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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-25
"A NEGRO HUNT.

Porto Rico, Emerald of the Antilles, is
fairy island of sweet gardens and orange
groves, rich sugar plantations, dark luxu-
rant woods, and lofty rocks. Therein
dwell naughty dark eyed Senoritas, wealthy
Caballeros, and poor negro slaves. fJno9 Or
n!1n the northern part of the island are
the plantations of Don Gomez de Mi.r.-
He was. native of Cuba, who having
there made large fortune in the slave
trade, settled down in the most beautiful
part of Porto Rico only a few years ago.
He bought vast tracts of sugar and tobac-
co fields, and lived IN great magnifoence.
Though he possessed a round sum of at
least eight or nine hundred slaves, great
was his rage when an ovcrseer reported to
him one morning that tall negro whom
he had imported from Cuba, had escaped
during The night. His rage was not at all
mitigated afteward that the wife of the
runaway was missing too. The negro was
worth more than two thousand piasters,
for it would have been difficult to fall in
with finer or more powerful man, from
the shores Of the Senegal down to the
coast of Guinea, ard his wife was young
and vigorous; therefore Don Gomez had
reason for vexation, and for his determine
ton to give chase Immediately. 7ad {.'u1
The neighbors were invited in due form
to share the sport. Now, sport like this
Is even more exciting than a fox hunt, the
guests were not slow in making their ap-
pearauce, and after the lapse OF few
hours, dozen of them rode in, mounted
on their spehdid Andalusian coursers.
There is no need for instant hurry in these
cases; the noses Of the blood hounds are
sure not to lose scent of the track before
the setting in Of the nightdew; the hunts
men sat down, therefore, to breakfast, and
made cheer in the hospitable villa of their
host, whose table was in excellent repute.
After breakfast, however, they put on
their large sombreros, and mounting their
thoroughly breds, declared themselves quite
ready for the sport. The dogs we've taken
out, and the negro-hunt was to begin in
earnets. 9r' ''7iio 1" tTi.9 z'fi = ue.9
The runaway slave himself had taken
care not to leave anything behind him.
A wooden cup, in which he used to receive
his rntians,; and from which he ate aud
drank, was in charge # the overseer, and
that could be made sefviceable for the oeca-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-25
Correspondence of the Boston Post.
AN EMINENT "SPORTSNIAN'' DEAD.
The Great Gambling House an Washing
ton--A Senator breaking tie Bank ~

ton-A Senator breaking the Bank
WASHINGTON. October 25.-One of the
most celebrated and successful sportsman
Of this or any other country, was buried
in this city on Sunday week. The occa-
sion of his death affords me an opportuni-
ty of giving your readers sketch of the
man and description ofhis gaming-house.
Let it serve as a warning; not as an exam
bic.
He had been q resident at Washington
some fifteen or twenty years, during which
period he amassed great wealth BY gam
bling; or, to use the mild and honest Ian
guage Of the avenue, abe realized an am
pie fortune out of the successful operation
Of his house!" a' '' . -,
His "house" being the most elegant, and
his bank tie most weighty and substantial
in the country, it has been for years the
fashionable and fascinating resort Of wealthy
y planters, fast Congressmen, aspiriug di-
plomats, and ambitious sportsman from ev,
cry part Of the world. For many years
past he has lived in the most luxuriant
style, having like a certain other rich man,
sheen clothed in purpl, and fine linen and
faring sumptuously y every day." In person
he was above the medium size, fat and
sleek, Of pleasing address, and a generous
disposition; exhibiting in his general de-
por,ment to strangers, the characteristics
Of wei fed, good-natured clergyman, rath7
er than those Of a heartless, unrelenting
gambler. 20 %, ,l7..,,. -,
His reputation for genrosity was wide-
ly established, TIA College was to be en-
dowed, q church built, Or private charities
to BE dispensed, his was sure 70 be- among
the most tiahiii6ent Of the donations
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-25


EscApED.-A genelal Jail delivery took
place at Wellsburg on Wednesday evening,
the Sd inst. There were three prisoners
confined in the jail: Charley Price and his
mistress, confined on a charge Of nakiag
counterfeit coin, and Robert ilfor resist
ing and cutting an officer in the discharge
of his duty, at the time Of the late FATS
The men were confined in the lower story
of the Jail, the women in the female apart,
ment, up stairs. On the evening in qdes-
ton the iailor, Mr. McMullin, being as his
work, and his wife having gone to prayes
meeting, and the night being extremely
dark, some outsider managed to get access
TO the women's apartments, and having
bursted open the door. released her. She
il is supposed. then possessed herself Of the
Jail keys, and had nothing to do bat wais
down, unlock the door aud release thsm.--,
This she accordingly did. and on the rsr
turn of Mrs. McMullin the birds were miss
iag.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-25
4eenp.
10 MY eLD CLeCK.
Br r ". WEN.

70 Sca- 1siA4t 11a ---- - ALi Hc1la-l
DAd Ny sneieht clock no longer ticks, O. ao7
.isnl Or tsketh note of time; y Yt3 90 d.
odi Its hands arestill, its voice is mute,
Tie voice that once 10 fesolute i o
Tci Sent forth its bourly chime. $3.50
And stiffness now is felt to be ~
"a Like distnnt surges of the sea. -i-
s3sl sdi 90 tQ99ls - g1ifEi
mo Ny sncient moniforof worthl 11
16g Thy silence makes me sad; 'sit i1a.
sdIThat measured tick no more hear, 81
sdi But pulses beating in the air, ilg a9 p
- And WEAKNESS run mad; 5g 81. =
;ssiThe skeleton Of time. sans breath.
zofThe prelude, as it were, to death. a..l
bRd 81 fa9M 1ff 21f1FiU 80 3aaaHaU1
haa Come. ancient friend. no longer thus
ssu aatmoody silence stand; uIlo91 ai .ia
sai oheerup and let your wheels go round,
eli Andgladdeb with your silver sound, -ii
sljg Onee more our little band ar.i 4 Il
nj Speak to our hearts and to us say. sHt
Thus, thus LIES moments pass away.
toFonily Bsse,ad, Lomdona aliot odI .sHEe-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-25

One nights work. few days previous
to the close of the last session, made sad
havoc among the Golfers of this den. 1t is
said that distinguished Senator won on
that night slS0,00O, which broke the bank
and caused temporary suspension. a
new house, however, was soon purchased
by him, and was magni6cently decorated,
when the skiing of terors," the great unl
beaten and unchallenged, slept iu and
closed the game of life forever. ,si qselsss
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-06
LAND SALES.

proposed roads the st Croix river lake 80 the
est end of Lake SUPERIOR and Bayfield,, subject 10
the sroE.sO as stated above, reference like lands
4 the Hudson district viz;
North e the base lze and c fourth principal
meridian.
townships IS 80 and 80 OF range O.
Townships SO 81 IS - and 20 OF range 10.
townships 80 81 IS 50 ana 20 OF range IL.
the third day of MAY next the townships the propos-
St. CroiN river lake 10 the west end
Lake Superior and TO Bayfield, subject to the pro-
riso stated above, II reference - like lands IN The
Tucson district, viz:
North Of the base line and Of the fourth priHefD
E-sTi1sla.
Townships II - 70 II and As Of IanEeI
Townships Il - IS aud 70 Of range ?
Township, A - - - 81 and - ot range 3.
Townships Il 4 - "A IS Is Il IS ~ 81 and 81 ofrange
townships Il y 10 Il - 10 - IS - 50 IL and y OF
Toansis = II y s445 IS = IS 70 80 and 81 Of range
six
Townships II - ~ = - IS II and IS q ranges AID
townships II y 70 n Is and IS Of range 10.
Townships Il II Is II - 10 II Is ranges II and
twelve.
Tovuslips Il = 43 II II Is and IS os range 13.
Townships II - - II - So IS and 4G IF range IL
TaNushi Il - i3 - Is &c a. and ) Of range 10.
sixteenth dav Of Februarv. DomIui thousand
eight hundred and lfty-ei4ht-
mos /. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land CfIice.
r9-Gw
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NINERAL POINT TRIBU Ne.
The Farmer.

hat a sovereign man is the intelliget,
industrious farmer. Within his own
realta OF earth, he wiel4s a see tre TO
worlds life aud comfort he holds In his
s.alwart hand. Neither courts, nor ar
mics. nor camps, nor fleets can exist with
OFT his aid. lie is the feeder-aye, and
the garmenter, yirtually-of the race
Cities spring from the traffic IN the pro-
ducts OF his industry. Commerce is born
al his behest. OF the State he is the
first Estate" Lord Of the land. 40 mar
has firmer hold OF he essential titIe Of
nobility. And be be no plodder because
he IS a farmer. The day 5 past when
the soil tiller was COMPOUNDED with the sod
turned up by his Plow. The soil Is his
servitor; he smils It, and 10. the harvest
comes forth. The hoe and the sickle make
him music Drawer than dulcIners, and
sound the march Of triumph, grand as
II IS peaceful aud blessed But he is not
forever in the furrow. For him are the
hroadest fields Of study iairest fields Of
delight. For linn are honors linked 10
beauties and VISIONS; for him, periods
Of communion and rapture, Of which the
birds, tie flowers, the streams, the stars,
nd all wondr0ua things Of tie universe
may bear witness.
A brave man art thou, wielder OF the
laalIet and plane and thou skillful work
er of webs; and thou deviser OF all ma
chimes whereby the labor OF mans hand
is speeded or abridged. He Is master OF
the needfulest Of toiis, and the most SER
viceable products. lie can live without
YOU, bat you cannot exist for DAY with
out him. Honor the farmer; may his
sphere widen apd his stature be exalted.
Aid honor to ali honest toll, for of such
are the fruits that form the GROWING gI0-
Iies Of the world
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-06

CURE FOR WoRNS II HoRsEs.-A cor
respondent wishes to know how 10 Get rid
Of worms In horses.
The best remedy ever tried is this-.-
Feed your horse or horses plenty Of ash
es and tobacco once a week, and | will
guarantee that they will never more be
troubled with worms or bots. Tobacco
Kills them and ashes carries them away.
| handle good many horses and this is
my remedy l never had a horse troub-
led with bots nor never sick with the
worms.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-06

SEED CoRN.-As there seems 10 be a
4 great outcry for seed corn, II may per-
haps be Of benefit TO some to know that it
can be ascertaIucd whether corn will grow
or not, 10y cutting across the germ or
sprout; and if il looks bright and firm,
and has not the appearance Of having
been frost bitten, it viii most probably
grow. Examine each ear IN this way
Some practice, with the exercise Of iudg-
ment, will enable any one 10 tell, almost
t. certainty what corn viii grow, and
what wall no. grow. After picking it on;
IN this way, sprout some, as Is recon-
mended IN the Prairie Farmer not long
since, and note what proportion does not
grow, and plant thick accordingly.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-06

HoT BEDs.-Tle season has about ar
rived to make these luxurious institutions;
their cost is 50 triGing that every farmer
aud house-keeper can have one of his
own, which viii more than pay for the
Lutte trouble it may give. Their con-
structlon Is simple; a small square hole
should be dug about foot deep, and fill
cd with manure, above which an addition
al foot of the same shall be added, topped
with three or four inches of good soil /;
about this, place box with a window sash
with glass, fitted to lis top-manv have
Old sashes about their premises that viii
answer.
When completed allow il to remain a
day or two for the soil to become warm.
when The seed may be planted. Il a
small box thus prepared may Be planted
early radishes, lettuce, celery. cabbage,
tomatoes, &c, the two former will soon
be fit for the table, while the latter may
be transplanled when the earth becomes
sufficiently warm 70 receive them. The
top of the boX should be some inches high
CT on one side than the other, so that the
glass cover may be inclined towards the
sun. Facing the southeast IS the most
preferable position for the bed At this
time farmers have but little 10 occupy
their time and they can well give tie it
tie time necessary 70 make and plant a
TO. bed LOgIe GO. Reporter.
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EAI,EE EnR .AIE.

fgNia SVledi1 Farm known as Plum Grove Farm tn
atea On the main Travelled Road between the City
hincral Point and the Town D. DaL-eyiIIe and -four
mics fo lc r. H. Depot, containing $50 acres 20 acres
Of llAper ana The remainder Prairie iZo which
l-ne, and 40 under cultivation The soil Of the
mrs. quality and well supplied With Tie best of never
iHE wing water aue Is one of the most healthy To-
cations Thar can he-luuL this State are ont
quantity OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees together
quantity OF the Hedge Tree, composed of native White
aoTr anu other substantial improvements there is
uFsaI OF ten thousand Apple trees of the eScrin-
ion fotr years from the CRAFTS which can be had sepqr
atey or IN connection with the Farm all which can
toe na4 on terms For further particulars APP
ply TO The Subscriber, on the primi>es.
DoiEeyiIs Dec. 18Th, 1857. 49tf
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE

! diion to Mineral Point. with good frame H,use
'n'ainiHs Aye rooms besides the pantry and cellar
c7tTn, stable and DEt-buI b:iDLStarten we'll fenced
and in a respects desirable esicuc= A clear title
upon easy terms part cash aut time tine balance
Al~o The ua+lFIei halt OF Lot 81 Eleits Survey Of
Mineral Point and buildings situate on High sereef be-
The premises occupied lev G. W Cobl's $40 ra
---- --.lL-e- -La--. ". I. s. Z. LLENEN
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
I.lfSsh HERE

rTNHE Subscriber Sale both improved and uu-
L Improved FARMS on the most favorable terms.
y. II. COHEEN.
Mineral Point, Nov. 10th, 1857. IT,
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Vulcan 9 at Tome

HAVING opened Blacksmith shop on Nor IA
Il Chestnut Street, little North OF Millions store
anu directly opposite CluHueys Shop. the
are prepared 10 90. short notice, any work ~ 80
lias OF
BLACKSNTITEING
that may be wanted in this community. Bv long s.
perlence IN the business they feel themselves qualified
10 do work in that viii b- satisfactory the
public, and lay application and strict attention
the wants OF customers they hope merit
4 hbcrei Share % patronage.
H. ;. KEYES & TIOS. CLARK.
Mineral Fsint Sci tsInly4 -, 1851 II
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\ BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF
L.LGA GLOSSY EATY
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
10 TIE GREATEST AGE

'tait.i I-i4l PRESERVED
10 TIE GREATEST AGE.
And who that is gray would not have il r.s+,r.7 Il
ioFrr color; Or bald. but would have the growth ~
oE ,''a' Iea "lih 4tnarut ami itching brt Iroud
.-'a itflA'Ftl, az troubled with scrofuIa S.a.g 49,
or other gTurt.uus but would be cured ~ ..l,
".', AeAF.-ill but would be cured Ii viii sso W.
at IMPLIES from the tace and skin Prof yoo5-
following: '' anu the
4,--c Any Amor. Nov 5th.IsE,
+-'F. ~ j. " oon-DcaE Sir have hoard me-, Ia
~ lte "2n-eFiE. effects your Hair Etrs.o~sf, -.
having been often c5atssi . = QUIZ
'.l".-- Hair dyes *, was disposed ~ ~ -
-'.-E IN I.tH same category with ne Thousand a,i
'i,it months since. VIXEN yol, cave me
s--@ 71r. rs induced The trial Of your -R,sf,,;
L -' ,'" .-- tE ms good wife. whose hair l,s.s D..
cone very iHlU and entirely white and before -.
ing one rt your large bottles her b,ir,y.s
~ ' Us original beautiful ana glossy upon and srt5
= over l.,e neaa She continues to use it. not sirl l
Se or ~ 'eaUttitfng effects upou he hair l,f
OF Ks Aealfhtul influence upan r,I. hasI ~ 80
e-> ui nay family and friends ara s;r,- m
Wt-A the hapTleS- effects Therefore M, -.
1865 ~ Were ie ITS cAaracteraud va ~ are
T.t,,' N''i '5n aua do most cordially and con :
commend its use by all who yyorId l,oya 1;
h.'4 restored from white or a-ravl ra.sr q
- "Fis'na! ee!or ard beauty and hv All voI,,-
f9 NJ" N'u" nave their hair beautiful and Clos
cry truly and gratefully yours.
SOLOMON MANN.
u J. Noob co, T-opricto-s. $40 Broadway. n. Y
n, me great y Y Wire Railing abisbrran - ~
Market street, ST. Louis No --'' ana ia
And sold by all good Druggists
vs. iSa Le agents Tor Prof Carae Besonin ne Tooth
-e ossi preparation of the kind in the world
nder-hi>ts.-Fo- Gentlemen O. aides wear -
- ~ ---N a. -L- >eN Store OF ! SMITH.
5OGALLoNs Apple Butter just received and for sale
9ENhIAS, BARRIAGER q cos. !
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BsCON'S
BACON'S
1 NdDLSON l[ERC4NTILE COLLEGE,.
Corner OF HIifHin and Pinkney Streets,
MADISON, WIS

Branch Of BGe0"s Mercantile College. Cincinnati Ohio
TUE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces that lie
I has got his College Edhce completed the School
opened Tor the reception OF Pupils, all
judgements made for giving comprehensive and
thorough course of Commercial
obtained in any other school in the Western cnuuv
aHd equal IN every respect To the course Of instruction
given II my old and established College al Cincinnati
Ohio.
The course OfiustrUctio0 embraces Book Kceuinr F7
DOUBLE ENTRY, adapted every dal ar1l.el Gf
trace ana commerce Commercial Calculations. Iyt-
manship, Lectures Commercial Law the Sgi,ic. 81
accounts Customs of Merchants other Commercial
icpIc The plan adopted in teaching combine Practice
Win Theory and tls qualities the student at once fer
tie active duties Of the Counting Room.
The Lectures of tie Madison Institute arc delivered IN
the faii OF the Mercantile College building Their IL
fafE, iseatlhg anu Debating also
ing anu by an cement with the Institute ,ur stu
dents are admitted 10 all of said Lectures Debates iH
FE, and Reading Room privileges, during their entire
course. free of charge.
students may enter at any time that their
convenience can be coInlIeted in from 81, 10
ten weeks, though the time is unlimited.
TERMS;
For a full Course of instruction. 20 co
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STO.


VTMBRACING nearly every variety known fnsrtcu .r1
the approved pattern just recei III ana Orai
Tor sale bv WI. Ian TON x son Commerce Street
Among his assortment may be found the following:
AIR-TIGuT COOKING STOVES
Nav FI0lesr, Ualer Hitch
Black diamond IrsR hoRayrh
Prairie Queen Hesieru tEren
Aeao b0Tld CHhtrGioT. IqIrerse,
keystone, Atlass, BGHsgP, LisH &c.
PREMIUM STOVES,
OF al sizes and patterns use Also the foIle
ing. among other:
PAELOR STOVES
SyIraH,with without ovens Floral osen cloaairoH;
Boston, - a. - Cottage Stores Sc, Sc
BOX STOVES
or all descriptions aud size, together with few COAL
STOVES. boI Tor Cooking and Tie Earior. lie Las as
I large stock Of beautiful
Briiauia-N arc.
including.
7sq Puts, Cq5ee Pots, Sugar Urns. Creoners,
A0tasses PHch1s, tostOrs. Pitchers,
Mugs, Cups, CaEdissttcks,
SEttt0ORs, Lamps DC. &c &c
Selected with care and offered remarkable low =.
Tin, Copper, and >Itec; Iron Ware.
of all kinds constantly hand, manufactured ..
der, the shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment Is q FURNACE
where work in eitherof their respective lines viii 10
in the best possible manner.
Job Work attended 10 in any Of the above Shops on
short notice
t Persons desiring any thing in his line are nyi.es
to call and examine his stock ana prices.
WILLIAM LANYON 5 son
Mineral Point, October, 1853. ~
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FARMERS ATTEND,
THE AMERICAN SEED-SOWFR
STEVENS PATENT, MAY 22d. 1870.

Az ING secured the atent Right Of this invaluable
IL taTning Implement to the following Counties
Iowa. Lar ayette and Grant. for wears and hav
Is started large n'anEfactUry in tins town all
are invited TO cali and examine thensclves
oS MORSE any kinds Of grain grass seed, Or both
% IN any desired quantity per acre. accurately nd even
me an" cannot disturb I'm the least Wherever 4hess
lnchlh were introducclt past SPRING they are pro
ho9hCed the greatest Tabor saving, seed saving
du lime saving Implement in their line ever offer
9" 70 the attention of Tanners II Is only necessary 10
see one operate TO be convinced OF h. Price SO
HARVEY = KEYS
,,. c c. BELLOWS, General Western gent.
Mineral Point, Aug. I6, ls5C-3alc.
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/ nder-ii>ts.-Fo~ Gentlemen or dies wear ,,o,..
- and SIX al she New Store OF SIfGT rsleh
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L Err MS:

For 4 full Course of instruction. pa ca
? For further particulars address
ly-o r. :. BACON, PRINCIPAL.
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Townships 80 and So o. range s.
Township So. az rgn--+
townships -, so; and 81, OF range :.
townships ~ and 30 % ranges and ..
TaEnsLi s Il Is and ~ 81 lss-- no
township >. e- r2ia;es IL ami =.
Townships - and - If range T..
Township ~ ut range IA.
Township Al ot range Is.
N2tieg ) also hereby given tgt the townships lcscr
te ga ie follow n, uuv- tle So 4th 5th 6.H and -rb
- "i1-N nay r. l"t e .sea offered, but get to o.
f-~ls"' "i" uNeIt4 * la.;e sale before lcin-sua-
gert 20 private entry, viii Be released from t.i recent
".'i.'Ft"a4 log F'p~c iur ses and open to rr-C.s-
t4'u As ether uEutered public Lar.s on Tie ,. and q
the places specified, 10 Wit:
s. head. At she land Office At 3lEVA ASIA on N9rIav
the Ltth day OF Ap. next yhr townships on the ra
o. the road fr, Pond du Lac I'M Ike win,-l.,-,.
u'rtherly 20 the state line, via:
sss~jdfGH- " -a'-
TOWNSHIP p OF -aures 12 and -
townships : - 80 81 and ~ o. range L.
townships : - 30 i j. So ana 81 Of range Is.
Tow u-i.ips y - 50 Il and u Of rz4.,a ~
al head, At theisnd oace a. EAU CLAIRE on uo,-
y The 1t,h Gay Of Allil next, the townships on tE
route u the road from .Madisan or Colsfrb's nv -
way % portage city 20 the -. Croix river or fE 1
tween townships twenty-five and thirty-oue, viz.
,o5ta a ne base lac end Of tie fourth riac!Dag
Townships 26 p > % and 60 Of range
Ngyth gf tks base Inc aid arast IF TIE 5g.r.1 r;
ElsriliGa. " ''' P't"t'PG'
Townships 50 81 3 50 81 s. So S 50 and 20 ranges
Townships 81 81 "s 80 and 20 Of range 5.
townships So a. 81 of range IL
, IN head At the land ot5cc At HUDSON on Eon5,r
Inc tlrd dy OF Nay next, the townships on tho rros
OF Leac superior and To BAYFIELD, subject H. ~ -
d" heretofore stated, in reference To soered' lands
proposed roads. viz: o'' 4e-'-1leo
,ey s51 q the base Ike and sst qfts fourth principal
IoIEnshiPs SO 81 IS 81 and 20 Of ranges y IS I4151s
9Th bead Al the land Office at EAU CLAIRE On Mon
'- '-i'N s@S @ Aay next, tbs townships en- the
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Ny old customers invited 10 call tfey
need anything in my line and any person DESTROYS
purchasing is invited 10 look the articles offer to
sale Z. CORNISH.
Mineral Point, Oct, 1856 sotf