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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
Proceedings OF the Board Of Comfy Supervisors

OFFICE OF the BOARD or SUPERVISORS,
2 O'Clock, P. NJ }
The Board of Supervisors OF Iowa Co.
Wisconsin. conc ued at DodgeviIle, Tues
dav. November 18th A D 1864
Present. Nessrs. .JoHN JAMES and VIM
= RfcB.RDsos. The Chairman, Mr. GEO
SINS being absent
The Board was called to order by the
Clerk fs:5;.
Mr.. Henry piowman presented the re-
mort of the >uncrintendents OF the County
Poor. which was read, and vouchers eX-
aminel. s--.-.-s
Wbereuron. n motion, the Board ai-
iourned NATL Wednesday morning, at .
clock
WEDNESDAY. Nov. l6, 9 A. NJ.
The. Board met pursuant to adjourn
n. MT
Present-Messrs SINS, JAMES and RICH
ARDsoN.
The report of the Superintendents of
the County Poor was taken up and ac-
cepted, as follows:
To the Commissioners # Io,oa County
The undersigned. Superintendents Of
the roor of Iowa County Wisconsin, here
with submit the current statement of the
affairs of the County Farm, for the year
ending No~emher lst 1864
The inmates of the house nre we'll pro-
rided for. and are generally in very com
Portable condition The number Il erages
aboat twenty-five (25.) including four or
Fl insane persons.
The result of the ftrming operations
this season. is tolerab fair, with the ex-
ception Of the article Of wheat, of which
we hare prohab raised enough for seed.
Q ats were an acreage crop. not vet thrcshed.
Corn four hundred (4o0) hnshe $. Pota-
toes one hundred and fifty (l5o) bushels.
Turnips fifty (50) huShe : Beans twelve
02) bushels Coffee four az bushels
Hav thirtv-five go tons. With cabbage
and other vegetables. After selling off
four head of catt Q there will remain TWEEN
weight (2S) head for beef, milking, &c.
After supplying the House with the nee
essarv amount Of pork. and selling the re
meinder Of saleahle hogs. there remains
nineteen 19) stock hogs for the ensuin =
year.
The funds on hand will enable the SUI
perintpndentS IN meet their bills comm =
in until about the first of January next,
except the amount due the County Treas
urer A fter that there Wi be n deficiency
of at east four hundred ($400) dollars.
which we will has no mears to meet
We, therefore, ask the County Commits
sioners to appropriate Al amount sufficient
to co err the Indebtedness to the County
Treasurer. and to meet the said deficiency
say eight hundred $500 dollars in all
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
j. NJ STRnNc,
as-E e. Henry PLowMAS,
FRANCIs LITTLE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
The S;tglti0E,

The present situation Of the military
affairs Of our country looks highly favora-
BILE to the Union armies. We hear but
little, it is very true, of what Gen Grant
il doing about Petersburg and Richmond,
yet we are persuaded he IS not idle one
great secret of Grants success may be
attributed to the fact that he keeps MS
own councils We shall not be surprised
at any day to hear Of his moving upon the
enemies works in q manner that Will
make ali rebeliom groan in dispair. The
canal which Gen Butler has been some
time digging, is now said to be about com
pleted \ large number Of eunboats are
ready to pass through l. and cooperate
with the land forces in the capture OF the
rebel capitol
Sherman is ere this on the coast whore
he too will be aided by a large fleet at
whatever point he may strike. Sa- an
nah, Charleston, and Mobile, arc doomed
cities that must soon Weld to the power OF
our armies The news from Louisiana is
encouraging, while from Sheridan's army
there is nothing unfavorablc.
Hood has neatly been repalsed IN his
attempt to capture Franklin, Tenn, with
a loss of from 5000 to G000 men, including
sc eral high military officers. Gen. Thorn
as is near Nashville, where a battle Is
looked for at any moment, and one we
trust that will rid East Tennessee OF rebel
troops. We NAV he too san@uine IN our
homes. but if we rightly view the :; gns Ct
the times, we shall at no distant day have
the satisfaction in recording important
Federal triumphs that cannot fail to q ad-
den the hearts Of al loyal citizens. 1t Is
true we may meet with reverses 70 some
portions of our armies, bat they cannot be
Of long duration.
Let n ! northern citizens who love the
Union cause rejoice at the prospect OF
speedy triumph over the armies of our
country. Our soldiers feel e. outraged
BY the result of the recent elections They
now realize that they haze hackers AZ
home, and when the hour comes for action,
their leaders have but to give the signal.
and they will fight rs only men ear fight
who feel the sacredncSs Of their cause and
know the eye. of the world are upon them,
looking fora Gre wn Of victory to rest upon
their efforts Our Government appears
to be in earnest-our army officers can
be trusted, and our soldiers relied upon,
fer final struggle with the monster re
beilion, which al good men hope and
pray may result in restoration Of peace
to our once happy AMI still prosperous
country.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

The President has appointed Hon. Jas.
Speed, of Louisville, KY, Attorney Gen
eral of the United States, in place Of Ed
ward Bates, resigned.
Gen Sherman is rapidly approaching
the sea coast, near Savannah, which point
is supposed to be his destination. de has
met with very little opposition on ms
mar.h thus far, and has captured Miiien'
4 town on the Georgia Central Kan roaa'
al out sixty miles west OF Savannah. d
LARGE number of Union prisoners have
Laan confined at Millen. and as no report
has been recei-ed Of their removal, 1t Is
safe to infer that Sherman has rescued
them from longer experience of rebel bar
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
S2IS5 81

The petition OF l. NJ Strong for the use
Of the Nheritfs room in conjunction with
that officer at u stipulated rent was grant
ed and the same was fixed at 81 % per
month
The petition of % voters of the town of
Wyoming, and 60 voters Of the town Of
Arena. IN favor of setting off fractional
section No >. and sections Nos l6, 81, -
and 33 in Township s north, of range
east, from The town of Arena and attaching
the same TO the town of Wyoming. was
taken up and referred TO the Boards of
Supervisors of said towns, for their con-
with the recomme ndation that
if it be deemed advisable TO make any al
teratiou, sections 4. and Is In Township
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
TsYE NEWS,

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~. AZ. e., d. oc,,,+, - - ,-or
NJ, ,,. H.. ,:1s :
a., .u-. g., -, 80. 49,. IT,
-.
Noior General John NcCIar,ond
80 Pr;rod:or coror,rs T,1;,s Whit. T
parno a. %oor nou boro r.sirnod
,bair combinations
op.ntitv of rabaI var nataria, for
.rtiIlorr nnrnosos b,z h,ar so;za5 AZ Col
Ingwooj Cnnad, West
In aTebiran MIR lincoln, majority ia
1889 on the home vote. and 1882 with
the soldiers vote
A Mott, fire AMI Iestrov railroad bui'd-
inrs and Government property NJ Memphis
has been discovered. and the rebel agents
arrested
The can+nred n;ra.a FL,r;t, was nat
sunk nurnassIv. ~ i gonara1Iv- srnrossI
She ,r,s !, 1,,f-;r....,r.l ;rio,, ,rar;o,.1,.
and comm in col isian Will, = steamer
she rapi.lIv filed ana went - the ha.t4m
General Pope who was recentlv sum
moned 10 Washington from Milwaukee.
has gone to City Point. and it Is rumorcd
that he is TO have command of the u
Corps, lately commanded By General Han
cock.
A rebel force. with FIVE pieces of artil-
lery, passed within twelve miles Of Cairo
on Monday last moving towards Central
Kentucky. On Tuesday party of rebels
tore up the railroad track between May
field and Paduoah to point within four
miles of the latter place. upon which an
attack is anticiplted.
Alta trial of a new proiectile, Mt New
Haven, a range Of : miles was obtained
This shell Is designed for the destruction
of Richmond from our present lines.
The greatest eScrtlonS are being made
TO discover ;he conSpirators concerned in
the late attempt to burn New ork City.
The hotel keepers offer $4,000 for the
first CONVICTION $4,000 tor the second,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

thomas tarke2E, c1nvassinT votes, > %
Whereupon, on motion, the Board add
journed until Friday morning
FRIDAY. Nov lS-9 o clock n. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members all present
The following claims were taken up and
allowed
Yates y Lewis. fixing cistern etc. $50 90
Davev X Co, whitewashing rooms
in Court House, 81 90
Nledcken u TO, stationery loo So
b iss n Otis, printing x advertising $50 p
b iss X Son, do do % so
VIM. T. Henry and others. mayors
fees, etc, inquest on body of Dan
iel Herman, Is 10
James Jones and others, Justices
fees, etc. inquest on the body of
Thomas Evans. IL 90
John Horn. constab e's fees 81
Stephens & Richard, Livery hire
carrying prisoner to JAIL 3. so
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
More Testimony for Weeds Celebrated
Patent Sewing Machines.

New YORK, Jan. Sd, 1864
Mn FARMER-Sr: Your letter of Dec
18th is before me, requesting my experi-
ence with weeds Sewing Machine |
am always clad to recommend a thing as
worthy as | know this machine to lie. 1t
is about eight years since first owned
one Of them was employed as forewo-
man in n straw mandatory Tor three
years where they had nine machines
one Grover Il Bakers Shuttle one Me
OILS; five Excelsior, and two other patents
which | have forgotten. When | first
went into the shop took my Weed Ma
chine, feeling confident it would do the
work ey had so ong been trying to do
with other machines | mt once put it in
to operation for binding straw hats, and
in few days thew bought FIVE more
Weed Machines. and so on till all the
Others We're thrown aside ! have used
them on almost cry kind Of work. and
find them superior to any other machine
now before the public. and | do not think
there is now any Sewing NJ chine in ex-
istence but | have had some experience
with it, and | must acknowledge that |
can find none equal to the Weed for du
rabilitv and simplicity. 1t is easily learn
ed and kept in order and is superior for
fami and manufacturing purposes-for
cloth. leather, straw. binding and fe hats
and the finest work of a family |
know that can arrange n better tension
on the Weed than any other machine
ever tried, and when Il machine runs II
To S hours per day in a f'-torv for three
years. and Is still running, / ca it worthy
of being considered durable ] have only
told you what personally know.
Yours respectfully,
IT-TI, Il EFIEp
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

north, of range east be included in
the petition. -
On motion, the Board adjouIned tomeet
at 2 clock P. m.
= 2 O'CLOCK, P. II.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members all present.
A claim of s. b McLnnehiinsof S20.63
for work done on the wood house, outside
Of his contract, was taken up, considered
and allowed
The Board then took up the general nie
of bills, and after considering the same
the following claims against the county
,rora allowed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
In Probate--.Iovva Comfy Cam,

In the matter OF the estate Of William Davis
an reading and filing the petition of John J. D,,;.
~ of Iowa ounty, representing among other nm,
tina. William Davis late OF said County deceased
sixth day OF November, A. D. 1854, 1t the rs.s
dence of David G. Roberts, died intestzfe ls.ri
goods ehat Is and estate within this county and n,
ing that administration Of said be unto ~;
granted. Ii is ordered that said petition be h.,
before the Judge Of this Court Monday the s.cont
day of January, A. D. 1868, at the Probate Ofceip IT.
village of Dodgeville. -"
And it is further ordered that public notice ths-,
be given all persons interested Nv PUBLISHING -
Of this order COR three weeks successivelv 9rio-
said day of hearing, in the Mineral Point Trih,, -
weekly newspaper circulating in said county '
Dated December 5:h, 1864. ss
JOHN BONNER
Sw49 Couut,, -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

A claim of Nelson t. Bovee for bounty
on a wildcat scalp was disallowed no
bounty offered by the county.
The Board then adjourned until Thurs
day morning
THURSDAY. Nov. II. 9 O'Clock a. m
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
mrnt.
Members al present.
The genera f,e Of bills were taken up
and the f,llowilc aims allowed:
Charles Ohlerkine and others, JUS
of Francis Moran, s3S o.
Charles Ohlerkin@ and others Jus
tees fees. etc State rs Brophy Il g.
Charles Ohlrrkinr and others JUS
tees fees, etc. State as. Phillips Il 80
VIM. T. Henry ard others Mayors
fees, etc. State rs Jas. Bas.ia-, 3 IS
Augustus Grnte and others Justices
fees, etc State as. Thos Allen, 80
Augustus Gro'e and others Justices
fees. etc State rs VIM Gordon, 2 81
los. Beecher and others, Justices
fees, etc, State rs Peter kurth, so -
Arthur Brew and others, Justices
fees, ETC. State rs Martin Chris
topherson, II p
William T Henry, Mayors fees,
state as. j0nn Alien, ~
John Ivev. Constahle's fees do ! 81
Robert II kinzie and others. JUS y
tees fees etc, State rs Catharinc
Dunbar, 6 %
A claim Of VIM r Samp on and others,
Justices fees, &c, State rs John Morris
for So was distlow e,l, for reason that
it was not itemized
4 claim of VIM X Sampson anil others.
Justices fees. .Ec. State rs Christopher
Mccain Of $I3 10 was disalowei
itcmizel
A claim Of Re- "a L. Read, Justices
fees, Staters Mary Cock, Of $2,S7, vas
disallowed-n itemized
John Ivev constable's fees in same case,
allowed at $3.50
A claim of Richard L. Read, Justices
fees, State rs. John Allen of 1862 was
diSa lowed not itemized.
John ivev, Constahies fees in same
case. allowed S4.45-$3, 90 for assistance
not allowel-party' name not q en-.
Thomas j. Otis witness fees in same
case, allowed sc cents.
Curtis Beech SIS cents
a claim of Richard L. Read. Justices
fees, State rs. Ellen Allen Of s., 81 was dis
aIlowed-nnt tented
John Ivev constahIc's fees in same case
allowed at 2,S1-assistance disalow ed
no name ri en-.
The Board adjourned to meetat , o clock
T. NJ
> CLOCK p NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
Justices claims were again taken up
and tho 70 lowing were allowed
Augustus Grote. State Us Ii Coates 81 II
Fotz. conStahles fees same case ii II
Thos Carkeek, State Us. ii. Jones ? 40
J. NJ Miller. constable 5 fees disallowed.
not itomized
James ZONES. State rs VIM. Johnson 3 66
James Jones, State rs VIM RYAN t -
f II Moves constable 5 fees same case - 60
James Jones State Us T. Reese ct al 3 SO
James Homes, State rs d Fl Jones ct al 7 II
4 claim of a Grote and \ Randall for
Justice and Constahes fees in case Of
State rs John Dougherty. ct. al was dis
allowci-not itemizcd.
A claim of Richard Ivev in case Of
State rs. Hans Sogus was disal owed-not
Il proper Charge against County being
costs of defendant
The follow iae aims for e'ection ex-
penseS were then taken M and allowed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
Gardner C. Meigs, attendance at pres

Gardner C. Meigs, attendance at pres
ent session, II w |
The Chairman offered the following, |
which were read and adopted
Ordered, that the Chairman and Clerk |
of this Board be authorized to advertise
for proposal. to furnish the County with
SO cords Of wood for the use of the court
room and Offices for the ensuing year
and the sheriff is hereby authorized to re-
ceive and accept said wood
Ordered. that the Clerk and Treasurer
procure all the books and stationery for
the use Of the County officers Tor the en-
suing wear.
Ordered, thnt the Treasurer procure
one barrel of Kerosene for the use oil the
Court House
Ordercd that the Chairman md Clerk
of this Board are hereby authorized to
draw orders for the payment ct an nrtrH OF
County officers, and for such nppr"prih-
items to meet contingent exI eI'sos as have
been made 1T the present session as the
same may be ca led for
On motion the Board adjourned until
Wednesday morning.
WEDNESDAY, Mo-. 23-9 a. IN.
The Board met pursuant to ADJOURN
ment
reSent-MSSSTs. FMS ANU "N"t-S'
The following resolution was presented
! and adopted
Resolred, That the use of the court room
| for any other purpose than that OF holding
court is hereby prohibited; the terms OF
| the insurance policy making this acton
peremptory; and the sheriff is instructed
| 10 attend I, the strict enforcement Of tins
resolution.
The Clerk then laid before the Board
| the followin. summary of accounts allowed
| ut the present session:
Wolf bounties s445 66
Justices Court Eynenses 472 %
| EJe zion Exnenses 81 81
| improvements about Court House So -
| Insurance nolicv on do lOI 90
| Books and stationery l'l 81
! Printing and and advertising 1902 %
| Circuit Court Expenses
| jurors Il witness cts $63l 80
| Clerks fee hi Is. l47 60
! Drawing Jurors 0O=733 80
| Incidental EXPENSES l04 81
/ Tax claims So So
| Wood bill 239 Is
| Sheriff bill COO IA
| county Board expenses 16i "a
| Salarics-C ERIK x Dist Attorney 100 90
! Appropriations for County Poor
Farm 500 90
Appropriations to Sup't Co poor $40 90
Contingent expenses for ensuing
year-estimated 220O 90
S9340 90
The Board then proceeded to levy the
State, County, and Comfy School tax for
| he ensuing year as follows
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

@Dan. Voorhees,, following the ex-
ample of Nallandigham, ia about to drop
politics, reno to New York CITY, and
resume the practice of the- law He
should be careful what papers he leaves
lying around loose in his law Office.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
TThe peace men Of Delaware refused

II The peace men of Delaware refused
to participate in the services Of Thanks
giving dav, because Go ernor Cannon, in
his proclamation, instanced among the
causes for thaRkfulnesS the freeing of the
LA res of Maryland. and the prospects of
speedy dec aration of universal free
dom
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
Colt S.raycG--aj Reward.

-. TRAfED from the subscriber, while in the sire.t
: Of Mineral Point, on the 4th Of \ vember, 1864 ,
gray roam Smoking ORSE 'fET
Wh0e- will return the same to my residenc,
the Rock Bridge the Mineral Point and Mad
road give Information where said Colt may b,
found will the above reward.
p o. Address-Dodgeville, . Is
JAMES WEBB
Dodgev lie. Nov. IS, 1864. a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
Revision of EnToIImen, :

I lie Board of Enrolment Of the Sd Dis,rc, ,,,
con>ip will hold session for the purnose ~ -
vising the enrolment at Mineral Point on H. To,h ~,
2oth, and at Dodse7ile on the 2st day Of December
1864.
The physically disabled are requested TO pre,.p.
themselves for examination. fH'
Aliens and those Of unsuitable age are reouAs..s ,
file proof OF non-liah ty. Town officers and c,.n.
genera ly are requested assist in perfectirg The
roiiment rnd removing therefom al name. improper,
thereon Tor all causes also 10 report the OF Al.
persons who should he added thereto with color ar,
place, occupation, ard vhe;her married OF Fnst
quotas are based on EnroV3seHt.
JOHN G. CLsRK
Capt. and Provost Marshal, 80 Dist Wis
November IS 1864. ew4g
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
TAKEN Up

DY the subscriber. living in the Of Mineral
ID Point, about miles due north Of the city.
about the Sth OF November. 1861 red and white
X. supposed to be five Xix years old. He /,
small in SIZE but other particular rks discern
able.
The is requested to call, prove prnr erty pay
charges and take the same away.
WM. MITCHELL.
Mineral Point Nov. 10 1864. 40
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

NorE-The sum of $3.50 90 TO be added to the State
Tax Of the ity Of Mineral Point, TO pay the interest
Seminary Loan.
The Board then fixed the salaries of the
County officers for the ensuing two years,
as follows
County Treasurer $500 GO
Clerk of Board 1000 90
District Attorney 500 90
Whereupon, on motion, the Board ad
iourned to meet again on the first Tues
day Of January next
Attest JoHS HEBRON.
Clerk
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

The Board then proceeded to examine
the books and vouchers of the County
Treasurer
The 70 lowing amounts were allowed
John lvey for constable's fees, as certified
by John p Tramel Municipal Judge of
the city of Mineral Point:
In case of State rs. Josiah l.anyon 90
. - Shea ct al 6 q
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
STRAY NOTICE.

HANT into the enclosure of the subscriber Ivinr
in the town Of Minlin. about the 1rt day OF
October. 1>64 y hite Steer. White Steer
with red ears. Red Iefe with the tip Of no h
frozen Of, and one Red and White Heifer. with right
ear cropped and split all one year old past The
owner requested TO prove property pay charge. ard
take them away.
WILLIAM BAINBRIDGE.
hifflin. November Cd, 1861 4-&5.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

ssWhoever Il not prepared to sacrifice party organza-
siocs and oiaf,rns on the Of his country does
not desey,re the support and countendnce u Ron
THERE ARE NO LONGER ANY P RITES. SAVE
THESE TWO PATRIOTS AND TRAIToRSi :"
Stephen 4. DoHg1Gs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
TAKEN GP

DY the subscrihe;, living in the town Of Linden.
- the 9th Of November. 1864 = three years old
brown and white speckled sTEF r. He has large
horns. which turn in No other marks have been
ticed.
Tn" owner is requested to call prove property. pay
charges and take him away.
FRANCIS LITTLE.
Linden, Nv II, 1864 -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

TIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
Az INVALID.
Published for the benefit, and "a CATION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous D.
bility, Premature Decay OF Manhood &c, supplying
at the same timr THE MEANS SELF-CURE. BY
who has cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed envei-
ope, single copies NAV be ha 1 Of the au hor
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
SNIP Brooklyn Kings Co, n. Y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
u. s. TAX NOTICE.
n OTI is hereby given tina have received ~
~ Assessment list OF tie
Special Income Tax

Levied in the Third District Of Wisconsin b, a., =,
congress approved July 4lh 1864 that the "a me !, a.
and PAYABLE that for the purpose Of receiving
ment Of made i'm the County Of Iowa Co.
W Bliss Deputy ollector. will be the wi.con,i,
House in the village OF Highland Tuesday the Ism
day 81 December; at the avoca House in Areca on
Wednesday, the 'th OF December at the Post Once in
Arena the 18th Of Recember; At the Office OF 6 "
in 'odgevilie saturday the l7th OF December
md the Tribune Office in Mineral Point until IN.
a4th Of December, 1854. A penalty Of ten per e,p,
will be added to all income tax not aid me by III,
d " last a in this notice
L :. Collector Office. Sd Dist. Albany Wis Ror
POD. 1864. j. II. WARREN. Collector
GEO. ". BLISS, Dep'y Col ector, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
TAKEN UP

DY the suhscriber, residing in the town Of Mineral
~ Point about miles north Of the city Of Mineral
Point about The 18th day of November 1864 one
spotted red and W he BULL, supposed be one year
old last spring
The owner is requested to call. prove property, pay
charges and take the away
TIIOS. B. TREGILGUs
Vim raj Point Nov. o. 1851 AZ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

The claim of Gardner Meigs for Sher-
1T ; fees and .jai expenses for the past
year was then allowed at 1896. ii
y claim Of John lvey for payment Of
doctors bills for dressing wounds received
in the discharge Of his duties as constable.
was disa lowed for the reason that the
Board had no authority by law to allow
the same
The fol owing appropriations were made
for County Board expenses during the
year. including present session;
George Sims, s34 IS
John James, % 80
WIN. ;. Richardson. II Oh
Assistance to Clerk, IS 90