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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

The Hartford Times tells OF man Who OBJ
jected to having Christmas boughs taken from
bis farm, and demanded Is Of the ladies Who
were dressing church. Il was finally settled
~ the pastor offering TO marry him for nothing.
i having been ascertained that be was psepar-
ing for that interesting event, which vas agreed
TO, and the controversy ended.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

,4ado3c wssssissda good many hogs arriving
b ssssy ssassAsy. several droves having passed
dowo Js0sssun q. e 45fs1 6sbsBF8 81
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

The Editor Of the jamestown Democrat ia
"posted" in Biblical learning, aud gives a an
example, thus;-. n. .,a*
/" Somewhere in that story it tells about q
man, whose name was Saul or Paul, or Haul.
or something Of that kind, who went down from
Damascus to Jerusalem and feil among THE YES.
And some time about midnight, : light from
Heaven shone down brighter than the sun, 80
that man whose name was Levi, who was
passing that way, was enabled to bind up his
wounds, and lake him to hotel, when be gave
the landlord twenty five cents, and told him il
it cost more than that he would foot the bill. J"
sGreat Liars should have good memoriesn il
an ''old saw" that James Buchanan seems to
have disregarded. In his message he SAYS:
In my instructions to Gov. Walker on the
2Sth March last, merely said that when "a
Constitution shall be submitted TO the people OF
the territory, they must be protected in the
exercise Of their right Of voting for or against
that instrument, and the fair expression Of the
popular will must not be interrupted BY fraud.
or violence"
But on reference to his instructions now pub
lished, it is perfectly clear that the President
perpetrates downright lie under that phrase
merely said, " for be did actually say:
"When such Constitution shall be submitted
TO the people Of the territory, they must be pro-
tccted in the exercise Of their right or voting
for or against that instrument and the fair ex.
preston Of the popular will must not be inter-
rupted BY fraud OF violence. repeat, then. @
my clear conviction, that unless the convention
submit the Constitution to the vote Of ali the
actual resident settlers Of Kansas, and the cleo
ton be fairly and justly conducted, the Consti-
tuition will and ought 70 be rejected By Con-
gress."
He did not merely say" he said and repeat
ed that the Constitution should be submitted 10
the people, and that If the Convention failed 10
do il. i would be and ought to - rejected ~
Congress"
Merely said, what mean, miserable, sneak
ing. dastardly, contemplate lie President Buch
anan seeks TO conceal in that listle phrase
Gate City.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

ID ADVANCE IN BssADsrurys.-A lady passed
up jefferson street Saturday r. u. with a full
sack of -Four or her head. rs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

" Hoas.-Ths Cincinnati Gazette Of rusday says
hses vsse nsais better, and worth $4.ss to IS
noe; - bAA s#s*NrAif9 Ea-5ssfFS e.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

TVNHIS covnnapv has he~. nr,>nt..a - 49,
sor De s P'sai ''s 'hs psrp's' q 'sss'yins u
49, Aa~~.a>- n~
n nh. = ~ 49, SSssaeso Hsea.a 9.
Iasy A.v. P.ssSss.d q sssrs .ss1i.ss -
Ms. 5000 e. " :. u. kAsssss c., -
.;.h ~, I. ISnhsss On y: Huss
s,ssd i i. e.s.ai.s.ieo =. PREPARES . ,ss.Ss
c.eax y ~ sines e mere Meerel rates tAsa -
THH CnNrInA I'm Sssss ~ sSse, s14s .
A.hs- 80 - = 80 - wMk1 sss es.e1
~ eS.srs.s -. ~. ssnsssAU essesshdtMs
49,. ~ MAG nine u the verdi large ssslss
- ~, - y sucessss, eperesoa ~ dietteas 80
h ~. ooanuy, Canaoss Cuea, And ooath Anesk.s
.acn.sS - mel IT @sfD nave oeen sested ney ~
49, ~ry 'umosS masuMcsofess y PfeSassDa 2
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thosS No a. 49,. ~ 11, 49, sssssA
Mss - Sss.S - Cone1naeion MI:
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performs veil. sn1 ~. , \ ys 800 80 ~ ~
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eAick 4 ~ isfs,s 49, .h. sSnsssns vsM
sSC 49,. IS St q .ss.sissl l..esr n y Asss., 80
- hsvs = m.sn ~. .ssSra - y. -. IL ~ ~
Wlen I 1sss,e s,s.a,s - 49, eoenv ~ ~
II freS ~ n n. -. ~ sApenaes - ese ~
nears q ths timber. W. 40 t - - - -
Yo.rs re@scssssiy ~ y ~ 80 11;
An Ma KrSTKRsHPs ~. rl IsEeAases LUMDv ra!L[
Ne seisaeias ASsvissa ~ o.ssS, "a a - :
greatly 70 the ekcisney 81 ~ nm.
he COMBINATION NILE, IN N a. vssts'
proves ents, and steam pover ii n Ho,.ss. 4 f.
~ aovi1e from 5000 % A,coo leee N n Noun, z
60 @r &leN: 1n -
IA1 NEW YORK CZRCUZAR "a ENl
- mansAcsaied ealy ~ tAis coapasy. hhd4
w eces.Ieeaien, cd sold fos = ~ cent So
= inch s.w can - sssd fce 49, = go an1 49,
horse engine and boiler y sold for o9,9e0.
OKkAN kNGIN@ and n0lh94& AN01NW o.
! - leo Acsse pover; L0COMO11vk, TUBUlA&.
a0d CYL9NDER nC1lE99 faYAiSAeA = CasV
1.csd prices ffcn former eseassssA
Drawing, with plans and spseiAeasisss ~ ssaA
. CsnP.:sss nseAa.iss are ssas o. Y r seM
~" ~ sCnnes "a - w ~ ~ nvSr,Nrs. r
MING HA0NinM nc ~ MyyIs - W.
III GENERAL. e
pukiTH ~ .eI -. = 49, ~ 49, t..as y -
vniGHT WcrT .a'aess'sA - = -
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. ssss s1sssss d. "sss Ss1 -
Ms 80 aasa'sA etAss sUass = o11s1'biAaA
-7ga
4e2 underslQ1ee afe aleo puh1Ahers II -as
~ VUlTTO NJATRD l0V3I&.
4 lar1e "a .sg.iassea 1assss.s: >. seg ssS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

III EGAJ. EnveloPes.-Leeal EnyeIopes. eloeA
- lined, Just received add l0r ale 81
su0aA y BROWN.
.Y .@. - .as a.A AAgfee laAuaa ll0ek "A a.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

1vcsslSS0r-tD&sy S1Nlk@N,1s~1AEy VUEr
sssnlsally issiMats ~ isllsvise saspissss =
000 eMgx0u1: a&
Gless, vhiIs Eyiss asas Osseo. 40 ssae y
he Pennsylvania Psniseptasy. Il y surS -
fhsA peeviess % this, be had narriad ~ -.
naa kDo0n = M Eittles, so3 nov r~pessrnf.
- - his sister; that, willis ~ Eusbspi - i
psisos, TIKI woman lived ls,ahe aseas fass,Iy =
9 dAsghies, md . sueh eoly - knows % liz
dee and becahss his vile. Altss Sseas uos =.
Ieascd from prison. he. 81 ecusss, sssosDed "
hss family. fosad BIZ ui6s sgain .ssvisd. co.,
ssnied % keep UP The delssios siiA Hssise. bus
nnai'y u. perhaps h.ving SO N iahliss u hoo
| ~ 4oel ~ aaE3se - ateoaaeo - elss oNtn-
sv:. sd iadslisase bsinasy n ~ .broshsr
- - s'' NJ. o. z...A..1 A.-.a -. s#
Cox. PAuLDise.-Hissn Pasldjs4 cos.ss No.
astly BY his skill In arrsstinR ualaw1sl expsdi-
tions. His father vas that esIebrsted jeAo
PauIding, the Reekskill fafsnss, Who 80 ose q
The three captors of Major Andre. Birsu vos
born u Westchestes county, and easly In Ne
entered The Navy. whore 10 has asadualiy vet.
ed hn way up through the grades 81 Midehio-
man, Lieutenant, Commander and Captain, Ho
has ever been one Of The noes eflcssns ssd vi.
ed o6aesrs II TIE sssvies, and 0ovesnnept
short time sincs showed il appssciasiea u 10
fact, BY appointing him % The command Or ~
Home Squadron, which b now holds.
We observe ~ sss Pro Slavery papers list
the Commodore t.exceeded his instfucsieass Il
% promptly capturing Walker. The sams con.
plant was made By Arnold's friends aesines
John Paulding. Nevertheless, history aud pnh-
lie opinion jsssi6ed the one, and win iusslly sAe
other.-Albanv Journal s - 84 NJ. EF1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

e. In the nsttsss Of deaths IN our ex-
changes, We notice that nearly ali the names Of
young ladies are spelled nickname fashion, and
end Nth aie." - s. Is
lnfersnce--that this very fashionable method
Of boarding-school photography is fatal
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
jtlehQRR. I'm,

Lats, Who killed O'Eeasy Y ! stsses .Aeht d
Jnne, 1855, ana fsceDlly caps1red = ~ Iouis.
- III evening touAd gsilsy " aaF6sf \ W
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

IA. NeGAxcnoLY AyyAIa.-4On Wednesday night
. very dsplosabls affair occurred in Clark coun-
~, Ind. A Aiss Prasher WAS married to acous-
in II her fathers residence. Some ofthe young
men, acquaintancs Of the bride and bridegroom
came to the house for the purpose Of charivari-
Ing the parties The father Of the parties asked
thsm 70 desist, and they complied with the re-
quess. Bot shersly after they returned. and the
bride being 90 horseback for the purpose Of 60
ing TO the hons Of the bridegroom, the animal,
becoming frightened, threw the bride on, and
che bad hee neck broken, causing instant death.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

WOMEN WANrEn-The lasess census Of Ore
gon exhibits remarkable disparity Of the ser.
e. While the males number 1000 there arc
only is, 900 females.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

eae. = - dsaes nes 4 will -, passsd iato :
hss - Svoue1 tsuhsa nsxt sss:ng - ahis
Great Nne1ooal lDnrovereent.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

FAILUAEs o. THE Crisis. Hon. Bsnj. Disrasll
sets down the failures in England ct S295, 600.
600 up 70 the l1th December, very considerable
more than the aggregate amount Of The failuses
n iS47, 1887 and 1895. The New Yosh Hssall
says that i would Be fair to add q lease asnssh
more for failures on the consinent, and = ~
$500, 100000 up to the 10th Deeember, for ID.
fOye 40 whole; not including Doese 110tOOO..
900 involved in failures in this countsy. --Thees
ngures. which Of course ore rossh appsoaina-
tons, may serve % guide 70 NJ meschans end
the legislator. They would perhaps T. nocs
accurate u the merchants Who failed here were
al to publish . statamens Of sheir aGhiss q y
done in England. - 7 A
VEsr TaUE.-Genesal Casg, % his ssply 70
General Walkers letter ofrsignaGiou ays -
"foar resignation y accompanied BY long r.
gument on the affairs oftke Territory generally.
% which you are wen aware Il sosld s. iHposs;.
oLt for TIE Depertussasto reply That i % hon
ess confession, and co0plimentary 70 tie sagao-
~ Of the venerable Secretary.-( Dessoit ri
bune.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

Hamburg, and James Holmes or Kidderminster
1.-THE latter for $4,000 pounds. 3q
The launch Of the Leviathan has been post
poned sine die. ss ss 4s4
A memorial very infuentially lsiened had been
presented TO Lord Palmerston in favor Of repre-
senting in Parliament 1.-THE educated classes.
FRANCE.-lt was rumDred that . general am
nesty for newspaper oiense would Be proclai-
med on New Years Day, and that the decree or
exile against Generals Dsdeau and Chanearniei
10 70 be repealed. ssssE 1.s II I'M Il
BELGIuA.-The Secret Chambas had passed
resolution in favor. Of the repeal. Of the usury
Laws. 4f 5000 4. MI 49,. 5ss.
SrAIs.-An amnesty Tor political offences in
the trans atlantic possessions Of Spain has been
PRussIA.---It i stated that Diplomatic rel..
tions will sooa be resumed bet~sen Prussia and
Sutherland. VI ,ys ss,t ~, sfss - ss4s7 4.
RussIA---An Important victory over The
Teherkessas IL announced. A great number
Of them were killed, and many Of the villages
were burned. s go ~ II .ssess II
svEDEa.-A number Of impersans failures
are announced. The goycrnment had proposed
70 borrow swelvs million thaless % aasiss the
merchants. Witt
L0ndon, Saturday. lAtesk-Ths Times city
asticls notes a advance OF = quarter Per cent.
In The fbnd& Bank rstnrns chow a increase
in bullien e 4, 16l, 8e6 pounds. III ssg
II The stosk market tho sspply e noasy d
nbuadanA an@ n The diseouss market IL beat
papaf can b Aeeetiated Il '6} - 10 pr cent.
a reduction Of Tho assdiuD nate q - bank !
Deems probable before Thupsday naxG 4
~ Hambasg The crisis ssems partially saAiid. |
10; The rate q dsscoaet ies ahoet papae Aav. |
ng fallen 70 Per cent. hra s!sssts1 a
Yesterday the bills we're setnsae4lof Dssy I
o., Ensinssss and Agricultural Jnpasment me-
/ The Brehen fClrsulsR Eepests ~ ps;oes u
Seesea hall penny pr pound loTes . N qnal-
~. Co4ee qaies ard Tea Qsataslens bAsply L
o1ealee &slxAa a aaffasssa sfatia Asssssss8
ia4Sh ia ~ tsesgasHs Basisss 90. o.
Latx va kili,dd Ores,y & s.ss = I'm Il h
~. iss6 "a sscesily capsared y 81 Iosip. |
- ~ sySsilg iosad ssilsy " msEdsf y ~
- @aefna III
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27
IN pRoB.TE-IowA cOUarY COURT.

deceased
ON reading and Sling the petition Of Mary Nebei e
trepreSSntug aIneuE other things that Charles Neh
eS late the Of Highland in said county
the us day Of April A D. 1888, al HI residence IN said
town. died interstate, leaving goods clares and estate
within this county and that She the said petitioner, Is
widow Of SAID dsee.s@a AID PRAYING tEat admins
tration % sad estate b. granted her, ard Charles
ohlerkRg, Of iG q Iii ghland il Is ordered that
said petition - heard before the Judge of this court
saturday the fifteenth day Of Msy enzn. "a Inc
said Judge in the village Ct Highland, ms ii
? county
The heirs deceased and 20 al persons interested
by publishing copy Of tas order for three successive
weeks prior said of hearing The Mineral Point
2s5HHe, weekly newspaper, Pzne at the city OF elm
eral Point, il said e>aGnJy. l. N. SIRoNI
Dated April I'D. j. D 1855. I7-3w County Judge
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27
NN T, HESEr, City Clerk.

WHEN MAY \ Man BE CONSIDERED Drunk =
This isa question that has often been discussed,
and We believe not vet satisfactorily decided
While some consider man drunk whenever he
Is 50 much under the influence Of intoxicating
eating drinks a 10 cause change IN his ap-
pearauce, manners or conversation others hold
TIA; a man Is nor drunk Is long Is he Is able 10
CONVERSE intellisibIy or walk tie streets a,
tins question often comes up before cur Police
Courts. would il not be well for oUr City Couu-
ell to determine the matter and pass an oTdi-
nance as TO when a man nay be considered %
&c drunk
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

-0TICE hereby given that the undersigned Admir- n
i.trator the Estate ef William S4nerS late Of
- county OF rsnt deceased by ,irsue license and
-+boIitv granted 10 him hF tEs county of Grant
,otv Wisconsin. 5atei the FIRST lay % February 4.
: 1SsS viii on the fifteenth day 81 Nav l>5S. one
1,k in the afternoons o5er fer sale ami sell Public
.f, al the offca Of l. NJ Strong, II Highland. te
5rnrv af Iowa State Of Wisconsin, al 81 tae fol-
.-as-rilasI tracts in said IevSa.
..nl DESIGNATED as follows to-v3t=
The halt Of the north Fast quarter Of section
" tventv-three (,.1 ard the south quarter Il
Use north quarter Of Section Ne. tweuty-tvo 60
l in Township seven. O. North # Range No
II East of the fourth principal rr6ian containing IN
al 10 acres according government survey Terms q
lie cash in hand HIRAM BAdIEHT.
I--3w Admins traitor
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27
MORTGAGE SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that BY virtue and IN PuTsu-
decretai orders Of foreclosure and sale,
sae by Circuit Court Of Iowa County Wisconsin,
March Term, 1S5S said Court. shah for sale
and sell public auction. the highest bidder for cash,
the front door the Court House, in the city of Min
er1 Point county and state aforesaid, the Sth day 81
June. 1881, at the hour clock F. NJ, the .oowin
described nortgaes premises, much thereof
may necessary satisfy the amount IF sI.U36 Sl00
besides interest anu costs OF sale. to-vif:
The Saif OF the south .r1er Of section y %
thirteen and tine north quarter of
quarter section No. fourteen all Township Ne four
range No three. east OF the fourth principal
meridian aud II tuats 4 IN SAID county Iowa
Da5rsi Sheriff Office Mineral Point. April %. 1S5s.
GEORGE MISS EkSMITH sheriff.
l7-6E Iowa County, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27

n the Subscribed on about 14th day Arri. in
nnett set clement the town Of Linden one tt aud
Waite Cow an oil cow age not known one Light Red
r Brinde Cow or wears bid oae heiter, same col
m as the last vi IT'D little dark in the face oil
Tire brindleccw has across of and silt IN The
other
The owner are requested to cali provo r-op-
-,ertv and take them away GEORGE BREWER
tI-;l 18th 1855 4wSl1s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27
Proceedings of the Common Council.
City of Mineral Point, Wis.

Proceedings Of the Common Council.
City of Mineral Point, Wis.
! April 20 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
His honor the Mayor in the chair.
Present--Ald. Pierce, Ehat. auens.e- len.
kins and McIlhon.
Absent-Ald. Bracken.
The record of the proceedings Of the last meet.
Ing were read and approved
Hereupon the report of g. Van Dusen, Presi-
dent Of the Board of Education of said CITY being
presented 10 the Board. the same was accepted
and ordered to be filed, from which said report
1t appears that the receipts on account of the
School Fund from the organization OF the CITY
Government TO ibis date have been as follows,
! to Wit
Received of John Clowrey. late Treas
of School Dist No l, balance of School
monies in his hands. s298 g.
Received from John jenkins, CITY
Treas, on account Of City School Tax for
1885, 7s3 81
Received of Francis Vivian. County
Treas, for share OF city in State School
fund, 936 -
Received of Matthew Bennett, Town
Treasurer, on account Of old delinquent
District School Tax, - CT
Total receipts, s. &c
And during the same time there has been paid
out as follows. 10 wit
For teachers wages, $50 90
To John ClowIey for building out
house and wood shed, 81 o5
For BOD, and saving same, l9l 80
To Farley Eaton, for rent of school
house, 80 90
For Incidental expenses, including
salaries for clerks, maps, repairs stove
fixtures, &c, l38 20
Commissions of the City Treasurer, 90 Sc
Total disbursements. $l,250 81
Balance On hand, $50 40
Nhereupon mention OF VIM A. Pierce
Esq, it was ordered that the Treasurer be, and
IS hereby directed to sell the Iowa County or
ders IN his hands belonging to the City for
seyenty-tiye cents on the dollar Aid. Pierce.
jenkins, and McIihoa voting for said motion
and Aid. Muenster and Ehat voting against il.
IheTeupon on motion of Aid. Nuenster Il was
ordered that Joseph kars, 4 pauper, be allowed
the SUM Of five dollars and tb,, ~ 81. -
drawn on the Treasurer for the same, ali the
Aldermen present voting for said motion.
ThereHpon, John Jenkins. City Treasurer, re-
turned to the Board city orders which have been
paid and taken up by him, amounting to two
hundred and sixty dollars; which said orders
We're cancelled.
Tberep,o, .rob, 1onl.;n. c;.r.oo..,.u
turned his report TO the Board'~Nhich said re-
peEhswas accepted and ordered to be filed.
FROM sand report 1t appears that the whole re-
celpiS oil the city to this date have been as fol-
lows TO VII
heeeiVed OF Matthew Bennett, Town Treasur-
cf' balance due from Town OF Mineral Point.
Cash 1911 10
County orders l2G 90
On account of licenses. 973 Is
Dog Tax 50 90
Fines 80 90
faupers, > 10
From Iowa County in County orders 81 90
Iowa County IN County orders on ac-
count OF Court House Square I'm
provement, $50 90
For balance IL hand Of old village
Treasurer, SIS
For sale of fence on Tie Court House
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27

UAarEKs NAGAz1NE-TLose whose subscrip-
ten Ger this Magazine expire with the May No
should remember that they buy it
monthly at Hoilingsheads Book Store, y hich IS
much better than subscribing for it. All the
leading Monthlies as well As Weeklies may be
obtained in the same way.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27
IN PRoBATE-f0wA COUNTY COURT.

In the of the estate OF William ReDshaw- deceased
NN reading and fling The petition Of HeTInen Rem
shaw Of the town Of W IltSick IN said ceuuy, pray
iu that adm nistratson OF said granite
ordered that said petition before the judi
Of this Court on Monday the third day Aar
ing the Court II the biy OF Mineral Point, in
said county.
And IL ii further ordered that notice thereof be given
10 the heir 4 said deceased aud all persons interested by
publishing copy OF tins order for three weeks
ar 20 said av OF hearing Mineral TfibDle,
weekly newspaper printed Mineral Point. ia said
c0anty- l. 4 STRONG, County Judge
dated priI sth, \. D lS5s- su15
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27
TAkEN Up,

srrsr-irer living three miles east Of the village
/ ~ FIsxi,;ars one RED STEER one year year ctc
s.t has white face white back. some white under tht
- ti.r ,-s short supposed to have been frozen 81
r. owner viii please call, prove property pay charges
"a - bina asay OLE oLESoS.
Highland, April ID, SOS. iva
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27
IN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT.
y -. -. ~ - cs..t. ~ nar;.l e.. Acca..aA
II me lItJteF q Iur VSt'3t. y 7
To al Mnn1n II my cnncern

To all whom it may concern
4 FTTETS Of ADMINISTRATION said estate having been
issued TO David Davies and David Lewis tii= FIRST
cav March .. 1855 and six months being allowed
aud creditors to present their claims for
and allowance: Office j. hereey given that the
undersigned Niu TUESDAY the fourth dsy OF May next
rnsu NJ at the Probate Office the city OF Mineral
Point. receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
uands Of ali persons against said deceased.
h. NJ. STRONG, County Judge.
Dated April 9Th. 4. D. lS5S. 3wl5
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27

NEw YORK MEEf,Ly.-Persons DESTROYS of
reading Smiths Great Story. Maggie. the
Child of Charity" published in the New York
Weekly. can find it at Folling.head's Book
Sil,c.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27

NOTICE Is hrrebv given that by virtue OF the judg-
mcnt of foreclosure. and order of sale rendered y
sac SAID circuit Court in the above entitled cause
dereaf on the -Ttl day OF March, j. iNJa snail
the attn day OF June next A. D. ISIS At le 'front.' door ct
the Court House IN The city OF hneral Iolhf IN Sald
county OF Iowa the hours OF 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon Of SAID day Will
ofer for sale at public auction or We due to the highest
best bidder for cash the following described mort
gagged premises to wit the north half OF the northwest
quarter OF section number TWEEN tyve 90 and north
east quarter number TWENTY 26J in town
ship number eight 81 Htrt of range number four ~
OF the fourth principal meridian situaie in the
county of Iowa, State OF WsconSinr much thereof
may be requisite sfy the OF four hundred
and aftyoae dollars aud, 35l0Js+5l 15-loOto sctiier
with Interest and costs OF sale.
GEORGE MF,SSERSMITH.
Strriti Iowa county, Wis
Dated ShcriHs Office Mina=aI Poat April 18th, ISIS.
gro. i. Frost. AIRY for pin. I5tls
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-27

- II. L D. Lloyd have disposed Of their
stock Of Goods to 5. < L. C. Wheeler. who are
about 10 resume business in the Store occupied
~ the Lloyds.
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