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seamship City of Baltimore tBr) McGugan, Queenstown
Sseamshp Kangaroo lBr). jeffrey. Queenstown and Ii
sESmsSip Dido (Br). Elder London-F Macdonald Co.
Steamship BVonen tBrem, Meier Southampton and Bre-
Steamship Corsica Br) LeMesurer. Nassau
s Nsr s4 sts a1si'n
Brig Atlantic, Black, Barb,dosH Trowsridae's Sons.
Bris Ocean wsye Morton, Key wess-walsh. Carver 4
schr Mary Clinton fBr) Reeve. Belize, Hon-F Alexandra
schr Emily. Curtis New orleans-Murray 4 Nephew.
schr En.eIpIlse Wheaton, ChineoteaeueTA Hayens
sShr B Bsyies, Jayne. .washnson- Merrill 4 Abbott
ssr ssrn cra. DS csS.Sa
schr Dirigo, Cook Philadelphia
ssr john jonss ss Co.
schr Fanny BoardmAn. Greasy New London-Bsnsey.
ssisss cepgpSn ,S. Dngsy: Washington
s:n.r 9'ISss Tsn%s.ss csS@ s:%Sss s:%S
ARRIVED.
Ship :, rss oI Boston, suTss a AsRRoy Decs 81 Helena
ps sss . .nss aSs:
Sr1E
a.sn 3 e ,sss sA .Ss Ss, .s
s ;s g ssss @ a.%ss n seana sfsS
s..S ys,sSs5 res ROYAL ;sy s.y: g. l.s inst
Ban sssssl Pras, xndIsssn. sioras~sy Is days. in
Isii Ra.ss OF: o. sl,es, neKis, rroon. 90 day.. with
S Venus xtfinsos' Cursoos Il days. with hides b. to
Sss V.,:ss w.ys sr q s.nssrland,. DoS'on, 6. .rho
20 fs s.ss1 % % y An ss:S a.
fresh supposed TO belong 70 some ship 18TH
ous painted sa AND barge SS%Ssr S .soos.
sroand same day bark Trajsn, from Cardenas for
s Grimm or , e - sr ,S Chase S,;ssns.
her they repor the ship total loss and OF cargo
barn Ella Adele tBr) Brown. Nassau days. with cotton
Psrs Are,hu.. Lowell New Orleans, Is days. with sugar.
Brig Ganges Johnson cadz, 80 days. with wine Ac to
TsssA Dearborn For 20 days before sailing had CONT.
srs E.swsrd sGs Boston, e.esn: xics,,sn March ..
ssosany on & nor'ner sprung aeak and lost logs OF
Brig Anna Anna welngsn tsf Bsnsor,. Atwood, csrdenas,
Brig 9 clary ,of osmasnl rhSrccs cientueso. April
II spoke sr: snonsS for Pan N River @ ION
bns Abby = F.nno sBr, Mu.ssls' xansanlia, Is days
brig Kns. ltr): ComIi. windsor. Ms, IA days with
Brig snwsnnee, Munros New Orleans al days. with sugar,
70 I0h inst, LAT s lon = 90 spoke bark Talan,
from cardenss for Portland; same day. saw small vessel
Bra rid. Mitchell gridsepcr, for fhllsde,ghls,
cotton T., 20 Mfer iIouskion. - '''-
s nr sSey s ar'
boarded from : s,hr Two Sisters cruising
ssar rna, BID iiobbs, Bermuda days. with potatoes
sSr Anna SBrj. Lent, B. John, NIB. days with pcss,s
sesr ? Russell. scser.ou. New Orleans IS days win
s1sss sssr e essf sa'Tsy sdfdss Sspsfr Virginia days
r r s,, sssse yoss E,ssspJr sr oS
seAI AdrsD Kelly, Rossand
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THE FIREMEN.

vNiRE pEPARTNENT.-THE TREAsURER OF The
Fire Denartment thankfully acknowedges the recsip
Of the following donations 70 the Widow and Orphan Fund
Of the Department. vfx:- -l ~. -ttNN
City Insurance Companyl per Samuel Townsond Bsq..
washinson Insurance Company. per VIM. p Loihrop,
Esq secretary IVY
North River Insurance Company, per John Hsssman.
Brosdwsy rs:aS.ncs Company per John wrsy Esa.
s,ssc ST.. n.n.nce op.ny p.r washington & ~
ter, Esq.. Secretary. 20
Bun Mutual Insurance Company, per Edward r. An. !.
Indemnify Insurance. Compsny per W. Il. Sheldon,
Union Mutual Company per Ferdinand stasE
'''' JOHN 3. GILES treasurer y
NEW yoHx, April "a. 1863 '--'''
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL rs. 1858.
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDlToRs-,ouRr or COMMON,
IN Pleas for the city couny Of New fork-Lemuei
Coleman asainst Aaron Coenberr Emanuel Ikslneimer
and joel Adsr-Pursuans order duly pade and eIsss-
notice hereby given 70 M persons being OF Claiming 20 %
creditors Ikeheimer Adler formerly doing business ~
No. - sren street city Of New York. which hrm
composed of the named Emanuel Ikeheme ana
eecuted and delivered 70 the above named Aaron Coen
their creditors 70 present their Claims duly certified with
the and vouchers and evidences IN support
street IN the city of New York, or before the zoh Gay OF
April 1858, two O'Clock p NJ they will be barred ana
foreclosed eli right to share participate funds
and belonging said assigned estate be distributed
among said creditors directed by said order.
MALCOM CAMPBELL, Referee.
CHARLRs PRICE, Attorney for Plaintiff No. Nassau st.
Dated New York, 18th Of March, 1852.
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yVANrED--By STEADY. ACTIVE AND INDUsrRr.
w man, engagement ~ bookkeeper. assistant
bcoxkeepcr o. any capacity Of trust responsibility Il
leaving his present employment vheie he hss
four Reference Of the highest
present and late employers Address J SO aud s7s
owery. NT
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yVANTED-BY AYoUNG MAN. as YEARS OF AGE
w situation an barkkeeper clerk In grocery
Can produce the best Of references Address y. U. He
raid Office.
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Owing 10 the crowded state of our columns
PEELED 10 omit all Advertisements coming under the abov
heading Ie a .f Eaaa Htrff
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DENTISTRY.

A RrFICIAL BEAUTIFUL GyMoTYPE PATENTED
Twenty extraordinary prices Silver and
Rubber SETS $S Vulcane SIS Gold SO Single teeth, 81;
Gold ings ST. Extracting without pain dentistry warrant
ed. Five premiums awarded DIR. MANSON, Dentisss
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ERSi MOTHS
VI TIL f. L

ho'''t fail - Procure Mrs. Winslow'. Sooth-
Ing Syrup for CHILnRxN TErrHIxG.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Q;
one Of The ltSi female physicians and narses in tbs
United States. ana hiss been used for thirty year,
with never failing safety and success hy mii.n. Of
mothers aad children. from the feeble infant sps
week cid ,athe adalt.
no; only relieves the child fronl pain. bat iavi.
crates the stomach and bowels oorrects acdty, ana
siS1s tore ana energy to the whole system. twill
almost Instantly relieve.
GsIr1Ns IN TaE Bowels Axp wlSD collie.
We believe it tie Best and SArest Remedy in N.
"eEla. in al cases Of DYsxNrsEY aad prARKHssl
IN CAiLnREN, wae,ae7.t arises from Tee,Aias an
other causes.
FaA directions fov using viii aooarpanr each
bottle. None Geaaiae ualess the fac-simile Of
CURTIS ( PERKINS, Of New York, /. oa The
outside wrapper
Sold by I'll Medicine Dealers.
Principal Office, IS pey street. New York.
PE-cE Only 25 csNTS PR BorrLE.
RICE. COFFiN & Co Agents Narvs-iu.
REniNGTON X co.
sl3 and As Front street, san Francisco. .
aN-- On Agents ior California
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

The war news Of the week has been rather
lager No important movement has been
bounced for the army. Gon Butler has IN
taken 10 negotiate au exchange of prisoners.
The death of Gen. Buford, aud also that of
fn. Corcoran, by illness, is announced.
Congress has not accomplished much. The
fmocratic members are assuming a glorious
! patriotic national position. similar to that
Kentucky, and the party is to be 10 longer
|coFdant and divided By inharmonious posi-
rs. Ultraisms in its ranks, must retire into
shades Of oblivion; they have made too
Pch noise already.
The Abolition members have changed front
the conscriptioa act as often as regiment o.
|guers woald on parade. 1t was designed 10
|nish money for the maintenance Of swarm
office holders for partisan purposes aud WilI
+ be repealed, Or shorn Of It's odious features.
Fil after the Presidential election, unless the
bolitionists see some way to make it benefit
er party more than ii does at present.
The Legislature are not yet work, except to
bw their patriotic hate Of the Greenbacks in
State treasury, which they refuse to take at
r. Under the lead OF Senator Gaskill, they
ve attacked consecutiveIy the Hospital,
Famp land and Library funds. We hope
Pyernor Low will compel them to take green
|cks or s,arve thdm out. They forced them
on the people, and they can use them Is
(ll as tie public can
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26
S-T-iS6O--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTEEs.

They purify, strengthen and invigor-te.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an aatido;e to change Of water and Diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and ate
hours.
The strengthen the system and enllven tie mind
They prevent niasmatic and iniefaittent fevers
They purify the breath and acidityof the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsie and Constipation.
They euTe Diarrhe4 C2oleTa and Cholera Merbus
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are The best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong. aad exhausted na-
tare's restorT. They are made Of pure St. CroiS
Rom. the celebrated Calisaya Bard roots and herbs
and are taken with the pleasure Of leverage,
without regard 70 age or time Of day. Particularly
recommended TO dsiicate persons requiring gentle
stimalant. Sold sy all Grocers. Druggists. Hotels
and Saloons. ?. Il. DRAKE, & CO., New York
CRANE & BRIGHAM, Agents,
nleowlr san Francisco.
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DIR. H0srErTER's sT0NAcB B,TTEps.

DR.. H0STETTER'S STOMACH B.TTERS.-
The stomach is tie fDaataa heal of so.7cs Of dis
eases which lnfs>. tae h4nan So TEN. Indigestion
bad enough pr 50. gencr:tcs lar.,oCa 7scii.crv.
talut1e>S vertigo. @p.tati1! al the heart general
debility, &c Gettd Of it, then, at once, BY going
through course OF
DR.. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS.
\ palatabIe and refreshing preparation, which as
surely relieves all complaints OF the stomach and
It's dependencies. as the sunshine melts the snow.
y course Of the medicine may not perhaps be nee
essary. One bottle frequently accompli>hes a com
pete cure
sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
HOSTETTER. SMITH & DEAN.
Agents for Pacific Co3.t, San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

Mineral 3Iurdcrs.-All the active roi-9ns are
used in Medical practice. and they all evidently
shorten life. Bristnls Sarsaparilla y one OF the
few preparations that Is really and purely a veCeta-
bic Remedy. 1t contains not one grain o! Mercury
arsenic. strychaine. bromine, iodine or any other
poison. Moreover it is an antdote to them-if
cures the diseases the. cause. At the best they
only Kill ore malady By Substituting another; but
Bristols Sarsaparilla acts with nature not agan,,
II, forever removing, by its neutralizing power the
cUses OF ulcerous, cancerous and erUptive diseases
regulating the liver and the stomach iavicorating
and regulating the bowels, relieving the system Of
all morhitc elements, restoring bodily yigOr and
mental elasticity. and recupeTating every languid
organ. Children and the most delicate females
may take 1t without fear Il l. the salvation Of the
feeble. Every druggist Of eminence keeps it for
sale dsc.
H0STETTER. SMITH & DEAN,
agents to. Pacific coast: san Francisco.
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COUNTY rREAsTRER,s o,.FIcE-

tAofilLE, peC. I'm, lSt5.
Warrants drawn on the General County Fups
registered December 10th lS60 70 Feb 9Th 1861 in
'iaS'e; also warrants drawn on the Indi.en, Sick
tnHd registered May llth, TO Noy. 18th, ls6l in.
elusive; also. al outstanding warrants on County
Aoad Fund, VII he paid on preseut.tioa al thi.
Office, and We cease TO bear interest from thi,
date if not pce,epted within sixty davs III.
money SCI apart for their redemptioa. will bs
appropriated TO pay warrants next in order OF
registry.
y. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer
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!, Concerns the Sick to Read these Facts

~ Concerns the SICK 10 hC1gt these taCt5
To over thirteen hundred editors Of leading paper.
in the United States sample packages Of Brtstoi's
Sus"T-Conted pills have been presented with
the lequcst that each editor should state the elect
the nsediciae may have had in his own family or
Oh his sick friends. From the iHnumerable salts
factory statements published in reply. We make the
following brief extracts: K. H. CIo-well, Esq OF
the Daily Zines, says, In the case OF lady, a
near relative of the writer. the pills have effected
tue removal OF droQ=ica swelhngs that had existed
Iof more than three years j. B. Goodwin. oI the
LeraHe GAzette. one II the a1est weekiies m the
west state that he vas promptly relieved from
chrome o-pidl.y OF The bowels, accompanied with
palii constipation hy tie a,Hpie trlilS received
I@-t Qcioaer, aad appreneuds no return Of tho
conn laiHt Jose9h Edwards, Esq, oi the Trihaae
MiIiea: = Wa. - lAo-aht. a h1neieS, dysaeptic,
but two val> OF is.ois sugar Cltca Tlils seem ta
have entirely b14ishcd tae oaHatlalnt, to WhisA
had hceu martyr, moie oF less tor twelve reats.H
such evidence Is conclusive. They ar pat il. glass
Was and viii keep in any climate. Sold universal.
y prominent drsCsi,tS.
HoSIETTER. SMITH & DEAN.
Aseuts for Pacific Coast, san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

ONE.of our Republican exchanges
expresses the belief that BrOderick was
right when he said Gold was King"
but IS pers;stently advocating Lincoln's
policy, which declares that The Negro
Is Aing."
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

THosE who agree with the abolition
ists in harping upon the single string
Of ''peace orwar," have but little trou-
bic IN keeping their base riols strung.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

PsasoNAL--Ws had tie pleasure .. reca.T-
Ing . call fram cur Old time friend. Judge I.
T. Hogan. O. Plun4s cagaty. He was on his
way 10 visit the Bay city for tsw weeks. al
Ter a residence Of years in the s4lubrioas al
mospbcre q the mountains
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

present AUHlliileudllUn- H0Qlu destroy
it for the purpose Of abolishing slavery.
There are no circumstances that can be
conjured up by the rebels, or the pres
ent dominant party that will cause pat
riots ike Mcclellan and Bramlette, to
cease their eAerts for the preservation
Of the government, against those who
may assail it from whatever cause
They are the representatives of the
truly patriotic people of the nation, and
deserve the support Of all who honestly
desire the perpetuation of our Union
and constitutional government.
THE TRINITY NATIONAL Is so excited
against those who refuse to agree with
its proposition that there is but the sin
gle issue Of peace or war; that it an
athematizos them in very bad English.
The editor of the National IS clever
and elegant writer, when he starts from
correct premises, and his failure now
only proves that the best Of men lose
their good sense when they abandon tie
advocacy Of constitutional government,
and declare that there is nothing left
for the people but to espouse the cause
Of rebel recognition, or the equally fatal
heresies Of the present Administration.
They should plant themselves firmly on
the constitution AMI advocate its su-
premacy over rebellion or any other
sectional faaaticism. Let the editor of
the National do this, and eloquent ana
forcibIe diction will re,lrn to him, and
supply the place Of passionate rebellion
against good English.
There is no indecision on the part of
those who declare in favor Of the pres
eryation of the constitutional Union Of
our fathers, against rebels and all 9th
ers who would destroy it. They are
the embodiment Of heroic and patriotic
hrmness. 1t is only the passionate-
the weak-kneed-those Of lowly head
and undulating spinal colamns-who
would have the people abandon the cause
Of civil liberty and constitutional gov
ernuent to endorse either the policy Of
Jeff Davis or that of Abe Lincoln
Those who can conplacently follow the
policy Of either are uadt to be frcemon.
They should have been born elsewhere.
A "AIerry Christmas" to all, however,
and . correct start with the approach
ing "New Year"
"YEA, VEBILY.-The New York
Tribune, prior to the adoption Of its
abolition programme by the President,
was incessant in Its advice to the Ad-
ministration, and in directing our ar
mics in the field. It even went so far
at one time, As to threaten to foycibIy
remove Lincoln and supersede him with
a Representative man." Now that Lin
coin IS pursuing the fanatical and fatal
policy the Tribune has ever advocated.
it says-''Let the people leave the
President unfettercd as to mode, while
doing their utmost to supply him with
the means.
The Sacramento [ Hion thinks that
"Persons who have been assured that
the Tribune was fanatical abolition
paper, viii be surprised to find 1t 50 IA
tional, 50 conservative, on the question
+ Of reconstruction. Yea. verify -
The coneemptible Aminadab Sleek!
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

Jusr So.-A Republican Army off
Ger, indignant at the manner in which
the war has been MANAGED, recently
remarked: "If this war had been IN
der the control Of the Democrats, the
rebels would have been driven into the
Gulf of Mexico, long ago"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26
County Treasurer.
\ GREAT MISTAKE.
4 GREAT MISTAKE.
4 GREkT MISTAkE

Iae7e are great many people who arc in the
h'.d' o' taking pills, who eroueously think that
TIE i.,> or medicines taken which produce the.
mos; vo'5a; discharges from the bowels, am! cause
excessive pain, staiuins aud tene.uus. are the
best pills to take, Tais Is great mistake The
gripiHs, staining. teneS2 rs. Is Size result of the
impure am i-e.t qualities ot ;he medicine that are
carried to i-e lowe; bowels and there induce irri
tat'on congestion ana Inflammation. hence follows
siF"l.4ln-, pi.aS. and frequent iaisc calls 10 the wa
ter closet. Avoid all saca pill. auI AXE Railways
Regulating Pnl. Pii,e - cts. per box. Sold by
ptuSz.s,S everywhere.
For sale hy Druggists
HOS .ErrEb, SMITH Z DEAN Agents
lN San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

6 There are only flso SIDES to tie question
fs'y nan must be for the United States OF
insf 1t. There can be no neutrafs in fiis. trar..
y PArRlors-oR TRAIToRs.-S. i. ZougIas.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to oil persons
: having claims against the estate Of W. l..
Dankum, ceo 4. to present the same With proper
vouchers 10 the undersigned at her residence
" bGmAgms Ranch in Bate Co. Within ten
moaJls from this date OF be forever barred
ELIZABETH pUNhUM.
EXecatriX Of said estate.
Dec. 26ih. 1858.
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II Z n rs
I inc Billiard Saloon
EoR SAFE.

II. 3. HUNT VII Sell lis Fine Billiard Saloon
at Bargain with or without his Billiard Tables
As lie intends closing out ha~nes- on the First OF
January, le64.
Now is your chance for the finest opening of the
kad ever offered in Butte County So give him q
c@ll before the lst Of next month.
II. B. HUNT.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

NoTlcz the Mining property and interests
oJeFei for sale by Il. B LaihTop, Jr
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26
FOR SALE.

F5YHE UNDIVIDED ONE SIXTH OF TIE
4 Spring Valley Di,ch 5nd Mining Cos Ditch
and Claims; aiSo seven 50ll paid Shares ot the
Eureka Tunnel and Miaiay COS stock.
Apply to tie subscriber Al ". NJ. ELLIOTT :
Saloon, Huntooa St, Oruyile.
Dee. IS. H. 3. LATHRoP, JR.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

HoSiETTEB. SMITH q DEAN.
ASeuts for Pacific Coast, san Francesca
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

"Supp-esS the rebellion ard the occasion of
these wrongs ceases. and Tie remedy is at hAul
through lhe civil tribunals. II is 4 plain. sim
pie question. which. ia spite Of ~2ig.er" and
no uisser, sill coulrou,s Es-shall our GOV.
ernmeut be saved or destroyed? We cant
ei1da IT, The res-o cau't conceal the Issue
from us. There ii Is in defiance Of all tie ne
groes 10 or out Of Africa. How shall We res
poH3 l say. The Federal Union II must aud
shall be preserved VIII yea answer that the
dominant par,y will uot lel Us have that gov
erumeat. Perhaps they may not bull think
they wii.-tuey shall
That's the doctrine Of the patriotic
everywhere. Again, for the benefit Of
those who would have peace upon any
terms
There Is cue thing that Is cer;a,a-that the
Fetels VIII mt lss Is have The CouStliuf4oa Is
II Is and the Juioa a !; was. uulcss We make
,hem. Ard .h.s IS the immediate ISSUE and
the irs, question 70 settle kthee We must
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

HOSTETTER, SMITH / DEAN,
agents 70. Pacific coast, san Francisc
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-26

O1e Of those little curt, sca,eu,iols p47a-
graphs FOR which the Secretary Of War h2s q
Psaaia9t, acd Whieh he frequently throws out
for tae OBLIGATION Of the public, is nov being
circa-a.el. Is fa.laRs
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-09
July 4th, 1868.


9 ur glorious Independence Day was
ushered in by our citizens with various
styles Of rejoicing, such as firing of an
vils, guns, pistols, fire crackers, &c, &c
about 10 o'clock, the wagons and
buggies began to arrive from the sur
rounding townships, well filled with smi-
ling faces and glad hearts.
n noon a procession was formed,
headed by the Dodgeville Brass Band,
end all marched out to the Iowa County
Fan grounds, where, after an appropri-
ate praycrfnl address to the throne of
graee, the Declaration Of Independence
was read by LEVI STERLING Esq, of
Mineral Point
Fey Dir. PRADT, of Madison, the
Editor of the Journnl of Education,
next followed with scientific and prac-
tleal address, bearing on the science of
agneulture, preceded by feeling alln-
sion to our present national troubles.
4 sumptuous repast having been pre-
pased IN the spacious building ON the
rounds, and everything in readiness, the
Aap cry company present then proceeded
@e o justice to the good things set be-
tore them.
here must have been at least 900
PsFons on the ground, about 500 of
Naeh partook Of the dinner, at rs cents,
me proceeds of which are intended to
na'fh the Fair building, and we learn
'aa' after paying all necessary expenses,
sas agricultural Society will have about
SloO left for this purpose.
9Omeldea may be gained of the amount
PROVISIONS furnished, when we tell
wen that there was at least n wagon
'eaE OF bread and meat sold at auction
q he close of the dinner.
Everything passed off in good order
seerally, there being but few that car
~ Their rejoicings too far into the next
ENTIMENT.-May this glorious day
w cease to return with each return
cycle Of Time, but may we soon add
As'nsf to it, the bringing about of a
''Ous peace from out our present
naaOnal troubles.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-09
FORECLOSURE SALE.
John Casserly,
plaintiff,
against
Timothy Baldwin,
defendant.
THE STATEOF WISCONSIN
Iowa COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT.

DY virtue of and pursuant to judgement the 81 oS UrS
1closure and sale rendered IN sara |oui "A n 1868
w on Monday Cp the sd day Of August 1853
pose and sell At public auction dnor = Of d the Court
msa ~ oc1nrk p NJ Of said day. the following De
saribed mortgagcd premises much thereof as
be necessary to raise the amount OF s"lu
The North half of the North East quarter % Sv
ton No twenty @ in township No seven GO p0 me-
Of Range No east Of the opFa ap9 more less
ridiau containing eighty loo acres u Iva and State of
Wisconsin, =, yno tho 10th 1868.
SAMUELW. REESE -, rs ~ - Iowa County.
Plaintiffs Attorney. She4A' Va
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-07-09
L EG Il L.
Notice TO Creditors.
IOWA COUNTY C0URT-IN pRoBAT,

IOWA COUNTY C0URT--IN PROBATE.
In the matter Of the estate of FREDERICK Hell
MENSTEIN, Jr. deceased,
ETTERS Of administration having been this day
IA issued to Gertraud Hemensten of Iowa County
and twelve months from the date hereof being allowed
and limited creditors to present their claims against said
deceased for examination and allowance; it is ordered
that all claims and demands against the estate of said
deceased be received and adjusted before this Court and
for that purpose he viii be at his Office in the Village of
Dodgeyille on the first Monday of each month during
the term above limited.
And it is further ordered that said administrative with
out delay copy of this order TO be published for
four successive weeks in the D0DGENILLE CHRON-
ICLE, weekly Newspaper circulating in said County
andaso that she like copy to DC posted up in
four different public places in said County.
Dated June 9th, 1868
S. B. ANSLEY
Hull n39- lw-' july2' County Judge,