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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

rJNHE PARTIES to the above mentioned suit
| are hereby notified that l have appointed
Iiys,2ay. fhe 29;h INST, at my Office, in the city
al AlcAandria to execute the foregoing decree.
JOHN WEST, Commissioner.
Alexandria sep ll--2aw2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

e. FOR Rem THE two-st"ry X &c
u DWELLING and STORE attached. No. lag.
King street, next door 10 Mr. David APpirh :
Confectionery establishment. Possession given
the 10Th Of July. For terms, apply I" GRO. l..
FRENCH ..Freuch. Book and Periodical Depot
IL lD-cntP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20
HODGKIN & SON.

Il W " N ! ~ u co
r.pECIAL NOTICE.--We invite all in want
- 10 call and examine our superior stock Of
WAGONS, for one or two horses, put up on Iron
and Wooden Axles, with and without springs.
Also. CARTS, DRAYS, WHEELBARRoWs,
FLOWS, HARROwS, OK WHEELS, DC, all
made Of the best seasoned White Oak, and by the
lest and most experienced workmen in wood and
iron all of which will be sold at ten per cent. be-
low the ordinary prices, FOR CASH, or good notes
~ ninety days.
sep 2-2aw4w X. HODGk1N sun.
TCRNlTURE AND BAGGAGE WAGON
L The citizens Of Alexandria and vicinity. are
Informed that have an excellent SPRING WAGON,
and am prepared to haul FURNITURE or BAGGAGE
u any part Of the city, TO Washington or short
distances ia the country. Particular attention Civ
~ 10 moving Ike Furniture of families changing
:i.a.r residences, to all which give my Personal
ATTENTION.
orders may be left at c. Brcngle's Confectionery
S,or. King street. where slate is provided for the
.urpose. (sep l6-dlyl w. A. HICKS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

yI,INWARR! TINWARE!! TINWARE!!.-I
would call the attention of country merchants
10 my large stock Of TINWARE, which | will
sell on better terms than can be bought in Baiti-
49, - snv other city. H. l. GREGORY,
sep 10 JIG ana I1o NM -.oee'.
DJCHARDs' BAZAAR-FALL STOCK.
IL, ls59.-I am now receiving my FALL sToSh
OF GOODS, to which l ask the attention OF tue
, - sep IL
WEE ROBINSON : PAYNE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

~ FOR RENT--The HOUSE on Cameron
ID street, at present occupied by Doctor Lewis.
Possession given the 18TH Of September For
terms. apply to Doct. KING. IT, A., Washington.
10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

80 TO RENT, (pcrhnps,} one of the very best
-.is:4 fre-proof WAREHOUSES; in Alexandria
suited to accommodate n large Grain or Grocery
business, having openings on every side, adjoining
the Warehouse Of Benjamin II. Lambert on The
wharf. JOSIAH il. DAN 10.
aug 20-cn2mH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

ces FOR RENT.-The DWELLING on Alfred
ESa street, heretofore occupied hy Mr. James r
Smith, to whom application can be made. Tor
terms, &c. RICHARDS 7. sMllH,
IL IS-eotf Executor of H. e. Smith, deed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20
aug 99-2awiw {. W.

I OTIS FOR SALE will SELL in one parcel.
j 4 or in subdivisions, {" suit purchasers, the
QUARTER SQUARE Of GROUND. belonging to
T. j. Carey, situated on the north side of Gibhon
and east side of Henry street, next south Of the
residence of Capt. Traverse. Terms accommoda-
ting. sep diff Ii. JollNSloA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

n ls59.-William A. Dean Co. vs.. Il. W.
Robinson and others-In Chancery. This cause
camc on to be heard this 9th day Of June, 1857,
,r,a the bill and exhibits filed in the cause.-the
All being taken for confessed as to the defendants,
al was argued by counsel. On consideration
whereof he Court doth adjndgc, order and decree
thar this cause be referred to one Of the Master
sSioners Of this Court, who. after giving not
lee, than two weeks notice, by publication in one
Or more newspapers published in Alexandria, shall
ascertain and report 10 the Court what liens exist
AGAINST the property in the bill mentioned, BY deed
Of trust. judgment, or otherwise; the amount and
priority Of such liens, and the annual value OF
such property. And this cause is retained for
further proceedings.
4 copy-Teste: Is. II. BEKRl, ClerK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

THOMAS u. HODGkiN,
p. s. We have brought the Patent kgh''"' ~
City and County of AleXandria, OF a Na'hih' 'l
saving ielloes and all kinds OF circular work. an'
are prepared to saw fcIloss in the beet mani 81
also, to sell shoprigh,s. Call and 80 lw' y.
selves. raug 2-d3ml Y. !. y. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

NOR T.-Thc large and commodious
IL BRICK STABLES, belonging 10 the Man.
sion House. with shedding for Carriages, and
t=. large Yard. Also, two small DIV ELLlNGS,
ID adjoining. which would lie desirable Tor the
Holsters connected with the Stables. They have
been rented for some years past to Mr. Hugh La
than. For terms, appvto
aug I2-tr GREEN x BROTHER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

I NJ BAKERS EXQUISITE TOBACCO
y. \ lot Of this superior TOBACCO, just rcccy-
ell and for sale by KNOX BROTHER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20
COAL! COAL /. !.

WYE SHALL discharge in a few days another
w cargo Of WHITE AND RED ASH COAL.
Persons wanting good article will call and leave
their orders. Gscp 81 WHEAT BRO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13
THOS. J. OTIS.

A Romantic HnrogY.-The following sinsu-
Jar episode occurs in Cooks confession 10 The
Vrgioia Coz +:
Rieha Realf, one of our original party. and
our Secretary of State, came from Chatham To
Cleveland, a few days before Cap, Browns
rival from The East. Soon after his arrival, be
Capt 3. J sent ReaIf 10 New York city at which
place he embarked for England for the purpose
of carrvi0g out the plans Of Captain Brown
Re.lf was born and raised in England. He is
peasants son, but his naive talents brought
him into the notice of some Of the nobility, Who
took charge of him, and made arrangements 10
give him finished education. He was taken
into the family of Lady \ DEL Byron, where he
made his home while pursuing his studies
Falling in love with young lady oil noble birth,
who was Il relative of Lady Byron's he was cen
sured by Lady B. for his presumption. He be-
ne offended At her interference, and finally
left LADY b. to work his way in The world.
About this time tue Chartist movement was
made which Realf Joined, and the result was.
he was obliged 70 seek safety by emigratIng TO
A merica. He made his home some yegrs in
New York city. part OF the time he was
/ there, he was en- gagged as the assistant supern-
T tendent of the Five Points Mission. He is well
/ known author and poet. He gaze UP
his situation S assistant superintendent, and
wen, to Kansas in the Summer or Fall Of 1856.
! | first met him II Law renee, Kansas. No word
was receiyhd from him, &c my know edge, AFTER
he lett for England. to which place he went in
bis own capcitv aud that of our Secretrry oi
Safe. to solicit funds for the support OF an or
gauizalion. lie proposed 10 deliver course o.
lectures IN varIoHs psrts of Ems land, and The
net proceeds OF which were 10 be given to carry
ont Capt Browns plan. He is Of rare
talents, and powerful and fluent speaker. He
is about twenty eight years of age. Mr.. kagi
| believe, got letter from some one in England
few month"; ago, stating that Realf had sailed
4 4. n nd hat hah had 8 All
money with him, but further than that, we have
been unable 10 find any trace of him. Captain
Brown and the rest Of our company, who knew
HIM. think BE is dead.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

Tr This rer14r xabe and most Interesting remedy.
is composed Of the concentrated juices OF the most pow
erul and the most soothing plants and roofs in natufe
chemically combined and insulated in we-seaied glass
les and charged by erful battery Tins pos
Ssn in addition superior medical virtues 81 onS
magnetic and electric properties, profoundly penetta
znd emfnentv quoting ana soothing 1t relieves n q
aud inflammation once, (when freely applied Ie'7
the strained muscles and nerves. giving new life M
tsv bv its fe-girng qualities, 10 parazed pa Is epd
chronic Handing complaints, and weak neSSesa :
Law ing nervous paiu taeuralgia irritation ana Ieu'oV
ing obs like charm Indeed al who nave u "a
IT sneak Of 1rulv wonderful medicine nd esteem
II w far SUPERIOR all other external remedies n Sc
If anulied in season uuailng remedy tor he
c-oun sore throat inflammation of the lungs, bowels "
err kidneys and other organs rheumatism. spinal -
ton arue the breast aud at all times ca eS ne Fous
headache NEURALGIA ache, toolh acne ue
in The face plmpeS and eruptons OF All hinHS ptes,
bruised and surainet limbs, burns, frozen par sem oa n
INDECENT and Iong-stanJjug sores wounds. &c %c IL
viii restore the hair 10 bald head, and prevent lac
hair from falling. .,.,
The Magnetic Ointment has been eNtenSivev u'c D
canal and draught horses for gals, wounds, sp
and laneucSs and i cure, when app'tG 40, 20
the scratches horses and the foot all on sheep =
the propretors their Magnetic ON urent - Ia
trial, confident all they claim Tor ~ WI pc 'ou'
the letter In the ghborhood wbe'e u Is M
usctured many people Huy il by the quaint ana - i
kept and used by almost every inhabi'aut as p
for the numerous pains aud aches every An'y - no
las TFesa t74frf4 suly r-1f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13
7 he Pulp.

The pulpit is he forum of Christ. His pre-
ccpts, his example his words of love and Wis
dom are fly repeated and enforced from the
sacred desk. Decentralization and abuse should
never be heard there. The Saviour of men did
not enforce his teachings Intcli.gcncer.
Thus commences a dissertation in the last
H,f igencc,, on the duties ofpreachers, the mean
Jug of which is. that nothing offensive TO any
body must be preached. Piety not politics ;;
i" piety," not every day religion piety,' not
| love 10 God and man f.; pietv," not the duty
you owe o your country; "piety," not hatred
10 tyranny, oppression, and despo,i ism; "piety,"
not tbe sacred right OF everv man to his life,
liberty, aud 10 worship God according 10 his
own conscience piesy," which means nothing
bat he empty show of words. a belief in Ger
tain abstract propositions, or regular attendance
ppon some fo-na OF service )" pe,y," alone must
be P eacned.
Now, We believe in piety,' but in that kind
| wrch makes he world its theatre of action
not that which rls itself upon The heart, and
promp,s lis possessor 20 say Stand off 1 am
be,,er than thou" We believe in the "piety ,
which warmed the heart of " Plus 1Eneas," and
s.reug,hened him 10 support his aged father on
his shoulders. b rough The burning 81 reels Of a
| pioed city. Lei US have living piey, and lei
he 20 PIT preach it n,o The ears and hearts o.
he nccnIe h,t do M; call In; n, ;rcinle a. n;
W bicb viii ;,s,;;v ms IN look :oe, an silent.
lI, ul,;Io am. ra;.'bl,o. i ,,ocr~oa ,,.i -..;o4
= which iii ,aate - Ia ~ p-;or+ aad "a
yi.o ,,,sy 10 -, III = h.rs;do Tha, -,
nhi.,, 3D. - .,,I,,,r;ra eor a.d sn,oa,,
10 ,r;,oss Of orr na;,hh@rs ul,;oh n..tas =,
~ 49,, .a.l l..s,.o....'- -.
III ,a. ;...a.=
~
.,J ararr a.. ,;rs
Did The u. eacbers Of This coontr, in he Tim.
ri he re,olption n~each mo- bi,c, b,,, ..nieiv.'
Did ,ber no, themselves shoulder ,be moske
and ,hrrder from he punt he dulv Of lree
,,,, O., .s-i.- .,-annr .aaci,jnf- tbair hs,ra,,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

THE EGUPTIoS OF EsU TiUs--V e-uyins ia still,
in a stat of eruption the lava having now reach
ed n point three miles from the crater Tho
present mouth wa. opened eighteen months ago.
bv violent earthquake, the cinders from which
were carried a. far ConstantInopie-ano
proof of the 2: eat eastern current. The lava
now issues from the base of the cone. rasscs
down the valley below Piano dele Gineslre and
falls into he great ravine known ~ The Sasse-
Grande, 30 fe ct deep by 1000 feet broad, which
is now completely filled. BsIoT This it cut
across the carriage raad in three places. destroys
about twenty houses and some olive groves and
VINEYARDS il now near the Cemetery OF Porsice
y hose Inhabitants are full Of apprehension Il
Is estimated that 25010,0J0 cubic yards Of lava
have issued from he crater during This eruption.
The Temperature Of the lava is 300 degrees
Fahrenheit The guides have provided Them
selves h frold- In which they c;as, media lion
heads OF the kong and Queen Of Naples. LsuIs
NA"oLEox, Queen VIe-ogi \. VIcroa ExAsURL.
Gar ALEXANDER, ard even MAzz,sI, Muaar,and
GARIBALDi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13
Iowa C0pn.y Finances.

The Grant County KcroG thus discourses in
relation to the finances Of Iowa and Grant Coun-
tics:
Let re briefly Compare Iowa with Grant
County i'm financial mar aGcmcnt. Grant
~ doubles Iowa county in population and valu-
alton of =, opertv. The usual amount of tax
levied ia Grant is $4,000 to $4,000 and for the
I the last three years the custom with our Grant
| County Board of SupcrvIEOfS has been 10 levy
one to two thousand doia~s more than Is appro-
/ priaed The excess 1t IL understood. goes into
| the share OF tax certificates on lands sold for
taxes 1t will be seen that such certificates
| have largely accumulated within the last two
or three years. When times become easier these
certificates will be rcdeem med, and the County
| be thereby enabled 10 navigate upon less tax.
| This yea, Grant County ieves but three mills
on the dollar, or probably a third per cent. Of
| what Iowa Comfy leyics. The usual amount
Of county tax levied IN Iowa County has been
SI2 O0o 10 = f000-this year S2D0O0. Thus it
| Will be seen the cost Of .ov eruIng 4 large coun-
~ is but lllle if any more than for governing
one of half he population and wealth. Wenc-
tce from oar exchanges that Gcyeral OF the
tiesin Wisconsin o. equal or less population than
Grant County are lcyylng tax this year OF
$4,000 and upwards-one goes Up to S32,OO0
Grant levies Less county tax. averaging one year
with another than any other county in the
State by several thors2nd dollars. considering
population and wealth and too, considering
hat oar c"nnfy is nearly surrounded by rivers
. and railroads, which bring ~. produce and en-.
courage more vice. p2uPe-Ism, Extravaganza it-
gaiiou rowdyism and other expensive devilsry
than all other sources together
The Herald is mistaken in relation to oni
e Funded Debt az this was all paid off Ions
ago. The present liabilities of he County are
al for 81, ual running expenses, and have Aeon
muIa, ed because he-eiofo:c he Issues have ex.
ceeded the amount OF Tax collected
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

Bot lille has been said yet in 'eierence 10
The principal Offices OF The Assembly the COM
ing session. ". PENS LyoS, having been
elected 20 he Assembly, and having made q
capital speaker during the last session, i: is bot
natural 10 expect that he viii again be speaker
The coming session. There many men of
talent elected 10 The Assembly this winter, yet
we think thev could hardly do better than 10
elect Mr. Lyon. If any change is 10 be made
il this respect we would suggest that an eye
be cast 10 the southwest We believe Gen.
ANAsA GOES. of Mineral Point, has many warm
friends, who will take pleasure ia elevaiing him
TO that post, believing they do that he Is welt
/ qualified 10 discharge is duties, and that it
would only be doing justice 10 that section OF
/ The State.
! Whoever may DE speaker, we believe it viii
+ be conceded that if Chief Clerk CGAxE be
induced to accept his old post, it will be the
| best thing that can be done Probably there
/ is no nlau in the Sac better qualified TO per
/ form the duties of Chief Clerk than l.. Il. ID.
| Cane. With such n man as Crane at the
Clerk desk, the speakers labors are reduced
I one half and every thing Is made 10 run smooth
and easily. Crane always has been deservedly
popular among The members, because few men
| can be found who will despa,ch business with
the promptness, rapidity and correctness cha =
acteristic of him, aud whe VIII. amid all trI3's
surrounding q clerk, preserve the urbanity OF
manners and accommodating spirit for which
he is noted.
We clip the above from the La Crosse Re
publican, for the purpose Of endorsing the sen
ttments therein contained. We are satisfied
that Gen CoBB would fill the position of speak
er with decided ability aud impartialisy, and
do credit 10 himself and bis constituency. Bu
we are authorized TO state that he is not can.
didate. VIZ. p LvoS is his choice for tht
place he thinkiug it due TO him IS q token o
the appreciation of the services he rendered a.
an occupant of the CHAIR during the last ses
sion.
LII D. CRANE. Esq, is again mentioned 70
Clerk, and if qualification for the Office be .h
standard, / e will undoubtedly be reelected.
SrEIGErz. tie famous Russian Banker Is abou
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

4 K1owIxG JUEog.-In certain county seat
difference. certain porly judge holding
court One morning, after the sheriff had
opened the court with his "hear ye." &c. and
,he clerk lad called the roll OF jurors 1t WA
fund that oftheTn. a TeutoD BY persuasion.
was not present. The sheriff went ont and
brought him in. vhereapon the rortlv judge
aforesaid. reprimauded the culpri, rather sew =
efeiy for Keeping the court waiting After the
Judge had flushed hero turned around II
anther lurynlan and asked, Fot in hi has
that cid weller gut Ia do with this court Mod
! -FOUR
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13
TRY DR.. TRiSk'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT.

None genuine unless signed S. BveI'' wi h pen
See uar,9hers containing full directions around each
bott and circulars left with agents Price shil
Inns for small and three SbnEs for large bottles
For sale by r D. Puord and john H Vivian, Niners
~ All orders should be addressed TO WA. NUDGE
CO. Far1ville Madison Co.. y y am-I
Sfs ~ = n Pulfori and J. H. Vivian, M5ueial Ioi l.
2 + Thomas and VIM. a Bishop, Dodeevihe- Her $
Webb. Linden. Power, Larnpe x Co.. Highland. D W
nnf-ron Avosa .Hd bv Medicine deale serer-''y
Orders should he addressed TO VIM. Nude Co. E1r'-
Vile, Madison Co, y Y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

TEE Democracy OF Beaver Dam. ia this State
celebrated the death of JOAN BEowS by salute
of thirteen guns, and other demonstrations OF
iov Had we not seen the report Of the pro.
ceedings in Democratic paper, We should not
believe there were such degraded, soul-less and
bloodthirsty people in the state Heaven pre-
vent Us from staying over nigt in the same house
with them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13
r e m OVAL.

THE TRIBUNE OFFICE has been removed
% he room known as the Eagle Saloon, over
F red Moellers Eeer Hall, opposite Whit;lesey 3
Backing Office, whe-e friends are -eques;ed
20 call and see as
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

ProFzs-ToNA - AND BUSINESS CARDs, 81 a llne' per
vssr r first Eve lines, and hity eentstor eeh az
E-raAv NorlcEs, published four weeks, 81 for SIN
rs ANIMAL and ffty cents for each addltlonai animal Ia
notice.
IscAL NoFicEs, Al statute rates-
spEc1AL NoTleEs, Loaded and kept lnsloe, h.slns
as49ec ordinary advertisement ts) SO per cent ad-
vance o a ordinary rates ne
Soricss Of Meetings Charitable societies, &c-' nan
ADvEertsErEvrs not accompanied with directions
- SIN forbid and charged for accordingly
III Trnrsteat Advertisements mast be Paid foT an id
~.are This rule viii not be varied from
YSAZLV AvRsrfsEss allowed le rlNAleus - es
zs quarterly. -. ,,,-,--a
BILLS coLLECTABLE QUARTERLY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

= Sa0 THE SUBSCRIBERS WISH To EMPLOY
NCtb. active reliable man in each secuon OF he
State 10 travel and take orders for
SEGiKS AND TOBACCO.
BY SAMPLES VIII pay sasry of 5000 10 $500 per year
PAYABLE monthly For samples and particulars apply TO-
or address, inclosiug st:-ap for retnrn Postsge.
CARY K SMITH,
Toosecosiats.
SD Sexrl street, New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

STEtGEFz tie famous Russian Banker Is about
to retire from business with fortune of fifty
siu million. of dollars.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13
GARDINER G. 1IEiGS,

DRODJCE snd general Commission Merchant DC lgl
,ft,sr.I Foi.t 1872
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13
CT. 6. BLESSING
GEnEa;E 81. cOnR,

j., 7TOESFY. AND COUNSELLOR LAND < col
fl LEl4tNG AGENT, SSHLsburg, Lafayette Co., " IS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13
~ eeklg Tribnne.

eco sb " W Bliss hhsss' EO'sorsAsD rHornIHrOrs,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13
so8N Fl. WESTON,

h-oTAcY PUBLIC, Land Agent, &c, &c Arens
q 1910 - Wis WiII attend to the payment OF LAY
y y $50 -. -, !, III 4istafch 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

MINER AL Po- MT
ESDAV, : DEC ENBER -, 1889
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13
.FUEliE !. IIGO-T,

, To tE4-stA :
-- aE.N ~ e. law ana solicitor in ChSuccry Min
* 49, -~sat Is Zee in Thomas new block. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

From the Rev Mr.. McMULLEN, PASTOR Of Robrets
Chapel: INDIANAPoLis, Oct -, 1901
pe. G. ". RoBACE-Be2r Sir. I have used your
Blood Purifier for nervous affection. from which
have aered much times. While il is pleasant t.
lie taste. 50 -aiufv has happy effect upon the
nerves. Please accept my thanks for -our kind re-
CARDS snd acts, sud believe me, Yours,
!. ". T MCMULLEN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13
FARLEY EAEO :

Rsisrtes uad Counsellor 1T s-"ss-
Is sse d Milton Stock, Mineral Point. Iowa co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

n-a-ARY PUBLIC. CONyEYANCER * GENERA
= AGENT. Linden. Iowa county, Wisconsin -oti
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-13

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