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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

A preacher; with the wisdom Of DogheryTs
lately observed, in one Of his discouraeS. ~
it is striking proof Of the wisdom and, bcn&T,
olence OF Providence. that death was placSS ~
the end Of lifc-thus giving time 10 NIKE s6R
necessary preparations for tho SS9hEsH ~ 'ns, .
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

Chapter 80, verse 4, EcclesMstseNs JiXtAsA
DOuay versiOn) says that ." 1fs'' tnAe l0VSsA
his con, frequently chGstiseth him. that u
may rejoice IN his latter eNa" WUhiVoUuukA
recollection 'Of sandFy ftAtSSnEl ehaStiasusasn
but rather fancy tho effect upon oAiAfi daAAasssad
was not the occasion Of rejoicing. ,.sstsd -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

Propretors Of the above popular establishment.
VEhasten to lay before the public In general, and the
w LADIES in partieslar. the Ieasng and Interesting
nrWs that Mr.. BLOCH has just returned from San
PrAneseO, bringing uP the
MOST RLEGANT AND FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Ever exysnsed for puhalr examIn naton In l,Is city.
WAe ~ invite any and every body tn ran and inspect
goods, determination to sell the y;
prices which will convince the puLlic mind Of
IL IThat no person or psrrons cAnIundess<TI US;
Is no use for any person or persons to try
Ssd-ThA. our Justly popular eitabshment will give On.
tire eaIisfActi0n IN all WIN mr. favor with calls;
eth and Last-That do not sell article at cost to
get chance make up for that loss fold the It.
We mention here only few Of the many articles vt pres
ent In store:
DRESS GOODS.
3s and "a inches wSe Plain Black silk, regular Italian;
Fiaid, Striped, Moire Antique Flounccd, Side Striped
and Changnhle Silks:
wool and iIaii-wooi Pla;ds;
Sde-strped CasiNercp and Delalnes;
Velvet Sldt Striped CaxhmeTes;
Rib<d AkY0ol Deafness
Caahn,errs Tor Double Gowns; PIN and FRd Delanes;
French, American and English Calcoes and UlnghanS.
CLOAExS. AEANTILLAS AND TALMAS,
Embroidered and Pian Silk Velvet Cloaks-pOInted and
Embroidered and Ptain HACK SILK MantIliaS
Hack French Cloth Talmas.
SHAVYLs AND sCARFS!
Heavy Black, Scarlet, Maroon Green and Drab Cash
mere shawls, with deep Gold BOrler;
Heavy Cashmere and Chenille Scarfs from y to yds
long, with deep gold borderi
BrOche, Chenille and Bay Hsate ehSwlS.
s5 HONNETS
Velvet Blk and Satin BOnnets, trimmed with rich feathers
aud velvet flowers.
HOSIERY AND GLOVESI
Our assortment is complete.
COTTON GOOOSs
Fine EnssIsh COaton, equal 70 JaeOMet;
Table Linens DamRsks; sheetngI 6hIPinSs; DrIingsj
Irish LnspS; Css'brics, etc. ...
.4--,, ,r.- FLANNELSI
All cOlOrS,-plAn, striped and checked, Opera and Bay
State.
CARPETS, MATING AND OIL CLOTHS
Velvet, Brussels, Three-Ply and Two-Ply Carpsts;s
Floor OlCothsi Cotton, Hemp and Bay State DrUggetng
= WALLPAPER AND WINDOW SHADES
Our stock u eOmplste.
LADIES'. MISAESs AND CEEILDREN'S
SHOES, BO0FEaS AND CATERS Our stock Ia com.
plete from Babies shoes At . per pair up Ladies'
nne glove Congress Bootees, the most superb article
We might meniOS Wauy more article, hut We forbeaF
oil cordially Invited 10 can and for themselves.
In conclusion, We beR leave 70 say Il viii ever be plea
10 IS 70 show goods to tose who may wish 10 tx
anime them. We shall ever observe all the courtesy due
patrons, and BY doing Ealntan the old Tepua
ton Of our house for polleness and couTteay.
.-.. BLOCH & BACuMAN.
PiacervIle October s8tA, le66.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

The lady who; can read the EOaDwiuRA md
not 'pity The sorrow Og . p0oe-yoAAe 9en4'
deserves 10 live and die an 0ld uaaids 81 "a sail
"I wish vas . tusalo <lorsu -. ''a,i asw
-A,sitsing On Your k9ssAra,.i 8, Ia .uni,
I'd tiss your s@ilin, :iips; lips; R%Ae +. -.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
w. T. GIBBS EXPRESS
RUNS DAILY HETwEEN
GeOrgctOwn and PlHGerville,
via spanish Fl8t ana Kelsey.

NNTTIs ESeeS5s futVnaedOsa EEffaR AND PACKAGE
i EXpRESg. Persons Wishing 10 SEND Treasure over
this route can do 90 with the express understanding that
wnlAScabrSAAF thA "a Ot4he o<nSTs ~ NE Ptepre.
toT vim not be Fesponsle for any loss OF TreAe ~
cIdent.
PBEPAID ENVELOPES can be obtained ~ the oalOep
AGENTB;
Piacsrve,. ,TheO- ,: Tracy, at Wells Fargo Co.'S
sp-nifh Fiat, ..,Adoph LorsOack'
The undersigned will attend 20 the business At the once
in Georgetown. ". 7. 0tbbe.
Georgetown, February I2th, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04
The Affairs OF the Erie Railroad.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, Sep. 10, 1862
A great many propositions have been made 10 effect
such rargement OF the affairs OF the Erie Railroad
will just fair all parties in interest. and a.
the time reduce the liabilities Of
figure will admit OF its being worked probably. None
Of The propositions that have yet respond these
conditions. Neither does the report OF the Committee
Reorganization which was adopted by the Boari on Sat
urdsy, August 81 and published in the following days
HERALD Thatreport, while unjust and oppressive the
stockholders who paid full fair price fo their
leaves the liabilities OF the road still large II only
reduces ths from thirty millions to twenty eight
miors the business OF the road not, and wi, not
be for years COME sufficient 10 pay interest and dv
dends on that amount
i, has occurred to me that farest smples end mos.
equitable plan for the reorganization of tue CON
pany would be TO capitalize the liabilities Of the
road in proportion, not 10 the nominal value Of the
bonds and stock, but to the price which its holders
paid for it, Thus, ouch Of the holders the mortgage
bonds, whether rst second, third fourth or dh paid
hundred per cent for them or over ninety, should
have bonds issued 10 them for the full amount
Such as paid non SHY 70 eighty Per cent.
amounts ranging from forty 70 twenty cent below the
nominal value OF the bonds they hold Those VINO psd
nom forty sixy should have bonds issued In proper
ton. So also with the stock. There some holders
particularly in Europe who paid full or nearly full value
for their STOCK and II would be manestly unfair to re-
duce them the level with those who paid only Eve
per cent for hhe rate At which has been ranging for
plan q indicate would reduce the liabilities OF
company below fifteen millions. The average Of
the 1rst mortgage bonds woad DO about ninety
per cent. That ~ou'd reduce the three millions
tenth, 10 S2.7G0Oco The OF the second
mortgage bonds would be 10. That would reduce the
four millions one fourth or TO three millions The
average the third mortgage bonds would be about co.
That would reduce the millions Of that two 'tLs
TO IS oCU. The OF the fourth mortgage
would about 49, That would reduce the So 700, 900
q that issue three ..hs, or % 100000 The average
Of he nth mor'gEe would be about 20 That would
reduce the 81 100000 OF that issue four f.hs,
$3.50 co., The average for the convertible bonds would
be also about 90 that would reduce the eight mil
ops, bonds and interest TO 81 SOC, 0S0 The average
psd for the stock by s present holders would NOS exceed
ten per cent and that would reduce the eleven millions
81 Joe, eco.
Now let az add up these and see what the total
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

oess Of NE smySut paid thar shsrcs whereby tho
csptsI ssock redooeo nom q bi7l3A v 47t8 66T,
Ne Sale esssins conoi,on " her REIMBURSEMENT nas
ne rosa should be coopieted 70 LsEe Era ~i,nn
years expsips Nay u, 1851, when Wss npishcd
AZ tne time ~ 10 opeoing Of the rcsd from Permout
10 Duasrk aab mtss, the Official year (As no - esni.
sKteS on 30sn sepemoer. Toe drss snassi repor,
tnsrsse. made suosequeDt 70 the opening OF she road
wss for the year epdsg september 80 1901 and Included
period Of three s,d half mon,hs the date OF
NE Inauguration and sbs end Of the sal year, daring
vbieh The sbose ros0 wss open 70 traffic.
We pow propose to sbo~ bow tue company's indebted.
pess Ia from year september 3d.
1851 and ub.n ve assure readers tnss figures
are derived hon statements made under oath contained
M repats the aAlr Dad Commissioners and State
kpr,neer Of Mes YORK. shsy w appreciate ocr trcup,e
10 eesrDg The niormssicn md % give Il Cor
rect,y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

Total liabilities uncer this plan,

TOTAL DaoDilses uhcer tnis plan. Slb ,lZ5 0OO
Nov should ike TO know what objection there can
possibly be TO the adoption Of this plan. BY holder
Of bond stock can possibly suffer. There would be
difficulty 10 carrying out The transfer books show the
Of the sale OF stock and the list OF tbs
poBdipg date shows the market Tho sale price
Of the bonds can be verified In the same way good
accountant could arrange the whole within month What
bondhoder or stakeholder will say "noo to such an
equitable proposition FAIR PLAY.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD FINANCIERING-THE
FLOOD AND EBB OF TI TIDE OF DEBT.
from the U. 5. Railroad Aod Mining Register
The New York and Erie Railroad VAS open Cd from Per
mont the Hudkon river twenty four miles Anove tho
city Of New York 70 Dapkrk, Lake Erie in AAy 1851
by an inaugural celebration 10 which President Fillmore
bis Cabinet and many other official and unofficial persons
OF distinction participated making the affair the most i'm
poeipg OF iss kind that TOOK place in the United
STATES The insugurasng party left New York city
l4h OF May and arrived ~ Dunkrk early the after
Of the l5th having passed the intervening nigh, At
Elrnira.
The nowrpeper press everywhere throughout tho
United staes published glowing descriptions Of the event.
and before since, fine OF railroad opened
with such cld and 30 many alspicous manifestations
ntcret at the rate OF six per cent per paid
on he capital stock to July 1851, agreeaby tho pc
,cy e-.a sbed IN 1885, when STATE -einqulshed Der
claim on 200 00 invested by her In the wofg ana the
then existing pYasc atockoiaeIs reln4ashea i.y per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

STEAM COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN New YoRx
AND CnAMEsroS-We graiined to learn thai active
in progress for the addition 81 two ycssel.
to the present Droc OF the Charleston and New YORK
steamship line. We saw yesterday a suhscripton H.,
bearing the subscriptions Of The South Clroina Raroal
for third, Of Messrs. Sponord eston nf New VOL
for second third, and the Of some III our ead
Charleston friends pledgng two thirds u the renalnse
As only oue.nnth Of the required Subscription - n,.,
open II will necessarily be filed in few DAYS The 81,
mated cost Of two side wheel steamships X from s9So ~
70 $500 600 As we now look upon this Increase No M.
line ms liked TACT, we may regard i.weeky lre nert
season as sure tning Amid the snccrs Of the caoas
and the iearful forcbodlngs OF the tlnsd tho rc, %
Of TINS Inc have held Their own through good report ami
evil report, and we are much pleased "a learn hat ~,
present bS nesn one % tie most successsl years ia rs
history. -fAarlnSgN Ns7yRry, SPIT 2a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

the for Cssros hostility 10 the old OK Presiden,
when he returned O. Venezuela.
But you perhaps are not aware that Castro attempted
prevent she return Of Gen. Psez Inc United States
IN order mat no might be posed the ecu, throat,
knife Of the negroes This secret has been divulred by
tho late rarssAns Of Castro, uho. seems sought pre-.
text for phonirg the old General and THE pre.sxt was
ooncoctsd In the shape Of 'ccgraho despatch from
Provincial Governor Of Carsbobo, TO the effect shas Mara
csibo had propcusced IN favor Of Gen PACE and pro
CLAIMED BIN Dictator Of The country. For some the
te'eusphe despaicb did not arrive In time, and
letter coufrmaiory q the "news" was Forwarded
~ express When C1uo received ths dcspstch
beard the Rowera Orders we're inDedistsly gwen
70 cose the port but Tho RosssA haA cleared; and
then BY asoster hurried aesy~s1h from the palace
The r9ctona we're given 70 pessas We "howeaA," asf
bWser JolA hans clippers vere W Be eaAsed oy row
b0al SEQ ssed for Poo LADeo, and 70 thai port Castro
airected ocspalch ordering Der 70 be Stopped there;
but escfcfy sas or t,rey II fault that day 10 Cssseas
AZ 90 4 u.ssepesr ssnt hoyStbark deliver
mspsgr :, any bssaSd a the sext station, which was
Sr,r,oo "A p,rso Csseo whe On The ptusry the cur.
vepss ovsrds Caracas favored the Presidelt With
ths n os sst ths sht American cppsr, aiming 70
shsen, bersea from % foreign 10 Der naive air.
naa s.szsa fair wind And ~ nc assrd With hcr
bonorsa burden n said that snce tast dsy Gensral
castro ensertA NJ sovereign oootsma i1r The invcncu
on psof Noffs.
Ara "lhus and hue 20 b.Dsr an. The seed % dom.
srd vou Esse slohsr losgha into IN. stAtesasrsnp III
ais ygnon % ne iep1b4csa c3@mElues " soutl Of
yea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

WuteI <VS
o. the 2i0 io;orotsv.s osoed ~ tho csnr &.
close Of the act oIcai yer 20 5spte1oer 30, 1895,
rs we learn IRON Ian annual report b.. 80 sx'
we're then ID tuoroagn ;,oo.on, a:nety good
co0dxoLo ADO eighty. receiving or reqcrrs re-
pare Al that date therefore, .nan Eftas OF
AL the otoDo.ive engines BY company ~ere
GU, OF srrVre sSs'tins reoe,rs
For renewal Of track tie :ogt ssor rom chs-ged
"expen.ee, for the rui vciG years wien have
interviewed snce the sh,a ROAD ~ssos-ref 20 tr.i;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

40 already stat, a. lp'o'ess ives os'd caor.l
pa1 10 VII July $751; incluaive; the anocts interested
paao drIpg toe wear saa.as sep.emesr 30 1851 On iwo
pay meSis Jsrgary ssd Juy), s&s S3s3 800 o.
Durns IA. Lsss tina. rosi operated
10 Dunkrk dividends declared AMI paid 10 these
accounts
For year ending September 80, 1882 ... .s4,S,334 90
For year ending S-pae nber 30, 1850 ... 252 650 90
For ys enaipg Serem 80, 1854 ...... -ao,6ub so
sor the iass n.nsd zoo o. o. rs sos IS
approprsr1 too a. sd~pds, OF wccn. no ~eveg Is sp
pears GOT s7eo, COS so ~ss psa.
sal. Il will De observe' that, although tbs company
pa.s 90 eEds sf,er .os yesr 1854, liabilities ssans
the treasury coHtprd - sccrre exsep IL me single yes-
1850, up ted sot floating .noeoseinese les
ssntd ga i73 q conpsret xtn that Fem for is56 toe
earnieg- Tor 1885, r,rg ncre~sv 1855
Of $3.50 900 IS.
Tasng lbs ,constr,oton ascoa-i' q. date ser.ernber
80. ls53sxsern half noons JueE. % the 10.
aas1ra,on Of tas ros1 - Oongrg-sni coGpey.ng SAID
account wsa Toe constr aon a.suaesr st52t
date SEPTEMBER 60 1875 the tees s.slc s,.s-
Ssp;ersh. 80, S.c:evlbsr 50,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

lotsi increase IN ckns yoAfu tlaft0,I59 VI
AvefASt kbDaA i1rr1~so Jo,o3Z 40
To. ssrnDss o. road for the seven yearn ending
September ~, 1855 comprising all the f,, years the
psen ~ op-rstop 70 Dupkrk folio
non t2,i. sccom paying tie lass annual
pot, ssbei Q. = b'enner, Aua.tor, from which the
asaree xiven derived -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

7arepaphic Reports Of the Congressional De5dtesinpntdn
IirentSo1, for Facilitating ThenaThe Nicaragua Transit
Ro.te--Nac Prectjor Opeang 1.-THE Treaty arih Jfert
eo-Pyesot STATE Of the Quetioa-Mnsral Resources Of
Locr C1iifornio, de-, d..
The HERAIDs article in regard to its vast scheme for
Geographic reports the Congressional debates has had
the effect OF bringing out invention which will be Of
great value producing the results desired and will
entire change in the present arrangements for re-
porting and copying press news
The inventor of the Combination Printing Telegraph IN
strnment has explained to yonr correspondent ingc
NOUS arrangement by which, in connection with his
bnation instrument, any number OF copies of news
other despatch may printed simultaneously with its
recent so that the now old ogy system Of manifold
scrlt will be useless and the time heretofore required
for that purpose sayedprncd copy being supplied by this
instrument, up to the last moment before going 70 press
The inventor assures that the enterprise OF the He
called his attention to this subject, thus partially
proving the marked change which that enterprise des
tined 10 effect. TIE patent for this new invention will
be issued from the pa,eat oEce in the OF few
days.
Now that the treaty between the United States and
Nicaragua has been ratified by the latter government,
aud the long pending difficulties and differences heretofore
existing are in fair way Of early settlement the
question naturally arises to how and in what manner
the Nicaragua Transit route may be permanently
satisfactorily settled. One Of the pans to
open the route above alluded to, and which looked
upon by the Nicaragua government with favor il the fol
lowing Nicaragua TO open this route herself and
else complete control it, In the same manner that
our state governments control the public works built at
the expense Of the State, and 70 keep constantly
perfect order To enable her to do this she would require
sum Of $3.50 900 or ssoo This amount it is believed,
she could readily procure from capitalists Of the United
States il she could furnish them with ample security This
On be done by special treaty between the governments
Of Nicaragua and the United States, by which the former
Won't oblgae herself to convey the mails Of the latter
the ports of San Juan del Norte and San Juan del
sur at an compensation Of Co., onehaf Of the
amount nov pad 70 the Panaua monopoly, Or such sum
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

oa sccoun. Of inssrrnaii;ies il the instru-
naeut Or rs ezecsticn, or for ~ans Of proper
aa-er <. the esrperatsoz, i. vii Sc the eifnple-t
matter 10 the ~5rld FOR them 20 set he natter
right, either exeeising sUcI, rooEt gagc Is Ley
iatenes-d to gives.nd we expected % receive.
or petisioning the Legislature TO amend ac;
Of 5rcny poaaiion which il 80 lame thzi II does
%. coafer power snfiicien; to enable the Trns-
tee. 70 act 10 good faiih. As for tie mater Of
interest, IL order 30 fneeet Il with good grace
we only want 70 lnow that tie Seminary can
nos pay il, and that il il rece:gsd "a loan Of
fasor, AID Iet a. q i,Opa ad4 Eight.
b CITIZEN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01

On JuGsemtnt OF FOrecIOsure.
DAVID J. SEELEY, Prtf.
against Iowa Circuit Court
MICHAEL MANNING. Defendant.
n Office Is hereby given that hy virtue Of judgement
y and decree dsied the Goth day March, A. ~ 1875
made and entered ia the above entitled by the
court and upon the authority given said order
and decree, viii sell uublic auction to tn.
highest bidder for cash in hand the 18th day of
A. D. 1889, between the hours of and three post
rGian. SAID day at the outer door of the House
the city of Mineral Point said county.
ing dese real estate situate lying and being
county, Wisconsin, Niz The equal undivided e-haf
part OF the southeast quarter Of section number
twenty nine % in township number north
OF range number "a east, being eighty (S0]acres
land more less.
The above sale will be made tn satisfy the Of
hundred and ten dollars and seyentyyc cents the
decreed by said Court To be due by said defendant
sand for principal ahd interest in said
together with costs OF and sale accruuz
est,
Dated SherG's Office, Mineral Point. Wis. Oct Ill.,
sos GEO MESSEIsSMITH. Sherif Iowa Wis.
LORE MEssMoRE, Atty's Tor Plaintiff trn4l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
Commercials.
CITY or IlNEEAL PoINr, }
Monday Eve. Feb. ~

CITY OF MINERAL PoINr
Monday Eve. Feb. ~
Notwi thstanding the unt.vorable condition
OF the roads. the past week has exhibited con-
siderable activity in the various branches of
business. Produce has been coming IN stimu-
lated 10y a slight advance in prices. Wheat il
IN good demand and has been selling at from
40 10 5. cents for good article. But little
Pork is now offered. and goes ut 5a6c Flanr
Is advancing a:d a good sample is hardly 70 be
found. Our farmers cndeavof - get too much
flour ont Of a bushel of wheat aud thus they
lose IN quality what they gam in quantity -
This ~ wrong. as they lose in reputation more
than the amount OF tho profit Good -four " i'll
command 50 cents per hundred more than IN :
ierior A large number of cattle have been
slapped the last mouth, and as fac looking
eceNes rs We ever saw together More tn an
zoe head have lett their native home. on the
cars to help satisfy the appetltcs of lovers oi
roast beef ia Chicago and New York. We
quote as follows:
ENciIANGE--on New York is selling at
IL ret cent on Chicago, az = per cent.
va eAI-i-lttle brought IN; 20 to 50 cents,
"NynrdlAg to quality.
FLouR-No l. Se,55, Ne :. =. al. at retail.
per hundred Buckwhea;. 81 30 Corn Meal.
81 per hundred
CORN 40 Ia 10 cents per bushel. of 20 lbs
and sells readily ior cash
oAtS--3a te 40 eeats. and scarce.
kARLEl-io ecnts for No. l.
bEANS-i5e@Sf flbu. for clear white
hkhf-S3 s,-,i $. to So IN quarters
fokh-The rash is over; hut seine heavy
heeS are coming in. Under i've hundred lbs
We quote at $500 over two hundTed ; | - els
SAlI--Sells Al 81. IS per barrel going m
81 GAR-Retais IA 10 AID Is les ier )
SlRRAN Is Retail lbs, for 81.
MoLASSES- Re;alls at 30 cents gallon.
IRON AND SFEEf.--ls now sold AZ osalens
prices. ffon IL : cents according 70 sixes
MIN eRAl-s saG3 40 p totS s,s
CoAL-S6 per ten.
HlnES-pty, le0ai 4e; Gleea. 6e37e.
LUMBER Fencing. sis. Joloe and Seant :
Ing. SIS; Clear Finishing. Sa5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
MORTGAGE SALE.

NaaIle> tlLstert- tIAlrtlI
sEai1st IN C:rczlft Coo for Iowa
Gideon NJ AshEaoTe and fCo for foreclosure Mot
Polly Asb1nare. his wife, Def.
N oflI Is hereby given virtee .: dscTetzi
= or2sr judgements Cog sale uasds BY tie above
named Court Jsly 2Sfk. IsS. The above enfils1
cause viii sell Prssic Seadue To the highest z1c
hest bidder fa- cash en- the e-h DAY OF ehraAry
p. 1852 ths hours Of nine acicc& in the s-s
noon Sn the setting the Of sid the fr0E:
de4 OF the Court House the city Mineral Pe1.,
The Iewa- and State Wisconsin,, the tci-
lowing described Real Estate Icing rfe Prea-
IL above snti-is Aetic1. 40 frs<Oosl
section No shreS g. tee north Es-fsE, ~sst hsf
ef the south eusrfer and the northeast sHsTEsE o.
the southwest quarter o section No sssvsn az TIE
east hAlt &c section Ne sii hzIi .; re
southwest quarter 81 section Ne lt.l ali Of shica
szis tracts e. asn ssratss Ne eight -
ecrzA e Ne Eve -As EeEEiF Of Ie~A,
STATE ef Wf>es1sf-. GEQ. u ESSEE1sAlGH-
s&-s-x---f-Sra Sheriff r5~a Co. Wis
SEe-iJs Ose- E5tr g Eszarzl Po5zr, Azs u. 1879
SorrCs<-I2c asscv- &--~y ePe7e~1 un. -
eSsh sxv of A.-fs MT rls-e an. ne-'
SheFe- GgoF.ksSs IS EHsS EIFH- sh lows 20
nA.el Elas-ai FsIes. -. EssEaa-E. ~ -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-01
SIIERIFF-S SALE.

David J. Seely, Plaintiff Iowa County
against CIRCUIT COURT.
Heerv Ludlum rr
i4udium and J h n {. On Judgment of Foreclosure
De Witt, Defe ndants
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue of judgments
OF foreclosure made and entered BY court
IA the above entitled action the 9th day
d. 1855 will offer for sale and sell to tine hi BIDDER
for each in hand al the front door of The Court House
IN the city eff Mineral Point ewa county, Wisconsin
the ~ day Of April A D. 1859, between
ana three clock post uaridiar of said DAY. follow
ing described Real Estate and being said
VIZ The northwest quarter of the t-v qua
the northeast quarter Of the Southwest quarter and
southeast quarter Of the southwest quartz
tion number seventeen fl71 township eber 6y.
north OF range number d. west: much there
Is shall be Sufficient TO satisfy the Of Seven HUNDRED
and Ninety Five Dollar. and Seventy Six PRIME
pal and Thirty Two Dollars aid ThirtyTwo cents e
soIs adudeei 10 the said plaintiff together with
irg cNsts and interest
DATED Shelifs Once. Mineral Point Wis, Oct IltA,
ls5s- GEORGE MESSERSNfTH.
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