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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
Heur advertisements.


IN the matter Of rss last ,eW and testi,aeaf O,
Pdrtey Eaton deceased.
On reading and 6lng the petition of Almanson Eaton
surviving executor Of the last will and test
oi saio deceas representing tn he has unable
20 CLOS" ms administration of said owing to the
behdency Of large claim and undeteru,iae ed in the
circuit Court OF Rock County and that the amount o.
ueets and liabilities of i'd deceased have not been fui-
and determined that he has been unable
W sen ana dispose OF real estate without sacrifice and
praying Tor further wherein tn srtte
ms aam isration 1t is ordered that petition be
hSaTa before the Judge of this Court Monday the
oih DAY OF June next, ensuing O'Clock the after
nooa OF said day at his office In the Village Dodge
vile in said County
And Is further ordered that copy this order be
punished for three successive weeks prior to said dy
OF hearing in the Mineral Point Tribune a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at tn, City of Mine
raj Point in said County
Dated May 9th, 1868. b ANsLEy
19-3t C..,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

The facts in reference to this demon
stration appears to be rs follows:
The rebels first entered Morgantown,
Virginia, at two clock on Monday. and
were met by the Mayor with fag of
truce, who surrendered the place. The
rebels remained four hours and then re-
turned to Ryan's farm, six miles south,
where they encamped.
Persons who saw tho enemy's encamp-
ments say there were one hundred fires
and twenty men around each, making two
thousand men, all cavalry, no artillery or
infantry
On Monday evening they returned TO
Morgantown, and shot Lieut.. GaEuie, of
the First Virginia loyal regiment, WHO was
visiting his home on q furiough They
also stole fifty horses and alI the available
properly. The rebels were under the
command of the guerrilla jenkins.
At 10 O'Clock Tuesday evening they
moved to isroomfeld, nine miles south Of
Morgantown, and sncamped. Various
foragine and stealing parties were sent
out, among others. one TO kingswood
Preston county, Virginia Hundreds Of
horses were stolen. On Tuesday night,
the re els attempted to cross Cheat riv-
er, but Were unable to do so, owing to the
high water, and to the fact that boats
were on the Union side of the river.
lnere Is reason to believe that the OBJ
lect was to secure a piunder in Green aad
Fayette counties, Pennsvlyania, AMI to
enforce the rebel conscription Law in
Western Virginia. Some OF the most un-
trustworthy repor . reached Cni1ntovn
by man who deserted his wife and three
children, An order 10 save one horst
There Is no doubt but the rebels con
tempiared the investment OF Western Fir
ginia, and esle form alton of a new militia
ry base iine for their operations.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
fHu DAYTON RIOT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribv 81
Dayton, Ohio, MAY 6, 1868.


Dayton, Ohio, May 6, 1868.
Before this you are probably aware of
the arrest of Z. L. Vallandingham yester-
day morning, by force of $50 soldiers
He was brought to Cincinnati and placed
in the care OF the military authorities
His friends at this place feel some what
sore over the pei formance, and in the af-
sernoon every horse and buggy belonging
to the sympathizing gang were occupied
IN ferrying in fresh recruits to aid in set
ting the city on fire and tearing down the
State Prison. in order to make away with
Brown, who murdered BolImeyer and the
reosnt editor Of the Empire At c'clock
the mob gathered around the Journal Of
fee and fired At least two hundred shots
into the building. fortunately there was
no one in the Office when the firing Gem
mensed, else, perhaps there might have
been u severe loss of 6ts At half past
o clock the building WIS set on fire and
the flames spread rapidly to adj ming
buildings, causing q vast destruction of
All the city bells then commenced to
peal The city was ali in an uproar and
tor time one would suppose that the ar
lay OF the Potnn,;,c had been here-men,
women and chiidren ,.aving lined streets
and sidewalks in all directions
At halt past nine the telegraph wires
were cut down and obstructions placed
upon the railroad tracks runniu. from
this city tu Cincinnati and Columbus. in
order te stop the passage of troops to this
place, hot nll to no effect, for the troops
arrived, b 1t ut very late hour; Is men
from Cincinnati; and 100 from toiumbus
which arrival immediately put stop TO
all farther disaster.
Wn T. Logan. editor of the Valland
I';gh;,m organ here, was arrested at Phil
adelphia AMI sent 10 jincinn I'll, there to
abide the same ate with the chief conspi-
rator himself. The soldiers are perform
ing the work %: re sormatiun rapidly, and
have succeeded 10 day in capturing some
ten of the r'ngleaders, besides sever.I
nthers strongly ;mhued IN sympathizing
with The work of treasop The loss cf
property is variouSly estimated. but sup
posed 70 ,e IN the neigborhood ofS25o ooo
fne butte rnu:s concerned IN ;he riot are
to lie t.xed. etch equivalent to his IN ans
until sum is raised 10 defrav the loss
connected with their neiish impunity he
sides term IN the penitentiary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

1HE Home Ls0yge says. A new Pos
'f;hce has cen established n the town -
f. n. IN stiis Couu'v, ;:r.d Ea<cne Monroe
appointed Postmaster The name the
new &c is Thomson
he same paper :. there arrived at
thi> station rec.utlv, two car load. OF
wink y, followed tsy car load OF grave
stones The proxiIn y nF the s,.a articles
was quite in tiran- AMI sug .stive. -
Cause and effect were near eishbors that
lime
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

Coal IN MIcH GAN Professor VIM
cheli, the State Geolosist of Michigan, re-
ports that the whole central area of that
State, embracing lSI townships, or 600
square miles, is underiaid with coal seams
ranging IN thickness from three to five
feet Mines have opened in several pia-
ces, three ut jackson and one at Corunna
which last year Yielded over p, 900 tons
Tn coal resembles that of the Illinois
beds IN quality.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
~ vNor1anrown. in northwestern Vi,

q NorNanrown, IN northwestern Nir
mia. which the rebel Raiders >c upiad
: thr ar5tsi %; M"non. -ahett connsv, sit
nae IN the east bank f the Munon nj
.tria ri-Pr. at the head oi' ; ea..ihoat nav
i.aton. IL Is about twenty miles north
- t-5-n.aunf- on rho Bair,tnora .snG OHIO
ts1riroad G.ty miles 81 of the bn'o ~iv-
IT. scarcely more than five 'Ai'es ,rom .he
pennss l,snia border and moi over Gstv
m',e~ IN straight line from the city of
p.ffs',ur.r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

The Boscobel Argus SAYS it has IN lis
Office. serving in the capacity of devil,
i hoy, Nicholas Weber, about ii years Of
age. who lost his ri-i arm some wears
aEo, Tnis boy has been N the o.h,:e only
three months, and now sets a column and
Il half per das. distributes his letter. cor
reefs proof, does the rolling, &c, al. with
one arm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
EDWIN VI. STANTON.
LATER

Lees army has skedaddled from FrederickS
burg, and Gen. Hooker with his entire force
is after him. The report of Monday that we
had Richmond, was undoubtedly premature
though have doubt shall soon be
able to publish the cheering intelligence that
''Richmoud l. ours"
Grant is doing good work abost Vicks
burg We expect soor to hear that the reb-
els have left tina, point or that they arr
whipped.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
From the Louisville Journal Path.

BRILLIANT ExPLoIr-Capt Hare s COM
pany OF mounted infantry, attached to the
25th Michigan, were sent to Meade coun-
ty on sunday last for the purpose of
breaking up nest of rebel recruiting Of
fcers and a band of guerrillas who were
committing outrages on Union men in
that vicinity. On Wednesday, party of
about forty rebels were discovered in am
bush, near the town of Meadeville, and
Capt Hare Immediately attacked them,
routing chem and killing seven notorious
rebel desperadoes, amongst whom were
the two leaders, Capt James q. Gorsuch
of this city, Capt w. Shacklett, of Meade
county, John Garret. of Builitt county
to ether with three others Capt. H al
so captured Dan Morgan Shacklett who
was with the band, and brought him back
to this city.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

THE Beaver Dam Citize,a says, In many
sections of the county the wheat is al
rea Iy up and iook'nt we'll, ,ni every iu-
dicatson thus far promises an riv and
abundant harvest All Segetation appears
to be nearly two weeks earlier this spring
than II WAS year ago.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

EsA- We haze. as vet, no full account OF
the losses in the recent battles south OF
the Rappahannock. They must be very
heavy on both sides, hut ail accounts of
the battles agree that the rebel loss ex-
cesds curr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

The eie, ebth annual Fair of the H.
inois State Agricultural Society win be
held at Decatur. from the 2Sth Of Septem-
her 10 the Sd of October. inclusive
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

over the harren fields of il.s p.rishioners
H- passed from on enclosure ~ another.
and pros.s uaced his henr.iic;ion until he
came ~ most pnrrorising ease. lie
surveyed h sterl- acres in despair =
"Ah SAID he, ~ thren no nse ofpr4y
ing here-this needs marure r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
San Frarc:sco. Nav

The small Steamer Ada Hancock EN-
pio'ed In conseyne PASS ngers from the
wharf at >an Pedro, to the steamer Sen
ator, which anchors In deep water i've
nmi nmillBess lBe.s tEom tns iandin-.. exniodsd her boil
passengers and wounding the balance ex-
cept seven Among the killed are Capt
~eelay. Wm l. B. Sanford Fred kerlin
q son the late Ien. Albert Sidney John
ston, DIR. H. Nj. Myles, VIM. K. Ritchie,
Heber kimball the Mormon Missionary,
aud Capt Joseph Bryant
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
indianapolis, Nav 6.

The United States Circuit Court conve-
ned yesterday, Hon. David Davids of III
inois, one of the Supreme Judges, and
Hon G B. Smith District Judge presid-
ing This will be the most important
Court ever held in Indiana. A large num-
Der of cases of treason, conspiracy against
the Government, con6scatisn Of property,
&c, will be brought before this Court
Col Conrad Baker of Evansville, late
of the lst cavalry, has entered on his du-
ties as Provost Marshal General of Indi-
ana
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

A ~ToRNFY At law and Notary Public, Dodgeviile,
Iowa Couufy Wis Particular attention paid 70
.oIIsctInE Refer 10 Hon. c. q. washburn, and Cobb
( Sudduth O.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
THE NEWS.

| The past week has been one ofanxi>ty,
hope and fear The fact that the two
great armies of the Potomac were engag-
ed In mortal com bat, created con siderable
sensation in the public mind, and all was
anxiety for the result 1t was known that
the rebels were in strong .orce, protected
by cHtTenchments, and the most sanguiae
had fears that Gen. Hooker might not be
able to compete with them IN the exposed
position that he must necessarily sccupv
The news on Friday wa unfavorable, and
to the effect that Gen Hooker had be n
beaten and driven across the Rappahan
mock This Intelligence was extremely
dep essing To the minds of Union men.
but copperhead stock took more sndden
rise than gold has ever been known To do
m Wall Street The SATURDAY. news. how
ever, IN ,n-ei the COMPLEXION OF affairs
some hat and showed that Gen Hooker
was NOT driven across the Strea,n hy the
Rebels, but foun': l. pru lent to cross for
lear oi hein cu- IF rom his sunn.ies nv
the sudien rise ut ,he river which had n.
reaty reached zen feet above the mark il
occupied on The d ~ the army crossed -
The follow w.ng oiiiaa dispatch from the
Secretary of War 20 tiov S.Iom n san
thenac as to the after position o our
army:
Washin rton. Nav : 1868
To tSov. solomon, Madison. Wis
fhe President and q ficncrdi in Chief
have Iust returned from the army Of the
i'stomtc
The principal operatio Of Gen Hook
1T n Ell, hut there has been no serioas
disaster to the organization ami eihci.ncv
- the army.
IT, nov occupy nr It's former position
on the Rarpa hammock. havir :. reerosSad
the river 'oithoat any toss an the more
mcnf
Not more than on. third of Gen Hook
er force was engaged
Gen Sfoaeman s operations ,cere q b IL
tsdnt success; A part of his forces advan-
the enemy Communications hare been cut
an ecergdi ection
The army will speedily resume o6en-
sire operations
EDWIN VI. STANTON.
Secretary # War.
The fighting was terrible for several
days, and many brave man fell in the
engagement We select the following from
the Chicago papers:
Our entire loss in killed wounded aud miss
ing does not exceed IL, ,ooo-honorablv to the
army. but lamentabIy for the country. the
greatest proportion of them in killed and
wounded. cur loss in prisoners does not ex-
cesd 700. We have received 2.54o prison
ers from TIE "nemy. We lost eight guns and
took the same number from the enemy The
rebels loss in killed wounded and missing
! Illllsr hsr-.. henta E.n., Lie .1nrs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Ia As old Eagle Saloon, doruer Of High and Vine
streets, Mineral Point, Wis by
Il IL 3 8 81 . o NJ.


FxeIve lines Nonpare type compact matter, or their
equivalent in space vii he counted as square
Professionsbie and Business Cards = me; per
firs FIVE lines, and fty cents lor eseh ao
Stionai line.
E-.rav Notices published four weeks, ~ Tor single
,nI nj ana dft CENTS for each additional animal
notice
Legal Notices at StsTnte rates
special NaticeS Ieaded kept inside having prece
teac- linars advertisements. ~ per cent advance
or ordinary
Nstices Of meetings charitable societies, &c hai'
er =
kiv rfisernerts accompanied with directions VIII
81 rte .iu f,raI,t and charged for accordingly
~ tFu<i@rf ffrssr ftsT h nail for IN
EFrf5~~ This rIis will not h varied rom
T-a' '-r na-nts allowed the privilege ~ chang
IL eusreerlv
No airer-is I'm mt cons ler 4 les. than -qu-r.
n-Lls LscraalE QrAsrEsLr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
ST lTEoF WI CoNslN IoWAC0 CIRCUIT COURT. |

tStamP-1
Ann MANGO 4 ,-PlainiiH
AGAINST.
Harrison Lloyd Delos Lloyd L Jen-
ME Lloyd (wife Of Harris ioyd)
hArl-s y. Henderson, Char es VI.
-nders n, 81 phen B. CIR CORY.
James a Norton John X. Mcbride. s,,r,-, g.. =,
John VI. Ro isln iiar Hoover, tTt,s,a I.s,
william Ho,e. James Graydon, -
Wa.n tiraydon. Geo. II. eeley,
William A Scott, r ID. Jones A ID
Jones, II. D. Jones, E Sears.
IIeuIy sheldon, William II ",
Edwin VanGroas ack, and Henry
Boyd Jr. D. endants
& t. met esendsn!S:
You hereby summoned and required 20 answer
the Complaint in this action II which copy l. herewith
served on You ani serve copy of yoar answer OF
me, my residene IL the ity of neral Point,
- Of Iowa and Of Wisconsin. - thin ninety day.
after the service hereof usi Of the day of such
servic and II you ail to answer the cosnpls Mt
aforesaid the plaintiff will apply the for tbs
relief demanded in the complaint
TO -Es ST :oNG, Pt1intifs Attorn<y-
The complaint in the above entitled action was fled
in the Office II the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Iowl
County on the 2Ith day Of April 1868.
AoSHs H. STRONG, Psai.f.fs attorney
tg.Tv.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
New York. Nav 4

The Cairo correspondent o: the Times
states that The movemes to cut off reb.
ei communications between the Mobile
and ONO ra.iroad, and another in central
NJ Mississippi, by which ali roads connect
ing with s,cksburg were To be cut, .las
been Successful
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
j. 3 NDFFETT. u. d.,

ENERAL Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, PFoSl'
u ons Hardware, sc, Yellow stone Nis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
Cincinnati. Nav >

aIsnd -ham was arrested at his res
loence at Day ton, shis morning by soidiers
sens rom here by special tram last nj ght.
An attempt to Rescue him failed he has
been brougnt to this city
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
JOHN III. WESTON,


NOTARY Public Conveyancer and General Agent
Linden, Iowa county, WIS lo-u-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
MIN ERAL POINT SALOON.

HAS OPENED AT HIS OLD Saloon on High o.
4 street, and supplied his Bar with the best
suAIitv a. liquors He VIII he pleased to
his old customers any time, and invites ihe
patr0uaxe ~ the public generally.
HAy 81 I'D. -2..-t!.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
~ in JarEa
SAaf'L HOWE,
Commission N erchant,

lIS -oush Water stree Chicago.
COLICITS Consgnments of GRIAS Flour Poar
- IASn etc for sale. order 70 purchz e VIII
make advances ConaGnnrenrs - be neld here er
Sei<yed HR< 11As
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
FA-Hso>xsIr B.KsKR

,rFoRGE APPEL having fitted up his shop in the
most approved style, is prepared 20 shave, Dress
Hair Shampoo. etc ali who may favor him With call
xiil also attend BlertIng Cuppiuz aud Leechng,
short and the best manner % the -Cs-
perfect satisfaction warranted in all cases IS.
NV AGBT oryPE GALLERY.
tNHE Proprietrrs u the New Au.orotype Gallery sry
4 no~ really 10 tske
/. X r y + : E
n Al t,~ latest sDd Improved styles; having h- zarsn
sase u a s1orth hight. and trs'-c.ssS sr'e-s.
T1-.I = AZ, NJ ftlri &c h
sr re Of .~ puhGc patronage IS rr,nectfuily soIic
ttrd
Roons Or Court House SQUARE.
October 10 lSs9 ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
EA-HfHNaRIF
nApRFRING AND HAIR DRESS

pARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING.
ssNNF SUBSCRIBER having recently opened shop IN the
room adjoining the Post Once, Is prepared 20 -ait
xeon customers at any hour q the aay- sHANlNtr
CEkNPO NM. HAIR DRESSING, &c, done in the
= manner and most fashionable styles
Br rist uou his business and ardent desire 20
please ,a- merit and receive share Of the pat
= the citizens gf Mineral Point
sueral Point, June }rd, If Vi. P. TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
ST I.ouis- Nav G

y. Louis, Way 8.
Ahou: loo more of the most pr minent
and active sec.ss:Onists of the city were
arrested tod Y, and will probably be sent
South in few days The list which is
sill TO number several hundred. EN- braces
doctors ami uctive business and profess
ion;;i men No fayoriteism will he shown
to guilty disIovaiists They will have to
go together with their families. The
wives and families of officers of the rebel
service it is also said, will be sent beyond
our lines
Several spies have been convicted by a
military commission nov in session here,
and are awaiting sentence.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
fuaF.s.E- e.. .oEBER,

1,ot-xSELLOR AT LAw.-Ofice in Ross building
opposite rrihuue otice, up stairs High Street Min
.rxs Point, Wisconsin -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
s.ETEI. ~. REESE

nFFICF In Modett's Block in rear Of Drug store
J Mineral Point. Wisconsin. o4-lJ-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

JO FpH 7. nAVEY
as Just received the larges; and best stock Of
Iocks, Va che~ and Iewelrv
shat h.s eve been hrCuEh this city The rufo
t b. a,!rsts call and eVauaine for themselves
sFECTACLES III TCEhEl-> tsH5 = YARDS,
SiiNFR AND PLATED y ABE for sale.
R-sa5r5ne done on short Notice, and warranted ts
give e.. >fffvfffctfoH. Jeesrs uf ah kinds made
e order. Particular atSentioa Eiveu -
EN q K AV y q
His shrl + 4 she 5!I stand of r. psvey.
Mineral FONT. Dec L. lS6I e1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
Cincinnati. May 6.

Dayton has been comparatively quiet
to day Anout thirty rinSieaters in last
nights riot have been ARE -te without
resistance, and placed in jail The Empire
newspaper has been suppressed Its editor
has been arrested and brought here The
soldiers removed a swivel from the Empire
office, ana also took possession of two
wagon loads of muskets stored in the
Light Guary armory, Every precaution
has been taken to prevent renewal OF
the outbreak.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
ST Paul. Nav 5.


More Indian depredations are reported
bv messengers from Fort Abercrombie,
who arrived tonight Four men, two be-
ing soldiers, were murdered last week,
fifty miles this side of the fort They
were driving cattle to that post when they
were waylaid by Indians.
Small parties Of Indians have been seen
within four miles Of New Tim They are
stealing horses in that neighborhood and
have killed several persons on Cotton
Wood River The Northerner took down
the last OF the Sioux this evening.
Davenport, May 6.
The steamer Davenport Capt Buford.
has arrived with 762 Indians, composed
chiefly of squaws and children of the
Sioux tribe from Minnesota. bound for
Daeotah. The Northerner is expected
to morrow evening, with 500 more
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13
Gr aRs.F w. COBB,

.IDnuCE aud general Commission Merchant, deal
= in salt Sat-r Line. &c, stone warehouse, near
Il Depot, Mineral Point. lo-4--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

.sAsA ro1R kIEr WILSON. Jas. 3. sUppCTz
CoB8. V7t~8N & T9t'iTH-

AwYrRS Min raj 5int Iowa County, Wisconsin
VII pref tssI,ns business al { Ire>Pon-
ene- s. h heretofore v III d acure Pensions. ottRin
ssules from ne state aui Federal Government, and
prosecute Chains against them mp ibe al terms
q nee oppo,it. Court Hodse. dp stairs 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

npysrCIAS and Surgeon Mineral Point, Wisconsin
Iy20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

NOTARY PuaIic Land Agen.. &c, &C. Arena iowa loNa
= ~,,,s+y Wis Viii attend 70. payment OF taxes
sc viz. accuracy and dispatch d,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-05-13

CAR ,NER &. NE'GS.

rr72<ry st Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Min
! .ry Pafnt Office in Niitons Block