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The following further particulars Of the wbalers des
troyed by the Shenandoah
Ship Hector was $50 tons burthen was owned by VIM
Rotch and others of B. aud valued with outfits when
she left home at s3l 900 There insurance. upon her
with risk, Of $1,000 at the Union Mutual ofce and
$Sl25 at the Ocean Office, N Il.
ship Abigail was $40 tons burthen, was Owned by Loum
Snow and others Of p, and valued witt outfits when
she left home at 600 There Insurance upon her
all the war risks upon her having been cancelled.
ship Euphracs sailed from Honolulu for he Arctic ApriI
49, having trans shipped all her oil She 5 tons bur.
ibsn was owned b. Edward W Rowland an others Of D.
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Miscellaneous,

sARAroGA.-Popuation, 7s43 Increased in ten years,
1,242
CLEVELAND, OHro-The population Is 6956e-an in.
crease in five years Of 1905.
CONVICTION Ky.-Total population of whites 10, ITO;
free negroes 457 slaves, 1853 Total population OF the
city, 20, 1855 Increase during the past year, Io74
DuBUoUE IowA.-Population about II, 900.
DETROIT, MICB.--The city directory just published
shows the increase Of population during the past year
to have been G. 600
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Mr. and Mrs Middleton Miss Kate n NASH Bronson
a Rogers II Armstrong, Geo W Dubach, II W Powell DR.

" nAnlon, anu oo IN sho ssoof16e.
and LADY, Jas Gentle Richard and LADY Daniel VIII
Msr and rss sss
and New Orleans simon Johns,ons Pittsburg john
LAM lady and aaiis Ss esdrsn New Mining Thos Du
Geo Parker, Cleveland Fred Bow Connectleut; Rev
Or wyle, Philadelphia Rob Watson Pii.sbuTg; Bsrrl
GSss Tastn. s Richter, Daniel Williams Moore JAS
Clark, Emma Dobbins-and number In the steerage
BRExEN--steamship Hansa--Mrs A Case and family,
Rogers Rev Mr. Brown two Misses Greene, Z Schmidt
., Ss na1 as. nl9s
AN Mri sTSss h .ss
a:se sn$ .'5'iss i'is 1a
e ard Tss M a Won M5s
Mrsnd Mrs and daughter GharrSn John ha.
GHss
fns masi k E JOIN
Mrs. sassha and asassn s. Ssv M AMID
%of ssena sa Miss law sehsssssse
n. s.s. Mr. Sss n %o ss a. Of s N
.1S NINA & s Bsysl s
ss %as KEN
s.s1 sSss NJ saa Sss ffSs%
hsr and %sSs
8 Louis; Mrs and two children, and ldS in
aoTa s Msn1 Richard Tailor Henry Porter Sayy
John Abrams westmoreand and friend jules Cardoya
Charles Insersol, Hey, G Battle Jr; John Heating
rand, Martin Washington wife and two children Andrew
weber, Alfred Moore Frederick Bergen Edward Ney Mrs
Edwards Godfrey Keslage, Nelson sanderson, Pha-
delphia; Philip Edwards, Henry Manley, A Longley,
Joseph Mcintosh Madam Deos Carrieo Mrs Ethan Grif
nuns, Miss Isabella Sarraqueta General Cabell,
Sanders TsWTHgn from Germany William Feston John
Johns Jenkins Hobart Robert Darlington and brother,
Thomas W Obey, wife and two children: W Francis.
sss. VI rsssis n Sas.
Ed Jafres Carr and wife, Meyer James lie Grand
Eastern " 4 wolfsSn w shelton, John Hughes, "
wood, Mrs Gomlla, Mrs N Gomilla and child NJ II
Ais, Lieut. G Oldham, Samman, Mrs Dubois and
three children pnckard and lady W Pinckard and
servant.
SAvANNAH-Steamshp Amerca-Mr Morgan W Dupre,
Welsh, 0 Myers, Marvin T ii Baldwin, II J Hall,
Duyrne, L II Smith, w Williams George Cooper II
Ghiscn, Byron Thompson II H9it1n, Emma 2 Griffith.
q Williams; Keldel " Riddel wife and child Gen
bernhard, Raycroft McGifln Edmund Klein, Mr. Bird
dell, Russen-and others in the steerage.
MISUNDERSTANDING John Gibson-Charles Sherman,
Mrs Nngent Miss Nugen Mrs Burke and two children,
Richards Tibbits Wycof, W ii Muir and others
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Rome and one ward Of Utica not reported.
WArKTSs.The population IL z, l00 increase Of 500
since 1890
HoRsEusvuLK-Th population is 5000, m increase
Of $40 in five years
BAyH-The population is 6,213 There has been
slight decrease during the past five years.
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NEW York BASK 'sBoRr.r--I ia In evidence that
The Commercial National Bank Of New York s short
f39s 600 The paying teller known TO be In default
s1eo000 II don't say what woman Is ~ i'suIt 5bonv
JVtysdi. JUL "A
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CTOP THAT SCRATCHING-AND USE wHFATONs
- ITCH OINTMENT. IL cures Itch and saltrheum "a
rty hours; also Cbblains Ulcers and ali Erup
tDns OF The Skin. Sold by all druggists
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CCHILBERG's GERMAN OINTMENT .-wARRANTEr
ia wounds, Scrofua, Salt Rheum, all bone and SRI
Diseases &c. For at the drug store, % Bowery
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Died.
CArDwELL-JAMEs CALDWELL, in his 35d year, after
painful Illness at his late residence SO Madison street.
New York.
The particulars Of interment will appear in the HER
Of Monday
JOHN CROWLEY.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence 1924 Mad
street, Monday afternoon, at two o'clock pre-
clsely.
[F6r other Deaths See Third Pdgc]
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LETTER FROM GOODRICH TO MANN.
EpErN,c (,IruNfrNl, HnrI.I

RousxuLIE, venango County, Pa, April q, 1855.
Colonel W. MANN
BEAR SisYours 2lst rs received containing check for
$1,000 shall be most happy 10 welcome you to the oil
regions and exhibit to you the elephant BY personal
inspection yOn will become OF OF the diff
cstes Of transactng business in this locality with
promptness and despatch sometimes get the idea that
can accomplish thing by short cut any one;
but must confess that my vanity has been s0rely
bufed the past month You the general rule here is
not the golden one, but the reverse Is true" not
accommodate anybody until forced TO, and then
charge prices for It, Yet here experience is
valuable and shall find process Of ubricatng matters
somewhat in the future AS funds arrived the
engine started from Frankln-]usta fortnight ago
s0-day. I've done nothing else but attend to
that since, and I have just returned from seeing 1t
safely landed upon the lot. The you sent
proved invaluable In getting the engine from the river
bank, as II had to be taken entirely apart think every
thing will progress finely ] had an experienced
oil miner the ground the other day. and he ocatedn
hundred and forty barrel WELL sixty barrel wells
and twenty -fonr barrel hope may turn out
win make return the 1s May, and report progress IL
yoa wish. Three wells will cost up to the commence
ent Of the bore at least four thousand dollars each
tweve thousand dollars completed from six thousand
tosx Thousand i've hundred dollars each Parties put
eng down wells by contract charge thousand dol
lars and according Depth furnishing everything
THIS may seem expensive, but II Is
This closed the cross examination. Mr. Banks put
few unimportant questions as TO the value Of the
chinery the ground Witness testified that the engines
the worst Of the kind he ever saw.
Il DOW half-past five, and counsel consented 10
adjourn till Monday At ten A. n.
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HE c E NJ s U S.
wisconsin

Complete census taken in June hast nave oe'n
tscaiued from tAa following counties IN Wisonsin:-
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once Brandreth House, New York. Observe my nsns.
n government stamp.
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THE PETROLEUM CASE.
roS1INuATIQI' OF TIE EXAMINATION
sATcRDAY's PROCEEDINGS,
Be-, Sc, &c.

TKc hearing Of this resumed yesterday al the
Jefferson Market Pefce Court before Jdsce Dodge The
tesneay taken very brief and of little importance.
The fi1st witness
dr.. GOODRICH RECALLED
ByNr Stuart-Subscribed FOR The stock Of the United
eervce ConIany the last week of Marcia that was,
beieve while in New York Mann then said not1
ing him Of the value OF the property, he annl Sid
The stock would sell any time had not any Of
she property previous 60 suhscribing-not foot OF it,;
paw it afterwards there two steam engines the
ground; was an officer and emplcye Of tie company;
was overreer the property. The whole all the
work onthe hands might be between thousand
and ten thousand dollars; this would meet all the
bills
Letter han'ied/tp ~aness-Q Did yon bekeve all the
facts and siaehsns forth in that letter at the time
Sou'wrote IL - Colonel MANN A. Yes; have been an
officer of the fompsny Of March, still
cider myself Ofcer of the Company do not desire
TO corre any portion Of my ahdafit in this case
] do tmbcs that Colonel Mann made any false
reIaesenat ms at any time IN his relations with nae;
my guantance with Stratton the cars, going
" the oil rlaons that before subscribed to the
company; know something OF the oil territory in Penn
ieyvana se value OF lands there and falls accord
ms TO the discovery of oil in their vicinity; at times Of
IN vicinity of successful oil operations knew Reeds
we'll" tpso<iuced three hundred barrels CT oil day
when first worked; this well was within three miles
profitable ellis the companys land would naturally
greatly esance the value Of the property; the engine
on the ground il still subject the company he be-
eved he could get il on his ordersf he went for
received bin OF adng did attend any Of the meet
tngs Of tho Board OF Trustees since the commencement
Of these proceedings. @ Did you in April last, from
shc oil regions, telegraph TO Colonel Mann that one
hundred re well had been discovered at the bottom Of
ravine, only forty rods from piece Of the Company's
propsrty, called McFaddens welR A. Under tempo
sary excitement did, IL the general opinion then,
but the we'll flowed any since. @ How many
wells have derricks raised to bore, and the wells them
selves open some distance into the esrtbf A. The
Ercundss open to the first rock three instances
aercks raised and nearly completed and boring
30tO the rock has been In progress in instance
The following letter was then put in
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Tnc hearing Of tkts resumed yesterday al tn
Jefferson Market Psce Court before Jdsce Dodge. Thu
,esneay taken very brief and Of little importance
The fif7st witness
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
WOTsaRnlI DeEo1IDa

The American women. IN All orr
wars, have been remarkable for their
herolsm and seG-sacrifice. The An
napolls correspondents OF a Philadel-
phia journal reports another case
In one Of the Hospitals at Annapo-
hs, Maryland, a Young Lieutenant
Colonel of a New York regiment.
who was wounded in the abdomen
IN one Of the recent battles before
Richmond, was brought to The IN
stitution, not so much for treatment
as for rest. Wounds like his are IA
tai. Pyemia Is the result. and no
skill can prevent its snre and steady
progress, until it ends III the death
Of the patieft. Acting on this know
ledge, the sad udings Of his imper-
ding death were sent to his family,
and through them to the Young lady
TO whom he was engaged to be MAJ
ried. She lost no time in fastening
10 this city. and, reporting At the hos
pital immediately. became his nurse.
No prosy pen can describe the tidel-
ity with which she performs her du-
IL. No task is disaereeable TO her.
10 sacrifice TOO great. Knowing his
death was inevitable, she insisted on
being married to him, and the cere-
mony was performed by the clap
lain L was sad sight, Witnessed
BY the numerous officers in the same
ward, and i brought tears to the
eyes Of more than enc. saw her
and the rapidly sinking patient ye:-
terday. Dr.. Radcliffe, one Of the Is
sistant surgeons III charge, passed
through the Ward, and, more as a
matter Of form than from necessity.
asked her the condition Of her inva-
lid She shook her head sadly. vet
resignedly. and marmWed: No
change; no change !" in dreary
tone, rs If each word was dagger
to her heart Her husband was but
semi-conscious. and was fast sinking.
She is now wife, and will be a wild
ow ere this reaches YOU"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
The alegcs. 4,,.sl.saarcii,s civ.

The most ancient center Of trade
III the world, and which still retains
lis mercantile current, is D>mascus.
The caravan comes and goes a. it
did one thousand wears ago: there
IS still the sheik. the AS and the w
ter-whcel: the merchant of the Eu-
pirates and the Mediterranean still
occupy with the multitude OF their
wares. From Damascus comes the
dam>oa, bluc-plum, andthe delicious
apricot Of Portugal: Damascus dam
ask, the beautiful fabric Of cotton or
silk, with vines and flowers raised
upon a smooth bright ground the
damask rose. which was introduced
into England in the time of Henry
Will; the Damascus lIad,. 80 ia
nous the world over tor is wonder
tul elasticity and keen edge, the Sc
cret Of whose manufacture was lost
when Iamcrlane carried off the arts
into Persia; and that beautiful art Of
combining wood anal steel with -il-
Yer and gold-a kind OF mosaic en-
craving united - called dam l1cocn-
ing, with which boxes. bureaus. ca
ses, swords and gums are ornament
ell. Damascus remains what It was
before the days 81 Abraham. a cen
ter OF trade and travel. M island u
verdure il tie desert. presidential
capital through more than thirty
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
$50 Peter Cooper has retitionel

Peter Cooper has petitioncl
Congress to pass a law by which ov-
cry patriotic man or woman may
furnish the Govern.u mt any mum
her OF ibIe-boijeJ mea. and have
tie right by Law to assign ~ach per
sons a. substitutes for himsa or or
any 81 his ti'ian Is Is, whom he or
she my desire to provide a sub-ri-
tute against atlv draft tina. E,av hers
after be required. lie suggests that
there arc thousands Of rich men and
women who would be glad IN do
something liberal for the country in
this way.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
SUMMONS FOE RELIEF
STATE Of Sisconsin-EoSa County Cir
cult Court.

Henry Butler, Plaintiff, against James d. jenkins
Narclssa NJ. Jenkins, James Lyon. John Hall James
tiall, sarah Hall, christopher c. Rynerson Mary A
Kynerson, Benjamin +. Davis Charlotte Davis Da-
va Z. Evans aud William J. Tilley, Defendants
The plaintiff desires the trial OF this action If any
'here be, to be had in the County of Iowa.
HE STATE or WISCONSIN 70 James p. Jenkins Narcis-
81 NJ jenkins, James Lyon. John Hail. ! ames Hail.
Sarah Hall, Christopher c. Rynerson, Mary \. Ry-
neFson, benjamin +. Davis, Charlotte Davis, David
u evans and William J. Tilley Defendants
NTOJ are hereby summoned and required to answer
tt, complaint IF Henry Butler, Plaintiff which
VIII be tiled ~ the Office or the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court ia and Tori Iowa County and to copy OF
your answer on the subscribers the law Office II
tohb Wilson 4 Sudduth, Mineral Point Iowa
county, Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
vice OF this summons exclusive Of the fa- Of service
and II you tal 10 answer said Complrnt as hereby re
CURED the Plann VIII apply the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the Complaint
Dat ed December 20 1861
S4&rEL w. REESE and Corn WILSON ( SuppUru
flantd's Attorneys, Mineral Point, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
80 Two thousand of the rebe

80 Two thousand Of the rebel
prisoners at Elmira, n. Y, have APP
piled to take the oath Of allegiance
four hundred within the last ff-
teen days. None who make the APP
plication are subject to exchange
and all vino apply must either have
been conscripted, or, if volunteers,
must show that they are also desert
or,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
Fn s'rooafe-a-goyva County Court.

lOu:l.V
In the matter Of the of John cFeI,ev deceased
( y reading and filing the petition of John Coker
, representing among other things that he has fully
alinlsered SAID estate and pray ing that time and
place be fixed for examining and allowing his account
OF ms administration: is ordered that said account
pe examined by the Judge of this Saturday the
llth day ofJaunary next ensuing the Probate Office
IN the village Of Dodgeville.
Ana It IS further ordered that notice thereof ycn
to all persons interested, by publishing copy Of this
or"ef i2r three successive weeks prior said dav of
hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune a weekly news
paper circulating in said county
Dated December 70, 1864.
JOHN BONNER
JuI-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
- The Unixersfity Of Pennsvl-

pania IS thoroughly loyal. Every toS
ter connected with it, including the
faculty and the ianitor, casts his vote
for Lincoln and johnson. This is
worthy of,ae1 institution WHICH was
among the first to take manly stand
against Southern insoieuce. by ex-
pelling Southern students IN 1860,
for an outrage upon a fellow student
OF anti-slavery seatim ants.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25

ly An urchin suffering from APP
plication OF the rod. said: : Forty
rods are said to be a turIong, bat I
know better; Ter anybody get such
such lickin as I've had. and he'll
find out that one rod makes IN ach
err
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25

PUNISHMENT OF DEsERTERs. An
army CORRESPONDENT of the Hartford
CoURANT thinks that it may interest
deserters TO know that those who are
convicted OF this offense are hung in
the Army Of the Potomac aud shot
in the Army Of the James. as it con
fers uPoa them the privilege Of Sc
Letting their mode OF, exit.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25

-. \ soldier in one of the late
battles, sitting very coolly behindone
Of the guns, where fhe shot was fall
ing fast, being asked by the chaplain
whether he was supported by divine
Providence, replied: NO sir; I'm
supported BIZ the Ninfh New Jersey.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25

( rEolGE APPEL having fitted up his Shon in n,
- most approved style, = prepared shave ORES.
ttalT Shampoo, etc AL yviln nav favor ir, ci-h l
lie vi asa attend to Bleeding Frppinc and LeerbiD
% snort notlce and in the best manner Of the science =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
Mr.. Ben. Eggleston has intro

Vt. Duh LSSICHIVII ms IIIIIV-
duced 4 proposition into the OHIO
Senate to TAX real estate 1 per cent.
AD vALoREM, for revenue Of the Gen
craI Government, and to levy q tax
of thirtv-three and one-third cents
on each acre, over one hundred
acres, htld by amy one person. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25

LITERATURE. FINE ARTS, AND FASHI0Ns The
m magnificent Steel eurrtyings. DOUBLE FAS j.
4pN-PLAIEV- Wood engravings every subject that
can interest ladies Crochet knitting netting, uihro-
derry, Articles For the Toilt FOR The. Parlor the Bon
DOR, and The kitchen Everything in fact, to make
roNPLETE LADY'S BaUk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE

Take no more Balsam Mercury az -. a.. -, %
lor unpleasant and dangerous disease, med
Il hoLpS EXTRACT BUCHU AND Dappo,r,
ROSE WASH CURES am ho'kp
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
'h1cA HELNBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHIr
does "''"ftas!t
Trial will convince the most ,L.-.:,
Observation-Disclosures

~ z,ahg ageeEio'ls peculiar 10 Es,n,y..
Cfiorl oohJ Is unequaled by any other resx ne ~
Supnresi,r ~ Gsoh, Irregularity, Panfuln.,,
sri Of the Uterus Leuchorrha or e or
ana Tor all complaints incident 10 -, mites
ton, or in the H@pits or Essipa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs

healthy tonic, gentle stimulant and UNEQUAL
led morning appetizer. Prepared in ripe old
Bourbon. Being now used to the exclusion Of
all other Bitters in more than fifty United
States Arr7y Hospitals, and millions Of private
families, and is the only popular medicine
which has been especially exempted from
stamp tag by the Unsed States government.
on the ground of its having been adopted as
standard remedy by the medical profession.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
Foreclosure Sale.
TofeciOsufc Saic.
STATE OF WfSCONSTE-TOF- COUNT

STATE OF WfSCONSTE-TOHa COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT
Jane, B. ao-ett, Plaintiff against Ezra g. Sargent
eiatiieia Sargent, and john Aelams Defendants.
Sl virtue OF and pursuant judg ant of fore
} ciGsdFe and sale rendered in said Cour. in the
ABOVE emitted action, on the first day OF October,
le04 Will expose for sale and sell pubic auction
X TIE IRON door u the Court House in village OF
Dodssyilie, in Iowa eeurfy, Wisconsin, Thursday
the 23d day Of February, 1869, al O'Clock in the
afternoon 81 that day, the following described mort
gagged premises or 50 much hereof may be necessa-
~ 70 f.Ise the amount of such Judgment Interest and
costs OF Sale owt The half Of the north east
quarter 0; SECTION number twenty five I in township
hun'sr hVe tol north, of range number four 6; east
u the fourth priacpyl meridian also the south-w
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF section twenty
h9f "a IN township number five % nerlh OF range
number fcgr 60 of the fourth principal me,tisr-
al Of fhe above described tracts II real situate
Nlas and being in Iowa County. Stale OF Wisconsin
Da1ei AZ -AerIHs once, Dodgeyilie, Jan. /, 1863
THOMAS THOMAS,
Sheriff OF Iowa County.
Co1f, WILSON L sUnpUrH, Plain!iT@s Attorneys.
f5y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
Goday's Reccip.s

for every department OF household These alone ar,
worth tine price of the book.
Model Cottages no other Magazine gives them, Wit!
diagrams
DRAWING LESSONS FOR TIE YOUNG. Another
eciaity with Cooley
ORIGINAL MU~I', worth 3 year, other Naga
zines puai5-h eJ worn on: music: hat tl subscriber,
TO Cooley get l. lief, r IN Inu>i. stores
Gardening ftr ladies Another r-caliarily nitI
Cooley.
Fashions lrol! Nezsrs- 4 T. Stewart Co. or Hy7,
h"rH the millionaire merchants appear in Cooley the
only +a1azime thai has tleul.
Also Fashions from The celebrated Brodic, Of New
LADIES' B0mets. We give more Of them in a yea,
tal any other Magazine. In fact. the I.ady's Doos
enau--s .y.rE -2Ly 10 BE- L-l own Lann.t NH er.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25

AT-GNTTEo
: az erS and Min ars
Or
IOWA COUNTY WIS

ESTATE 10 be closed ous. CHOICE LANDS
a on the buyers own time will be sold ;o-vit
" : of sea of sec.ion Il, town !, raa ?. eas.-so
acres
Wsotnw Of secsion 4, town i, range eazt--o
w ofss: Of section p, town (, range east-so
: Of sws OF seotion 10, toxin {, range ea.t-8o
range cast-Su acres
Of n sand " of Of section IL. town 6.
range east-IS0 acres.
50 acres Of IF OF section 10. town c. range
east->A acres
W 3ef s-cton Fl, town 6, range eass--l6a acres.
WI. 7 HENRY. Agent
~ Mineral Point, Mis-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
In Probate---rosw. uonntv Court.
IN the matter Of tse estate of Jo5.a Tres.ayae,

ceGsS1-
/ ETTERS CT administration having been this day IS
sued to Mary Am rremayne Of said county, aud
twelve months from re date hereof being allowed and
limited creditors present their claims against said
deceescd for examination ard allowance: Ills ordered
all claims and dem is the estate of said
deceased be received and adjusted Judge q
tlds Court; and for that purpose he will he his
in the village OF Dodgevlle the first Monday Of each
month, during the term boye limited.
And IL is further ordered that said admin stra
Without delay cause copy OF this order be published
Tor four successive weeks the Mineral Point Tribune
weekly newspaper circulating the County of Iowa
ana also that they cause like copy to be posted up
foar different public places in said county
Dated January Sd, 1865
4"2 a .#+ JOHN BONNER
ty IuHoa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
q Saving Of So peg Gent
lessons OLE the Plano
CrOckery and Oueenz.rar

'['HE best stock in the city. at low figures at the
l store II TFASDaLg 4 WALTZ
.T-Csn md s<slnire II