.

James w. Rhea, port OF Tuscumpia, Alabama reap
pointed.
Levi s. Lightner port of Cairo, Illinois vice John S.
Hacker, whose commission has expired
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Second Despatch by the Atlantic Cable.

LONDON Friday morning,) August 27.-The Emperor
Napoleon will return to Paris to
The King Of Prussia is sick and unable TO Queen
Victoria
Her Majesty, the Queen, returns home ON Monday
next
The terms of the treaty with China opens the trade of
that vast empire to all nations The Christian religion
is to BIO allowed Foreign diplomatic agents are to be
admitted, and full indemnity Is TO DO made To England
and France
There is mention Of America in the forms of the
treaty.
81. fErERsBURGn, Saturday. August 2l.--The an
nounccmen of the conclusion of peace with China gave
great satisfaction To the Emperor and the whole court
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt August Q, The steamer Madras
arrived at sues the 7th with Bombay dates to the
10Th of July.
There is nothing important from India TO add to the
advices of yesterday.
OFFICE ATLANTIC TKiBaRApm COMPANY,
Trinity Bay, August ~, afternoon.
The only additional received from London is that
tho Gwalior nsurgent army is broken up, and much
progress made in the establishment of order all the
disturbed districts in British India
Lord Derby has signiicd his Willingness for the gov
eminent to amend the charter of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company to place the United States and the Brit
ish governments footing OF absolute equality
[NorE, We are authorized to say that no CONNER
cia of any description has yet been transmitted
through the cable, will any be until after tho line
shall have been thrown open to the public
The only news dispatches yet received through the
cable have been addressed to the agent of the Associated
Press New York No special or private despatch CON
tanning European news has passed this limo to any
other address, and will be passed until after tho
line shall be thrown open to the public Reporter
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07
GUARDIAN SALE.

virtue and in pursuance of order made hv anu
ID under the seal OF the Pubate Court. in and
c"uuty o. Iowa., ana State Of Isc0nsiu, will
10th day Of December next, A D. lS5S At O'Clock l.
NJ NJ the 'front.' door Of the Court House in the c.ty
Mineral Point in said coun :, self at public vendu~
the highest and best BIDDER cash. the following sc
seibed property 10 wit; Lots numbers 50, 90
FetS survey 81 the town OF (uow city Miner.l
also lots nnhtl 1913 POI, 2o2 and - srrisons sur
YES Of said town of Mineral Point; undivided half Of
te north west quarter OF north east quarter of Section
twenty two ~ town i've > north, range number
tre y cast all IN Iowa county, Wisconsin the said
heirs Of Joseph TegaShs deceased the above described
r. or :" much or many Of them may De necessary
m ~ the sum of six huret dollars being the amount
OF 'ndebi ednesS of Catharne regsss minor heir Of
Joseph TreSkiS deceased said sale being in accordance
th the last VIII and Testament of the Aforesaid Joseph
FrHgasks file in the Probate Court IA the county Of
10 90. and State Of wisconsin
GEO. MESSERSAI1TH. Guardian ef
Cstharine t-egasEis. minor heir.
Mineral Point Nov. 10th, 1855. 46tls
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07

L G. RIPLEY, Pses't., T.A-ALEXANDrR, vice Pres..
TIIoS. X BRACE. Tr. Secretary
:. b BENNETT. General y gent, Cincinnati. Ohio
RICHARD J.. READ, Agent Mineral Point
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JioIiTEAGE SALE.

cbasles F. Ils!ery, PI2iutg
against In Circuit Coast fag IOWA
Gideon NJ Asiim0rc. and (Co. Tor foreclosure Mort.
Poly Asniorr, bis wiic, DEF.
y OIlCE s hereby given that hy virtue or leeretal
= otcr cor Judgement FOR sale mad hy the above
named Court, July GOTH 1898, in the above entitled
cause, viii sell at Public Nendue 10 the highest and
6eSt bidder for cash, tie Goth as ur iua.y net A.
1893 between the hours of nine O'Clock lie fore
no land the setting of the OF said the font
doorot IA" Court House in the city Mineral Point
u The County Of Iowa, and Stale of Wisconsin, The fol-
low E described Iea' Estate ring the ge
srS IA the above entitled action ITO wit: fractional
section 80 three o. the northwest quarter halt
OF tine quarter aud the northeast quarter
the sputh-wtst rter of section No eleven ll) the
east half 81 section No tea (OJ sai the east halt
Southwest quarter Of section No 40 ali whici,
said tracts OF land are situated "a township eight 81
north Of range No. i've east. ia the County Iowa
State of Wisconsin, GEO. MESS El3SMIIH.
34-t-a IN -f-Um Sheriff Iowa 60. Wis.
Shcrids Once, City Of Mineral Point. Aug To- Is5s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
CIRCUIT CoURT, IOWA CorNrY
Jonathan White. Tlain1iT
against
Joseph Ilttclt d .f,.l:a Hatch
IA 5 wife, md he heits a. Law Summons Tor raiee
90 Huu'itW t-ls'' deceased, Complaint not served.
I NcGaVen, dec sed, Del nts.
THE STATE or " iscoNsIN
IeJoseph Hafca Jaiia Hatch his rife end the heirs az
lar n Andrcr Crisf and The heirs at {atr at Inns ~
Mctid5eR, deceased:
" OF hereby summoned and reluirc3 "a o,s-.-
me comp ia this action. hicb viii 81 tiled ia
city OF Ainea Point ia said county of Iowa and serve
copy Il your answer the subscribers at their office
in the city of IMMORAL Point. aforesaid within twentv
days after the service her Of exclusive the day of such
service ana IL j@u AN answer the complaint riee-
said the plaintiff viii apply the Court lar the relir
sr I'f.ed IN the c9mplaint--Dtt.d Oct 25th. 1888.
o"sI- EATON x Fox, PiaiaiiG's 4tfOrHey
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o. z. o, 100l-Never, since he DAYS of good
old CoSFUCIUs, has this social benevolent M,
trlotic and tIn,e-honored institution been in +,
more Furnishing condition than at present. II
is found necessary to hold nightly meeti,os IN
order 10 meet the s quirements of applicants for
The several degrees. Should the Interest con-
tInue Gas 1t undoubtedly willy till the close of
the present symbolical year. the great inquiry
wili be- who Is there among rs that has not be-
come partaker of the benefits Of the Mystic
Circle When this institution languisles. rs
1t may be said TO have done for the past two
years, general prostraton is witnessed In the
financial world but the interest increases
and the brethren labor to promote the welfare
OF their fellow beings, 4 can spending improve
ment 10 visible in every branch Of industry, con-
aeqaentty We may safely predict that the long
looked for" good time coming" is near at hand
a Grand 1901 Supper viii be given on Christ
ms Eve, by Messrs. MARES d " AGxK R at the
Court House. Go, every body
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

David J. Sesly, PltintiE Iowa County
against c.RcUIr oorRr.
Henry lu6{uul, arN
Ludium and @ G On Judgment or Foreclosure
lie ~ltt, Defendants
oI = D hereby given That BY virtue Of Judgment
~ Ile move eIti'aed action o. the 27t, day A;rcl.
- ie'S "ih "icr ior sale and sell u the i CHEST biGde4
in t4e city 81 Mineral Point Iowa coaaty Visions
me IS usN 81 Apftt \ D lsa, between tie hour one
ing described hea! Estate . lag anu being said county
f1 The northwest quarter OF the southwest quarter
'ton number seventeen a. ~ township number 50
north OF raue HnmheF one % east:
as shall bv Sufficient 20 satisfy the Hundred
ana Ninety Five Dollars aud seventy Six priuei
PAL and Thirty Tv Dollars aad 1hirtyFNo
sut, adiuaged To the said plaintiff together with ccrn
ing costs and interest.
Dated She'iGs oilee, Mineral Point, Wis. oct. IIth
1903 GEORGE MESSEKSNITfs.
4Im5 Sheriff Iowa county EFis
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07

- We call attention again to the terms Of
fered his year TO the Cosmopolitan -4rt Journal
subscribers
Each subscriber gets this beautiful quarterly.
brilliantly illustrated and worth two dollars =
year - ticket or chance in The annual ,listri-
button of paintings bronzes and statuarv. and
Fl her Of the three splendid engravings =. Tie
Village Blacksmith Manifest Destiny" or
Saturday Night" worth three dollars. The
September and December Nos of the .y2,,.,noY
and the Village Blacksmith can he seen at
the Bookstore. The last named engraving ,s
said by artists 70 be the best ever produced in
his country.
The Association was go' up originally for The
benefit # artists. that Is. to sell their works
more rapidly and extensively than they Them
selves could do. II purchases their works and
distributes them among It's subscribers. This is
its fifth year. and on the first of january next.
i viii distribute several bundled very valuable
paintings and sfatuary. Of which every subscrib
er has chance Of drawing one Gin addition 10
the engraving and Journal
Any person desiring to subscribe TO- or re-
ceive more iafnrmarion regarding the objects a..
lie Association. win please call ON J. II. CLARy,
vino = he Honorary Secretary for this place
No subscriptions received after Christmas.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07

SEIEcr ScHooL.-AIIs. PuDBE DYER begs leave
- inform ne citizens Of Mineral Point. that, on
Monday, lie 18Th day Of Dec. she VIII orcn a
Select School, Tor the instruction of cLild.en 10
The basement story of the Brick building OF
At MAgr1oLFs ;. next door To Dr.. WILBEE's on
Wisconsin, street. The most strict attention
viii lie Taid to the Instruction Of all scholars
coLamL-.ed % Ler care. Terms reasonable.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFFS SALE.
On Judgement Of Foreclosure.

DAVID J. SEELgY. PITT
against Iowa Circuit Court
AlCHAEI. MANNING, Defendant. }
oiiCE is hereby given that by virtue of ju6gemen
ana decree dated the Goth saay OF March,
made and Ell ter II IN the above entie by the
CONT ana upon the authority given in said order,
and decree will sell at pub ic auction
highest bidder Tor cash in hand, the 18th day April
y u 1872 between the hours and three post
iean sa day, Al the outer GOer Court House
he city o mineral Point in said county all of the follow
iHS dscflt real estate Situate, living and being IN Iowa
county, Wisconsin, viz The equal undivided
part snare O. >he quarter Of section number
t"ehty-nine ~ in township number seven r. north
81 range huner one a. east, being eighty (Se acres of
land more or less.
The above sale vi be made to satisfy the sum of six
hundred and ten do aTs aud cents the an,
deereed by said Court 10 be e by sad egr nj TO the
atd paintli Tor principal and interest in said uaof
together with costs OF court and sale accruiu
est
Dated Sherih's Ofice. Mineral Point. Wis Oct llth
1855 GEO AESSEkSAITH, Sheriff Iowa CO Wis
Nohs AEssScNA, Atty : Tor PlatutFE Gsasl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07

THE WEATHER, MARKETS, tEc-Sincc our last
issue Their. has been great Improvement in
the roads. which has increased activity in our
streets. Though there is not 4 great depth OF
snow, the sleighing i, fine Saturday was an
unusually busy day. Our streets were literally
filed with seighs loaded with Pork, Wood
Corn. Oats, &c, DC, MI of which met ready
sale at liberal prices. Some fine lots of Pork.
we are told, sold rs high rs So per lCO lbs.
though from 3 To $3.50 are the ruling prices
excepting for very heavy.
BY reference TO our Chicago and Milwaukee
exchanges, n"tice that Pork ranges in those
cities from S4.50 to $50 the latter being for
hogs of 800 or over
The Sentinel says choice brands Of Spring
Wheat Flour are held at sil21s per barrel =
Beef cattle average about s. 50 per 100 lbs. in
both MIl1aukee and Chicago
From the above it viii be noticed that Min
eril Point offe:s about as fair inducements 10
sellers. as other and larger cities
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ADM Ni~TRAToR,S SALE.
n Probate. - snNya COnng. {r.nr,

Ia the ra9e If the Estate Of Ro1ERT e. DYER deceased
\ Office is hereby given that by virtue ana in uur-
of order made ala ,,a+..r
90 '1r ott Icy OF october A. ~ 1855, bv the County
"Hrt- % sL county. the url ied 4ig35h r
bsHts II th, Estate Of said deceased will ON III
ftl -1 ~ A-c".l-r. SIS, lt o'clock in sCte oor
NJ SAID cv az tire tnut door of the Court House in the
city Of ia erat font in said county, of.r sale nj
PA .lc Evndue the following described lands TO wit =
ue west NSi OF the north efst ter Of rurl
Ter tirtyttee (5i Iu township number five 80 north
e ancr number tW" ~ cGst the north quarter
' Use north west sua ter ri Section 1.-Two
81 in t''e same township and range. ana ten acres IN
fte north west quarter of the south quarter ~ Sec
ttou number thirteen (iil, ln township number -
vest Of range number faur ~ east, wiz fEe
the d01er of the widow sad deceased bt
subject ucver1 irie to the widows dover dpriu nor
in said premises.
Terms 81 Ste-one- third cash in hand The balance in
two equal in>tmcntS IN one ami two ve1rs with twelve
per cent. interest, 20 De Securd by ont and MORTGAGE
tire said frsTaj>S.-nated. MINERAL Point Dec. lsS
Sw+a ISAAC f. NE~SuDRE I isqinjs,rg,e
de bonus cf the Estate II Rob- L. Lvcr deceased
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07
-EElsiFE'S SALE.

STATs OF WISCONSIN,
John Adams x John Bonner.l
co-rat tI,--~. lciil- business ia
Tie a,-lle 81 Adams x iionucr, Iowa CorN-Y
fialnt'ss, ! CifcrIr COURT.
against Execution No. 1907.
John Porter. Descendant
N-OTiCE Is hrrehy given that b. virtac II wiz 81
y rNscu ION issued oGt o the Ciicslt Count: in and
tvr che county uf Iowa. and State Wisconsin tel
t- 1871. a Of August. A. y. 1855. and me direct cd
-l.a sleeve e1i.,e action fst the goods auf chat
ts l's's ad teHcrcnts ct tte aus named defendant
t4 tile llth Gtv of ct8'er, \. ., 1875, seize aud
.. s.su tie Enlti west qua ter the north east
I t,r at Section thiEtv-sx- &c. ia township number
r-Lf - uorth, of range numhcr -four ~ east
county ~ Iowa. and that l wii, tn, twrnty-n;uth
iHy 81 ul.ary, A d, 1853. At the front
tn.r' House In The city of Mineral FeiHt i1 said county
81 l7a. sud state of Wisconsin, between the hours at
tFve and two oe"cI. afternoon of sad day. sell the
=ail real estate. above described IA tho highest AMI
tt bidder tor cash 10 hand. satisfy the sail
c"Ss -llaei S3t-IiH's Ot5ce Mineral Point his 3ot
DAP ~ November. A. D.. ISIS.
G1oIsiE MESSEIsSNITU. Sharif
53tis. Iowa r0unty. Wis.
By IoGv IEUTCEISoN, Deputy.
Cons NESSgokE, A;;orfs' ine Iain'iI~. lotds
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07
ia EkE Up,

T7@.S' by the subscriber. living about two mill.
4sE-SA wosI of Linden. about the FIRST Of No
L--As>-- venIor. 1883, White cow three wears old
past with little red the tips Of her ears No otlr
marks VVrceyabe The owner requested 10 come tr-
ward prove property pay charges and her away
JAMES DOLPHIN.
NOV -vtil IoJo 1,Esl
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TAKEN u,

TDf the sUi7c'ihcr. living The Ga'ena Roat >ix
mile from Mineral Point. about the Sth inSt7nt Il
small three year old red and white UEiFER with red
bead aud rcd e- nearly ul To- ih. knees and vcy 81 out
b. lit. She has be running it'll cttIr ever since
tasi Spring The lett ear has iecr "n. The
owner Is requested to call prove properly, PAY charges
aud take her away.
JOHN ! REIsSER.
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TIA EN- UP,

( -SS 81 the subscriber, about quarter Of mil.
39frF south from the city Of Mineral Point al GA
->-z-s-s two weeks since, one white and red STEER
'F bats ears capped and short tail. The fier
vii please call. prove property pay charge. and take il
Iy---\oy- 23th 1885.
Tvs ALEX ANnER rANE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07
e ~ ATE-EoEEA o-.rNrY cornc,

i tle lt tef - the Estate OF JcHz Carr, deceased
OE rea3'ng and Gsng tae petition of wiiisra GFear
~ ~ ssf es1nfgs fegressn lag among other t.irE
t"st on OF ABOUT We pFst e4y u Aag, D. l55o the
- The premises @3oFn ana described a. soaxs 10 wiz
tfe ete7 az ~ Tue SoGt slc- Of the nota qaar
IN fosn@ip haa45er seven ~ n0rh ri range
tFo q ets, ara Calming that he te zafz
y entitled 70 eoE~eTsrc Of xid urernfsss Ard s-svirr
ta.i nSefh Ft'sou and Ann Carr, sasi %
- Estate - tafe0Flz and diFscte7s decree u fhs
toaf7 70 Hs and execute coDves 81 said prem
i-s - hl id petitioner il "a ordered thai sa9 Pc
1lton be- heard before the Jaze ~ this Court GA The
2tn dav Il Heeelber rext eains. st te o7Fc ofssld
iaaEr in The village of HiEhiana. IN sai4 county Ard
further ORDERED tfa7 naGfee thereof a*ver, "a
persons rroted ty PUiasrE copy e tins or4;s sF
- s1ccoive eeE- prior Il said esg hsaring ia lie
Mineral tsasr weekly n-vrs-- ~
o. tEa cltg q Mineral POINT Ia said county
L. u STRONG Cse7ff .FsSrs
Dz-1- scTSSrsr fas ST. A. l585 erfS
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To TIRE EDr-ons OF TIE TR1susK

Dear Sirs-TIl you have the Kindness 70
peoiish " notice Of course Of P-o.rac;ed meet
loss nov being held in he Primitive Meiho-
sist Church, 10 TINS city. We shall be happy
&c see any ot he members Of our sister Churches
0F o'f -s.ioT si'lzeas Yours truly,
= HEWITT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07

tqn Or e 4IszRl, ro.s7 Ia Justice, Court.
To .. c B<Ss ROT.
las bee issued Against you, and vau- property at
tached 10 st's'y Inc G.E1and Of Hugh Phillips amount
Z . Thirty-si-ht s-l0o dollars. Sov- /, - 80,
ST. II appear before John ?. TrarseI Iasifre Of H.
Peace ia and for said county, at his office i'm sand i an
29sh day December, A. H. lS5s Al 10 o.cla-k in
forenoon judgement VIII lie rendered aaelust ven ana
property snld "a pay the de6tnate1. I'll, 81 ay
ot December, i. ., 1895.
z5tds. HUGH PHILLIPS. PfaiattT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07

CHRssruAs EyE BALL.-Don't forget that q
christmas Eve Ball VIII be given At tie Court
House, by Nessrs. II APES 4 WAGNER, Of the s..
Nicholas restaurant. Those gentlemen know
how to get up such parties. 50 look ous for a
good time.
Waiting, Cotllions ard good music may be
expected.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-07
SHERiFT'~ SALE.
Circuit Court, iowa County, Wis.

Thomas Torney Coz
against Execution No. us.
Michael B4nnin.
\ Office is hereby given, that BY virtue Of a rtt a.
Execution, ISSUED out OF the Circuit Court ia and
loo the county OF Iowa, and state OF Wisconsin dated
the Isl day OF November, 1855 and directed ia tie
above entitled cause. against the goods catIeiv
lands aud tcneueuts Of the above named defendant
have tbs day seized and levied upon all iht
anu Interest OF the defendant Michael Banniu n and Ia
the Following described lands, 70 wit &c r1i al
stake at the Tn OF ipvel-s tat theme.
south elgh1y-une 81 degrees east chaias and
ut4-hlbe -59- links. 10 leave r. VETS fence On
ttp#etS iot thence uoFt seven u degrees.
chains ana twelve-l2!in thence north eghty-sx st
degrees, west eight s. chains ana Gfytuo links
thence south seven = chains and sixty 60 links To III
place OF beginning the being part of the south es
quarter 81 Section twenty III ht IS town seven
range one l. east OF te fourth principal meridi4u-
and will on the oath day 81 December next. between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. ~ aBd o'clock of said
dv - tine front door Of the Court House. the city ~
Mineral Point, in the said county Of Iowa and - -
Wise in, aforesaid. expose Tor saie At public acfior
TO fir highest baer for cash. 10 satisJ ana
consistently Otice. Mineral P1int. Nov ; 1875
GEO. 8ESSE ESNIPIf Sherin low. % We
~ s. ". CAsrEE, Under Sheriff. 45-td-