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10y NAGLE 4 CO., Auctioneers,
ID Salesroeoms AS Seventh street,
Opposite Patent Office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOTEL AND RS
TATRANT, KNOWN AS THE PRESCOTT
HOUSE.
By virtue of deed Of trust to me. dated August
% 1871. and duty recorded in Liber y. c. K, folio
4la. of the chate records OF Wash gtou cOua-
ty, D. C.. the undersigned will sell. AZ public
tion. TUESDAY, March &c, at 10 O'Clock, all the
Household Furniture. Beds. Bedding
Table cutlery, crockery, Glassware
Kitchen Utensils, Bar Fixtures
~ ines and Liquors,
And all other goods and chsttels contained in the
Pa, scot, House. .. X. corner of Pennsylvania ave-
and 18th street.
Terms cash. CHARLES EBEL, Trustee
mhl5t NAGLE CO.. Aucts.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- No. 526 Southeast corner 9TH and ID street

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT,
FRONTING On FOURTH STREET WRIST
BETWEEN L STREET NORTH AND NEW
YORK AVENUE, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst. at O'Clock D.
snail sell. the premises. Lot being n
Ieet front by W feet 8 inches deep TO a paved al
ley, y ith the improvements, consisting Of good
Dwelling House
Terms One half each; balance in s, II and Il
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by
b deed Of trust CD the premises All convey sBci n
aud revenue stamps at the cost Of the pure haser
slC9 down Oh day Of sale.
m 4td GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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had been dTawn directly Wltnln the precedent
in Judge Chase's case, and that none of the
great lawyers who helped Judge Chase-com-
prising MIR. WiTt-yentured to say that the
article, If proved, was not a misdemeanor with
in the meaning of the Constitution.
Mr.. EldIidge inquired whether the opinion
cited from Judge Story was not in direct con-
f1ict with the d. cision of the United States Su-
prsme Court on that very point
Mr.. Butler answered decidedly no; adding
that the United States Supreme Court had
never decided that question, nor had IT Jurisdic-
ton to decide it
Mr. Wilson, of lows, another of the mana
gers, stated that he was the member referred
to by Mr. Butler as dissenting from the report
ing OF this article. Ee believed that the case
embraced in the articles adopted yesterday was
one OH which Andrew johnson could be con-
victed and deposed from Office. The utterances
OF Judge Chase had come from his lips while
ne sitting on the bench, presiding as J us
tice over the United States Court-not his utter
ances from the steps or balcony of some hotel in
the city Of ST Louis. Ii was nowhere alleged
that the Presidents utterances, reprehe nsiole
as they were-ouirageous, improper, and. in
some DISTANCES, infamous-where spoken by
him while he WAS discharginR the duties OF his
office, as " ere those of Judge Chase
Mr.. Butler replied to Mr.. Wilson's argument
be held that though a Judge was only in his
Ciiieiai position while on the bench, the Presi.
dent was in his, whether on the balcony of q
ST. Louis hotel or in tile East Room Of the White
House: He rminded the House that Judge
on the complaint of Andrew johnson himself
/ fer political speech delivered on the stump
| before the war. before Fort Sumter was Hired
I upon, before South Carolina had seeded
Mr. Wilson legged to correct the gentleman
1 The speech In question had been made aiter me
l passage Of the ordinance Of secession by south
| CaYoIiua, and after South Carolina had lie WED
Il ar against the United States.
l Hr. Rutler euegeeted the inquiry In latin,
/ Csis tssoai<s cxsfodsesr Who shalt correct tbs
corrctos? :, Who shall keep the keeperf And
/ he d. med tkat, on the 18th Of December, Lea
1 when Judge Humphrey made the speech fol
/ Va hi, b be was impeached, there was war b..
/ tween the United States and South Carolina
4 lie trusted the House would sustain the act lor
/ of the managers reporting this article, and
also In another article which they were pre-.
i Jared to report.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

10y CeOPkk LATIAER, Auctfoueer..
- lsuccessors TO J. q. Mcclure a co..
southwest corner OF PennsyivAnis avenue ana llsA
street, Star Once Building.
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THE EVENING STAP
CONGRESSIONAL

~ ~ Yesterday after our report close,
-, nnished his speech on tn. fpnain-
SUD Ject was then postnonaa -
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am ACRES LAND
AT AUCTION.
10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneer.,
- Successors To Jas. &. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner of Penn avenue and lltn strs-,

VERY VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELLA-
NEoUS LIBRARY At AUCTION.
ON MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS. March "a, Sd and sth Commencing At
7e'cOck each evening, will sell a large aud val
liable collection Of Law and Miscellaneous Books,
many Of them English editions from priyste libra
ri.s, &C.
Catalogues are ready. and the Books now
ranged for examination
mh4 COOPER ALATIMER Aucts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

lation. Will be furnished with mem
bers' tickets, which will admit them
and their families a all times during
the Fair
10. Single tickets, twenty-five cts.
good for one entrance.
II. Entries may be made by com
munication with the Secretary. bv
mail or otherwise, designating the ar
ticles or animals, and the name of the
exhibitor.
II. No premium will be awarded.
unless the article IS of superior merit.
even though there be no competition
l3. No article or animal shall be
removed from the grounds before the
close cf the exhibition without the
permission Of the President ANY
such removal viii exclude the article
or animal from competition.
IA, Articles Of merit. not included
in the Premium List. if of utility or
ornament. and coming within the
sphere of the Societv's design. NAV
receive premiums, at the discretion of
the Executive Committee. upon the
recommendation of the proper com
mittee.
Is. The Superintendent and his as
slstants viii he distinguished by a red
rosette; other officers Of the Society.
by white rosette. Each member
will receive a blue badge.
IS. Authentic pedlgrecs ofall blood
stock Of all kinds viii be required.
Il. No animal which has been en-
tered for com mpetition. and the same
having arrived at maturity and re-
ceived the first premium, shall be en-
titled to compete for premiums there
after. But all such animals may be
exhibited, and Judgment passed upon
them by the viewing committee: and.
if Judged to be superior shall be re-
ported and published, and may receive
the SPECIAL premium.
Is. No person shall be permitted
to compete for premium on any ar
ticle Of domestic manufacture, unless
the same shall have been manufac-
tured by such person. or his family.
within the year in which it IS offered
for such competition.
Premium List on second page
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
Wisdom in Small Lots.

BE keertul that you always get your
mummy before you give a receet; aud
always git a receet before you give
your mummy.
Ifyou are only quarter Of a sec
ond too late You won't git there in
time.
We've lots Of men with towerin
intellex and briilyunt genius, and that;
but then you see, we need Just few
men of common sence like.
If wise men never made mistakes
this wood be a hard wurld for fools
Of whom there are a great many.
1t Is no use to be miserable 10 day
becaus you are fraid YOU can't be
happy tomorrow.
1t requires all kinds Of men to make
mp the world, and so YOU see there had
to be some egotlstickle duru fool for
hotel clerks.
1t don't take as mutch sense 70 pick
a lock or forge check as it does not
TO do it.
When it rains pudden You hold up
your dish; but don't spend your time
watching for a shower
1t don't take a smart man to be a
fool.
You can't do business without sense
any more than You can start a cooper
shop on top Of bung hole.
A man that don't know anything
viii tel it the first time he gets
chance
Eff enjoy anything more than the
prosperity Of a good man If IS the
punishment of a scoundrel.-Josd Bill
ings.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
The Pope as Mrs. Partin gtor.


The Pope Of Rome. having come to
the conclusion that the world is very
much out Of order, has summoned an
Gcumenical or a general Council of
has Church, TO assemble on the Sth &C
December 1863. and put 1t right
The bull in which the Pope summons
the Council describes the present con-
dltlon of the world. and Is a very ex-
traordinarv document. To the eccle-
sIastIcaliy unluspired view the pros
pect is not alarming. The human
mind was never so active as now
The laws of nature and Of society
were never 50 vigorously explored,
nor studied with an aim 81 generous.
The errors Of the feudul and medieval
theories of government. of trade. the
iallacies Of t6e old political and social
philosophy. are rapidly exposed. and
condemned by reasor and experience.
The scope and s. si-uificauce of the
great law Of liberty, which is the fun
damentai condition OF progressive CIV
Observation-Disclosures and moral inds-
peudeuce. absolute freedom Of thought
and eXUression-ar becoming con.
stautlv plalner. The bonds Of ccclc-
siasucal domination. the most fatal
enemy OF progress. are everywhere re-
iaxed. The essential necessitv of ed.
ucation begins to be generally ac-
knowledged. aud the best methods are
earnestly and intelligcutlv sought
Science facilitates industry. practic.
ally lengthens, and elevates the soul
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

The BEAUTIES OF DCGs.-A young
lad. aged about ten wears named John
Mckinney. son of Mr. Jas. Mckinney
who lives about three miles southeast
Of Apple River. met with fri2httGl
death. on the 18th ult..bv being gored
10 death By a COW. He was watching
some cattle in the field, and bad hr
his side a dog; whan the COW. passing.
saw the dog and hooked at it, bat
missed it and hit the boy in the chest.
tearing him frightfully He lived q
few davs only The cow was q very
GcciIe arir7aI.- T.-1--er iS<rft-tr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
REGULATIONS.

B Entries must be made before 6
o'clock r. NJ. ON the second day.
; Each exhibitor must become a
member of the Society by paying at
least one dollar to the Secretary and
enrolling his name The awarding
committees viii be appointed on the
grounds at the time of holding the
Fair. and Viii be selected from all
parts of the county represented there.
Members OF the awarding committees
will meet at the Secretarvs Office. on
the Fairgrounds. al 5 o'clock, FRIDAY
morning. They are requested to re
turn their awards at the business Office
at the earliest moment practicable.
These awards must all be made hv ,
o'clock p. NJ. Of FRIDAY.
4. An address will be delivered at
5 o'clock p ". OF the Sd day.
). On the afternoon Of the third
day there Will be a general parade Of
prize animals. and sale Of stock, if
called for.
s. Forage. hay and straw viii be
furnished without charge. Grain at
cost
I. All articles aud animals must be
entered in the name Of the owners
and animals owned by persons not res
ident in the county. shall not be al
lowed to compete. but may receive 4
certificate of merit, upon the r-com-
mendatIon Of the proper committee
5. Exhibitors. before entering the
grounds. viii report themselves at the
Office Of the Secretary, where the Su-
perIntendent. or some Of his assistants.
viii be in readiness to give all neces-
sarv directions
9. Members Of the Society, and al
who become such at the time Of the
! Fair. on the terms Of the second reru
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

Ak animal in Kansas named Robert
BeckIey recently took his little step
son out in the woods aud deliberately
killed him. The evidence At the IN
quest revealed the fact that on several
occasions he had been seen By differ
ent parties whipping or bfating the
child in most unmerciful manner
such as setting 1t up on high stool
and knocking it therefrom with his
hand; lifting it clear from the floor by
the naPe of the neck and beating It
while there suspended. and otherwise
treating it as only an insane person
would treat helpless child Of two
years There i a hopeful prospect
of his speedy execution.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
HORSES FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers Tor sale fine large Horse.
eight years OLD, and Mare four years old. both
sound in good condition. and warranted fo work eve
~ way kindly ard n V vi J be sold ~ bar
gain to any one wishing good team. E.qaire Of
STEPHEN pRIDEAUX.
Mineral Fsint Aug. D., '6S- S5G
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

1T \ Fonrth Of JuIv celebration IN
Macon county. Illinois, young lady
offered the following toast; The
Young men Of America: their arms, our
support our arms, their reward = Fall
in, meu-falI IL.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

4 BRICK chimney IN u orcester.
Mass. one hundred feet high. has been
moved four hundred feet without 4
prop or stay. It ! detached from any
buildinr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
Constitution of the Iowa Coun-
ty Agricultural Society.


The style Of this society shall be
+" THE Iowa COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY"
Its object shall be to improve the
condition of Agriculture, Horticult-
ure, and the mechanical and household
arts.
SECTION l. This Society shall con-
sist of such citizens OF the county as
shall signifr, by writing, their wish to
become members, and shall pay, on
subscribing, no less than one dollar
and one dollar annually thereafter :
also Of honorary and corresponding
members. The payment of ten dol
lars shall constitute a life member
shsn, and shall exempt the donor from
annual contributions.
SIC. g. The President shall pre-
side at al meetings Of either the So
ciety or executive committee, if pres
ent: and in his absence his duties
shall devolve upon one Of the Vice
Presidents
SIC 4. The Secretary shall keep
the minutes OF the Society, and tran
scribe the same in the record book of
the Society, and carry on the CORES
pondence with other Societies, in the
furtherance of the general interests
of the Society.
SIC. ). The Treasurer shall keep
the funds OF The Society, and disburse
them on order of the President or ex-
ecutive committee, attested by the
Secretary and shall make a report
of all his receipts and expenditures,
at eaeh annual meeting Of the Society.
SEC. 6. The executive committee
shall make not premium list, and
have the same published in all the
county papers, at least three weeks
previous TO the holding of the annual
fairs. They shall take charge of,
and distribute or preserve. all seeds,
plants, books, models, &c, which
may be transmitted to the Society !;
and shall also have charge Of all com
munications designed or calculated
for publication. ard shall collect, ar
range and publish the same in such
form as they shall deem best to pro-
mote the objects of the Society
SEC. Z. The general committee
shall be charged with the interests Of
the Society in the towns in which
they severallv reside; and will con
stitute a medium Of communication
between the executive committee and
the more remote members Of the So
cietv.
GE,, G There shall he an annual
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

Social EQUALITY.-In his speech at
the Democratic meeting in Ntkeys
Hall. on the Dist uIt.. Mr.. Passmore
argued that the granting of civil and
political rights to the negroes of the
South would inevitably lead to the So
cIal equality Of the white AMI black
races in this country. Mr.. 2. evidently
evidently knows the social tendencies
of Southern Democrat; and, basiug
his argument on the large number of
mulattoes all oEer. the South during
the good old Democratic days Of slave
~, he Is fearful that his party may re-
turn to their former habits Of intima-
cy with the colored population. We
never heard anybody but Democrats
expressing fears Of negro equality.
They LHozg their .fgiImgst bat whether
they are sincere In their protestatious
Is not 50 certain.-if0nr7e Sent,nI.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRIMMING.
! TTBFR Al. DEDUCTION
Look Here < es !

: our tule - get good pictures % all kinds and
y sizes from she smallest GEM pic ure % the largest
Photograph.
II you want Gem pictures, sen for one dcuar = 70
NtNnERBiE
you .Hant yignette Photographs, 50 10 vANDER-
BIZ.
Trysu want Album size photographs 90 to WANDER
BIZ
If you want large sirs photographs 20 to WANDER
BE
II you good picture that VII lock some IAe
ycu 70 70 NA\BERBg E
Tfvau "a ant 20 ornament your room 50 % y ANhkh
BIS and get large size photograph TAX n IN siFale
Il Yea want . besuty of picture. q 70 NANhkk-
BE and get TCrcelain picture taken
yoa have neve got a good picture taken, 20 .
TANOEhBIE and try bins lsiaeilon or no chaIss-
If you wait sctures Copied 70 any size required 60
70 NANuERBI--
II there ! anything you want done in the line q
PhotaErapfius, CO suIt EANDhk It- before Yea 50
elsewhere Mind what he does he does tsstetuiiy,
Ifauy one wants the most complete Instruction n
he art. 20 10 NANnaRBIr--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
ER. RfSCHEL.

TEACHER OF VOCAL AND INsT2UMESTALMU MU-
L SIC and dealer in Musical Instruments. Sheet Mn
sic. SteiuEay and other Pianos. Buriet other
Organs always on hAut. H5sh street Mineral Point
xXE-Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

''GooD-BY FNNIGANs. s.''-Grishman,
during the present campaign VIII do
well to remember the celebrated
speech which F. p Blair-the copper
head nominee for the Vice Presidency
made in the Fenian excitement of
1866. At the time that many Irish
men were leaving the United States
for Ireland, Frank happened to be on
a little bender, when he made the
following speech: Good by, Finni-
gans You 60 out with whole hides;
we don't care how you come back
May YOU have a safe journey out, and
ii long one-so long that YOU can
never get back.' And this isthe man
whom the Democracy present for the
sufTrages Of Irishmea We imagine
they won't take him down in very
large doses.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
Women Not Quite as Foolish as
They Were.

It is a subject Of siucere and gcnu-
Inc congratulatiou that very small
waists are ont Of fashion in society.
We do not mean tnat the ladies are
entirely free from bad habits, or that
they give nature as much room as
she ought to have under their belts
1t is a fact, however. that very small
waists are out Of fashion When we
90 TO fashionable entertainment we
notice few waists which are pinched
in painfully by corsets. These
few waists are the subjects Of much
unhattering comment by the ladies as
we'll as the gentlemen. Every one
recognizes the deformity, and shrugs
the shoulder at the folly accountable
for it,
How long this will last We cannot
say. In another year small waists
may be fashionble again. y Aftcr all
they tell Us about 1.-THE good Old time,
the mothers Of our girls once laced
more tightly than their daughters ever
have-and We cannot tell what the
morrow may bring forth in the way Of
female d-formity. For present fash
ion. however. let rs be thankful.-
" Q must trust to Providence and the
ladies for the future-Nezg York liad
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
4 FAIR future-rrottv soon.

i wRE7cHrD tiFnc-meauwh.ie.
\ PHYSICIAN. reading the pa assage in
Shakespeare about patience on a mon
ument, said he knew more about pa
Jieut~ under monument
WHEE is q man guilty Of transpar.
ent falschood-N hen lie lies on his
face
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

N.KrvG four-vear-oid children drunS
..for the fun OF it. Is q new style OF
in Evansville. Ind
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

p-or,Ssfaaa1 .n1 Business Cards not exceeding
lines $40 per wear.
rvelv- lines N0nDareil tyne, compact matter, or
thpiranuivalent in space will he counted square.
Estrav Y tees published four weeks. % for single
nirnal -1d aftv cents for each additional animal In
m notice.
LEGAL Notices II statuterates.
Snacial Notices lea ief and having precedence Of
ordinary ,dvertfser nts 80 per cent advance on or
fnarv rates =,
Nlvartis4le7ts not accompanied with direction sw'l
IN serted tiiI forbid aua charged 20 accordingly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
DIR. DUGAS.

- CRG EON DENTIST. Of Warren. Illinois would
- call the citizens Of Mineral Point vicinity
he improvements made by him in Surgical Dentistry
for the purpose Of extracting eth without pain by
the OF his Medicated Air causing the del
eterious effects TO the weakest constitution. Teeth
filed with pure gold other ateriaf when parties
desire Plate work-from tooth to an entire set
plates Of every description nov in use II work
warranted 20 elve entire satisfaction in every case
The Doctor VIII visit Mineral Point often prac-
ticable and viii give notice in this paper of the time
he will be in the city
Home Office, Warren, Ills, opposite the Rail Road
crossing. xyT-2I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
cEo n wELHER. VI. D..

PHYSICIAN. a, CT. HER AAbSUhGtON ~, offers
his services TO his old friends and the community
general y o. FICE in prsks block, corn High aud
Chestnut streets BEsIBENCE in the brick house south
west Of the Catholic Church. ANI-3O
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
Gold Pens Repaired and Repointed.
BlILIL> \ PARSONS, PIorrIelors.

The time has come when an c1ncede the advantages
Of q business Edacation- Men OF all professions
trades and occupations. admit its Importance. Is
shown ny the large and liberal patronage extended 70
Commercial Institutions throughout the country. The
ouIy question
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

PEoPLE, who go through the world
with a flourish rarely have anything
else. 1t IS cheap and raltry ezis-
ttuce, and may be composed OF a bass
drum. which makes a great deal Of
noise, bus has not the slightest music
The best part Of the comet Is not in
It's Haunting tail, but in its magnet
ic body the best people in the world
are not those who flourish and parade
and crash and smash along, but the
quiet thinking. pushing, and wor@lng
classes.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

PETs<1NG'S H7EIt BEArEp CrnER EENFGSR, warranted
-r.-. s,f to rRr~L gvg picktes Fl = PREaiUM
dsd n the [ ar. Illinois state Fir and hlcAgo
its Fair. Largest werss % the kind in the I :.
CHARLES q. z. PRU~SISG,
xx--s-n22 tate - S+I 4 tS2 chicago
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02

$40 Day for all. = stencil Tool sam
piss FREE. Address A. ;. PULLMAN. sr1ngSet, y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
JOHN CT uYiiN
3 sISON. 2 P
WILSON N BISIS,

TT nRNEl'S and ounselors at Law, Collecting
y and Real E-iate Agents, and Agents for the Re
publ Fire Insurance Company OF Chicago.
Office opposite the Court House up stairs, Mineral
Point Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
Law and Couycyancfng Office.
a. & SsII'EES

4 TTFNnS TO ALL BUSINESS Of the profession,
\ promptly; aud will practice in the Courts Of the
different circuits.
once in ffgsk's Brick Block, up-staiIs, corner OF
vZfn14-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
Y. DALTON.

TEUYSICIAN and SURGEON. once in Coad's
| Block over peller's store, corner of High and
5hestnut streets Mineral Point, Nis
Particular attention paid to Operative Surgery
M. 200 lSti
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-02
JOHN Il. .SONI
WILLIAM PATEFIELD,
aU - q ~ Z Z
Attends to ali BUSINESS on short notice.
Miiain January S0th 1856. 5u.

HENRY OSBORNE,
GENERAL psALER N
Dry Goods, Grocerse ses, Boo.s, Shoes, Hats, Caps
&c &C, sc
(Leu4ha-i's Block, High 81, Mineral Point, Wis.
se- share Of the patronage Of the Public i re,
spec fGlly solicited 81