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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
F{DRECIO~URE SALE,

state Of Wisconstn-Iotca County Circuit Court
George p. Whitelaw, Plaintiff against John
~ hite sw, administrator OF the Estate Of Charles
Bel nsk deceased and the unkacwn heirs % Charles
B-linski late { Iowa ounty de eased-Detend-
ants
10y virtue Of and pursuant 70 judgment Of .orec!o
ID aud sale rend red in said Court in the above
entitled &C ion the 2!h day Of eptember, 1868.
will expose rot lie ami sell AT public auction, AZ the
door # the ONT House, in ths vlsee Of d dge-
VILE in Iowa County, Wisconsin, Tuesday, the fifth
day Of January, iSb at o'clock in the afternoon of
that dty the Z, ing described m9rtgaget premises
much thereof may be necessary - raise the
amount Of said judgment Interest and costs Of sale
to-wit Lot No three j in Block No. thirteen l3l. .
and the 70 10 ing described parts q lots N"5 2
and one in Ock No. thirteen i3l, viz :commeu-
cling at point the east line Of Of No two TWEEN
tyve 81 feet south Of the norhe't Of lot No
two running thence to point tn west line of
lot No. twenty five rs north NJ the south
west corner of lot No. one thence 70 ha south ives.
corner OF lot No 'wo thence TO the southeast
OF lot No two III thence the place OF beginning
the said lots and block being in Srongs addition the
town (now city, of neraI Point in Iowa ounty State
of Wisconsin.
psteI 5heri1's omce. Dodgevile. Nov. =, 1858
GARDNER c. MEIG;
sheriff Of Iowa ounty, Wis
CoBB, WILSON sgDDrrH, Plr.s Attys sva6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

Irregular communication of Even
In5 Sta- Lodge. No CT. 4 F \ = NJ,
held Al the Lodge koeu in Darlington on
che 18th day Of November \ L 1868.
fhe following p Gamble and resolutions
we're read and adopted
WHEREAS. the supreme Grand Master
IN his Divine Providence has seen tit 10
remove from among us our respected and
beloved brother. X II FREENs>. from his
iabors here on earth. 70 the Celestial
Lodge above. "th house not made with
hands, eternal in the Heavens and
WHERB ;. although gone from among
u. he Is not iorEotton, and in com-nemo-
rstiou OF our love and esteem, we offer as
= tribute of respect 10 his memory, the
following resolutions
ResoIrsi That in the death Of our broth
er the community has lost IN upright and
good citizen tHe fraternity most worthy
member and h,s fanily kind and affec
ti0nate husband and father
Res0}rsd That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy 70 the family and widow of our
deceased brother aud offer the PRAYER
that God viii Le 70 them a father 10 the
fa,herIess and the widows friend
ResoIcsF, That as further testimony
of respect that the lodge room be draped
N black. aud that the bre hren wear the
usual badge Of mourning for the space OF
taIrtv DAYS
Rssolesi, Thas these resolutions be
placed upon the records of the Lodge and
8 copy furnished 70 the bereaved widow
ard family also q copy t. the LAFAYETTE
County Independent and the MINERAL
PoIST TRIRC~r, and respectfully request
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
THE NEWS

The reported rcPrlse of Burnside has
been greatly exaggerated, Ills army still
hold Knoxville, and ne reports his -itua-
zion impresnable against Longstreet AMI
his forces
Lee i reported 70 be falling back and
Mead advancin. The latter Is now at
Madison Court House
Banks Texas expedition Is said to have
proved success
Our forces in Louisiana, under General
Washburn, have met with a -epulse, but
afterwards gained the ground lost.
There IS warm work about Charleston
Shese days The Richmond papers say
$50 shots were dcei into the city in one
day last week
Delaware haa just had her election. and
adopted the fall fashions-a Lnion victory
Idaho Territory ditto
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
nag- There i. Story in cireulntion in

Ra5- There i Il story in circulation in
Naples that a mason there was visited in
the UIVht hv two strangers who took him
in carriage. blind old 70 a stranE hpuSe
where he was led Up stairs and ord red
on pain Of death to make a hole in the
wall If chamber su ffciently large tn
admit a coffin This done, a coffin WIS
dressed was dragged into the room and
forced into IL The lid was screwed down
and the "ofin was walled up hv the ma
son. who was again blindfoied and tn -
told that he might tell all he knew He
did tell the police, bat could not describe
the house
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
uourcTnSrp saLF.

State Of Wisconsin r-Io,cG County Circa,t I'iN'
Aaron L. cid, Plaintiff. against fired -. Ansley,
Mary A. Arsley, and Bradley Shes Ian, Defend
ii closure and sale, rendered IN said Court in the
above entitled ion, he I'D day Of Sc tember,
1863, will expose for sale and sell public auction
the front door OF the House in the village Of
Do geville, Iowa County, Wisconsin. Tuesday,
the nth day OF January 1851 AT o'clock in the az
ternoon Z that day the following described mortgaged
pre- ises or so much thereof may be necessary 10
raise the amount Of said judgment, interest and
Of sale TO wit Lot No eight - in Nleits survey OF
the village (now city, of Mineral Point, conts ming
23l acres OF land, less and situate, yiDg
and being in Iowa eunty, in the stat OF HlsconsJp.
Dated Sherif's Office, Dodgeville Nov. i2, 1868
G RDNER c HEIGS,
Sheriff Of Iowa County, Wis.
CuBs WILSON L srDpCrH PIES Atty. 6~45
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

Safe or Fi~conyiH-Eoo4 County Circ,sit Cou"s
George Kslingbury. Plaintiff sg inst ma aria
risk, John Je ell and Thomas Jewell, Defend
DY virtue OF aud pursuant % a judgmen Of fore
I'D closure and sale, rendere in said Court IN the
above EMIT cd action the 3nth day Of September
1865 Sl expose for sale and sell public auction
DoIyevil 2, n iowa ounty, Wisconsin, or Tuesday
the fifth day OF January 1864, O'clock in the az
ternouu Of that the following described ortgaged
premises, much thereof may be necessary to
raise the amount Of said Judgment, interest and
OF sale. Y The folio ing described par
lo va county, and state Of Wisconsin, viz commencing
the south Of lot No hundred and
ninety hree, IL street AMI Running thence north
thirty four and degrees east ninety eight feet, hence
westerly TO the Inc Of said lot stake that
stands ninety feet north from the north
Of said lot thence south twenty five deyre
west ninety five feet TO the corner Of said lot
therce south eighty four and fourth degrees
hundred and twenty FIVE ant 81 to the south
corner Of said lot, the place of begin ing,
taining fifty huUtrettits .Cre less; also
commencing north thir four and fourth degrees
uinety eight feet from The south
lot No. hundred aud ninet three Hoard street
in said Of Mineral Point thence north thirty four
and fourth degrees east hrtyseven feet, thence
north siNte n and degrees east sixty-three feet
thence westerly TO west line said lot o. 1873
stake that stands hundred and ninet five feet
north from the west said lot thence sout
twenty five degrees west one hundred feet. thence
south eighty-four and e-fourth degrees two
hundred and twenty feet five inches the place OF be
gin ing.
Dated at sheriFs Office, Dodgevilie, Nov y, 1868.
GARDNER Q MIG
herf OF Iowa Coun,y, Wis
Core, WILSON SUDDCTH, PIE s Attys. ev.6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
eHeu advertisements.

PaovosT AARs"AL's OFFICE, 3d Dist, Wis
PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Nov, 2lst, 1868. (
'hE Board OF Enrolment OF the 81 Congressional
District Wisconsin, WILL between the hours Of 10
o'clock a NJ and II o'clock Of each dsv SUNDAYS
excepted un TO the time when drafted men re ortierei
al these head quarters hear propositions for
furnishing substitutes and exa nine persons so Offering
and bel 2 offered
facn person " o may be drafted anf who desires TO
present substitute, will give notice in writing the
hoafd 9i Enrolment, that certain day named
therein, ne wi present sul stitute giving his name
residence ard age, and stating whether he Is sen
q citizen
BY c.de- Of the Board Of Enrolment
JOHN G. CLARK
Capt. and Provost Marshal,
2w4i Sd Dist Wisconsin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
FOR ECL0~UitE SALE.

STATE Of WtsconSin-To1cG County Circi.it Court
Nathaniel Hals;ead, Plaintiff against William W.
Allen and Sulah ID. All n--Detendants
10y virtue OF and pursuant 10 grent Of force o.
ID and sale. rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action on the - day OF September + g.
vi expose for aud sell pu lie auction. the
front the Court House in tn village Of Dodge
VILE in 10 "a County, Wisconsin, Tuesday. the fifth
day anuary 1864, at three O'Clock In the afternoon
that day the ollo wing scribed mort gagged preuli
SO much thereof may be necessary ise the
amount Of aid judgment interest and of said sale
to-wir Lots six L6 and seven ~ in Vhet's
Of Win al oint, situate, ying and being in Iows
County Wisconsin
Dated Sheriss Office, Dodeevile. Nov. T., 1868.
GARD ER c. VI IGS,
Sher f OF Iowa ounty, Wis
Conn h SrDpcru PiH 6w46
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
FORECLOSURE SALE.

STATE Of Flscousiz7-Totea County Circuit Co.--:
Lester : Hubbard, ? antiG, Henry liill, Defend
ant
INY virtue Of and pursuant 10 q Judgment ~ fore
II closure and sale rendered in said Court in the
sbove entitled action the 30th day Of September
1863 viii expose tor sale and sell at public auctio
s, the front door Of tn iouse in the village or
Dsdseville, in Iowa county. Wisconsin, on Tuesday,
the fifth day January 1864, a. four o'clock in the
afterr on o. that day, the following desc bed mort
gagged premises or much thereof may be
n 10 raise the Of said judgment, interes aud
costs Of sale 10 wit The north quarter of the
south east quarter Of section thirteen 3 containing
tortv acres also, the north half OF the north east
quarter OF section twenty-five ~, containing eighty
acres more or less both the above parcels OF land
being in township No. six [6l OF range No. two l2
east, and is part Of the land described in Receivers
CENTS Nos 1888 and $751; signe as Eiuex 4 eeiver
and situate lying d being in the County Of Iowa
and State OF Wi sconsi'.
Ds;.d Sd riE-s OEce Dodgeviile Nov. - 1859.
G NRDNER c. MEIGS,
sheriff Of Iowa County Wis
Coss WILSON SUppUrB, ild.'s Attys. ew+s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

:aS- An English paper has heard Of
Long John Wentworth, ana SAYS Mr.
Wentworth, member # Congress for &
district in Illinois, Il 40 tall that, ~her he
addresses the people. Instead Gf mounting
stump. as is usual Ia the west, thev
have to dig hole tsy hiE 10 stand in :
Another paper which goes the whole
ticket against Mr.. Wentworth. politely
observes that "tl.ev dIg hole for aim,
not because he is tall, bur because he ReT-
er feels at home except when he is up 20
Lis chr IN 5;-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

lUt sf
additions may he made At any time ub rates after
club has been raised.
PREMIUMS roR cLUss
For club q II copies of the Weekly 10 one address
with sls. free copy Or the Weekly
For club OF p copies Of the Week y 70 one afdres.
with b. free copy ~ the Tri- Week Y six months
For club Of 80 copies Of Weekly. one address.
uitr $50, a free copy Of the Trl Weekly one wear
or the Daily six months
For club Of Sc copies Of the Weekly 70 cna atIress
with 200, the Daily free one wear
70 Ioney by Draft. Exp ess, or in Res stored Let
ters may be sent at risk 4 dress
JOHN l.. WILSON.
- Publisher.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

INTERESTING 70 DRAFTED MEx-The Gel
lector Of Internal Revenue in each dis
trict is also Receiver Of communication
money from drafted men Such money
may be sent lin this district) in green
backs by exPress-eharses paid-to J IL
Warren, Prairie du Chen, and thus the
presence Of the drafted party be obviated
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
IN PROBAT E-Iowa ounty Court

In the matter or the last UiI and Testament of
Pfrley Futon, decea.sd
reading and filing the petition Of Almanson Eaton
surviving executor Of the last win and testament
ef sid deceased, repTes nting ether things that
Ee mas been utah 70 close his administration OF said
estate In consequence OF the property consisting prn
cipaI OF real estate and that he has been uuab to
cell ly small PORTO of the same. without making
great sacrifice; also that heavy Il still lending
hld unsettled against the estate and pra yiHg fur
ter It"nson of time wherein settle his sdinistra
non Is ordered that said petition be he rd before the
judy, OF this Court Monday the q iav Of Decem
her mex, ming, O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day at his office N the village Of Dodgevil e. said
county.
and i Is further ordered that Wy o. thls order De
published fnr three successive weeks prlu 70 a'h DAY
Of hearing, In IN Mineral Point Tribune week. news
paper, Circulating in said county
Dated Nov, nber 23d. 1863.
9. n. ANSLEY
8z4t Ca,.nt,I -.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
ORDINANCE No. ~.

THE Common Council Of the city Of M!aersi Faint.
j do orlsin - 70 lows;
SEC. IN - q fhe lots tEe nor SIDE Of
Mineral alley extending from the corner u Ches:r u:
street 70 connect with he side ~ in front % John
Clowney residence, hereby required 70 construct
walks opposite their respective lots said Edralks
20 be built or inch plsDks laid enghwtse, he a.
least three width and laid sleepers four
feet apart.
SEC 9 The owner OF owners q suy Of ssid iots Who
sha neglect ref1s 30 cHnStTl sail sid walks for
.~entv The publication OF this ordinance in
the official paper ot the city, shall be subject pen
al.y - ave doiia- for each and every days continr
ance of s,ch refusal ntsi togths viii; the
Of prosecution. and shall stand lanltted until said
hne and paid, he is othsrwie discharged
by law.
SEC 8. This ordinance shall take savc. and n
force from and After It's publication In rAe cry paper
WILLIAM T. HENRY,
Attest Ez-OScio Mayor
WILLIAM II. CrRRY,
City Clerk.
I. william n. Curry Clerk Of .he city q Minsra
Point DO hereb certify above ordinance sed
by the Common Council Of said city. the 2d dav Of
November A. n. 1858 quorum Of the a cemen be-
Ing p,esen. and voting fer the same.
Assass. WILLIAM z, CURRY.
s~E ct<v C-sxf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

E8- Egg- have been filed with whisky
AMI shipped in barrels But now Ger
tain woman sports gutta percha breasts
filed with old Bourbon of best quality
and greatest age. From these the sol
diars quafT copious draughts.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

Gay 4 new haimoral shoe factory at
Hartford il 50 arranged that 4 shoe goes
through thirteen different hands aud
comes out complete in ten minutes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
TAKEFs Up

DY the subscriber living about three
4xyz1 ' miles south and one mile Of the
city Of Niueral oint. one red and white
A-A Steer. supposed 20 be three years old :;
also white and speckai Steer. he age: also
one red and white Steer. supposed 70 be old
without rps aid steers have marks They
have been inning with nv cart since the middle Of
June last, 1863 The owner srequesed prove prop
ersy pay charges. AID take said cattle s~.S-
sEgFHEN CHESHALJS
Ss- s. ssfs A~<l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
TAX IN LIP

~ DY The subscriber living nine niles east
LND ID n the city Of Miuersl Polut, in the
I " town Of WaldwicS. about the l5t o. NoveJn-
- ~A--~ usr is-t. one yeariinS bay HORSE COLT,
with White spot in the forehead The owner viii please
cs4i prove DEoPeFty, pay charges and take him away
SETH HEATH.
>c-sElhe- &l<t, ESf2 su4a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
SELECT SCHOOL,
by Mrs. FRANCES COX.
At JUDGE CoTHREN : BRICK HOUSE,
Comne~ cling Nov. 80, 1868.
Mine 81 Point, Nov - 1853. SWAT
L tkEN 6 y
th EN- [ Z

the subscriber residing il the town Q, Linden
ID L Sd day % November, 1868, one ~PECkLt D
STEER about three years old also red and White
yesrliuc STEER, sna ore red and white yeaFljns
liF FER The owner Is requested TO prove properly,
JOHN PRYOR
Linden Nov ls. f>6s 4vl7
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

We unable crt lists Elk Grove. Belmont and
Kendall the ProFaSr Marshal having sent them to the
,oufying ofc-rs-D.lyliagton Independent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
~ IRA E.E1

- From he subscriber. n the town OF Pulas-
- kl, near u F.llaSs Of AVoca. n Nav last
fr~ one yrarllng Bay HORSE COLT fsir size
.-l4 but mas no particular marks Auy person
Who VIII return said Colt me- or give information
. here BE may ee found shall he iis~ra4y rewarded
joseph CHARTER.
Pissed O., g $50 .-E
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
THE TRIBUNE.

M TER AL PoTNT.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER %, 1868
6o s6' T. !" BLIss Hs5sS' EOsTOas Asp PsorarsToas.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25

In consequence Of .he high price of white paper and
the great lncrease In the wages of printers and the an
hance cost teverything connected with printing the
t"o Ing are the lowest AZ which TKF JT-RS,I
can be afforded There will he from these
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-25
c~ ARR<p
~ ., tt
Fall and Winter
GOODS.
G. REA T BARGAINS
TO BE HAD AT
DEL LER S.

HhvI>1 r"eeveds I.rsa and VIII Selected Stock
forti mark . the ubscrlbcr would cttully nv.te
sforrner cuS- and all others in Goods Of
sry var =. to call at hi. ore High Street, and
take q look at his stock among ha Dry GooJsu be
found
e ofHS.
Embracing B-osd Cloths ss,.ne,s Casorese.. f~eeds,
Flannel, DrtlHpgs Sc.
Prints.
Such 81 "erinss Coehecos, English, F-cnch snd
American prints Of Il pstter and styles warranted
equal TO any In the market. DeLains Lawns Merenoes
CslDbrie,, Gngharns. Lin Dress snk, Bereses &c
Donsps:5rs
If every variety embracing she-,ins,. shirt.rs,,
Checks, Hickos!cs, Tickings &c. Sc.
.NsiiMery GOOds.
Among which are Ladies Hats ates; styles snd pat.
terms Fowers Feathers Capes and every article want,
ed In the Millinery Department,
inss and endless variety CT articles wanted by the
Ladies.
Has & Gaps.
Of T.rious styles and qualities.
Boots & $hOcS
Ladies Misses and Tlidren's Soez aiters Of the
best quality. Men and BOYS Boot. and Shoes coarse
and enc. In this department; suit al, both for
size snd quality.
CosH5ng.
Consisting Of Coats Pants, Vests, Over Goats Cnder
shirts, Drawers, &c great variety be tonad
in n rke.. In the
Clothing ncpartssen
manufacture order OF the bes .rial
ploy but experienced worknen. The public may
rely upon every Article manufactured e,isbish-
men..
GsrGcPrirs.
Tea, Coffee. Sugar. Spices, Tobacco. Soap, Dried
Fruits &c all Of the best qualities and offered 81 ihe
lowest figure.
without going into IN enumeration OF articles the
Subscriber ould invite the public to call and examine
his stock and learn his prices lie Is determined sell
as CheTP any house in the West. and his goods
are Of tie best quality need fear purchase.