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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-24
Rail Noa0e.
CIsTeIand and rIlislnlg6 RnII R0ad.

Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road,
Ia WNE 49,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
VO TAKE EEFECT ON MONDAY
- NY, lith 1859 - TRAINS LEAVE CLEVB-
LAND DAILY Sundays eNccptedt
JIG h.-Muil Tor piitrhurrh. Mhoo Ing aud New York
$50 n -Accolnmoduiion iot Wellsviosr- Atiiisfs-
e;S5 P. .M.--EHpreas for Pittsburgh = Wheeling
Tht9;ib a, N, aud s:3S a. Traias make direct con-
neotlns Win feun n. r. for Baltimore, Phadolf hla,
New hotk and Boston, Also with nalt q Ohio h. b. for
Baltimore and Wafhngton tlitV
Millersburgh
" Time by this route e. quick and are be tbs sans
a. Oy Northern Limos TO New York
FR MYERs a r Assnt hIO'Dr' SoR,l sas,l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-24

- ths Baialo Mutual Ipsurapes Co.'S wreokins tus
Eeef auived lat evening with the sch lOneF III n
fainhHm IA tow wheh vessel she fonnd ahule at Point
"A fsiee, The farnham 90 Immediately into CLARK
- ~ ~ ofs hlneen which wss also reported ssh0Ts
lh IRON ne aruhm. The latter vessels daf ages are
net % asrioas At frsi pretended The Hrmptan
Ne eATn, sustained very little ii any inuryIDet TIb
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-24
MARINE ITEMS

CONTINUATION FoR TINS LAKES Tim New York Cou-
fisr and Enquirer has the following among its NAVAL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-24

Chief Engineer Kine has been To Erie whittier he was
ordered BY the Department 20 report the machinery
the UHited States steamer michigan, which built ai
Erie l6i4 for Ce the Lake This little steamer
is getting old nd leaky and TO repnce her
Will pfobab be put the stocks Tha Michisanii
go burden, cprres and has gosd
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
W eeklg Tribnne.
For the Mineral Point I. ibul
Geology and Mining.

MEssRs. EDrroRs The Home Iatollt7encr of
last week has arrived In our village and tho
It'll comparative strang er here. had the pleas
ure of seeing it evening or two ago. | look
ed for an article or an ed itorial defending the
position that paper or one of its CORES pom dents
has taken on deep mining, but could find moth
ing of the kind. The reason perhaps is, the
editor or writer is not aware that the truth OF
his position is questioned. And this subject
is again brought before my mind. l feel con-
strained to put forth my hand. and deliver il
possible. not only mining interests, but this
mining community from that disgrace into
which they are plunged by the Notes on Iowa
County The regularity and uniformity of the
strata of the lead district is subject that well
deserves the attention OF every one tha: is in
terested In any way in mining. And whether
we view 1t for scientific or practical purposes. it
will be equally interesting and important.
But the writer of the Notes (like one who
loves darkness rather than lght) denies the
utility of the light of science in examining this
interesting subject He admits that it NAV pos
si5ly be useful, when applied to large tract of
coun try, but considers it useless in determining
the character and thickness of the earth's STRAIT
ums in particular district; or IN assertainny the
depth and extent of mineral degbsi;s." Hence
when he comes to our mines lie sxtinguishes the
light of science, raps hInselfIn darkness. and
without even ray of experience he gropes his
way through the sira ia of this lead district and
comes cat (as would be exrected) saying he
could find no bottom to the sand stone, and
that the practical miner may search ia vain for
the second deposit OF magnesian lime stone"
The writer OF the Votes is well aware that
: his hu mble views, expressed in his plain way,
do not meet with unqualified appreciation In
certain semitic quarters. l can assure him
that such views received with opprobation
IN but few, if any. practical quarters Now. /
would ask in all sincerity, why Is IL that Geol-
ogy, a science, cannot do for Us IN Wisconsin
what it IS doing for almost every other part OF
the world that Is, lifting up the curtain and
presenting nature to the thoughtful and contem-
platIye, mind as a great series OF phenomena.
linked together IN beautiful CHAIN of princI-
pies, which is our priv vilege-and should be oor
delight-to study. and become acquainted with
And why would ask again. caHIot Geology
as a sciepce, do for this mining ZION what i,
has done, al d is doing, for ali other mining re-
g1ons that Is. describe the various thicknesses.
incllnations, aud position Of our rocks The u0,-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

iormIty' regularity. and conformity of our strata
the nature, character. and systems of our min
eral veins Me thinks hear thousand voice.
saying II can. Then can 1t be possible ,rb,,a
Geology. as science. is taking in her hand i.
loren OF clear, penetrating light, and accomoa-
hylng the miner IN other mining regions into
me profound depths Of the earth. revealing to
MIN the history of the past. unfolding to his
we" Tue surprising loneliness which dwells en-
snrined IN nature and explaining to him some
Oh her hidden secrets. that the miners Of Wis
consin are going to deny its utility. and rs;..,
It's profered aid ? No Sir, never. I repeat !,
i'' the sake OF that class of men (practical mi
heFs) with whom was raised, and 10 whom
oeiong' 'aerer And the man that claims such TO
oe the sentiment OF the mining community
misrepTesents IT. We claim 70 have in Linden
as intelligent and industrious class q mfners
as there is in Wisconsin and the writer of the
Notes would find it hard matter to find one
mere that would endorse his sentiments. In
deed they would be ashamed of them. And
your lntelligent miners IN Mineral Point must
oe very much changed if they too are not
ashamed OF such sentiments. It is due this mi
nIng community for some one to saw publicly
IN lheIr oehaIf, that such not their sen,i-
ments; and that they have no sympathy
Tor the man that entertains such They are in
deed ashamed of that poor deluded man. who
would lift his puny arm to roll back the tide of
advancing intelligence. 1t is true all our mi
ners are not scientific men. But wherever Won
find an intelligent well-read miner, you will
End one who will pay homage to Geology as a
| scierce ; one who admi-es the holiness of her
pretensions; one who welcomes her 10 his dig
gingsand In the glare of whose light he sees ths
hand OF that agent that has been giving form
and feature, beauty aud loyeliuess to matter
The clear penetrating light of science renders
mining a source of happiness, as well as source
of wealth. Aud If there is a branch of industry
rendered interesting and important by the light
of science it is mining M
CONCLUDED NEXT wFrF?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
VILLAGE LOTS THE TOWN OF MINERAL POINT.
yleit's and Harrison's Surveys.

Lots e5 pit 159 21G0 acres out of 16O und = 80 sh
part 100 acres OF 100 part lots ~ y! i35 81 nh OF
lots "a IS out lot ~ west side out lot 294 4
acre east nae out 10 10 = acres IN seq Of seq see 80
So A. a., nwq out lot 274 = lot 279 23 und y
out lot l66 As 90 22 2 acre seq of seq Of 80
pit sh OF seq sec So T. ? u lot 80 nq out lot us
lot As, und. = lots T4s l49 $50 55 l59 \ 100
SlRoSG's ALrEeAriox-I.ots Il IS east side 10 and
part OF 49, 20 Il IA 6 and pit 49, y 23 - 25 @ p Is
Lots 40 % 10 IL Z Is IA is II 10 20 II %
24 % IS & IS in Taylor's Addition
Lot in Woodmans Addition. 20 acres seq of seq
Sc town range2
SECOND wARp.-LoTs IN vLzIr HARRIsoSs SURVEYS.
Parts Of Lots los 1l6 lis 1l9 10 and part
feet of side 25 of parts e3 %; part
81 und = oiPart lot 80 out lot l72 und Z SO 81 IS To-
100 Of lot 236; 237 und lots 2Uq
part OF 1872 2l3 part OF lot 81 l23 81 und u pit l2o
1876 o II OF end OF I9T pit 81 out lot 235 247
Part of seq fswq 81 part lot 50 VIII of lot
81 part ei seq Sect - 81 part of lot 27I: "a
Isl prt and prt out lot I69 prt OF
eh of SO Of swq 81 8; IiG< IT oTs out
part 92 wp and wp OF lot IS aud und y
of out lot 176 acre out lot 1885, Lot IS except of
l2I; x Of leo; PIT of out-lt 25e and eh \
Of outlet 257 pr Of lot 81; lot 90 pit
lot Ioa; prts Of lois 81 %; % # Of the " SIDE f 10, 81 and
It side of lot 50; nh lot 24s lot 260 pr OF
lot 81 lots 81 IS; of the VIII Of sq Of swq
80 3; und Il of 3-I00 Of lot "; und i pit Of
the Z ofot No Io4: und x OF Old Brewery part OF
i and 2 and III said lot ~ 23 III gnd 4 Of i2I
out lot 2l7 2IS - out lot go; und 2I2 parts ueo
of svq Sec 81 3; und "a OF * OF out lot 27I
Lots in Irvins Addition.
Lots l9s 200 POI Ii lot l22 I23 I25; Lot II so 81 222
lot No 8; Lots No IS 20; Lots No II IS 76 -
50 % 25 @ 65 67 I76 rs $50 207 2I6 364 275
279 Isl 290 292 295 29S 3G5 3J6; Lots I0 x
ll5' Lot No ~ Lots No. 90, us. I73 2s; u I5O
Lot 81 SO as Lots No So I53 I55 22 226 29G
299; Lots sS 81 III I2e I3 I47; Lots l46 249
of seq of swq Sec 81 81 Lot l6 Lots II9 I20; Lots
81 lot 50; 1913 l9i Lot No. AS Al IL Lst - 07 loo 23
24i 245 246 247 2e7.
Lots in Stavely's Addition.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
MORTGAGE SALE.

James Snitherin, Plaintiff, I
against State OF Wisconsin.
Jerae- Prince PIiaCu, : oIrV-ft Court Co
his wife, Defendants
DY virtue of judgment of foreclosure and sale made
in the above entited action the i4th day
A D. 1859, shall the 24th DAY of September, A q.
1883. the hour Of O'Clock. NJ. of said dav, expose
for sale and sell public auction the highest bidder
FOR cash ia hand the front door of the Court House.
IN the City Of Mineral Point, county and State aforesaid
the following described Mortgages premises much
thereof shall be sufficient raise the sum Of S759 ~,
sides interest and accrung costs, to-wit: The north
est quarter of the northeast quarter Of section number
twenty five (25,) in township number six o. Of
number } ea situate lying and being IN the
nty OF Iowa ana State of WISCONSIN, containing forty
a of land more iess.
Dated SheriTs Ofice, Mineral Point Wisconsin, June
-. 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis.
PAgLEY EATON, Attorney for Plaintiff Sm26
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
MORTGAGE SALE.

William Johnston, Plaintiff,
against State of Wisconsin,
Michael Y Aiien and Nancg Iowa Co (;ircuit Court
Nj len. his wife, Defendants.
DY virtue Of judgment of foreclosure aud sale made
ID IN the above entiu action on the l4h of June
loS9 shall the oath day of September, A. d. 1859 at
the hour OF o'clock p NJ # said lay, expose sale
public auction, the bidder for cash
u hand the front of Court House. in thu.
city Mineral Point, county and aforesaid
following described Mortgaged premises 50 much
thereof shall be suficient S534 p
besides interest ano accruing costs to-wit: those
certain pieces lots parcels of aud. wit: num-
ber thirteen (3J and fourtsen (l4,J block number
twentyone (2l) in that part of the Town Mineral
county OF Iowa and State Wisconsin which was
upon the southwest quarter s-etion thirty
3l five o. north OF three f3l east
noty. U'Niell and Strongs addition said town Of
Mineral Point
Dated Sheriif's Office Mineral Point wisconsin June
- 1889.
THOMAS McFARLAND, Sheriff iowa CO. Wis.
PARLEY EArox, Attorney for Plaintiff 3m26
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
Sorry He Mentioned il.

tooNCLuDED NEXT WEEK.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
vrLLAaE OF DoDeRvILLx, (cRAxE.s..p3

Lot NO So Maddfns Addion; o No. A. do; Lot No
o. do; Lot No. H. do; Lot No es do: Lot lI3 do
Lots III lis, do Lot No. 81 do; Lot !, O. Wiisons
Addition. =
Lots 9, TO- II, Block B. Jenkins Addition; Lots II IS.
Blocks Addition; Lots 2, Block t. Jenkins Addition
Lots x :. Block 5, Jenkins Addition; Lots 4s 4 q
Rlack Addition; Lots 6, Blacks Addition: JoIs
2 block H. Jenkins Addition; Lot 2, Block TO- do do
Lot 13 Block Il, do, do Lot 8, Blacks Addition:
Lot Is, do. dn Lot 90 do, do; Lot 20 do do; Lot s.
burrals Adolf ion; Lot T. Dodge Addi.iUn Lots 4 3s
Wilson's Addition; Lot g. Block Pa-r, Addition; Lot
10, Block D. Psrrys Addition; Lots l. 2 s. Block IL
farrys Addinon Lot II, 49, Il, Book II srry's
Lot 10 & 10, Maddinis Addition: Lot 10, Block z
Jenkins Addition. - -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

One OF our citizens, who 10 res his Joke
about as well as folks usually do. had ac.
CASTOR 10 visit one of the small towns IN
the interior of the State, and knowino he
would have considerable walking over
muddy roads, be took with him pair of
rubber boots. He arrived at his destina-
'Ion about nine o'clock in the evening,
and upon enquiry he found the onIy
tavern IN the place was half mile from
The station. No conveyance WIS to be-
had, and ihe road was muddy in the e.-
treme. Congratulating himself on hav-
ing his long boots, he set off, and found
the mud III some spots so deep, MS boot.
were barely long enough lie reached
the hotel at last, looking rather soiled
about the feet. After supper, he inouir-
ed the charges for lodgings 1--WE usu-
ally charge, answered the landlord, who
also had Some fun III his composition.
" twenty-five cents, but if a man goes to
bed with such boots as them on" point
ing TO his customers feet) 1--WE CHARGE
HIM fifty cents"
" A very good idea. should think"
returned the traveller
After a half an hours conversa,;o-
the landlord showed him 10 his room ani
they parted for the night, mutually pleas>
ed with each other. The next morniny
our friend arose late, and requiring for
The landlord, learned that he was oon.
from home TO attend TO some business
After breakfast. he handed a dollar IN
the landlords wife, saying:
There IS fifty for my supper and
breakfast and fifty cents for nv lodrino"
Twenty five cents is all we charpe
for lodging" said the laudlady.
Yes returned the traverer. "1nder
ordinary circumstances, but in this case
htty cents IS not too much. 4"
TIE stranger departed. and the lady
was deep IN conjecture as 10 what could
be The circumstance which required man
to pay double price for lodging, when
her husband returned
6 Has that man who slept IN the front
chamber come down yet? he asked.
"Yes," answered his wife. land ba
has gone away. He paid fifty cents for
his lodging, and said, upder the circu.n-
stances, II was right"
" The deuce he did," exclaimed tho
landlord rushing up stairs. His wife fol.
lowed TO learn the meaning Of such strange
proceedings, and found her husband. with
ttIS bcb toOhiiiS ihOie HI 10 plant pOt1tO9S
IN than for any human being 10 sleep in.
- You saw that man when he came
here last night . said her husband.
" Yes"
" You saw bis boots didn't you7"
Yes"
Well" said the landlord, "the infer.
nal cuss slept IN EN-
few days after, the traveller, on his
return home. put up again at the same
tavern. Neither himself nor the land
lord said anything about the same condl-
ton as on the previous occasion but the
landlord looded daggers at him and eyed
the boots with much anxiety. A About 10
o'clock he said he would retire. And
by-the-way. landlord with a merry twin
kie in his eve, chow much do you usually
charge for lodgings g.
- We charge, answered the landlord
with a most Tremendous emphasis, twenty
five cents! !'-Letgiston Me- } )fdueyttsel.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
sflineral point Gdleeklp Gribune.
PUBLISHED svERY TUESDAY MORNING.
T.oaas Stsas Buck, Tiird Floor. East Side MsA
Street, Mineral Point, HIs., By
BLISS son.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Twelve Iisss NoppareI type, compact matter, its
3ivalent in space, viii be counted as a square
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

lots vILLAGE or AroCA 4 PATTEw's ADDITION
{iS SEC Il -
Lots No J. ?, Is 10 in Section u. Block :; Lot No.
s. Block II, Lot No j, Block l. Lot No /. Block l.
No. I, Block 5; Lot No. B. Block ~ No .,
Block Il: Lot l, . B. :, Block 10; Lot l. . 5. J. 5
Block 5; Lot l. 2 J. /. o Block .; Lot l. p s. :,
* g. Block =: Lot l. 2, 5, = 8, Block s. Lot l, B,
/ 4 g. Block 9: Lot 1, 3, g. Block Is; Lot / = 8 1. s
8 Block 19; Lot l. =, 5. = Block 20; Lot ]. , s.
g T. 9. 10, H. II Block IL Lot l. =. 3, l. ), o =
: q TO- H. L. Is II Is I6, Block -: Lot l. 5, : S.
g = p 10 IL l., IS II, Is. 10, Block D. Lott = 5
! p TO- IL. L.. Is Ia, Is ls Block "a; Let l.
8 c, : g 10 H. L. Is -, Is. Is. Block 81; Lot
l. ;, = o, = 10, Il, II, l3 IA Is, To- Block 3s
lo; l. J. > 9, p lo II. L, lS, H. 10, -, Bl u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
81 A friend reports the following a.

sfD- A friend reports the following az
an ac,ual occurrence.
An accident took place lately on one
Of he railroads by the axle of the tender
giving away and obstructing the road for
some hours-a lady inquired OF gentle
man passenger the cause Of the delay
He gravely replied Madam, it is occas-
ioned by what is often followed by dan
gerous consequences-the sudden break
ing off of a tender attachment" The lady
looked serious anl vas silent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
BANRlNG NGAND EXCHANGE oFFICl
LITuEls I'll WuITrIE>EY,

t.S the tate arm Of C c HasAbura < Co..
nRrTrS drawn the principal cities Of the United
1 States. bills of Exchange all the large towns
of Eu o1e moderate rates.
VIII buy Drafts all points in the United states and
the chief of Great Britain France and Ger
manv- Interest allowed time deposits.
- Office hours, A NJ to 4 p NJ after Nov 10TH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
TAX NOTICE.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, IOWA Co Wis
MlNARAL POINT, July 18th lSaa Z

NOTICE is hereby given that much of each of tn.
following described lots, tracts parcels of lands
be necessary for that purpose, will the first
Tuesday (the 9th day) of September next
succeeding days be sold at public auction. the
House IN the City Of Mineral Point in slid County.
payment OF taxes and charges .reon unless
the same shall be paid before that time. Sale to COM
mence at O'Clock IN the forenoon OF the day above
named.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
MUSIC LES SONS,
REMOVED

DUNN x READ. attorneys st Law have removed
their oce into The building recently occupied 6y C. c.
WaSahurn Y Co.
Persons desiring their Land Patents set them By
applying To L. READ.
-htna Insurance Ofics IN same building,
Mineral Point, June II. E5n-c4l pTNS & READ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

PRIEST ~ MINER.

4 TrORNEYS AND CUCNSELLORS AT la "
y Rcaiand Centre, tsichlasd County, WIS. All busi
entrusted to their promptly attended to- 2IvlC
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
TOWN ON CLYDE

LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF HIGHLAND
Lot Of water course, nh lot g. lots 3D. r. g. IS
SO, 10l, lO2 I2I Earnards Addition lots g. Is "a
VILLAGE of Centfevilie--lots4 4 10.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
LOTS IN TIE VILLAGE OF ADAMsvrLLE.
Lots IL, IL, l3, Il, Is, 80 u 26.

LOTS IN MOSCOW.
Lot S, in Block 2; Lot l, Block S Block s. Lot
7. Block S; Lot & Block 4; Lot l. Block 5; Lot l. Block
s. Lot 5, Block 6 Lot l, Block s; Lot l. Block S;
Lots 2 = s. Block g. Lots J. 2 Z, Block 10; Lot
IL; Lots Block II; Lot !, Block IA; Lot Block
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

fTpR<E.l -,ND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Miners
s,olnt NiI .sl4 10 tanI negotiations aud trans
ii connected Ith his profession Collection
,rotnstiv .ltte.ed Office ia county Building 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
1859 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1859
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

1899 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1859.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Change of Time
nS AND AFTER SUNDAY NOV. IS 1858 trains
" vli leave the Great Central Depot foot Of South
Water aud Lake stfeets-
ST. Louis Cai-o ami New Orleans Express Loo A N
DAILY, sundays exceutcdD
ST Louis and Cairo Express. 1000 N;
tbaiiy, Sundays excspted.1
For Peoria, Decatur, Springfield, Terre Haute Alton
ST. LOUIS,
Jefferson City, Kansas and ali points the Missouri
CAIRO,
Memphis, Napoleon. vieksbar,, Natchez, Galveston,
NEW ORLEANS
And all intermediate puints
stock train with pass lCer attached as far as
ktukak will leave $50 p NJ daily, SUNDAYS eN-
copied On Saturdays passenger viii be this
train as Ear as Urtanua.
Train arrive 81. Louis and Cairo at 9I0 II and
HOO Z. NJ.
CONNECTIONS
The I:0o P NJ trains direct connections al Mat
TeFre Hate Alton Railroad for Alton nd
St Louis and AZ Cairo with the railroad line
ers FOR Ncw Orleans, leaving Cairo alternate DAYS
The I30 p. NJ train makes direct connections at Toll
with Great Western Railroad TOR Springfield. Jack
sonvIjle and Naples Mattoon With Terre Haute nd
Alton Railroad for Alton and 81. Louis at odin
with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Tor ST. Louis.
FOR rHRoUGH TICKETS AMI INFORMATION
apply the Compan,'s Office in tie Great Central De
pot at the Michigan Central Railroad Office
Lake and Dearborn streets "a Pitts buryh Fort
Wat and Chicago Railroad Office corner Dearborn
and andoph streets and ali Steamboat nd Railroad
Offices in the East and North. JAS. G CLARKE,
". T. JOHNSON, Gen. Ticket Ag't. Gen Sup't
1y6 W r. ARTHUR, Supt Chicago Division.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS CARDS, 81 a line, per
year i've lines, and fifty cents for each ad
ditonal line
EsrKAy NOTICES, published four weeks, 81 for sin
gle animal and y cents for each additional animal in
LEGAL NorIcEs at Statute rates
SPECIAL NOTICES, (Leaded and kept inside, having
precedence ordinary advertisements 80 per cent ad
vance on ordinary
NOTICES. of Meetings, Charitable Societies. &c, half
price.
ADvERrIsEaRxrs not accompanied with directions
will till forbid charged for accordingly.
Al Transient Advertisements be Paid For Id
This rule viii not be varied from
YEARLY AvEsrIsERs allow ed the priv.ledge Of chang
ng quarterly.
No ADVERTISEMENT considered less Square.
BILLS CoLLECTABLE QUARTERLY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
..EOlluE l.. FROST.

rTpENEY At LAM, tud solicitor in Chancery Min
/ Al i..Int. U.aee Thomas new block 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

LOTS IN TEE VILLAGE ARENA.
Lot IN Block 3; Lot s 9. Block Il; Lot 2 Block
Lot = Block IL; Lott Block 13; Lot l. Block IL; Lo
~ Block II; Lot 4, Block l3; Lot 6, Block TO- Lo
1, Block lG; - -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
IORH & NIE-N WORE.

4 TTORNEYS At LAW, Mineral Point, Wisconsin
y Practice and attend To Agencies and Collections
Apsrts - Wisconsin Special attention given to pra,
tarr in thy District taurt Of the United States.
3 once opposite the Court House, up stars 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09

nEAL'.R IN BOOKS, STATIONERY * WALL. PA
per-N ewspapers and Periodieais-and Agent of The
Home CO. OF n Y, next door tine Post OF
See High Street, Mineral Point, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
professional ana 9uslrss:- Garas.
&. T.. G.. BL ESSIN(
GEOR.,E w COBI
isARDIN Err G. GIEtG
Il. =. ALLIE

NOTARY PUBLIC, Land Agent, &c-, &c. Arena
\ iowa Co.. Wis. viii attend the payment tax
,s &c with accuracy and dispatch. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
JOHN II. WESTON

NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL LAND AGENT
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-09
FARLEY EATO,
J. III. CLAIfA ,

Attorney aad Counsellor at Law.
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JOHN H0LLISGSIIEAD,

NOTARY PUBLIC, CoNvEYANCER & GENERA
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