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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

IMPORTANT FROM HUMBoLDT.-The Times, brought
by Mr.. Loup, is full of stirring news; Chauncey
Miller, of the firm of Sunbury & Miller, North
Fork Of Trinity was killed by Indians on Monday
week The Redwood and upper Mad River In
dams declare hostility; the parties who went in
pursuit have Jared badly, and got the worst of
every battle. A company'un under Major Winslett
fell in with a war party on Monday week, at the
Three Greeks, and were fired upon; Winslctt was
shot through the thigh, but still ordered charge.
Chauncey Miller was shot through the head.
Buckskin jack who lives with q squaw in Mat
tole valley, killed ber brother, and in the night
the squaw cut his throat; Jack rose, took the
knife and killed her, and is expected to recover
from the wound. Citizens of Mattole valley held
a meeting and resolved to drive off all squaw
men, if they did not drive the squaws which
they did. A camp meeting met at Eel River on
the 29tb, and Satan was driven out of ten sinners
through warning by Mr.. Simonds. An Indian boy
driving a mule train was shot by whites near
Union city. Democrats of klamath have nom-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

THE Trinity JOURNAL has the vanity to assert
that the interior editors, meaning the conductor
of the sheet in question, are the great literary
light of the State and the San Francisco editors
are machines, for what he Knows. +. Times
That's not true; we asserted no such thing
But we do assert, that for aught we know and for
aught it matters to the public, the Times may be
edited by machinery or two small boys. The
editor of the Times is a sort of underlined neuter
passive, which nobody is able to construc and not
found in the dictionary. Nobody knows him; yet
this nameless person had the audacity to put up
his lip at mountain editors who ventured to write
a passage of sentiment or beauty Who is this
critic? What has he done? What is he capable
of doing? What sentence of his has no died al
sundown, like behCadCd reptile
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
Ninth District Court---August Term.
DAINGERFIELD, Judge.


Aug 10 Second day of term F Harris Va
James Dixon. Court overruled demurrer-pltf
exccpts 10 the ruling.
Surdevant vs. Bosworth.-Plaintiff moves 10
have counsel appointed to defend the case. Court
appoints H. J. Howe.
Elliot VS. Harris-Decrec of judgment against
deft. for $l6.37.
Finley VS. Curtis. Judgment against dcft for
$500.
G. j. Love VS.. S. For.-Same as before
Thomas VS.. Collins,-Judgment for principa
and interest to date, with costs.
Hooker vs.. Curtis & Garland. - Judgment
against deits and in favor of persons who make
due proof of liens.
Aug. 1l-Trinity County vs. Lynn, Rowe,
Blake, Cole, Anderson q Olmstead, bondsmen.-
Judgment for plaintiff of S6,323 Execution is
sued.
o. J. Gates and wife VS.. j. W. Searles & Co.
Continued.
Aug. l2-Peter Hansen and Bernard Angus.
tine obtained final papers of citizenship.
o. j. Gates and wife vs. Seares & Co.-Taken
under advisemeHt.
Watson Cooper vs. Ware, Howe and others.
--Defts. move for change of venue.
Gates and wife VS. Searcs & Co.--Ordered that
pltff. take nothing by this suit, but that defen-
dants recover costs of plaintiffs.
Hooker VS.. Kelly~& Co.-Judgment for Si,752.
| 54 and costs
Reas VS.. Kelly & Co.--Judgment for s429 and
costs.
Spooner VS.. Kelly & Co.--Judgment for SIS
and costs
Blanchard & Co, vs. Kelly & Co.-Judgment
| for $447.60.
H. Schafforth vs.. Kelly & Co.-Judgement for
S97.25.
Cooper VS.. Kelly Co,-Judgment for SIPS 63
McAulff VS.. Kelly Co.-JuGgment for sl27.5O
Packet vs. Kelly * Co.-Judgment for Sal so
Watson d Cooper VS.. Ware and others.-Pltfs.
move to dismiss application fer change of venue.
Overruled. Counsel except and argue motion for
change of venue.
Proceedings up TO Friday morning. Court
still in session.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
Order OF Sale.
In Probate Court for Trinity County and State
Of California.
Hon. r. 7. MILLER, Probate Judge.
In the matter of the estate of CHAs PAUIsEN. dec.

VHE PETITION OF REUBEN PIERCE, AD-
L mlnistrator of said estate for an order of sale
of all the real and personal property belonging
to said estate coming on to be heard and no one
appearing to make objections to the same. and
due proof OF publication OF the notice having
been here made, upon motion of said administra-
tor. 1t is ordered that the said administrator be
and he is authorized to sell or cause to be sold
according to law, at public sale, and to the high
est bidder for cash, the following described prop
erly belonging to said estate, to wit: All of the
interest OF said estate in the Turner's Bar water
race; also, the interest of said estate in the Tur-
ner's Bar mining claims. tools, fixtures, wheels
and appurtenances.
Ana IT. IS further ordered that notice of the
sale OF said property shall be given by posting
notices In three public places in this county, and
by publication in the TRINITY JOURNAL at least
four successive weeks before the day of such SALE
OF The time and place of sale and describing with
suLlclent certainty the property to be sold.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF TR1x-
~ IrY-s.s ], John A. Watson, County Clerk.
and ex oilcio Clerk of the Probate Court, in and
ior said county do hereby certify the foregoing
TO De true copy of an order made in the above
entitled case, and now remaining on record in
my office.
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal of said Probate
LIS Court, at Office, this 10th day of August, A.
D., 1858. JNO A. WATSON, County
CLERK, and ex-oficio Clerk of Probate
CouTI. by D. Ii. Trulant Deputy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
BY NORTHERN TELEGRAPH.
SAN EDASrrCco Au0 10

SAN Francisco, Aug. IL.
Geo. Fl. Mitchell, from Grizzly Flat, Ell Dorado
county, was arrested to-day on complaint of
Jones Harrington for swindling. He had pur-
chased $4,000 worth of goods on credit stating
that he was in business in Ell Dorado, took them
to Sacramento and sold them.
John White, mate of the ship Ringlcader, was
stabbed in the thigh by one of the crew.
J. c. Duncan has retired from the Globe news
paper, and Geo. W. Guthrie has purchased the
whole concern.
Sky High Port Townsend Indian, had his
nose bitten off by another from Astoria last
night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

BAKERS SPEECH.-Col Z. ID. Baker was here
this week, on Court business, and having been
requested by large number of citizens desiring
to hear his oratory, addressed as many people as
could get in the Theater on Wednesday night.
His speech was generally argumentatve, directed
against the Lecompton Administration measures,
and was not so full of eloquent passages as some
others we have heard him make. Baker has q
wonderful mastery over an audience; there is no
man in this State capable Of so moving their
passions Persons who widely dissent from his
principles, listen to and applaud the orator who,
in spite of every supposed beresy, commands their
admiration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
Information Wanted.

NJ the whereabouts Of NJ. r. MCWHORTER,
Oagod 43 years. who left California for Central
America in the year 1851, since which time no
thing has been heard of him.
Any person having any knowledge of him will
confer favor by addressing his father, NJ R. Nc
Whorter, Waulisha, Wisconsin, or the editor of
this paper.
California and Mexican papers please copy.
Aug. II, 1858. 304t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

MOsT TOO ALTITUDINous.--A mountain cotem-
porary has been celebrating its several county
candidates by surnames only-omitting the Chris
tian prefxes, as Smith, Hill, Brown &c. We
have always known who were meant by Clay,
Calhoun, Jackson, and other great names, omit
ting Henry, ohm and Andrew, but we are puzzled
to know which Mr.. Smith is thus exalted. Some
persons affecting eccentricity, hit on fools pc
culiarities
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
is OLUTlON.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Co.
~ partnership lately existing under the firm and
style OF Wood Yancey. has been dissolved, the
undersigned having purchased the interest of Mr..
Yancey in the same.
The business will be conducted in future 10y ].
q. Wood. All persons indebted to the late firm
are requested to settle the same without deIay.
and all persons having claims will present them
for payment. J. C. WOOD.
Weaver, Aug. 7, 1858. 9O3
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

Uses OF Custom House SERvANTs.-Th Bulletin
asserts that large number of ships came in last
week; nevertheless most of the Custom House
officers found time to attend and remain at the
convention in Sacramento. This feeding trough
is very expensive.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

Gov. DOUGLAS made speech to the immigrants
at Victoria, in which he expressed conviction that
gold existed all through the territory, but affirmed
his belief that Californians had been foolish in
leaving their quiet homes, abandoning sub
stance for an uncertain shadow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

AN important ditch case is before the District
Court which will require several days for dispo-
sal A number of smaller ditch owners sue DR..
Ware, Jas. Howe Co., owners of large bitches
on East Weaver Creek. for appropriating more
water than is supposed to rightfully belong to
them. There are As witnesses on ono side, and
we know not how many on the other.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

THE Victoria Gazette says that depressing reac.
ton has commenced and is going on with as much
force as the preceding excitement, but advises
parties there to remain until Frazer river falls
This, we reckon, would be safe way TO escape
the penalty of mortality. If they contract with
the devil for lease of life till Frazer river falls
enough to get at the gold they will have old
Nicholas foul
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

ANOTHER INDIAN MURDER.-A German who
made bis escape to Big Flat fom the scene of
murder, reports that Mr.. Pardee brother of DR..
Pardec, Of San Francisco, wife and child were
massacred by Indians in Humboldt county on
Monday night. We have not beard the partcu
lars or exact time OF the murder. We understand
despatch has been sent to the Governor for asss.
tance. A war Of determination will ensue;
nothing but general slaughter will subdue the
savages.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

TIE Board Of Supervisors have resolved to
throw out all bills not positively authorized by
law, leaving themselves no discretionary powers
BY this we have suffered to amount of SIS, for
work done in good faith; still we think the Board
are acting properly, and are taking the right
measures to extricate the county from debt.
Their proceedings are published at length; we
have not room for further comment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

DEATH OF CHAUNCEY E. MiLLER-Expressiug
profound sorrow of the community in which he
lived, we record the death of this estimable young
man of 80 years, late trader at the North Fork
Of Trinity, and formerly from Guilford, Connec-
ticut. Three weeks ago he went to Humboldt to
lcok after mules, and bearing that an expedition
was about starting in pursuit of Indians be vol
unteered. Overaking the Indians at Three
Greeks, fight ensued, in which he was shot
through the head by an Indian. Herein the
relatives Of deceased will find expression of con-
dolence from the community deprived of an
industrious and promising young citizen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

'FOR PREsIDEKT'-As several nominations for
President have already been made by California
newspapers, and nominations being in order. we
name William d. Legges, for that position lie
is Native American in principle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
WEAVE WILLIE:
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. II, 1855.

'SoUAw MEN.'-We are told that the Humboldt
Indian trouble originated at Bald Hills, by
white man and niger ebducting squaws' keep
ing them while at camp and then driving them
off. The Indians endured the outrage as long az
they could, and then began avenging the wrong
on innocent whites-hence tbe war.
Those miserable, abandoned wretches who CO.
habit with filthy squaws should be driven from
among men. If their turptude involved nothing
but their own disgraces it would be enough to
leave them in the squalor of Digger concubinage,
but when their unnatural passions bring assassi-
nation and death upon decent citizens they should
he driven out to wallow and gender in the dirt
piles inhabited by their insecteating paramours
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

GOLD.-Greenhood Newbauer have four bars
of gold of 1s0 ounces each, taken from John
Owens q Co.'s claim this spring-the result OF
washing up. The firm shipped more gold last
week than ever before. Their shipment this week
was about $l4,0 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

9s7s- A negro slave came home and said: Mas
sa, old Mr. Sknant wants to buy dis nigger'
Yes, but Jabe, don't want to sell YOU
But tells you, massa, old Skinfnt will give
three thousand dollars for me, and you know I've
got q bad cough, and won't live more IN year OF
two, and I'd like to take the old chap in.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
For Justice of the Peace.

VIM MOLONEY announces to the voters of
Weavervlle township that he will be an Indcpen-
dent candidate for the office of Justice of the
Peace at the coming election. 3Ote.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

or whet.aaa asaaaaa.ars-.l l--asi i
pebble that is c,.st tnc oceans depths strs,
though it be but with a ripple, its rolling waves
from shore TO shore, so is each single mans opin-
ion of more or less moment in the great affairs
of society and government, and mine will not
surrender to the beck Of power, though it should
be throned in adamant'
| There's spectacle which the good must ap
prove-a man of high principle abandoning The
the means Of livelihood rather than compound
with a single requirement of conscience W,
question whether Mr. Buchanan will make goot
the loss sustained by displacing one of the mos
valuable writer's Of California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
LETTERS REMAINING IN
TRINJITX H. O.
On MONDAY, Aug. 9th, 1858.

Mrs Rebocca J. Smith, Miss Julia Spaulding,
Jno. W. Benson, (3) Benz McCanslood, John S.
Cameron, J. Campbell, JAS. II. McCampbcll, W
II. Elliot, Oh. Ettersham, Fried Fabian, Charles
Iiammon, J. II. Hatch, Louis Olsen Lindelen, NJ.
L. Marks, Oh. MeGller, Wm. A. Pendergast, 81
Sig. Guzlielmo Paarola, Jno. Reid, N. II. Smith,
Rollin Smith, Adam Sharp, Alex. Steele, Thos. J.
Stone, Francis Taelet A. F. BILAY, 2. NJ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

AN Indian boy, accused of and scolded by his
parents for stealing, hung himself at Victoria.
He tore up an cid blanket and suspended himself
from a tree limb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

MS A Greek soldier took his breakfast at
dawn, and ate only bread dipped in wine. Pa
tricians sal down to but one meal day. soldiers
and plebeians partook of two, and none but very
low people ate three times a day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

The Sacramento Union says that Douglas
Democratic newspaper is to be started directly
in Marysville; we presume Ridge will be editor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

NEWSPAPER NoTTCE.-The Humboldt Times de-
sires publishers to send exchanges by mail, by
way OF Weaverville
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

The frame work of the Union church is raised,
ready for roofing. The contractor is putting up
the front columns. The building will appear
well from the street, when finished
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

INDIANs HosTnE.-The Humboldt, Klamath,
Scott, and lower Trinity river Indians have had
war dance, and have resolved determination of
the whites
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

CHAs. DICKENS is forty-fve years old, little
above the middle height and slight in figure, light
brown hair, high forehead and brown, flashing
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

SIX or seven adveneurers returned from Frazer
river this week; we havnt heard of their depos-
iting' anywhere-guess the gold went up the
| hume
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
Prize Shooting

WITH RIFLE FOR A GOLD WATCH, worth
w 5000, on Sunday, Aug 23d at FiIlibuster
Flat, Trinity River E. SCHNABEL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

The King and Queen of Holland have quarrel.
ed and separatedi the Queen says the King is
cracked, but the King says its just the other way
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

FIRE ARMs.-McLain & Hulme advertise to-
day; have all parts of Colts pistols, separate, so
that any broken part can be replaced in a few
moments Hulme worked several years in Colts
factory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

LAID OvEH.--A good deal of interesting matter
and several late Advertisements have been defer.
red this week. Read new advertisements No
room for further mention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

MAYOR DECKER, of Marysvile, has got married,
and now they call him a double Decker We
wonder how many matches this twodecker will
have?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

lNDEPENDENcE HoTEL.--H. NJ Truett has leased
the above named excellent house in the room ~
s. ID. kTeder who removes to Trinity Centre.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

THE American convention nominated o. II. P.
Horcross ior County Judge, and F. C. Sterling, of
Ridgeville, for Assembly-both excellent men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

IN noble minds error is suffering and we
should soothe the heart that bears its punishment
within
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

ABOUT FlsH.-Will the Sacramento Aercuru
oeblige US by defining what it means by fshy
journal?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
EIeCtiOn.

At A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
"A the Weaverville g. Shasta Wagon Road Co,
held Aug. 9th, 1858, present Jno. C. Burch, W.
j. Tinnin, F. w. Blake, it was ordered that a
meeting of the stockholders be held at the Court
House in WeaverYille, on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

The Iabeau performance on Saturday night
was well attended aud much appauded
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
Tuesday, August 18th,

at O'Clock, p. m, for the election of officers for
ensuing year JOHN C. BURCU, Prest.
+ " BLAEF, Secretary 3O.aw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
Settlement Wanted.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE THIS METHOD
l. of notifying all persons indebted to them that
a settlement of all accounts must be made i'm
medIately, as one of the partners is about to
withdraw from the firm GEO F. FROST,
b. Z. TRASK.
Weaver, Aug 7, 1858, 2etf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
Married.:

In Nevada, on the 2sth ult., Mr.. Henry Pear
son to Miss Lizzie Crane
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ROAD NOTICE..
OFFICE OF HISERAF. FolS7 2 X g.
ErSEasE possr. Wa July =. 1sz-

OFFICE OF HIzEEAT. PoaS7 p 4 Co.
HISEaa1 scs,T. Wa, July =. 1s5-
d ORDtE Ct rs Bead % D5restas= tlie dsv
E3u5e. &otl-4 - AsFe1v given Thai -ctA meeting
ErE1lzu1z IN The above mined 1psuv VIII -
hia as TIE Office q ssl7 company. a. the cts Of s4lzr
Point. Wisconsin, 1ls lr-f f4'ss - she month =
september next. TIE being t- 7ta o. = rzsa
mouth. H tr o'clock J. n for ts l-rR1ss - esctHE
Directors - srye Tor the uaezpir-d q te
present ear, au Eraasset surh otlea 6sssi aess ula
.as5tlzsE-e4r cez-- saf.ze $3.50 zsessi1g.
H& EE<EE, Seer-ta~s
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William Lanyon St4to OF Wisconsin,
Plaintiff low, county Circuit Coz TT.
against
Eahriu l..
aud George Z. The Plaintiff esrss the Trial of this
Genet, Action. II any there b, 10 be lad II
Defendants the county Of Iowa
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN.
To Ephr.aI4 1. Snow and George
G. Genet. Defendants,
X-OU are hereby summoned To answer the complaint
L # William Lauyou, Plaintiff. copy Of which
flied IN the Office tbe Clerk 81 the Circuit Court
and for said county, sine 18th Cav Of July, 1852 and
10 copy Of your he subscribers the
Law efhcc OF cobB Ac~-lore. in the city of Mineral
Point. Iowa county. Wisconsin. within twenty
tie OF this of the
and YOU fan said complaint her,
bv required. the plaintiff wi apply to the Court for tho
Iels,t aguNti4dclin the ceIul Ia Mt
CORE : MESSmORE,
39w6 Of Mineral Point Plaintiffs Attornrys
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Lok Ee-e!

Persons eho desire to pay tLeir subscription
to the THlBuNE. or other debts due Us, in Butter.
Flour. Eggs Wood. etc, requested to bring
them along At once, as are in need Of all
those articles
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13E1II DOLLAEs REBGRBs
s 7 z q 7 z D OF STOLEN

'Ae& the suiseF .t- living the toss al Rid
z 90 the itth - JuUe ,firfsi Mare BLACK C. II
e maze o. ter aars oa, htd ieef sita ap to the
lffe joints, saaE star 10 the far@ead and Full gnder
the glands The c0At j. three months old. Wiz. Lac.
nlaae AAG tail.
ANY person retaining said ana cost to The Sub
sefl1ef in ksEesa1 i receive 50 sr OF any rsr-
sou st,4nE iat7ra..et -eEe rl Mag BE- osad shah Ia
literally Eosars.---
". f.. SAMSON.
Hi-1e"7f. s-tt -, te'-- J0Nss
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Persons indebted 10 the Tribune Office for
job Work. Advertising. or Newspapers, are de-
sired to cau aad settle the same a once, as We
are Il needot Tie amounts due Us.
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teGfalft1 b ! (
against -aa-s ra WIS
William Chapel E,--.5rr s., r~o2
y Office = hereby given virtue II a writ ~
ENecatlsu, issues e- y .. l.-..5- l-.s-+ II ana
Is the count ~ Iowa, aa- esa-v Wisconsin dated
Ee isth dav Of Juig. lea>- a- 81 --e-.s-s ln tle
-ve eEtitle1 cause. against fae saE Il. a-lI's.
aud tene1aeGtS, of lll aasvs sr-s- I ..
Cav s5ezei and Ievie- lEau tae ~ t1.a
rleast Quarter Of Tie >uu -- t-I tzaar-tr
r5gcreca 49, Town Sax North 81. Aas-e Ne. t1rge
-lcast Quarter cf tia Southeast t1rr,r sae. IN
: H5a.ten rI1.1 Tow SIX North 81 Range No tle.a
East, hesag the west side az forts SOD f-s-.
sell tie 5th 2av Of October -zN-. ISIS -,
a-8 +-c hours 10 O'clock A. ~ and a'cceA 8. sE-
$3.50 cay, S. the front door - the Court House. lu -
F nt AfneF~} Eoi2e IN rhs sa11 county at 4oeA and
>ta-s IS Wisconsin aforesaid. expose fer szle n Hc
As-fian. II the highest bidder for cash, stlst SAID
rs-lt and costs
GEORGE MESS EBSsITT5f.
Sheriff LoEa Co. WIS
>1er5E'= 0eea. Nf---sl r.le-
TEir -tt. ISIS
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Tile Republican electors Of tho City Of 1Iia-
eei Point are requested 10 meet Mt the Court
House, Friday evening. August Gosh, az half
last sercu o'clock. for he purpes, ct choosing
i've delegates from each ~ard IS lie District
Convention. to be held Ill this cry On tie 2lst
last. 81 Order Of Civ Committee
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J $ tate Of NiEeonsiu,
Iowa county Circuit Court.

John Adams auG state Of Wisconsin.
John Bonner Plaintiff. Iowa county Circuit Court.
a.rqlast
william hcsslaw. Iiar The Plaintiff desires the Trial
ulau Aen-i-as All Da- 81 this Action K any there
wa ii,-sfster, 20. To Dc had in tie Couaty Of
The @TArE NI-CCSa4s.
To William Rena.laE Harr.zr
Isershew snd David HYiiister Defendants.
NFoi ere hereby fufuElone n answer the complaint
81 +oEu AGrns and Joi.n Bcnner. Plaintiff hi.n
tiel in the ONCE of THE Csfk tl Circuit Court
~ and for said e0auty, She 18th a4y 81 JuHe A
loas, and - serve copy IF your the Sub
sctIat ~ iac Lars 8lace e Cobb Asssinur- ci.r
nf Mineral Point Ina -puntr. siu xithE ws,,t5
aftrT tui- Summons exclusive of ;he
day 81 service aa1 ~ fl 20 complaint
a. hereby required Ae ptiHilh e apply 70 count
flT tilt -=l.,i demanded IL tfle com Iaitf
COb8 i AEssA0RF
Two IT A-HFrli PDiHt, FialEt5n'. Attoeievs.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Tax NoAica


1akAsUREg-s oFFEcE, Iowa Co. WIS
MINERAL PoIST, august End Is5S
&ToTiCE Is hereby given that much Of each a. tho
~ following described lots tracts or parcels If -
may e necessary ier That purpose, vii, on the second
Tuesday tlls l8tn dsy) Of September next ma tb xt
succeeding a.. De sold at public auction al the Office Of
me toahF treasurer II the cify Mineral Point in
said county Tor the payment Of taxes interest and char
q thereon. Sale To commence at O'Clock IN the f-
aOon Of tbs day above mentioned
FRANCIS VIVIAN County Treasurer