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York prices.
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display at
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Corner Canal and Royal streets
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

Il federal Official has made cath, says the
Pstei zEurg Index before the proper authority
4has system III deseeration n The dead Of the
Dnitsd States armies, buried Y that vicinity,
aaS of sindling The government Is pursued
Is t.he cs sntraet9rs for Eeinauming those
se5IsA Yh . government alloys eight dollars
4agassk new anriRl, and the official declares
4baftI,a bodies aTe each cut into four pieces
sns ss.,, nsaep buried separately, d tRiel
sshich secures to sAAs e9alS1 e5sSA 'AAl n 5ss's
dollaFs for every corr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

The Cumberland river is still falling slowly
There is hardly ten inches on the shoals.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
Douglas,

ENGRAvER AND LTTHoGRAPHER,
Camp Street 10
(Adjuining Ladies Entrance City Hotel)
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS engraved in the most
elegant mauaer
Invocss and Circular Letters, etc, Autographed.
seas Cancelling Stamps, Door Plates. etc
Initials Embossed Paper aud Envelopes without chs7s
for die.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

TIE citizens OF Memphis have subscribed
lonr hundred ana hfty-nine thousand dollars
ia ttass Memphis and Little Rock RaiIroad
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

W,..ss 3..a,..I Hardin county, KY,
faised iosr hundred bnshe Y = ''.ssTs'5s Wy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

Ilse Memphis Bulletin says s1.
Sons have not enhaneed the essss 81 lssr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
.g.oGv Importation,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
VI. GIG UEL,
1876 eG...............CANAL STREET. II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
Louisiana Eeuees.

Secretary and Treasurer Merchants' Excl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
Est&ggEGGB1CRs
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER
INLAND NAVIGATION.
Capital, 100000.

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
.qge,,ss vg,up,sc5 Everywhere

ruE GREAT SOUTHERN HISTORY
Complete IN One Large Volume
rar CHEAPEST HISTORY PUBLISHED.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-12
WIT AND WIsbOM.

In AaNlN a y.
Inamcd Lie, is not TO be believed n ahyi
Ithing, for lies always snfe "a teii1 T III
dabont everything III lE.d aJ al noii1|
.lnpp.o,,,,, ,.-,,,. -, -,
i -. I11Hpivcisays VI hh aDoiitton editor whc
| sr,ni9 n W. fpotll llpd. ipla and the raj
~ ILL., NJ .nP Pp0rn raE phq the worst qfit
4 iam.,en N nnan idqygl deserts him On acs
Jos, u, w III ti,a poNerii' nc cisnI glt any lower
I""e y i" ..nA iYpfldT1lot AtlaDlLiien6B %
| = an .what " fangbutt an empty show,,o-4d
,ih,riS mson throngh ieds "a snowl tsl, ,,
oi, nL Wna,. ,ns nnr gsua hr,n m, Asatterng chain
\ M IN We heAia not Inrrhurrh, soif and low
1 ui pefNfpt IONA u"oHs'fiiove ypa sor '''ili'
Il, y house In Augusta, bMafne.l ,yI,ibI, ,vos
burned lately. was buiIt in i7-a a,,a WE WE
| the charters Of Benedict, Arnold ,"ho,, ha
was, on his QueheF FeSpcdition. y. -,
iidNtw Yorkers have an far 10 ,ro,,,j 80,
Sundhy, To Wct their whistjr thof tbe ,a,,, v,
law ID dubbed sTbc Exefcjs,, 7 ~, wy ~"
III niu.l -. =. L-,;r-1'1 '1p5 Tf''"i.r,-ittf
"A Erench Bishop ma sermon recently
ers III Iet women halynre y, oaia hn ,,,,',s,I
lputtihg on their nrofnsive and nS msi,,e i,,,,
lattireI holy narrh,v nrn ,6c ratas ai p'.,
disc" 11'n7Ht l'iofTf ~ e''17'f7f ~ : '"'"-
ri Il, ,,,,,l.,,. .,s.sua. .l.I, ..L, y,lns.l,
i,ot say .l,''t nun VIII Stcal said
I'd ,roost high whenho was aroundy' vi
| tuAa ..f.
sotil o," s,'"uiu =, lhlulge Is such horriu
tatd ,RR''s'i1, ,,R' i"s Wv hnnPecken husballd
Shn,,1d hd ky P,rso lnid MN Ithat he
world, never TO separate from hcr
"Phrson,H said he, II beg you WON'T mention
the Circumstances again. 4a.IGfti nlIn d
u.nr,, W., p.,.,, .,,n,,,,,.s
inmln Why, he never came To hear him
preach. Benjamin replied: "Why Beechnr,
the faci IL, have considerations scrunlcs
against going to places OF amusement on
HON., lovs-rhoro ara -.
m,stic Hiss In tho foiio,,in,, ,olan''. W w
sent l,v n Wnll strcc, honior 4. ~ ',9a
,.tIend John Also ,icfniioi,m k;is nelly
Spank Arthur. DON'T ftet,' ! - '''' y
r. ~, .,.a.,... .,.,,o...r.l,Jiu, - ,ly.o
tlescy, England, recently asked a boy
which WAS tho hjobeat, 3Iynit,,,t az ',,,s,,
church. After looking I'M, and looking
down, north, cast south and west tbc hnS
|innoccnrly replied: 'sThe weathefcock." ~
II wns rather n curious commitment which
Noltaira paid to Mademoiseile do Jiyrv
when DE said of her 10 n friend; ,.Shc was
body, and stood before her like point Of
admiration i'
A petrolhum family has loteIy stor,od :,
Fashionable lif,. whose nurior 4 snid ,o ~,
so brilliantly furnished that they look at 1t
only once month, and then they do Il
through smoked glass. -, p. -
The following toost u,s o,;,er =, o.,,
celebration: '"fhc rights ofwoman-Ifshe
Vn ways Ss command r1 smack St SNIP may she all
. A ,rnc,i ro,,,,.od e,,f,.
sotsI9 100 o,t nao,,rud i'os .eioW Who was nearly
WV {" .N'e " n'"S, "Hu hViit ny lne
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-12
.dieO ttron the ulpftFletsd London Newsf" ~
How GIadiateur Won the Gold Gun
az Ascot. u -...ll nn..l nl

tHaff Hf.7lT ut
10 was al eNciiing seene, when ,Mr. Nc,
George dropped his fliIg, and Breadalban
made playlat strong pae6,1 Isegalih brine
scccnd. ana die layoTitel In the rear. MolS
exciting stil, When thgy dssoen,lcd thc
liill into the Swinlcy Bottom,, for this was
Centrally Filt "a he the ttrning point and
IL slhdiateqrl tov0r tliat III safety. Nd was
lall over drimshaw rode him with ad-
mtrasle nfldgmcnt, and ,th0 hons wen,
down likca human being nl,rSing hiiBsolc 4
and as " ceiiscionS' Where his weak .point
lay. SO stroilH had illrehdallinnc made the
pace. that he yas learthinIy one huhllre,l
ami tiiiy yanis ahead of the layoritci az
this upolnt-hidecd, so great was the dis
tanoeS that cries aasse ls c-lib with n,tcf
catch him,M hut the race Mas over while
thcya thus sHeNclaiped. The HUI, was de-
scended In safety, ard foot ly .tDSt,, all.l
yard by yard, SllIl the horse gain Oh his on
poncnts, AS tlisye cahic into the strtliVht.
Breadalbahe lad uericd HeccdrL apd, I'D M,
distance Regal la wAk ov4t1laliiad. Strlliao
o0 with that t,fsxtraordinATy action .whk,l,
once seen, can Devee lit fOrgotfen, viii. No.
a hair thrned and Pulling Gfinishaw e,,t' M
tho saddle, the GREATEST horse that t,is
country has probably ever seen. came I'M
amidst great cheering, winner by forty
lengths.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-12
NEW STORE AKB NRW GOODS

I NEw ARRIvAL OF oooDslLphiiip sugar.
%nr %i.S nas ns snst asyiss fes q,s
he is conndchtHa ean sen c1sapsr than any other
honse IN the city, and he pledges himself 10 offer
the eoittzens of Dayton aud vicinity GOOD Bar6dl
lower thnn any house In, tise state OF Ohio The
managers oflhls New York house, 2l9 Center street
near Grand, being on the alert.to pprehase goods
az Great Barpass til9y arg rnabcsto offlls oods
at rates much iowcr thnn my other house possibly
Empire Building befof6 purchasing elsewhere. A
sugarman, Importer and dealer in all kinds of DRY
Goods &c,, can also he found at the same nsss
before purchasing az cineinnati, an any other
Wholesale ho9se ~ Ne can sell goods al New y ora
wholeselp <prloes. lie may De- found al Ko Ii0
A4ihk ktif4ts Until iurihar noticeeisnino' meaisni
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-12
SOMETHING NEW.

"A MiiORfANT, TO FARMERS AND
MannfactnreH or Sorghum sirupI Something
A PATENT RI0lfr Pok Tak MANuF FACTURK or WINE
FROM THE COMMON SORGHUM.
The best ofNyinep worth ffonf ~ 10 TO ts per
gallon, made BIT " coat of loss than twenty cents
per gallon. ,
For informaliops ooncyrHng ,IpdiVieuA Manu-,
tqotuFipB o. froNhship' ri fhts, address the pro,
pfetor, JOHN 1SlSNEri'., ,MiRniisbnrg, ii'
DI y &Al y.,t,,on,a Montgomery Oo u. q
"a EltqTs. OF Peppers within the state hy inaertin ng
thei shove In their paper for two months will be
entitled 10 an IpdlyidliaI ltRhtfor nhanIihcfiiins
said Wine. mnta1l lsstre
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-12
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
dH III. ROBINSON, bnsi oi'
JBLlsHER AND, PROPRIETOR.
UNrnMu,l,r.rnn

Sweet lady ming. tho faded rose pf-a cngpa
u ottcii dcarer thanthe nower .... . "a
tfcslt gathered "a zach nemorv rrb,xs '
More prseiohs shue ,lic partiik' h0ur h'''l
Ana AZ loves aritst-han eta give ilIlN iu.l ll
. " glowing tint and tender shade fU IfUlii
HNth, me, Ihat your face may live i..t d.
q lncolots that cAn hcv0f hde nl n, % i",
A9d stu my fancy paints You ncarjn fnIli I'D
Aud oft at eventfdu near ~ ~'''S'i''" "
fonr phantom foo,stcpon thc stalr iA
a Pretgnee an the gathering Gloom IV $50
.Inrlls ~ my pulses with delight srH .IIH..I.
Ana seems 20 glorify tho rnom 80 -
WIN lovcliness denied my sight "
I Ard little Ifgk 4 that ldng mlltstf sifgoill'a
Dt smiling lands aud foAhiy sea s4.lfiH.... .
Divide us love nc distance SMILES
] And holds tho kxnIlngl Winds IN fec. lil '1i'
And every wind dbat racks th6 clouds l1li.iinu'H
or gently moulds them In the blue -ulI.
llieags 1--we, thoughts IN tpmpltuons crowds, iU
orsoniy whfts y rrhycrfOr you. i =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02

The Commercials Washington special
says the Austrian Minister has advertised
his furnished residence, and expects the
next European steamer will bring news of
the sailing Of the Austrian troops for Mex
leo, which will insure his recei,in g bis
passport from Secretary Seward
There Is great hostility to the recon-
strnction scheme, Both the National In
telligeHcer and Republican oppose it. 1t
is rumored that the President advocates
calling National Constitutional. Conyen-
ton to settle the issues now pending.
The large appropriations now made and
proposed by Congress alarm the Finance
committee
The Posts Washington telegram says
the Bank Committee decided today to re
port against the creation Of any more Ma
tional Banks.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02
BE ETS sFENs.

IT,, ,,.,-.., . 7 - -,
r,.eo Va, - = W - ~
a fire in Trorord C,co4, vos+ .,
Sunday 6as,r,r.4 ,b;,,r.tl.roa -,
Loss $3.50 o19
,.u.,...l,- 49,, ;. 2'-.S Oh ''' o''e'u'
~ i'''''> ~ - III 1''''' '''''h
Inc o"hS committee mas decided to
t;nnaI hanks 1''-0'' % more ""'
-,-I'.--,,
- -. 80 5 - - - ,eo ~ '''''i'
,hs Seat. u;..,-;,I go. - '''e GUNS -
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ror,r -, ~ Is''' cur
~ VI PM
=. my
- 81. - ,'e -''''ohl' "'nS a
$500 - Dssn caught over
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ne negro testimony bill passed n
''is tennessee House OF Representatives
"' n, i've ->,' o''.' On ''e hfst reading, II
N'.' >,'''' ''s''''''' Il Jaw. 0en. FISK Is nr-
''s -. '''.'' ne may Abolish
- - tx Il" = o'''S
All The buildings OF the New Haven
t''eN O'm 2any' seven IN number, were
So - ~ ~se ,'e"aay morning, oh.
"s'e "'fheo "'ta them. By
'''''''' twenty i'mihes
- - 1855 "''.' ~ "oEAmen
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02

The Strait. are open, and navigation
on the inland seas of the West, between
Chicago and Buffalo, has now been re-
sumed
"A collision between the United
States and British authorities, in reference
TO fishery rights, is deemed possible, on
the northeastern coast. C. S war vessels
are ordered thither.
No additional cases of cholera are
reported in the New York quarantine
steamship loaded with loo immigrants
arrived on Monday last at New York,
from Liverpool, with no case OF cholera
on board
A late FIRE ut Detrois DESTROYED mp
wards of 2i.o0o,000 worth of property
twenty nine persons are known to have
persisted in the flames and by drowning
and number of others are supposed to
have shared similar fate.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02
Our Relations With Austris

The telegraph intimates that the Aus
TRAN ambassador is getting ready to re-
turn home. This is doubtless in view of
the protest of our government against the
plan to bolster up MaximiIlian by rubsti>
tutIns Austrian bayonets for French ones,
IN regard to which the National Republi-
can, q few DAYS since, in double loaded
article had the following paragraph:
We can assert, without fear Of contra.
dictlon, that under no circumstances will
| AUSTRIA be permitted 10 land an Austrian
soidier IN Mexico, in the interest of Max
lm'ilan and monarchy, 1rithout terrirq-
| tang al once, under instructions. the friend
| ty relations Ro70 eristiRg be3peea the Gar
| efhmeHts Of the United States ard Aus
! :r'a-whIch would involve the demand bv
Mr.. Motley, our Minister to Vienna. of his
passports, and the tender TO Count Wv
| denbruck, the Austrian Minister at Wash.
! ington, of his passnnrte
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02
Lake Navigation.

The Straits OF Mackinac are omen A
dispatch received by \. I. Spencer, from
Milwaukee, this morning contains the an
nouncemenu that the propeller MontsoH-
cry arrived there from the lower lakes YES
terday, and that she will arrive at Chicago
to day. The propeller Maine, fro1a this
port, has also reached Detroit:
From adyi lately received by onr
vessel men, about the thickness Of the
show covered ice in the Straits it was gem
orally believed that navigation through to
Detroit would not be open unit towards
the middle OF May We congratulate our
shippers a vessel owners anon their agree
able disappointment Navigation from
Cchleago to the lower lake ports Is now
open-an event of great Importance to the
Northwest
?. ;. The Montgomery has arrived al
this port. Her captain reports navigation
fully open to sailing as we'll as stea a
craft Chicago Journal april 30h
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02
The Atlantic Monthly for Nav.

The contents Of the May number of the
Atlantic Monthly are of varied interest.
The Har,nonists,' by the author of
Life in the Iron Mills is sketch of the
village of Economy, founded by the fol-
lowers of Rapp, on the Ohio, early in this
century = y slight thread of fiction con-
meets the different facts of history and de-
scription.
Abraham Davenport is poem by
Whittier
Miss Fields recollections of "The last
days OF Walter savage Landor are con-
tinued, and this instalment is full of dis
ultory anecdote of the old poet, whose
opinions OF Shelley, Milton. and Dante,
are given as he expressed them in CONVEX
sation.
Tomorrow IS sonnet By LongGel-
low.
Five chapters Of doctor Johns" fol,
low, and the story draws near its couclu>
sion.
The Passages from HawthorHes Note
Book nre Of special interest on account
of the slimpses given f the life Of Haw-
thornc at Brook Farm. and the reader will
find in them the original sketch Of one OF
/ tie most beautiful scenes of the Blithdale
/ Romance
In The Fenian Idea" Miss Frances
/ Power Cobhe touches upon the uricvan-
ces, real and imagined. of Ireland. and
shows that the Fenian Idea is based alto
! eether upon the latter.
Mrs Stowe, in the 9Th " Chimney. Cor,
ner paper, diseonrscs of The Sources
Of RoautT in Dress"
Edwin Rooth" IS Il close and critical
study bg Edmund C. Stedman. of the
great actors genius
| Mrs Akcr contributes q poem entitled
"Among the Lau-els"
An instalment OF Nr. Readc's Griffith
Gaunt follows: and then we have a plea
| for return 70 specie payments hv L. II
Derby, in the article entitled " What vii
il cost us ~ This Is = very careful nanar
I and bases it, reasoning upon the facts and
/ figures Of the United States Revenue Com
mission
neutrality-suspicious. Is 4 brief little sat
irical paper by Chas J $praeue
+. Mr. Hosea Big ow's Speech in March
/ Nieetinr, Is the tile Of puneent Big]ov
Paper, by James Russell Lowell. The
Presidents recent acts and speeches give
Mr. Lowell occasion to elnbadv. in the racv
and grotesque language Of Hosea Biglow
the common sense and trne feeling Of all
/ loyal men concerning the situation of the
/ country.
Question of Monuments" is short
paper, hy v, D Howel's, discussing the
means Of commemorating the men and
! events of the war
The usual Reviews and Literary No
! tees follow
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02

TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH Mr. Cyrus
W. Field rftnrncd from England last week
in the Persia. after having launched anoth-
err great expedition to lag the Atlantic
Telegraph cabir. This is bis thirty
voya re across the ocean on his enterprise,
which he ha. devoted the last twelve cars
OF ms IRE. cucu rnGUunt..',iU t,cl~cvo1-.
ance deserves success. All preparations
are going forward with the greatest randi
ity. They are manufacturing over one
hundred miles of cable week Mr. Field
remains here but six weeks, and returns
to England to Join the Great Eastern.
which IS expected to sail the last Of june
All connected with the former expedition
feel sure Of success this time They hope
% have Geographic communication cstab-
lished between the two hemisphercs in the
month of July.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02

Gov FAIRcHLD The Milwaukee Ne1cs
charg Governor Fairchild with visiting
Washington To procgic certain appD Mt
ments in this State Such is not the fact
The Governor has gone on ofiicial business
connected with the settlement of accounts
between the General Government and this
State. In our telegraphic reports to day
it will he seen that a similar charge bas
been made by the New York Herald
against the Go ernoy. which was contra
dieted hy Senator Howe in his place in the
Senate Madison Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02

DISTRESS FOR RENT-The shortest act
passed by the Wisconsin legislature al
It's last session, was the following:
AN ACT to abolish distress for rent.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin re.
presented IN senate and assembly do
enact Is TOIlOws
Sectinn L The common law Of right nt
a landlord to distrain for rent is hereby
abolished
Sec. , This act shall take effect and he
IN force from and after its passage and
publication
Approved April ., 1866.
Its passage was Suggested by the recent
decision of the supreme court. declaring
the common law right Of distress for rer:
to be in force
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02

IN PROBA TIE IOWA COUNTY COURT.
II the matter Of the last viii and testament Of John
Walsh, deceased.
ON reading and fling instrument in writing pur
~ porting to be certified copy Of the last will and
testament of oin Walsh late of the city OF st Louis
and State Of Missouri deceased Il is ordered that
the roofs of said instrument be heard before the Judge
OF this Court, Wednesday. the Esd day of May,
A.h. SG5 at the PROBATE Office, in the village of
DoGgeyille.
AID it is further ordered hat public notice thereo!
be given TO all persons terested by publishing copy
Of IN order for three eeks successfully prior to said
day Of hearing in the Mineral Point Tribune, weekly
newspaper circulating in said County.
Dated April 9Th, 1.66.
maya SwlS I'M. STRONG, County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02
Foreclosure Sale.
STATE OF WIsCoSsIN-IOwA COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT.

STATE OF wIsCoSsTN-IOwA COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT.
William RI usey and George ". Stuart executors OF
John Ramsey deceased Plaintiffs uggiust The
philadelphia and Wisconsin Copper Nuin. Gonna
~, David stuart. Geo. u. stuart Thomas Wallace
ir, Jehn AID Ell and David y. Denison copart-
neTs- trading under tie firm name and style Of Stu
at x Brothers, Defendants.
u / virtue Of and pursuant % Judgment OF foe
closure and sale rendered in the above entitled
action, iu said Iowa County Circuit Court, the 39h
day Of March 4 D. $50 I will expose for sale and
- A. public ton the highest bidder for cash al
the front door Z the Coaft H0Rs- n the viIsy. II
DodgeviiIe, ia said County and State. on Thursday
the 24th day Of May, d. 1866 a. 10 O'Clock IN tbs
forenoon Of thst dan the following described NOR
gagged premises much thereof "a may be neessa
~ = raise tn amount q said judgment, interes,
costs, and costs Of sale, 10 Wit
Iae cas- half q the uorheas, quarter % section
nun-eT I'VE laI and The half Of the northwest
quarter q ction number four III. all in township
number four north q range number three f31 east
Of The fourth principal meridian containing leo
scres, more OF les.
Dated >herif,s Office, DodgeriIle Iowa County Wis.
cousin, April c.b, j D. 1876.
THOMAS THOMAS Sheriff
lows County, Wlscor IL.
H@'t1 sEI7s re At'T7. april SrtS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02


All in the Founty of Town and State Of Wisconsin =
AID The following lots n the city OF Min eral Point, in
said oun'y and tate viz Lots No and block -;
lots : g. s 10. IL beck ~ lot block 10; lots ) :
5, 9 block %; lts3 : 9. II block %; lots >, & e.
TO- y hnci - lot block -; lot block %; lot ,
block 81; lots >. l. block 81; lots block 80; OF 10
block 81; Its /, >, block 10; lots 3, block 4io
Strong aud others add ton to said city, and claiming
that he the said petitioner and oSeph Gundry are en-
titled TO conveyance Of said premises. and praying
That Isabelle Walsh and Julius l. Walsh administr
tors Of - estate. be authorized and directed by =
cree Of this Court II make aud execute conveyance
Ct said premises 10 hi %, said petitioner and Joseph
fGnlry-
Il is ordered, that said petition be heard before the
Judge 81 his Court Monday the nth day CT yu-,
next ensuing, at the Court House in the village Of
DodE-viIIa
and IL IS frther ordered that notice thereof he Civ
en- by pub ishug copy of t- order for sjN successive
weeks prior 10 saia day Of hearing in the Mineral
Pint Tribune week newspaper circulating in said
couaty
Dated Dodgevlle, ApIu %. 1865.
l. II. STRONG
may2-6wle County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02
Summon for Relief.

SHIs- sffoFfS TOT FAtFf08.
IOWA C0ETTY CIRCUIT COURT
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Iva COUNTY. -
Ellsworth Parmely, Plaintiff az. Melvin A. ra-rneiv
Lucia J. itull iforneIlr ucia >. Parmelvl Albion.
so ). Hull and Edwin s Parmely, defendants.
The State Of Wisconsin the above named PENDANTS.
NoC are hereby summoned and required to e.
the complaint OF the above named piautf in This
action, Of which copy Is herewith served upon v0u,
and copy Of your answer to the said com
pIant the subscriber. his law office in the city
~ Mineral Point Iowa unity, Wisconsin, With
twenty DAYS from the service reof exclusive 81 the
day Of such service: and ii y1u fail answer the
Compliant within the time aforesaid. the Plaintiff
herein VIII apply the Court for the relief demand
ed il said Complain
1.-THE complaint in the above entitled action .ed
In the Office q The clerk Circuit Court % Iowa
County, Nisconsln. on the lith day u April, 1860
Dated l4ih day Of april. 1866.
n. VI. COTHEES
Plaintiffs Attorney.
keHcence-h1erai Point, y IS. apI> 6w6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-02

nc Garrison National Bank. az Cs~
az harFiso', County. Ohio. was entered
oy < ours'ars on Sunday morning be-
for day light, the safe blown ono, and
robbed of hous.s AMI funds "a r., -.
Of s550o00. 4 reward or 500 on -.
been offered for the arrest Of II. l,~-
Siai.