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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
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The Philadelphia Press says. "H .thi1 iteiast
six weeks not les than 1900, and perhaps %.
600, persons M this city have Unexpectedly been
discharged ir0m situations where thfy eri3YcC
the rrg.lige Of earning heir bread b7 ere sweat
OF ther brow. Directly and dirccty g. probably
not less ,hln $4,000 persons depended UPON the
tx r-iCa 81 these opsIatives for sua .e1ce."
TIE Is sick, Moss, OJSeTUsy say- th4s from
L. work the sh0e-bouOue sre leaving .le
togn for Mice and New Hampshire 80 large
uumbers. The faiUrca In South NaUc6 amount
70 nearly half a million do'ilr5.
The Hartford (C01n p5pala sy thst ci.y 3 70
gins 'to feel the iLh1ence OF ths triumph Oi SEC
u0nai principles in our national eiit.r., and ihc
consequent cessation OF business .u'erc ure Ei;h
the southern portion Of our Colfedtfocy. Wood
ruff & Bsach'a large concern Is running cul7
eight hours pr day, aid q large number o. cur
best mechanics, discharged isom smaller Con
Germs, have b .en compelled either 20 seek en-
ployment elsewhere or remain idle. The worst
is yet 10 come"
Ia Middleton, Conn, msou'ac uring is dull
One establishment Employing thirty CT forty bar d
is running on half time, ard another employing
near four hundred, has decided 10 Cl1ss Oh the
lss OF January.
The mills Of Wes,sfly, r. I are 70 be stopped
on the lst oil January, aud several other mills i.
tina. vicinity ere TO stop about that time
Tire three plow manu- sct1ries in + fed, Conn.
/ empluyiug fly men, have stopped. Tasy made
plOws for Southern use.
/ The following is su extract from p letter Tc-
ceived by meIcsntile house ga Cleveland iscu
ons OF the leading houses IN New York city
Factories, machine lh0cs, ard al her dus
-r.al pursuits here are ii charging from twenty
/ FIVE Fl " 20 one huDdfed hsn1s daily The clott
log houses have but Gre thiTd o. their unsua
icrce, thus throwiug out OF employment from
10000 10 $4,000 h1nds. Cutters who have bee
receiving from ten, iNlire, % f rcen dollars pc
week, come begging for employment Gt louF ID,
five dollars. More than hall the men. your,
| aud Old, emtl0yed IN the wholesale and re.si
houses here, Gre being discharged. A. 7. 5 ew
art alone discharged eighty clerks l3s. week
! The importing houses are 81 g sraud-sIli; 10 o.
ders are going forward, u shy have been counter
msD6ed, ard many see ruin s'atiug them in th
face from those already given
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

FoRTviLLE Mills ToR SALE -Wm. Y Wiley,
Real Estate Agent, odvertises this fae mill for
sale, and We would state for the benefit Of suy
resder having an idea Of such investment, that
this is one Of the most substantial mills in the
Safe
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

IL Persons who can not make a sale o. thei
properly for al cssh viii fad that Dtza,i &
Smith, real estate ageots. hsve some customers
who will give choice Western land 10 part, and
tie rest in cash for good city property.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

- A gentleman had his pocket picked Of
thirty dollars in the crowd at Metropol',ln Hsll
o. Friday night. This is the FIRST ias.snce We
have heard Of loss there this season. People
can not be too careful Of their pocket books, Tor
roguss will creep into all orosds.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

NV CcUNrEsFKITs -PeIdoe, - lis Pho'o-
guph Gallery. No. 8. East Washiretoa sfoe',
vii counterfeit ycur face, chesp.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
From the Charleston Mtrcu J, December 1871
Our HARDER "DeFcnseS.s,

AetlUity OF Fort MOuLtrie-The Strength Of he
GaTrisoa- Details of he CORst uctiOn Of the
Moet and GIaeiS-NeIo and Formidable Out
IoOTks armament Of The Forts - Whgt is Going
on at Fort Sum er and Castie Pickqsy. DC i,
&c &c.
The silent energy with which work is now
being pushed forward upon tho notifications
erected for the protection OF the barber OF Charles
ton, is something az once new and ex -raord nary
To keep the resCers Of the M,reuTy fully posted
10 regard to events transpiring around ihsm, We
present below az interesting account # thsse &C
tive operations OF the Federal authorities. It is
proper, however, that the people OF Charleston
shOnd know that the Executive OF lhe State is
fully cognzlnt OF all that is going On in relation
TO these forts, and that theis honor and defense
s safe in his keeping. Uulil l4ro IN lhe past
summer the delenses of Fort MOuluie have re-
manned in an uu finished co.dtion; the sand OF
The beach, piled up by The wind against the south
walls, had rendered them easily accessible almost
by single leap, nd the empty guns we're suffered
TO gszs out in harmless msjesy upon the noble
Day. A fortuigh. has worked d marvellous
change.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

EXPORTING McNEY-A SINGULAR DEvRL~P-
NEvT "A very respectable clergyman of our city,
AID a man whose character is above suspicion, has
recently been made the victim of an nnscrupu-
l-us sFiudle. As there are many rumers about
on the street, and some that do injustice to the
iIiarea party, we will give a statement of the
Csc as it is understood by the officers who made
Gle arrest.
L appears that on las, Friday night the clergy
nsu above alluded to was returning home along
Illinois street, just north of the corporation line,
Sheu "a saw two women and a man approaching
hin. Il stepped into the street to let them
pass, when the women followed him and insisted
-ll, BE should accompany them. He eHdeavored
~ escape, when the man caught hin roughly by
The coat and commenced dragging him off. At
this moment three men were seen on the oppo-
site side Of the street and the clergyman aD-
geaied to them for aid. The men replied that
they did DO. know him and would not interfere.
Ile vas taken thus foreib!y to e house kept by &
u.an ncmed Peter Welsh, ard there under threats
/ iCrced TO sign note payable ore day after date
Tor 5000, with the consideration stated In it that
&c was given to prevent exposure for having Illicit
intercourse with one of the women. After sign
ing the note he was suffered to depart. When be
returned home he told his wife the story as above
narrated, and asked her advice. She prevailed
on him to pay the money and let the matter drop
The next day Welsh called with the note. Th,
clergyman bad marked the bank notes, anC
armed himself with a pistol, determined to ge
hisnote in exchange for the bank notes, and theI
make the swindler return the money. Bat Mr.
Welsh could play with pistols, too, and when hi
victim drew q pistol, be drew one also, anC
cooked il, and looked twice as ferociOus ant
bl0cdthirsty the feeble and delicate preache
could DO. Had Mr. Welsh suffered his extortoi
20 drop here, be would probably have escaped
Bl' yesterday morning the parson received not
iron the other woman at Mr.. vs. house, demand
ing ftty dollars on her account. Seeing Their
aa- to be 10 eud TO the matter, the worthy cler
lyman asked the advice ard assistance of Capt
Rose, OF the Police. Word was sent to Mr. w els
90 come and get the money, and when he ar
rived be vas taken, with his confederate, th
second girl. The first one, il is said. has es
capped, and Welsh says she has the 5000 wit
? her. From letters found on him it appears be
from Cleveland, where he has wife and family
ard he left there with one of those women. II
T. is said to be \ gentlemsnly looking man.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
From the Home o. var. LsnooIa


The Springfield correspondent Of the NeT
York Tribune, under date OF 22l instant, writes
as follows il relereuce - the noveme-is or Mr.
LINClLA:
Ga M arrival here, f0d Mr.. Lincoln cheer
full and hopeful Tor the ultimate future He re-
tires Tegu .sriy az ten o'clOck-takes break est 81
nine-seeiog no visitors until ten IN The morn
ing, when he appears az his rcom5 a. the Sac
House. A few hours there, and ariin he seeks
quiet at home to read bis letters (tl thar ous ht
10 be read) and the papers Of The day. Those
remote from here, who fear more that Mr Lin
coin viii be murdered by his fric1ds than HE
toes Of he has any do nos know his excellent
wife, who will most cheer'uly interfere when
ever danger comes Ia that direction.
The family viii leave here toward she close OF
February, and proceed to Washington as quietly
as possible, avoiding our Northern cities Were
formal receptions would be likely 20 take niece
A niece of Mrs. LiDcoln-a btsaliiul ard &C
complished young lady OF eightesa-Will grsci
the Presidential party on their jcurley, end viii
become = membsr OF the family az the While
House. | ought not perhaps, 30 mention this
latter interesing fac, lest it might attrlc; 70
ntny young Republicans to Wtsh.1gtcu 80 C
make OUr friends down South think It a " iSe-
Awake procession!
Young Lincoln, the Prince Of Rails" now al
Harvard College, and .ho j. h,gtiT spoken o. al
Sgring will join bis parents or taeirSway "a
Washington
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
FokT sCATKR,

a work of solid m lsonTy, octagonal In ~,
pierced on the north, east and vest sides y :
double row OF PORTFOLIOS for the heavies; l1s,
and on the sOuih or land side in addition n
ings for guns, loop holes for nusketry, st." ia
the middle OF the hsrbor, on the edge ne
ship channel, and IL said TO be bomb proof 10
at present without any regular garrison.
There lie q large force of work mel ~
one hundred and ffty in sll-busily empl 10
mounting the guns aud otherwise putt IS
great strategic point in order. The ara ant
of Fort Sumter consists of l40 guns, o. y
them beipg the formidable ten inch ~ m
biads," which throw either shot or SIZE. I'D
which have fearful range. Only a few '.se
are yet in position, and the work of rs. g
peices OF this calibre in the olsemstes J. 3.
sariy Glow one. There Is also a lsrg ut
of artillery stores, consisting of about 40 . -
of powder, and propOrtionate quaint! ,hJt
and she'll. The workmen engaged her d
the fc-t eyerv night, owing to the wa -'-v
regular Communication with the city. .Tf
or landing is on the south side, and is, C. e.
exposed to cross fires from all the opCl On
that side.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

is located on the Southern extremity o DIV
slip of marsh land. which ex ends in a \ rly
direction to Hog Island Channel. To q. 3D., Dor
side the 80 called cas- lie presents ciro 3at
IL has never been considered of mu . Sc
queuce as fortress, although its pr y to
the city ~ould give it importance, ry
armed and glrrisoned From a has, = rga-
ton we find that there are about .uns
mounted on the parspet; the major hem
are eighteen and twenty -four pound some
"Coumbiads'' are, however, within -als.
There are also supplies OF powder, sh'' hell.
At present there is 10 garrison at th the
only residents are two watchmen nave
charge OF the harbor light. Some thi' forty
day laborers are employed repairing ..-serns
and putting the place generally in OIL
This concludes our sketch of the p lat as
pect of affairs &C three forts which meant
TO be, and which should always rem It once
the pride and safeguard of our city
PERsosAL APPEARANCE OF MAI AZ EcN.
The New York Leidr thus d les Major
ANDERSON, oommandant at Fort N e.:
In physique the Msj1r is abou. Get nine
inches 10 height; his figure is wei - md SOL
derly; bis hair is thin aud turning - IN gray;
his complexion swarthy; his e., 's !. and il
selligsnii bis nose prominent err T,,I formed.
~ I ~ IT, +
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02

While the working men are doing wonj On
the outside, the soldiers within are by no ~. us
idle. Field pec have been placed in . on
upon the green within The fort and Dont o. rbe
txpediebis of military engineering have beet re-
elected to make the posi as strong as p -
Die. IL Is said that the creates. vigilance = b.
served in every regulation at this time. ahG hat
the guns ere regularly asat'ed every uigu' is
very certain that iogress is 10 iopgeF a. ssy
matter for an outsider, aud the visi or tho p,s
to get in, must make up his mind to ap = s,h
With all the caution, ceremony and circun cu-
ton with which the Allies are sdvaBcir. upon
The Capital Ct ,he Celestial Empire
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
THE GARRISON

A few days Ego Col. G irjner. who, for ,ssrs,
had held the post Of Commaudant, and > hose
courtesy aud bearing had won the friend 70 Of
all who knew him. Was relieved in the = land
by Major Robert Anderson, OF Kentucky Nai.
Anderson received his first commission as y eyet
ID Lieut.. 81 Artillery, July l. 1926, was citing
Inspector General ia the Black Htsk w. AMI
received The rank of B.evet Captain, ls3, for
his successful conduct in the Florida WA Ga
September 6, ls47, be was made Brevet i ,jor
for bis gallant and mertoriUu5 couduc. ia The
battle of Moline del Rey.
The otner officers are: Capt Abner Double
dsy, Csp: T. Seymour, L'ent T Talbot. Lieut..
]. c. Digs. Lieut.. n. J. HAll-sll of H. first
Fret Regiment Artillesy.
Capt. J. G. Foster aud Lieut.. G. W. : der,
OF the Engineer corps.
Assistan, Surgeon S. w. Crawford, e the
Medical staff.
The force, uader these gentlemen, CO "a. Of
two companies of Artillery. The con ..1ies,
hosevbr, are not iCl,. the two com rising g., we
are informed, only about seventy mer, il ling
the bar d. A short time ago, two adj : nal
companies were expected, but they BIZ. not
come; and it is nov positively stated tha' hare
win be, iOG the present 1t least, no ren'orc rent
OF the garrison.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02
Report of GEN. Harvey relative 20
Monte omerF,s kausas Eiaid--M hat
a. DS.c with the Funds Sent 10 the

Wls1INsTsf, Vecember 20, IcbJ
TIE Secretary Of War to-day received the
ioiloaing dispatch from Gen Harvey. IL COL
tairs ell the principal Iacts connected With Mont
gomery's raid, and throws some light in regard
% the objects and purposes Of the iunds that are
being collected for suffering Kansas:
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1860-01-02


This sectional combination for the &C.,.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
American and Foreign
SIEItEOSCOPIC EMPORIUM.
e AN THoNT.

3Uo BEtOADN AA, Y EN- YORK
liter Nay Ist 1S69, a 50I BRO4DW4Y tpo door.
from The ST. Nicholas Hotel
The Stereoscope Is the most instructfrs int.re.t;n
a7fHs'' entertaining and e1oitiHg Of modern
None re too ycuag none Too od none too intelligent
ne" 20 Eedacated 10 acknowledge its worth beau
No home is complete without H. and it must and will
Il presents your view every ma - s Tho ro-l5 =; ~
the Tefef holiness preserrLe Sharpness of detail
a. i YOU we're on the spot.
Africa America, in search the grand and baautifuI
and tte results # their kH constantly ricAing our
We lave an immense variety ef paper Views of
sa e. st. cloud. FouHtainebcau, TuilieIes Italy Tur
key, Egypt, Attn, Ms The Holy Land China India Crys
tai l'aitc-, also Groups Historical amusing marriage
scenes p eIkist scenes, pic MICS Ststuary &c &C. Tie
effect ct these illuminated views is most remaykabie
EvEki GENTLEMAN or WEALTH REFINED TASTE
should nave IN ms drawing room Of e1quisits
ge1s On gtass witha revolving stereoscope, showing
= -, ~, or loo scenes Nothing can be more fscina-
ung :! one can offer no r,ater treat to fend fond
fnthongs Instantaneous ercoscepe Views are the Ia
ieSt ihotg'a pic wonder They taken the forth
St7 part 81 see0Hd anu every thing matter hop rapid
10 % may he rROriH, deI as'shaIy and distinctly
as II q nd ee perfectly at rest This gives add
adds tie charm u life and The process is a dis
coEery OF cur own and D ins HRkaOsen an Europe.
Instantaneous Views ct American Hf.'and scenery.
Among other Things we have just Hbs iereo,cop-
FRAY MEETINGS, IN which many hearts an inter
l"1ue - "
urR CArLoGrE subjects and prices viii lie forward
81 u any aalsr>s on receipt o "a stamp.
AftlS at "a distance sending - 81 $40 SIS 500 or
50 can tV'a good instrument and such pictures as
iaeL ma request, sent rs Express.
Jews alone, (NithouJ iustrumeut) can be sent Nv
usa3i. I'm wv seN' y
,'rlte VIC wish To- be alyised Of everything really
F'iua'i DO the me that ost, may send Us their
h'ies TO- place on record, and viii keep them pos,ed
Mea-et ieisnie viii find Photography most facina-
'l anu atlshttut amusement. We prepared to fit
GA" HaateHrs i' every necessary their success to-
/ lures" le -
T.. ANTHONY.
9t-...,c tss AZ aSiers' se"pic Views.
chants nIn every section Of he country are
t''tiuiit luYito. 90 u4.ke an examination -oi our
- oiF aise.unt 20 tst1a!c VIII tc literal
(" fn"toErap hCr>--FIfst class Stereoscopic Mega
+ tIrs- wanted. - ~ .
send y a'il print uupounted! sitf price Of Mega
LCgt iii, ont for future reference
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
SEiERfET,S SALE.
John =. o. Damon "a al. !
rs.
James Collins AMI Peter }
Execution Circuit Court,
Iowa County Wis.

John T o. Damon {! al. J
! Execution Circuit Court,
James Collins and Peter Iowa County Wis.
Collins. dc'eu iou;s-
DY virtue 81 Execution in the above entitled cause
ID tested the l1th day of February 1855 have thi.
18th day December, A d. ls19 levied upon all the
ilEh and Title which the said James Collins Peter
oins had the l2th day OF February. 1855 upon the
toitoWinE described pretDisS Wit: the north
quarter ct north quarter and thr-uor;h quar-
Ter OF north wt>t quarter Of section number So and
the south east quarter OF section number Twenty-Five
- ia Township number i've. taJ:nnrth Of Rangr NAM
her four, - east Of the fourth II pal meridian icl
vii sell at public yCn0.e highest bidder for
cash. the +h day oi February 1890 At the from, dour
of the CoU House. in The city Mineral Paint ~
clock ". OF said day to satisfy sun 81 ih--e
hundred and ten dollars aad eighty aad halfcts
Wit. interest and costs If sale.
Dated SAcrIa> office, Mineral Point, Pee I7th 1859
THOS MCFARLAND sheriff
Iowa County. Wis.
:. W. REESE, ATTY Tor plainiiE 5Iw6-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
Legal. NOTICES
FORECLOSURE SALE.


Joseph Muens;er' ! State Of Wisconsin,.
Julius Winters Iowa county Ci.cui; Court
DY virtue ef judgment foreclosure sad sale the
above entitled action reEdere, 18th dsv of
seq teInoer. . l>a3. shall. the lay Of Janu-
ary- 4. j. lo. at Clock z. NJ 81 ;i.st 6av at tn.
Court House anor in the City Of A5neESI ISN'T sid
county, .'ier for ssis and SEP 1T public suction
the following described ortEsSed premises much
Thereof may bc sufficient 20 rSis. the sum Of
the a. said Julgle he>ies interest aud costs
of sale. it: The west BALI Of lot No eighteen tIs)
n tle village %; highland, in the capaty Iowa and
State Of Wisconsin THOMAS MCFARLAND
Sheriff les Co. Wis.
Date,lMineraI Point. Oct. 81, lS5g.
JosaLu II. CLARY. Att.y for .-LalttiT 1l-tl.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
\ E " S ] T Z II S q.

THE \. /. Tribune states in It's statistics of
tie cattle ma7ket,that l3,901O00 pounds Of beef
were consumed in that city last year.
JvDaE PEakuAM. Of Albany. died in that city
last week.
PHiLLp LrycH. who rendered Coultou at B n
lington, Iowa. three months since. has been sen
enced to be hanged At Nj. Holly, on the 23l
March
DrsxIs MAGlyx cut his throat ia Quebec. Can
ads. last week. because his wife eloped with his
confidential clerk.
GEsnIrr SMITH has returned to his home in
Percrboro. but Dr.. Cray advises him to refrain
from business and correspondence, and receive
visits only from his Immediate relatives.
! Cor. Fremont has obtained possession OF all
the mines adjudged to him By decisions Of tie
Courts, without any violent collision with ad-
verse claimants.
+ Tua s.. Louis Democrat says Henry jun
per,z the man recently tried and acquitted in
Chicago, for the inhuman butclery of his mis-
+ tress Is Al present in This city. We would al
v-se him rot to enter into the packing business
] here on the same principle as he tried IN the
Garden City.
\ HE IS Use man who learns from every one;
/ lie IS powerful who governs his passions and
\ he Is rich wbois conteuted.
/ At Panama. Dec OH, the weather was in
teusely hot. tho thermometer standing at 81
\ deg II tie shade.
4 JAMES F. Body. acting cashier. stole a couple
thousand dollars fgosl the Detroit K Milwaukee
Railroad
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
MOSES VI. STRONG,

+ AWYER, Nine al Point, Wiscoi sin. Cfhce dooi
i west of the lres5y terrain Meeting House the
buiiding Formerly occupied by United States Land
Once Mr.. Strong viii transact professional
which, 5e employ ed in The counties of Iowa
Ia Fay cite, Grant Richland. vl3n3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

ANY of the aaaTe articles m be received subscrip
don r. the TR1nevE or on any debts due this Office.
Nov. 2, 1859
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
CARL SCHULTZ.

Gives lessons in DRAWING. MATHEMAT-
los and PHYSICS, and recommends himself
as LAND and MINING SURVEYOR.
Mineral Point, Jan. is, 1860. 3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

MAD Docs AND sroox.-Tt IS unque=tiouably
q fact that mad dog has been Killed in this
city few days psst. We are also credi5ly IN
formed that gentleman living rot far from the
city, lost.a valuable mare Inst eek from hydro
phobia and that Sic BIT several other horses
We would not reeoanend excitement, but
would put sur citizens On their guard, and eau
ton those having dogs against giving them too
much liberty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24

KEYS <. BELL.

KEYS K BELL,
- ar1 t~ ~srroun.s. c..utrg. taat be is prepared
81 a. at- -nt~ at vurk G~ on short notice and
"a reasonable terms b. la just -.reicd
SIIOEING OMEN.
t0i win t'eal 10 a orders that line on short not..
rN~-jcs'tr attention paid 20 Horsr-shocing.
i'laar' e, i>ta III
TAKEN TT.
~ ~ tls Subscriber, liglr, two and q half mile.
- st-t ut " -,iii- Tine ttIlitsry road some
~ = SIS N,. b. since. sra IisuN GRAY MARE COLI
i-e 'Nr-r i requested ta call prove property pay
changes sl-.a s,,v her away
ELLSWORTH PARNLEY.
Jtu2art- = le"- 2w+.
Taken Up,
3 ti.e tasr-ite-, living in the town Of Mif-
NLl~- a.n .HaHt 3 miles south vest aftl, Village
--.zs.. 81 Ni.ta on i.e ; ,av Of January SEQ one
WuLE NEtElING STEAEua artificial marks or Brand
Tie .e. Nlii please Gal. prove property pay charges
ami tskr iu AWAY Saia Stear has Ietu atous The
C. D. PETrYJoHS
NisIu -auusrv g. 1880.
d 50 TION.
rE7HE CopartnerSp heretofore existing between Fiihu
B. Guoi>ell and John Little, and known as the firm
Z oonsELL LITTLE, is tins day dissolved by
consent.
All persons indebted TO said fr will paw their indebt
Siess t. r. t. GaodssH his order; and all persons
having claims against said firm, wiz he paid by f. =
Go"1scl.. ElIHC 3. GgOnSEII.l
Highland, Dec -1th 1879. JOHN LITTLE.
- Up THE business viii be continued At the OLD
- =. STAND as formerly 10y
Ia +. b. GooDsELL.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
SIIOEING OMEN.
TAKEN Up.

i1 win feni 80 ai orders in that line on short notI..
t'.~.jc.'tr attention paid 20 IIorsr-shocing.
..tf.aar, e. l>tH 2tf