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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-26

Mr.. WILLIAM FoRsYTH, the noted writer,
has communicated TO the London Times
a description Of the impressions which he
received ON recent visit to Rome. His
experience and judgment cntitle his opin-
ions to great consideration. He pictures
the city as depressed, dirty and discon-
tented. He says that the departure of the
French would be the signal for immediate
revolution. We make the following cx-
tract from his interesting letter:
's To show the political feeling Mt Rome,
| may mention circumstance which per-
haps even the Pope and his counsellers do
not understand. ! had observed the
numbers Is, &c, 60, chalked or painted on
the walls in different parts of the city,
and even on tile Crumbling ruins that lie
here and there in the desolatc regions
within the walls, behind the Princinn-
hill and between the Porto del Popolo
Cardinal WiSem0n's Flaminian Gatc)
and the Porto s. Lorenzo. Struck with
the frequency of the ,occurrance,
asked an Italian gentleman if he could
explain it. He told me that the num-
hers had a political meaning, and it
was this: In connection with the nu-
mcrous lotteries called Tombolas,' at
Rome, in which the Pope allows his sub
jccts to gamble, AMI from whom the gov
ernment draws a revenue, q hook is print-
ed with consecutive numbers. to each of
which some is annexed, and those who
take tickets in the lottery are fond of
choosing number affixed to n word
which, for some reason or other, they con-
slider lucky. Thus, if lover dreams Of
his mistress he looks for the word qmGfd,
and tries his luck with the corresponding
number to it. 1t appears that the number
] 8 is opposite to the word .Trlttato,' and
the meaning Of the writing on the WALL
as respecting Is is 'Traitati del 1915 aho-
lih,' Treaties of 1915 abolished) .Io-
meta is opposite to &c, ana the political
per tutta Italia Piedmont money for
all ltuly,l Opposite to Go is "rombols,
which means Ito avoid a longer cxplana-
tiou) that in 1860 the lottery of fortune
will he full, and general smash will
come
need not speak of the censorship of the
press, which exists at Rome with Al vigor
worthy of the darkest night of the Dark
Ages. One day an Italian mystcriously
showed me in his desk prohibited num-
bcr of GatigaGHi, and ] was permitted I'M
der the seal Of secrecy, to look AT the
dangerous paper, which had been smugglcd
i'll somehow in spite of the seizure ut the
Postoificc.
wished to attend the criminal courts
to see how trials are conducted at Rome,
but was told that this was impossible.
and thai the criminal courts were not open
to the pnblc.'
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CH RC Es
RAIYrIST


Wheeling Baptist Church, south side Clay between
Fifth and Sixth
Disciples Church, Market between Bildlc and Third
Streets.
GERMAN PROTESTANT.
German Protestant Church. west side Main between
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. Friedrich, pastor.
First German Evangelical Protestant Church. East
Wheeling, Rev. WIN. Iiclicr, pastor.
German Lutheran Church, Rev. VI. Buergcmeir,
pastor.
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
Jewish Synagogue, Quincy, Intclligcncer Office
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Cl.nplirc Street NJ. +. Church, east side Choplne
between First and Second, Row. j. L. Clark pastor
Fourth Street NJ Z. Church. west side Fourth be-
tween Monroe and Quincy, Rev. Thomas NPLcary,
pastor.
North Street n. =. Church, northwest corner North
aEd Market Rev. ]. S. Patterson. pastor.
Sonth Wheeling NJ. T.. Church.
Wheeling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, ROY.
Thomas Mc'Clc;Iry. pastor.
German NJ. f. Church, East Side Chaplinc
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Pre'byteriau Church. west side Fourth, between
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. Henry Il. Weed, D. d. pastor.
Second FrcslyteyiAn Church. southwest Corner
Webster and Siarkcr; Eev. Il. V. Dodge, pastor.
Third Presbyterian Church, side Firtll between
Chestnut and Filbc:t, South Wheeling.
Fourth Presbyterian Church. side Main between
Adams and Washington; Rev. Alfred PAUL, pastor
UNITED DpHESBYTERIAN.
United Presbyterian Church. west side Market. be-
tween and Madison: Rev.. T. Nc Lure pastor.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
St. Johns Church. west side Main, between First
aal Second; Rev. Southgate, rector.
St. Matthew's Church. south side Monroe between
Fifth and Sixth; Rev. Z. T. Perkins rector.
RO3IAN CATHOLIC.
st. .yamcz' Cathedral, southeast corner Hampton
anil Fifth; Right Rev. Richard V. Whrcan, bishop;
Eev James V. Cunningham, Assistant.
st. MphonsUs Church, west side Market, between
Blde and Third. Fifth Ward; Hev. KieusE, pastor.
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WlIEELINO LODGE. No. 12s

WHEELING LODGE, No. 12S.
Meets first and third Thursday of each month. ex-
cSnt June, July and August when it meets first Thurs-
day.
". j. Bates. W. NJ, T. II. Logan. s. w. W. c. Hall,
j. w. T Melvin, Secretary, F. A. BrentIinger, Treas
Trer J. A. Clement, S. D., C. A. LincE, j. D., J. E.
Beans. TYLER
PAsT MAsTERs.I. Goshorn, W. j. Bates, I. H. Will
iismI, F. A. Brcntlingcr.
OHIO LODGE, No. 101.
Meets first and ;lir,l Mondays of eucll month.
d, Domcn. w. NJ. W!.J. Houston. S. w. A. j. swcc-
ney; W. Jas. NeClnntY. Sec William Wilson Treas.
Tyler.
PAST M!sIEns.--A' p. Wilson. George W. Sights,
D. NJ Warden. d Nnray Geo. Dulty.
WHEELING UNoN CHAPTER, No. 10.
Meets second Monda. of each month.
T. IL Logan, II. p, A J. Sweeney, X, s. y. Brown,
D. j. NcCluney, Treas51r. G. Baird, .Tr., Sec.
G. FysT y IL II P-J. Goshen, W. G. Scott, US Wheat,
WHEELING CoSIANDARY, MOL.
Meets fourth Monday mach month.
W. J. Bates, F. c. I. II. Afliams. Cicn,I A. j. swec-
HeE; e O., w: 7. Wilson, PSlco Baird Jr., Recorder.
pats. Ea'F E c-a'0rg' W sis l. H. Williams, W. j.
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S3JHSPEcIAL NOTICES Double theaboyc rates
10y early Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
an 70 tue space occupied and the number of chanses
crs. to be paid far in 0dUanee. =
Legal advertisements will be CHARGED at Tho ot.s
prescribed by law. Es-Si-
business Cards not exceeding five lines SO year,
will be counted less than u square
the privilege OF Annual AdY5rttsing Ii limited to
the advertisers, own Inrnediate business; and ali
advertisements for the benefit of other persons rs
well as oil legal advertisements and advertisements
OF auetioh sales and real estate in by them must
be paid for at tho usual rates. =
G9@Advertisements not aecoinpajied with written
accordingly. T''1-Ee eSN
Notices for Political Meetings to "a rbarp,cj ~, olI
cases ut full rates e " "
Marriages. Notices of Funerals and announcements
OF Sermons, so cents EACH = noyII-'6a
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@. F. S tifel,
HANUFACTuEER or
Tine SHEET | ]! !! :. |! IRON |! WARE
AND DEALER IN
AOusefurnlshing HardWare.

house1ufnlshlng Hardware,
HAs on HAND A VERY LARGE AssoIpr,1pvT
4 OF HcuScfIrnisling Goods part of his stock
consisting Of fine lot of Watcr-cOolers, lined with
porcelain; Water filters Walters. Teacanistcrs Mas
SclE patent mnut" FrccZcrs Old Dominion Coffcc-pots
bir cages Cutlery britannia and Back Tin Ware Tin
net and EnHmGlGd Hollow Ware, Brass Kettles. &C.
lie requests of his customers and the public gcncr-
niiy particular attention to his Water coolers and
patent freezer, If any wishes to Ices and tho
'l Donition Coffee Pot makes the best coffee, and
econ will pay in savins, coffee.
Also on hand " very large assortment of his own
manufactured Tin Waro, wholesale and retail. Any
articles not on hand will made to at the shortest
notice and Mt reasonable prices
dSs'ERLTT GINS -ALTIZtlIS ON HAND.
Those IN want Of housekeeping Goods, will do we'll
10 c;1il on him. Ills articles numerous to mem
ton Those who call will find most every article for
fitting ont a fMc household. C. f. STIFEI,
Ely23 ,69-d I'm No. 173 Main ST.. Wheeling. va.
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PURLIC HALLs.

Nelodcon Hall, east side sIain between Quincy and
Monroe,
Masonic HALL ostil-cast corner Market and Monroe
Washington Hail. norIeast corner Market and
Monroe.
Union Hall, west sido Main between Quincy and
AUnroc
Athenmum Hall, corner John and Market
New Gid Fellows Hall, corner Monroe AMI Fourth
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TFWPANrUEy ~. Ear DD1y,,

IIMIANG-WS, or EAR DRUMS
Which are suitable for either sox and all agcs-in ort
ctt in five minutes. FAR TRuNPETs of every destrp
tom also every variety Of artificial articles known in
tho Wor-a large assortment of beautiful & durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
With the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL.
ment. ~
These articles arc perfectly natural and adapted for
either sex, tnh can be sent by express to any Irt OF
tEq world All kinds ofTrusses for Hernia or Rupture
OF every description, for either and Tru4scs par
ticuaTy adapted for females in weak condition also
for those with PRoLAPSUS UrEEI.
Hr: li0akee is one of the most celebrated and skill
inI ylyaicians a;ld surgeons living His fame is
known personally in every principal city of the world
All letters directed to Or. Baakcc must contain ten
cents to pay postage and incidental expenses All
Chronic Diseases can bc treated by cOrresponlnnce
except th0se mentioned which will require Ids per-
sonnl supervision.
Gz- oGce hours, from . a. Mio4PM
DOCTOR BAAKEE
rrF1cE 20. Broadway, a few doors above Fourth st.
IHstIl, o' NEW YORK CITT.
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I. o. S. M.

OLD DOMINION LODGE. MOL.
Mcoicon Buildings.
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District Deputy Grand Master for Western TTr
giHia, DR.. WV. j. BATES
High Priest, On. It. Il. LOGAN.
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MASONIC REGISTER.

Wheeling Lodges meet In Masonic
Hall, corner of Market and Nom
roc Streets.
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WHEELING, VA, SATURDAY MORNING,
Daily gntetligFaprer,
TERnTs OF ADVRjRFTIsINC5.

TWELVE SOLID LINES or NoxPARSir toa csF 1Scttl on
LESS, MAKE A SQuAEE. . =
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[Extract from tlC Editors Table in the November
number of tho Neotrophtan CBothany Collegc)
NTovn,;pn
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l wished to attend the criminal courts
to see how trials are conducted at Rome,
but was told that this was impossible,
and thai the criminal courts were not open
to the pnblic."
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The Weekly IIlteIIigeneer

Will Oontain thirty-two Columns mostly lilsl with
oioiee md carefully rgrlared renliuss
cling all subtects-tlis it tho largest aud best
nollar Newspaper in y ion country.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
Public Schools aad Normal Class,

The arrangements nla,le BY the Board Of Ed
ucation are such that, With the new facilities
obtained the schools Of our city viii he conduc-
led a economically as formerly and will have
better accommodations, 4 more thorough course
Of discipline and a higher grade of scholarship
than they have heretofore possessed, 1t l. there
fore proper that Normal class should be es-
'ahilshed IN the highest department Of our
tsiou School. The same thing has been done
y several towns in this State that were no
more capable than this place. The Board Of
Education are inclined TO favor the enterprise,
aai to make suitable provision for its success.
Teachers and friends Of education are earnest
Y inEi.ed q cooperate with our School Board
Il Ar. plans which they may devise for the
purpose q sustaining good schools and orgsniz-
Ias Normal Class.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
FORECLOSURE SALE.

Patrick Kane, PltGl
,,,-,, t., Is, Circuit Court, Iowa COUNT, Wis
' M i. ~, ,s ~" February Term 1859.
DY virtue judgment of Foreclosure and Sale made
in the above entitled action the 22nd, day Feb
ruary A. 1859, ! shall, Saturday the stu day of
October, a. d. 1889, at The hour of clock L. NJ, Of
day expose for sale and sell public auction,
the highest bidder for ash hand at the front door
the Court House, in the city Mineral Point, county
and State aforesaid, the following ibcd MoItgaged
premises, much thereof shall be sufficient
raise the OF SI5g,o judgment; aud interest, and
$751; y costs, LoU No. eight % in block No.
twenty (20) in Strong, Doty 0'NeiIs addition the
village fnow city, OF Mineral Point the county of
Iowa and state % Wisconsin aforesaid.
Dated Sheriff OLice Mineral Point Wis., Apr. j. 1883
THUS. MCFARLAND
6m-i4 Sheriff Iowa CO. Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

BLACKwoops MAGAZINE FOR AuGvsr.--t,o,a-
tents Lopdan ExhIbitions-Contl iot OF the
Schools e Tie Luck q Ladysmede.-Part " -
Lord Aaeeulay ana tie Highlands of Scot
land . Leaders Of the Reformation Luthur.
Calvin, LatIIner. Knox :. FeIicita-Part -
The Master Of Sinclair's Narrative of the Is =
The Haunted and the Haunters; or The House
snd the Brain" The Peace-W hat IS it."
All the British Periodicals. at the present
crises. are discussing freely and with consuraate
ability, the great questions which agitate the
Nations Of Europe This gives them increased
interest to American readers The " Four Re-
views, and : Blackwaod," re-publisaed by L
Soorr / CO, are the oldest and ables,, aud may
&c had At the extremely low rate Of $40 per an
auFn, for the whole five works.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
NOR TCAGE SALE.

Jacob Mailer and VIM.
Weudte, Plaintiffs, 5 State Of Wisconsin,
against Circuit Court
Michael MILLER and Jo- for IoME County.
hannah Miller, Dcfts
DY virtue of Judgment of foreclosure and sale made
in the above entitled action the 5th day of March
A. d. 1859 shall the sd day Of september \. II.
1850 at the hour OF o'clock T. T., expose sale and
sell public auction TO the highest bidder cash
hand, the front door oi tie Court House in the City
Mineral Point, county and State aforesaid, the follow
ing described MurtgHged premises much thereof
snail DC sufficient the Of 1888 H. besides
interest and sctIUirg costs, to-wit The equal undi,
ded half part share f lot No hundred and
ll06l Ileit survey the city of Mineral Point in
the county of Iowa State OF Wisconsin.
Dated SheriHs office, Mineral Point, Iowa Co, Wis
couslu March Is 1888
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis.
Conn Il MESsuoRE ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs. 6ml2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

Try this remarkable aud Interesting remedy.
is composed OF the juices pow
erful tho soothing plants IN nature
chemically combined aud insulated in wellsealed glass
bottles aud charged by powerful battery. Thus pos
ssng in addition to It's superior medical virtues strong
magnetic and electric properties profoundly penetrating
and emuentg quoting and soothng II Ielieves pain
and iutiasio once, fwhen rcely appleG ziug
the strained muscles and nerves. giving life and
tally BY its esSnc qualities, paTazed parts and
chronic or standing comp aiut and weaknesses
laying nervous pain, Zoe ralga) irritation, and
ing distinctions Ike charm Indeed all who haze
it, speak Of 1t truly wonderful medicine, and esteem
II IS far superior to all other external remedies
IL applied in season. II Is untaiIing remedy for
Group, soc throat inflammation al the lungs bowel
Kidneys and other organs Ri cunatisin spinal
ton, in the breast and az all times
headache. neuralgia. ache
in the face, plmples and erUptiens all kinds piles
bruised and sprsned limbs burns frozen parts ehbiapa
iulnlspt aud longs JHding wounds. &c, &c "
will the is. the bald head prevent tie
hair from falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been exensiv,ly used up
canal and draught horses tor gallz wounds Fprars
and Hi0ene5s, and Il SF5re when applied hot,
the scratches horses and the foot all sheen Al
the proprietors ask for their Magnetic is fair
trial confident that all they caiIn it, viii be found
true 90 the letter. In the nelghbottood here IL i man
uactured, many people buy Il Is the quantity and u i,
kept and used by almost every in,Iabi "a a rarac..
for the pains and aches family is ,no,
H. Mt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
The Political Campaign.

We learn that the several candidates for State
officers will commence stumping the State next
week. The two candidates for Governor will
probably travel together, and Ir. HoBART viii
have an opportunity TO tell the people why
principles which ne advocated in $40 and 1880
are political heresy now. Let the people pre-
pare to turn out and hear.
To FAaMERs.-Read the commercial article if
You wish to review the state of the marketsand
learn how TO cles your wheat Much Of the
wheat brought in Lere would grade No If
clear of II Will pay for running through
the tanning mill again.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

COUNTY Agricultural Soc'ETY.-We are in
receipt q the Pamphlet containing the Cons'i-
tuition. Regulations and Premium List Of tins
Society. The Premiums offered are lslesal, aud
but stimulate the Farmers. Mechanics. .tc.
Ct Iowa County 10 action IN the right direction
The aggregate Cash Premiums offered by the
society fall but little shor, f 500. while the
amount in Books, DC. VIII swell the sum 10
near $500. The 4th Annual Far comes of At
Dod5eyllle on the 5th and 9th 81 October
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
IORECJOSJRE SAIE

uaTker Speusly, PlsiGtii:. slate Of Wisconsin
ogd,ask
Matilda Z. flood Defendant Iowa County Circuit court
ID virtue of judgement o. foreclosure and sale made
ID IN The above emit sion March
1888 shall on the Esd day O: September, 4. D. 1888
the hour 81 clock. +. vi. Of slia av
aud sell At puJAc auction tbe highest ider for cash
IN hand. at the front door Of the court House il
city OF Mineral Point County and Sae aforesaid the
tue foliosing described A0rta- premises,
thereof shall be sufficient To raise te OF 1912 sea
besides in:evet ana AccruinE costs to-wit out Lot
Der two hundred and Iirty t235J and all that part
of Out Lot number two hundred and forty {2i7
not heretofore decided to the Mineral Point Rail Road
Company and Thomas Dayey, in the iage (now City
OF Mineral Poiut, in the county OF Iowa. Wisconsin.
Dated Sheriff Uhee Mineral Point, isconsn, March
Is, 1889.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis.
COBB Il 8EssAoEE, ATTORNEYS. 6nIl2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIEE,S SALE.

John Mitchell, Plaintiff
0gashs.
Eliza Shif, widow adj
Aomin'r. of Abram Shif State of Wisconsin,
decd Charles 81 If Em- Iowa County Circuit Court
ma ShiG and Lima Shift.
heirs a. Law OF AbranI :
ohiH, deed, Defendants.
ID virtue Of Judgment q. foreclosure made and
II entered IN SAID Court the above CATTLE action
81 tr lIti day OF June, A. q. 1859. shall FRIDAY
the 18th DAY OF oc'ooer, A. ID. 1879 hour
cock = u. at the front door OF the Court House
the city o. Mineral Point. Iowa county, Wisconsin, SCI.
At Fu1lc Auction for cash In hand the following de-
sclioed martsagci premise to-Nit:Be inning
south east corner OF lot eight (os and
running thence westerly along the OF laid
lot sixty eight twenty six (2D feet. thence nor,hery
ne hundred and seventeen am feet the line
OF said lot, thence east twe six ,) the north
e5; corner OF said lot, thec soUlhvry along
line OF sal lot one hundred alG ~ = eet
the place OF beg inning in the via Ci:r of MIN
-rAi Point IA the county OF Iowa. iscousIu - sur
Neved, plated and ietu net bv 4r-itI N!ie.-Datea
Sheiins uilco, Mineral Point, Jaly - 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, S},vnf
Iowa CoUnf y, Wisconsin,.
CopB NEssIoEE, Atty for Plaintiff. 3O,ds.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
TRf DIR. TRiSk'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT

None genuine unless signed 4 S. Bueu' with pen
see pamphlets containing full directions around eac,
bottle and cireulars left with agents Price shi-
linS TOR small and three shncs for large bottles
For sale by r. ID. Puford and John II Vivian Mineral
Point and all ot~er druggists in the country.
IL All orders should be addressed 10 Ug NUDGE K
70, Earivl!ie, Madison Co. y. Y. omc7
Sold 10y X D. Palo-d and J. H. Vivian Mineral Point.
u r Thomas and VIM 4 Bishop. Jadgsv!ile- Henry
webb Linden Power, LAME { 90, shIand. y. ".
Dudgeon, Avoca, and by Medicine Dealers generally
Orders should be addressed 10 -. Nudge Co., Earl
vile, Madison Co., y. Y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
MORTGAGE SALE.

JOseph Il0nlas, IlaIlIlI,
ogdisst State of Wisconsin,
John Love Marion Love Circuit Court
and iLabeth Jacka FOR Iowa County.
DefeuG4uts.
u virtue OF iudgmen: or foreclosure and sale
ID in The above entitled action the 9Th da. March
\. u 1853, shall the 23d day OF September, \. D.
1888 the hour of clock, T. NJ, expoSS for sale ami
sell public auction To The higust bidder for cash in
hand the front door Of the Court House, in the city
Mineral foint county and State aforesaid, Il follow
ing described Nurgaged premises mnch thereof ms
shall be sufficient to raise the of 500 9S, besides
interest anu aecruing cost towit: The north half Of
the north east quarter of section number thirteen l3
in township number five TO- north of range plumber
three 80 east containing eighty OF land, situate
In Iowa county
Dated SAeri's Office, Mineral Point Wisconsin, March
IS, 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheri.. Iowa Co., Wis.
CoEB { MEsS&oRE ATTORNEY for Plaintiff. 6nll2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
FORECLOSURE; SALE.

John butcher. kellogg Sexton State of Wisconsin,
and John r. Goodrich, Circuit Court, 0 a
} Comfy
John Adams. Eliza Adams &
john Bonner
10y vi:tue of judgment Of Foreclosure snd Sale
made the above entitled lon dat the lst day
March 3 D. 1852 shall offer for sale I'd sell at pub
lie the highest bidder AT III, .ront door OF the
Court House the city of Mineral Point County and
state Aforesaid he 18th day Of October A. u 1859
clock T. VI. Of that cav the following described mort
ed premises satisfy the amount of Sl65g 90 due
paintfs besides interest and costs OF sale, 10 witt
Commencing at the southeast corner OF lot number
three 80 block number tN c. and running thence north
Iowa street hrtNseven One-haN fret thence
hundred feet thence south tlirtv-seveu and
one half feet thence hundred fee; Iowa
he place of beginning, according to tie plat
A. " Comfort, i'm the village of Dudg+ie in sud county
and State Dated. Sherifs office, JGt :, 1893.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, SLe5iH Iowa Co. Wis.
Smith keyes, and Joseph II. Clary, PITTS Att'ys-
3m %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
VALUABLE FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

rsHFIE subscriber sale the favorable
L terms, the following valuable lauds
The in the Town of Ridgeway, eight miles from
Dodzevie, known as the IUl Fan, consisting OF
very desirable land living about mile from
SIMPSONS Tavern stand l. viii be solo a body,
smaller parts, TO suit purchasers.
AL,0-Twenty-wC acres in the village of Dodgeville
which will be sold either in whole in parts desired
ALso-Tyo Hundred and Fifty acres situated
of the village Of Dod-evile hat Is known
Helena sood- Ilis Farm wI also be sold in
bod, in parts as desired by purchasers.
These lands are all wei adapted farming plrposes
embracing excellent timber aud prairie lands with por
under good cultivation, and abo unding with
springs nf water
inquire Tor further particulars, at Dodgevine. Of
PHILIP EDDY.
DodScvilc, July 2ud, 1889. IS