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IA ats1acts but lttlo attention in lts iaclpioueY
may he tho fore1unncr Of Consumptlon- Whsk g
metines called "tfns cold" fse3 IL nsy o3da Ia
FroEchti1l Whist reckles folly 10 al:ow i cough
or cold to become 70 despses,.Si yhra semedX
can be readily procured. Sold By ntuggla:s ercr7-
Eherr dcl3- X506t Il IA f&F4A
, 1863-12-12

Cincinnati Hay Mnrkct-Dcc. 10.
Market unchanged and steady ut 81, ,Nas5GD ner
tun for prime Timothy, On arrival. and 80 eo@s00Q
rom st0Ee.
, 1863-12-12
Chicago @ribnnf'.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1e, 1868.
6 A FEAEfRLE PEAE1E.s,

-
John Bulls notions about affairs in. this
country are ola curious type, if wemay be-
lieye the latest utteranccs Of the London
Times. "a Northern American gentle
man" has written the Times letter which
precisely meets the views Of TINT paper
This gentleman is said TO be a Mr. Reed,
and it is Of little importance which Reed
it fs-but Lc1eapcs us no doubt at all Of his
species, for it is of the rcdest kind Of
copper.
The idea Of this writer, and which SO
-squazely. suits the Times is, that the only
question Of any importance relating to
the war in this country, is one Of boun-
darics; and that ne may easily have peace
il 60 wc will at once address ourselves to
the settlement,o lines between ourselves
end the Confederacy. .,>:.
But what boundaries do these sages pro-
: posel Now If John Bulls skull was not =
foot and q half thick; with the hide over it
tobe added, he might know, that to settle
the war on aquestion Of boundaries, would
bejust the hardest thing that could be tried
Suppose that were to stop fighting,
and to Try to set at settled peace, this
matter Of boundaries would be the most
difficult point IN. the negotiations The
Times, Of course, could settle it for us In q
hice- We have only to take the Chesa-
!. peake and Ohio Rivers to tie Mississippi,
follow that up to the Northern boundary OF
Missouri, and then 60 straigh ito the Paci-
6c, and the thing is done
That the London Tine, or any Mr. Reed
no matter which one, could seriously. sup
pose such thing feasible, were We 1t the
question Of boundaries cren, is proof that
this Reed is very small one, and that
there Is no use in expecting the TINES to
see anything : 80 small as Mount Blanc.
There is nota man in America NTH IN
ounce Of blood in his whole body, who
would consentto any such boundary. On
ly q man Of solid copper through and
(. through, could think Of it: Parties who
hnve fought as long as wc now hare here,
and who agree to stop The contest, are nat
ura1ly expected to retain the territories
Of which each are possessed when the fight
ing ends And it would be modest
proposition indeed, that after having IT.
gained morc than half the territory Of the
Confederacy, by two aid half years Of
fighting, We should relinquiah it, for the
sake Of peace We might have had in the
beginning. =:
We're we tired of the war, and homeless
, 1863-12-12

New York seed Murhct-Dcc. .,
Grass seed: arc very auiet-new clover Is hs!d at 1,
G212Hc; stock 500 bags. Timothy is steady: 800 bu
sold Ut So Linsccd and nax seed have been GuIct
and We have heard Of no sales.
, 1863-12-12

FRIDAY EvES11u. Dec. II. 1868.
FREIGHTS-The following are the ratca of the
FallrQada leading to the seahQaFl:
, 1863-12-12
PORT. OF CHICAGO.

M A r N z L194
, 1863-12-12
nrM With 10 change apon our preceding quotations
HemlocE and Oak Sole nre more active. but FEanch
mud American Calf Skins rather quiet. VIC quote:

Harness. p D.. Sa3ltc alaughter'a Sole. .Nt31c
tins In -. s4a@c 5asaos AIyEss..... KS xs4gc ss3c
Gnlk :" .-.s1 Nal 90 Qrmoeo. MW..:..- -a<5ssc
gpper, foot. 2aas6c ornoeo good dam-
Co1arr foot. u93c Ake1.. .1ezNc
Harness, z D.. @4Gc Slauxhtes's Soils -StS
ZIP, medium. q o0ai Is French Klp.... 1.55s9l&c
Ssf.ssond;.: co d.: 1851 moline, l. aos q ssSSsa
gpper. foot;:. 2ea1.c Isu.sett 1inings. :.Nal1M
soas&a Roaas. @ Il sis SSs1sss
LUAIhEK-No carxocs have arrived since yes
Lumber Is In fair demand and tr at present q1ota-
, 1863-12-12

Cincinnati Seed Market-Dec- 10.
A ea1e Of 100 bu clover at 500. Flax seed IL Arm
at $aio.
, 1863-12-12

,n,vu .oo. ~ -,-t3a. u,4 ;, ~,
na1' ~ Iue
tne'ne Q! eonFersauon-a11 IN Inc clubs, in
s,.o '4tea.1ee, u! 1S ea1ee' auo upon Tue pave
-" go @. 80 ~ .usessle" Win
ha.snz -. 80. ~ ".A x'en Nc nna o'.n
oearae1,,. ~ rr,., .9Se .n1e oncef eomplelely
+a-.;, ~ 1t n ~ "na. A'
~ 49, ~ s...;e - sse'as no. os.uons'ta1'oh 'n,s'ta1'oh MOT
c,,+sahs,.am,e ~ o. .'ee -. ne "ta'el, was Irtnce
f,- ~ 49,. -, "u' W the snh1iese og'an'
~ s..a -e .uaa' ineluen's u y snicn
wa 1 "''on = - ea.o " nn1e kno"n notn1ns
- LITERARY.
LADIES, REPOSITORY o,n,,n,.., %. T.
Hitchcock; Chicago, ". N. DoueherfY.
This periodical Is devoted to literature, and
contains In this December number biographi-
cal sketches Of celebrated men and women,
stories, and q number of poems Of average
mc-.t The ladies' will find much In fts pages
to'interest and amuse them. It is conducted
With considerable ability ;.snd the articles are
well written. The most notable paper In the
December number is TINT on Thomas Paine,
author of t!'Connor Leise," the ssR,ghts of
Man," etc. The writer Of thib article is Rev:
D. Curry, D. D.. and his name is sufficient
guarantee for its excellence The volume
commences with the Jannuary number,
uTha Round Tah,a,, 10 +ha ,,aoson+ +,,7a
T,ton... -roa,s1.s u1'.o, .as.s.".as Ia ~
oareo-+h,s woa1: +, ~ Va.7. =. ~ Ssaa. 49,
- 80. t.-s n2..., - 1;e1 ~ - -.4s pap.4
-. -,.,, ~. -. 80. -. ~ | -
49,, ~. ~ 49, ssas,:, ..,.,,..1 ....0
tons oes,a ~ y -. eu Ss... =. puou. ;:u iro
Pst s"e;aa.1- ~."s..t ",... ~ 80 se4o. ~ eentot
, 1863-12-12

Ex-Gor. jayne, delegate from Dacotah. is
hero with the certificate Of his election
Gen. Todd Dem.) from that Territory, con-
:. tests the seat; but as tho Governor was duly
elected, see no chance for the Gcnoral The
only thing about the matter is that Governor
Jayne got more good rotes and bad votes,
both, than Gen. Todd. However, Ethes1dge,
true to the bargain he made with the Cop.
perheads, threw ont Gov. Jayne and placed
the name Of Gsu. Todd upon the rolls.
ZrTt
, 1863-12-12
Cheeseman's Female Pills,

that Ladies' have for relief from tho suppression od
OF Nature, will GUARANfEETo THEM the fullest
a1lQnnt Of good health and strength: and which, t,
AxQDEATH. and Ia that FIRST or AL RK4xpI1s
FOR 4&SAsE8 OF FEMALES.
, 1863-12-12

COOPEHAEE-Bu and dropping. Sales to-day
Eerc: so PorS Barres as u 30 delivered; IN do al
S1.43 on track.
CUEESE-In good supply and moderate demand
Market hrm With an upward tendency. Ws quote:
HAMoulE 1a2
Illinois and Wisconsin. G313
CUFFEE-Market very active and in limited sup-
Wequotc:
sautps.- Go
Rio, fatr to good c
Ho good to PRIME 6
EGf.S-1n small receipt and very 1rI1 and active
, 1863-12-12

:. UR1EU AUIIE?-AfPIKs-Med1um fruit "a ID
choice qalttes. A-Eket active aud folssably arm It
present quotations. FEAc11zs-PaTed IN Hunlted sup
12h91ae h oES RassI1s md cuaaAx5s q moderate q
rather better supply. Nc note q decline on foTIneF
rutes of3c y. We quote: "'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
The Yaxoo Expedition.

The Detroit Tribune Of the 2lst inst.
publishes the following extract from a pri-
vate letter from Maj Gen. c. G. Washburn
writer we presume to his former partner
Cyrus Woodman, Esq, and dated Helena,
Arkansas, March sth From this extract
it will be seen that the Yazoo expedition
was complete success:
81 have received two or three letters
FROM you lately, which have not answer
ed The reason is that | have been en-
gagged during the last mouth in matters of
vastly more importance than anything re-
lating to my private affairs could possibly
be- Your two last letters reacred me
while in the State Of Mississippi, engag-
ed in performing a service of Herculean
proportions, and which everybody else
pronounced impossible IL was the open
ing of new channel for steamboats, into
the head waters of the Yazoo river, by
what is known rs the "Yazoo Pass"
"That object l have successfully ac-
complished, and feet of gunboats and
transports are now on the way down the
Yazoo. Their first object is to clear out
that stream of rebel rams and gunboats,
of which there are said to be several the
next to take and hold Yazoo City That
being accomplished, the capture of Vicks-
burg is a certainty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

A "DIRr EATER" REBUFFKD.-That reb-
ell organ of JEFF Davis, the Richmond En-
quirer thus responds the peace propositi-
ons of Sunset Cox, the Copperhead spok.
esman from Ohio in the lower House of
Congress:
"The ,ductive song ofthe impassioned
swain means, Help US Carolina, to dem
ocratic ticket for next Congress, and you
shall have a part of the stealings Have
we net always, o Child of the Sun lived
and loved and stolen together? How of
ten have our hands met in the pocket of
the same innocent public, and fondly
pressed one another! Without o ar dear
South the Democrats can plunder no more
Without thee, that once untersiied party
pines in isolation and despair; it 10 one
blade of pair of scissors; it is half of .
hook and eye SO sings the swain OF Ohio.
Will Carolina hearken to the gay seducer7
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
MrsREpaEsENrIoS.-T The InteAioencer

MISREPRESENTATION The Intelligencer
copies into its columns an article upon
the Judgsship favorable to Judge Cothren,
and credits it to the Marquette Express
when it knew, or ought to
know, that the Express has been nearly
as strong Copperhead as itself ever since
it has been published at Nontelle. So
rabid is the Express in the promulgation
of Copperheadism, that at Union meet
ing held In that county a short time since,
resolution was passed declaring "the
Marquette Express disloyal to the govern
ment. .sand should be discountenanced by
loyal men" All such papers are expect
ed to support the candidate of the Copper
head Democracy for Chief Justice.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
Camp Randall, Madison, Wis.
March Dad 1S63

THK New HAMPsHIRR ELEcrIoN-The
Concord Democrat gives the votes for
Eastman Dem. at 81, 794, Gilmore Rep. }
2S,e5l, Hartman (Un.) Ass total ma
jority against Eastman 6l5. Two towns
remain to be heard from, which last year
gave IL Republican majority. The House
stands, Republicans lS7, Democrats 142
Senate, Republicans 9, Democrats 8; thus
insuring the election of q Republican
Governor. The Council is three Repat-
Geans to two Democrats. The result in
the frat Congressional District is in doubt,
with the probabilities In favor of Marcy
(Dem. by about so majority. unless la
legged fraudulent voting is proved The
Official canvass only can decide the result
candidates were successful.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

The Underngne his, for several years past
gagged in business which has yielded him OF
three thousand dollars per aauum and willing
teach to others The business is of highly useful
and general character adapted both to cities and villa
ges and that any person of ordinary capacity II
young or old, male or female, acquire with a 4 v
hours practice, and by which they secure hand
some income Several young ladies have received
Instructions from both in New York State and Penn
sylvana earning upwards Of IS dollars per week ny
it, and there Is no reason why any cannot do
the same Invalids, even do well by it, is
peddling Affair." but business that is perfectly respect
able Gentlemen and ladies Of leisure vino would like
70 learn the business for their pleas
ure, VIII find the practice Of it pieasent pasme and
one that they viii take great interest in On receipt OF
one dollar, will send printed insructiorsby which any
person can readily acquire the art and these isruc-
tons viii also contain every patcular relative to carry
ing it on 80 that vill be highly prohtabe The par-
chaser II the printed insrc ions will also be author
lied to teach il others and have received As high
800 dollars for teaching to single indi
vidua wsuld state further that so or dollars will
buy everything commence the business and
the articles got almost anywhere in city
try, or preferred, can furnish them
Appaxss AFFORD 7. PARSONS, No, 36i51b-
orty s. New York. LS1os.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

Examinations Of Teachers will be held In the various
inspection districts 1t the time and places following
Inspection district No. Mineral Point and Dolge-
vle April 27th to Nay LIST At the Court House in the
village - Dodgsville.
Inspection district No. (Arena and the nsr'h half
Of Rdgexay) May 4th and 5th at the School House in
district No. 8, Arena.
Inspection district Ne. 3 wyoming and Clyde May
eth 7h the school in the village Of Jones-
dale.
Inspection district No. 4 (Hghland and Pulask) May
6th and 9th at the village Highland (Eas district
Inspection district No 5 (Lin and Mif6u) May
11th and 18th At the School House In the village Of
Linden.
Inspection district No. 6 (waldwick Moscow and the
south hAlfo hiSeeway) Nay 1]4h and 18th, at the
school house in the village Of Adamsvills.
N. b. The superintendent would gladly hold K
animation In each Of the townships OF the county but
for want Of time before the Of the
term Of schools. The above division Of the county
into inspection districts is for al reasons, considered
the best practicable.
Those desous Of obtaining certificates At the earliest
day possible, make their application during the
session Of the County Institute, when examinations
will be held for all parts Of the County.
13- %w A. J. SLYx, County Supt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

will never again be defeated, or be salts
fed with any half victories ike those to
which it has been accustomed Jo Hooker
is guarantee for this, the result depend
ing of course, upon the gallantry and
good conduct Of his noble men, who will
not fail him, who have unbounded conf
dence in him.
"PsroxAc."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
OHIO NURSERIESl I
--Q9:SG6-
TOLEDO CH0.
a. A. ENSIGN, Poprletox.

CuItiva.es largely Fruit and Ornamental Trees Svap
Roses Green House and Bedding Plants Of an g.
scriptions NV Nurseries strictly adapted Ia
Northwestern States and have in All instea-
ces proved hardy and adapted to this climate ~
the following evidences. -
To the Farmers and Fruit Growers Of Iowa and -
joining Counties; We the undersigDed having boska
Agent for the Ohio Nurseries Toledo Ohio hsvfae
Tested and found them Hardy and fyHe rsoseA-
,aedasors$ take pleasure in recommending them -
Interested in the Guilty Ths Tvses
were Delivered in Good 6rder and nne hsa1sAV
Trees s;rned
Hon. NJ. N. Co;hren Mineral Point =
John p. TraInel "a
John Milton
James Toay, IinAA0 atfs
n oms.ed, c~..-z- Inn zee
". V. BuHris. Belmont
Edwin johnson, -ts - =.
Hon. Charles Dunn, % ssss4 q
Mr. Gates il now taxing for delivery q -
18th OF April . Mineral Point OGee - foav 40
Aliens Store. aT-xEzHs
H. a. EnAea Prsusase,e ;
nSTy D. n 6sAssOeuf Asslk :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

UNION STATE CoxvENTIoN.-Ata Union
State Convention lately in session at Lou.
isville, Ky, for the nomination OF State
officers, ninety-four counties were repre-
sentei
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
FsSAf0NAHI.E

BARBFRING AND HAIR DRESSING.
Ts>IIF Subscriber having recently opened shop in the
room ad Joining the Post Office, IS prepared to wait
upon customers at any hour If the day. SHAVING,
CHaMPOOING HAIR DRESSING &C, done in the
st manner and most fashionable styles.
BY strict non his business and ardent desire to
please ones to merit and receive share Of the pat
ronaa.-af the citizens Of Mineral Point
Mineral Point, June 3rd, lS6l.-tE NJ z. TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

TeocheFs Institute the County II Tova Will b
held at the Court House In the Village Dodgevins
to commence on Monday the 91th day Of April and I,
continue throughout the week. The State Superintsn
dent will be present From time to time throughou
the session Of the institute examination Of rearher
will be held, specially for the towns Of Mineral Pon
and Dodgeville, bat opportunity win be given candi
dates for certificates from the various inspection dis
tFcts Let there be full attendance Of teachers
al parts Of the County.
DodgsviHs, March 5Sl, A. d 1858.
13-4w a. :. sLYE, County supt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
In PROBATE----iOWA COUNTY COURT.
In khe matter Of ths Estate Of NicAo1tss Stephen,

deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Mary Stephens
Administrative of said estate setting forth the amu
Of debts outstanding against said deceased and dis
crption of all the real of which said deceased
died sezed d the cond iton aud va,ue thereof and
praying that license be to her granted sell the
Of said real estate to sal debts and that is
cessary in order to the sell said real
is therefore ordered that all persons interested in said
estate appear before the Judge Of this donday
the 11th day OF May next ensuing O'Clock in after
noon of said ay at his Office in the village of Dodge
vile in said County and there to show Gf any
there shall bel why license should granted
said Administrative sell said ing
the prayer of said petition
And it is further ordered that copy of this order
shall BE- published for four successive prior
the said day nf hearing in the MneraL Point Tri6-
une, a weekly newspaper circulating in said county.
g B. ANSLEY, County Judge
Dated March 25 1863 13-4r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
NEW A,IBPo oTYpE GALLERY

YINHE Propristors # the New Anhrotype Gallery
4 ready to take
l. | X T. y F. S s F. 5
In al the latest improved styles having the advan-
tAEs OF a northern light, and srst-cIass Camera,
THEY WARRANT THEIR WORK
share Of she public patronage Is respectfully soe-
Eed
Rooms on Cours House Square
KENDALL BROS.
ocsober 10, 1859. AZ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
8em 4duertisements.
DISSOLUTION OF TPARrNKRsaIP.

The Partnership heretofore existing, known a. tn
hrms Of Claytsn Co. and Clayton, Crabtree Co.
In Annaton, Grant County, Wisconsin, IL this day dis
solved by mutual consent, and the said Eli Clayts.
Win receive and pay all claims, eweing BY sai
Nyms.
Witness hands and Seals,
this 2Sth day of March 1853.
SAMUEL CLAYTON. ELI CLAYTON
13-3w~ CLAYTON HOPPER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
FA-HIONABLE BAii Der.

II FORGE APPEL having fitted up his Shop In the
I approved style, is prepared 20 shave, Dress
Hair shampoo etc, all who may favor him with call
viii also attend bleeding Cupping and Leeching,
Sna il the best manner of the science
TIE most perfect satisfaction in al IS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
MINERAL POINT SALOON.

"AS OPENED AT HIS OLD Saloon on High -
Street and supplied his Bar with the best
5eaIIts Of Liquors. lie will be pleased to see II
his Old customers at any time. and invites the -
patronage Of the public generally.
Mar 81 1862 -23-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

On the 3Sd inst. WnLlAn YLsrcnsa, infant son o
Jos. ". and Mary Dickinson, sged IL months and II
days
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
MOTTO e .

a IL perssns indebted to hereby notified "a
"a cali pay mp immediately, and ali persons hav
ing claims against notified TO present them
payment
l. .. DURTeN
NssrsiPoins sR. ~ ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
9AM'L HOWE,
Commission Merchant,

14S south Wassr Street, Chicago,
COLLECTS Consgnments o. GRIAS. FLoUR, Ponx
= LAID, ETC., for sale, order 70 purcha>e WI
rake advances o. Ooaignnsass 70 be held here o
hippsA EaR- II em
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

TTORNEy at Law and Notary Public, Dodgevihe,
\ Iowa County Wis. Particular attention paid to
csIIecting Refer to Hon. G. C. Washburn, and Cobb
8 Sudduth. of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

AZ Lost Grove, March II, by John ,. Davis Esq.
Mr. JsasnAH 7. Evans Of Willow Springs, La Fayssti
Co., = Ma JANE Sc0T1, Of the former place.
On Tuesday, March 3lth At the pxrssnage In this
City sy Rev. ,. Knibbs Ar. HEn.Y cA,ysz7 70 Nna.
JAzE AR1HsR, both Of L lnAen-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
HISTORY OF THE
REBELLION J =
ELLIOT @ sroRKE

This work In Publication viii be Of the most
complete Histories Of the Great American Rebellion
embracing its causes, events and consequence with
Biographical Sketches and Portraits Of the primo.
tors together with Thrilling Inciden Of Land and Ma
val Heroes. 1t viii be Illustrated with Maps, Pans Of
Battles Portraits &c. As truthful history it should
be In the hands OF every American reader.
The first Volume sf the work will be published in Ap
ril 1863 and second after the close Of the
var as facts can sscerained exceed six
The price Of work will be 81 so per Volume paya-
BILE on delivery Asi 10 puI shed oIy for subscribers,
these in this section Of country obtain it by
pying the subscriber, 1t CaaFille Grant Co., who
IL Agent for Iowa, Grant, and La Ysyette countes-
II. H. RAY.
March 70, 1868. u.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
a. B. MOFFETT, VI. D.,

X RNERAL Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, ProviH
II ons Hardware, &c, Yellow Stone Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

NOTARY Public Conveyancer and General Agen
- Linden, Iowa county, WIS lo-tl-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
J. :. JACKSON. NJ. ID

rNpplT POINT WIS
ov~cs . HIGH srasET DIRECTLY OPPOSITE L Ao'Ah
DR having had ~-srnteen cars fraence
dys -.ustscJu to sll who may favor him with call
4s-G
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
SAMUEL W. REESE.

OFFICE in Moffett,s Block in rear Of Drug store
Y J Mineral Point Wisconsin oel5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

1-orARY Public, Land Agent, &c. &c. arena, Iowa
y sauntv Wis will attend to the payment OF taxes
Ae vim accuracy and dispatch oi-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

<~sOJ-xsELLoR AT LAw.-ofice in Ross Building,
opposite Tribune Office, up stairs, high street WIN
raj Point wisconsin %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
GARDNER &c. MEiGS,

A rY0PSEY al Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Min
"A ora. Point Office in Miltou's Block.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
STATE OF WISCONSIN IOWA CO. CIRCUIT COUR1

OLE NARVESON, Plaintiff.
Jonh Adams Eliza Adams Otis G. Cor
bit, VIM. G Tuler, VIM. D. Hart II. The Plaintiff
NJ. McCorkle, Oliver B. Tweedy, Elias desires the
NJ. Green, Dexter Tiffany, Geo. Drap- trial of this
err Eieazer b. Eldredge, James Free action to be
land, Robert Squ'res, Charles II. Bow had in Iowa
man. Patrick H. Baker, VIM. H. Free County
land Martin r. Goldsworthy, John A.
butcher, John A. Goodrich, Kellogg
Sexton, Benjamin F. Thomas, Jno Nil
ton, Chas B. latham. John NJ. Perk-
ins, VIM II. Bolton, John NJ. Stewart
Sherman 8. Jewett Francis H. Root
Defendants.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,
To the ADORE nGnaed
Defendants, and to each and e1ery Of them.
You are hereby summe ned to answer the complaint
Of the above named plaintiff in this action, which has
ed in the Office Of the Clerk Cirt Court
in and for the County Of Iowa, in said State
. copy Of your answer the subscribers the
and Collecting office OF Cobb, Wilson 4 Sudduth
In the city of Mineral Point in said County State
within twenty after the service Of this Summons
exclusive Of the day Of such service and you fail
the complaint hereby requi red, the plaintiff
will apply the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint
Dated, Mineral Point, Feb IS, 1853.
COBB, WILSON SCDDCTH,
Mineral Pe;nt, Wis. Attorneys for Plaintiff, 13-6w