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MINISTER WEBB having demanded payment
of S7O.OOO of the Brazilian Government for
damages to the ship Canada, the Minister OF
War refused 10 enter into negotiations; where.
upon Minister w. demanded his passports,
which were at once granted, and we are now
without a representative to the Brazilian
Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-21
"A Il G. ALL EBY,
3O4 PENNSYLVANIA AyENuE.

BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
choice collection OF OIL PAINTINGS; Ger
mar; 1renc b, English and American OHRUMOS
ENEGEAS .NSS, ,PHOTOGRAPHS. PASSE- PAR
TUSTs, ETEk1OsCOPE6 and STEREOPTIC
Nl1Me, PARLOR BRACKETS
Oyal And sQuare PICTURE FRAMES, CORDS
TAseBLS. &c, &c.
Picture Frame made to order. Prices mode.
rate. SMITH a STR0NG
oc ls-ly ProoE;sto,,,
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NHE GREAT CURIOSITY
J STRIX FLAMMEA

VNHE CHEAT CURI0SITYi
II STRIX FLAMMEA
BUBO EIk4INlANAi SrRIX NIVIAI
ne hpest nocturnal. carnivorous, ornitholog
ieai specimen in the country, to be seen at BRE
GALIlS: 4e4 Penn a avenue, where bibibles and
el1bies OF the choicest quality tempt the thirsty
and hungry wayfarer jel9 ct
No; 4s6( ON EXHIBITION iEo.4-6
STREET. AT MARKRITER'S, fSrRERr
40. $50 Seventh street, between and Z streets
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
Chetce Oil Paintings, Ergravings, Chromos &c
Also, Largest Stock Psperhangings, WipdoW
Shades. Picture Frames, Picture cord and Tas
se!s; Kings, Mails, &C., in the District TERMS
CASH. Please Remember Name and Number.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-21

New York Flour and Grain Market To-day i.
NEW YORK, June 2i-Flour and Wheat
active and firm. Corn about cent better.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Y FIONA THE A T Z X :.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commenehg MONDAY EVENING, JUSR 2lSr
HAvERLY'S MtNsTREiS
From their Minstrel Hall, Chicago.
Connosed Of Ie BKIGHTEST LIGHTS OF
III MhiNSTRELSY among whom are Charley Petten
Gil, ChaTIey Reynolds. fayette Welch, William
n hloe- John B. Dorriker, CoOpe a Fields, o. p
sweet, Sig: Gustave Bidaux; with q full and EN-
jeE q JAS. HAVERLY, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-21

CoLoRED JURORs.-To-day, Judge Fisher
presiding in the Criminal Court, ordered the
Marshal to summon a number of colored citi-
zens to NIL the vacancies in. the grand and petit
Jurors in attendance on the term which was
commenced to-day. and accordingly list was
PREF AIRED, and those selected are being sum.
moned this afternoon. This list has not, as
yet, been made public, but the following names
are among the number:-John A. Gray and w.
IL. Wormley, First Ward: r. H. Booker and
Herbert Harris, Second; John T. johnson,
Third; w. e. Marshal and q. Humphrles,
Fifth; w. j. Walker. Seventh, and q. +. Moseby
OF Georgetown. Those summoned for the
grand jury will probably he in attendance and
qualify Tomorrow. and the others on the day
following, and 1t is likely that before the close
OF the week the new element will be quite at
home in the jury box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-21

The RAM STONRwALL.-The Japanese Gov.
ernment paid s3OO,0O0 for the ram StonewaI
when she was purchased here. and stipulated
TO pay 100000 additional when the ram arrived
in Japan. The State Department has recently
received the final payment, and placed the
same IN the Treasury to the credit OF the Navy
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-21

THE CENSUS COMMITTEES Of the House OF
Representatives adjourned Saturday to reas.
semble upon the call Of the chairman. They
have not yet determined upon the form OF
schedule to be used in taking the census, but IL
is understood they have agreed to recommend
the plan of sending schedules in advance to be
filled up prior to a certain day nam ed, which
are to be called for by the census taker in pref.
erence TO the old plan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
Germany and the United States.

The following is the text of the little
speech made by Bismark at the grand
dinner in Berlin, on he 18th of March;
Permit me, gentlemen, to interrupt
your conversation while | say 4 word
about the occasion which has brou ght US
together.
This is the day upon which, on the 9th
er side Of the Atlantic, the victorious
commander in the service Of the United
States enters on his Office as President
The event. inasmuch as it deeply inter-
ests tie United States, has a special
claim on the sympathetic interest of this
country; for it WAS Il King of Prussia
(Frederick H. who, ut the birth of the
great American Republic, was the first
among the acknowledgements to recognize
It's independence. As u our subsequent
relations with the United States, it gives
me the greatest pleasure 10 be able to
state as 4 fact, not only from my person.
al experience as Minister of Prussia
but from the Archives OF our history that
the cordial understanding inaugurated by
Washington and Frederick has never suf-
fered the slightest alteration. Not only
has no difficulty ever arisen between the
two countries, but nothing has occurred
between them which so much as called
for an explanation. 1t is then to me a
most agreeable, as well rs an'appropriate
duty, 10 call on you to unite with me In
drinking in German wine the health OF
the President OF the United States, Cen
eral Grant
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
The County Bonds.

An article appears in the editoria
columns of the Democrat Of the 18th
intended to convey the impression thai
we were actuated by dishonorable motive:
in our notice of recent decisions Of the
supreme court in the Bcloit bond case
the week before We should not prob.
ably, have reverted to this matter again
at this time but for the reason that we
have been openly charged with having
received consideration from those in
the interest OF the Mineral Point Raj
Road for having published the article up
on that subject in our paper of the 7ti
inst
We wish on the start to make thi,
public denial of TIE least foundation fol
any such charge We have never re.
ceired from Mr Beecher or any other
person one cent for anything published
in our paper upon the subject of the Raj
Road bonds, nor have we ever been ap
preached by any one upon the subject
with view to secure the publication OF
anything detrimental to the interests Of
the people of the county in the contest
now going on in relation to the Raj
Road bonds. The facts in regard to the
decision of the supreme court, in our no
tice, were taken from an editorial in the
Madison Journal, and were public =
The comments upon the effects of that
decision were our own, and based upon
what we believed to be the true condi-
ton Of the question of the county bonds.
Our object has ever been, and while
we have charge of a public newspaper
will be to give our readers such informa
ton as we possess touching their inter>
ests, and in so doing we shall disregard
the wishes of those who own the bonds
rs well as those who from pecuniary
considerations are led to the opposite ex-
treme. As a tax payer of Iowa county,
our interest is in common with the peo-
pie OF the county. We are well aware
of the suit now pending in the supreme
court OF our own State in regard to the
mortgage the county holds against the
Road, and confidently hope the final de-,
cision will be favorable to the county,
and result in the exoneration Of the peo-
pie from taxation for the payment of the
bonds. But this is no reason why the
people should be left in ignorance upon
the subject, or why a public journalist
for publishing facts, should be accused
of bribery for SO doing, 40 every can
did mind" wishing to know the truth,
the ebony visage referred to in the clo-
sing sentence of the Democrats article
will appear most prominent on the oppo-
site side of the fuel department from
which it places him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

LATER adyices from Spain state
that the building Of euu-boats for ser>
vice in the waters of Cuba, IS being Wig
orously prosecuted, and it is expected
they will be ready for sea in June
Differences have arisen III the Cabinet,
and it is probable that several members
will resign Prince Frederick Charles
of Prussia, will be put forward as a can
didate for the vacant throne.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

THE Darlington Democrat the organ OF
the Democracy in southwestern Wiscon-
sin, IN speaking of Emil Rothe, recently
defeated by his own party for County
Judge in Dodge county. says-"We hope
the Democrats viii properly rebuke this
blatant leader -
This is the way Democrats treat the
Germans when they refuse to be led by
aspiring politicians. Emil Rothe has
done more for the Democratic party in
Wisconsin than Jim knight and all the
readers of his scurrilous paper; and yet
that blatant would be leader calls upor
the Democracy to rebuke one of the best
men in his party for refusing to sanction
corruption in his party. Truly the De-
moeracy love the Germans when they
can use them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

The Agent of the Cuban reyolutionists
in New York has issued an address to
the people OF the United States in which
he says that Cospedes, the commander of
the insurgents, has on army of 1000
men, and the territory under his govern
ment comprises nearly two~thirds of the
Island, in which slavery has been abol-
ishej \ telegram frcm Havana says
that Justin Anguelor. President OF the
insurgcnt junta at Helquin, was captured
and shot, at Gibra, on the 9th The Ha-
vana papers give glaring accounts of the
progress made BY the Government in sub
DUNG the rebellion. 1t is known that
several fights had taken place, few days
since, but the particulars are withheld
from the public.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

AT the recent election in Connecticut
Father Carmody. who has charge of the
largest Catholic congregation in New Ha-
ven, opposed with zeal the Democratic
ticket. His action IS thus explained
He has no personal interest in the de
feat of the Democrats as political party
but he does care for the morals Of the
Young men committed 70 his spiritual
care. According to him, the Democratic
politicians in his neighborhood, at the
last election, induced many Of his parish
toner's, not Yet twenty-one, 70 peTjure
themselves by swearing they were Of fall
age and therefore, entitled TO vote. Such
conduct he felt bound, IN his capacity as
a Christian minister. 10 reprobate; and
ne accordingly did 50 to the extent OF his
ability.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

THE cold water army is progressing
rapidly: . Ia the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture, a few days since, an amendment to
the liquor bill was offered. providing that
any clergyman, furnishing .ermented
wine at a s,icramental communion table,
shall De deemed guilty of keeping pubs
lie bar - The proposer Of this provision
may be temperate so far as drinking is
concerned, but he is decidedly intemper-
ate il The use OF language.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

AcGtDaST INsURARANCE = IMroR-
TsNg DEcIsIoS.-A case touching the Il
ability Of accident insurance companies
has Just been decided in the supreme
court Of our State, Of interest to our
renders 4 Mr. Schneider having an
ao ideat policy Of 81, 900 upon his life,
while attempting to get upon the ears
d the railroad at Beaver Dam, while
theg we're in slow motion, made mis-
sep, cen under the wheels, and was killed.
The Insurance company refused to pay
the policy, ana Mrs 5. brought suit
IN the Dane circuit court, which held
that the Death of Mr. S. was the result
If lis wantonly and wilfully exposing
himself to unnecessary danger and peril,
onl tie plaintiff was non>suited. An
appeal was taken to the supreme court
tho result of which is reversal Of the
u emant o. the court below, in an able
AMI clcar opinion by Judge Paine. The
decision IS one that will interest insur,
anae companies, as well as the public
generally.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

tvBA - The VAR between the Spanish
an tie Gubars continues, though we can
gather but little with regard to operations
now going on in the Island. Battles are
reported every few days, but no particu-
lars are given. Fillbustering expeditions
from various parts of the U. 5. in ala Of
the lubius are much talked Of Gen.
Stcelm n is SAID to be organizing a for
niIlale force to sail from New Orleans.
Several Gross oatrages have recently
been committed on American vessels by
tie Spanish aaiaorities in Cuban waters,
ami IS our government has issued or
der= u the different navy yards to pres
gars war vessels for Immediate active
slr.iea it iyoks as though old Uncle
samuel himself was preparing to settle
the Cuban question.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
Iits.....s.erasy anl the Germans.

That the Democratic party of Wiscon-
sin is largely indebted to the German
,,o1i.lation OF the state for its large vote
there can he no question, and that Emil
Ro.he, a prominent and influential Ger
man Of Wa.ertown, has contributed as
barely IS any man in the state towards
the success Of that party, none can doubt
In every political campaign for years
mast he has thoroughly canvasscd the
State among his countrymcn, addressing
them in nearly every county with much
ability, urging them to stand fast to the
,.rtr. with a degree Of zeal and enthusi-
asm deserving success On seyera! occa-
~sians, when there was no prospect of sue
sesz. he has beeen placed upon the Dem>
ocratfc State ticket, for the purpose OF
securing his services in the canvass; and
faithfully did he perform his part, at the
sacrifice Of time and money, in the vain
effort to elect the Democratic ticket
Having labored long and earnestly where
only empty honor5 were his reward, he
net improperly felt himself entitled TO
trilin- remuneration in the shape Of an
Office that would yield some little return
for lis former labor and expenses in sup
p1rt Of bis party. Knowing his county
dodge 10 be largely Democratic, he Of
ferred his name as a candidate for the
office Or County Judge, feeling undoubt-
cdIv that his claim upon his party would
lie cheerfully acknowledged in SO trifiing
request But the party leaders of his
county, through the influences Of green
backs. thrust him aside and nominated
one ] B. Hays. DIR, Rothe, disguised
1. tie corruption apparent in tho Con-
ventiou, and, at the solicitation Of numer-
Gus friends, appealed to the masses and
became an independent candidate. The
result was tile election of the honorable
A. Scott Sloan, a good man and firm Re-
publican. After the election the Beaver
Dam 4rgus, the organ of the Dodge
ounty Democracy, comes out in the folo
lowins seurrilous language toward Mr..
Rothe
.ye, Of course, were anxious for the
c,cc ion Of Mr. Hays, and did what we
c3uI for him but, iaasmuch as he could
not Sc elected, We are rejoieed that the
Oh ,ee has fallen upon a decent, intelligent
ia.a like Mr. Sloan, rather than upon n
SoAfAWAG NON d + SCRIPT LIKE
E0IEE. WHO HAS NOT BRAINS OR
IEGENCI ENOUGH To BE OUTSIDE
~ Z, t#zE NnELEXS
Such Is the tone Of the Democracy for
the Germans when they have no desire
to u-e them for the advancement Of their
parsy interests. As bid for their votes
III are placed upon tickets where there
Is li:tlo prospect of success atother times
they arc looked upon with even less re-
speet than the negro who is no favorite
with the Democracy of Wisconsin. While
the Republican party has ever placed
their Gcrman political friends on an
equality with American,born citizens in
in tie bestovment ofpolitical preferment,
with leading Democrats, when not need
ca to aid their cause, the most prominent
German citizens Of the State arc pro-
nouaceI unit to be outside of q cage OF
monkeys.
These are facts that our German friends
viii do wen to canvass and think about.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
TAX NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,


NOTICE is hereby given that so much of each part
IN parcel OF land, city or village lots, described
in the following list, may be necessary for that
purpose will on the second Tuesday being the 18th
day of May A. d. 1869, and the next succeeding
days thereafter, be sold by public auction, at
office in the Court House in the village of Dodge
vile, for the payment of delinquent taxes for the
year 1865 which have been returned to this office
delinquent prior this date by tire treasurers of the
several towns and the treasurer OF the of Min
eral Point, County of Iowa, State of Wisconsin.
Given under my hand at the Office of County
Treasurer of Iowa County and State of Wisconsin.
in the village of Dodgevlie the 9th day of April
A. ID. 1862
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
The AMERICAN CHURCHMAN .

Is published Chicago and Milwaukee every Thurs
day morning, and mailed to subscribers 80 year.
invariably IN advance; 81 80 70 clergyen and diyn
ify students
The American Chzfrcd1sda Is now in It's sth year.
ar stands az she mead OF the Church pre-. % the
country, ana It's publishers Intend TO keep il 50.
All cou.rnuflis ations whether On business or ether
wise should be addressed to the
AMERICAN CHURcHxAx COMPANY,
SE1s No. Spring ~, Milwaukee, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
HORSES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale one young Stallion,
coming five year old, bay in color, with heavy black
and tail; is spirited and showey and VIII
make a good stand. Also one brood Mare with foal,
and some younger horses.
Apply to the subscriber on his farm miles north
east OF the village of Miiilin,
MATTHEW WILLIS.
Mifiin, April 5, 1869.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

TINS [. s NarshaIShip for Wisconsin
had HOT segu dlieG Up to Yesterday morn
LIZ, bat tie chances we're ehon said to be in
tavor g. lIaoker,N
The above item appears as editorial in
the columns Of the National Democrat
Of the fin inst, and evinces the enter
rise 4. the editor in serving his readers
wiz reliable news. Had he referred 70
tle ee-asaas Of this paper Of the 1th he
,ou., aase learned that General Charles
5 Hamilton lad already been appointed
Narsa-l 1T Wisconsin. oaacial papers
from Marshal Hamilton have been served
this city, long before tue date Of the
I l'.a5ssa. predicting the appointment Of
i - Hooker. We would advise our
4 saaor q read the TRBUSE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

CITY OF MINERAL PoINT-FIRsr WARD.
Yiet's Survey-lots 10, 90 2oft off lot Al 43ft in
lot Al pit lot Al 13ft Fin High of lot 40 und
pit lot so, lot So.
Harrison's Survsy-Lot 1S1, und out lots 14S 14o,
$780, 1874 155, und out lots AS, 149. $50, 154. 155
pit lots l5S, 49, 100, out lot ia
Taylor's Additon-Lot3 80.
Strong and others Addition-Lots and 5, block );
OTIS and 10, blk Z; lots l, and II, blk "a !cts2
3 II and II, blk p 1t 2, blk %; lots !, 2, aid
blk "a lots l. 2, 3, 4. s. and T. blk IS; lots A. Is
and 19, blk 81 1t blk 81; Its g. and 5, blk 80 1t
5, blk A 1t and 25ft of 1t 4 Strongs alteration.
SECOND WARD.
yet's survey-Lots g. Z, 9, pit 81, pit 81 pit 81, 22f
Its So, 81, So, ind Its So 81, IS, 1t So, VT ST. pit
81 pit 90 pit 49, pit a. pit 81, 95 pit &C. 1t &c. pit I23
Staveley's Addition-Lots 40 and -.
Harrison's Surv-y-Part lots 1870 1s1, 1885, 200, urd
Its 24s, 261 262 269, go. Out lots-und 201 and
202, Its 207' PIT 21s 2z3 pa 225 go 230 16-Iao
acres in 23s, 237. 28s. 245, 246 und acre in 271
Irvi-'s Addition-Lots 90, lis, 162, 1853. 1T3, ISL
221, 222, Ca, 265. 27o, 237, 27s, 300, 3o4 30T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
MIFFLIN-Continued.

Village Of Mfiin-Lots Il, Is, 16.
Village Of Dallas-Undivided of lots 49, 33, "a, 30,
S. ST. s. 49, 40 A. A. 49, A, As, 46, A. AS, 40, so,
81, 50 and So und lots - 49, 81 IS, So 81, ss 30,
lots g. Z II, Il; ct lot 81, Ell lot 22.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

ANDREW JOHNSON is swinging round
she circle again-this time IN Tenne
see lIangman Foo.e has, it is said,
.kea the field against Andy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

TWENTY .. ,ae States, thus far, have
ra..-s4 t4e universal suffrage amend
i-s1s . tie Constitution. Five more are
Z Is ~ r@-'fy i As s4on as they shall
..i.se aa'oFs orsunity, ard the TIRES eth
sfs e make the necessary three
iJarfhs VI ! uo doubt be secured
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IT S. ASSESSORS NOTICE.

TT S. ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the 29th of April,
1869, at my Office in the village Of Prairie du Sac,
Sank county, Wisconsin, will receive and determine
appeals relative to erroneous excessive Valuations
Assessments enumeratons by the Assessor Assis
tant Assessor of Internal Revenue of the Dv
sious Of the Third District of Wisconsin, returned on
the annual list of 1869.
s. S. WILKINSON,
Assessor Third District Wisconsin.
Prairie du Sac, Wis, April u, 1869. 1w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
own T,-Range 3
Town Range 2.
Town Grange 2
Village of Dodgeviile-Parl

Village OF UodgevIlIe-Parry addltIon,
Lots l. q II, - block 5; LOTS S, 6, block s lot
] 2, and 3. block IS
Burralrs Addition-Lot l, Dallas street.
jenkins Addition-Lot 5, block 6 !; lots and I,
bock9 Hts /, 3 B. + 5, g. :, s, block To- lots and
f. block II lots and 4, block u,
Wilson'S Additon-Nor.h / lot %, lot IS.
Hoskin's Addition-Lots As, 50, 40, 81, "a, Sc, e.
n d 60
Dodge's Addition-Lot 6S.
Maddens Additon-Lots Is, 16, II, IS, 81, ST 80,
so, 81 SIS, and 147
Blacks Addition-Lot 81. on Division street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE

4 Jet for I0eeH, Hfrsit, and Ii tFgefts CossE!es.
Residences az Mineral Polaf.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing Sewing Ma
chine, should see the Improved Singer. before
being persuaded 70 buy - 5thsr. The Singer In
proved the siEpsf, hes and easiest 70 CT any
Sewing Machine made also prepared to &c rnish
Needles and Extras, Il have -ot il hand,
/ will order anything yoC want in ny line
/! any person really = Wheeler 4 Wilson
Mseine and viii see me, viii furnish them ~
daeed prices
Call at my Residence, On Fountain So, and exam
en- the machines. x2I-s ALEA. DAVIS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21

CONSIDERABLE excitement has been
manifest in Milwaukee for q week or
two past in consequence of the proprie-
tors of the rival Plankington and Kirby
Ho els Tearing the Newan House for a
term of four years and proposing to
close it during that period. The diff
Guilty was, however, settled on Saturday
last by Simon \. Small purchasing the
NewhaI Tor $4,000, and it is TO lie
open to the travelling public as hereto
fore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
Town 4.-Range 2,
Town 4,-Rangl
Harrison's Survey
CITY OF MINERAL PoINT-FrRsr WARD.

Lot 22e st $780, ind 1t 242, pit 1t 243 pit It 243
ot 1t 2i4, pit 1t pa whole of 1t 245.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
. Range 4.
Village of Arena.

Village of Arena.
Lot 3, block 8; lots and S, block 10 lots 3, 4,
g L s, and 10, block 49, lots /, 2 8, 4, g. 6, Z,
8 10, IL and y, block l6; lots and 2 block 10 lot
&, block 20; all in section 10, town S, range 5.
Village of Helena Station.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-04-21
Town 7,-Range /
WI s,-Rangs 2:
Village Of Highland
MIFFLis--TeEn 5.-Range

Out 70. sauth Of course lot % porth Pt lot 20,
lot o., Its IS and il, Barnards Addition.