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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09


ANNIVERSARY RoTEs.-0n the 9th of June, 1871
was hoFn one Of the most famous Of patriotic
rebels this world has seen-Schamyl, the Lesghian
prophet, warrior and legislator, who resisted the
mighty power of Russia from 1854 to 1859, with a
population notlexceeding millien and half and
perhaps not more than half, million actually sub
ieet to HIM. Prince Bariatiusky conquered and
captured the hero and did not hang him, OF shoot
him, or shut him mp ia dungeon to die Of under.
ba mined health and solitary confinement away from
family fien6saar counsel. No the barbarous
Russian spared his life-nay, even respected his
traitorous qualities, and in obedience to orders
from the proverbally cruel despot, the Autocrat
Of a the Rnssias, sent 5ohamyl to st. Petersburg
there To experience the weight Of Tie power he
had 50 long defed ard checked. Nicholas was
dead and il was the no less hot and resolute young
Alexander that the miserable euprit had Il
meet-irom him to learn his weLdeseryed fate
Mark how crnshngly severe that fate proved
Ahe cause Of the sacrifice Of tens of thousands Of
the lives Of Russian soldiers, the cause Of disgrace
sand opprobrium to the most ambitious of Russian
generals, the cause of annoyance and humiliation
70 the mightlest of Russian monarchs, might wen
have expected Siberia, or the knout or the gibbet
Bat tins Was all too good for him. The Emperor
Alexander knew better Than all fhis as, means Of
furnishing SO mighty traitor. He granted the
sehamyl, who had resisted his authority for a
quarter Of century, and had proved himself a
more determined more able, and more danger
Gus rebel than Russia had ever before encountered
yes he granted that sehamyl a pension sufficient
for The comfortable maintenance Of himself ana
his family, and daresidence il a town which the
government chose-for him!
Another desperate fesister Of imperial authority
was treated in somewhat similar way BY another
terrible despot-Louis Napoleon Abd-alKadsr
still lives, as does schamyl, each respecting him.
i sen and respecting his'eonquerors, because they
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QUICKEST LINE OF TRAVEL

FROM NEW ORLEANS TO ALL THE GREAT COM
MEEoIAL oENTERs AND RESORTS OF
PLEASURE IN THE UNITED
STATES and CANADA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09
CrOchery, China, Glassware.
SAMUEL E. MOORE y CO.,
go Camp and 118 Common Streets.

We have received direct from the manufacturers in England
a large stock Of
WHITE STONE CHINA.
COMMON CREAM COLORED WARE
MOCO AND PAINTED WARES
BLUE EDGED AND YELLOW WARE
ASSORTED CRATES OF ALL COMMON GOODS.
ASSORTED CRATES OF GRANITE WARE.
With all kinds of oRoCKERY, suitable for country trade
Also
800 boxes common TUMBLERs
GOBLETs, Champagne and Wine GLASSES.
GLASS CANDY JARS.
Coal Oil LAMPS and CHIMNEYs
Hanging and Side LAMPS.
all goods sold at reduced prices and packing guaranteed
any part of the country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09

Planters Hoes.
20 PACRAGES-EACH CONTAINING Is DOZEN
ASSORTED SIZES
THE
Best Cast Steel, with Oval Eyes.
For sale by
BRUFF BROTHER g. SEAVER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09
Day hoard.

A few Gentlemen cas obtain DAY BOARD at $50 per
month"; St. Joseph street. Camp Table furnished
with the best the market affords Reference required Ad
dress F S. c. Crescent office.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09

The greatest variety of routes to came place ia pre-
sented the choice of traveller aordlng h the oppor
tunity of lnterspeng his journey with Water Travel o,
selecting the short and swift ALL-RATL LINE
SLEEPING CARS IN ALL NIGHT TRAINS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09
FGFenGen'S


MoNUMEN NTAL ASSOCIATION.
meeting was held last Saturday evening" May I9h at the
Hall of Louisiana Hose Company organised the FIRE
MEMS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION. Object To
erect monument to the memory of the late JOHN F. CRU
BER to the Confederate Dead of the Fire Department. and
to those who lost their lives while performing duty active
Eiremen since September 10Th, 1860.
President-IsAAC N. MARKS of Perseverance No. ls.
Vice Pres't-wm. E, FITZGERALD Pelican H. L. No T.
secretary-Jos. H. DEGRANGE, Jackson No. 1a
Treasurer-Jes. A. BROWN, Louisiana Hose
Late Statutes of Louisiana.
We have hand for sale, full bound or in paper
THE STATUTES OF LOUISIANA,
Adopted during the extra session of December 1866 and the
recent session 1856.
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
Law Bookseller and statoners,
No lO6 Camp Street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09
II Card.
Lyon's INSECT Powder.

FOR EXTERMINATIEG RoAGHEs ANTS and YER
MIN and preserving Furs and Clothing from moths. The
original and genuine signed LYON All others are imt'
tations; Take no other Insect Powder but E. LYONS
Sold by all druggists, and by
BARNES, WARD & CO., Agents,
"a Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09
Great .YEarshesm and Eastern

ALL All RO u t E
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09
Crescent
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,


Business and the public respectfully Informed that
the CRESCENT is in possession of superior facilities for
The neat and expeditions execution the most reasonable
terms, Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09

EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-09
NEW YORK CITY


New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
Published March 9th, 1865
CHAPTER ll-GESERAL.

AN ACT to amend section 4 of chapter
l03 Of the revised statutes, entitled : OF
tie partition and distribution of ss-
tntes
The people OF the State of Wisconsin, re-
presented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact rs follows
Section / Section Of chapter l03 of
the revised statute, Is hereby amended, 50
as 70 read rs follows: Section 4. Su h
order or iud Llnent nay be made on the
application of the executor or adninistra-
tor, or of any person intrusted n the es-
tate; but no heir, deyisee legatee or as
si-nce thereof shall be entitled 20 a judi.
mcnt for his share, until payment OF the
debts and allowances and expenses men
toned in the preceding section, shall ha, e
been made or provided for, unless he shall
give bond to the judge Of the county
court, with such surety or surctIes IS the
court may direct, TO secure the payment
Of the Just proportion OF such heir, dc isce
or legatee of such debts and expenses. or
such parts thereof as shall remain unpTo-
vded for. and to indemnity the executor
or administrator against the same
Sec ? This act shall be in force from
and after its passage and publication.
Approved March ? 1865 Es8- COPY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
NEssivE To coSa1Ess.



WAsurNGraN. Mach G.-Tbe President
transmitted T. ,ae House message ne
camatn. ia- the letter III the Secretary Of
State III answer t1 Il resolution Of the l2tb
II january. ceiling Iar COPIES of all mes
za-sS, uat~, orlsuauces. resolutions and
proceedings OF Provisional Governors.
Conventions. or LeGIs tatutes- in Iusurrec~
uen'ry districts, aud the qualifications Of
N.5er0 IN g ee-."nS. aot any other 'n.orma-
. t,on t1"1'"- :" ,"r3 t'-it o." the pait.e.l
saa"',.'a' %.'f ~ '''.1 '''s copies were he
~ 't.h-e' - ''e Use p 'te senate. they
Ne"'" .l '2s.-e"'a''@ ~ I, 'e" "-lS. Ir
>,SN '''' aus ,'e' '' ',ie senate says ~
accident ". !" sA"iten uid not t'Ae the
f.eSsr 'oe.t o'.'' l'Ne 20, I~N5' anu explains
- '' Us 60 - rs 40
>s''SS- "s f't'''7 al 'o'u ." '"o"S. C1e
's~ l,'''h % ,'"' eT".f cry declares. 10,
veneer o'''' ..'s Iy>'a''t : l'v' s.'''7ue4
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
/ Cg.icus Case-.i fsascientioas Murderer ana
Rarc.ar.

BaFgar.
The State Prison Commissioner, Hon.
Henry Cordicr. WHO is in town 20 day, has
laid before the Governor curious chapter
in criminal lie.
1t seems there IS in the state irIson
man named Walters, convicted OF the vio
latlon and murd ar Of a young negro girl
at Prairie du CHEN IN / u, and sen
fenced to impris )nment Tor he A few
months since "a iuan nahed iil2htal2er,
convicted Of burglary and sentenced to
fourteen months imprisonment was re-
/ ceise I iu the prison Last week he sent
for commissioner GogIier and made a
notwithstanding walters Innocent and
that he I.:-!t.,izerl and man named
! Atwood are guilty Of the murder OF the
/ girl Walters has always vehementiY
+ averrcd his own innocence and quite
f'ausibIy explained away the suspicious
/ circumstances urged against him.
The story Of LichCiIizer IS entirely con-
sistent with that Of Waters. he says
/ that he and Atwood were in Prairie du
/ Chen ut la, time. for the purpose Of en-
/ listing and obtaining high bounty; that
i thoy found the negro .lrl near the marsh
where her body was discovercd* that they
/ hal been drinking and made her drink
whiskev, till she was drunk, when they
/ pushed her into the water where she was
| drowned. lie denies that tbs CIR! was
/ VIC ated, or that there was any purpose OF
numbering her. MIR Cordier told him
that the consequences Of this confession
might be to lead to the prosecution for
murder and his imprisonment for life
/ lie nevertheless persisted in the truth OF
E.. his story ana the innocence Of Walters.
MIR. Cordier Is inclined to the belief that
this confession. Is in the main true, though
be does not urge any immediate oihcia'
aston in the Madison Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

New YORK March sth.

The Commercial says that 1t Is reported
that tie New York ana Erie Z K Co,
have recently reduced their expenses hv
di>.harging 1900 employees along the line
at their road ous OF $1,000 OF this nuns
Der $40 are said u have been employed
as ;he work sh r. ard dspots IN Jersey
Civ This reduction j. said 20 have been in
consequences Of a falling OF Of the western
bound freight about one third The New
Jersey Railroad and Transportation Co
and The Jersey City Locomotive WORKS
CO. are said to have been reducing their
expenses from similar causes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

JoHS AlCRRIsH W the mining interests /
of this portion of the State, which con- /
tains SO much truth that we transfer
large portion Of il tc cur columns Few
n4en in the State are better qualified TO
speak upon this subject than Mr.. MCRRIsH,
asad we look upon his statements as words
CT wisdom, uhic.l, it worlibc we'll for cur
bestorcs upon Air. RoBeRr GEORGE for his
acti ity in the erection of the Zine Fur
mace near this city is well deserved, as we
presume our citizens viii generally admit
We call the attention OF our readers 10 the
extraN below from Alr MrRR,sHs com
munication and trust that some, at least,
may profit by is pernSa. After COM
mcnting upon the fooIisbncss Of sending
everything east to be manufactured and
paying Ugh transportation Mr. Murrisa
says:
4 thTak it viii appear evident to every
rejecting mind, chat. It proper division Of
labor here. 70 reduce the ores to metal
aud otherwise prepare them for the uses
10 which they may be applied, viii be OF
greater i'm portauce 70 Your county, and
more PRODUCTIVE OF wealth, than all your
mines without 1t. Perhaps not 50 of itself.
bat IN Its relations to- the other divisions
q. iJhor taac il viii stimulate or create
! need scarcely say that the labor OF the
aiming districts. up TO the present time
+ has BEEN confined almost to Que branch of
industry. that 81 mining, save a few r. de
furnaces used 10 burn tie 81 phur out oil
the ore, aud ran tie lead into q metal IN
this condition it is seut cut of the State 10
+ BE- manufactured into pajnt- shot, and var
i iens other articles OF cOnsumption there
/ by giving to SOM Other State tie fun ad-
! vantage of that division Of labor, while
/ nc miner and consumer Of this State Is
! called upoH 20 paw the snug little ,um OF
freight % and from the factory
Under this ta.e Of th:nga, the zine ore
though varr abundant has been WORTH
i.sS. AMI lead ore les qaiu1h.e lay far
shan IL otherwise woail be. In couSc-
luence oG thiS. mining has been declining
lor the last TEN or twelve wears. notwlta~
standing the rapid increase in the value
Of tac metal And tie man mast he biiHd
that euIid nos see the ttc5 that unless %
portion Of the labor Of the miuiag region
was .ppijci % prepare tie ores for zen
eral use mining rs "a branch OF Industry
eoU.i II few Years be known ONLY In
history.
Iii, Interesting however, to record the
fact that t.fis state Of things is passing
away. with tine first era in Wisconsin
unin- and that this branch Of industry
like the bird of ancient mytholcGv,--is
about to-
''o,a. nm hsr ilny-al rErs e. Wings fame,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

ga Hon L w. Joiner Of Wyoming.
sends us tie following particulars of a sad
affair, which occurred in that town on the
lst Of March:
Man<cl James, Welshman, who owns
n farm and has family in Wyoming. was
returning home from a trip to the Illinois
coal mines. where, AZ lie was practical
coal miner, he generally spent the winter
months lie had arrived within three
quarters of mile of his homo, when he
came to a creek which was so much swoI-
len by the melting OF the snow from the
hills. rs to overflow bridge which he
wanted to cross. lie tool, of his clothes
and threw them across, and then wadvd
through. hnt on reaching his clothes he
was too much chilled to put them on, and
30 started for his house without them, but
was unable to reach Il, as he was found
dead the next day. lying about thirty rods
from where he crossed the creek He was
about flty-four years Of age, and leaves
a wife and children to mourn IS death -
DodgcrilLe Chronicle
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

a gentleman just from Washington
: wei known member Of the Chicago Bar
assure u that better counsels have
been decided upon in Congress. ~ r. CARDS
the policy Of the President and that the
conflict is probably a: an end he thinks
that neither Congress nor the President is
disposed ta continue quarrel that bodies
no good To anybody Chicago Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

In the Of Mineral Point February 2sth 1866,
Mr.. divers Sargent, aged about p years Of T. $
-argent.s
Mr. Sargent went out with the 8oth Wisconsin Regl-
ment and was member Of Company f, in which Co.
served his country manfuy till disease, contracted
from exp and la dship, rendered him unable for
active duty. e still remained with the Regiment
til it mustered outin September 1863 since which
time i'll his death he gradually wasted away. lie
young man highly respected and much beloved 10y
his fellow companions in arms, and his uutmey death
Is mourned by large circI, OF friends and relations
- Peace his ashes"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
~ s-a--


GARRISON, \. Y. March s.
Colonel Bowers, Adiutant General On
General Grants staff, was killed Instantly
~ falling between the ears while attempt
ing to get on the train just rs it was start
Ing from this station. General Grant has
ordered his remains TO be sent to West
Point in charge Of Major Hill
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

The wife Of Gco Eli Long. whose
trunk rolled of the boiler deck or Louis
vile steamer during the careening causei
by Z sudden gale. has recovered, in the
superior court Of Cincinnati, $3.50 90
for it, loss. being q lilsie over half the
amount Tor which suit was bought
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
Bellrue Zine Work Mineral Point, Wis.

We publish be OK copy of memorial
to Congress, from Mr. Robert George, con
structor of the zine works near this city,
for an increase of the duty on zinc. The
present duty on zine is much lower than
on almost any other article, and we trust
that Congress viii take q favorable view
Of Mr.. Georges memorial. No man, since
the first commencement Of mining in the
West, has done more for the benefit of the
community generally, than Mr. George
The cost oe manufacturing zine is much
greater than any other metal. and yet the
duty j. so sma as to almost preclude the
possibility OF cur manufacturers compct-
ing with thc Old world. We say by all
means let the duty be increased on foreign
zinc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
The salisbury PFisea Keeper.

NV ] DIRK, March D
The Tri5u7fes special reporter of the
trial OF Nai Gee a Raleigh y c. saws.
At the rate the examination Is going on.
month or more must elapse before the
trial Is concIuded. The counse for tile
defence have notified the Judge Advocate
80 Issue about 100 sabpmnas tor wines
ses IN behalf Of the prisoner.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
Steamboat Disasters.

CAIRO March 6
The Steamer Diamond, loaded with $50
bales Of cotton, was burned at Gray's
Landing, on the Tombigbce river, last
Tuesday. The cotton was insured The
boat VS. valued a. $4,000. No insur-
ance.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

PHILADELPHIA, j

TNTLADEL1nTA, IarcN 5.
Gen. Meade says, over his own sigma
turc. in letter to the elitor Of the Eren-
ing Telegraph, that there Is no truth in
the report circulated from Washington.
tIAt he has consented at tie reguest Of
the President to allow his name 70 be
presented to The Democratic State Con-
vention as aandiiate fyr Governor Of
Pennsvlvan.a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

AtIIHIs- NIIFCl ..
The steamer LocEu3od blew up and
burned last night : miles below Mem
phis There were % killed and p injured
She was valued at $4,000 No insurance.
The names Of the killed and wounded are
not known Eat
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
M "A RRTED-

A, the 81 T. Parsonage, Hazel Green Wis. March
9Th 1866 By Rev. II. Dnsdale, Mr.. Wm J Lanyon.
Of Mineral Point, aud Miss l.. J. James, Of Hazel
Green.
On the sth Of March, 1856 in the town Of Mineral
Point by Rev. John Toay, Mr. W. Scoaricl Of Dodge
vii g Miss Eliza Phillips, Of the town Of mineral
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
THE TRIBUNE.
MINERAL. POINT:
WEDNESDAY. MARCH II, 1865
Iowa County Bonds.

Mr. George Sins, late chairman CT tue
ts,wcty Board of Supervisors ha7 id7' re-
eeived a letter from Mr. T. " AsSan OF (
Milwaukee. who has been conducting tiha .
suit for the county; 1t - dated tue oIh-
instant Mr. RYAN expresses his sorrow f
mi surprise AT the decision Of the court .
lie saws. however, that tn court has only /.
decided one point, the her vii he brought /.
IN in AoriL He is of the opinion that if .
RE naint still to decide should so against I
,s she mortgage which, the county holds T
.g.;pst the road could be made available. /.
Nr Rvars expenses il conducting this (
trial have been 2}l3.iS. ana his charges
for services 22eJJ.3h he Board adyaac
81 $4,000 leaving Sl753. IS still due him
-DodgeciiLe Chronicle
"a il seems Mr. Ryan has finally written
to the former Chairman Of the Board in
relation TO the result Of the County Bond
suit, after ha Ing been written to several
times on the subject Mr. Ryan was en-
pioycd to attend to the suit against the
county, and 1t would appear that ne has
deviied it up into seyera! points only one
Of which has been presented 70 tho court
Why, we would ask rer. not MI the points
Were we t. employ lawyer to attend to
a case in court and he Argued bat one
point at a time, leaving other points to be
arguel at future sessions, We should be
very likely to suspect that it was the fee
he was after, rather than the interest Of
MS cliant
We are notad isaI as 10 the other D,iut
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

80 Gold i sill. declining on Sa-y--
day i wss down % 1905, sl-s lowest h-are
. has been a aate.. "a since 1881
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

REuuEE - oNE oF inns Ea9ENo> We
fna in the Assembly proceedings OF the
9th, the following
Nr Robbins made earnest remarks on
the extra a-eoee 80 the present aiwjnls-
tra.ion and the number 81 unnecessary
employees around
Mr. Hopkins offered substitute giving
the mernIu heu~ Is AIv. R.Hhlrs for a
lecture IN - ifiyal leuuamv
Nr Rabhn~ WIS uat >armri-al at Mr.
Hopkins Offering this substitute. rs 4 was
known that such reSaiu5i ms a. those now
up were apt 10 give tue Regency trauhle
who were In the habit Is using the army
IT employees about tha Capito q carry
such ward caaeu>ses IS they we're IN
tsrested In
Mr. Hopkins rnruliated the statement
made. saving i WAS ridiculous ana vstL~
drew his substitutes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

The Gee trial IS disclosing horrors
equal to those develo?od on the trial cf
My
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
IN PRoBA7E-IowA COUNTY COURT

N 7 :. C-'-1 7 n 7 - 4 CULNIF tOJhI.
in the matter Ct the estate OF Patrick NDern,ott de-
ceased
an reading and fling the petition Of Hugh NcYve-
administration OF ssid estate setting forth The ,or,
f personal THAI has come into his hands ami ,b
aisnositjoI thereof the amount OF debts octs+srs;
against SAID deceased and description Of all The real
estate whereof said deceased died seized, and praynt,
for license sell the same Is ordered that said
tiIion h., heard before the Judge Of this tire
2gd tay Of april 1866 Al the Court House, in the vii
lage Of Dodgevillc.
shall be pu5lishe for four successive weeks prior te
sail day Of hearing in the Mineral int Tribune, :
weekly new s,,arer circulating III said county
Dated March 10Th. lSG5.
mar. i4-ap j. " STRONG, County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

CIRcU.T CoURT-The Circuit Court for
Iowa county will commence its Spring
term at Dodgeville on the Goth Instant
The following is list of the Grand and
Petit Jurors drawn for the term:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14

: o7gress appears 70 10 more than
usually busy IN rccyn-t-aeti0u matters
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
~ rR6B4TB-IOBA COUNT c0CRT

Ia the matter Of the estate Of Morgan Jones, deceased
an reading and filing the petition q Mary Jones,
adminIstratri - said estate, representing iroug
and praying that time andp ace be Fixed :oF eNanln-
Ing aud allowing her Of her administration; u
that said be examined By the Judge
u his curt Tuesday. the 50th day Of April next
ensuing he Probate flee, Ia the vii age Of Dodge
VILE.
And it IS further ordered. that notice thereof be
given 20 all persons interested 10y publishing copy Of
Ills order successive weeks in the Mineral
Point bune, weekly spaper circulating in said
county,
Dated Man Oh sth, 1866.
mar 1f-3w l.. N. STRONG, County Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
TYPE OEATE-LoW4 COUNTY cOCeE

{NNPR OLA W CpjAII COURT
the OF this estate q Ham IA NcNar deceased.
i ETTERS Of Administration having been this day
Issued 10 " lillian J. HeRry, 81 said county, and
six months from the date hereof being allowed and linn
lied creditors 10 present their cIis against said
ceased for examination and allowance: il j. ordered
that all claims and emands against the
deceased ~ received aud adjusted before the Judge Of
ih.5 oGrt and for that purpose he VIII be his
j. the village Of DodgYe the first Iouday Of each
month, daring the term anorc limited
Audit u further ord red thar said rat or
delay cause copy of this order he puhiishe for four
successive weeks in the Mineral Point Tribune week
" newspaper circulating in the county Of Iowa and
also th7t he cause Ike copy be posted up four
different -bEC places in said county.
Dated March Gh SOC.
nar. Ii-fy L. II. STRONG, County Ja6ge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-03-14
Or. CneeseEElar..s E.crnaIe Pill

are the only Eaedici1e that MARRIED IN sr~cru
LAb!t-S have relied upon for many years or can p.
y upon nos BEWARE or TsIITATIONSf These
- .,f.l ne -4esi preparation ever put fs-ward
WIN LA3LEhiAI r AND PEE-lSTENT SUCCESS
DON'T Be DECEIVED