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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-02
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NASHVILLE UNION.

Tho N.suvttltE UNioy was commenced last spring,
Cor the purposs Of opposing the Rebel southern Con
o.r.ov ana Of advocating the restoration ofFedera
ar,bority without any abatement, over all the states
h,b have attenil ted 10 sscede. It's object Was TO
,,oaln the doctrines Of Liberty and Onion, as they
.r. once expoundod by the fathers Of the Republic
bp, which for more thaa one yeer--the long sno
,.-v carnival OF treason--had been unspokcn ana
,,yittep In the Copitnl Of the State Of ASpRE"
and were treasured up only IN the hearts oi
o t,i,hru, We believed that the right way to con
5ne, loyal journal, In a city Ike Nashville at 'ueh
d. ,tme n, this. was 70 raise the wavering tlm'l
no % the trno standard Of patriotism, and not 70
ysr m, standard Of patriotism, after the manner oi
,o other Journals to suit ihe dopraved tases oi the
somtIoyal and synp sthlzers with tho Richmond dy-
sasty.
m. ustos. Therefore, has held as friends all who
sppport and as focs all who oppose, tho Union Of the
s,ste, IL, watrhword is FRESDoM AND NAuoNALTrr.
with rebois and traitors It has no compromise to
mako Il conUrnds for the Federal Constitution and
tie Laws made In pursuance thereof as the SurREAf
Law ms LAy,, suythlng In tho Constitution and
Law. os any Of the states % the contrary hot"ith
standing. .-.,-l
,,,ho,t 4, tho presorvaton Of our liberties aud ins
tutions and the Of igaulEation Of society "seh S,o
,shollv Impossible Therefore, whatever s'anua 'p
ths way of crushing on, tho rebellion and restoring
re Union must perish, no matter by what naih'
be called. -,
When thousan nds II citizen soldiers Jay ''o"u
eir lives uI,on the altar Of their country as AsAcIl
ACE above all earthly price, snd precious In the sign.
Of Heaven, God forbid that auy ignobe motive y
solfpterest should mako any map waver "a MS 10Y
.Jty. II there be any such, 1t thum look Al the
blood Of shllch, Fort Doneson, NurireesOoro ana
fredericksburg, aud blush al their wicRedh' IS ana
bohy. Love for our country should now overshaoo"
every other EelIPs and he Is no patriot who loves
hi, hou.es ands OF negroes with 1.-THE Of the deVo
ton which be feels for his country. Even prudent
soashness should compel men 70 be patriots for who
can hope 10 save bis treasures from the wreck ei
ruined and dsmembersd Unlou1
We want 10 500 the land once more blessed with the
enduring sunshine Of honorable peace based upon
the complete aud unconditional submission OF the
rebels Low In arms, aud not lh up with the deccitu
glow Of peace based upon omasouiate loyalty ana
concessions to traltors--tho glow Ofa meteor which
would shine ouly TO betray, and going out would
Leave us IN darkness tenfold gloomy than that
which prevailed bofors.
These arc the sentiments and vicws which The
uroS will continue to advocate through whatever
OF stcrm or sunshine may await n in the future, and
W. ask the support OF all who bcll've IL 10 be import
ant that thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
should bo published 10 Nashville.
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NO sV2
toFFICtAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed al De hrd Ssssisa n he JGi,ts
SsVs'h Coyrsss.
CPuBLro-No. es1

CPUBLIo-No. Gsl
An AcT to authorize the appointment Of
an Assistant Treasurer of the United
States, aud to fix the pay Of the treas
urer, clerks, aud messengers In thu
ollice OF the Treasurer Of the United
States.
BE It enacted by DE Ssaais and Hs,.sS #
Representatives Of % Uaitad S.aies ef
america IN Congress assesJled, That the
resident OF the United Slaias be aad hs
IL hereby authorized TO appoint, from
time TO time, by and with the consent
and approval of the Senate of the United
States, an Assistant Treasurer Of tbs
United States; and the Treasurer Of tbs
United States may, ia his discretion.
with the consent Of the Secretary Of ths
Treasury Of tha United States, au-
thorize the said assistant 10 aot
IN the place and stead, and aI
any and all times 10 discharge any or all
tue duties required by law Of tbs said
Treasurer Of the United States
Sec. 2. And Lo n fsrLl~ suas.I, Tia,
the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the Uni-
ted States be and is hereby authorised IL
appoint, in addition 10 he clerks now
authorized by law, . cashier, with a. an
nusl salary Of two thousAAd four hundred
dollars per annum; an assistant cashier.
with an annual salary Of tive theusaad
dollars per anHum four chiefs OF diViu-
ions, with annual salaries of one thousand
eight hundred dollars each per anRum
aud also n messenger, an assistant nss-
senger, and two lAborers, In addition V
those now allowed, Al the compcusAasa
now authorized by law.
Sec. 3. And Be Il 6eth~ e,aaa1 TkaI
there shall be paid 10 the Tressars4 Of
the United States, in lieu and stead Of kis
present compensation, commencing with
and including the fret day OF July, eish-
teen hundred and sixty two, the sum ef
five thousand dollars per Anuum; but
from which amount there shall be dsduot-
Cd all sums of money heretofore paid to.
or received by, the said treasurer, on ae
count OF his compensation for services
rendered Ms Treasurer OF the UnitoA
States, since and including the day ators-
said, and the income tax on such addi-
tienal compensation as will have accrued
since the first day Of September, sigh-
teen hundred aud sixty.two; and there
shall be paid TO the Assistant Treasurer
OF the United States an annual oompan-
sation Of twenty-five hundred dollars.
Sec. 4. And b IL further atGaed, That
the compensation OF the treasurer, deputy
treasurer, clerks, and messengers Aforesaid
for the current aHd next fiscal, years,
shall be paid out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated
Estimates for all such compensation, sf-
ter the next fiscal year. shall be submit
tod by the Secretary Of the Treasury
with his annual estim Ates.
Approved, March 8, 1853.
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NAMES on CHApLAINs
DstaiHed Ior Hosgital DlaV N 1is eitv.

Detained for Hospital Duty IN his city
L. RArHoNR 5lst Illinois, Hospitals
Nos. aud 10
J. SMITH, 10Th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 2
and 8.
j. PoUoHER, Ssth Ohio, Hospital No. A.
R. F. DELo, Soth Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. ~ and 2S.
] DnLoS, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. Z
aud 10,
o. EESSEDY, lols, Ohio, Hospitals Nos.
8 and IL. $3.50.
Jas MATHEWS, l9th Kentucky, Hoe
Pital No. o aud Officers.
J. CoOPEA ID Kentucky, B0spitSls
Nos, IA aud Is
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The elections on Thursday in the new
State Of West Virginia resulted In lhs
almost unanimous ratification of The
Wiley anti Slavery amendmsnt 70 The
Constitution. The city Of Wheeling gave
1878 for 10 three against the Amendmsnt,
and the county will give like proportion.
The LatsllgsnosT says that as fsr as heard
from officially the soldiers vote on ths
new Slate is2, AGO for and 10 against ths
amended Constitution, Wis. In the dis
trict east Of the Blue Ridge 5S for and ?
against west VI the Allegheny moun-
tAips and north Of the valley Of the Big
KanaWha, 1873 for aud 70 against It
10 supposed that tho army vote will be
aboat 5000 tor and 20 or 30 against the
new state. No votes Of those who were.
when enlisted, residents Of the territory
Included 90 lhs new State, have besa 70
seiyod,
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POST HEADQUARTERs.
4. O. O.
JoHH =. HiDE, Grand Secretary. should b. A. .
Al Nasbrffls I,-an

JoHH =. HIDE, Grand Secretary. should b. a. ssod
at Rashriiis, Team, ..
Tsuasssse Ledge, No. i--Nects overv Tues AZ Evea-
lug, AZ their HsW, ou Me eFnsr Of uhioo and sum
ner streets the udcefs fnr the D. esont term, are
o. T. Leuueur, n g.; J, g. Mills Y.0; J. T. Weakley
SECRETARY L. X. SpeiD, Treasurer, rs
INab,.s Lodos Ne lO--Meea at the same place
evory Mondsy Evening The officers arc r. A.
CamuDeli, n. c.. Henry Apple, G.; J., L. Park
Secretary n n Brwn. Troasurer I -..Aa-
Ru,tlsp Lodge, No 9O-Neels AZ thetr HaH, on south
Cherry street, every Friday fyening The officers
are o. O. Cnv,rt, N,G.; Frank Harnan, .G.i Janice
Wyatt, Secreiary W. N, Mallory TrsuEurer
Aursra Lodge, Ne, lu5, (Gounanl l--hrats At the
Halt oor1er ~ linton and suIpmor STREETS, every
rhnruday Ev,hiug. The oaioefs are Charles Rich,
n g., 2 Friedma VG.; - RitIeroh, SECRETARY
Gen Seiferle, Treasurer ..
Ridguip ERoaspuseHi, No t--Mosts At the above Hal
On the urst and third Wednesdays Of each Month
The Oeoera are, j. a. Mills, OP,; 7 n. hctrido, H. p;
g, v FULLER, SW,; Peter Harris, Jr,, wv; John
Hide, Scribe r. X, Cutter, Treasurer
O'irs Brunch EesoafapDasui, No, 4-Mfeta At tbe
shove Hai ON che scoiud and fourth "Wednesday
uights OF each month, The officers are; Jas. Bel,
C.P.i Henry Apple, P; l.. hoker, SW.; B. Fried
man, J,~.' Cbarhs Kirehar, scribe; ). n Ward,
nraasnye~
TAs Degre, u Dauglt.-o, Rsbsha1--Msots ths ara
friday Afternoon OF % r"7th, at o'clock.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

IN PAR FuR1s .--
Daily Union, t'ngls copy PER annsm ''''.'''so %
RN-AI communications on buslness with the Ofhoe,
viii be addressed. TO the PUBL iSHERS qfb'e UNION,
and al communications to the Edior will be address
ID toa @ MeR0ER.
Editors Of loyal newspapers viii do us great kind
ness by rspublishing the foregoing, or It's substance
The current transactions Ia Tennessee for months To
come VIII be highly Interesting 10 all lovers OF their
country and hor FRYE installations, and the columns Of
the USios will furnish tho earliest and most roiabls
history OF these events l
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DIRECTORY.
olrY ooVsRNmEnr

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Aay~
WILLIAM SHANE, Re0Ordsr I'd
I0HN CHUMBIEY, harthal.
L..,,,y srarshui.--w. Il. Wilkinson, A G Tucker
and James A. steele. =
Sg.,t, ofhs Mayket-John Chrmbey, -ofo1o, nrs'i
Jacob French, second auu Ghos MoCar'y' 'bir1'
Tar A,.essor-wilam Driver.
Reu.... Coiisotor-A. shankland
Wots- Tar Cotlsctor--E. B. Garrett
Tysas,rsy--R Henry.
g1,-T Masiy--Thomss LeaSo.
Ssp.,s,is-de,a Of he WorkhHt,s--J. Q Dodd
S,,,.,f.,.,a.rf Of lhe Wafer Works-Wm. stewart
l1i.r of "a. F.ys Dspdrtusni--John NJ. Scabury
s,1son Of ne csaoetcry--T. II. Mcbride.
s,resi Oveysser--I. l.. stewart. ..r...
on Atiorsev-E. =. Mullsy.
CITY COUNCIL, .
soorI of Aia,,m.u-M. ~ Rrlou President .ohu
Carpsr, Jos. ). Kobb, No Mulloy, II. g. scuvel, ,
Cuualh,In, N. q, L. claiborne, and j. q smio.
t.oHmoH COancil--Andrew Anderson, President ~.
rnrr william Toberts, G.. NJ. south tatc, ABRAHAM
Ay ers Alex Mcdaniel, T.. B. Hough, Charles say eiH'
:. Is. nu~tes. W A. McCielani, r. J. GafOrnuEh,
Wm. Driver, VIM. stewart, Thoa Cready "m' ha'V
and Wm. sanborn. ..
|, sfANDlSo oOxMirrEEs OF TaN orTT ooUNAL't
FitaHos-knOwies, ScOve and B1cn
u otsy Ws-ks--AuderBUn. smith aud CaibVTne
Srests- Huff, Turu-r, Myers, N.loy, Chatham,
0HbrouRh, creamy ana Haly.
HLart-Turu-f, CarIer aud hcClelland.
Sohoois--Lheatham, MullOy aHa Knowles
Ffre department Myers, stewart and McCleilSnd
Gas-Drver, Cready and Nyors.
Cls,aeierg-,mitb. Sanborn and Stewart
Market House. Yaf brough, Roberts and Carper'
S3aves-hudUy, Mel anel and stewart
poltoe--Chea than. Brieu ard Sayerr.
sprinqs-Cready, Claiborne and Myers.
Hiorkhou-e-SayeIs, Robb and McnRDel' .-. .
TmrroBe7nsnis aAd ErpsniituTes- and, Briep
and sanhorh
Pubic RopeTtp--Robb, stewart and Driver.
PET Hotse-Csrp'r, Southgate and HALEY.
o. The Board vi Aldermen meets the IueFdays
aext preceding the SECOND and fourth Tbursdpys iq
zach month, and the Common Council the SECOND
.nd fourth Thursdays in each nth.
NIGHT POLICE
Cdplqin--,fonn Baugh.
FgAf Observation-Disclosures Joyce.
sso0nd Listisndsi-Jshn II Davis.
Pohesmsrs-wm Jackson, John Lavender, klch la
vts, Joel Phillips, WIN. Baker, John CottroN, william
Aavo John EnRles, j. W. Wright, John Puckett,
tobert soott, " c, Francis, David Yates, Chea Hu
Htt aud W nanley.
sa- Tue Police Court IA opened every mwning at
uine O'cloCk
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10 peT cent
sa- Advertisements Inserted in the Local Column
ohargei At the rate Of twenty conta per lino.
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
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~ charged for ths erosss .a. CO ...-F rFrItE
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When exceeding hve iinos Will 10 charged Al che
usual advertising rates.
Announcements OF Candidates.
~ st W
NNNAy ss,s.,,..-.. %
Wv ,.......' > eJ
5s- Cam required 10 udvauoo for ali advertise
lneniai unlcss BY slaoial agueemstt. aa
VIZ, tho underaigned, haze this day adopted the
ab0vo rates, 70 which bind ourselves strictly 10
adhou. .H.f
wM CAMERON, for the Upioa.
JOHN WALLACE, Tor tho Dispaick.
EasuvIIle, TnSE. July 18th, lsBa =
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COUNTY OFFICERS

sheriF--Iauhca 81 Hinton D-paJis.--ThomAs Hob
,on and u X. Buchsnsn
RAgisisr-Phiness Jarrett rr.-
1Irgsfe.--W Insrer baylor 2 t. b.
n,ro,,r--N R.loher
RanOsr--.Iohp Corbiu
Revenue Callscior--W. D, Eoucrtsrn
Railroad Tar OoIlecior-I. RrHcy
Coruables for ths Nashvips Dist ioa--iohn u "owe'
Al
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CRIMINAL COURT.
MILITARY.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS,

DEPARTMENT HEApQuARTE TERs,
Dg,ariasut--IIeaequartor on Nah street MAJ.
Gen. Rosecrans, commanding.
Chi1 ,artsTmaasr--lieadquarters on High street,
near OpdaT Lieut. Cul Juo W. Taylor.. ID
CHiaf CONN isaa - II eadquarters Summer street,
near Broad Lieut. Col simmons.
ProvoS MarshGi Gsnsral - Headquarters on High
street Capt ". NJ. Wiss
AssisgHf Afsdioai Director-Sufgeun A. Henry Thur.
ston, U. y Nolr., "a berry street. r.a.a
POST HEADQUARTERS.
POST Hea adqtlasters UoHege street. between Un-
ion aud Church Streets DE, Waters residence Gen.
r. Mitchell, commanding,
Astanf aartssTaasssr---iiisbursing and Inspecting
oGiccr, on Cheuy street, between Church and Broad
Capt ]. G.. Chandler.
1ssisant Quartermoser--In charge Of TransporiA-
ton, on Cherry street, between Union aud CAuroh.
Capt ] u. Bingham.
Assistaat Q,astsrnaSter-ln charged Clothiag yamp
and Garrison Equipags. Ne. ~ Market street Capt
Thos J Cox III $40 gt
Assislsst Qtiafteuds,er - In charge Of Means Of
TransporaiiOn and Quarlermastcrs Stores on Cherry
street, near Theatre. Lieut. Chas II. Irwin.
sgittanf Qnalta1Als'ev-in charge OF Fuel, Forage
and statonery, No. ~ Market street Capt. v M
Mills, # ..HII t- r.I .
Assistrsf Cudrtsrrastsr - For tho Assignment Of
Quarters and Receiving and Tssning Hospital stores.
Capt. o. Mexican lapOrto
~
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9bO. W SHEWMAKEK BYtptN "A. uiBa
SHEWMAKER & ROBB,
SrnIy gnttIIi9tass 0ftiee,
No. n, sOUTH FUuRrH sTRNT,
(rEvEN hAEKn AND WAtNvT)
ST. LOUIS, NO.

lstabllShed Tor the Beutlli NJ strangers
oohiNa 70 81, toum N sEARoa w
Sick, Wounded, or soldiers that have
Died hum Wsnnds o. Sickness.
4 NORRECr INT LiiGtNCE WILL Or GIVEN on
- the oondRon Of any sch o. Wounded Soldier IN
~ LOUIS, IOuINVllA.E, ClNClNN All, NASHViLLk
MOUND CITY Or any o'hor Hospital IN the Wcstern
pepartment This b the OsLY Army Intelligence
Nece In the Uuitsd statof, and luhrmatiou regard.
% sotisrs from any part of the y. > oar he given
nY time, by calling al or wgTtNa 20 ihe ARHN
tsIlti iGgsoE OTuCn, POst.ulhoe Box No. l6is.
= y. H.--PggsoNe ooNINa ~ aT Lows ~ uAHG 90
q ~ FsIENns viii Obtaip au necessary miormation
u calling ~ our OnAoe No n, aoath Eourtb stree'
Nay 1G, lsda ~
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To our SubscrIbers.

In consequence Of the increase in the prize Of PAPER
and every other material used In a Printing -Omca.
s have been compelled to raise the price Of our paper
to 25 ots per week, or 81 por month 70 weekly or
monthly subscribers, a. $40 year to yearly sub
scribors, which must in all DO paid In advance.
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No,,cc 90 Nows-DenIers.

Nsws.Dcalers wanting more than enc hundred
copies, must send 10 their orders by O'clock tho
evening previous, to have them filed promptly
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COUNTY COURT

J,ldgs--Ron. James whitworth
6leTk-P Iindsley Niohol.
t. The Judges Court meets the hrst Monday In
each month and tho Quarterly Court composrd OF
tae Magistrates Of the County, is held tbe first Mon
lay IN January. April. July and nctoi'er
CIRCUIT COURT.
yttfgs-------- ----l "
CI~rk-navid c. Love. ~
aS- The court meets tho Frst HouHsy 10 March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Jud9e--Hon N NJ Drieu.
Clerk--Chsrles e. uiggens,
ss- The Court meets the drrt Soaday 10 Alru Au-
gust and Deoemher r. e e. q"
JI4 cHANcERY COURT. -s@
Ckaacsilor-Hun samuel D. Frsrfob
Curt and Masfer--J, f. Glraves,
a. Tue Court meets the hrs, nanisy Ia .slay and
November.
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miIItnry RInnks,

For sale at this once, such as MsntIy Co'nPaHg
Retsr7s Clotlirg ReRrns Ordnance Rofvrs ProrisioH
B.t,r,, spe~faI ReJitlgniOrs, 30. dc
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manner in which he discussed the ques-
tions Of the hour connected especially
with the future Of our own State. Emi.
nent!Y suited as were his remarks TO the
occasion. he wound up one Of the best
efforts of the evening, by quoting With
signal tff.et that nuted passage 10 Shake
spsare's Julius CeasRr--Anthony's ora
ton.
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slasssI
Or lh't N,ar'-aud PoHpev, and DiqaA, ana sp,ash
we're dead, ana I've AL FNlKNEE ."
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Religious Services,

Posr CnAPsL-(S Second Presbyterisn Church, College
street. between the Square and tho Louisville Depot)
Sabbath School anda Idiers' Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at l0h O'Clock,
AN, and at 7 Pm. Prsysr-heetiDg every We'd
uosday night at o'clcos.
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JOHN HUGH SMITH, Aaya
WILLIAM SHANE, Re0Ortsr ID
touH CHUMBI.EY, Marthol.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING {
BIs sSnRE TtI'S PILLS

You may recover your health BY the use Of other
remedies. You may recnver vi hout any; but do not
forget that YOU may die and that Br,ndreth's pills
could have saved you For remember that the
AWFUL PRINCIPLE OF DEATH,
when you have Il in excess in your system IS evident
your animal instincts Your countenance tell your
friends, your dreams and your own heart tell you.
Now at these times there IS medicine deserving
Of your confidence a.
D0 tNDRETD'S yEGET tBLE UNIyERS II PILLS,
i the only medicine known that can anly save
when all the usual indications tell that you die
Mr. John PIdney, Springfield, Union Co, y. J., has
used BRANDRETlI'S PILLS for fifteen years in his
family and for al his hands in which tme these Pills
have cured them Of Bilious Affections Headache
Rheumatism, Fever aud Ague, Measles whooping
Cough, and he says he has known them to fail.
Principal 0ice 29i anal Street Nev YORK. Sold BY
+ D. PCLF0ED, and J. II VIVIAN Mineral Point
and by all respectable dealers in medicines ASK FOR
NEW STYLE. In
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

State o. WtScoHsi.-TosG County Circuit Court
George KisingbUry, Plaintiff, ag inst Anna Maria
Frisk, John Jewell and Thomas Jewell, Defend
ants
DY virtue of and pursuant to a judgment of fore
ID closure and sale, rendere in said Court in the
above EMIT ed action the 30th day OF September
1868, will expose for sale and sell public auction
Dojgevilae IN Iowa ounty, Wisconsin, on Tuesday
the fifth day Of January 1851 two O'Clock in the af
of that " the following described mortgaged
premises much thereof may be necessary
raise the amount of said judgment, interest and
Of sale, to W.T.: The folio ing described tracts par
GELS land, situate lying and being in Mineral Point,
iowa county, and state Of Wisconsin viz commencing
ninet three, "a street and running thence north
thiry four and degrees NINETY feet hence
westerly to the tine Of said lot stake that
Ads ninety five feet north east from the north
Of said lot, thence south twenty-five degrees
west ninety five feet the corner Of said lot
two hundred and twenty and $40 feet to the south
east corner Of said lot, the place Of begin ing,
tanning fifty hundredths Il acre, less: also
commencing north thirty four and onef0urth degrees
ninety eight feet from the south east
lot No. hundred and niBet three Hoard street
il said town Of Mineral Point thence north thirty
and onefourth degrees h.rty-seven feet thence
thence westerly 10 He line Of said lot 1913 TO
stake that stands hundred and niuet,-fve feet
north from the west Il said lot thence south
twenty five degrees west one hundred feet, thence
south eighty-foar and oue-fourth degrees two
hund ed and twenty feet five inches the place Of
ginning
Dated at Sherins Office, Dodgevne, Nov y, 1868.
GARDNER c. MfIGS,
sheriff Of Iowa County, Wis.
CODB, WILSON SUpDUTu, PIN 5 Attys. Owls
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
FORECLOSURE SALE.

State Of Wiscoasia-IotCa County Circuit Court
George P. Whitelaw, Plaintiff. against John b.
White aw, administrator of the Estate Of Charles
Bel nski deceased and the unknown heirs of Charles
Benski late Of Iowa county deeeased-Defend-
DY virtue of and pursuant to judgment Of foreclo
ID and sale rend red in said Court in the above
entitled &C ion, the Gath day of September 1868
will expose for sale and sell public auction the
ont door OF the ourt House, in the village of dye
ville in lows County, Wisconsin, Tuesday. the fifth
day of January 1851 at O'Clock in the afternoon
that day, the following described gagged premises
much thereof may be necessary to raise the
of said judgment, interest and costs Of sale
to-wit Lot No three 81 in Block No. thirteen Isl,
and the TO lowing described parts Of lots Nos two TT
and one II in block No thirteen 49, viz -commen
cling a point the east line of OF No two ri, TWEEN
tyve 5 feet south of the north of lot No.
two running thence to point the west line of
lot No. twenty five 1851 fet north of the south
west Of lot No thence to tine southwest
corner Of lot No III thence to the southeast
ner Of lot No two III thence the place Of begnning
the said lots and block being in Srrong addition the
town nov city, Of Mineral Point in Iowa County State
of Wisconsin.
Dated Sherif's 01ice Dodgeville, Nov. u, 1858.
GARDNER c. MEIGS.
Sheriff Of Iowa County, Wis
CoBB WILSON sUDDuTH, Pits Attys. 6w46
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
FORECLOSURE SALE.

State OF Ftsconsia-Ioaea County Circuit Court
Aaron L. Reid, Plaintiff against Alfred c. Ansley,
Nary A. Ansley, and Bradley Sherman, Defend
DY virtue of and pursuant to a Judgment of fore
ID closure and sale, rendered In said Court in the
above entitled &C ion, the 22d day Of September
1853 will expose for sale and sell at public on
the front door Of the tourt House In the village Of
Do geville, In Iowa County, Wisconsin. Tuesday
the fifth day Of January 1854, at O'Clock in the az
Of that day the following described mortgaged
pre- ises much thereof as may be necessary to
raise the of said Judgment interest aud costs
Of sale TO wit Lot No eight Isl in Yeit's survey Of
the village (now city, Of Mineral Point conta ming
100 of land, less, and situate. lying
and being in Iowa ounty, IN the stat OF Wisconsin
Dated sherid7s Office, Dodgeville. Nov. r. 1903.
G. tRDNER C. MEIGS
Sheriff Of Iowa County Wis
CoBB, WILSON SUDpCTB Pits Attys. CIVIC