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W oolen Mandatory 4!

!ygIiE undersigned take this method OF informing their
old customers, and the public generally, that we are
putting into Estbsie mt this Spring Machinery that
Will enable turn that double the amount Of
Goods have usually done; the demand for our Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and We hope to give
satisfaction in exchanges of Wooden Goods Wool
We never have and do intend to card into wool a
portion Of cotton and sell for all wool. goods are
warranted in This respect, and also for durability We
shall continue TO exchange for Wool formerly the fol-
lowing kinds of Goods, viz Heavy Cassimeres Satine
Jeans, Fannels of different kinds, Blankets and Stock
ing Yarn Considerable attention will be paid to Stocking
Yarn orders viii be filled FOR all the different grades and
kinds of .Yarn common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed Red
Clouded. &c. And will manufacture, for merchants
and others, Wool in lots of hundred pounds and
wards into Stocking Yarn, any Of the above kinds
goods. on liberal terms for cash wool. Also
Carding and Spinning
VIII be done in lots Of 30 lbs and upwards at Is to IA
cents per pound.
Custom Carding into Rolls
viii he done AT SIX cents pound. Their machines
will be clothed anew with the best Cards and with
neo experienced Earder they expect have good work
done. Wool gl be taken from the Depot at Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable length of time for do
ing the work, which may be lin strong sheetsl From
almost any part of the State at trling expense
Wool intended for exchange for any the above kinds
OF Goods accompanied by the proper ORDER may be sent
by Railroad to Ottawa and the goods be put up ana
sent with promptness, according to order.
We would also say, that have got our New Gustav,
and FIGURING Mill in operation and persons wishing cal
have their grinding done short notice, as we have
plenty of water at all times. fmy17l j. D. GREEN
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nEFAULT having been made in the payment OF three
~ pronissory notes mentioned and described in a
certain mortgage, executed and delivered to the UNDER
signed by C. T. Gill which mortgage bears date the Zih
day OF July 4. D. 1-i and is record in the Record
ers Office, in and for the County OF La Sale, IN the state
OF Illinois, in Book - Of Deeds pages !2s, 429 and 40
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given tat tie
undersigned by virtue Of the power Of sale contained IN
said mortgage, w the sixth day Of April y d. -,
at the O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day,
sell, public auction the south door Of The Court
House III the City Of Ottawa, ia said County of La sliie
and state 90 Illinois thr highest bidder, for cash, all
real estate mentioned and iJ scrhci in said mort
gage, wit: The northwest quarter 81 Section NO
nineteen (i9) in township No. thlrtysx (6) North, OF
Range Ne. % OF the third principal meridian
together wiisa the right and equity Of redemption OF
the said i'll his heirs and assigns therein, FOR the pur
poses expressed Ia said mortgage
reb4O-Iw PETER J.. PORTER
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FAIL CAMPAEGa FOi. lsJ7.
AT
RNSSeIPS Furniiure DeDOt.

T1yIiE subscriber respectfully Lis old patrons
I and the people, and al, that the eine1ts
the Depot now complete. United leng2h o. Ware
rooms 20 feet by -.
As while erarging and building be ont HE entire
old stock. he has filed mp with articles and
stylcz and his stock fine Furniture will he found
much larger and complete. Such articles as he
Keeps IN addition 20 his manufacture are bought for
cash, AMI must or Necessity b. sod tie terms.
and strictly the price system. Small profits and
Pa turns. In a word, IN assortment, Quality, and
prices the p0: don't play second fiddle 20 any other
Furniture Institution l. ;hc state, not excepting Chicago
- prices.
Looking Glass ard Picture Frames Of all styles and
si,es mad. TO order, and Looking Glass Plates OF al
sizes kept hand and put in old frames.
Z Ottawa, September 70, 1874. PETER IL SSi-L!.
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"a IL sf:ycisteI.

FEsIIE very thing that farmers have long wanted-a Sc
- PARAIiNG CORN SIELI.EH, with one horse pow
eT, which is superior to anything Of the kind in use for
its Ucatss- durability, perfection of its work, and its
usefulness :" farmers in general The whole machine
weigh, co lbs, and is capable se!Ing and preparing
for market uill-g. 81 bushels per hour, under avora
bis circumstance The power may he used various
Their purposes Eor sale by EANLEY 4 DOW.
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For sale.
West half Sec. &C. Town 81 n, r. g East 500 acres.
West half swg Sec II, Town - y, X. , East - oc
West half uwq Sec. II, Town 50 ", Il. East 80 ac
The above lands are among the most desirable La
and will be sold reasonable terms. Apply to tn. u,-
dersigned at Alton, Ill. loct ~ HENRY 5. BAKER.
Farm for Sale.
! OFFER fer sale, for cash or time, my old home
about 220 of cultivated "a H. acres social
ed timber. Good dwellings, orchard, aud abund nee of
springs for stock water. noglf-lf BRONSON MURRAY
Residence 70: Sale.
OFFER for sale FOR ash term of years, or for
well secured paper, my present residence, the
bluff, and quarter miles north OF the Court House.
noy1i:f BRONSON MURRAY.
House and E.Oi far Sale.
A LARGE, commodious, and well finished two story
N brick House, in Ottawa Centre, for sale, with one,
two, or three Lots-one of the very peasantest stua
tions in the City, only minutes walk from the Court
House Enquire of the subscriber, at the Bank of OF
tawa. March 29l GEO. WHIPPLE.
city Lots, North OF the Depot,
+ fapl2-t JONES AVERY.
Fine Store Room 10 Rent.
THE Store Room in Woods Block at present occupied
! a Crockery Store by SPENCER & EARL is for
rent. Possession given in few weeks. Apply at the
store, or to [oc2iI JER. WOOD.
To Rent:
A GENTLEMAN wishes to rent house within two
n minutes walk of the Court House, with the privi-
lege boarding with the family A family without
children required. Address G box P o. Col. oes4
Fine Cellar TO Kent.
@ SUITABLE for Groceries, Liquors. Fruit, vegeta-
- bIes proof against frost, under the Store, in
angss '''' -'''e- RArHBUN ORION
For Sale, Barter or Rent.
UyIREE four Teams for sale and good job for them
IL for he next months They can be paid for in
work, Two Houses and Lots will be exchanged for
Teams or rented, sold terms to suit poor man.
Gail and see. [decl9l N. PERLEY.
leather
TCST received at the Hide and Leather Store on
% posite the City Mills, direct from New
lot of French Calf and Kip Skins, Common Uppers Calf
and Kip Uppers, Fancy, Pink, and Russell Linnps Al
so, Spanish and Slaughter Sole Leather Harness. Bride
and Collar Leather, all of which will sold at the yerv
lowest cash price, BY jan23 JNO NJ KING
NEW style Of Gents Dress Shirts Just received fr..
~ N. T., at PRESCoTT's Furnishing Goods Store. |
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Fine CeiiarfO Rent.

A GENTLEMAN wishes to rent a house within two
"A minutes walk of the Court House, with the priyi-
lege boarding with the family. A family without
children required. address b @ box 2 0. 661. oc24
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P.--f s....fg RS Ps-=-ral'y appeared before nc,
Id. -z---. / s--.r-y Public in and Tor the CITY u
p..--. ti-. Z r.. ~ and STATE aforesaid, CHAHLEs
HrLrlsu -sr-rrr ,r tic Peoria Marine and FlEe Ia
------- r...r'' u'.1. -f--r being duly sworn- de
nose. ans s-g- fra- t- annexed statement OF the coni
zion q fi- -.-i l--y Is correct according 70 MS
.I..a-- .l.s. 81. I i-....
C..-. a-.rr. sal and lE--i-I seal, this -9ih dsy
q .:.Hlr, s. - . =
rr.I ". j. BRISTOL. Igs.t C't.r-s'-
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EOgG SAFE.

~ SW.. Sc. ~, T. - r. 5
NEE Sec. -, T. 50, Z 3.
lot 30, Ottawa C.ty.
4. Lots in the state. Addition to Ottawa.
2 lots ia Ottawa Centre.
ac als = aut acre lots in subdivision q part %
the NJ sec. 3, T -, L 3.
This property ovsraks the civ and : the mot f.-
.fr,tl. and valuable property ~ OTTAWA for rSsit!euce-
- p and acre lots s1sr 81 Geo. ". Ia--. rs
preSen: residence, and about lot n ss-tis Addition
n Ottawa adjoining and unrih p' ClIuplin iarbu~ys
Addition Thesa lots xii b" 81 ~ 10 Jet. Any Of tie
above property w5 BE sold s-ar-' time IL desired,
with interest only payable annually 40 tn per cent.
myIi GEJ :. FISHER.
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Michigan Central Railroad.
==,s :! 80, .-77i-:..,3 s:5li1

Joliet division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
siOslig East.
n.eSFNGTI Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at SIS 4.
I NJ and $50 z. ", on artsFd. o! Chicago, Alton
( ST. Louis trains from the South.
Going West.
raay- lake Jrrcp-I AZ 6s5 4 VI and sig p VI, on
arrival OF trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
p--r,-s from the south and West. via the Chicg-o
,rta-. - issf- and C4icag1 x Rock Island Railroads
vii fl! this the most direct route % the last and s'uh
fs -f nav be sure - making prompt connections at
Detroit S.s. usiun Bridge, Buffalo, IEI Cleveland witt
al the main lines 90! travel. and At Michigan City with
New Albany and Salem trains - Cincinnati Lafayette
Louisville. and the South
Through tickets he purchased - the ice At Jo!i
IL for all the ur.cfpal cities and towns at the East
H. c. RICE. Superintendent
Gr, T. M,cGRr5oa Engineer .'.is.f D:e;ssOi. iui2i
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Country residence ana Farm Tor Sale.

For Sale Rent.
4 HOUSE pleasantly situated east side Of Fox River.
"A frlG JOHN l.. ANTHONY.
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For Sale, Barter. or Rent.
YUyREE four Teams for SALE and good job for them
IL for I he next months. They can be paid for in
work. Two Houses and Lots will be exchanged for
Teams or rented, sold terms TO suit poor man.
Gail and see. Idec19l N. PERLEY.
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@ UITABLE for Groceries, Liquors, Fruit, vegeta
- bles proof against Frost under the Book Store
Metropolitan Block Enquire of
4
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PAINTS, Oils, Drugs, &r.
SETH e. EARL Il SONS
Paint Establishment.

q" -HatH 6Tttt, ~ d. 7. IHelpS 0l1 Stand
Ottaaoa, Ill.,
TO keep pace with the growing business and import
ancc Of city, the proprietors OF the above esta
shmen have greatly enlarged their stock both as 70
quantity quality and variety OF articles, and clas
that in point OF superiority and completeness IL is now
exceeded by west % the eastern cities Their stock
now embraces every article which be needed in the
painting finishing and outfit OF dwellings, together with
every article needed by painters and artists in all
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du5urancc.
PEORIA
Marine and Fire Insurance Ce.,

OEF!CEl.S:
' T-----rrgTr Y--s.. b I. T. BOURLAND, J.. Pres,
s-D h. ROBINSON, Ti-9yeling Soliciting igsrt.
II r.sal.-.- % Is capital stock paid $50 900 90
M. assets a. tl.e Company are
Cash itEd. ...-........-.. Goo %
q Real estate U--.--,. lerll!; S,lOJ o.
.. Bonds Owned - -i- Company, drawing
t-H per 7---t----- l-svJ -
:. Debts % Lil Company, secured by mort
rsr- dEaTiH- t1 Five PER ceut-..-.... 12-5'1 %
?. II Other E..-. ss per number six -
g. N#i-s Cog -F-- s- 4-- and no; DUE ll,9tJ U
=. 81 her -..ls'. -s-, consulting Of dis
cr-.t-t .i.. - notes. Cr-!, and accept
aErr- I.r---. % f.iiy. having. ifhI - -
s--E-tF U...-y l SIS -l rII ir1l - -tJI'5' g
Amount rt .iaf"--l- due or not due tsscIsAs - =,
OF other creditors O. the Company. go -
Losses O.. -tsI -.l cr---.---...-s--.--- None
Loses .s-.i f..I MOB observation-disclosures :S'He-
losses l------.-- ----------- -'ni-e-
Losses BE- ---l...E further IT5-i'--. .'' ~
Al .tt. reI-5-s against Gle Cuupauy,----.- None
The rrra'-- ..--- Insured ~ tlIc Company , l.
b. any enc 80 w
TIE ~ -.-5; allowed ~ TIE rules - the ColnlA-
- iu any one ely town or v!!1g-- NO Tu-es con-
rgrrf..- -ile s.-.- -
T-. I--- re- amount 80 fc Insured IN any onebiocS NOT
exceed ...- s.... % V-1=gd 70 any one me-
IT, ass .. --e.r-. 1-aL. ~ herewith irclo-cd-
L. HOLLAND S1cTs!ITy-
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Harmoni.; Concerts

The Mineral Point Harmonic Association gave
, Concert at the Court House, on Thursday eve
,,i,tc. 10 n full house. Their vocal and instru-
mental music was far better than that of a ma
;oritv Of the Concerts given by many of the
:. Celebrated Families" that make singing their
business.
Their Programme was well selected, and each
r,r4 well sustained So well were our citizens
pleased with the performance on Thursday eve
ming. shat repetition was called for, and on
Saturday evening, they gave another Concert to
\ crowded house, all @ whom were well pleased
with the entertainment.
Tile lIarmonies, we understand, are to contin-
&c their organization and meetings for improve
fueut They are certainly entitled to much
rvedit for the proficiency they have made in the
cultivation of their musical faculties, and We
trust others may unite with them and secure
the benefits of proper cultivation of their
voices
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MADISON WATER CURE.

fV'HIS lNSTITU TON is delightfully."- situated the
l. South margin of Lake Menona, opposite and in full
view OF the city of Madison, and sufficiently removed
from the public thoroughtares and business localities to
insure undiSturhe quiet TO the invalid The grounds,
comprising about 30 acres, beautifully unduat
bordering the Lake for than half mile, covered
with tine native oaks and saruhberv aud the scenery
the vicinity embracing every variety Of Landscape, maxi
this the most enchanting and lovely retreat il the
North West.
The buildings large elegant and comfortably furn-
They heated tirou gbout by steam. that the
peaure IN each can be regulated with the greatest
facility, thus rendering the establishment. especially
sui table for Winter Accommodation.
The airy, clear and stimulating atmosphere Of interior
Wisconsin, Is admirably adapted, connection with the
course OF treatment pursued n this Tus tuition 10 bne
ut the suffering invalid and All that close medical at
ention- proper and vigorous treatment and kind care
can avail to restore to health those entrusted to
charge will De chcerfully and reality employed
This Institution has been recently purchased by the
any similar establishment in this country with the d.
termination to establish this Cure upon permanent
basis and make it truly
Model Water Cure Establishment.
Conducted upon strictly Hydropathic and ygeuie prin-
copies, the proprietor pledges himself that pains
expense shall be spared Ia promote the health
is under the charge of Dr. s NJ. LANDIS formerly OF
Phiadeipha, who having had eight years experience in
the Water Cure system fully competent TO take charge
Of the Medical Department.
- A limited number of boarders admitted.
fg Daily Lectures Students. For further Jartc-
All4s address MADISON WATER CURE, Madison, Wis.
Madison, May l1th, 1855. 6In2o
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NOTICE 10 pREEntPT0RS.

10y direction from the Commit the General
! Land ONCE notice i hereby Given
numbered being the L = Alternate Sections of land.
within The SN and fifteen mile limits oi the La Crosse
ANA Milwaukee Rail Road route sin- within this Dis
rict are l. Presumption settlement and entry
Persons who have settled on even Sections Of land
Within the limits Of Jhe aforesaid Route, since the
II aoH a N0rcHcr. 1857 require. 6le their de
elaaforv statements. in this ofce within thirty days
and prove up and make Cut5y of 9 ir claims at Two
Dollars and Fifty per acre within twelve months
from the date of this notice
Persons who have settled on tho even Sections ont
side and within the Gffeen mile limits SINCE
the close Public Sale. which began at this ofee
the fth day ot April 1898. likewise required to
o their eclaraory statements within thirty days. and
Ia make One Dollar and Twenty-Five cents per
acre " ithin twelve months from the date hereof
And all persons who may hereafter settle on either OF
classes OF land must die their decaTatcry
statements within thirty dss :, aud prove up within
twelve months from the date of settlement
LAND OFFICE, Mineral Poirt.g
Wisconsin, May 10th, ISIS.
RICHARD l.. READ, Register.
SwI9 HENRY PLOWMAN, Receiver
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

CHANGE OF TI1IE.--NsNEKAL POINT Il. II.
IL.sG1 Il ......,...:.-l .......:....3
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FINE CARBIAGFs.-We noticed at Cobb's Ware
house this morning. several of the finest looking
Carriages that we have seen for many a day
They of Connecticut manufacture, and con-
sist Of top and open one and two horse car
iiagcs. We were told that arrangements are
about to be made with the manufacturers to
open regular Carriage Warehouse in this city.
At present, persons wishing to examine hem
can do so by calling at Cobbs Warehouse. at
the Rail Road Depot
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\ G \ RID.
rT7TT- subscribers having disposed o their entire Stock
of fsoa all persons indebted - them earnestly
r-s-s :, IF7ft an .he CGEfaiss oafcs
rsiteIr As the accounts must re eose4 " hcut de-
~ Il * 2. LLOYD.
Mineral Point Nav 10 1855 I9tf
NOTICE TO THE ASSESSORS OF IOWA CO.
Ft7HE Assessment Rolls FOX 1855 are new at my olce
4 res0y fer cistr31atton.
}. :. COMFORT, c o Clerk, Iowa CO., MS
Mineral Point, NAY 10, lS5S IStI-
s1A Eo1ES Wishing soap, Tor sale 1sl y co.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAI.,s SALE.
Jonathan II. Ransom.


Burke Fairehild and { - N41A't-
Sarah A. FaiFchild.
n pursuance and by virtue decree made bv the
District Court Of the United States the District
OF Wisconsin, the twenty seventh day of April A. D..
1865. in the above entitled cause shall sell at Public
Auction at the Office Of the United States Marshal in
the city Of Milwaukee, Tuesday, the 29th day June,
1858, clock T. NJ the following pieces parcels
tracts Of land lying and being in the Town of Mineral
Point county of Iowa. and State of Wisconsin, and known
and described on Nletts Official Platt
lot No. (69) sixty-nna also, all of lot No
rs and except six fee of the side of lot
fortyeght as running from front back being the
six feet decided by John Berans aud wife, to Samuel
F. lodolph bearing date the fifth Gay March, the
year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and forty and
corded in the Register of Deeds office of Iowa county
Wisconsin in book H. of Deeds, page three hundred
and twenty three (523 > also the following described
real estate, CONNIE ca at point thirty $3.50 rods
aorth of the south west of Section thirty (36
in township ten 400 north six (6.) of
fourth principal meridian running thence north along
said section inc to point forty-our 40 rods aud four
teen II links south Of the north of the
south west quarter Of said section running thence
parallel with said section line the Wisconsin river
thence along said river point thirty three SO rods
north of the township l;ne between range No. nine
and te; 90 , thence west to the place OF beginning
about "ne hundred and tweve-lI2-acres or less
and all and singular the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing
Marshal's Office Milwaukee Nav :, 1858.
19tds NJ. j. THOMAS, L. 5. Marshal.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and in pursu
oil two decretal orders of foreclosure and sale,
by the Circuit Court Of Iowa County Wisconsin,
the March Term 1855. Of said Court shall offer for sale
sell at public auction the highest bidder for cash
the front door Of the Court House in the city Of Min
oral Point county nd Stale aforesaid, the Sth day
June 1s5S at the hour OF clock p NJ, the following
described mort gagged premises, much thereof
ne necessary to satisfy the amount of 81 O6 S100
besides interest and costs of sale, wit:
The half of the south west quarter Of section No
thirteen. and the north east quarter OF the south east
quarter section No. fourteen all in Township No. four
north Of range No three east OF he fourth principal
meridian and situated in said county of Iowa
Dated Sherlfs office Min eral Point, April 26, 1858.
GEORGE MESS ERSNITH. Sheriff.
1.-6w Iowa County, Wis
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ASoTHER Snow On Monday next, Dawson
d. Cos. " Protean Dramatic Rotunda' Will ex :
libit in this city. This company is said TO be
composed entirely of star" Performers, and
our citizens may expect fine treat in the Ora
matte line. Those who take pleasure in such
smuSements VIII, of course, avail themselves of
the opportunity of witnessing the performances
ou tile 3lst. See advertI sement
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-25

PUBuc ScHooLs.-The Public Schools Of orr
city commenced their Summer term yesterday.
Parents, visit them Go and see if the teachers
are doing their duty Encourage both scholars
and teachers with your presence. from time to
time, during the term, and see if there is not
mutual benefit derived from the experiment.
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EScorEAGING.-Durins the past week, we
have had three days in succession without rain,
followed, however, by a fine shower on Saturday
-ht- The roads are becoming dry, farmers
rapidly planting their corn and potatoes, and
'here IS a slight prospect of Spring.
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L ). lIARsuAL'S SALE.


William ii. Benton and
George il. Chase In the DistrctCcurt Of theJ nj
ted States for the District of
Charles g. RoGolph and " Wisconsin.
Thomas j. Graham.
DY virtue of writ of er acas issued out Of and
der the seal OF the District Court of the United
and for the District of Wisconsin tested the
lIth day of January 1855 and to directed and dev
cred against the goods and chate Lands and tenements
of the said Charles C. Rodoph and Thomas G. Graham
and Tor the want o. goods and chattes to satisfy said
writ Of execution, levied upon and shall sell at public
auction to he highest bidder Thursday the 18th
Of June 1855 at three o'clock NJ at the Court House
in the city OF Mineral Point Iowa county, all the right
title and interest which the above named defendants had
the 9th day of January, 1888, at any time since
the following described real estate wit: The southwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter of section cightS-
township eight-S-range one--I-east the southwest
quarter of the Invest quarter Of section
-23-township stX-6-range one-l--east; the south
west quarter % the southeast quarter of section four
tecn-l4-towuship eight-S-range one-l-east; the
west half of the northeast quarter Of section twenty
Notwithstanding eight-s-range one-l-east, all
in Iowa county and State of Wisconsin.
u. i. THOMAS Marshal.
By Tuos =. OTIS, Deputy.
Mineral Point, May Sd, 1858. lstdz
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RowLNG EY--Nessrs. Emery HeaIv and
,'ohn Cummine ere putting M Bowling Alley
near the Rail Road Depot. The foundation
timhers are already arranged, and we are told
Tie building VIII be completed in a short
time