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, 1866-08-13

Tie General Is nbscnt In Mtnne=gta, and Is not
Corr tthead.
After hitty od6 ballots were had. Snow. Of
Adams, was declared The nominee. He fs plfin
farmer. and vas unknown even to the delegates.
Hi notaiu.tfon cau.ed crest Dissatisfaction sad
The leading de1esatee freely admitted that be would
be showed under in October.
Governor Oeieeby. Of Illinois, writer Governor
morton that himself and Colonel 1n5srtol win
mencing on ibe ed Of August They VIII spezk
al indianapolis, Mnpcic, Anderson. kokstao, Lo-
Gansport- Peru. Huntington. Fort WayLe, and
Senember 3d.
, 1866-08-13
Er.nYta Enrf1r.nx MnHTo&

Eos1REss MosuoE. August BAT the conve1.
t,or feid in Petersburg. yeste day. RESOLUTIONS
were adersed sustaining 'he ssson:tFneioa - goe5
<. = Rnhiueor. Of Norfolk: J. r kIlby, of Snf-
foIS' md Geo. R. Parker. Of Portsmouth. were
rlsrtrd delegates to the Philadelphia Convcnaou-
, 1866-08-13
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

neatl,s from Cho1ern-Grand Jury Re-
port on The Late HuseheFT-mafkets.
NV Qr1IAxs, August 11.-THcntJ-ase deaths
FROM eholeta inr twcaty four hours ending At ~
tsiatIc. and tr is WORT form. Tho dtsease u
principally confined 70 the neE1oes, IN tne m"
ihe Gtnud Jn,9 msde thcir report Of the tes;imo.
IF On The late riots. M uo~ feasakes.
, 1866-08-13
Glorious Meeting at Madison in
Honor Of Senator Howe.
FROM EUROPE.

Rx xhr.&tlantic EabJe-EnElfRh pnrltA-
rncnt Dissolved - Outlines Of the
[,sn.r,. .SnrcrI,-rapoHeon Asks from |
Tsrrssga an Extcn.lon OF tho Fronx1eEx
ocE-,rec-an Ar,1,lxtice between Aus
80 ora x,nrx unon the Basfs of the |
Ca..,or n TrnetIn to the Latter
commercial Iteu.s,
am. .,,.,.nc.
aoHnoa % A1ss' ass s,nern:. rneech On the ocea.;on
nas e'oeeo' 1ss Vussa .tsss-s - ~ Coxayn-
Of the dheointaon seeulns .oaass :. ~ hr
1n =. ,s..sev ~. .;s 1.3e1Fn;,n r,Id In Canala.
The tpcech a]eo expresses the Qaecnf GEatidea-
ton n, the snceers.of tho Atlantic .Cahle. The re-
naiuder Of the address from the thong relates TO
Napoleon has asked from Psussla m extension |
| of The fsoutiess Of France
! 1oSpoE, August u.-1ne a1inssnes has nesn |
| agreed upon between Austria and Italy upon fhe
basis Of the eees;on Of Venetia toalfals.
The Empress Of Mexico haa arrived IN rams.
She seeks aid IRON tho fscncn tosefnment 70 1ne
cause OF Ma1iuiliIan.
| M deutslon has yet been e1scn ny i7uts'A !"
the French demand for an extension OF Honuef'o
the Khnc.
CoH4fRc1A tS1LItohNen-
cotton sor The week have been a7.o1Q baes- ff1ees
have declined one half renny per pound on Ames'-
ran. Hiddi1ny npsands II quoted Al 2sees. 10"
days st!cr were 500 bales.
. l.oxDox, August 1o.-Censols elosea
FIX for money. United States Sa's were 1nolca
at the ciose Of business to-day at 6sH. Illnols
Censsa1. .ha:cs were quoted at tae Close a. 'o:t'
! Erie ebi1es wete quoted 1t the close ~ NY.
iIsx1F0oI- AususI i4.-1a &c ssa Sustei ta ~. ae
etcady o~dny. with sales Of 10000 bales maddlfns
| npiand. 81 1Stfd
LONDON. August 11~-consoIs were qaoted a.
| the Close OF business to-aay n D. LUZ 1on1s.
: United States 5:os were anotea AZ ne G.oSs ~
|, snA'eS' "1'
y ux Steamship New Eork-En:lish
n Parliamentary feW~The italian
d admiral PcrAano Asks for a Court.
H.. MARTIAL.
:, s.. Jouxp. y. F., August 1e.-The steamship
Is Ncx Yoek passed C8pe Kace Cn Friday afternoon,
~ you,< to New York.
The ftl'ow'ns's tnmma1y Of her ne~s resolved
1h4 efeamahip-a -aleppo from New York, arrived
q at Quce.s.own on the s:th ultisno.
The steamships Napoleon Ill and unaon. oosf
he York, had also arrived at Great Britain
~ The Hll for saistnE the 45A,utHOo 4oaat ~
iea Strengthening the fo.tiHeaions, had come up II
The Epc1;b Pa.li8.nent-
ed III. Gladstone strongly opposed the bill. wh!el
q wa. wl1a,awn; The Government unae1takin
that cxe.y such work eha!l be bzonght he1ose Ii
.ds House /. The shars!of IN cstirnatc.
tol Four lrudtad thousand pounds Ete1llrg hsd a
sfseo 1vsn 1ne Nes. 1olee-
re nai.o. s"n.5-no ~ ,ef, for H1,re. Il
ln- 1ne 1'nion h4oa.ol -ou 49,. 80
Eli ~ 1nlI,n Aami1aI Perssuo had demanded
zen .s-ss,
In -. rrn,s ~ Bc,c,ru, hsd reduced In ra.e
v,+ .,1rnn,'. one ner srat-
:ase A. rorl, decree was ppbII.hed promnl:atns i
4.In..sea.ss,.r,,"r, r. y~ns5. -ana tsTn;nst;,
ow. at.u n..w.., - snst-ta nd th- Ho1v se
AZ 'a9 so1a4 e.,1ss,.~.Ta1.t.,o ~ bad be-
.. W - -, s,setion at rnemhe1s
os'e.eo'e @ts"Ds ~
the Gesnan FAsnamen1-
so. An afaisnce aof tou1 nt'otos LII" oS~A @'sA
, 1866-08-13

CA1yrs1ox, August 9.-The newly elected o1a-
rcT. n Trxa1 wcf1 inauguyated today,
Hcr~rcX. TEXAS, August t0.-Goyetnor Throck-
n,o,,on's inaugural va delivered 5estssday; T. T.
noliiicaa and material condition OF the State
, 1866-08-13

Asrr bat. Aug. II, Q O'Clock p. m+-The
steamer that carries the cable rews wae detasnGa
ncrn anil thfs morning By heavy etorm. she u
Therefore not duc back here until to-no-EoT,t
dayl morning ut O'Clock.
, 1866-08-13

cuAu111Tox. s. c., Aug. 1:-Ihe Collector q
Customs At ttie port ha. eciEcd The Bnti.h parE
csp1atu refused 10 give h1lds to appear ior tr1as
auu was committed TO jail.
, 1866-08-13
From New OrleauA

NET or. .EAss. August 11.-Couon opened
duIj this Noting, holders asking 363I1se fas
ruildlIEgs.
hsempsny IN lhc northern past Of the State has
struck rich yield Of nickel.
Wn..hpr c1Oudy.
, 1866-08-13
Nfip advertisements.

T$CKlTEN'S Advertising Aaeucr, 81
Dea rhoru xtrret. IN authorized 70 reref4e
Advertisements tnr Ehe Tribune, aEd NIL
the leading papcrs thSouxf~ot the United
, 1866-08-13
Health Of Philadelphia,

H1zIpH19N1A, August 1e--Thc' reports ot the
Board OF uealth show fox1J-thEee eaees OF eho!efs
ind 1line deaths for the week ending yesterday
The Gitease has almost cn1trely disappeared With
In the Last +Hu LAye.
, 1866-08-13

schooner Capefzcd-CrcsE Probably III
Lost
Dr7ror7. Aucust 1e-The schooner America, q!
Milwaukee. eaps1zed and abandoned. uas 1c1nd
near Grand Haven, Lake Michigan. to-day. lie
crew il snppoeed 10 have been io*s-
, 1866-08-13
Chicago Urlou1rr.


- Our orders for Blanks for collecting
ahe additional Hou1,ttes End Pensions under
the recent lave are Gitri On The same day
1T.ry aFc received. We hare aQ the forms.
Sec lis; elsewhere.
Nc l.avc Issued Il pages oclavo) the laws Of the
rs, session Of Congress ssla:in: 10 the Eqna11-
Ssion Of Bouutics - Increase os Ponsions,~ &c.
&C. which we will ec1d to applicants on receipt of
= lamp 10 prepay postage They will accompany
all or orders for Blanks hereafter received.
TH1BrsE CaErAxT, Chicago.
, 1866-08-13
FROM EUROPE.

FROM EUROPE. |
News by Atlantic Gable
to the 18th inst.
Dissolution Of The English Par
lament.
Outlines Of the Queens
Speech.
Napoleon Asks Of Prussia an Ex-
tension ofthe Frontiers |
Of France. |
armistice Between Austria and
Italy Oh the Basis Of the
Cession Of Vepet;2.
News by Steamship New York,
Via. St. Johns, N. F.
The italian Admiral Persano
/ Asks for a Court-Martial.
4 Four Months Armistice Agreed
/ Upon Between Austria.
| and Prussia.
Relations Between Prussia and
! the Smaller German States.
FROM WASHINGTON.
!: Effects Of My Policy
at New Orleans.
J ! arrival Of Numerous Refugee;
: Who Have Fled North
! for Their Lives.
VI FROM PHILADELPHIA.
arrival Of Contributions to th
,r-1D Proposed Happy Family.
i Serious Objections Urged Agains
i! i Ultra Copperhead Members.
q.
Y Y Glorious Meeting at Madison i
n: n: Honor Of Senator Howe.
, 1866-08-13

and Is every Way similar to the joint repot ot
Heron, VOORHEES, and Monroe. to tue Prztdenf-
ALREADY te1egr1phed. .,
Weather excessively walm. Thermometer ut
p. m-, ninesy-eesen IN the eh.de.
Cotton dull and d.oopt4g7 sales or 9o h71es
low rniddlinE At .aa.1J3c- B1=k sterling 61s Se,s
York Exchange X discount par
, 1866-08-13
Act4oF July, 1866.

EodIess Application 91 1nertaSe Of Pension. 10
B:plhe1"s Of sis:e.'s application fa1 Inr7essa Of
Luz
Gathers es Mothers Application for increase et
Peusion- 100
Ntdo1's Application for Increase Of Peoston for
Minors -.................... 1-en
Arbitration 15r Indernity.-.4.-.. 1n0
Soldiers Declaration foS 1nzcase Of 1onnty.. 1.u0
TouehrSo.3 ftHo Of which Art required with
every applicz<,ou,- r.n
O1ee1s Claim foF 1hzct MONTH"; Extra p1y Proper 10
Torchc. No. Gr ThEet Nontes' Extra Tag Proper 1.o1
WlLow's Declaration tor 1ncfrz1e Of Bouaty.... .u
Guardians Deiaf alton FOE Iucrexet Of Bounty LIN
Fathers CT AetheTs Declaration for ine1tsse Of
Bounty. ~
+ Widows Guardians atad Patenrk Declaration fDt
1 Increase Ct Bounty, where Soldier died In Ser
1.od
Qo+-sions and iasxe1S for ID
.E6Jnet
, 1866-08-13
fox,,nletton of the Gulf OF St. Lawrence
fonhIe.

Asrr BAr, y. S., August T., $50 p m.-7he
cable scs3ss the Calf OF St. Lawrence WIS as2in
pscked tp II nine O'Clock this morning. ihe
weather being tine. splice VIZ maot, anu me
steamrr lrad.11 far The shore. The cable wfu be
1srled a, ! O'Clock this evening, when eornmnni-
cat;ou. RI the Atlantic Cable, Will be a1uost ta-
s,an,ane.us between the Cnised ssa'es and
Europe.
Asry LIT. Aucus. Il. 9 p. u.-1he cable a:soss
the Gu1f OF st. Iawzencc Is In complete working
, 1866-08-13

rally conceded that Irutter enreecded in ewindlinc
banks and iudiridusss to tho amount OF nearly
Three hundred thousand do1iays-twcnfy- y-nse thou
eand Of which he obtaincd in Indianapolis, and
TIT remainder In New York md Buffalo, In the
latter c;ty he had dealt heavily In etoeR. and b
prompt business dealings had eucceedtd In cstah
Timing m ai.nost unlimited credit. This, ns ]
now appears, he ased 10 tho scrior= los: o1 HI
creditors.
/, is stated, upon good authority, that .
member Of The Cabinet bAs received lcttc. f.p1
General Sheridan with references 10 the New o.
1cars riot, wherein the hero Of ahe ShcuandoA
Valley Eesrac,e what he Il reported 10 hasc sai
about the Louisiana Convention In his nfst Dc
sratch 10 General Grnnt and gives his opinion veI
freely nbout Mayor Monroe aud his rebel polict
die letter Is not allowed to be published. lest
might ncnt1alze The ruppo-cd eject Of Sheridan
f1el despatch, Which, it VIVA Thought wonld l.c.
10 bril-. ot1i..la upon 1l.e Convention. 1t coutai1
thc .c,c. second Thought of Sheridan, aad wa
70 doub:, intended by Tim for puh1icst,on.
Tic Frcepost (ll.) Jourua, says that SD
Of stcs. interest to the ciztns oi that vicinity h
rccrrt!y tpcu ir1ed III the Ciscnt Court Of L
Eour4y before Hon. r. ueaton, Circuit Judge.
va originally cnmmcseed In Jol,asicss coan1
sA.d t=.ea,, l,y a change o. rcnne% to Lee T
s:.if aae b, ,oucEt ly James Mitchell ct A., aSail
Thomas DECIDE, OF plca.ani Valley, to reco'
Judgment fo- the amount Of i notc strcn to
Escipe aad Mississippi RAILROAD Company,
stc1,rtd iy mortgage IN tho same manner Wiz
large S1aoant Of paper given to that company.
1hr ye=s 1>.ti, by th. citizens o. that aad adjon
enu.:!ta. The cult WIS fought with great aDtl
and :~,ttnacity OIL hath tides, mud after tstal
e;cl, Esy* verdict was given lu tavo: Of the
feaIant. The ca.e has, VIC understand. beental
on aprca1lo TIC Supreme Cont
George Dawson, cdf1or Of the Abs
7.venin. .,1urncl. md Postmaster OF that city,
1c gncd bis Poetmaetersafp refusing to 80 c
= an er-cFeio Into the Brcad-a.,a-Bnltcr pa
We a,c not surprised at this, for there il no
1ao-e devoted, stacnca and steadfast Rcpubl
in the Ind than George Dawson. And when
= p.r!rrs hls own conr;ctioneto to l. JoAnson's bs
a d-bnttcr he acts Ike himself or any othe-
Of Lish spirit ind homes: purpose. Il. u. Pan
Las been appointed Mr. Uaweon's successor.
Mr. Pa!rons ME. Dawson says in aa cdito
.Nr. Fnzsuus has been. for many ycass, on
fle Police Jus.ioes Of the city, mud, for two 81
T1pvost Marshal for this district he Ia uni
fallr popular and Internationally loyal Els
poi. tment win b rattstactos5 to ercfE one ez
hIa competitors Tor the plaoc. Ee will enter
The duties OF his Office ns room u the ueual III
are prepared" We are rorry to add that Nj.
Ernt lii beea seeking for soup-booes for
lin. past, by endorsing the aohnsopian poll
, 1866-08-13

Gathering Of Delegates to the Office
holders Conyentton-TheF F0lIand1E-
hmm Croxyd-An Embarrassing Reso-
1uIton-PFoepecta of a ScElmmUGe-
VIII The Ingredients Hlxf
, 1866-08-13

~ Of carIH Hil.:s his resent mem beyond Tic lnul"
y lie DECLARED isis purpose of settling ali dif.
- fcrenccs within the Union party, from which
~ ~ he could he neither 6t4luccd nor drawn. Sc
ac firm WAS the public confidence in Ills purpose
~ toaprroye the tlnal action Of Congress, IN tn
b. matter Of reconstruction. that Ii was lhtl'
F!t affected by his vcto Of the first Freedmen
rs Bureau Bill, much rs was the disappointment
of large portion Of the Union party at tha
. crcnt. Indeed. l'u: fnT Ills speeches 8 few Day
IN thereafter, on The I'D IF February. the vet
Dr. would have made but little impression On tn
ID ID intcfpretca in the light Of the speesl
H. which was not less unfortunate in some Of il
ey wfici. it was made. the veto excited ii
&C. fctts Of many as to the ultimate designs
II the President. S:ill the assurance give
n's in the message, of his having, with ConSrcs
cse the strongest desire TO secure I" tne tree
ns men the fill enjoyment Of their freedom AZ
~, prosperity, and their entire Independents
and equality IN milking contracts for the
nit lakor, coupled with tho reasons for the yc
has that there was no immediate necessity
Leo the measure, and that helurc tue law III for
II ceased TO have effect, further cxrcricn
ne might assist 10 guide 10 wise conclusion
Th. t" the policy to BE- adopted in time Of pca
,;nSs satisfied the country, in a great part, th
ors. the Presidents objection applied to the tit
49, | snd to particular features Of this BILL q
m that hc would he prepared to approve {
ana nt!'cr bil, for like purpose. not containi
itn u IKE Objectionable clauses, when the nee
:, IN Elty tor sncf shonld exist. In other wor1
Ming ls objection to the present bill was not
,ility be taken us indicating opposition, on
n Of Part, to the principles Oh which, it was bas
r de. or for the pulposcl it sought. With these
.,.su suranccs. neither Congress nor the loyal p
pic Of the country were disposed to wltldr
flefr confidence from the President.
DanF THE CoPrEKnEADS KNEW THEIR MAN.
:, has II should lie admitted, however, that tt
even 1rcrc those who c!aimcd 10 enjoy larrc 81
,arty. Of The Presidents confidence. and were !
lot d Of the Union party. who proftsscd TO re-;
,,Icau a 1cr1nancnt breach between him and
En- lie .,srtv as certain. They seized the ocsa:
,,cad- nf thc veto Of the Frecdmen's Burcan Bil
msn rs1ly The Democratic party Of the Sottl
rsans tl,c surpo.t Of the Administration, and
= nr pea}cd Ia the dieloyal elements Of the x
toris1: 10 Join them in their efforts, to hasten
ne Of separation. -
yeara | CS1oS nsrwEES THE CoPrERnEAD5
nIver- HESELs- =,
Ii ap- From this time we may date the coal
except between the Southern leaders OF tho r
npon lion aud their old allies, the Democratic
laRefs @ IL Of the North. TO overthrow the y
: somr party. The effect Of tue veto Of the Fl
licy, mems Bureau Bill In the Southern
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05
lTaredeemed Lands.
srrscso or cLkaE OF RoAap srPs.

Oys,csor CLkAE OF BOARD Sips. !
Iowa CsrSTY, WIS
po3geviIie, Nov. 9TH, 1865. ,
NOTICE ! hereby given, that the
following Lands anu ,ity and
Village Lots, in the County Of Iowa.
md State az Wisconsin, we're sold
By the Treasurer Of said County, On
the sixth day of September. A. d.
1854, for the Delinquent taxes Of the
) ear 1858, and other years, below
specified.
The amount set opposite to each
tract Of Land and City and Village
Lot is tho amount Of tax, interest
aud casrses due thereon. computed
Up TO the last day Of redemption.
Now. therefore, unless the taxes
aud charges are paid or the follow
lag described tracts OF Lands ana
City aud Village lots or. or before
the 9th day Of September, A. d.
1857, the same will be conveyed by
Tax Deed to the purchaser.
GEO. II. q -, Clerk
Of Board Of Supervisors,
Il4sEI Iswa Co, WIS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05

Lot 100, Eleit's Survey.
Lot les

1 Lot lo7, yIeit's Surrey.
Lot les, = II
? VIM Jackson, partlot IFS and
house, Har. Sur.
Patrick Kane, 81 lot IO5 and
house Eleit's Sur.
5 Josiah Lanyon, Jr. lots 243.
; "a, 2#5, 2+5 and 23T & build
ings, IRWIN ct al add. q
) VIM. LaHygn, lot ia & build
ings and mill, Yliet's Sur. >;
: VIM. Ianyon paft out-Iot c3s
and buildings Har. Sur. s.
. Nm. Lanyon, part lot IS and
house Yleit's Sur. a
Henry | ampshire. > acres Of
set nwt of sec %, T ). RS. :
Joseph Munster. part lot I22.
and house, Nliet's Sur.
l Jno. Milton, lot "A, Irwin ct al
add,
5 Jno, Milton, lot 06, lis, l78 &
2s9, Irwin ct al add. II
Jno. Milton, und5 lots So. SO. L
s. Xleit's Sur. Is
Jas. Meadows, lot So and house
Eleit's Sur.
Geo. Messerzmith lots &c & 70
; Stavely's add. ]
Jno. Musgrove. outlets psi
269 ,262 and go and house.
Har. Sur. .,
Jno. AUsgrove, und ! lot 24Q
Tar. Sur.
Jas AcGregar-
; Oat-lot lST. Har. Sur.
TT out 10. is :" {
D Pt q TSs q" :
Bridget >evins, lot 9s & house
YleJ's Sur.
Richard odgers, lot no ( house
Eleit's Sur. II
Ste Prideaux, dec. out-iot Ife.
liar. SUg. and pt Of lot 81 &
house in Eleit's Sur. 4
Mrs. PridealN, est. undt out lot
176, Har. Sur. :
Nm. Perry, ] acre Of out-lot
@5h and house Har. Sur. G
Grery Phillips, part lots 100 &
1911. HaF. Sur. :
Thomas Powell. out-lots 20- &
z25, Har. Sur. ID
Z. 6. He3,sl, pt Il side lot los.
EIeits Survey :
Ross & Henuv. lots1aE aud %,
Irwin ct aia5d .
Saml Sfaep- NJ III roo + 49,.
Har. Sui.
,Insanh S-r5a Io.-9t. a,,
ana house I,.y,fr :. :. a.. 49, -
WIN. :. San4nscn III : IT, i..;,' : s
-, 'ei'7 > Q
- - 5. !. - ma, =, est. und !
- Jul - 81, HaF- Sur. 8
~ T,,t .s,''-', ..,' pt side lot
tei{ Sur. Q
y +. - %lS eng uHdf 9; 5000
sttes t3t -, Nteits Sur.
- -. iot II and
~ -. - e a. aAd.
Peer iEeee9s est. lot ia and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05

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942
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90
u
$50
sos
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4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05
4 VI strnnr-.-

n. III. Strong
Let 9, blk 5, strong e, al add. as1
Lot /, blk 81. - 5I2
Lot 3, blk 50, a. :" 5 s.
Let 81. 80, S:rongs Alteration 4 a
Lots Is and IA ana parts oriots
8.1o,I1,12. ana Is. blk 81 s
buildings. strong e al ada 50 IS
RI. sweet, lots I ana 3 1
10, blk ), strong et al as6 Ger
F. sanford, lot ), block 20.
strong 9 Al add, - SIS
stephen Thomas, lots 3 as2 @
blk Il, and house in Strong
e a add, 3 70
R.ch'a Thomas, dee. lot 8. blk
IS, and house IN Strong et 81
Addition, So
Juo. Frederick, middle \ ont.
lot ZS3. ard house in Harri-
sons Survey, 171U
Mrs =. Iraseek lot 81 in Tay
l3r's addition, O.
Peter Ioay, deceased
1t -, Harrison s>urvey,
= lot -Loi
So lot &c, 5 "a
peter Toav. deceased an tbax
n,rt Of lot Isl ana h~,,ss =,
g ,'e i. y. S n, sao n mouse n
5 a. 80 % 81, = Ao' 9ted
80 80 80 Gay 20 : as.
- - -. 10 Il
- .N.s ~~IlA' :" 4ot
,t-,s; - 49, -. a NO
- 80 "a ! ''''' ~ - ias
49, -. ~ Vsi,nr ,..o -
iAeI l4--,4i ! Ao's 49,,
I.-fstarSr2 M % . "a
= = az 70, Ok -, Z house
~ 80 80 d aau, ~ 10
'nC, - - "a "a" iots ard ),
olA -, ia mouse IN Strong
e a. ACE II L
- - - - a. - 1i,ose pts
80 80 - So l--a plh n 10 aud
htI3 5ee5e5 : "a =, S ,4.I N
- - -. $500 \ ~ = sa!o 7" hite
ra = 49, - :, : "tts'lt : vie, = -
al Hapr I.5@Ss s ~ ~ and house
I ~ txLi.,I.-S,. - - ! 90
AZ ITts1l - '0 - : a. ana
6.nss;,, So 80 = 90 rs ~ ana
srSn - :, a. ''eid' %
=. - - ~ = "a =.
&c = 17 az 80 "a. ~, = u ioss 10,
hIn bv VIM. s,.rnyon : Tifs
Ht-ft,s =, -, - : 'l'-i % . Wis, %
Ias hrraIl Iot i.,o ,,,s - -
- ~, 10 n 80. -. pa u
and part Of out-Io+ SI,5 5ler,.i
sons SURVEY. 51-
VIM. Broad. partsIots 50 Oh
g5 and house Vleit's Snryar 10 *
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-05

Lots Is ( f49, on Hequctte It. is
Lot 9s, on Jewell street. s
\ parcel Of land adjoining lot
l33, decided from Madden so
Midboe, 81
. Of acre Of land adjoining lot
135. lsee Deed from Madden
TO Mrs Garter. IN vol. :,
page 1872, and see deed nom
Midoe to Carter, vol. 9,
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-04-03
POETRY.
Iron THE NEws.1
THE DEAD MOTHER.

Fair buds Of Summer time, are flashing back
The last bright beam, from Sunsets golden
track,
And merry sounds of gladness fill the air,
AS if, were over dry, grief's bitter tear!
All shows the frost of Winters reign dis
pelrd,
In mute obeisance, by sweet zephyrs held,
Save that still chamber Of the Mother dead,
From whence, the signs of JOY have frighted
But there, in vain, the soft, kind breezes
Tanning the ice Lound form of scns.less
clay,
1t may no. %2keto life or love again,
To friendships smilc--or sorrows fearful
pari!'
The nowrs sle'loved ,o" pluck lie with'ring
near,
Strewn by her children's hands upon her
bier,
And clinging. childish. kiSs>is wildly prest,
Upon the brow, forcvermorc, at rest
But stay-a strain of music sweeps the sky,
SttuOh ilobi 'HS VI OhSluo hVS'o oii
high,
No deeptoned notes of mourning or of woe,
But one triumphant song of ccaselcss flow
While from the angel choir, the chorus leaps,
Fear not; she is not dcad-she only
sleeps!"
All yes-she sleeps, and if her spirit meek
Could touch those marble lips and bid them
speak,
They would but whisper low, her sweet
"good night"
Her good night blessing, for the morrow's
light!
The morrow, Of agreat, immortal Day,
Lit by that SUMS eternal shining ray,
Which no'cr goes down-and where no shade
of night,
Is needed, for the calm, undazzlcd sight!
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