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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-20
SHERIFF'B SALES,


John Henderson vs. JOAN II. Claibsri
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
II leans-No. l9,6la-By virtue of a writ o. ssl
and sale, to me directed by the Honorable
E0nttn Distriet Oonrt q New Orleans, in the q
ton. at the Merchants and Auctioneers EYeha1
Royal street between canal and Customh
MONDAY, the sixth day Of April, is6s, at IL "a
M, the following deseri bed pr0porty viz:
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND tou
tndes, and appuftenances thereto beioneiae
any wise appertaszing, situated in the fourth a
Of this citS, in the square No. 2, bounded BY ID
First, Howard, and Jacob streets, and fofni
of the original lots DESIGNATED by the Noe gind
plan drawn by L. II. Pile, Ia City Sursyui
the thirteenth day Of April, 1859 DEPOSITED IN
office Of y. Bouny, notary public, in this cts,
which said portion of Ground measures s. u
inches and lines front on First street. 81 Il
inches in depth and front on Howard street, 81
in depth on the side line toward. Jacob street.
81 feet and II inches on the rear line dividing il
lot No. OF said square, all Of which viii more
sppsaE, y Ietsssncs g the sastO r, Of the same
. notary public in this city, dated March %, lSs
ing the same property acquired by defendaa
purchase from plaintiff per said act passed n
said Notary Breedloye, dated March %, 1866.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-L In cash to sufficient amount
hundred dollars $500 with interest thereon
per cent per annum from the 18th day Of q
1866, till the 18th day Of March, 1867. and them
at eight per cent per annum till day of sale
dollars and i've cents tt3 CO costs OF copy Of 1t
the costs OF suit.
2 The purchaser to assume ito the extent
amount of his bid the payment of a pros
note secured by mortgage on said property
like sum Of three hundred dollars $500 dFll
the defendant to his own order, and by him ind
dated on the 18th day Of March, 1856, and d
two years after date, bearing interest at six d
per annum from date 20 mBtuttty, and therel
eight per cent per anaum Sill paid.
q And the balance Of the price OF adjudiet
GEORGE W. AVER,
nh6 20 ap5 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Ord
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HEApe'Rs cRsTRaL EXECUTIVE DoATauTTKE,
Radical Republican Party
New Orleans, Louisiapa, March 1e5s.
Out of eighty-six Republicans in the con-
stitutional convention seventy.eight have
syowed themselves in favor Of the regu-
Iarly nominated state ticket, while four
colored men, Rodriguez, of Orleans. Bonne-
fol, Of Pointe Coupee, Dnpart, of st. Tam.
many, Butler, Of ST. Helena; and four
white men, Taliaferro, Of Catahoula, and
Crane, Smith, and Mushaway, of Orleans,
are the only members Of the convention
Who favor the boltersi ticket, on which
four Of them (Taliaferro for governor,
smith for secretary Of state, Crane for At
torney general, and Bonnefoi for auditor,)
have places.
This Central Executive committee. CON-
posed Of one hundred and forty members,
with the greatest unanimity, adopted, Janu-
ary 70 and January 30, the following resolu-
tons:
RssolUed That We cordially iudorse and
earnestly support the candidates nominated
By tho Radical Republican state conven.
ton.
Resolved, That We condemn and denouDce
any effort to get up another ticket as an at
Tempt t1 divide cur party and defeat re.
construction and the snooesa Of our prin.
cipioa.
Reaolped. That all members Of the Central
Executive committee Of the Radical Repub-
lIcan party Of lsoulaian4 who oppose the
rlImiueea Of the state nnmi1atluq Gunyen.
ton 81 our party rhsii Be regarded AS uisor.
1|zars, aud their seats shan he declared
=, 4
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RESOLVED, THAr WE HEREBY PLEDGE OUR
LIvEs, ouR FORTUNES, AND OUR SACRED
HONOR TO THE SUCCESS OF THE RADICAL RE
PUBLICAN PATTY, AND THE ELECTION OF THE
CANDIDATES WE HAVE NOMINATED.
ADOPTED UsSANfOfoUsIY.
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I'm Duzr or rHE HeUR.-We can not
- oissD secur to the dnty Of the hour, and
he duty Of The Repnblioans Of Louisiana.
1sa aSat 70 see taat each Republican is q
member Of some Republican ward or parish
club. Second, to see to Il that the vote Of
every Aspubllean shall be constantly secured
tos ne consultation. Third, to see 70 4
that each menbaf Of these clubs win vcte
On eleetIun day ior he Republican canai-
dates Lei every nemhes o. our Rasty ro-
soive to DO bis Whole dat5, and Ell VIII -
wen.
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@ order ihattickeis during the campaign
mag Be prIntea ct ths ohsapest possible
rate IS the RnrauIIrAz jub olios, the fol-
louf1g rule win be followed: Ons.half
shs pEIcs ofihs tickets ordered viii be paid
on leaying the ordsr. and the other half on
delivering he tickets. a-l "a. ~ 4.
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NAAlIApHl VI HI HA1lN = 49,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Ofthe Radical Republican party of Louisia-
ma, he only organization representing the Re
pubIicans Of the whole state, passed Janua-
~ 80, 1868;
Resolved, That all members Of the Cen
eRal Executive Committee of the Radical
Republican party of Louisiana who oppose
the nominees of the State Nominating Con-
vention Of our party shall be regarded as
disoFganizers, and their seats shall be de-
elafed vacant Adopted-yeas Is, Lays I.
WHEREks, The New Orleans Tribune has
ceased to represent the principles and
policy Of the Republican party Of Louis
lana, therefore
Resoloed, That we hereby repudiate it as
the organ of our party and Of this commit
tee, and appoint the New Orleans REpUB-
IIoAN as the organ Of our party and Of tins
committee. fck
Adopted almost unanimously. &
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ToURTH DISTRICT COURT or NEW.
y leans-ho, 2e,o24.-By virtue Of writ (
fACias to me directed By the HonorlhI
Fourth Diatrict Court 81 New Orleans, IN The
entitled eauss, 4 viii prooesd 10 ssH 81 pah-.
ton. ~ the Mefchants and Auclioneers Ela
Royal street, betweon canAl and Custaal
MoNpAY. the sixth DAY 81 April las
O'clock a.. the following described pFoperiE
two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND I'D
each other. together with Al the buildings n
pfovements thereon and all the rights, WegA
tudes. privileges, and appurtenanees thersul
longing or In any wise appertsining, Hitu4ial
New Faubourg Marigny, Third District Of Z
IN the square bounded by Bagatells, Girod
hart, and Union streets. which aaid lots =
each, in American meaanra, thlrtg-one feet !
inches and five lines front on BaRatelle ~.
one hundred and tWenty-asveu fees ten inch.
i've lines 10 depth, betwesn equal and parallel
Which aaid lots OF ground compose togelh
original lot No. 26 OF square No %, and y
quired By dsfendant, Thomas B. Badley,
chase nom William Augustus GhAmbefs
city, by act before hdwaFd Barnett, NotA1
in this city, of date February ~ lgaa
Seized In the above suit.
Tarms--Cash On the spot.
mhs maps Sheriff Of the Parish d o.
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AUCTION sALES,

In Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
ONE EIGHT-HORsE POWER ENGINE AND
BOILER COMPLETE. BLAoKsMiTHNG
TOOLS. SCREW CUTTING MACHINE
DRILLING, SKATING. FANS. CORE
BOXES, PATTERNS, FLAsKs, SCALES.
IRON ANvILs CRANES, Etc, Etc.
RY &. e. GIKARDEY d. co. Office
Il No. Il Exchange Place.-MONDAY, March %,
at lO o'clock A. NJ will be sold at public auction,
at the Foundry and Blacksmith Shop of the late
firm Of Charles McKeon Il Kennedy, situated on
Front, between Girod and Notre Dame streets
All the MATERIALS, TOOLS, MACHINERY,
ETC.. belonging to the said firm, surrendered by
Charles McKeon, in bankruptcy, in the United
States District Court for the District OF Louisiana,
and sold for the benefit of his creditors, by order Of
E. NE. Norton, Esq., General Assignee in Bank
ruptcy.
Terms-Cash in U, S. Treasury notes. mhl2 I'd
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Succession af bernardo Fernanal
CECoND DISTRICT COURT OF vi
- lsaRs--No, 0.449.--hy Firtue Of a wni
fAcies against p. Halpin, IN faRor Of DR.. NJ 4
and Francis harvez, 10 me directed by Y.
cradle the Second District Court Of n
leans In the above entitled cause, i 4
Deed 70 sell at public suction, at the Ma9
and Auctioneers' hxchnnge. Royal street
Canal AEd Custcmhcuse streets. In the Sec
trict q this Civ on MONDAY, the ska
April, 1863. At i2o'cloek NJ, the following q
IAOkRTKIN LOT OR GROUND situate
First District OF this city. in the square boz
Magazine. boucher, Girod, and Lafayette {
Designated b. No. on plan ANNEXED 70
fore Mm. Christy, late Notary Public in
on the l0kk EebruarT, 1850 from II. ]. IA
said i5t 81 ground MEASURES 10 feet 10 inch
front On Magazine street by q depth and
Girod street Of "a feet. and 10 feet 10 inc
In width in the rear, together with all the
and improvements thereon.
SEIZED in the above suit.
Tetma-C asn on the spot l..
mhsa0 ABS sheriff q TIC Parish Of y
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

Bought by the single piece or in bulk. Parties
breaking up housekeeping and wishing TO sell in
block d avoid the Inconvenience of Auctions are
requested to call Furniture neatly repSired and
vanished on reasonable terms. Furniture carts TO
hire and psTticular attention paid 60 moving.
p. M. T0URNE,
Inhs I'm 2p $40 Customhouse, near Dauphine street
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Z, TATE OF GASOLINE tsERRY .
UNITED 6rA1Es Mar sH4r's Ors1cR, !
tlsssIies q k.oaisiag,s a.,

T7T7TTTTT O - 17I7I1T7
Nav % cans. March a idee
uaHIs Is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TAG
i SECOND dAyol Alarch. a, p, 1865 4 WARRANT
INB ANkNUfflK Hgae Issued against the estate %
CAHOLilN& PiihtfK, 81 the pnsfth 81 Fointa
Cpupee and atate n L usiana. who Waa adind Cd d
bankrupt on her own uottloni tuat tAe payment 81
any oohs an delivery any properly halon1ln1
70 such bankrupt. 70 her Or Tor her use, aad the
transfer Of ans property by hor b iaH
% prove their dabi1 a74 70 c1rcaN on1 or more a.
a|Fud81 81 her estate, VII b. bold At q Coerl a
fll4r ultI 20 ~ NufHNN ~ NNe tltas4 use NiA4'
iqF IN the clf1 Of New Orta1t. LouI1iaro before v
I'd q. fi1stn' RoFiffp1 on the twentiolh Qaf 81
Marcel, al y. INlt ht 10 O'clock AZ N
=. j. aEAN0N, II. 3. Etratal,
NO iaf-mn8 20 District Of Louisiana.
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The WoedViIle (Wilkinssn comfy, Mias.)
R~abliean reports that planting 3 pro
crossing lavosably.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-20
N. M. Ru.hnelI I'd. H. H. Drnke.

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
II for the Fifth circuit aud District of Louisiana,
No. 5o3.-By virtue of q writ OF feri faeias
to me directed in the above entitled suit, will
DAY, the twenty day Of March, 1853 at twelve
I'D O'Clock M at entrance to Oustomhouse building
on Old Levee street
IS CARTOONS, 10 TRUNKS. end sCASES, CON
tanning 1855 nairs more or less, Ladies' Children's
and Mems BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS, as
sorted as per inventory file in my Office
Terms-Cash, at time of adjudication. in United
States Treasury notes.
United states Marshsl's Office, New Orleans
sixteenth day Of March, 1868.
q. j. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal.
No. t56-mhl7 20 AS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-20

United states We. Eighteen barrels
Whisky and Thirty One HUNDRED Cigars.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i for the District of Louisiana No. ea65-By virtue
Of writ of venditon expnuas, to me directed in the
above entitled suit. / will proceed TO sell TO the
day Of March. 1868, at II clock A. NJ. at United
States internal revenue bonded warehouse. No. 0,
corner of Jul q and Fouaher streets
Ihirty-One hundred GIG AIRS more or less.
Teras-Cash, at time Of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes.
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans,
sixteenth day Of March, 1868.
No. 55i-mbl7 20242s IT, S. Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-20
3 MAxOnsITv or NEW OIL
City Han. l7th Day Of March,
No. s7s-New Series.

Resolved, That the City Surveyor be 81.
hereby authorized to grade and maoada
Joseph gtrent, Oh New Ba8n, from MagnQ
70 the toligale, uainR for the purpose -
stone now = POSSESSION OF The city, sa 4 81
(SiRMad) WIN. n, hEf1
President Of the Board Of Assistant Ald.
,talEaedl .,a.s,s.. !, Az, tik M a NJ.
Approved March II, 1858. :,
lsiEnedl K. HEATH, y.
A true COPY
D. K. @HIrAKER, Secretary.
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No. s74-New Series.

Resolved. THAT nssars John Brssn % ssn swsi
s sa e d s ses ere e @s d
plai,sEss e es spgoistsd y John Ms not
81 hin made upon the soTspsra market lsss vp ohurt|
President Board q ASSISTANT Az are al
'signs1 Jas GR a XII Aough n
4uprovod March il. iss i'.'' 49, sts IN N
1,s $500 s5ss T. HEATH y Alexs|
DAAnK. K. WHIIAKER, Secretary.
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SArh 81 rHE MAix9r saElxs..~By refers.
ence to The oiiclal adysGs Il another
coiu.na ii vii be aesn lk1l ~ orasnance
~ lie aIe for ths term q Can ysnrs " ths
uus sad occupation Of th4 sabl stands,
ana sails 10 ne thirteen haiks 8 t.la
IS been signed ~ Mayor
ae oGiolal aaysrtisemeni q "a
oona olssids thess stalls fer sa|a 3.
publIs ia. aa 4 also published II anoi-lI
eslann ' WI eDianence On Taae
ddg, tAIity .1zs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-20

CRY IAtt5 A El lI1sRE ri ae agaisti
81 az attorney. ) lslsaa aalaor-
atsin7altn laI y collected
~ hia aaihofiiy 81 hin 90
Sc sheriff. ~ ~, feaail,4 y 81 PAID H.
ang ether money in SEE eIlg e1easy.
rs city lrsasnltt tsot'Tsa er uez IS
~ and 81 a.
M a. x h|I eIs| -
s. cfssdcs ~
40 property AAM Fl
1l1dE as Aosa from 81 Is
ai1 f1r t|II treasury uao rtel4fs y Aese
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-20

RESOLUTION OF THE REPUBLIC
An STATE DOMINATING CON-
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ESTATE OF BERNARD LEVY,
Individually. and as Member Of the Firm Of Levy
Brother
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FIFTH DISTRICT,
w. JASPER HLACKBU URN
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RESOLUTIONS OF THE OEETRAL
ExEQUTIvE COMMITTEES
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FOURTH DISTRICT,
M I c a E L v I D A L
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THIRD DISTRICT,
JOSEPH P. NEW SHA M
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FOR CONGR Es =.
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SECOND DISTRICT.
s I M o N j o N E s.
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FIRST DISTRICT.
J. H e sYP H E R /.
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SUI, RtETEEDENT OF EDUCATION,
THOMAS W. CONWAY.
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TWenty. lse per cent 70 be paid IN cash on the day
of eaej tNoutg-ge Per cent payable In six months.
and ATTY par cent IN eleven mo tha, payments On be
secured BY notes bearing interest a. the rate Of
eight per cent per annum with vendors privilege
upon tho property sold % the extent Of sevantY-ve
ppl cert ylneet viii BE- received IN approved
cents On tho dollar o. "a Dnited STATES Treasury
nuIzss or AHtlenal Bank notes as The option Of the
RuIeqfsese. ana when ua1fqeqt % aurh Real
Alale is made II said Approved qlsiun NOR gaze
Will DO Eeini1fa On tbs Hedi Nllata 90 purchased
4tr eE qeAetaneg 81 natl per 11nI there ney Pc IN
80 rFine1ds Of said hHnErupfs eat1les f1elaiad
Withta ono gaar aklslla toe final dividend exceed
AIly per cent the % le paid pro rate 10 lie
euFchfrrsa wne r49 % said claims
Acts nf aai1 and United States internal revenue
et1mrE aft1cn1d nl zoe 1rpenae Of the nurct11arl
heieFe ~ Hprnon, Esqss notary pablie. msta
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new ORLEANS REPUBLICAN.

Adopted almost unanimously.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18

DR.. MosEs MATHER, who was set
tied for many years in what is now
called Darien, Conn, in the time of
the revolutionary war, had man in
his parish who pretended to be sort
Of halfQuaker, half-inidel, who was a
member of the Vigilance Committee.
Meeting each other one day on the
road. both mounted on horse back, the
Quaker-infidel said to DIR. Mather -
., Y our Master used to ride on an ass.
How Is it that you ride horse p
because can't help 1.-THE asses
are all taken up for Committee men"
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TTFNns TO ALL BUSINESS Of the profession,
n promptly and will practice in the Courts oi the
different circuits
Offee in rBsk's Brick Block, up-stails, corner OF
High and Chestnut streets, Mineral Point, WIS.
vZlnlitf
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6, 1868.

To The Preside7I of the Convention, on the IN
73yoyeusegat Of the For and Wisconsin rItcrS, to
assemble II Prairie du Chen o'at}se loh ot No
,.n.5er.
SIR II have observed a call for a
convention of the Northwestern
States. to assemble at Prairie du
Chen on the 10th inst, on the sub
iect Of the further Improvement Of
the Fox and Wisconsin rivers.
l take the liberty Of stating that
in the canal writings Of my uncle,
the late Jessie Hawlev, in 1907. then
of Canandaigua, he suggests The I'M
provement Of the Fox and Wisconsin
rivers, from Green Bay to the Missls-
sippl. The primary object of these
writings was the project OF the Erie
Canal. The articles were published
from time to time IN the Canaudalgua
newspaper. De Witt Clinton (see
DR.. Hosack's Life of Clinton J states
that the first intimation he saw of the
Eaie Canal in PRINT was these essays
of Mr.. Hawley. Hon. W. II. Sew
ard, in his treatise. historical and
statistical OF the State of New ork,
published in 1853, states the same
thing as to priority of these essays on
the subject of the Erie Canal. These
essays were republished by DR.. Ho-
sack, in the appendix of the !" Life OF
Clinton" occupying 40 pages of that
folio volume. After the subject OF
the Erie Canal was treated, other
Canals IN the conclusion were point
ed out, among them the present 1ll3
noIs and Michigan Canal-a canal and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18

A BAD RECORD FOR \ ONCE HONOR
ABLE PARTY.-Governer Seymour car
RES seven States, but the following
is the dishonorable record which will
have to be recorded by the historian ::
Two States, New York and New
Jersey, by fraudulent votes Ken
lucky, Maryland and Delaware by
the votes of returned Confederate
soldiers. In the days of Jackson this
would have been considered as a
frightful record for the Democratic
party. But in the days of Seymour
and Blair, 1t is the best record they
can offer in their struggle against
Grant.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18

A COUNTRY boy, who had read Of
sailors heaving up anchors, wanted
to know if it was sea-sIckness that
made them do it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18

JOSH BILLINGS SAYS: :. Marryin for
love may be little risky, but it is so
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GEO, ID. BIER.

DHYSICIAN, ACCUU, HER AND SURGEON, offers
his services his old friends and the community
generally OtFICE in Prisk's block, corn. High and
Chestnut streets RESIDENCE in the brick house south
west OF the Catholic Church AAI-oO
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18
y. DALTON.

nHYsICIAN and SURGEON. Office in Coad:
/ Block. over DelIer's store, corner of High and
Chestnut streets, Mineral Point, Wis
Particular attention paidt to Operative surgery
mN2'65 IStf
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IOGi
o.E.O. GEORGE APPEL,

hRTFNTAL BARBER attends to the Tonsorial want
I J Of the public. SHAVING HAIR-CUrrlNG-
SHAMFUOING.
High street. .....-....u Mineral Point.
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MlFFlIN W0OLEh MILLS.
SEASON OF '6S.
OLDHAM & JONES, Prorrietors.
WE ARE NOW READY TO
CARD. SPIN AND WEAVE

having made several important additions to our faci
ties last wear aud Starting the season, VIII
be enabled to tarn out work promptly. We guar
antee satisfaction in quantity and gI4aty OF WORK
from, rplG cardinc the finest cloth our mach neFy
being new aud class and employees and senior
partner experienced and skiuful
WV LANYoH 8 Bk5S. viii take in work for Us 81
Mineral Point.
Miffiin, Wis, Asy 20, 1S6s.
WV. OLDHAM.
o. s7 Je8S +. JoSE.
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road, and referred whereupon the
Convention adjourned until D o'clock
2. NJ.
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AE.EX. WILSON.
kSkSA COHB
Law and Couvcyancing Office.
% q SMITH

s1s- So cial attention given to proceedings unde
he recent L. ; Bankrupt Act. -
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THuRLow WEED arrived at New
York, from Europe, on the llth INST.
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II. u. WE BE X

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Once
\ in East Front Room thrst door) Of the City Hall,
Mineral Point, W Isconssn- NA4-7o
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8AILIEs s. PARSONS. Proprletors.

rhe time has come when all concede the advantages
Or a business Education. Men of all professions,
trades and occupations. admit IFS Importance, is
shown y tbe large and liberal patronage extended to
Commercial Ias-ftuttus throughout the country The
rHIx ia -sttau
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VILLA PATEFIELD.
q q N T. T. II

Attends to all BUSINESS on short notice.
Mif9in January 80th, 1856. ST.
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4 communication was also read
from Edwin F. Johnson, Esq, Chief
Engineer. of the Northern Pacific Rail
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18
Holm GI-MNlN.
DIR. II. III. utECHELL
TTr~S De \ L | > /, VIfCTy
SIDNEY T. SEIEPAH

One door east Of Pulford's Drug store, up stairs,
High street mineral Point, respectfully solcHs the
patronage Of the public. All work warranted, ly34
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ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING,

u fuly carried out In the COLLEGE BANK, MERCHANTS
Egroagtss and various other Offices The new aad
-uleuIII rooms built expressly for this College, have
been ftted ap with latest ami best improvement
rur perfeetins knowledge Of ACTUAL BUSINESS Ops
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-18

High street.
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nRACTICAL MARBLE WORKER manufacturer 0
1 Tomt- Stones, Monuments, Mantle pieces, Table
tops sc. Shop-High sire IT, one door above Presoy
terian Church. Mineral Point. xii
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To The President Of the Conre',tio', on the IN
,sro1ene1st Of the For and Wisconsin, rirers, to
assemble II Prairie de Chen ohtie loh of No
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