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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
~fsERTEF'S SALE.
Circuit Court, Iowa County, WIS,
Franc HaIublv. flaiuIin,
against Execution 40 ls27.
T4r4.s Mi. inI-. n-feul'l y

Franc HaIublv Plaintiff,
aguinsf Execution 80 ls27.
James NckiuIay. D-feua't.S
NOTICE Is hereby given That by virtue of writ of
y Execution issued and under the seal OF the
Circuit Court snd Tor the county Of Iowa. and state
as WISCONSIN, dated Tire 3h y OF december, A II. 1855,
and Co. Iae drec'ee iu te above entitled against
ie good, ANA citte- bands Ii teutIrsts Of the above
dctolgaut, Jans- X htnlaAs did on the 2sth
Ia4 BifcgHl ls5-. seize and levy upon
right tale and the said def ndaut, in and to
following described lands. to vii fhr south wrst
quarter o The north west quarter OF Section numter
seventeen H. ia to3EsbiP HuInUer i've and rang.
number three east the 4th principal meridian, all
situate ia Of Iowa aud State OF Wiscontin
sforcsaid that viii the 18TH day of February
next between the hours of II q clock NJ. aud o'clock
H. Of said ay at the front door oi the Court House.
city Minerva Point ia the said county oil Iowa
and St.te WISCONSIN. aforesaid expose the To-
sale puc taCfiau, - satisfy said wut and COSTS
Sheriff S once Mineral Puin- December 3lst 1883.
csc. ME5SEf}StIf ri. sheriff Iowa Co., Wiz.
By JoHN HuTCHIsoN. Deputy.
Conn 3iessEofE, Attorneys for Plaintiff lids
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
GGgaa Territory,

~ 1854 II ~ .-,r
iheie Is reason 10 eAl ecl t"Hi congress "i'-
~ oLce E'ti.ilc lcN tetitoiL Y, t.i9f;lcing iie
haHsas aud Nebraska gold regions The name
proposed ~ thIs Territory + Coiona- II u "
be taken chiefly from kansas. hut partly also
from New 1ieAite, Jl'h aad r tbta7ea, AND
viii contain about l3-,uJJ square miles, lie
present uoplEaIieH IS ooi Snali. DHt before the
meeting q me neNi Congress e A. likely r. tie
guile large. aud VIII speedily go mp. ID Tie
gold excitement continues, y ifj eco in any
event this Territory Is =arc to oc early settled
by thriving iuPa.Htlan.
The natural advantages Of Tie country 10
question are sre1t- IL tempesa-a~e la summer
;eeos,ii"s {" ie ls"tAer.ii..t tines - i-ica'ei
by Tie mos, ieee&. seie.ttiEe 81 rar''.t'i-s, Is
the same rs laitt oi south carolina, sad DO win
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sEEfsiFEEsS SALE.
CfpcFsf Court for Iowa Csf.u.v.

Samuel Hask5cs s. trustees for
Ltazaovit a I! os ans, James Hos
) ms. heirs 1t law of John Hos
tIus deceased, SaI.lae l Hoskiis, Not-e ef sale en-
L4Taru Thomas and Geo. SIMS foreclosure,
William Boseen ana Elizabeth
BowGea, his wife.
Notice is hereby given than t. v~-r-a r a 5a5soop
of foreclosure aud rendered ia fs above lIti tied
Court the 10Th Of January A. D. 1853 in the above
entitled action and Ev virtue OF the a hnriry given
me by TIE order OF sale in said decree Of foreclosure
Viii sell at public auction TO he highest bidder m cas
on the a day OF July, 1859, o'clock in the after
oon OF said Gay ut The front door Of Court House
ia TIE city Of Mineral Point, Iowa Countr Wisconsin
al lhe following described real situated in lie
sad lows county, Wis, VIZ All certain lot or
parcel OF land situated in Blacks addition to the Vii
ie % DodgeYaie II the northwest quarter of Section
nurnoer thoty-iour t34) Town number six 80 Range
hd'noer three 81 Fast. ia Iowa County. NiScons n ANA
more par lcuiF!y described follows, Lot No
siAteeh tI5} On Block number niue nine (43J up ta
the north side of Water IN said addition
AMI commencing said Water Street al the beast
coi heF "t Lot number % and running themes
north oe hundred and htty-sIx and siN-tenths feet
thence east uuety-eght and tpro-tenhs feet thence
<ooth one AnndIrq and htty-siN ard six-tenths
tHeuce west upou Water street uiuev- three au5 two
itl4s feet 10 the place ginning. Ihe above sale
Niii De made To satisfy the two hundred ana 10
SIX dollars and CENTS the amount found due
Sal0 i-SiA.lH N saul decree Cf foreclosure together
with all costs.
Dated Sheriff g Office Mineral Point IAN u Ism
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
'-~i0N : Ioe1' ShutiB, iowa Co
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
Mineral Point Seminary.

MEssRs. EDIToRs The old adare
that =" all is not gold that glitters,'' as a
general rule may be depended upon for
lis trathfulness. In fact, we see it veri-
fed IN more ways than one. To Illus
tlate \ man becomes ambitious to
shine III place that neither nature or
education has fitted him to fill. IL his
new position he finds himself constantly
driven about from one ridiculous shift to
another, resoriing to all sort of sabterfu-
/ ges and Discrimination 20 avoid exposure
and disgrace. or . time he succeeds,
/ by a kind Of sectarian Radiation and
! d" General Conference Endorsement, in
keeping up an appearance Of great disin-
/ terested love for the cause IN which he is
engaged, and great skill in engineering
/ the & machine whose mechanism and
workings are TO him perfect enigma -
Bur after a while the thing becomes TOO
transparent to deceive any one, hence he
conceives the very luminous idea of
/ changing the scenery from a low tragic
comedy into a broad farce. Public dis
play becomes one of the grand features of
has hlstrlonlc movements. Foreign aid is
called III, even from neighboring Stale,
to grace the proceedings and give CASTE,
! CHARACTER, CONSEQUENCE, NoToRIErY
and EcLAT, to the illeglti,rote bant.ing.
This, like all previous attempts to galven-
ize the nursing into healthy growth,
proves an g ilustrious failure - conse-
quently 1t becomes necessary to again
change the programme, but not the play
Agents are sent out to scour the country
and belabor the faithful into a generous
support of his ianguishing and furnishing
pet. But again our enticing and persist
ing dramatic hero is doomed to disappoint
meut After wonderful display of
SCHOLASTIC SHADOWS, this enterprise.
like all lis predecessors, g peters out. -
/ One would suppose that, by this time, his
! exravagant aspirations after beggarlv
honors and filthy lucre" would begin to
wane but not bit of it. With refreshed
energies and renewed zeal, he forthwith
plans mendicant pilgrimage 10 the far
off East, where aims are more freely
given, and where money is more liberal
ly donated. In due course of time, this
experiment, like those that preceded ii,
comes to male with this difference in
It's result there was, as we are informed.
after deductng all the expenses naturally
accruing from thousand miles Journey
and very agreeable and pleasant visit
among acquaintance, friends and rela
tyes. the ENORMOUS NET SUM or ONE IN
DIME! TO BE ADDED TO THE ALREADY Ex-
HAUsrED AND COLLAPSED rRrAsupv.-
This, to any ordinary mind, would have
been very discouraging to farther trials
and efforts IN the same direction but
with undinching will, indomitable courage
and undying faith, our chivalrous cham
pion pIumes himself anew upon his rast
failures for another coup-de-maine upon
the credulity and guIlibiiity of the people.
CIap-trap has been mighty engine il
the hands of designing men, and why
should il fail when welded by oaE st
GOOD, 50 JUST, so INGENIOUS? More
anon.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

80 ,,..,.+
les Of Europe pay rents 70 4 very --1i
for Etw VIZ. b'7''.ii' i....' ,I,.ir s4,.
sc Aad these i's1let cl.tts- J.i." - =
tea-ivc credit systems, pay rti.7 '-
al over the c9uutrE. Ire ,N.E.'' --'-' u ''
a-e exhibited in "a eleat Fa.-si 81 II - Iet.l
every few wears TO ai.la-t p;' 5.e.t IAN ~ 'oF'
AN abundance Of Ha'aet +" .si.. I1't'7 ,ie ~
rovers and q scnefa'5 - ~ . e'+te ie.-'-@ 40
its rtter prostra- i5l. acre y only "i1
stop borrowing n.a'5rs - 80 '5'S''' ara .'l'
getting into deot ~i,.i'''', iiiI means -.
The au0uut PAID e re "aJ = -Ate-e7 - IN " -
cousin IS vastly beyond t"e t''ioe - - II.
S.ate taxes. h G l4t.ae 4e'-.ii - Il. +. " %,
We honestly earn - j. tl.s ~" ~ ~ 1HH
lay up as last q possible N4'Ao-- % great sac
r.hees and without borrowing , Ipttoney d, hish
rates OF interest 20 i~t .t "io are
no" lhfuiNe1 c'il'.1 90
creditors 5s ana " 90. - ie9'74'' ieA
can lo some - -,. s-
NeAt 80 5i'- '''
oehs- --
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~ - - -. - ioNsl9 1i'1 u4--eS o.
- ~ - - ''''d IN re-
- Ia,ert =, 40 IS - - pro
- - =. -. - - lo7-'i' 8 en-
- - - ,''--1s7-''4 % any
- m. -. '''o 80 Iei'"tl I'm
- -, IS. 90. s'.7-
- NJ ~. ''oe io--es % sHe Coy
-" = 80 - means y "H-cH TAG
80 - ~ INC, '''e --iii5h. WIS FORMED
" 7'',e7-Ily a-''ll'e'' anu sie Ii5'lls ana
p.' 80 .. nc - 80.
80 e@.'t...'.-t 'l- 80 4 s-'oi ana pussy
! - - - N'i9S %
-, = -. - -, 80 TT
-, ,,,,-,3trs,i ~, az. -
- -. -. - - - \
80 ~. ,+I In -. 81. l. i. y - -
:, - a. 80 i'.'.'9 - ~ "e' ''i,.
l,.d ,-;rs,os I+,t - ~ -. "
- 49, ''''
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
Dr. Rabaek's Scandinavian Remedies.

Are you sick, no mater what organ is afflicted,
depend upon 1T the blood, which is the food and
sustenance of every organ, is full of corruption
DR.. RoBAoK's scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Pills, break up the source of disease in he
fluids of the body. They purge and pur. y the
elements of the blood Hence their quick and
complete cures in dyspepsia, scrofula, eruptions,
fits, tpInors, nervousness, kidney complaints,
piles. weak stomach, low fevers, debility, rheu-
matism, headache want Of sexual vigor, etc,
etc. These remedies are astonishing the whole
medical world. See Advertisements.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18


DEAR SIR:-I have written y ou a letter sUme
months back, but as / have not received an an
swer, / do NOT know whether sou ever received
1t or not therefore l III take the present OPP
portunIty TO Write again, for the purpose OF let
ting you know some Of Kansas news
Thinking, perhaps you might feel some inter-
est In this new excite meut We have here-I
mean the Pixies Peak and Cherry Greek gold
mlnes-we have been fortunate enough 10 have
the latest news from the mines. The Express
from Pixies Peak stopped at our place to feed,
and the report we have from the men who
were along with IL Is very encouraging. They
informed me that on Cherry Greek many Of
F the miners were making As high Is fifty dol
! lars per day, and that nearly all the dirt ID
Cherry Greek Valley VIII pay fifteen cents per
+ pan, Ind upwards. You know What man can
/ make IN such dirt sluchIug, with good runuIn
water All those who came In By the Express
are going to start back Is eariy as they can get
! teams u %. Nearly one-half of our neIghb0r-
hood are going early IN March or Aprli, Al ID
+ two Of our nearest neIgh6oTs are preparing to
20 right early. One Of them. Mr.. II. Bust was
. acquainted with one OF the gentlemen that
came in by the Express, and he says that he
IS perfectly reliable, and he told Us that lie had
lett his and ioQr men Che did not say slaves
10 work as well Is they could I'll he got back
with tools, provisions, etc. We are rather IN
+ settled IN our own minds, whether shall 20
ourselves not, but ANY rate, il Is mos, ike
ly that one OF Us VIII 90 II the news keep good
ull the middle OF March. We sometimes tain K
OF ali going together next spring, bat consld-
erIng the prospects that are before the Kansas
farmer next year, we are trying TO acs with due
caution. II Is certain beyond a doubt, that
gold Is coming in from Pixies Peak and It l.
very pure-equal TO South Australian gold -
There Is bouuc o be an immense emigration
out next sprBg. YEARLY ali those who can =
in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Western
Iowa Will be off early In the spring. ana
have no doubt bat viii have heavy East
era emigration, starting from Afchison City
Atchlsou i the nearest railroad communication
Cherry Greek lies fweaty miles north u The
parallel on which AtchiSon CITY 5 buiIt.
Corn which was my cents per bushel il tEs
early part of the serson, has come d9vn {,
thirty this week. Potatoes are up 10 ato2
seyeHty-Iiye and scarce At that. The cora crop
Is not 30 good n Kansas was supposed y
are enjoying Christmas as well - bachelors ars
generally able 10 do. and that i not very wei
IN a new conntrv. SaoUld voa any OF yoai
: friends think Of trying Pike's Peak, call an,
take rol-lCck with u.
Yours respectfully
VI. S. CAIN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
Is PRoHATa soLHT-LOMA C0LNrY.

In the matter Of e.tatc q JOSIAH I1kc Geceas q.
~ reaijus and Sling the petition of Martin Aarzolf
~ of said coIuty. rerle~ratl among other tAIas-
yhe dry % February. D. ic1a, the -lid
deceased contracted to convey 10 William After tho
premises known and described follows, 10 vii The
vest half az the uart-ast quarter af section
thtIty-three l5J 80 township number Eve so north Of
n.e humber f.ur O. --t. containing eighty acres.
~oie OF les- aa. tg Ii.e I9ta aav january, D..
I~-g tae ~a contract vas tE tut saia William SEER,
lglr ASST - % rl the said pes TONER aH4 claEli.
that be be said p-5I -f9uer IS entitled % ceuv. -
SAID premises au praying tlaf +i.r- lFte tNrclie 81
tne last Ill ar4 uI sAl- ers-aI. is lgttor
ize-! and directed decree ol fa.s court
execute convey o4 said premises ip hn To- so
De itfouer il 3 ordered THAI -li p-s 5a ieard b
lore the Judge at tHis Ceur Asu.af, t- sesrnth
aav Of March next en-ufa. Al tae PROBATE rie. ia tN
tv OF Mineral Point. iu -aiL CuuutF AMI Is . !uIi4e
ordered that notice thersy 5s Published tor Six saece'
ne weeks before such hearing ia tbs Mineral Point ~
Hus a weekly usaspaper printed IT Mineral Point, a
+ said county j. "a. - t-'t-ttl1 ~l-iit re-
Lated J1suarv 18Th, =. y. 1855. 6w@
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

I-aSS, accaa panied iy scid tons for building
to BE used as CaHrt House and Ftilt1r Iowa Coua-
g. v5ii be received W -te gaea C2lussi oners
appointed for thar p1rTa~c b. tee Board 10 PervisoIs;
said bsil6ns n bs IS Hess capacity tiaa tho one
81 use be balls II ssa1es so iIe AMI
crita To contain a large HAL -r the use OF
fs- Court suftaeis JEry rooa--. tEiia- for Ee resi-
teace os t= or-s f1ln r.. together vith Cells for the
safe keeping - prisoners Said plans and speriaeail as
must o.. delivered the Con-a--i- e., Eo5g-yie
on or before Frj3ay the Il, iHs,ant
For t6 haSi Tsn ranl-l VIth proper srecibca-
taus comrlefs Tee $3.50 IS Fifty Dollars wlt ~ paid
fer tae seeoaa best the sss t Twenty-Five Dailrs
g. ass .irss-.
T. g JOINER. Csr-71fss
FRAErI- sETI-E y
nata-i. Mineral Foir-. janls.v s. l-53. u
loss Cnantv .flrers.l l-leszs COPS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Pardon Wright and
Harriet Wright,
against
John i. " hitelow.
pursuance Of Judgment sad 5ecretsl ar5er made
10y tae Circuit Court iowa the I'D day
# March \ D., 1855 sLuil Public Ven
se At thercut 0oor Of the Court House, in Abe city of
Mineral Point IN the county of Iowa, Aforesaid the
3h y 81 Aay nest, At O'clock in the afternoon OF
that cay ih= IooNing described Real Estate, 20 Wit
All that part - Lots and two, Block thirteen Of
S7rengs AddiuoR the village of Mineral POINT, *.
ceptn what heretofore Decided by Harriet Judson.
harriet Wight TO Charles Beliuski. said premises
situate in the said county of Iowa Wis
consolidated this sd day q pecember A. D.. 1855.
GEORGE NESS rs NTH, sheriff
Iowa Co. Wis.
PARINY EATON ATTY for Plaintiffs. ons4s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
uAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The Cfigtzct and Bet "a tie - oTta-
All others are mere limitations, and should &c avoided
If yaa wish 10 escape EIaisa.c-
CRAY. RED, III. RUsiY HAIR Dyed Instantly 10
beautiful AMI 2sta1al Brown Black itegt the less,
injury o. Hair OF saia-
FIFTEEN 3IEraLs a'-9 DErI.0H-.z have been award
ed to Wfa. H. Issz.ea7 since lsse, zad ever se,oo8 81
lieatiaaz haze made 70 lie Hair Of his Patrons OF
las famous DYE.
VIZ A. BAL HEL0Iss HAIR DYE prossces color
not ID be 1stin asle from nature and Is EAESASTE
not 70 irfure in the LEAST however long u ss b. con-
tinuel ana FL sses Of ial - e- reieivd ts La}i
inrg-o5ated fsr - by :.fs splendid Dye.
Made, Sold or arrie 90 iis4te soolnsj a. the VIZ
FACTOR, 25s BroadEav, \. !.
sold 10 al ciIes 7l tovus n The United States p.
Druggists ana Fancy tsool, Dsslsgs
- The Genuine lssz tss5 -.u4e asa address uro-
s.eal p.4ts engraving fe1r les each I3e1.
WILLIAM \. BACHELOR,
x5fIv z3z Broadzsv, View York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
Col, l, II, D. Crane.

The friends Of this gentleman will be glad to
hear Of the almost unanimous vote he received
upon his recent election. as Chief Clerk of the
Assembly. The vote stood CRANE IS scatter
lhg . That body stands politically as follows
Republicans, 50. Democats, H. We consider
this about as high compliment as the Legisla-
tnre OF Wisconsin ever paid to any rnan-but it
was well ncrited. Col CRANE is acknowledged
by all 20 make the best Chief Clerk either branch
IT the Legislature ever had.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

on No. 1919.

STATE or WISCONSIN. }rx..,,.for " ,-,a
IOWA CUUNTY CIRCUIT COURT ''
Andrew holster. Plaintiff,
against
John Watgrworth ana Richard I
Drurv. al,--art fiefs. 4uir- tu-l-
ness ulf-ies tt- and style
70 Water. orth s Ururv. Hef'ts
40 ICE i !tercbv given that by virtue 81 writ al
Execution issued Oat OF the circuit tosrt ia and
1r the count, OF Iowa. and State of WiscOnzin. dated
the Gth v ~ &ovombcr A. D.. 1865, and 10 i eeted
ia the alye eutiod action against the goods and chat
tells OF tie above named deien ian
did on tb. day December, a. D. 1858. seize aud
lew upon the south west quarter Of tho south west
quarter Of Section number thirfytwo 1877, in township
number eeht O. north, Of range % east, said
uH Of Iowa aud that viii the 18th Gay OF Feb
fuafv A. D. 80 ut the front door Of the Cpart House
ia The Mineral Pgiut IN sasd county OF Iowa, bsr-
tween t~etTs aud two O'Clock in the after
noon of d dav self ths said tcl Estate, abov, do
=r- highest and best bidder for cash in hand,
to satisfy aid writ and cpstsDated, sheTins Office,
Mineral Point. this 2pfh December. A. D., 1855
GEO. NESS I3SNiTH. Sheri', Iowa Co, Wis.
By J0uS HrTCHfsoS, Deputy
!. 81 STEoSC, At. Tor Plaintiff. 52ds
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
X rUnn ArE-toN-A corNTN cnrnT.

Ia the matter Of IL Estate OF FHELIr ToHs deceased
an reading aud GliDg the petition of Jacob NJ Miller
" adu1i nisisstor 81 sil estate if eseh'i- among
ana nrvi ing that time place he fixed for examining
and allow las account OF ms a1tii ,sa"1i ej ".'A
br Jud Re ~ this Court Monday the eth dag
of FEBRUARY next ensuing the PROBATE oHre in the
cItv o Mineral Point IN ssi coutE- And j. further
ordered that notice thereof ee given 90 all persons in
terested Us publi>biuc -eav q, this order iar three
saccessro weeks prior said Gag of elrluatior n the
" Mineral Tsoia. Ts5ulIe, 81 newspaper published
the - eral Eollts ia said county dated, JAM
uar, sic sr- 1853.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

- Washington dates Of The Doth say that
the President has signed proclamation order
ing public sale Of $4,000 acres Of land in
Wisconsin during April and May, including
Che alternate sections which belong to the Gov
eminent along the railroad lines. Such OF the
lands as may not be sold viii be subject to pri-
VIE entry.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

- L Is announced by telegraph that Gen.
James Gadsdea, late L. :. Minister TO Mexico
died in Charleston, S. c., on Sunday, Dec. %
lie was just 20 years old. He attained dis
tiuccioa in the war Of 1912: was Minister 4
Mexico under President Pierce and negotiate
Whist IS known as the Gaasden purchase.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

ScAxDALoU. WASTE OF PUgLIo MoxEY-In
order that some iaea may be had Of the cost OF
the Patent Office fancy pictures, we Will cite :.
few of the eases connected with the report of S56
In the house edition horse cost S1O.57650
a strawberry, SI0,5I6,50; sheep, S10,575,24
a map, 80 .S07 81 For the Senate edition the
same pictures cost S6,979,15.
In the face of these humllliating disclosures,
which were the subject of general ridicale in
and out OF Congress the person IN charge of pre-
par lg the Agricultural Report for the publica-
ton, used All arguments IN his power, to have a
second edition of horse, a tea plant, and a ma 2,
inserted in colors in the Report Just published,
which at the price stated by Nj SINCLAIR for
their execution. IN his voluntary card, published
in the Union, a few days since (includrng paper
and inserting plates,) would have cost S32193,-
90 W aShragtou Stats.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
From Pike ; Peak.

The gold fever IS about prevalent in this
region 1t in the days Of the California
excitement, and any information IN relation to
It viii be eagerly read by large num2er Of
.ur readers. " e dud the following letter FROM
Mr.. ". S. CAIN the DofgeviIle Adcocato, and
as Mr.. c. IS known to many Of our citizens, We
transfer it to our columns for their especial
graf iicatIon:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18

IOWA COUNTY,
CsrE AlSEakL FolSTs
7 WlatIAu DALI
N-oU ars hereby notified tlat rslt q a.tee'aa1.,
Ia. 1ssa f.r.- ar1i3-r $500 aua Fopr property at-
.s-5F - s.-f..s size demand al fresfsS tttlntH aiA
Ts-f ti-Ial5 Amounting - ssgcu 'inlsss as-i Ecu
~ts <o-e uale-s sou sllai ape -e.o-e y ie'
- J9.ti.s oi tls Peace IL all T4r siia eoaet Hii
-s IS -sil eif tiIe 81 aaF el krsitfE - d. i-'-
IL 1ss is ts- i-rstoaa jsi-n ut -ft p. leii io-ta
lJaseE ll.lz ISIS fas q Jta4a-E 3. g i-.1
T. sslf.t.Es&. sg.-..,-.
-l'iEEG s&
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-18
Hon. HExRr WILSON. Of Massacbus

e. Hon. HEyEv WILSON, Of Massachusetts
and Hon. WILLIAM PIrrs F EssEkDoS. Of Maine,
have j"st been re elected 10 the United States
Senate, for six years from the 4th Of March next.
Hon. kiNsLET !. BNGHA2l Rep, has also just
been chosen [. s Senator. by the Legislature
of Michigan, in place Of Scnator STUART, Dem, )
whose term expires on the It'll of March
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STATE or AIsc0EsIS,
John Adams . John Bonner.
re-llartuers, doing business ia
titt name o. dams 4 i.onuer. I0s Comfy
Plaintiffs, CiaCUIr CoURY.
oFaiust Execution No. 1901.
John Porter, Defendant.
NOTICE g. hereby given that by yirtne Of writ Of
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ar the County OF Iowa, and STATE OF Wisconsin, aiisd
ta. Ia.l August D. 1865 and 10 me Gtfsffea
~ Ire la., lif .,ain=t tle goods and chat
r- lands 90 The Adore Matted deisndant,
cd ga tae am cay october A. D. 1885, seize md
Is.r sleu NORTH west quarter Of the north cat
rta uf section thirtySx, So Ia tosps4fip number
eflt. NORTH. range number four - eAai- IN ssia
counts of iowa and that will, tho twenty ninth
sv 81 January, D., ls59. al the front eo"r OF tbs
Court House 81 cts Of Mineral Point in said county
OF Iowa zHd state WISCONSIN, between the noun OF
twelve o'clock afternoon OF said day, sell ~ .
soid real sztats described. t. tie highest srf
Ie-f c- hand 70 satisfy tie aid = d
cost dated Sa-hs o-ace, MLeIai Point, tais 31th
cav IL Neeauster 81 D.. 1888.
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rs Iowx I1lTcgssoN. Depnty.
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