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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25
II PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COUR1
IN TUE NATTER OF THF ESTATE OF
II. LELE- Ell NJ N.c.-...-l

IN TUE NATTER OF THr ESTATE OF
#AEG NRE Fla Nm, Deceased.
~ nEADI 9 AND FILING the petition Of Michael
Flynn, Of Mineral OJut, n said county, represent
ing among other things that argare Flynn. late of
tErTa Point, on the ->ta day Of October 4 D. ST.
al her residence IN said ", died ue>ta e leaving
goods and chaels and estate within thi county and
pr,y ing that admin >traLiun OF said estate be unto
traucls ctiauU granted.
n IS O~t5ereR, hat said petition he heard before
the Judge OF tius court the SIT day of January
a - Isos, Al the Pronate office, in the village Dodge
Vile 1 gi q - I'm tier DyGereG That public o.
lice tn reuf Ice given to all persoss nJe 10y pub
lsiIug copy OF tins order for three Succrsstvtlv
prior 10 said day OF hearing, in the Mineral Point
WrvlN Trbune, a weekly newspaper, circulating in
said county.
Dated December To- 1861.
ALEX WILSON
7.WS ouuty Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25

| AND FOR SALE--1h. Aoa Manchester,
Ocean County. y In tots To suit purchasers.
a. % per acre, Ftsshir in tive years; ~ miles from
NT' YORK and hllt3ei Phs- soil we'll adapted for
a3HE purposes, fruits vegetables, crsRbe ries: eli
MAZE mil tnt ia thu, water snft SnH pare Several
m4nlf tttg-H- sites, froR "a "a horse power. fof
SAT o. IS uacBtgr. rep dr stHi n ps %
rsresd sT this ace PGhIctt 0uttiujTg fulI ina
faLnHftNn s-Hi free aR application 60 zen. 80 g.
E-~E- selling A. nj, lauche>ter, ucraa County. Ne7
Jersey.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25
M a r r I L ID :

BIEwITT- E"EN-In this City, on tn 2ith inst,
BY Rev Jas LAWSON, Nc CHAS BLEwITT, Mis-
NARTHt J FoEH, both Gf N CITY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25

OVAL Glass Top Rosewood and Walnut,
CONE Glass TOp-Nnsea God and Walnut,
French Glass on Rose God and Walnut.
MOUL Ed & PANE @D-Rosewo"d AID Walnut;
And ia facI all kinds Of Collins usually kept ia the Tn
derakrr's DEPARTING :. Also, Shruuds Of all lescrP
lions and Prices suit the ta-e- of Customers; O
which can be had hy app wing 10 T. GtoRGEs FurH
ficoms twa doors raS Of rie~iiey, Fo'- Harness
shop directly pposste +. MiIler's Grocery store
High street, Mineral Point.
Aft THEOPnoLUS GEORGE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25

THE Female Lecture which was de-
Iiyerd ia the Presbyterian Church OF this
city, on Saturday evening last. 10y Mrs SHIP
PPM. had not many hearers, but vas warmly
appreciated. She stated that she had deliv-
cred a lecture in Wisconsin every night e1-
eept four, siuce the 4th day Of last Septem-
Der. She delivered an address IL the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, on Sunday, at ,
o'clock, 7. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25
tSn. yack;a i. Son.

oUtESSNRN TO W n. oACkA,
Manufacturers and General Dealers
in BOOTS and SHOES,
CoAD's Block,
High St, Mineral Point,
Have one Of the best and largest
assortment Of Boots and Shoes ever
offered in this market, which they
will sell very cheap for cash.
They feel justified in saying that
they will sell better article for the
same money than any other House
in Iowa County. They keep a very
large assortment Of Home Manufac-
turcd, Handmade and Warranted
Boots and Shoes, which they will
sell from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper
than any other Shop this side Of
Chicago. and having greatly in
creased their facilities for their bus
mess. they are prepared to supply
all demands, They keep, also, Il
full assortment Of the very best
Eastern work which they offer very
low. You will find at their Store.
the choicest quality Of Glove Kid
and Goat BaImorals; Also. Calf,
Pebble, and Grain Shoes Of all
kinds; In fact, everything in their
Line Of Trade.
Call and examine their immense
stock before you purchase,
Their mottos are, Cheap for
Cash, and Gone Price Only"
.Y p. S.-Rem EN- Der. their
own work is HANDMADE and
all Warranted TO give ENTIRE
TISFACTION. n43
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25
II PROBATE-loWA COUNTY COURT.

y T ~ IATrER ~ T IE ESTATE OFg
DAVID F,.9NN, Deceased.
4 ~ "a y AN FIJI Nc the petition Of Michael
~ iy1U, of iuerai 'oJut SAID county represent
ing Bas other lus that DAVID r, OF isige-
WAY, ia AID county the of ugist A ID. 1876,
his resi- said town, died interstate leaving
goods. cH tg-is and within this c0uatY and pray
In- a iJsi rtjiuH u be unto Fr tncIs
MCti.tuu granted
Il a OrScfet, That said petition hear before
the ut-e ut this cJTTt tlte 18th day Of ia uary
e. %. At he Pruutte uicr. the vii age Dodge
Nili-- lad Il e. fsrtser U~ssrei Thaf pubic
tIce there ue ivea persons Interested by pub-
lisa * copy Of this order for three success
lively, PrsaF Ja SAID day Of hearing, in neral
Point Weekly frsaan-, serAly SspAper circula-
ting IN said county
p.ted uecvgpe-T l6, 1891.
ALIEN. WILSON.
AiE3 county -Qise.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25

II PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT

N PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT.
~ THE MATTER OF THE E-TATE OF
t5ENKN II N>ON, Deceased,
IN RE1p Nc AND FIJI Nc the petition 90 Hans
g. olson, administrator # ssid estate representing
thE he mas fuIA adm cred said aud paying
thHt fllue ana place be hxed Tor examining ani a.
iyslny Ills account IL his adm nisir4tion
II as Dryferef, NAT said examined hy
the Judge II this court the I4jh day Of auuary.
A I~6>, thr hlasc, in village 5odsz-
vile 4 Fst Il = further C'roieFeF hat there
- Doe given all persons interested by Publishing
copy 81 this order for three successive weeks
- meal Pnt - sekly Tribuue." weekly newspaper
circulated lu ~sid county.
Dated December I6th 1857.
ALEX. G.tS0N,
5iw3 county Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25

H'AkEN UP
by TIE SUBSCRIBER, living in Diamond Grove,
lin Town OF tiueral Point abou 2; miles norh h
Hf the city Of Mineral Oint the - n day f
November, IS6 A red and white ycarljng Heller with
line back and waite belly; other marks.
The is requested cali, prove property, pay
sharEes and take her swty.
STEPHEN JARTIN.
Mineral Point Nov so. 1867
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25
NOTICE +.

y Office,
+ ON AID AFTER tlds date mining or digging on
thr folio ing described lands is prohibited .xcept
by permission Of the uuderSigu q, viz
NE y " : % the ) r. OF section number ft-cu
t"} town nutB"cr four, ~ range uumR-T ONE east.
aud the " o5 The ) r. J! and tll, ; W Of The \
v" Of section number ten llal number four "A
"a x number one { east the being ia the town
OF Miihiu, tosa county Wisconsin
HUGH PRITCHARD
Dec. Is. 1861. 5ltf
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Whereas my W H1fsa lanai has left nv -zmi v
without just aud ,sstuS NV viii and consent
viii therefore pay no debts OF her contracting
FtANGIS LAIALL-
Mineral Point Nov = Is I 4,
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TAKEN UP
RY THE SUBSCRIBER on land owned by him, re
DsjdiuE ia the south w of the Town Of Lin
deu lusa couaty- i>c 'nsin. the 18th day OF No
vruher 1867, Dark Bay EiIy two years Old past ,
Black name aud tail, other marks
The IS requested 70 call, prove property, pay
charges ana take her away.
JOHN J. DAVIS,
Linden, Dec ., 1867. 4r49
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DOR SALE.

DOR SALE.
\ SPAN OF VALUABLE PONIES. HARNESS.
~ y, CUTTER. BELLS, BES &c. \ com
plerr Big
The above property will he sold At a ban gain Ap-
ply % oRYtLLE rRUN-i.
Bee L, l>6I, str bod .eyiIe
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Undertak king.

II ANING BUILT fine CRAN1 NECK Hearse with
full French Glass Sides and finished in the and
neatest possible manner, am prepared TO 10 Under
tax ing in all IFS various branches and keep con
SANITY on hand all kinds of
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TAKEN UP
II AIKEN Up
FAYETrE, Dec. 5, IS

TAKEN Up
RY TIE SUBSCRIBER. residing In the village Of
iHiin, iowa county, Wis, the 5th day Of Dec
einbrr, 1861. black and white bull calf year Old
white under the belly and end Of tail white; also a
Dark brown yearng steer, speckled with white;
titcial marks eil her
The tuer or owners requ sted e call prove
property, pay charges and take them away
WI RAINB .IDGF.
Vi Film, Dec. ;, 1861. 5w4
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25

TNAKEN UP.
BY the Subscriber and owed by him, in section
r. in the town Of Linden, Iowa cou N. Wisconsin,
the 2rh day of November 1867, a RID nEIFER
w years old no artificial marks
The owner Of the property IS requested prove the
same pay All lawful charges and take il away.
GEORGE BREWER.
Dated at Linden, Nov. %, 1861.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25

INAkEN UP
10y THE SUBSCRIBER, living in the Tor n Of Fay
'ette, La Fayettr county, Wis, the 2Sth day Of
November, l o., yestriing heifer, mostly white, a
few rel spots, point OF left of small cro
Of he
The owner Is reques, Cd = :aIi prove property pay
charges aud take her away.
VIM SHORT.
Fayeite, Dec. 3 1867 49w4+
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25
ESTRAY NOTICES.

TAKEN UP
RYTHE SUBSCRIBER on land owned by him in the
South quarter of secti n number nine t9l town
number four, A range number one Il east the
town Of afiin, Iowa county, Wi consn, the sth
day OF December 1867 yearng brindle steer tip of
tail hte: artificial marks.
lie is requested to call, prove property paw
charges I'D take the same away.
ED. E. WILLIAMS
MIFFLIS, Dee. Il, 1861. silva
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IAkEN UP
Try TIE SIBS III Err. resldingir the TO vr Of Lin
dtii, iowa ;Duuty, Wiz. the 18th lay of Nuvem-
Der. 1866 one Red Heifer year cd red and white
~trer Year old, Red BulI little white the belly
and tail. / year Odd.
TIE 'guer or p.gIers If sid property requested
TO prove the property pay all lawful charges and
the same away
WI. +. VIVIAN
Lin en-, Nuv. % 1861 A9~.2
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SpCrial 0otires.
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

FIFTY CORDS OF OAK AND QUAKyNG aspen
= foles Al s. per cord, delivered Within the city
Apply r }. COOPER
Mineral Point, December -, l~6T. sat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08
EUR Q p E.
GOSSIP AID SCANDAL III ZONE.
The United States Consul In the Eter-
nal City in an Awkward
PredicameEt.
Napoleon's Speech and Con-
gress Plan.

The mails from Europe furnish the following special
correspondence and newspaper reports detail Of our
cable dispatches to the 23d OF November
new line OF railway OF great importane TO all the
north and west OF Germany has been conceded by the
Prussisn goyernment after previous understanding
with the authorities of Hamburg, Bremen, oldenburg,
end the company owning the line from Cologne to
Anden. This new undertaking which IL already
known sstne direct railway from Paris to Hamburg
viii start from the latter place and pass by way OF
Bremen and osnabruck 10 Cologne. by uniting the
three great ports OF Germany-Kiel, Hamburg and
Bremen-with tho coal districts OF weslphalia OF
which the town Dortmund Ia almost the centre, 1t
viii allow German coal 10 DO brought direct TO those
towns MG a AeWH# eE
At Natal Cape OF Good Hope In the case Of the In.
teric sought TO be obtained by Dr. cosnso against the
Rev. Aessrs Green ;. Il. Robinson and Walton for
preaching tho Court had refused the application. The
reverend respondents to bccited midi vdually to
appear on the FIRST day Of show cause Why
they should not DO deprived OF their licences in the do
csss The Roman Catholic Bishop Of Cape Town had
been mobbed al Namaqua, and q mock religious pro-
cssson paraded before him. his absolution was asked
FOR In dersion and his person peltsd with nh by some
ignorant members OF the Dutch community IN conse-
qaence OF his having baptized two Legitimate children
The better class OF the Dutch protested against
rage and ~ mpathized with the Bishop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08
PORTO RICO.


The Damage TO tho Island by tho HurrS-
y cause.-the Plains Enrichcd By Soil Carried
Down By the Fioods-Sugar Qsetations-
General Market Report.
ST. Jouss, Nov. 10. 1851.
Up 20 the end Of laA month Ne haA tnemost DESIRE
BILE weather for agricultural purposes. Both cane and
coffee promised most abundant harvest bot the hur-
rcaps experienced on the 10Th OF October the most
severe ever fs In thsss ATTITUDES and CAUSED great de-
vassaton on al sides Of AZ this city u YES pot -
severe a 70 the eastward Of Al Fajardo, Eaguabe
ana Hunacao 10 appears the wind terrific, and de-
oshsd the greater pars Of the budin The estates
and towns In some districts not hose - len stand
Ing From this 70 The westward the nos4s have bsen
such Al never were known before ths isand taking
away houses and animals and causing vsy considerable
losses OF human life In the interior was also ysy
severe and caused great destruction 70 The crops and
plantations The conss trees were almoss entirely
stripped a. what had nes been prsviously gathsrsd,
ana there win nos b ons-half Of what vas expected
We Do nos think The damage The fields v BE- -
great - present appearances seem V Indicate eu
impossible 10 form any correct spinIoa q present Of
damage sustained me Rubbish must b cleared OF and
great work done before The full sxtsns b ssosr
-' ne rivera On As ether band, have brought dows
mssurins shs iasds perfectly for sIsnstl d tina TAs
srsasss visor, ana no doubi produce assr crops II
future =
20 earlier thaa anticipated 10 Try 70 product
The ssu.h aide snd vss end Of the island ~ Cuys-
ma Ponce ana Mayagnsz have suffered 10 Abe same
sr,sns a. the north side and eastward The loss In shp
ping here has been confined 70 three small Ne
foreign vessels have suffered any damage Of any Inn
| portance.
very little change 10 noted In our markets.. The few
sugars that onsr nnd rssdy buysn ~ fron q. %.
| molAssss, 12c. 1sc, according 20 qualify.
Notwithstanding The hscsssity Of provisions which
win 10 doubt sssS b Tell sheV vsrI INSTRUMENTATION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

Garhsdi II will be at how desperately they
fought ana hos heavily they lost. The eChassepoIs
did terrible execution.
The news reaches u.s. and We have indubitabie daily
proof OF ts that the trains almost all over
Italy running very reguarly account OF the ex
traoroinsfy demands made on them In the unusual
transportation OF troopA Troops, appears arc noy
Ing about Ia al directions In Upper Italy, anu IL IL
probable lha; the mere TO their original garsons
OF the Italian n, ops which down the frontier
could create This confusion. Rome a bad OBJ
tain news I'M BIT the following also inds its way here
That M fceug between Italy aud France becomes daily
more IlarAaa. Consequent rejoicing here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

InrosrAsr Dscr1oS TO rAxHrs RAnRoAr CAsH =
Rome time ago COW, belonging 70 farmer who lived
upon the ins Of the httsburG y0r Wayne aud Chicago
Railroad In one 81 the northern counties Of Indiana says
ths New Albany Ldo upon the track In front Of an
advancing train throwing the tram on the track, badly
wrccking ~ and njurinG several persona The rail.
road company sued the owner Of the Tor the full
amsunt Of damage caused the train BY The accident and
recovered, In tho lower cour verdict Tor $4,000 An
appeal was taken By the farmer 10 the Supreme Court Of
Indiana, and Tuesday last the Armed the YER
dict OF The court below, holding the farmer for the fl
amount Of the 900 damsges assessed This 70 an Inn
poriant decision holds that persons living on The
lines Of railroads In thai State capnot allow their STOCK
10 run at large to ondanger the safety q pAsseg
uAnA without being legally obligated for al damages
that may ensus from such sock beng run over and
throwing the traias Oh NE Saok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08
THE FAS HON S !.


Jet and steel Ornaments-SheIl Fish shaped
observation-disclosures Drnpery--Engenie's
Dress i'm the Legislative Assenlbiy-Har
observation-disclosures and snshes-Fashion-
ubie Philosophy and Overstraincd Morality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

70 purchase Sales per Kirkland from Baltimore =
Clear moss pork. s24 per bbi mackere No. g. $40 2S
gallon in bbis, 4oc lard, I7c per To- In kegs 2oc
hams, lsc butter. &c apples. IS rs per bb pota
toes, 81 IS. There have been largo mporlations Of
sumsd spoiled cargo OF pitcn Pine boards would
ind ready scsnling OF all kinds attendant White
pine boards wanted In consequence OF the great
OF vessels In -. Thomas some have obtained good
frsishts for Europa Exchange rather duh IS IS a
50 70. Money scarce. Bills on S. rnomas a pei
For convenience OF steamers calling here there s a
large coal depot In this habor and supplies can b.
tanned AZ the wharf with quick despatch.
Coffee Coming In slowly From the Interior
Sugar scarce-Tonnage-Exchau Quota
lions.
MAYAGuEz, Nov. IL. 1867
Tho weather has continued lne and favorable the
fields throughout the past month. Our island has also
been visited by hurricanc However appears that only
on the east coast-Faardo, Naguabo, Humacao and Ca
guas--,hs damage done is OF a somewhat more serious
Character while the losses experienced this district
reduced to slight distractions In the cofeo plania
tons and and distinctions caused by the
overlooking of tho rivers destroying part OF tho sugar
estates bordering It's banks. No accidents whatever
among the shipping In this harbor.
coyrrE There is no change to notice In this article,
which continues to forward rather slowly, owing
IN part to the ato gale which furnishes plausible
preexts and convenient TO evade
Tue small lotS which have come In from the IN
terror have again been Immediately taken up
at former of So so for sPuebo" description for
the island OF Cuba, Spain and the Mediterranean The
holders generally pretend somewhat higher rate viz:
$13, but should no fresh demand spring up they will
probably have to give way IN their pretsnsions
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Nothing left for shipment
neither at this the other ports OF the island.
The reports about the next somewhat contra
dctcry; In this part OF the island it may up
fair average yield.
Tonnage without demand aud there will DO mono
wanted before the next crop comes In.
Exchanges well sustained London ninety days SIGHT,
$685. $40 per f00 Paris ninety DAYS sight, 465 francs
a70 francs per $780, New York, sixty days sight On
transactions ST. Thomas, thirty days sight drawers
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recerJeradny Sound Boz or Wind Chest and
when controlled by the Snper-Oetave Coupler
and Sub-Bass, Double Bellows, Blow Pedals
Knee Swell and Trcmolo Attachment,
The most charming effects can be produced.
from the sottest Whisper Of the lEolian
Harp TO the full volume and pow
or of the Church Organ.
N. B. Eepery Instrument carranted for feeyears
For Cicnlars giving Prices and Styles Of each
Instrument. Address,
W. W. KIMBALI,
CD Washington ST., Chicago.
Agent for Northwest.
N. B. Agents Wanted. why