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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
sHERIFF'S SALE.

On Judgemr-t OF Foreclosure.
DAVID J. SEELE-, Phi.
against Iowa CO. (ires,;+ f,o,,-.
MICHAEL MANNING, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given that By virtue of ir-s,a
aac decree dated the goth Gay % March 4 D. 1874
i-ie and entered in the above entitled cause bv the 80
court and upon the authority me in ssiS 800
oeInent ana decree VI" sell at public auction 10 the
iishes ~ Tor cash IN hand on te l3 h OF Apri
A. d 1893. between the hours OF and three rns- -
tiaian SAD day at the outer door ofte Court House in
me city OF Mineral Point in said county ali the follow
Ing described real estate SITUATE. living nd tjn - -
county WISCONSIN, VIZ Ihe eu2! undivided half
t Te OF the southeast quarter OF section number
81 range number ~ cast being eighty f5o les a.
land less. =
Tae sale viii made satisfy the s,,, e i
hundred and ten dollars anu cents b s~
decreec by said Coart he due by ,lesensa 70 -
said paiuti principal and interest IN said M, -
together with costs % court and sails aecruI i
49,
Dated Sherilf's Office, Mineral Point Wis Oct 15tt
1888 GEO SSEkSMITH. Sheriff Town O. WIS -
Nobb 4 dESSAoAk, Attl : Tor Ilai0tla- 6n4l
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
IorNIY or DANE. p
Office Commissioners S. and q. Lsrds /
MADISON, August I'd, 1855. !

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% January AK t dr@ -
81 The pnrb timeof puchae
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TAKEN Up.

TAKEN Up.
BY the subscriber. living nine miles east of
81 Mineral Point, sorrel MARE COLT. two
E-x wears old last spriug-Beich hind foot white
~ l. shout SIX inches above the hoof a white
&C forehead. white spot between ths nos
3Is and also o-e White PEE Farz ilttie above
tha aeStFts TIE i requested 20 call, prove prop
e1'!s - JOHN MCKEE. To~n q
WalGwlck, Iowa Co, Vas.
November The Sd, 1855 4wi5
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T E R II S ::

NoLr&Es.-Therc will he two volumes a ya,r Of a..
80 feNi octave pages each, commencing in January
ana ehhnS IA June and December, respectively,
making SIX numbers to each volume au, twelve utnl
10 each year Subscriptions may commence at am i'm
PRIcEs-Singe copies. en- -
- - / S'ls one car sent by mail, . 90
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60 = Is showing taeiy thiz "wednesday
Iaoruing. how long At VIII continue We do not
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STATE or WISCONSIN.
ossA CJrSfY CIECuIE COURT,
Jass.h dickinson aud Joseph
t4giobls, Pl-sutif-,
against
James Collins John Collins The Plaintiffs desires The
Peter Collins ana tataarIue ITat OF this Aellon, II
Ccllius-aud John T. g. BAN amy there De. 70 te had
non & Francis l. Honore co.. IL the county Of Iowa.
partners. l.iuE business under
the naiae and stvls 81 D'Bsu-
non x Han0Te, Defendants
Tak STATE on WIScoNsIN.
To The above named Defendants:
y-0U are hereby summoned 20 answer the comp sat
of Joseph piokiuSon Joseph tTilble Plaintiffs,
copy Of which Is herewith served you, and T. serve
copy vour tAe subscriber. at LIS office lu
yhe cty of Mineral Poiut lows COUNTY n sconsilr
within tcatv DAYS atcr the service this Summons,
exclusive the SS AZ service Aus = i@li T. an
ser said complaint hereby repaired the Pialotih
will sPPv tie lie Court for the relief deu2tnGea 40 te
complaint
6N45 Residing IN said city of Mineral Point.
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STATE or WISCONSIN,
IOWA COUNTY CIKCUlT coChT.5
Susan liai4is, PliatiG,
RS.
simon harris. Defend
Tuz STATS OF WISCONSIN,
tn S5uoR Harris DsfesSer

YOU are hereby summoned to answer the eomrla.-t
Of susan Harris the above named Plaintiff, which
il an h ia the oicc of the slhScroer at the city Of
Mineral Point, Iowa county. Wisconsin, ami serve
copy E"ur the subscriber a. i.ls said Office
within twenty after service OF this
us.e OF the Of service II you talt 20 answer
stiI complaint hereby required The plaintiff elt
apply lie Court Tor tie relic. demanded n the said
comp lsint.
GNlS GLO l. IAl-l, At.orneE ~ ftAIi.t.ll.
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III o II 4 q e.

HAVING made CHAs. II. RAYaoSD, Of Cambridge
/ CITY Wayne county, Indiana, gent aud Attor-
ney the state Of Wisconsin, in place of Charles F.
le-atc OF Mineral Point, whose power Agent At
taruey for at this date now, therefore, all
persons owing either If for lands scd hs said
Lezafe VIII pas the S1He 10 said RAYaoND "urs Ives
and person desiring purchase LANDS belonging
uS sill apply TO him ourselves
JOHN UNDERWOOD. Washington City \. c.
JAMES H. RAYMOND, austin, Tezas.
Mineral Point. Oct. 18th, lo5S. 43s1y
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ind az add'taof copjes IRE attic rate Of eae5
Set 10 tHe same CUB Clubs be formed az d rref
P0st-' Laces III subscriptions mast b. pad IL adsaace
Premium MISUNDERSTANDING the subscriber
10 te Magazine Tor enc ear aud To their choice either
of our Two great steel angravinrs entitled
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NEW COOPER SHOP
COOPER SHOP

'I'HE undersigned would respectfully inform the cjti-
Of Mineral Point and vicinity, that they have
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Nathaniel W. Dean and y ife,
tNurigagors.
Daniel ". Rowland, (Borr0EeT,)
Harmon Gtuuow,
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The Plaintiffs desires rhe
I1a4 OF this ASTON, a.
ANY there be. 70 he had
IN the county Of Iowa.
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EAE GN III.
SOY TO THE ADMIRERS or
FINE HEAD or
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

Tax OF beauty it cannot exist without fne head Of
hair, then read lhr following and yoa ask more,
eL-eul.r nronn- each LnttLe md d o ...n-t.
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~lIElsirF'., -ALI.

AMAsA coBR, ATTY for Plain 'iTs.
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CITY Intelligence.

Tsotpts N rn Crrox Hors An investigation a. In
progress the Custom House arrive the truth with
regard to charge q pccuIaton preferred against
tain clerks in the warehousng department. that
months since clerk in this department served
with notice 20 quit The Of rnce Sam give place
10 democrat whose political notions in
cordsncc with the powers that be In House matters
The discharged clerk course, very indignant, and
in revenge he sent On letter 90 Washington making GER
tain grave charges against parties high In Official station
A. the allegations specific and probable, u was
thought advisable 10 depu,zc Mr. j. n Guthrie, tho spe
csl agent q the Treasury Department. 10 inquire into thr
truth. That gentleman commenced hs Investigations
Thursday last, and they arc not yet conclutef
Of course tic result win not b. made public
until q report shall have been made 10 headauar,ers
The charges against the officials t0 the ensct
that certain moneys which should be paid into the
treasury clngs to the fingers OF the deputies and clerks
II that many merchants, 10 escape the charges of
warehousing and cartng their goods obtain permits to
let them remain board vessels until they shipped
otherwise disposed Of For these permits certain per
centagc the value ~ the cargo il allowed the govern
over but enrich certain Interested parties This
investigation ~ causing iucr in the Custom House. and
.may reveal paccrs 10 which Fraser river Is
nothing.
cavnRy PARADE The First regiment New York state
militia, troop ~ of the City Horse Guard, will parade,
dsmountcd in fun dress with fatigue cap fully armed
Monday evening next the 27,h inst at No is Second
avenue ~ eight O'Clock, for street dr Capt Murphy
requests that every member belonging 90 the troop will
attend this parade the troop viii so through the broad
sword exercise together with and points combined,
nnshng with attack and defence, ia front u Washington
statue, tnon square.
TARGET PsRspss Tho number Of target companies that
pass the HERALD office is constantly the increase,
though II is not likely they will be as thls
they last year in consequence of the hard times.
The following among other companies were noticed re-
Gently
The Garry Owen Muskctecrs. Capt Gayacan, fRe look
ing company numbering forty muskcs, parade past
Office the 10th instant They spent the day at the River
House, Harlem aud conteuded for twenty ivc bcautfn
pryes
a. r. Fox Guard. Capt Edward Field paradcd fifty
muskets aud shot for forty valuable prizes NJ Astoria
Amerieus Blues, Capt Stackpoe, paradcd forty
keis aud contended for twenty prizes M Fort Ice
nonavan Musketecrs, Captain Grifnth. paraied forty
muske,s asd contended Tor thirty prizes az weehawken
Empire light Guard Captain Keyport, raradei forty
Gve muskes and shot cr thirty prizcs NJ Conrads Park
Brvoklyn lee Mcn. Captain Desmond, hardy looking
set Of men paradc fifty musket AMI distributed forty
PriSes, sRvi .>r II S.lfiou P-rk staten Island
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sgrr. 2i--Jnhn y Brnsrrorth. Rece,rer u a. Liand
Cay Bank w. WiRiem and John 0Briea This case was
argued al the General Term. The plaintiff, receiver,
brought action to $40 900 ami upwards from
defendants that having been paid them by the bank
as usury within year before ts failure Tho ground
on which the defendants dcmur 10 tho complaint was that
by the statute ~ 1850 corporations being prohibited from
btercsng the defence o usury they recover back
money paid as usury. The plaintiff claims orbidng that
he bas right to recovertirs, under the statute X
y ia SEC o. and second, that he can, at common law
without the statute recover back money thus paid
rary 20 law also that the statute OF 1850 prohibited
poraons 70 nterpoee the defence Of usury
from them the right TO recover usury paid that the de-
fence spoken o. IN the statute defence ~ defeat
contract BY reason of the tant Of nsury.
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Before Hon. n. d. Culver, CITY Judec.

aAN'~ as~" h~ ~ thiFtfi 'i9 SN'cN
ACTION FOR sLASDgR-D,staEs FoR CALLING A
NAN LIAR
SyFr. y. William Bcnsr agaiaS Lso"ard c. Nc
Phad.-rhis was an action for SANDER, and damages
amounting to $1,000 claimed tappears hat the
plaintiff in ihs acton painted defendants house ant
brongh IN hll sys6 81 The defendant alleges that by
verbal agreement with the painta he consented 20 DO
the work fr $3.50 Mr Bonner sued for the money AMI
the case wls tried before rfcree. while giving bis
stnopv before tho referee the plaintiff swore that he
en,er, into no contract with defendant a. " thc amount
~ tbe bin whercupon h. (defendam) manifested good
aa ~ uueasiness tried look HIM out ef conntenance
ana eallci him a liar. subsequently, ON leaving the
court defendant a. alleged, repeated the expression
This thc basis a thc action, and te case ocag given ~
he jury shcy brought n verdict " ssSs Coz psasa
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took the laudlnum was labelled shipey vanderhoof
corner Of Third avenue and Twenty seventh street
could say how much laudanam was administered my
aunt refused ~ take the audanum and after tasting the
draught said she would have more OF it, my uncle
gave Ri h 10 deceased lie bottle was fled second time
and administered TO deceased he gave her all the
contents Of the second bottle IN brandy, and
went out again for another bottle; II about
twelve O'Clock in the day when he returned with
the third bottle when he came in ! asked him If
audanum would destroy fe he said yes that there was
enough bottle then had TO kin three men, then
asked him why he gave TO my aunt when he said the
doctor ordered IT. uncle deceased the contents of
the third bottle between the hours of IL and O'Clock;
after taking this audanum aunt slept soundy at half
past O'Clock the next morning my aunt died that night
my aunt called me into the room, and when went i'll she
asked me II there was any one in the room; replied
No," when she asked me if sure my uncles sister
had then left tho ROOM deceased canght mo by the hand
and said she going TO die, and told me that she
wished and sister to look 10 this after her DEATH
asked her what she mcan and she said you know well
enough;' she referred to circumstance which took place
about month previously, when she told that mat
ter where was, II nythng happened TO her, 70 look TO
IL asked her what she meant when she said that
herself; some time before this my uncle going
funeral, when my aunt requested to go with him. he
would not allow IT, she insisted upon going when he struck
her the eye; deceaseds eye black from this
blow up the hour Of her death; heard my uncle
make any threat, but he often told my aunt he would
leave her. and he put up his clothes to go away lived
the house for about months after aunts death
sister had proposition Of marriage from my unclei
coachmakcr; from what saw believe that my aunt
treated with foul play
By Juror-My uncte administered the contents Of the
three bottles between the hours of 10 A. NJ and p NJ
lconversed with her after she had taken bottle he
gave her two half pnts OF brandy in the time the
bottles about the size Of those shown two
ounce yal never heard uncle say that he wished my
aunt was dead; but he often said he wished she
where he would never her; the reason did
pose the matter before that lived i'll the house and
afraid TO speak OF IT. occasion he took letter
OF mine which was writing out of my sister writing desk
and would not give TO me- the desk locked but he
took the key out Of my dress pocket while was in bed
and thus opened IL did not want him TO this letter.
for in ntimated something regarding the conduct OF
my uncle towards my deceased aunt; this about
month after my aunts DEATH have exposed this matter
solely from sense OF justice and not vndctveness
occasion he threatened to have communicated
from the church il left his house, told him he would
not dare TO do il, as would put him in place from
which he would never get out.
The inquest was here adjourned until ten O'Clock on
Monday morning
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The Turf.

Tbe races which commence 10 morrow on the Fashion
ssurse l. H. are exciting great interest in the community,
ad attracting the attention Of all amateur sportsmen
oushout the country The great number Of race horses
shas are now oonsrcsated this vicinity far exceeds any
shing within tho last thirty years and comprise the very
hcst horses Of America and do not better racing
shan ever before known the North the public will be
easy disappointed Gne opportunity, also, win be az
surded for comparison between the running Of English
and American horses 30 Ear relates 10 tme-tho only
nue test Of horses spcedand doubt those pcrsons
who think the English horse superior the American
racer win have change their opinions before
the termination of the meeting Several descriptions of
races viii be run such mile heats mile heats two
and half mlles--the same distance a. The Good
wccd--a handicap, and two great four mile races
shosc only real tests of speed aud bottom in The
race horse, and run nowhere elsc than 10 Ans
rra The handicap race itself viii be an interesting
event horses being weighted according 70 their sup
posed carrying powers order 10 make them As nearly
equal IN the judgment Of the handcappcr possible The
race here in imitation Of the Gocdwood, viii doubt
satisfy The public that that distance be in this
country in somewhat less time than has been made in any
of the recent races that celebrated course and ha
Sos the time In which run ny saun,erer the win
ner Of the last race viii bo beaten by al least twenty
seconds on the Fashion course This race which may bo
looked upon as the criterion upon which to base
psrativc Judgment will show the faacy Of the suppos
tou that the performances of the American horses in
England have been anything like what American race
horse exhibit There a horse in this coun
try who not capable o running the Go0dwood distance
less time than bo3-sbowing that the running Of our
horses there has been farce and humbug throughout
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The following is list ef the officers of the Water witch,
now AZ Norfolk Lieutenant Commanding, u Pegram;
First Lieutenant, a. Barbot; Second Lieutenant y r.
spcadcn; Passed Assistant Surgeon G. " Fahs chief I'm
gineer, VIM. G. Wheeler Second Assistant, Robert Clu.
ny; Third Assistants, h Wharton, v. Chassang and
Brown
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aAcRvD CoycxRr AT BuRroSs--The "stabat Mater" q
Rcssni will be sung bcrc this evening, by tho principal
artists Of the strakosch opera troupe, including Nine
Coson, Nine suakosch, Brgnob, Iabocet,a, Amodo aud
Jnnca, Tho basso, who viii make his dbm in New
York grand array q artistic talent aud the price
Of admission is 6Sed afty Tho hosse should be
crowded 10 every part
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Cay and County n Nov Iork ~WIIam Caldwel of sah
county hdng the Of cashier the Postmaster
Ia the United States Geners Post oHcs In said city and
being that he Knows Hiram a. Webb, The com
the above entitled that time In the month
july last he deponen SAID webb dinner party In the
said Webb then and th.re
stated IN he Of several persns a, he webb was
and had been meuer a III. Vigilance Committee
Francisco such member said Vigilance Com
iee, and captain of uf the companies hsd been
largely instrumental IN the focibc expulsion and hanhment
OF Wsm Muigan The defendant IN The above sniei cause
from The city Of san Francisco and STATE q Calforna And
fariher deponeut saih not MM. CALDWELL.
sworn before 2ssh day q september, n D. sss
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the BURNING STEAMSHIP.
The Arabia at Halifax with
Later News.
THE STEAMER SUPPOSED TO Be THE AUSTRIA
PROBABLE SAFETY OF her PASSENGERS,
&C.. NC, &c.

The following important dispatches were received
yesterday They seem to settle the question as to
ne name of the unfortunate steamship which wa,
seen on fire the 10th inst. She was no doubt the
Austria, from Hamburg and Southampton for New
York.
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Nrs MARY RANDALL, wife of Governor Randall, of
Wisconsin, died al Wankesba GU the l5tb Instant, "
consumption
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MATRTMoNIAT..

N ACCOMPLISHED aRRMAN GENTLEMAN, WITH
a interesting who give the best Of refe
renee wishes make the acquaintance OF an agreeable
American lady, either oy interview or Correspondence
i~tsinr crcumsances) with view 70 marriage. Ad
dress nr two days n. r., 84t4 Broadway Post once.
A wrDowBR GAN RNGIlsHMAN IN COMFORTABLY
IN circumstances who IL Jeff with small family, " deal
OF meeting with intelligent middle sged LADY, With
the view % scns the part of step mother W hs children
relative 70 an interview msy be addressed
Britain Herald once
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Meeting Of the EXCISE Commissseners.

ne Excise Commissioners met yesterday. Present,
Nessrs Hsskeu and holmes.
The following document, drawn up By Me Counsel Of
Board 70 the Common Council for their
acsson upon ~ read by COMMISSIONER Holmes and ap
proved By the other member present
An ordnance relating TO tees In actions 70 DO brought
by NE Board Of Commissioners Of Excise IN the cy and
county Of New York
Re 4 ordained BY The Mayor. Aldermen and Common
atty OF New York, In Common Council convened
Sec The clerk Of the Murine Court OF the city OF View
York and the clerks OF the several District Courts In The
city and county OF New York hereby autborxe and
directed permit The Board Of Of Excise
q e city and county o. New York institute aud prose
cote Judgment In the said several with
costs against such parties ~ The said Board shall
see o., for the purpose Of recovering penalties
for violations OF the provisions OF act Of
Of The state Of New YORK. enued can oct 10 suppress
,usempersnos and 10 regulate the sale Of intoxicating
auors" passed April 1e, 1857, without paying or being
REQUIRED 70 pay advance any fees therefor the
said clerks hereby directed 70 Tar the said fees In
Ca final udsmen, part thereof, and 70 be collected
tberertn.
ssc In no case shaIlthe aid Board Of Commissioner
Of Excise or said oomro ssoncrs individually, be per.
sonay liable for the fees costs In any such actions.
500 a. This ordinance shsl take effect immediately.
mo Clerk directed 70 forward the document 70 the
Common Council As soon ~ possible and then the Board
adjourned.
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THE TURF.

Irr1oN CouRsE. l. L-IR0TTIsa;-sAru
m ave 10 wagons hiram Woodruff names br q. sam Weo
.ssr n Mclaughlin Lsdy Cudney, fhe above
SHAW wHTre ProprfetrrL
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BILLIARDS.

A LARGE STOCK or PHRLANs PATENT BILLIARD
N table, with All he lsse improvements alvays on hand
and Tor sale reasonable prices sslesrcoms 1876 aud s
Broadway Mssufsctory So Ann street N. Y.
puI.IARps nApE Easy err scr RNowbsDas
I'D NJ NE neofy and practice Of TIE esue with rules ds
Ersma De-, splendisr Illustrated, IN P6srans new BOOK
FOR a CVLLsSDsa, s. Arm street.
Il1Lt1ARDe FOR SALE, FIFTY sPLxrDfp ROSE
I'D wood tables with marble ard aiate heds evervthing
eu'"''0' W u. sRrFFITH. Ias Fulton street.
IlffJIARD TABLr -ONE oF O CoNNsR's ROSS
I'D rooi with cuea MAKERS ADD everything excep. balls
prce $50 sgpis 70 A. J, Bs8RIAs, IA A veseg street.
fourth focr