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4 poL1rrcAl SruMp srEEcn.-The

A PoLnIcAL STUMP SpFEcH.-The
lSan Francisco Era gives the following
conclusion of a speech delivered at q
pr ecinct in El Dorado county, not long
ago at a gathering. After a number
of speakers had addressed the meet
ing, one of the auditory shouting "clear
the track" mounten the platform, and
delivered to his conyulsed hearers one
Of The most unique speeches Of the
campaign. lie concluded as follows;
sand now, feIlow-citizens. having
proven from the testimony Of all par
| ties that there is not candidate IN
either worthy your sufliages--that they
are all, without any exception, either
hog-thieves, pick pockets, or assassins
IL, John Shools, respectively ofteF
myself as an independent candidate Tor
Governor Of California, and with the
unanimous vote Of this precinct, SIX
teen barrels of whisky and libera
share Of Heavens grace, will tigh'
my way into Office you may bet
Plenty Of men have managed 70
crowd themselves into fat positions with
less capital. Elect me, fellow-citizens'
and l will give San Francisco and Sac,
remento up tothe plundsr Of the min
ers. who have made them what they
are; I will enlarge the State prison
and and home within it for,eyery ex-
official on the Pacific coast; | will tear
down mountains that you may gather
The treasure buried beneath tlien, and
dry up the fountains of the rivers That
you may work their channels without
pumps; l will abolish taxation among
1 the miners, and sell the Cinnamon to
the hi 5hest bidders, and yon may keep
| dead drunk for die next two years on
1.-The proceeds Of the sale | will reduce
1.-THE price Of whisky and increase tho
quality Of free lunches, under penalty
of death; will divide the contents Of
the State treasury equally among you;
i / will annex Pike county to the State.
and make Posey a dependency; ! will
wear butternut pants all the year round
and fine every man caught with a black
coat or starched shirt upon lIis per-
son; the Pacific and Atlantic railroad
shall Be built within two years, and
| will make this spot the western termi-
nus or dissolve the Union /, / will make
you all rich, or keep you 50 drunk du-
ring my term that YOU will think so,
land give you a dozen or SO Of soda
/ apiece TO sober ofon; and fellow,citizens
| pledge my wor'', il ! ana elected, 70
dght tooth and toe,nail setSto with
every man, woman and child in the
State, ane resign my Office 70 the first
one who draws blood And now as an
earnest Of ms liberality, | will permit
every man here to treat himself, and
will drink with the first white man that
viii invite me.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

.Nordtera MaiI-Lease es Thursday 6 A..
M. Arrives FridaJ 9P. NJ.
Southern MaiL-LeaHes Friday GA, NJ
Arrives Saturday 6P. NJ.
Eastern Mail-Arriyes Daily IL A.. NJ.
Leaves IL NJ.
Western Mait-ArriyeS Daily IL 4 NJ
Leaves 2 P. NJ.
Walnut HiLI--Leavss Monday 7 A. NJ.
Arrives Tuesday 6P. M.
j. H. L0FTIN, p. NJ
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DR r. FL. FISHER,

TTaving permanently located i i
Bellevue, would respectfully
offer his professional services to th,f
people OF Bellevue and vicinity, IN ne tae
Trsrions branches of hisprofessioa. OF
fee adjoining the Planters Hotel.
49, yl-nl
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NJ A minister Is the North. retun

NJ A minister u The North, return
ing thanks in lis prayers one Sabbath
for the harvest, began as usual 20
Lord,'we thank thsk, etc y and went
on 10 mention its abundance and its
safe ingatherilg but feel anxious o
be quite candid aad serupuloasly truth
ful, added: All except a few fields
between this and stoaey haven, not
worth mentfonine
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RTCH,D w. TURNER,

A ttorney and Couhsellor at Law
N Will practice hig profession, ii4l
tbe District courts of Bossier, Bienf
vile. Claiborne, and III the Supreme
court at Monroe. Mr. Turner pledges
himself to give his undivided attention
to the prompt discharge3of all busine s3 Y
entrusted to his care. Office, Bellies
yue, La. VIM
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Why will not all men go about seek
ing their own jcbilee, ofimmediate free
dom from debt2 Think of the univer-
sal burst Of joy that would fill the land,
on such a transcendont and glorious
event as universal exemption from debt.
Would it not almost inaugurate the
Millennium, by giyingus "peaee on earth
and good will towards men!'
Men and brethren, let US not cohjure
you to set abont the Christian duty Of
paying your debts. @owe no man any.
thing" There are persons in this coun-
try that cannot pay their debts. It is a
fortun2ts and prosperous people. Th y
all feel able to pay, but they wish to
wait awhile TO get better prices for
what they .are-so that they may have
larger surplus, AFTER all debts are paid.
Aud they borrow, and borrow to pay
what has been borrowed -and 50 the
country is full Of borrowers, aad money
IS tight" and business staguant, and
menis despair, waiting for soneremote
and un.maginable good fortune to re-
move the incumbus from the country
and make money plenty again!
Merchants, Manufacturers, Farmers
you wait in vain. The nightmare on
the country debt. The horrible spec
ire that affdghts the money market in
Europe and America is debt. There
will be no peace, no safety, no rest, till
the debts Of the world are paid-and
the sooner they are paid, the sooner will
men enjoy their general jubilee. But
the way to bring about this grand Jubi-
lee of all debts ext inguished is for each
man to pay his own debts, at every sac
rifce of prospective wealth.
" e entreat every one who reads this
.us CAristian man, and as an bonest
man, to set about his duty, and pay
what he owes, without one day Of un
necessary delay in wishing for higher
prices. 1t is the line Of safety, as it is
the only line Of duty, and nothing can
excuse its neglect. Evening News,
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OWE NO MAN ANYTHING.

" " IL
i doao ,,n;.o..ou,, rao1.lo.s,r ond a.
tall no.o n,;.ob;of - son;atr tbon
.,va, no.+;lanoa .nd f.,,;non
Alnost avo,v .,.ss of noonIa I've ba.
l.as, al,aaa.of ,ba;r ;rco,nos.
Tho s,arot,ant n,o.,,ar;no ), ,ato of
q une s.o b;n.sif !
milJiona;rs and amos tbs nroa;gal life
Of his who eniovs double that amour t
,f,avarn4 Tba nar,,f.ctnrsr who en-
nlays Successfully tgaoty hands i'm
;,,lf, 1osbae,Ig ot,ba head
s.ll;.b,,.rt ,g;;b narron ~
tso l,,,r4r.d ond ;,.o,,s .o-rosnona;ne,
=, ....tFa.s Tba ao,;.,,fnr;sts n tl,c
obsr,,as, eor,ars of the state ali live
~ tho f,tryo vel, of tb4i, farms. find.
IL nresant f,uiis Of their labors
too roaaora for their inordipate desires.
W. $ ,ba consa,nances Of this un-
healthy mode Of life ! Debt grinding
and arcpp,plat;no debit onawipo at The
life Of man breaking down his sp1rit
and consnming his substance in the
NAV Of inevitable interest.
Ills debt that enslaves men in this
countrv IT Is debt tbaf-nIants the foot
Of nriae and onnression nnon the necks
Of the moor aed crusbes out all the
manly Instincts Of our nature. It is
debtand is eorrodino cares that sor.
mont the humble men oftbe world and
fire them with that restless and ungod-
ly desire to be rich, which leads to so
many of the dishonest and reckless
schemes that daily affl.et society.
Owe no no man ANYTHING, is divine
precept, given out By inspiration, and
essential, as every other divine precept
is, to mans perfect safety and happi-
ness in life. The defiance of any Cos
pei command must bring with it link
ed punishment land that punishment
has It's prototype IN the blolical Hef',
Il IS stated OF a merchant wno' fof nj
teen years, struggled against ADVERSE
iofluie' anu pore up al 'he tiite 2 hea-
y aeot' that When ae onaliy tnreW on
the load and gave up lhe contest ne ez-
Claimed IN tne agony q 'ne feefospee1
fll'eeh years nave Oeeh ln heil-
yes IN 1ell
No sensitive nature can bear the load
of nature without tortue, if too long
protracted, lead often to dishonesty.
reckless impatience, and desperation.
And then ensues; too often, the guilt q
theft, forgery and murder. Who can
tell how much OF the crime OF this world
has been brought about BY a life eztrav-
agant beyond the legitimate resources
to sVstain It
These are extreme cases. We gran,
Il: but the germ is fhe same. Getting
Einto debt i The CRYING sin Of The day
Debit is a sconrce to soeietv-it destroy,
emners alleniates man and wifi
nelson's The sweets az home-it drive,
fsfnilies hanlyrunt from their honses !.
43am Was driven rom Filsn-it i III,
aald task-tlssf working American
g ieata ana pushiag bem care worf
+tai hr ken hearted into their grave
b41oFe thsy have 'iyed out half thei
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- The Boston Evening Gazette is
responsible for this aheedote. The
Gazette's commentary ON it is, 'swhat
is fame = Ours is, what stupid
post-otiee clerk
Clerks IN postofiees are generally
pretty well posted Up in political mat
ters, but a case Happened recently
which is rather am using. Ex-PresideA
Fillmore was stopRiqs at a saiah
place, and had oeeasl1A 10 send fgt,
ter ~ his servant 10 Tie village post
Office. Ii was franked--all ez-Prasi-
denis having that privilege. las
bearer dropped i ii, but the oAiciat
caught il up, en1 gianoing a to
frank, exclaimed, g VINO in the auce
IL Afiiliafd Fillmore Why, hos
the e1-I'Fe 55aeat,7 replied tiss siesseu-
ger, rap il friend Dat
I've voted for all the ssstleats since
General Jackson, and Ill be hanged
if | reeolIet any such nams. | guess
you'll have to try 4 81 some otherplaoe
] for we read history dawn hsre, we do
What is fame
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mp + y CARSfsdRPHEN,

III. . ~-l--
D ellevue, La, being permanent lo-
Gated in Bellevue, would respees-
falIv tender his professional services =
to the citizens of this pi3sae and vicinity.
Office next door south of Spuilln 6
Vests store.
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r. e. LISTER,

vTouse, sign and ornamental painter
Il Paper hangipg< gliding glazing E
and imrnitation Of all kinds OF Wooa
and marble, upholsteEngi &c
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L. NJ. NETT,
80. WLLLI4MS

A ttorney at Law. viii continue :
N the practice in fhe parishes Ct
Bossier, Caddo and DeSoto. lie w
also attend to all the business q
Landrum Il WilliamspF, in the above
parishes. flilA~
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MoRTALITY Is FOR MAX Death
knocks alike at the palace door Of ths
greet. and the hoyel Of the destitute
makes subservient tohis laws, the most
towering mind, as well as the weak and
impptcnt Tic aged aud tie scung.
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/.
sLASpER. Yes, you pass it along.
whether you believe it OF not and
that one-side whisper against the char.
aeter Of a virtuous female. You don't
believe it but you will use your inilu-
ence to bear up the false report and
pass iton the current. Strange erea-
lures are mankind. How many repu-
tations have been lost by surmise. IIow
many hearts have been chilled by the
shrug of the shoulder How many in
dividuals have been Stunned by a gen
tie, mysterious hint How many chaste
bosoms have been wrung with grief
with a single nod. How many graves
aaye been dug by false reports. Yet
you will pass the slander along. You
will keep il above the water by wag
OF your tongue, when you might sink
it forever Destroy the passion fol
tale>telling we pray. Lisp not word
that may iajure the character Of another
Be determined to listen to no story thai
is repeated to the injury Of another
and. as far as you are concerned, the
slauder will die. Bat tell It at once
and il may 60, as on wings Of !h,
wind, increasing with each breath, til
Iit has gone through the State, aud hav,
brought TO the grave one who nigh
lhave been a bIessing To The world.
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WHAT A WIFE sHoUD BE.-Says
All old auther: Agood wife should be
like three things she should not be
ike. First She should be like snail
always keep within her house, but she
should not be like a snail, to carry all
she has on her back. Secondly she
should be like an echo, speak when
she is spoken to-; but she should rot
be like an echo, always to have the
last word. Thirdly. she should be
like a town-eloek, always keep time
and regularity /; but she should not
be like . town clock, o speak 50 loud
that oil the town may hear her.
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repeats the little prayer, "Now lay
me down to sleep" to her little ones
and receives their good night kiss
Soon they are cosily sleeping in thei
little bed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

SdElsIFE,S SALE.
Circuit Court fer Iowa County,


Samuel Hoskins trustees for
Elizabeth HcskIns, James Hes
kins. heirs at law d John Hos
klns deceased, Samuel Hoskins Notice &C sale
Edward Thomas ans; Geo. Sims foreclosure,
William Bowuen and Elizabeth
BowGes. his wife.
Notice is hereby given that bv vir:ue &C judgment
q foreclosure ami sale rendered il the steve entitled
Court the 10th az Januarv A u. 1859 IN the sbcve
entitled Sction and by virtue OF the authority given
by sac order OF sale said decree az foreclosure
viii s4 II public auction the highest bidder for cash
the 25d day o. JuIv 1859 o'clock in the after
noon OF said day at the front door Court House
in the eltS cf Mineral Poiat, iowa County WISCONSIN.
all the following described reSi estate situated the
SAID Iowa county y is, All Of certain
parcel Of land situated Blacks addition the vii
ase OF Dodgevie IN the northwest quarter of Section
number thlFty-foer 49, Town number six 90 Range
number three t3l East, in Iowa County Wisconsin aud
more particularly described follows Wit Lot No.
sixteen (l61 a Block number ninsty-nine 1921 up
the north side Of Water Street said Blacks addition
snd commencing On said Water hes
corner Of Lot number seven % and running thence
north one hundred and hfty-sN and six-tenths feet
thence east ninety and two-teuths thence
south one hundred and httY-six and Sx-tenths feet
thence west upon Water street ninety three
tets feet 10 the place OF beginntng The above sale
viii be made to satisfy the of hundred
ssid ptRtnih in said decree Of together
with all costs.
Dated Sheriff ; Office, &inersi Point Jan. II 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
EAToS X FOX. SaetIt, lows. CO.
Plaintiff : Att'y'S.
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FORECLOSURE ~AIE


HaTkeT sPansly Flalatia. ! 55ate q Wisconsin
against
Ms tiia E iiood Defendant Iowa County Circuit Cour;
virtue OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale made
the above entitled acfion tn. 18th day of March
lS69, shall the d Jay peInber, \. o. 1859, at
the hour Of o'clock T. NJ Of said day expose for sale
and sell public TO highest bidder for
hand, at the front the Court House. in the
city of Mineral Point County and aforesaid the
the following described MortaCed premises, much
thereof sba h- sutacen; raise Jhc Of 1919 90
besides interest and &C ruling oit: out Lot
Der hundred and thirtydve t5,) and all that part
OF Out Lot number two hundred and fortvsev@n t2i7
heretofore decided the Nineral Point Rail Road
Company and Thomas Davey in the Village (now city,
OF Mineral Point ia the county OF Iowa. Wisconsin
Dated Sheriff Office, Mineral Point Wisconsin, March
Is, 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis
Com x AgssNoRE, Attorneys. omI2
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHEREFF'S SALE.
Or. Judgement of foreclosure.

Aaron II vescelius
William A. Braeie, 1o"a No1n's eiicu4' Ioai'-
Nlrginia Braaie.
~ liz IS hereby given that by virtue OF Juds.
men CT foreclosure made and bv the SAL
eou IN me sooye entitled action. the cath
ruarF .os WIZ oier for sale sell highest
bidder cash in hand at the front door of tire
House IN the City Of Mineral Point Iowa COUNTY Wis
consln on the 18th day of august, A ls5a between
the hours OF & O'clock 2. N, said aav the fol-
oN ug described real estate, lying being in said
County. viz
Lots Nos two, ~ three 80 four, % In Block No.
three 60 in vii-se of Arena lows County wiscon
sin, according 70 Moses NJ Srongs survey, much
thereof shall ne sufficient satisfy the the OF
one Hundred snG Eighty One and ~ loo Dollars prnc-
psi aad hfyOur dollars costs OF suit adjudged
saiS Plaintiff together with sccruing and
Dated Sheriff Office, Midera Point, Wis, March =
1889. THOMAS MCFARLAND Sheriff
EATON < Cox. PRES Att'ney. 10,ds iowa Co. Wis.
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HUMANITY.

Our County Buildings now present one of the
saddest spectacles it has ever been our lot TO
witness. SIX persons, three women and three
men, are kept IN close confinement on the grave
charge" reason dethroned" Their appeals TO
Heaven to friendship, and humanity, are truly
heart-rending- Every consideration Of kindness
and philanthropy calls for the immediate COM
Pletion OF the Hospital for the Insane If these
poor uniortunates have not reason, they are vet
gifted with human feeling, have human wants,
and can appreciate human sympathy. Hard
hearted IS the man aud cruel the boys who tri-
fie with their misery
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Jacob Mah3c= and VIM :
WeuGte, Plaintiffs, State Of Wisconsin,
against Circuit Court
Michael Miller and Jo- Tor Iowa County.
hannah Miller, pef'ts
DT virtue Of gment Of foreclosure and sale made
ID in the shove enGled action the 81 day OF March
A. D. 1883 shall the 231 day Of september. A. II.
1852 hour Of o'clock + - expose tor sale and
sell public auction. to the highest bidder for cash in
hand. door OF Court House she city
Mineral Point, county and state aforesaid the follow
ing described MortaCed premises, much thereof
shall be sufficient 10 the Of S}S II besides
interest and sccrung costs. towit: The equal unIvi-
isd one half part share No. hundred and
1Oa Of Iiaits Survey oI the CITY Of Mineral Point, in
the county of Iowa ana state OF Wisconsin
Dated Sherids ofice, Mineral Point, Iowa Co, Wis
/ consin Marc5 IS, 1893.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis
Corn x MgSsHokE Attorneys fer Plaintiffs. 6ufl3
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

Patrick Kane, ritf1
,,.,, -, Circuit Court Iowa COUNTY, Wis.
~ $500 - go February Term. 1859.
10y virtue judgment OF Foreclosur and Sale made
in the above entitled action the END, day Feb
ruary 4. d. 1859, shall Saturday the SIN day Of
October. a. n 1889. he hour Of O clock p NJ of
saii dav expose for sale, and sell public auction. Il
CHEST Bidder for cash in hand at the front door
the Court House, the city Mineral Point county
and aforesaid, the following described Hortgsged
premises, or so much thereof shall he sufficient 20
raise the OF $4,000 Judgments and interest, and
S3ffI5s Lot No eight 90 in block No
twenty (2J} in Strong. Doty x ONeis addition the
village (n0w city of Mineral Point, in the county
Iowa and state OF Wisconsin Aforesaid.
Dated Sheriff. Office, Mineral Point, Wis, Apr. I. 1859
THUS. MCFARLAND
sn1-I4 Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
MORTGAGE SALE.

stephen Northey .
Peter Lloyd
virtue Of decree Of said court dated March str
ID 1902 VIII, 81 the court house. in
the city OF Mineral Point lows coGntv WIS., on the Esd
day OF July, A d. 1859 o'clock r. NJ ofer for sale
~ public veneue the following described rncrtgaSed
premises 10 the highest and best bidder
es quarter of northwest quarter AFTER
OF northeast quarter of section number
90 IN township number eight Isl north of range
Ger tour - east Of fourth principal meridian and siua
teoln said county OF Iowa: said
the OF Two Hundred Thirtvsix 81 100 Dollars
aud costs OF sse-Dated Sheri-s Office Apr. To- 1882.
THOMAS MCFARLAND Sheriff, Iowa Co. Wis
~ l. fAoSF. - rs AT
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SEERIFFt> SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, I
Circuit Court for Iowa County, )
Jonathan White, !


Jonathan White,
Toseph Hatel5 I'D Julia Hatch mis- Notice of sale
vi fe and heirs taw Of An4rcS Foreclosure
Crlsr.- deceased the heirs Al Amount S67T -
law Of James T. Mctioyen, aec'sec.
NOTICE is hereby given that NJ virtue Of Judgment
Of foreclosure and sale rendered in the above emit
tee court the 6th day Of June, A II. 1859. ia the
above action ana by virtue 81 the authority Civ
en- me nv the order sale in the said decree forccl
sure viii sell At nublicaucticn 70 the highest bidder
cash on the n day September 1851 tTo o'clock
he afternoon Of d. the front donr Of the Court
II use in the city Of Mineral Point iowa County, Wis
all oi the following real estate situated said
Iowa County Wis viz Two tain lots tracts Of
apd beinr the southwest quarter OF the south
quarter OF in township four north, of range
Two containing forty and fifty ot
the half north 81 section fifteen
same aud range, embracing all Of said MALT
xrpnf previously sold to John smith
which twenty acres bounded follows 70 ait:
Commencing the northeast OF tie northwest
quarter said section fifteen. running soHfh seventy
ay.,t rcies the Of the creek above
mentioned corner running south lez re.
six+v-sexsn poles the creek. thence
down the Of said creek, inter-et said south
following described tract being in said
ouartsi Of section su range described
follows commenting at te quarter post the 81 q.
CT saia section running east forty ro1s. thence south
eighty RODS themes west forty Tots the west line 81
the section north zaa lire eighy rods % Uie
place beei Tag. containing tentv acres. Also tbf
half OF the southeast quarter Of section niue con
aiming eighty acres and the northwest q4ar@r Of sec
ifan fftssu aud continuing fortl
aeroz- ihoA-sS Sc 'i'i.A 80,
Dated 1ineras Point June 6, 1ssa.
Pariey Baton, Comps Atty 23-5nl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
FORECLOSURES SALE.

John nutcbcr. kelIoE SeNton) state Of NisconsfH,
aud John X. Goodrich Circuit Court, . Il
W. } Comfy.
John Adam. Eliza Adams &
John Bonner.
10y virtue of a judgment of Foreclosure sud Sale
made in the above entitled action dated the list aay
81 March, n. 1859, shall Offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction the highest bidder fro: door Of the
Court House in the city of Mineral Point, County and
state aforesaid the 18th day OF Jnlv A. D. 1859 -
O'Clock ". Of that day, the follow ing described L
gac premises satisfy the amount of 81 ,659 90
said plaintiffs besides interest and costs Of sae 10 witt
Commencing al the southeast corner Of lot number
three m block number ( and running thence north
along iowa street thrtv-eyen and hiatt feet thence
one hundred feet thence south thirtyseven and
ona-.F feet thence east hundred feet 10 iowa street
the uac OF beginning according To the plat OF survey
A. " Comfort. in the village Of Dod-co II said county
and state -iiat-i. -heriT otiics -I'ssl !, 1852
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis
Smith x keyes, and Joseph IL. Ciary, PMS Attys-
3.I-t+
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I Fog the TRIBCSE.
Nzssrs. EntToEs:-Du During the recent session
Of the Mineral District Ministerial Association
in yoar city, the following Resolution was, BY
rising vote. unanimously adopted:
Resol,ed. That our thanks are due and are
hereby rendered. to the citizens of Mineral Point
for their hospitality IN entertaining Us during
our stay among them. y. L. THURsToN,
JOHN BLACKHURsT.