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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-05-23

@John M. Bolts, the only Slave-owner
about Richmond, who is known to be on
posed to the rebellion, has, it is said, lost
his property of that sort. They recently
took it into their heads that freedom was
better than servitude, and walked into the
Union lines. Bolts wanted them to be sent
back, but his desires were not granted
As Bolts is Union man we do not desire
to see him suffer any loss of property. But
as STAKEHOLDER we think he has no right
to complain if his negroes, like those of
others, avail themselves of their present
opportunity, and strive to elevate them
selves from the condition of chattels to that
of freemen. Wouldn't Bolts do it bimse,f
if in their place? If he would, is it not
right in another-even if his skin is dusk W
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-05-23

&s-The Cincinnati Gazette states that the
recent proclamation of the President in re-
lation to the enrolment of foreigners who
have declared their intention to become
citizens, was issued at the instance of Earl
Russell. The British Minister informed
the President that he did not intend to give
official protection to Englishmen who had
renounced their allegiance to the Queen,
but that it would only be conforming to
the comfy OF nations to allow all such per-
sons an opportunity to leave the country if
they desired to do so.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-05-23

Gss~ The money article of the New York
Tribune of Friday last says that counterfeit
fifty cent, postage currency, is in quite
general circulation in that city. 1t says
they are rather blurred and of rough exc
cution, and may also be detected by the
fact that,the words POST OFFICE in the right
hand lower corner in the counterfeit are
printed in one word, while in the genuine
they are divided, and stand as two.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-21
LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF DopGEvIILE

BLACKS ADDTTIoN.-Peter Williams, lot 2, s. 90
G W Williams, lot %, 81 10 Parry's Additon.-John
Prdeaux, lot in block 3, 81 40 Unknown, Its B. TO-
blk 5, A. Thomas Clayton, Its f. $, g. blk 5, a.
ret Rule Its g. brk H. 49, VIM. Lauyou, lots II
u IA, blk II, T6. jenkins Addition.-Sarah Swee-
uey lots / 2 blk 4, 90 Unknown, 1t blk IL, p.
Unknown lot blk II, 21. Unknown, lot block IL,
/ 90. Unknown, II blk II, 2 Is Unknown. 1t blk
IL 2S. Unknown, 1t 4 blk IL, 50. Mrs Jones,
lot blk 10, a. Unknown, lot blk 10, 2 o. I'm
known, 1t TX IL, z OF Unknown, 1t bk 9, 2 o.
Unknown, lot blk O. So. James Jones, lot blk 9,
30. David Williams lots 6 I blk >, 2 IL. Samuel
hor NJ Of 1t : bk ID, Is 10 John Jones, lot Blk
6, b. Barralls Addition-Airs Elze Henry, lot s,
81 II. G Lewis, t 20, l ST. II isous Addition.
B Farter lot IS, 2 20 Unknown, lot Al, 40
Maddin's Addit -ichard Arthur Its IS 149, 81.
VIM Jones, lot Il, 2 46. Unknown, lot ~, 8 0S.-
Thomas layton, south pit of IS 81, 50. Thomas
Davey, lot 92 %. Mrs Ann Evans, lots 115 & I16,
o. George Ettershauks, lots III lis, 4 sc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-21

LOTS IN VILLAGE OF ADAmsvILLE
Peter Slater, II. 70, 14&15, 50, 90. n. Holers-
on, 80, $500, j. adams 81, SAILS.
VILLAGE OF MOSCOW.
INK 5, bk 2, Sfsf Same omitted in 1853. 81 81 J.
Milton /, ), & T. b. ), 29,25. s. f. Ceary, ID 4
10. VIM. Hanson, bk 5, 81, 10. Nm. Flint. bo l..
INK, z, bko, Sis same omitted in 1851 II I'm
known, 500, 5, / 90. Unknown. Same omit ted IN
o, %. Unknown. Lot blk 8, Is. KittIe EIecnSon
!, blk 3, -. William Balman, 2,b g 49, Unknown,
l. BE-. -. u. G. Burnett, 5,b 9, I9 II. Unknown g.
., b. Unknown, same omitted in 1853 | 49, ~ II.
Balman, 709, b 9, -. Unknown, 1, blk TO- -. Tn
known, same oinit ted in ISIS. 1 49, Unknown, 505
IL, p. John Adams, T. bio, ID. Uuknown, 30 10.
l l3. Unknown, same omitted in 1858, l l3. John
Adams, all of Blk. Il 90
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-21
LOIS II THE VILLAGE OF HIGHLAND.

y. A. HilIs Estate, lot No. 80, 81 As DanT Knowl-
ton, lot 81 and NJ of IS IS 90 II; McCracken, lots
8, Ga SO 05 Michael McDern1ot los north of water
and so2th of Prospect Street. 81 81 2. @. Tn
derwood lot 40, 81 40. Mary 4. Woodward lot 80
- s.; John Waltz, lot 129, 81 40 " s. Weston,
lots 49, so, - 81. Guy Morrison, lot %, 81 o.. I'm
known, nj Of 10, 81 p. Bernhards Additiou.-Lev
naees Estate lots2, T. 81 g. Unknown, lot -, 81 1t
Unknown lot II, 81 Al.
Village Of Ceutervile.-Hatch, lots and 10, 81 80.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-21

VILLAGE OF ARENA.
Vary Iungwan, Lot in BPk g. 50 So. P Nillyard,
lot l blk IL, S. Hen Iungwan lot 2, blk II, 50
J. Aumbright lot blk Is, and lots 6 Blk 16. 81.
W. C. Wisthouse lot blk Is, l ST. J. Muzner lot
blk H. So Unknown, lots5, c, I, s, g. TO- H. 12 blk
u, &c. Auselar, lot TO- blk A. 81 Mllyad, lot 10
blk IT, 81. D. r. Fisher, lots s blk 10, S.
D. r. Fisher. lot 5 blk 10, 5S,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-21
Lots in W. \ Vi Sec 5-1own4, Ranges, HARRISON
,


CITY OF MINERAL POINTS, WARD.
Stroncs ct ais Addton.-John o. Agneiw lot BIZ
81, 81 81. James F. Brown, lot blk IA 10. Anton
BIotz lot q blk %, 80 Mrs J. BENEFITS Ell Of 10
blk a. II so. Arthur Britain, lot BIKE e5 Boyn-
los - feet In loA BIZ O. 10 -. Phillip Baa4-
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Prominently Journal of News and Literature,
The Tribune has political convictions which
are well characterized by the single word RE-
PUBLICAN 1t is Republican in its hearty ad-
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