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SIICREFF.S SALE.

John Adams & John Bonner.
partners, doing business in
of Adams " Bonner, | -,
Plaintiffs, ( iva NVN'iii "tsO-
against
John Porter, Defendant
NOTICE is hereby given that bv virtue of a writ Of
y Execution issued out Of the Circuit Court in and
the County of Iowa. and State of Wisconsin, dated
the 18th day of August A. D. 1883 to directed
the above entitled against the goods ana chat
tells lands and tenemcnts OF the above defendant
have this day seized and levisd upon the north
quarter OF h north east quarter of Section thirysix
1867 IN township number eight 81 north of range
Der four ~ east IN said count of Iowa, and viii sell
the same at public Auction to the highest bidder for
cash. at the front door Of the Court House in the city of
Mineral Point in said county of Iowa and Wis
consin, the 4th day of December A 1865 satisfy
said writ and costs
GEORGE MESSERSMTTH, Sheriff
Iowa county. Wis.
By JoHS HCTCHISON Deputy.
SheIif's Office, October 14th, 1888
Conn Il MESsNoEH, ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs 42tds
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- Thanksgiving is close at hand-Noyem-
Der 18th. Notwithstanding the Resolution Of
the late Editorial Convention against the prae-
tice Of putting" we have first rate puff in
pickle for the person who sends us the best fat
Turkey for Thanksgiving
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LEGAL NOTICES.
sHERIFE'S SALE.
On judgement of Foreclosure.

Tn Judgement OF oreclosure.
DAVID j. SgELEY, PFtf. }
against Iowa CO. Circuit Court
MICHAEL MANNING Defendant.
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue judgement
and decree dated the goth Gag Of March. D. 1854
made and ter . in the above entitled the Sa,
and UPON authority given in said cider
Judgement aud decree vii sell at public to the
highest bidder Ter cash in hand on the 18Th day April
A D. 1852 the hours of and three post me-
reian sad day at the outes door o the Court House in
the city of Mineral Point said county all follow
ing described real estate situate lying being in lows
county, Wisconsin, viz The equal undvidea one half
past Stare of the southeast quarter of sscil humber
INVENT rine % in township unaher seven north
Of range number east. being eighty SoJaeres OF
land more or less.
The above sale se made 10 satisfy the sum Of six
hundred and ten dollars and sevenyve cents the surn
decreed said Court he die by said defendant to the
said plaintiff for principal and Interest in said
together with court ad sale and aeeruu
esq,
Dated SheriT's Office, Mineral Point Wis. Oct Iltb
1858. GEO. MESS ERSMfTH, SheIiH Iowa co Wis
toBB &ESsAoRE, ATT, Tor Piaiuttn. emil
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s1-A School District desiring to secure the
services of a competent Female Teacher, can
learn of an opportunity by acquiring at this
office.
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WIsTER.-The first snow. to remain on the
ground for many hours, fell on Friday. the 18th
The earth IS now covered to the depth Of four or
flee inches and the weather toerable cool The
first snow last season, if We rightly remember
ell on the 1th Of November.
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EHE BovEs OF MISIsrER FoUND.-
The Trinity California; Journal, con-
tains The following story:
A year ago last February, the Rev.
Mr.. Brooks persisted in the snow on Sal
mon mountain, aud though di!ipept search
vas made, no trace of him coald be found.
He was tracked round the head of Coffee
creek, going parallel with the trail, bQt in
evident bewiidermen;. and fresh snow al
length obliterated his track InOct.. sue
ceeding, the Rev. Messrs. Reasoaer and
Slmonds again went IN search CT his re-
mains, hut ascending the mountain. were
driven back by Storms. y few days ago
his bones, watch. a twenty dollar piece,
and PACKAGES Of tracts, were found near
house on the north side OF the mountain,
telling the SAD story Of the mans death.
He had persisted allnos. II sight CT shell
.er"
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{ West half of W or Of section To. Sc. town.
/ no. , north, range no > east.
Part of = or OF 5 or Of see. no. 6. town.
no. north. range no. , east, bounded AS
( follows, viz Beginning at corner nf said
+ II or of g or Of sec. no. o, thence south 81
chains and 10 links, thence west 3 chainsi
and p links, thence north s chains and lei
Kinks. thence east 3 chains and 25 links tot
the place OF beginning, containing / acre,
J more OF less.
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DESCRIPTION.


W or. of or. Of Section number /
town number north, range number east
The hf of the or of Section number Is.
and hf of II W or of See. number - town
number north, range number ] east in the
county of Iowa ; also, lot or fraction num-
Der Is, in Sec. number !, town ! north. range
no east, Al the county Of La Fayette.
y " or Of 5 " or and or of "a " ar Of Sec.
number 10, town north, range 5 east, CON
tanning SO acres.
Lots Nos. l, 3. :, S and g. in block no. u
in Strong. Burnett & Daty's addition 10 the
town OF Mineral Point the said lots being
N and are part Of the W or Of sec. no. u.
town no north, range NO. 3 cast.
) or Of " 81 and Or Il e or Of SEC.
no i, town no. north, range DO. 3 east. and
n or OF n W qr Of sec- no 20, town no. 3
range number 3 east.
W If Of e or hf OF : or OF scc. no
y. also, y Or Of u gr of see. 20. 20, town
no. north, RAJ &c no. east.
! \ W or of Il " ar Of sec. no. =, town no.
/ north range no. . east, containing 40 acres
( &c be same more or less
I Vest hf O. n " q Of sec no. %, containin,
( 81 33-l00th acres, and 10 acres out of IN
east side of n W or of IA e q of see no. -, nj
I being in town no. north. range 40. . east
! : Or of "A or and hf of W ar Of u G q
Ioi sec. no. J. town ( north, range east
containing so acres.
Lot no. 224, Of frvin's addition to the Cts
Of Mineral Point saId lot being part ant
parcel Of the hf Of e CT or sec. no.
I town no. north, range no east,
: g or of or of sec. no. %. town no.
north, range no. east, and If Of n e q
Of sec. no -, town no. north, range no. 3
in La Fsyette county. and e or Of 5 . a.
/ Of sec. no. 6, town no north, range no. {
east, in the county Of Iowa.
East hf Of the q or Of sec no. ., town no
4 north, range number ! east, containing
so acres.
East hf Of n qr of section no. z5 west hi
of 5 or OF section number p, and east hf
Of : or of section number %, town no.
> north, range no. / east,
North west quarter Of south west quarter
Of section number ], town number north.
Of range number ] east, containing forty
acres,
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90 Flour, Potatoes, Wood Corn. Butter, Oats
or even Cash. will be received on subscription
for the TRIBUNE, if delivered soon
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SCHOOL TEtcHEE.-Any District IN want Of a
good Female Teacher be supplied by in
curing at this office, Of
IT =
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STATE or WISCONSIN. ,
CIRCUIT COURT, IOWA COUNTY.

Jonathan White. Plaintiff,
against
Joseph Hatch Julia Hatch
his wife, and the heii at law Summons for Relief,
OF Andrew Crist, deceased, Complaint not served.
and the heirs at la. James
I. Mciayen, dec'sed pei'uts.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,
7oJoseph Hitch a Hatch his rife and thc heirs at
LAC q 4HdTea Crft ana the heirs tac cf James T.
NcGGreH, deccGsca
NOU are hereby summoned and required TO ct
L the complaint in this action, which will be filed in
the Office Of the CLERK of shis Court his Office in the
city of Mineral Point. in said county iowa. and
copy of your answer the subscribers, their Office
IN the city OF Mineral Point aforesaid within twenty
days alter the service here the day of such
service and II you fail answer the complaint afore
said the plaintiff viii apply the Court for the relief
demanded IN the cnnpldint.--D ited Oct 10Th, 1893
6w54 EATON X Fox, Plaintiffs attorney.
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- Some regard must be had fer the fitness
Of things; either the ladies dresses must con-
tract, or carriages, church-pews. and sidewalks
must expand.
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THE STATE q WISCONSIN,
CIRCUIT coURT FcR Tow .CoI-yTY
Isaac H. FrotbinghaA- WfIlardN New-1
ell, Charles VI. Newe, T4rnes Newell
partners doing slsiness under the Summons for n
firm, and siyls o. Erothii CHAM H,pev Demand
4NeMeII ~ TO-, Plaintiffs. on Contract,
ogatRS Complaint not
Curtis. Beech & WilIiaa z TiIlev late ssr5sd
co-partners. doing bu> iaes under the
firm, naTae AID style oil Bs-ch y TiIev
Defendants.
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ing and Exchange Office of /. H WHErr1IsEY
viii be open from A. N. to r. NJ
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
CouSrY OF DANE,
Cffics Commissioners S. and q. Lands ,
MADISON, August I'd, 1855.

hng
Auction
hi
t rlinaa sale ~ e00nA2A'nH and VII
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TAN FEM UP
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
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e~- NANTFD.-A good Girl for
doing general housewaek. ElqaiIe al this Of
fee.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY or DANE.
Office Comm SIS oners S. and U Lands. |
Mad son, August I'd, 1855.

&C M ofhC Comm onsrs and q lends
u hereby g 1Amew b cadn,ra
lin Inon ue 1avof
iiIeoGe
thee ~ hAs
6.lssTiSes. Commissioner. qs4aau Lard.
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10 . IT.

ON the 30th uIt, between Lsthrop's Gunsynith Shof
I and :. X L. t. Wbeelers Store, Eoony handed
GOLD PEN 4 liberal reward viii be paid TO the
Ander on his returning the same %
FRANK. WHEELER.
Nfnern1 Point Oct soth. 1855. 4stf.
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SWANGTTN-
There viii be meeting of the BROTHERS ofthe
Oriental Order. at the Court House in Mineral
Point, Thursday evening next. Business of
the utmost importance Is Is be transacted by the
brethren. The brethren are expected at an
early hour. BY order of the
GRAND SENIOR.
CoLp.-Yesierday Monday morning. At sun
rise, the mercury stood but deg. above zero
Early this (Tuesday) morning. the mercury
Stood at 0.
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IND al additional copies ooer fee the rate Of each
= sent Ia tie same Cub Gibbs may armed at ieereaf
POST tceS ~ Subscriptions BE- pad m adsaace
Premium observation-disclosures the subscriber
10 the Magazine tor0ne year. aud to their OF either
OF { sr-
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SIIEREFF'S SAL.
Circuit Court, Iowa Cousiir. WIS,

Thomas Torney Co.
against Execution us.
Michael Banuin,
y Office Is hereby given, that bva of a writ Of
y Execution. issde,l out OF the Cif Court in and
the county OF Iowa. aud state oi scenstn dated
the lst day Of November, lssos and 70 Erected
above entitled cause, against the and ctattaIs
lands and teneInents OF the above q defendant
tuis day seized sRa levied upou he right tile
and Interest OF tHe deten'nl ailtite u}u, ana TO
the following Deserted lands, Ia witt ulnnciu- Al
the north west corner OF btrals lot thence
south ighty-oBe 81 degrees east chains and
hfty-nine -J9- links, 30 as TO leave 8.-es fence
Rogels lot, thence NORTH seven deg east irht
chains and ive-t2- links, thence rhtv-six So
degrees, west eight 3 chains and M ro % links
thence south seveu- chains and sixty links To the
place beg inning the being pari ae south east
quarter Section twenty eight -. IN seven =
range one L east 81 the fourth pfia meridian
ami viii. the 24th day OF Deceuibt ext between
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 81 2 NJ OF said
~ door Of the Court Hpu- the city of
Mineral Point IN the said county o. 10 and State OF
Wisconsin, aforesaid, expose for sale blic auction
the highest bidder for cash, to sat aid writ and
consistently Uffce Mineral Point, s 1858.
GEO. MESS ERSAiFH, Sheriff 81 go. Wis.
b s ". CARTER, Under Sheriff 45-t6s.
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MINERAL POINT BOOK STORE
Z S = e . V g .
IN PRoBArE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

To the Brick Store, next door TO the Post Office
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STATE or WISCONSIN.
oEA COUNTY CIRcCTT COURT.
Joseph DIcslnzoa aud Joseph1
U-is5le Plaintiffs
against
James Collins John Collins The Plaf desires The
Peter Collins and Catharsne Trial o : Action II
Coti2u1-And John L o San any n 2. TO he had
x Frarcis L. Eanare. 90 in ta4 ~ If Iowa
partners, doing business under
the us-le and style Ct a. Ban
non y Houore, Defendants.
THR STATS OF WISCONSIN
To me above Eauaed Defep Is:
NoU are HEREBY summoned 70 aasSN complaint
OF Joseph nleAilsoa ans Joseph ~ Plaintiffs,
copy Of licii j asreNit u served eii cd 20 serve
a -ouy Of voIr the subscribed. sssrs il,
the city 81 Mineral Point, IN Iowa cou wisrons:.,
w1thia DAYS attcr the service a stsrsrsa-~<
exclusive OF the Gay q service SAa is< faii
sNer SAID complaint as here2y REQUIRE e Plaintiff
Will apply 70 tie Court Tor me rciiet a1lle6 the
complaint.
gro. I. FROST. Plaintiff srper
tA+5 Residing IN sid CITY o. y %, al Point
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NEW COOPER SHOP,
COOPER SHoP

rNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
of Mineral Point and vicinity, that they hay
opened
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To StmeH Harris, Defst
YOU are hereby summoned to ansvt complaint
I Of Susan Harris, the above nanied fainfh, which
: Tile the office Of the suhseriN the city OF
Mineral Point, IN Iowa county, Wiscot ami
copy Of your answer the su6scri5ert said office,
within twenty days after service Of s---aons
c.usre of the day Of service or If - = answer
complaint i4erehy required, iass. viii
apriv the Court for the relief deIA ia the said
complaint.
6w45 GEO. FROST, AttoTre Plaintiff.
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HOLLINGSHEAD's

MINERAL POINT BOOK STORE
Z S = z III > V g =
To the Brick Store, next door TO the Post Office
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-05
WASHINGTON NEWS-.InNE4 4

The House Committee on Post Roads determined
this morning, by the casting vote of the Chairman
IN favor of allowing f. X. Collins claim of $50 900
deducted from his pay in consequence of his failure
to fulfill the terms of his contract. Mr. Collins
argument is, that if this claim is paid he can go on
and fulfill his contract.
The President announced his determination last
night to veto all river and harhor appropriations
which may be passed this session.
The extension of the session was produced by an
intimation conveyed to both Houses, that the Pres
extended.
Private letters from Sonora represent that the
dominant party there have determined to declare
independence and apply for annexation to the Uni
ted States.
Senator Douglas bill, which is nearly a counter
part OF that passed in 1885, he says is peace mea-
sure. 1t is evidently designed however, to place
the responsibility of preserving the national honor
on the President
Yesterday afternoon a German named Jacob
Buck was shooting birds on the Long Bridge with
pl toll While careessly handling his iirearm it
exploded its contents passing into tho side of his
neck The blow Knocked him over the railing into
the river. Some persons standing soon fshed
him out of the water, and he was conveyed to the
lntirmary of Mr.. H. A. Clarke, where he remained
speechess until this morning, when he gave his
name, and stated that he lived in Baltimore, and
had been here but three weeks Ills condition is
considered very critical
The Mayor and the United States Marshal are
perfecting police arrangements for the preservation
OF order on election day. The special police of 420
men have been mostly chosen, and irrespective of
party. We believe that in all there will be some
i00 special policemen enrolled for duty, who will
act under the Mayor and Marshal.
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FROM MEXICO

Correspondence Of the Nev Orleans BeeI
y. .MExIco; May 5.-Since the capture of Zacatecas,
fldaurri has made considerable progress and one
OF ms divisions is posted between Guanauanto and
San LUIS de Potosi, with view to isolate the gar
rson OF the latter and to intercept any reinforce
ments which may be sent by Osolio. The govern
ment has only 1000 troops to operate against those
mounted, abundantly provided with money. and
prond OF their late achievements. We shall see
what a. further tI triumphs are in store for them
out the means of paying its soldiers, has imposed
war tax OF one per cent. the entire capital of the
republic real and personal. In another decree the
President has created bogus national bank with
power to issue $4,000, 900 of bank notes without
having in its vaults one dollar of metallic basis-
These notes are guaranteed by the revenues of the
country. What financial exploit! Think of
bank guaranteed by bankrupt government, desti-
tnte OF seaports, and ofpecuniary resources! For
eigners are included in the war tax, and are com
PEELED to contribute to forced loan by q most ar
bltrary and iniquitous decree. The foreign minis
tiers thus far have not protested against this infa
nous measure.