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FINE OLD WHIsKTR

M(@ ERS
kL4SS NOTICE. <E
ME suhscrr for William and Stewart
Owen closing up their business, and offers for sale,
we'll assorted stock Of Cooking Heating Wood and Coal STOVES,
CRATES, SCALES, MARBLEIZED MANTLEs, and TIN
WARE, Of all kinds which win sold low for cash
PTomrt dealers the usual time.
He sell very reasonable any DESTROYS Of
going into such business. TIE good one-the shop the
best arranged in the c supplied with tools and machinery.
n. B-Those indebted q VIM Stewart Stewart & Owen,
ready pay. Those having claims against either Of
said firms will please file them copies with the trustee that they
may be paid in their order. G. B. GOODWIN, Trustee,
june4-2W No H. Market street.
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F. NJ. Gner & Co., Montgomery Farley Jursy Co., n. o.
John II. Murphy SEQ. G. David gEsnl Nes IgEk- -
Chas. T. Pollard, o Baker, LAfier L CO. Mobile.
c. Linn & Co. - uilsuu & Holt, %
John Henley 4 Co. r Bqvln a MC}le. t
w. W waller I'D ~ 4 john kerr, Memphis.
Elmore & Yaucy. .'' Joseph III .Holl, Liberty, Va
g-idrW1nlH n
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WHO CAN BEAT H
VTTE have Just finished got operation, Steam
w Mill, for L. J. Perdue and William McCIelland,
Garsv Tennessee, twenty thousand eight hundred
aud fifty seven feet board measure fourteen hours and ireen
minutes. It cut thousand and fortygt IN tueutyight
minutes. We have reduced the prices Of Engines and Boilers,
to such figures that defy competition in prices and durability
Our Engines put OF iron bed plates aud made Of the best
tersls. We agents for the
ST. LOUIS CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
STRAU BIS SUPERIOR WHEAT AND CORN
rs MILLS 90 TTt
and any size notice. manufacturer prices,
with freight added ELLIS & MOORE r ,1-s
s5, % and 100 South Market street,
june+a- r-s- -F- fr "a EeE- Nashvilles EeOnsssee.
EREG Iron FOR SALE.--lOH tons Foundry Iron,
(Cutohes mae 100 tons assorted brands st Grey ITOn)
~ ELLIS & MOORE,
juue2 9j, s. and 100 South Market street.
RED BOILING SPRINGS,
AEON rCOENTEy TENNESSE E.4fe take pleasure in
I'VE nouncng friends that ready receive yisi
and that every necessary preparation has been made for
their comfort, and pains will be spared render their
pleasant and agreeable. As % tie medicinal quality Of water,
many afflicted diseases visited them and in few
weeks have been entirely cured greatly relieved, and cumpr
sing patients afflicted with diseases Of the Kidneys, Scroua, dis
Of the skim in the Bladder Dropsy Eyes and
arrangement Of the Digestive System in general.
CHARGES.
Transient BOarers from 81 p to 81 5Oper day. s. per week;
Mr.. Thomas Hartsville, will Hack Stage
from that place the Springs regularly through the
iune4-i2m NEWLY & HEARN, Proprietors
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". 8. Glman, banker, New IOTk CITY.
Converse, Harding & Co., Boston, Mass.
G. Hubbard, supt n. rs Central Railroads Albany, y. y
Gen. Leslie Co0mbs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis Foeg. Nashville, tennessee u n -r-,
johnson, Weaver & Co. do do
DIR. j. S. Young, do do
Gov. ". B. Campbell, Lebanon, do E.
Hon. Jordan Stokes, do do esN-.s. r.a
Lucas, Thompson & Co., st. Louis, No.
MoGaric, Chittsnden g. Co, Keokuk Iowa. .s T. n
Vim. II. Sewer & Co. B ankers, Osoaloosa, Iowa.
Baldwin, DOdee Co., Council Bluffs DO
Davis Moody q Co., Chicago, Illinois. Z .. a..
". A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. Iu9-tf
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! BoNNIN1's CITT mass BAND.
2 IaesIlialr7 Lanssenges aHac2ets, 4

And ali other articles usually ept iu Grocery House
Our friends. and t public n general. respectfully Huest-
ed 4, i've Is i caIf. y. p. MARTIN 4 Go.
6biO Corner Broad and Market streets
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TEgEHE Great Excelsior Shngle Mil, patented By H. D.
Z MGE0RGE, Of MorgaHtoWn, Virginia Below Of
tle advantages claimed for this ELS
lst. That it is the Cheapest N BY one half ever ofsredi hs
country
Cd That from 30 to 60 perfectly formed Shingles per aiauls,
be made by it. F..
3D. That the Shingles more perfect and VII bring better
price than others In The market.
4 That will out good If not better Single out Of
timber that cannot be used BY oter Machines they make Of
clear stuff.
5t That the Mil viii make shingles, out Of and all nds
Of timter.
the prime cost Of cther Mills - ~. ----.s-
s That IS perfectly adapted to me cutting Of al kinds Of
Slaves, Barrel Healing, Boxing, and other short boards
Mil requires but HANDS 70 tend It, and VIII tarn ont
from ten twenty thousand shingles per day.
operation at VannOy, furhve & Co. Of dis CITY
State, County, Single Rights for sale REASONABLE terms l.
Order Enquiry, addressed b the pr0por, care Of 81
Of Frman Co., Nashville Tennessee viii rfTe
maTl7 Il E. GILLIAN.
RTILOhE COW S-rI have several No. Mich Co.'s, Fith
lFH young calves, which would sell at reasonable prizes
JOHN Q. BARR0W1 z.z ~.
ilne3i3t Two miles vest q Nashville on Cnasotes Ile
CETHA NE HDsssYo With calf the owner
I can have them By calling az this dice and pay =
nr cost OF adgsrtissinent- Enquire of JaInes jack
SON BrsnuaI's RsundrEs Collees street.. n7sys1
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lord Napiers Dipateb to he BRITISH Admirag-The
Rights Of -Ypitatioh Claimed By he British-Busi
IN tie Seate- CIearazces Refused 20 Vessels for
fhs Taporfnfion Of a fricrnar Gc
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STREET, KING 4 Co. ~,
TORNF VS At LAW

~ GERsALaA q E8 Is fae -
OMAHA CTTVs NEEBLg ASEKA TEEGRgEOTRYs
WWTILL practice Law Tie supreme and inferior Courts Of
Wv NebTas by and sen Land arrtss nter land on time
give special attention to making selections Of lands in Nebraska
FOR those wishing good and desirable Oons invest for distant
dealers reasonable terms pay taxes furnish abstracts Of entries
and titles short notice. buy and sell lands, town lots, and all
kinds Of estate, and do General Agency business.
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Tea Ciuars Tobacco Brndies &C. with Bale Rope, Baggng,
and % tales OF Augusta Drills all Of which viii sell as reason
able Bank Of Nashville Notes or for csFho CHECKS o.
deposit. =, a.,
We have also some desirable city AMI Egehed property Whioh
oe3 FISHER, WHBEAEs- & CO.
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GILRERT. IIAGEN 8 CO.. Z
70. s7flaFrHEz gTEEfI,

GENERAL oou1ssloS ASD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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A. j. .WCB RIDE,
COPPER, TN a slEBET-IBON xoRKE

Of various patterns. PEor stoos wood coal. common
and fancy res, Box Stoves for ehuT Hollow Ware Of ever
variety hand made TO order, Furnaces and Foot Stoves
entirely patterns, Tin v Of every description, suitable FOL
house keeping. e---,E
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AIaREN .=-Especia attention paid TO Fepairinr as
u, have Wormen Of the best class Work sent here Tor
ePai painting o. tFnHng viii be attended promptly and
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OnO BARREs Extra and Superfhe Flour, from the above
SBEHeb Mills now in store For sale the lowest market
nTicS FREEMAN BROTHERS,.
april25-H .lSe.4 Norsh College St
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09

WHIrTIER's HoMr.-A correspondent
of the Troy WING thus describes visit
10 the residence of the poet Whittier:
Amesbury, small manufacturing vi
age about forty miles east o. Boston, IS
.ua.ed in the midst of the romantic seen
arv of Eastern Massachusetts Around
Us The hills Iin their lofty heads, and the
green meadows smile at their feet as II
worshippiug Ia JOY their glorious gran
deur- while the Merrimac winds is sil-
very way IN their mid>; toward old ocean,
which, al a short distance, sings It's mon
otonous song for ever and ever In q
ll.tle cottage, surrounded BY waving trees
ives the Quaker poet, Whittier, one OF
New EngIand's choicest bards; and from
this quiet spot have gone forth those songs
II labor and freedom which have made
his poetry 50 popular, although his opin-
ions on some subjects may be acceptable
but to a few He IS a grave, quiet look
ing man, with an intellectual coGntenance,
and one Of the firmest, mast expressive
mouths ever me, with. Ii is The attrac-
tive feature Of his face. on meeting HIM
the idea Of intellectual power and tirin-
ness would a. once suggest itself, while
us PLAIN Sarb but adds 10 the effect.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
alONTa:AGE -ALE.

Challes L. Iilsery, Plaintiff
against In Circuit Court for Iowa
Gideon NJ A-Lnorc and co. foreclosure Mort =
Poly A~hllaare, his wife. Def
~ OliCE hereby given tlst bv tiecreta
' or-cr Judgement for sale made hy the above
named Court, July 26th. 1855 the above entitled
caGsr viii sell at tabtic Feudue TO the highest
tos bidder. forcash, tfe26th day q" February nest A.
1899, between the hours of nine o'clock in the
noon and the setting q the Of said day. the front
door"t the court House. iu the city Of Mineral Point
in the County Of Iowa, and State of Wisconsin, the fol-
lowing described Real Estae jriuE tho aCcd prem
Uses in The above entitled action, To wit: fractional
section No three g. the Ith-wcst quarter half
"t the southwest quarter nd she northeast quarter
tire southwest quarter of section No eleven az
southwest quarter of section No. 0 all of which
sand tlacts OF land Situated ire township Ne eight -
aort} "f range No five east IT, THE tnsnty If Iowa
state of Wisconsin. GEO. 81 f.S~ EN-MIIlf.
3t-t-a- IN Z 6rn Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis
SGeru 5 Office city Of Mineral Point, Aug 10. 1855
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
A KICK THAT KILLED While

A KICK Thar KILLED While
a horse was Standing on Old ST., near
Sycamore, yesterday evening, dog pass
ed underneath him, and received a kick
which completely smashed his skull kill
ing HIM Instantly. The owner of The
horse soon after left the city, but had net
proceeded far before the horse fell and
expired. Upon examination, his lef,
hind foot with which be had kicked he
dog was found TO contain a piece of bone
several inches in length. apparently part
OF the dogs jaw bone; buried into the
very quick or lenderest part of the hoof.
lie had died o. loch-jaw.-[ Petersturgh
Express.
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y Office is hereby given that by virtue OF an ENeci
l. = uon 30. l3tJ William Ryan ,lad James RYAN. Co.
partners, doing business under the ,r,le Of Wn, 4
RYAN, Plaintiffs, against Johu 4. TralBel defendant
have this day seized and levied upon the following
scIibed iseai Estate, tdr right title and in
tea 50 OF The said John T. ffanol dcirudrnt of ia and
To the following described property the south
quarter OF the north quarter Section number
thirty Eve (35); She west hail of the urcr
OF section number TWENTY five t25j i've s.
north OF Range number two ~ The north east
quarter OF south east of section number o.
town number four ~ north. of range three
east all n Iowa COUNT and Of The fourth principal
meridian Also lot number for1y-fye 40, fronting
sAty-slN (obJ feet High street the Jail
iey-the said lot being the same which the Franklin
Hou~e TODD IN the city Of Mineral Point. Iowa coun-
iy, DISQUALIFICATION said above property, much
thereof Ice necessary the sum Five
Hundred and fifty five dollars and cents
5000 4-tosether with costs ard interest. the
House door, III the City Of Mineral Point Iowa county
Wisconsin, the l1th day OF November next, lS5S
At the hour of o'clock Of said day satisfy the
above named sum.-Datrd Mineral Point, Oct =, 1855
GEORGE MESS ERS NTH, sheriff
Iowa CO. Wis.
AMAsA COBB, Atty for Plain iIs 40w7
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Tie Last Supper Il The City of the Great KIM

OUR Dol.
The engravirg will be rollers - t,iI oro,,-
A@cht- and EiinNsis>ers make sd :; rs
eJy 'trrlseifonis upon application, ting the Ter
ritorN Ietl uifea.
Al Posimastefs ana Clergyman an ho1ize 10 re-
celNt s@s,tt itous which they E Forward as giving
name "a i-gs o. subscriber, ami dc,uctins - Der e.
TOT tacir tfortic.
roslage and P0st Office Resulations.-The rate
~ postage Viii not trd Tor each number
to e paid IN all cas- at the Office whCie received.
tANALIAN sUBscR BERs will remit tulrtg-six cents
the Zine.
All Communications, to lie entitled to answer, must
contain return stamps.
Subscribers m"st ia al cases write Names. Town.
1ett'E' a! f.''t ln lati, a7 icstals a. possible.
thcft ls ilEr 4l~k IN ding l., utiI J,~-r
sum" ~, 1J bs 4el't 400 10y aiUft, ii pa~S tl regis
tered lesjOr. o'hoMii i * tt., Pa IA -I.ee-u 81
45tg ~ .n4 ia villa y y
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SHERIFFS SALE


David j. Seey, Plaintiff Iowa County
against CIRCUIT COURT
Heurv ludun, AIRY
Ludiuin aud O Z. On Judgment Of yoreclos,re
De Wit, Defendants
X OF CE j. hereby given that By virtue Of indictment
OF foreclosure made and entered by the said court
IN re above entitled action the 9Th day at March
D. 1888. will offer for sale and sell io the hi CHEST bidder
Tor each ia hand, at the front door the tourt gu
Ia the city OF Mineral Point, Iowa county, " icusi on
the 10 day OF april A D. 1852 between the hours of one
aud three O'Clock post Mardlar, said
ln described Raj Estate ing and being sai, COUNTY
VIZ The northwest quarter OF The southwest quarter
and southeast quarter OF the Sout QUARTZ az
l3n number seventeen a. in township number five tl
north OF rauge number che a. east: thetoi
as shall be sufficient To satisfy the Seven Hundred
aud tnety Five Dollars aud Seventy Six cents prnci-
P' aud thirty Two Dollars and rtyIWo cents costs al
suit aaiadged 10 the said plaut together with aecu
ing costs and interest
Dated Sheiia's Office, Mineral Point Wis., Oct 18th
1865. GEORGE MESSFRSNYTu
4Im6 sheriff I5,xs cat,rv syis
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~ PROBATE IOWA COUNTY COURT.
In the utter or the last Will and Testament OF JONI
BCTCaER. deceased

1 reading ana Cling an instrument in writing pur-
~ porting t. bv tie last " ll Testament o John
I cher lste ef said county deceased. also
company fttiIan ct Eliza Butcher, represen ing
among other ttas taf tbr said John Butcher lately
oted A sand county, ad that sand instrument is the
III ami Fesameu, al said GecraS i, ANA that she the
J4 petit oueT. is the dencai Eiizy Butcher named and
appointed in and by said last E M AMI Testament Execu
trIx thereof and lraA ing hat day be appointed tor
ordered ttat the~pr"ofs OF said instrument heard
before the Judge of this Court Monday 9th
oi bccemtcr next ensuing, at two O'Clock the after
noon OF said aay, at the Court House the city
Mineral Point. Iu said county And further ordered
tlst public uotoe thereof he giseu all uersens inter
estea y paailStug copy 81 this order for three
ces ie weeks prior 20 said day o. hearing The Min
ersl Point Tribune weekly newspaper published AT
Mineral Point "a said coEuty lae4 oct 70, A. ISIS.
3W44 L VI. SIRNNtf. County Juage
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Proceedings Of the Common Council.

City Of Mineral Point. Wis.
Nov. Ist, 1855.
Tie regular monthly meeting of the City
council was this day held at the Council room
Ia. honor the Mayor IN the chair.
Fresent--Ald Pierce. Ehat. Cornish, Vivian
sud Muenster.
Ab-cut-AId. MoIlh5u.
The record Of the proceedings Of the last
..,ytue nere read ant approved
lLercupou the following accounts against tie
C.1 being presented were allowed, all the Al
...aea present voting foi the same, to Wit:
s. %. Warren T.. services as ciy Surveyor, $500
+, CrI,t Toy vorA Gcile OF rosd at furnace hin
I'D lst W4sl 500
r slrasue. for sundry services as Chief of
fojce, no
rank sanford, for bringing Mrs. Gaiou's
child a County pauper, from Kendall Ia
Iarette county. 10 Mineral P'5ut. ana tax
ing her Is The Il. II. Depot Cto be charged
10 lows county, 80
The blll Of Stephen Pridcaux, ST., Of SIC Tor
services under old yillege government, ~ Su-
,eriatendeut Of stove-PiPes, &c, being pre-
-ented. Aid Pierce moved that same be allow
~. which motion being seconded and vote
thereon taken, said motion was lost.
The meeting was then adjourned until Mon
DAY evening next at 6ls o'clock.
JOHN CLOWNEY. Aayor.
Attest: WILLIAM 7. Henry, CLERK.
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John Adams Il John Bonner
partners. doing business in
oil Adams * Bonner.
Plaintiffs, IVA N''-i'' "4s
against
John Porter. Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given that bv virtue Of a vgr: of
y Execution issued out the Circuit Court n and
County OF Iowa and State Wisconsin q ted
lac lyil day Of august, A d. 1S5s and directed
the above emitted cause against the goods and chat
tells lands and tenements OF the above named defendant
have this Gay seized and levied upon the north
quarter Of the north east quarter oil Section tiryeix,
So IN township numler eight 81 north. Of
Der four ~ east IN said county of iowa and VIII sell
the same at public Auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash. at the front door of the Court House in the cts of
Mineral Point, IN said county of Iowa and Wis
eonsin tine 4th day OF December 1855 to satisfy
said wit and costs
GEORGE MESS EESMITH Sheriff
Iowa county. Wis.
By JOHN IiCTCHISON Deputy.
SheTiH-s 0fice, October ltth, ISIS.
COBB MEsSNokE, ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs. 32tis
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STATE OF WISCONSIN.
CIRCUIT COURT, IOWA COUNTY.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
CIRCUIT COURT, IOWA COUNTY.
Jonathan White, Plaintiff
against
Joseph Uatch Julia Hatch.
Il wife. and the hei 5 at law Summons Cor Relief
OF andrew Crist, deceased Complaint not served.
and the heirs at law @ James
7 Mctiayen dec SEED, Re, 'nts.
TIE stats or WISCONSIN,
IoJoseph Hutch Jaita Hatch his cfe and the hers at
iaU Of Hdreu Crisf Tie heirs at II James T.
McCHceE, deceased:
you are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the compliant IN ts action which viii be filed in
the Office of the Clerk of tbis Court, s office tine
city Of Mineral Pot IA said county of Iowa, aad
copy 81 your the SCFIbcfs, their once
in the city Of Mineral Point aforosaid within twenty
days after the service ef, exclusive Of the day such
service ana At yo fail the cnupa afore
said, the paiutin viii apply the Court the relief
demanded III the comp iiut u ted Oct 25th, ISIS.
6w44. TAToS x Fox plaintiffs 4ftgyaev
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ARDIA SALE.
n Probate - Iowa County Court.

In L Guar,atsh hip the minor heils Of
SAMUEL HILL. deceased
n OTICE is hereby given. that by virtue and in pur-
y su3uce af order Of license us.ir said
on he sixth dHy 90 october a. T. ISIS bs the County
Court 81 said coHRty, the undersigned. Guardian of SAID
the -oth CtT of \oven ber A d. IS=s at
o'clock in te aerncen "f -it dav, the If
the Post office in 'e Aage Of Hi -hiand. said county
offer sale at pu1ic veuiu- tae following escibe1
lands, The south half Of the south quarter
OF the north east quarter except one half out Of TIE
south west corner OF said tractaiso the south half
the north half % the south east quarter Of the
quarter al IN Section rambler eleven al j.
ship number SIX 90 north Of range number one east
Terms Of sale wil DE made known day Of sale
Dated October tue 25-h, A. 3D. is5s
JANE Z. FILBAE X Guardian Of the
3s44 minor heirs of samuel Hin. deceased
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1HE FIRsT PRoJEcroR OF the Locouo-
TIvE.-A newspaper paragraph assets
that Stephenson, the EngIishman; was not
the first protector of locomotives but that
as early as 1877 Oliver Evans, of Penn
sylrania, obtained patent for locomo-
tive engine from the legislature of Mary
land. He was thought mad at the time.
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\ "a. a- ,r,,,,-- 1900. ,-.--..1--.7
town number ! NORTH ,-.,. -, -,
The hfo 81 H.. go. ..... ~. -. r..
and N III ,.f n ~ ,.,. ~ -. ,,.-,,1..5I : -
number q roItb 1,-.. ,,,,..f... -, ~
county Of Iowa. .ll7 lor ~. r.s..5l.,' -.
her15 In sec Dur7i..,r 80, ,,-tl, -
no s est i'm Ia. ,,,,,. ~ -
\ ~ ar Of $ N, ..rsr..t "a. Srs...
number Is. tatt. 8 tt..rti, r.,,.- . a., -
fafpif., eo .,.-.-
7 Lots Nos. ! q banda IN tl,cl ,.,. N
: i'm Strou- Eurnef. Z D,.t,'e., 1i.i,'-, y. -
town of Mineral Point. fj,a s.il ir..1s,s,,'-
urrd are q ,,s,r+ If t1.e = ~. - "a,
town no \ rf,rtl r.,+,.-, 49,. - y. %
eorors ~, a7..,,l o-,r ,'~..f 500.
no 1 toxin NJ, t,,,,t, -. - .,,.f
/ m G or. of "a d. .r. 81 $40 ,o a1 r,...-,,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09

- The fertile editor Of the Adeoca,e came
u town on Thursday last. with the de'c.piua-
t.oa ii removing he Court House 10 Dodge
vlle" HIS natural iustiact led iiuI al oaee 10 a
Hole in the Wall where BE rsvelled until The
following day. when lie returned with only q
trek il lis lat"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09

REMOVED ~ JENKIS, BAKRINGER & Co, have
removed their large stock Of Goods to the new
stone Store little above Mirrors Block, VI ere
they have everything in ne line Of Dry Goods.
Groceries, dc, and arc selling UNUSUALLY cheap
.nI ard see them
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09

C3s2oroLTAS ART JOURNAL. = JosEPH H.
cLART. Esq, Honorary Secretary Of the Art
taion Association for this city, has placed on
oar table the December number Of this excellent
Journal For literary merit 1t has few equals
Z, presents a rich feast for the cultivated taste
aad refined intellect. The Journal itself Is -
year. but for s. the subscriber gets Il beauti-
~ engraving, (the village Blacksmith, } twenty
fur by thirty inches, said to be worth all the
money Call on Mr.. CLARY and subscribe
u shall refer to this Association again.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09

ArrEArr 70 EscAPE FROM JAN On We'd
resiay last. FRANK RUrHEP. who is confined in
tie Jail in this city, made an attempt TO es
ne Deputy Sheriff CARTER had suspected
that it vas RurnEe's Intention 10 make his es.
ape, and remained IN the hall, while his assist
at went Into tue jail TO wait upon the prison
50. RernEe, supposing all was clear, passed
o4t into the hall intending TO flee, but rather
Unexpectedly met bfr. CARTER. who arrested
LIN. and again secured him IN lis cell
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-09
SEIERIFF'S SALE.


Thomas Torpey co.,
against Execution No. us.
Nielatl BauLIu,
n Office is hereby given that bv virtue of vri; Of
ENrcuII he CltcuIt Court, ia ANA
county Of Iowa. ana state al Wisconsin, da-ed
dav November, ISIS ana 70 me directed IN the
entitled cause, against the goods and caaftelS,
iau4s aud tr.emeEts the above named q -eut3nt.
have TIA. .ay seized and levied upon right.
"A ss interest defendant, Achael EaUuin,
the lowing described lands, to wit commencing
sta Ike corner Of Eawels lot, thence
saufh eirhf-oue 81 degrees. chains and
aty-uire -5g LINKS. so as 10 leave R"wes fence on
IovSels lot thence north Te>, east iht
and tvgsJve-I3- Inks taence north vts hty--iN Sc
degrees west -t - chains and Hify two - link,
hence south seven chains ami silky So links, 10 te
mace OF Lei utiin the being part OF the south
quarter IL section twenty -elct -. tlsn -,
rance one tee fourth lF1arusl Ilerdi1u
ans viii ON the 24th day OF December next between
rl,a otrS OF 10 oelocS \. n and O'Clock T. 81 of SG
~ m t,e front of the Court House, ia fhe city OF
Naers' Point in the said county OF Iowa, and State OF
WISCONSIN, aforesaid, expose tor safe 10 pubic auction
10 the highest Ll5cr lnr cash. go satisfy said wit and
costs-.sGerfH p1ce, Mineral Point. Nov. $. ISIS
GEO. MESS ERSliITH- sheriff Iowa to- Wis
~ : v CAErsB, Under Sheriff 45-tds-