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great unanimity acceded to the proposition.
Gen. Plaisted then headed the subscription
list with 800, and Mr.. A. B. Farwell of Au-
gusta, followed with 5000. After the with
drawal of the trustees, the alumni elected as
committee to solicit subscriptions, Gen. H. M.
Plaisted. of Bangor, Rev, Henry A. Har'' oi
Yarmouth, Rev. George B. Cow, OF Giouces-
ter, Mass, Gen. Chas. H, Smith, OF Eastport'
Rev, Henry A. Sawtelle, OF San FRANCISCO,
CAL, Rev. Moses ]. Kelly, fWatervllle.
The building committee on the part of the
trustees consists of the Rev. DIR. Champlin,
Elk Gov. Coburn and the Hon. Dennis L. Mil
liken of Waterville. The alumni appointed
Mr.. II. W. Richardson, Pref. Charles e. Ham
len and Rev. II. A. Hart members of the
joint committee. The very strong and gener-
al desire to do something to express our sense
Of the services of our brothers who died in
the country's sacred cause, gives assurance Of
the successful issue of the undertaking now
fairly on foot
There are still the races the ball, the con-
cert and the Presidents levee to MENTION
The trotting is said to have been very good.
Horses were entered by Messrs. Lang of Vas
salboro, Shaw of Bangor and Wells of Clin-
ton, best three in five, in harness. What
horses I don't know, but the race was won by
Mr.. Shaw, and the best time was 5: Al. The
concert was financial and musical success
The audience was more numerous than criti-
cal, but the Instrumentation of Mr.. Bonds
musicians was more than good, snd the sing
ing OF Miss Lucy Carroll, a Waterville singer,
was simply delightful. The ball and the le-
wee need no special notice, and SO we come
to the end ofa very pleasant season of staid
dissipation, -,s,,, go, R. w.
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\ The Paris correspondent of the New York
Tribune thus discourses of the division: adj

PRUSSIA, or Bismars-it comes 10 the samc-gets all
North German States, or Confederation OF States of
which Prussia will necessarily be the soyereig-ier
surviving lukelets and kingies hulling hcncefofth
from the king of Prussia rs Sga rql. Then Prussia
is satisfied Italy and France have got or arc in the
Immediate prospect Of getting, all tncy want. Aus
tria rcmaiis. Well Austria is got all the urashing
Austria knew she must be rid OF in tho long rnIl-
aud saved the point OF military honor 10 siare her
litful point Of political honor, she Is let have
association with the South German Confederation.
And como, IL not b satisfaction, as near to it
rs could be expected. Austria has to-day, in the
negliborhocd Of vienna us large body Of ann
cd men rs Prussia could oppose to her in q fair
fight there. But she breads thc decision OF battles
whose Office in this has boon excessively cxaggcr-
ated rs because of the fermeIting liberalism iii VI
emma, and The h3rd bargain Hungarian PATRIOTS now
prayed to for help, will drive with her.
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The Union voters of Cumberland county are re,
1uestcd TO send delegates 10 Convention 10 be held
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The New Map Of Europe.

When, few months ago, the Emperor
Napoleon III. talked, or at least limited OF the
necessity for revision of the map of Europe,
most of us believed that some movement to-
ward such an end would ere long be set on
foot but we hardly supposed that the whole
thing would be accomplished quite SO rapidly
as it has. One brief campaign, and 10! the
work is done. The old boundaries are wiped
out as clean as if wet sponge had been
passed over the whole. The bounds adjusted
by that famous "Treaty of 1885," of which
the Emperor SO recently expressed his detesta-
ton, are now among the things that were.
The peace conference which is soon to assem-
BILE will make startling changes in the plan OF
central Eur pe. The revival OF the German
Bund, the favorite dream of Germany, is aban-
doned, and that unmanageable agglomeration
Of municipalities and kingdoms is to constitute
three great nationalities, or what may be as
well described under that title as any other.
All Germany north of the Main, comprising
population of some twenty-five millions of
people, unites under the leadership of Prus-
STA. Bavaria is likely to be the chief power
of the second division, which will comprise
the southern and Rhine portion of the Ger
man States, perhaps fifteen millions. Austria
is left out in the cold, with only her own prop
er territory and Magyar and Sclavic depend
encies. The following is detailed version Of
the preliminaries:
Prussia 10 annex the Elbc duclrics, the southern
part OF Hanover and Electoral Hcssc so as TO estab
hsh a large and easy communication between ihc
whole OF her territories, ~ ~
All the States to the north of the Main 10 form o
confederation, of which Prussia should have the ler-
pctual presidency which she should represent
abroad, and of which the military forces organized
in the same way as her own amy, should be placed
under her command. 3 .gsrlZ ~ % Is
The States 10 the south Of the Main to be al liberty
TO form among themselves distinct confederation, to
which Austria, BY reason Of her German territories
Should these two considerations thisl fit to cstab-
ls relations between each other for at.airs common
TO botl By means Of reunions OF plonl otcnafics
Diet the presidency to belong to PRUSSIA, and tho
votes TO be so arranged as TO give ten 10 the northern
confederation and six 10 the southern. e fE 9l1
Austria to preserve the whole oil her territory, with
the exception OF Ncnctia, which would be handed
oTcr to Italy. a. All aerf .i;s-- 4lnte;TI fets Z
Austria to pay to Prussia war Indemnity Of $40
00O 600 francs but in this sum would be considered
theIportion Of the Austrian debt which Italy would
take upon herself by reason Of the ccssion Of We
netia. Eblsd asd Fsioqaa naaaj9CzsA Oh
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vile tAla.) Advocates she following: GAS we
were travelling few days ago between Texas
and Pollsrd we came across something in the
shape of a man. He had cup OF coonskin,
shoes OF rawhide, his coat and pants may have
been of Confederate grey, but the RAGS were so
Shiny that IT was impossible toidentiYy them.
He had an old canteen and hayersack. On
inquiry we found out that he was deserter
from the Confederate army, and had been ~
ing in Tit Swamps of Florida, and had just
heard that the war was over, and was hunt
ing up federal officer to get paroled." ilra
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DR.. BICK ELLIS SY r q p I!
as LIN THE GREAT re e's
lr CHOJ EPz NEEDY

Also, Dysentery, Diarrhaa, Cholera Morbus, Sum-
Sick or Sour Stomoch, Painters Collie, &C., and Is
warranted to sTRE OF no pay Is purely vegetable,
without parlcie OF opate or narcotic. Highly Rro-
effects, warns and Strengthens The system, acts like
charm, affording almost immediate relief and
Of these facts. Sold by all dealers in medicine.-
send for circular and Try it: Prepared only by Ed
WARD SUTTON, Providence r. j. GEO G,
GOODWIN & CO., of Bostsn General Agents. n
H. HAY, of Portland. june2eodaw6msN
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Notice.

The Union Y1tnrx of New Ginncester9 are rcuuost-
ell to meet at the Town House, in said town. on Sat-
urday, Aug II, 1896, at O'Clock, p NJ, to choose
delegates 10 tho Cmnhcrland County Convention, to
be holden at Portland on the 18th inst.
Per order Town Committee.
sD Ncw Gloucester, Ang. s. 1scs Il ifIL0-- .ldtd
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OTITINE

This excellent Remedy is an inanible cure for Dea
ness, Discharge from the Ear, and Noises In the
This ironderAt Vegetable Ertract has been the
means Of resOrin0 thousands 10 their hearing, who,
after trying everything and everybody, had given up
hoping ever to hear rain. s ~ ~ ste.a
II operates Ike charm upon offensive discharg-
es from the EAR, ms matter what may have caused
It, or how long standing.
Noises in the head disappear under its influence
as ii by magic. p lt s5e ~ 5H9
Price 90 90 Bottle. For sale by all Druggists at
wholesale by g. c. GOODWIN q CO.,
No. 3S Hanover St., Boston.
Feb 21-SNd&w1y r nr,,. 3 .s-7..l.g e.
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Notice..

The Union vorcrs of Westbrook, arc requested 70
meet at the Town Honse in WcstbrOok, on Satur-
day, Tug nth: at o'clock. P. a., to select delegates
to attend tie Union County Convention, to be holden
in Portland the 18th inst Per ORDER ~ AZ 3
Union Town Committee.
Wcstbrook, Augusta, 1tGC. fiaal4 aug7-dtd
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Notice.

The Union Voters Of Falmouth are requested 10
meet at the Town House in said Falmouth Friday
10th inst, at O'Clock r. TO choose four delegates
TO attend the convention to be holden in Portland 10Th
inst, to nominate four Senators aud County Officers
Ike Per Order Of Union Town Committee.
Falmouth, Aug. A. 1896. aug -sNtd
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Sta.Rdish..

( The Union voters OF Standish are requested to
meet at the Town House in said town. ON SATUR-
DAY. the 11th inst, at four o'clock p NJ. to- select
delegates to attend the County and Senatorial Con-
ven.ion to be held in Portland August 15th 1885,
nominate County officers. AZ ! & = ~ ~
In Per order of Town Committee.
s. andish, August z, 1865. ~ 80 aug 9--d&w
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Notice

The Union voters Of Wind1am arc requested to
meet at the Town House in said town, on Satur-
day Aug 11t 1866, at o'clock, p. H. 10 select dele
gates to attend the Union County Convention, to be
holden in Portland the 18th inst. Per order Union
Town Committee. s9 -h augG-sn-dttl
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The County Committee will be in session at the Hal
OH the day OF the Convention at O'Clock A. NJ.
The Chairman of the several town committees arc
requested TO forward the names of their delegates
the Chairman OF the County Committee as soon as
they may be chosen.
LEWIS u. SMITH, Portland Chairman,
uOltATI0 HIGHT. Scarboro', 'f..a-'ll
WILLIAM SMALL, Raymond,
SAMUELR. JACKSON. brunswick,
SAMUEL GARLAND, Winlbam, ,,.
CHARLES HUMPHREY Yarmouth,
l.. II. STAPLES, l;ridgon, l1
Union County Committee
Portland, July II, 1866. collSwtd
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Notice,

The linton Voters Of Cape Ekkabctll arc requested
to meet at the Town House, i'm said town. on Sattr-
dny, Aug H. 1eGG, ut o'clock p H.. to choose dele
gates TO attend tho Cnnbcr and County and Second
senatorial District Convention 10 lie held in Pcit
Aug. next. fl3f q4'9a 80, % y - :
~ Per order Union Town Committee
li. Cape Elizabeth, Aug. 9Th 1sCG. $500 d,cwtd
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~ STODD1RD,S $50.
CHOLERA SPECIFIC.
A sure Preventive and Cure for

I siraolCH Oh h IL "A. t'as
CoLERA MoREUs, DIARIuIGA, DYsENTEGY,
"a SUMMER CObTPJ.AIETS, PAIN IN THE
81 81, STOMACH And BOWELS, &c.
Its action Is Immediate and clcacious. Its virtues
have been tested by thousands since the Cholera Sea-
nof 1888. Physicians use and recommend it. All
admit it to be The rEss Compound known for the
Complaints for which it is designed.
s eSTODDAltD ~ IiURTON ircrrietors, Troy, y. Y.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Gl -. WEBSTER e CO., Nashua. N. H., r,t
=, may l2-d&w3n' Travelling Agents.
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Notice.

The Republican Voters Of Cumberland are re-
qucstel to meet at tile Town House in said town. On
Saturday Aug nth, at o'clock r. NJ, 70 choose
vention 10 be holden at Portland Aug. f5.
1a Per Order Of Town Committee.
Cumberland, Aug. 9th 1sGG. d&wtd
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SCaHh0rA,

:; The Union voters OF Scarboro' are requested to
meet at the Town House in said town, SATURDAY,
the 18th inst at o'clock P. M, to choose three del
egates 10 the Union County Convention, and to
choose Town Committee tor the ensuing year.
~ - fcii'f, i'-''' Per order Town Committee.
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Caucus.

Tho Union voters Of Yarmouth arc requested to
meet at the Temperance HAIL. in said town, on SAT-
URDAy. the 11h inst, Ia o'clock p. M. to choose
delegates to attend the Union county convention TO
be holden in Portland The 18th inst. :,
w. Per Order Of Town Committee
Yarmouth, Aug. z, 1sC8. ~ .,jteef sitd
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Caucus.

The Union Voters Of Harpswell are requested 10
meet at Iohnson's Hall on Saturday, tho 18th. at
O'Clock 2. NJ. 10 choose Delegates TO attend tic Con-
ycntion In Portland, Aug. the 10Th to nominate Coun-
ty Officers. seS4'
- CD Per order Of Town Committee.
Harrswell, Aug. 4th, 1scC.
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POwnaI.

The Union voters Of Pownalar requested 10 meet
at the Town House in Pownal, Saturday, the 18th
nst att o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of SCI Getting
Delegates to attend the County Convention, to be
held in Portland, Aug 18th, -, Per Order.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


. To AVON much future misery, and prevent the
SET SKIRT SUPPORTER. 1t is sold everywhere.
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dren, as we'll as Gentlcmcns Boots of fashionable
styles. are for sale at L. L. MOSELEY Co. SUM-
MER ST., Boston.
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Additional Bounty.

Soldiers, bring in your discharge and make your
claims for another $l6o Bounty, as prompt claims
ensures early returns. 4 H- ~"
Official Blanks now ready t No. 70 Market
~ TX. HARMON,
aug6dtfsN -s Claim Agent.
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Four SENATOR'S.

Also, TO elect County Committee for the ensuing
ye1r. .
egae and an additional delegate for every seventy
five votes cast for Samuel Cony at TIC Gubernatorial
election of 1894. fraction OF forty votes will be
tiilcl 10 all additional dclegate as fOlloMs:-
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch !
WHEATON,S nINrrNIENm

Will Cure the Itch i'm Forty Eight Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, Chilblains,
and all Eraptions Of the SKIN. Price so cents. For
sale by all druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS s. POTTER, Sole
Agents, ITO Washington St., Boston, it will be Tor
warded oy mail free OF postage, to any part OF the
United States. Ssst4-'- 49,.
Oct IS. 1S65.-sN d&w1r BF 2
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Oolgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

Uolgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with G1yccrine,
and ESPECIALLY designed for the use of Ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume isexauisite, and its
washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all Drug
gists. ,,.,, rsf.s as7 ~ fe10'6esNdty
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UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
OF BRUNSWICK. iglfE

For Members of Congress:
fst Dist.-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
end Dist.-SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
3rd Dist.-JAMES G. BLAINE, of Augusta.
4M Dtst-JOHN A. PETERS, of Bangor.
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81 70 zfHidt r4iso cir 'is1ai ts5 ,sa1is bs-g
o-deffr2 q b ali5 sle5da r5naovuf
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U. s. CLALN AGENCY.
Equalization of Bounties !

THREE years men, or tlcir Widows or Heirs who
Il have only received $40 Bounty, can now obtain
500 more. And widows liow drawing So Ter month,
can now obtain 81 more per mouth for each child
tor 10 die undersigned at 30. i2NaIkct SmIare Cd
positc old City Hall, whose liig cxIcricucc In the
business has made him familiar with this class of
claims.
Firing or send Discharges. All kinds Of claims
promptly collected. Advice ftcc.
z. *. HARMON.
S,i ces lOr 10 Harmon & Sawyer.
Portland, July q. aug1tf
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THE EASIERN EXPRESS CO. are now
i permanently located at No. q Free street, and
prepared to do Express Business over all the Rail-
road and Steamboat routes in the State, and West
by P. s. & p, Eastern and Boston & Maine Roads
to Boston, connecting there with Expresses to ali
parts of the country.
For the convenience Of our customers ON CONNER
cal ami Fore streets, ON order book for freight Calls
will be kept at office of Canadian Express Co. No.
-- Fore street. ~- j. N. WINSLOW
jy4 II r..,.,sTT assf s,-. ~,
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hereafter be found mt No. 1S9 CONNER.
ciaI Street.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Second Senatorial District Conventio

CUMBERLAND COUNTY
AND
Second Senatorial District Convention.
The Union voters of Cumberland county are re,
qucscd TO send delegates 10 Convention 10 be heid
in Portland, in
DEERING HALL,
Wednesday, the 18th day of August 1901
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose Of hom-
mating candidates for
SHERIFF
CLERK OF TIE COURTS, ia;
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
COUNTY TREASURER,
Four SENATOR'S.
Also TO elect County Committee for The ensuing
year. -,
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DREAD-BREAD-BRE - The undersigned
ID having made arrangements with Bakers in Bos-
Bread and Crackers,.unti we can manufacture it
ourselves, are now prepared to supply our former
customers and the pnbc at reasonable rates. by call
street. rs julia u 10 PEARSON& SMITH.
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-sot vi irs la3H 2 % 2di 1sbaa sqad 20 81.
EEoagH nfeiil,VT tEa a1-a'@ -.3
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-03
Our New state Administration.

The officers recently elected to supervise
the different departments Of orr State
government were inaugurated at Madison
last Monday evening. They are as fol-
lows
Governor.-LUcIUs FAIRCHILo,
J.;eut Observation-Disclosures SPo0xeE.
Sec ctate-THoNAs :. AlLES,
Observation-Disclosures T. SNIFH.
Attorney Gcncral-CHAs l. GTLL-
Bank mptrollcr-JaEEIHAH VI. RCsk,
State Supt-IoH~ q. NcAlYSN,
State Prison Com-IIEEEV CoRDEEE
The following are the chief subordinate
officers: Charles FairchiIi. private See
rotary to the Governor; E. i. Spencer,
assistant Secretary Of State; c \. Purple,
assistant Treasurer David D. Ramsey,
deputy Bank Comptroller; \. J. vrair.
assistant State Superintendent; Edward
Coleman, Superintendent of public pro
perty; Augustus Gaylord. Aliutant Gem
eral
Governor Lewis delivered a yaled.c or
address, and Governor Fairca.iI lie IN
augural We have not as vet seen either
of these documents Int viii try and pre-
sent them TO our readers next week.
The Legislature convcnes next WeIncs
day. We cannot form any opinion as Il
who will be the officers Of that body
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-03

a letter from Mobile states that Gov
ernment cotton agents are Selling private
cotton, and appropriating it to their own
use; and that, Of 100000 ba IS of rebel
cotton surrendered BY Dick Taylor, not
over 10000 bales have been, or ever w
be, received by the National Government
- The War Department computes the
number OF deaths in the Union armies
during the rebellion az 100000, and in the
rebel armies At 275, 000-making a total Of
$4,000
- There remain living only two soldiers
Of the American revolut;on-Wm Hutch
in4s, of Penobscot, Me,, and LemueI
Cook, Of Clarendon, \. T.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-03
FG. ECG0SgRE SaEE.
state OF ~ Gscon~il-Eoyga County Cir
cult Court.
Isaac Rushmore, PIaintiT.

against
Garwood Greene, George F. Pound, Meyer Shoysr.
Samuel Z. Fox, Nathaniel !taileck, Wm G.. Tui er
Vim ID. Hart, Henry McCOrkle, ID. II. Hold, riah
VI. Lee, Thomas Murphy. Franklin G.. Avery, Charles.
+. Universe, James l. Todd, Ohm +. Biylry, amp
p. Howell 3. u. Gage J. NJ. sloan, yid Sloan
rlond Dutioa, F, Z Gregory, john Titon, NJ. W
Iic ardson John II. Bradbury, Geo Z Richardson,
II X. BIel II. l.. til. Geo. l. Granger, II. FMS
he, f.- G.. brake, assignee Of K. -. Jones. A II.
Jones & II. q. Jones' b. II. sears, +. Swcetzcr, :.
Il. Gockin, r. ~wain, James swain, Austin UNI
ner Jim K KiInbail and Edward .. Tufts, Defend
feT virtue or. and pursuant to Judgment Of fore
action in said Iowa ouly rcuit Court, on the 'th
day of December ~ 1858, t5y said Court then SIT
ting nari.aZton in the County Of Lafayette, yiI
expose for sale and sell AZ public auction to the highest
In the village Of Hod-ayilie IL said Iowa ounty, is
crusn on uasdIy the 2Gth day % February, 4. d
-c5 at ~ o'clock in the 70 cf that day, the fol-
lowing described mort gagged pr misses, So much there
of may os necessary raise the amount Of said
judgment inte cst. costs, and costs u sale to it,
sec. q containing l3i 90-IQ0 acres : Uhereby
meaning Inc OF section y containing 800 acres
e thereby metgiu.c the W W sec. g. contain
ing - acres of Of sec. Il, containing in al
10 sec Il, $50 ACRES; : Thereby mraniaS e OF
s7a r.. containing teac a - IS e. y Of
500. - continuing ia ali ia Sec j., -1o acres
~ = sees -. containing 50 acres: l. Of q g :
81 $40 ~ c'u-.la.us 50 acres, y ! q 2 " I
see - containing la al ia sec 8, lZHacres; and all
situated ia taHusalp AMBER north, .f range number
east Ji ii. 4tI p.s pa m.riItT. IN th county ~
o1t @}-i % acres, hy Goveruul, % survey.
Dated 5aerIE's elucs, DoIgevIl- Dec. 2}th 4. D.
THoU}s THnuAS, Sheriff.
Iowa County Wisconsin.
IIhNsy < SMITH,
ALfF'- for Pl=iGt.G- low
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-03
circuit Court 1or zsocl. county.
Joseph s. abbot,

Joseph s abbot
AGAINST
Cyrus D. Davis, caro- ius Davis, his wife Elizabeth 1.
More wi18E of d. :. More deceased. phraim
Mariner and George Dyer executors of the las, viii
and testame Of D. s. More, deceased, thomas 4 .
Saytes and { ri Gilbert
y issuance and by virtue Of q judgment Of fore
closure ana sale in the above entitled action By the
Circuit curt for Rock County on the 2.th dav Of
December. p. ISL and order founded upon said
Judgment made by said Court the 29th dav Of De-
cember A D. 1865, shall 10 o'c ocl in the forenoon
Of The 10Th day Cf February, A u. 1866 offer for sale
and sell at public auct 70 the highest bidder on the
sidewalk ia front Of tn Hyatt House Block in the
city Of aaesvIe, N the County of Rock the following
described real estate living and being in The City OF
Min RAJ Point, county Of Iowa, and state Wisconsin
and known aud designated as lot number seveuty-two
l72l Il. Gets Survey Of neral Point Wisconsin
ated december 18Th, I-t5.
THOMAS EARLE, Sheriff,
Rock Cou ty, Wisconsin.
A A. JACKSON,
plaintiffs Attorney. f-7w
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-03
state of yEisconsIn-Toy-a County Cir
cuit Court.

Summons for Relief
Hans smith Plaintiff ag0iHa Fredcrika Smith, De
PENDANT.
The Plaintiff desires the trial Of this action, if any there
he 70 be had ia The Cou - Of Iowa
FFtGy cent Tevcuue stamp cauceJed-l
The state n Wisconsin Frederika Smith, Defendant
WI are hereby SUMMONED and required to answer
the complaint 81 this action copy ~ which was
This dag ui-d iB the office q the Clerk q III Circuit
curt Iowa ouutv, Wisconsin. and go copy
u your answer the subscriber 40 bis Office In te
village Of Dod-friIis, iowa '0uHtY Ns 0usin within
twenty days after service e ibis summons excIu-
s.vs u the day ofservice, and if you fail said
Conn .aIut hereby required tie Plaintiff viii apply
to the ourt for ID Tali demanded in the Complaint
Dated bee. 23i, lass.
T.. ". STRONG
52-3w- Plaintiff : Attorney.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-03

the shedding Of blood there is no remis
sien Of sin
Senator Lane is what is called "radi~
cal so IS Henry Ward Beecher, never
theless they both assure Us of their con-
fdence IN the President and insist that
there viii be no rupture between him and
Congress. We hope and believe there
will not. The rupture would be a calam-
ity that cannot bat be deprecated by all
patriotic and rejecting men Chicago
Journal
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AK EN Up.

~ANE to the enclosure Of the subscriber residing in
= the tom II 81 liin. about one mile south - the
village, about the 18th Of Move uber I-65 one
red and white heft.r, line back and white belly notch
in lower part = 1t aud supposed to be teo years
old past
The ow7=r viii please call, prove property, pay
charges ald take said heifer away
b. D. DAVIES
Dee 18th, 1855 4ws6.