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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
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NEw 1oRk, July 81
The eieamship Africa has arrived with Eu-
ropean dates To the 9th
4 ,trnistice has been agreed al, hatuae,, .la
contendlng parties till the 18th Of August -
The effect of this has been a great huoyancv in
ell Tie money markets, and strong hopes were,
entertained of peace.
Cotton has advanced. Bread-tufT. and pro-
visions were dull COnSuls 95a95i%
TIE AR.-On the 7th Napoleon telegraphed
that an armIstce was agreed upon on the Sin
Ii was signed at Villa Franco by Hess and
Naiiiianis and ends on the 5th of August Ii
siipuiaies that commercial vessels without dis
tinctIon of flag be allowed TO nav. gate the Adri-
attic UnmOesfed.
The No'.itear cautions the public against mis-
understanding the armisiIce. II saws nerofia-
tons may commence, but does not see how the
war may be terminated.
The SardinIans proceeded vigorously to the
siege of Peschicra- Bot this and other move
ments have lost their interest
In the Federal Diet on the 7lh Austria nra-
posed to mobilize the whole Federal contingent
and uest the Prince Regent OF Prussia To
assume the command IN chief
EXGLAxD The seizure of the British shin
Laura, at Baltimore, Ia the coastIng trade be-
tween New ork and California r.G the 18th
mus, Claimed the attention Ct the House Of
Commons. The government promised TO repre-
seut the matter TO the Federal authorities al
Washington.
The navy estimates had been introduced in
Parliament. and 1000 additional mer asked
tor II Is reported that the mail steamers have
been notified TO prepare TO carry arnaInents ac-
cording to their contracts.
The ship Sarah Ainot, Of Boston. was burned
at sea She from New Orleans bound to
LYONS. The disaster occurred On the 2sth uIt
The Africa arrived at y ew York AT ; o'clock
this morning. Her mails were despatched bv
the morning trains. She brings upwards of
100 passengers. She passed Cape Race on The
morning of he 18th INST, during a dense fog
tat rendered ali communication with the news
Yacht of the Associated Press or the shore i'm
possible.
The steamship Europa, from Boston, riI Hall
fax arrived at Liverpool the 9Th inst
SECOND DESPATCH.
The London II1aes says. with re9are. 20 the
armlstlce, ti.ere Is little to Communicates be-
( yond what the public already know. All that
seems 10 be authenticated Is that the proposal
came from France, and was the result of tle
/ Emperors owR determination That the ErB
/ peror Napoleon should stop short IN A O
victory, aad make overtures to the fJe whom hs
+ has defeated Ia two pitched battles and pushec
/ back TO the limits of Lombardy, argues the
moderation or the necessities OF the Frenci
4 ruler. We can hardly believe that the latte
has been the cause Of his sudden resolve"
STOCKHOLM July s.-His Majesty King Osca
died to-day lie was born the 5th OF july
I713.
vienna. july sth--The Austrian Correspoad
esce contains the following The Freneh trIgal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS. ).
5iORTGAGE SALE,

William Johnston, Plaintiff.
against State of Wisconsin.
Michael Y. NIen and Nancy Iowa Co. Circuit Court.
Nj len, lis wife, Defendants.
10y virtue Judgment Of foreclosure and sale made
IN te above entitled action the 18th cf uue
1893. shall the Zfh day OF September. \ D. 1889
the uur O'Clock T.. A Cf said day. expose for sale
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder fer
in hand the front door OF the Court House. in the
Mineral Point, county and aforesaid the
following described Aortgaged premises,
thereof shall be sufficient raise the 1854
ocsiirs interest and accruing costs, to-wt All those
certain pieces. ioIs parcels OF laud
Der thirteen tl3I ana fourteen a. block number
tseurycne t2l) IN that part of the Town Of Mineral
the Iowa and State Of Wisconsin, which
d ppon the southwest quarter 81 section thirty
(3I} town eve (51 north of three 80 east.
Mineral Point.
Dated SheriGs omce, Mineral Point Wisconsin, June
-, 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, sheriff lows Co., Wis
PARLEY EAroN. A.toraey for PlsiutiE. 3nl26
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
MORTGAGE SALE

James Snlitherin, Plaintiff,
GgatEst state 81 Wisconsin
James Prince Ann Prince Circuit Court for Iowa Co.
his wife. Defendants
10y virtue of judgment Of ioreelosu-e and sale made
ia the above entitled a~'{on the l4th dsY OF June
4 d 1859 shall on the t-1 day OF September \ d.
1889 az the hour OF > o'co - NJ Of said dsy expose
for sale al public auction the highest bidder.
for cash hand door of the Court House
in the Ciy Point county aud state aforesaid
the following described Aor1gaged premises, or SO much
thereof shall sufficient raise the of 500 -
besides interest and aceing costs, to-wtt She north
quarter the quarter OF section number
twenty-five (5,l iu townshiP number six te9 north OF
range number l cast situate i ing and being N the
Of lows OF Wisconsin, containing forty
acr of land more or less
Dated SheriIs oloe, mineral Point, Wisconsin, june
=. 1889.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis.
PARLEN EAroN, AItoEney foE Plaintiff Sntso
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
LOTS N THE oIrY CT MINERAL roIsr-lst
S;rong's Addition.
YIeit's and Harrison's SURVEYS.

Lot. 65 pit 159 2loo Of I6o, und a 80 sh
part LOO acres OF 100 part lots III III 1873, 81 nh
Il rs II 20 Is, und y out lots l5I IG2 - 81 oil
lots Il IS out lot l+7 < out lot 29l =
acre east side out lot 30 acres in seq Of seq
town range neg sec. town range ? part of II 70 &
out LOT loo \ 69 272 2s y acre sea Of SEQ Of sec Az , -
pit sh of seq Of sec 80 T. r. = lot SO nwq lot us
STRoNC's ALTERATIoS-Iots II ls side 10 aud
part of Is 20 II II Is s and pit ~ 25 o p IS
2s part ofj9 strong's Reservation, $500 acres
Lots 40 25 10 ii IL Is IA 10 6 i Iq 20 q %
~ 2o Is x 3S in Taylors Addition
Lot in Woodman's Addition 20 a-res seq Of sec see
80 town range2
SECOND wARD.-Lors IN vLEIr & KARRIsoS's SURVEYS
Parts of Lots 1O3 ll6 lis II9 10 and part Of p and
feet of side 70 sh Of out lot PAS parts 5 part
3l und z oil Part lot 30 out lot l72 und = 10
100 of lot 236; 237 utd q zOi POS zoo 200
part OF l22 2l3, part lot 81 l23 81 y pt l2s out
1876 go II end of IS. pit 81 lot 235 pit "a lots
Part fscq Of swq Sec 81 3; part lot 50 VII Of t
6I part ca 81 Sect 81 3; part OF lot 27l und X
out lot iS7 aud out lot los and pr IS9 prt
Ell of Of sWQ Sec 81 K g. I4sts end of out
lot 1877; no. y of lot p~t lot 81 and
part of "t 92: Of lot - and mp lot und
OF out lot l76 acre Of out lot 236; Lot 5 except on
the side aud o 23 lot "a; part Of Tot 5s: prt
Of outlet 257 and prt of lot 81 lot o and nj Of ci s h
lot 6I parts Of lots 77 49, I79: = OF Of nh 81 lot
lot Io5 t 81 . aI %. % +, If 70 o. prs o. 'ot Iz;
At side Of lot 35; nh lot 24S 260 prt OF
lot 81 lots % 65 acre Of the VIII of seq swq oi Sec
the x ofIot Ie4 and Of old Brewery LOIS rt f
l-- and 2I3 ana III said lot ~ 2i3 III uni q Of prt I2;
oat lot 2!T rs; = lot 236, arff nf no,
OF sWQ Sec 81 I Il 81 und \ OF < out lot 27I
Lots in Twins Addition.
Lots los 200 20l It lot liz I23 1855 Lot II 20 81 222.
lot No. 5; Lots No. 3 10; Lots 3 2s a. - "a
50 80 26 1873 i5 67 I76 Us Is5 2I5 227 24s POS 1854 "a
29 2S7 30 292 2g5 29s 325 3D6 10 und = Of lot
ll5 Lot No ~; Lots Mo- SO, IFS 73 7S y oi Lot I50.
Lot 81 33 As Lots No 50 I53 1914 z0 22f 226 2
2a9 Lots SIS 81 III I20 I3 IA; 24s Part Of e
OF seq of SFq Sec 81 g. Lot IG Lots Il9 IZO; Lots -
SIS lot % is si Lot SO. -, II ~ I07 loo 243
PA 245 30 2s7 ss7.
Lots in Terrjll's Addition
Lots 10 II L u IA Is I6 II Is 70 90 u % %
70 25 = IS % so 81 - s. 81 81 80 81 s. SO 10 Il y Is 4 ~
lots &2.
Lota in 9~ively's Addition.
Lots 10 * a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
Has WIFEANY PEcusIARY VA1rr

We ought perhaps TO beg pardon of
our fair readers for entertaining for a
moment this question, which we assure
them was not one of our own propound-
ing. But q case involving this noint was
tried at the Oneida \. y Circuit on
the 18th Instant, IN which the plaintiff
sought 10 recover from th9 Hudson River
Railroad Company DANCES for the loss of
his wife, who was killed while on an ex-
press train on that road, way tarin hay-
ing run into the one upon which she was
,rauelIIng. The demand was for s., 900,
the maximum allowed by law for the less
Of u single life. The defence set I'D was
that no peclntary damages had been sus-
tanned. The jury to whom this case was
committed had, 1t appears. ,oIerabIe
appreciation of the value OF a wife. and,
we doubt not, were happy 10 their dolnes-
tic relations for they finally awarded
( damages to the amount Of 5000 to the
/ bereaved husband. This settles the vues-
tion that a wife has pecuniary value
aside from the amount of gold she may
I possess. and will afford to many hu.ba nd
who had supposed himself utterly insolye "a,
. much consolation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
L"rs IN TIE viLLAaE OF DopoEFlLrE CcRAxEs xArJ

L"Ts IN TIE VILLAGE OF DopGErlLIE (cRANEs xAPJ
Lot No. ~, Maddins Addion; ot No. A. do; Lot No
81, do. Lot No 4, DO; Lot No 9S do; Lot ia do
Lots III us, do iot No 3e do; Lot No l. Wilson's
Addition.
Blocks Addition; Lots 4 . Block jenkins Addition
Lots 4 :. ock s. Jenkins Addition; Lots ID 4 :
Blacks Addition; Lots 4 G. Blacks Additoo. Lots /
Block II, jenkins Addition; Lot 2. Blcck 10 do DO
Lot l3, Block L., Co.. do Lot 8, Blacks Addition
Lot 49, DO. do; Lot % DO. do: Lot 20 do, do Lot
Burralfs Addi ion; Lot f. Dodge Addition Lots & 3s
wilson's Addtion Lot O. Block 3, Pa-rys Addition;
TO- Block 5, Parrys Addition; Lots l, 2. g. Block II
Parrys Addition; Lot H. 49, IA. ock IL Parry's Ad
Lot 10 & Is, Maddinis Additions Lot & TO- Block =
jenkins Addition.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
GEORGE l.. FROST,

. TT0RNFY At LAW, and solicitor in CItancery Nj
y eral Point. once in Thomas block g.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

lots ~ THE village OF AFoGA & FATTESs AnhETIoN
SIC. II }
lots Ne J. > Is ID, 10 Section l., Block :; Lot No
3 Block IL Lot No ], Block = Lot No. /, Block IL
Lot No l. Block 5: lot No. B. Blcck p. Lot No 2
Block Lot i, = 3, = Block 10; Lot J. ,, 5.
& t. Block 3; Lot !, ? } ;. c, Block O. Lot !. J.
g. Block Lot /, > = /, s. Block :: Lot /. - 5,
= Block Lot 1. ;. 9, Blocs Is. Lot /, >, 8. l. ;
x 8 Block I9 Lot l. , ,. 5, Block 20 Lot l, = ;.
I 10. H. l., Block II; Lot /. = 3 i, 5. O. :,
IL Is II l5- le, Block -; Lot l, =. 3, / >,
s. . 10, II, L. Is Il, l5, le Block >; Lotl ?, ),
o To- Il. l.. Is IL Is 10, Block -; Lot /. :.
s. = 10, II, T. Is IL, IS. ie. Block 50; Lot
l. 9, :, 2 10, Il, II, b IA Is, lo Block SS;
Lot l, TO- II, l., Is, x. Is, 10 Bl 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
1889. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1859.
ILLINOIS CENTRlL RAILROAD.

Change Of Time.
an AND AFTER SUNDAY Nov IS ISIS trains
Water aad l.ske streets:
s. Louis, Cairo snd New Orleans Express II:00 4 N
daily, sundays excepted.y
St. Louis and Cairo Express lO.Co p "
DAILY SuucaYs -&rcptsl.l
Eur Peoria, Decatur ~l.rInEheil Terre Haute Alton
ST. LOUIS.
Jefferson City, Kansas, and all points the Missouri
CAIRO.
Memphis, Napoleon, Nicksburg. Eatehez. Galveston
NEW ORLEANS.
And All intermediate points.
4 stock train. with Fa-S-uEs- attached as far
kanktk-,, viii leave 5-SJ =. 4 daily SUNDAYS ex-
ecpted- ON ~aturay-a passenger vyiii this
train as UE,auua-
Trains al ST. Louis and Cairo at 9:10 4 u and
HOO T. 81.
CONNECTIONS
The T150o r n trains direct connections az Mat
with ferr Haule ami Alton ai road for Alton
for S- Orleans, leaving Cairo alternate davs
Fhe 1880 i. NJ makes direct connections at Toll
yit.i Great Western Railroad tor Springfield Jack
solyiIie Naples Mattoon with Terrr Harte and
Alton kLllraad for Alton and S. Louis and at Odin
wi5h Ohio md Mississippi Railroad for 81. Louis
FOR THROUGH TICKETS AND IMPORTATION
apply the Companyz Office in the Great Central De
pot te Michigan Central Railroad Ofiee corner Of
Lake and Dearborn streets the Pittsburgh. Fort
Ssy and Chicago Railroad Office corner of Dearborn
ana Randolph streets aud all Steamboat aud Railroad
ohcas in the East and North JAS. e CLARKE.
". p JOHNSON, Gen Ticket Ag't. Gen. Sup't.
ly6 ". r. ARTHUR, Sup'J Chicago Division.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
TAX NOTICE.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, IOWA Co. WIS
MINARAr DnfNr LII. 1prn

ofIt Is heteby given that much Of each of the
~ following described lots tracts or parces of ians
a. nss DE necessary Tor thai purpose will the first
succeeding days be sold public auction at the Court
House IN the City OF Mineral Point said County for
OF taxes, interest and thereon unIess
the same shall be paid before time Sale to com
mence at o'clock in the forenoon of the day aboya
named. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

Lors THE VILLAGE or ADAHsvILLE.
Lots IL, -. ~, H. 10, % < 70.
LoFs - VILLAGE MOSCOW.
10; : Block >; l, Block = Lot s Block 8 lot
:. RIocs S. Lo 8. Block :; Lot l, Bioc 5; / Block
.; Lot s. Block 3. Lot l. Block s; Lot I. block 5:
Lot- =, s Block 9; Lots l. Z, Block 10; l. Block
H. Lots 6, Block IL Lot l. Block IA; Lot l. Block t.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
TOWN s RANGE 4.
LoTs IN THE VILLAGE

LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF ARENA.
Lot in Block 81 Lot & g. Block II: Lot > Block q.
lot block II; Lot ?, Block Is; Lot Block IL; Lot
TO- Block IL Lot 4, Block l3; Lot G, BIocK 10; Lot
i, Block l6; 80 0'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

OtLn respectfully his professional service
~ y the citizens "a Mineral Point. and vicinity
9hee oppositS the Tnited States Hotel. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
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COBB y IEg--G MORE

4 Tf0RNE1S At LAW. Mineral Point, Wisconsin
u Practice lnd attend T. Agencies and Collections
alapart- II Wisconsin Special attention given pfa
t4re III Tie District Court 81 the United States
= 0Ree egposie tks CeNrt Ho4ss. ng sLairs- = J
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

JOHN II. WESTON,

NOTARY PUBLIC 4Sn GENERAL LAND AGENT
- Aiaerel Point, Wisconsin oIhce IN County Build
ing
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
JOIN unLI.INGsIEAl

NOTARY PUBLIC. CONVEYANCE < GENERAL
y AGENT. II den, Iowa eo 4uty, yiScpnsin- 1uti
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

= eEARY PUBLIC, Lana Agent. Sc, SC Are
y ioSt 49,, Gis Ni.l attend to the payment Of /;
e, =, sitl accuracy and dispatch
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
Town L.. Range :
LOTS " THE VILLAGE OF nIcntAxn.
TOWN on CLYDE

of q water c0uTse, ma I0l 9. los 3 r. y 3 y
o. lOi, ld2 l2l, l29 Barlards Addition lots Is ~
Iilare Of CONGRATULATIONS /. 10.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
GARDINER q. .NIEiG-.

PRODUCE aud general Commission Merchant de-
ln -a5fs Water Linne, &c, stone Ware House, nea
Sd. ID 4ot, htHerai P..int. los
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
professional ana s1usInass Garas.
&. r.. e.. BLESSING.
GEORGE w. COBB

4 TT9RNEY AND COUNSELLOR LAMP K COZ.
\ LEcrtNg AGENT. SLuAs5srg, Lafayette Co.. Hls
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
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