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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13
sale Of Forfeited State Lands.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, OFFICE OF CoMMIs
sIoNERs OF TIE PUBLIC LANDS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, OFFICE OF CoMMIs-
sIoNERs OF THE PUBLIC LANDS.
MADISON, Wisconsin, Sept. LIST, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that all the School,
University, Agricultural College, Forfeited
Mortgagcd, and Swamp Lands in the State OF
Wisconsin, which have been forfeited by reas-
on of non-payment of interest for the year
1881, will be offered for sale ut public auction,
at the Capitol in Madison, on the 18th day OF
December, A. ID. 1881, unless sooner redeemed
according to law; said sale will be commenced
al 10 O'Clock, AN, and continued from day to
day until all of said lands shall have been
offered.
Said lands viii be offered by counties, in al
phahetical order.
Among these are the following described
the price named opposite each tract. under the
heading Total amount due State which in
cludes the principal due at the time of forfeit
ure: the interest on the same to January /,
1882 and three per cent. damages; the cost of
advertising, and all taxes which have been re-
turned against the land and remain unpaid
Said lands viii be sold subject ~ all unpaid
taxes assessed against the same, not included
herein.
The percentage payable at the time of plir-
chase will be fixed by the Commissioners at
the sale.
HANS b. WARNER. Sec'y of State,
RIGID. GCENTHER,S State Treasurer,
ALEX. WILSON, Attorney General,
Commissioners of the Public Lands.
ADVERTISEMENT OF FORFEITED MoRTGAGED
LANDS IN IOWA COUNTY.
Name, PETER LLOYD. Description, elaofsw.
No. of certificate, 27l. Section, IS. Town, $.
Range, 4. Amount due, s250,00. Amount OF
interest, S1T.50. Amount of penalty, $3.50.
Amount Of interest, penalty, taxes and ad-
advertising, S4.40. Total amount due state,
S2S4.40. Years for which interest is due. 1851,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

For Supt of Sehoos-H. 4 TERRILL,
OF HOLLAND,
For State Senator-WM G. MEFFERT.
For Member of Assembly southern District
!. w. REWEY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

THE trial of "The Methodist
Church VS.. DR.. Thomas" is about to
be supplemented by that of REV.
DR.. Thomas VS.. Rev. DR.. Parkhurst, "
When church-members fall ont the
ungodly rejoice. But it must be
confessed that Dr. Parkhurst's ac-
cusations and insinuations against
DR.. Thomas, at Lake Bluff and the
recent Chicago trial, were "rather
rough" considering the standing of
both gentlemen. We think Dr.
Thomas has abundant cause for
complaint,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

THE Joliet Republican, referring
to the election of Bayard as Presi
dent the Senate, says he "drew a
prize in the lottery of assassination"
That is stating the truth strongly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13
Leyat Notices.
Estate Of Edward D,Hare. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

~ that on Monday the 81 day of October A. d.
ISL the undersigned, special committee of the
estate of Edward OHare. deceased, will sell al
public auction, ON the farm lately occupied by
said Edward OHare, in the town o' Mineral
Point 20 miles north of the city of Mineral
Point ON the Dodgeyille road. the following de-
serbed personal property:
span OF grey gedings, 7 and years old /
sorrel gelding, years Old bay mare, 10 years
old ! black mare 3 years old black Span
ish jenny, 3 years old COWS, thoroughbred
Durham bull, 20 good calves, 20 shoats. / Poland
China boar, 80 head of sheep, buck lambs /
good single buggy, set single harness.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ten months credit with ap.
pioyed security interest at per cent All sums
under 5000, cash, without discount.
BRIDGET OHARE,
MICHAEL j. OHARE,
41w2 Special Administrators.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

The three young desperados who
stopped and robbed an express train
and its passengers in Arkansas re-
Gently, and were subsequently cap
tured, have been tried, convicted
and sent to State Prison for seventy
years each. That is the very best
place in the world for that kind OF
desperadoes, as long as they live.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

TnE time for the arraignment of
Guiteau for trial has not yet been
definitely fixed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13
STATE OF WISCONSIN-COUN

y ty Court tor Iowa County--In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at q special term
of Iowa County Court, 10 ne held in and for said
county, at the Court House, in the village of
Dodgeyille, in said county, on the 18th day OF
September. 4. d 1881, being the second Tuesday
OF said month, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF
said day, the following matters viii be heard and
considered:
The application Of susan odgers, TO admit to
probate the last will and testament of John Cd
gers. late of the town of Mineral Point In said
county, deceased.
And il is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given 10 all persons interested by pub
fishing a COPY of this order fc7 three weeks sue
eessiyely prior to said day os hearing in the
Mineral Point Tribune, a weekly newspaper,
published in san county.
BY the Court
JOINT.JONES, Judge,
Dated DodgeYills, Wis, August ID, 1881 3iw3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

ing of the 9th of October, 1871, and
still more difficult is it for those who
witnessed that scene of wholesale
destruction and intense suffering
ever to forget that horrible event or
its heart-rending Incidents.
Since 1871 the population of Chi
cago has doubled, and the extent of
its trade, commerce and manufac-
lures, has been more than doubled.
Never in the city's history have ali
its business activities been so pros
porous as they are at this moment,
aud at no time has the city progress
ed so rapidly in all the elements Of
metropolitan and municipal great
ness as during the present year.
Judging the future by the past, Chi
cago in the next decade will be the
rival of New York, both in popu-
lation and in commerce.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

Mr.. SCovILLE, the brother in-iaw
of the assassin Guiteau, who has
charge of his defense at the APP
preaching trial, finds it impossible
to induce any of the leading law-
yers of the country to undertake
his defense. This argues well for
the decency of the leading lawyers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

OUTSIDERS do not pretend to
known much about the causes which
led to the present railroad war be-
tween the great Eastern trunk line,
but the managers of those routes
are educating the people to believe
that they have been paying much to
high for transportation. If o gran
gar Legislator in the West should
fix the tariff per mile for carrying
passengers as low as it has been
fixed by Mr. Vanderbilt and other
managers between New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and Chicago, there
would be such howl sent up against
such ruinous rates and such an agra
rain policy as would benump our
ear drums. And yet what are these
great railroad kings doing but con-
vlncing the people that the former
rates OF transportation were too
high, and could be reduced and still
a fair profit be left to the stock
holders! The present war costs the
great trunk lines, it estimated, 10
loss of about 81 100000 a month,
and unless treaty of peace is soon
entered into between the belliqer-
ents, there will be depression in
the stock market about the time the
January interest falls due.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

SENATOR DAVID DAVIS, from his
high place on the fence, rules the
Senate, which is politically tied
without him. He is the umpire be-
tween the two parties, and the
Democrats are in mortal fear of
him He has the casting vote
without being President, and is in
the majarity of one, although he
stands all alone by himself.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

Passengers going south can take ,ither car as &C.
disturbed rest.
The return sleeper leaves Chicago at p m. via @.
NJ ST. Z. Ny,
The sleeper from Milwaukee will be in readiness
for passengers at Union Depot Reed ST., $50 pm.
CONNECTIONS.
AT MIiWAukEE--With Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST. Paul Railway for all points East, West and
Southwest (hofE The through coaches OF this
line to and from Oh cnro are run via C., NJ. 4 st.
p. Ry)
At PLYMoUTH-wlth sheboygan Il FOND du Lac
division G. 4 \. W BY for sheboygan and Fond
du Lac
AT FOREST JUNCTI0N-With Milwaukee, Lake
Shore Western Railway.
AT GREEN BAY-nih Green Bay 4 Minnesota
Railway for New London, and C. N. W. Ry for
points north
AT MENAsHA AMEN Aii--With G. Il N. W, R'y for
Oshkosh.
AT MEDINA lUNCTIoN-wih Milwaukee, Lake
Shore 4 Western B'y for Oshkosh
AT AMHERST JUNCTlON-Nith Green Bay and
Minnesota Railway for the west.
AT JUNCTION CirY--With Wis. Valley Division c.
VI. st, z. Railway for Wausau and Jenny.
AT ABBOTSfORn where all trains going north and
south on the Wis, CeRtrai X 4 connect with those
going east and west on the W,= x. MINI. K. K.
AT ST PAUL with The varou3 Railroads leading
north, south and west
AT P0RTAGE-With c., ". & st. p. Railway for
Madison aud the
AT ASHLAAD--With Steamers fc. all Lake Super
Tor points.
T. N. FINNEY. JAP, BARKER
Gen'l Man. Milwaukee. Genn Pass. Ags., Mil.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

Woodruff sleepers, the best in the world, between
STEVENS POINT
and CHICAGO.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

Other Elegant slecpers between APPLETON, via
MENA II AN EEMAH
and MILWAUKEE ZEE.
, 1881-07-07
ESCAPE FROM SIBERIA.
Four Thousand A1ltes on t'oot-hnc'
ccEk Thut 3sRN Only One 1'ArA11cl+
f:sn4rIl Ilidtuffh Ii L4tlltluu Sttfl

-Four xN1l<lNu HAAhoS OH E'upt-ruce
ccas Thut 3snr Only One Parallel.
Gtntr. psrnffa Ia L'l'tnn .Srtrs.
hayo ubtnlet front ". Dal,ngurt0 Mo-
kvleyjtcl,. tho 1tltssian Sariuliat, Of w'lO5o
urusrllre Il, Switzerland informed yOit Oi
Thursday, Il ,;urs,.lnt liurrAttvu Of IsIa pscapc
rrutl SlbrrIa. n. Ntukrevlel, Il nohui 1T
yers old. lic IL tho sun .! II enllillrS gentle
ilsun aud highly g.!,,rutcll. III 1871 hu joined
q secret pulIi1cNl society, n!nl fnr ssx years
WIS actively cngnsed fl what l'e ca'!s tho
revolutionary propaganda IN Southern isiis-
sin. Although, co!istant!y, trucker! by the
S't1isi'SS sti ls;S tat III e f nS s ihc as S III Ii
january 0f tint yc.r lIc wins Il, kici, ct,'l-
,ilttlil.E II sreret printing otlice, which ole
dizzy dltfl.r Ills MssrIieu W''s entered ~ tlsu
Drandtnur, Gsslilal:y. aiNl third, WHO tilctl
without disclosing Ills Iln,ng, drew their rc-
vo!vels atlu nnsa T.. vigorous resist:
ayS ht wsrs tahans ha!s ,tS Gtnptre, s ,y h!
All rnlir wrrt tried hy cnurt-lnnrtlnl. bralldt-
MI, ,Osstnsky, Anl lie unknown were lln',Esrl.
uiu Muklicviscl, w.a snIitn,cull tn fourteen
i"iiowius Ilo nitl some otl'tr statc fonylcts
wgrn s'tit to thu Central Jnll III MtStlisK,
wl,eMre ecry III July they sgt o!lt ~ tt'eif
lung Journey for Oust kal1.. where tllry l;ati
10 alt lisf ~ liz wy NJ, vii st!ifV S S.
WHY, stcaillr,ai, Md o,, l.atsrbnck. I lIu r.
lual,ltrr Oi thu Journey, Iiu miles, llat tn bn
at LID r,,ie Ut nl,out 1lftren miles II .ay, llle
,,isif t,ein. passrtl In SPECIALIZED rinIc4 siNall
i,niiscs ,Wiir,,llg witl, ycrl,n and lltlst,unk-
mi,iy tiithy. wi,cro Njl Cllssrs If prisoners nt
InIl, srSt:s wrru c.,,l,lWilcd 10 slcep 'lt.llu,l
tuvrt,er t,l, bnrc IlnAitls. l,utwre,i krasu0y-
araE aiuI irkultsk II. Mul;rlarttc!l an.i two Of
,,a,nsss Md ,irrsseS Wt.i tjlrpe ul1luury con.
Win WHO wpi1, under seltctlca of perpetual
exile. This, N. AlNkresicli nssl,res ,tie, !s !!
n !, eost Of +, fuw r,,lus,
lis irsinatitin WIS Iipw tint Of THO pens,
nI M'sc % ~ Y @ ak' xizRnv aeIttS!',| ,,
nritIT ,rsi nwur brftiru runc|linE iri,utlisj;,
1raCariy b% ,np co1i,,ixtcv Of the gl,ar.l,
tirinir wns sta,n rrrut,tiiituI, ixl,itxkry l,is
,.~'" ,".,I, M,. h"nr,l ~ sil're. ind il s,tosc
~ n,.. ,urt.fic,i If jti,trrr. pr Hes t,cyu.,r,
In wulyss FL lid trickiexs forests ut insiur,
S}hrrin. iii STy. n. lSiij n fnW ttnyy nftrl
1nayIna sta Irtu.tsk M I; for lhlnsai,sk-~Ils lin
,trstimnti,n-M. NIOkrfuyitcIl Nial rive hi
, 1881-07-07
Stooks In Good Demand in New
York, and Stronger.
Local Securities Quiot and Easy-Af.
fairs Running Smoothly.
The Produce Markets Actire-A Duoynnt
Day In Provision Circles.
Whea. Unso.llod,' but Closed Ftfm-Cosn
Strong, with Brisk Demand
iot Shipment.
FINANCIAL.

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THO EoolliiR IN 'snnne'a4 oltelus sesic'u., WIS
ono Or atoa'llness: STOCKS wefo aetse ana Rss's
orally strof'9' ThcFn "as 1a'E u".,.u'u ~.
,no'iey tht'Isa,i' ',;oai, M !ess WIS wnl.e 'ma
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9hat tne .!usn."s a'ss 'na' ~ ,a.,, fnr not
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, 1881-07-07

VESElkAl1 AlAHhEEHs
HMooMcoi.N-'l!ado ~ sesvo. pr!ao'pay IN nc teo
puotGt
Ghalre hss nna
iM'ofts't Lid
Cr4ukutt. ~
copttnH cuttQ,, ssau!uss b1gs, IN which thuro was 4
liberal movement. l'rlcos Eoulainod aFM and ua-
G,nnEaa, :
ss!.!ss tsst ss:
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iiljlsrElt-Thosu wax 4 strung tnaEkut fur good
Qua,itesi In fact prres wcto M0!o it9acf than hut
wuek Fine tablu buttVr Il not arriving IN very lh.
oral quantities, n,d thu attention OF both sAPpora
pId thu lural trade eAaty dlFuttcA 10 such, sl'cs
wpro tlalck Ut Thu advuacul vfccs. conmon RIltes
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, 1881-07-07

ItOG ritt)pt'CrS-WcEo vety strnna 1tid nnuhnnlsy
nettyo, hosu wns worry lttlu u1lhnao III tho toso nf
Foreign nsisrHs, exnept t1t livnrpno' chlseA ls
hHrl but tho lncnt W inArAnt was slei'f1tr "issia
Nn,ai1ss supply Of Tho nn1nlA. Tho nnyanco A
protuct sro,irll, howHvor To III cnnsoluento ~ a
jract nrcsrrr NJ &1e anraw. Fork whs b.l ~ 'af5
euati to hfx mt ti,u r.orts md tl.nY Old the rrst.
1ntk nvnncod apc lor nrI ffn, isrst lrlcsnoa nt,u
lard sold 9;0 tla.ar than the prcv'ts asthR' ri'in
ribs fHt tIls upwnrt proaslsre, mid othef teats aeN
IL rcspnnl, except no1l!nnfly. The recent flso
III rrreA Inns materially cnrtaflcl t0re'ah nr.
irrH OFT lard mid tncat. nna lrl hAs se1t
thu effects Of II ~ an increase u ho'''s @an rs
n nxYfaac eIcks In tho United htais' 'nt!ns ask
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, 1881-07-07


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falr inquiry for Inv Hrnlos for oxports md more
wDNld have bgen bought but for Tho HCrEy OF GfDr-
t,lgs Ta butter Erntles takon apRrEly by tho
huuo trnde rlerg was ltt elnliro in prlcaa. aa1es
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nj fhtJsats ri btIs md 272t bhas spsinRs NJ EhoS
III fur nw ufasa, mid = hr!a and lM Facks rro Hour
on private tesns, TOtn1, O1unl to 20 brls Wlnaor
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TT aaiy. si,iSsiiC1d lol Aulv:: 4. i; [
;S!:r sas; ns wS' nc1S 4 S sS1 IT. ssSs # sl
i S%y &; fSr i3S'xs; Sx;,si h6;
~ 81 sS1S ~ XIV Sft s; Hpfs .sss ss 4 III
j. lid fhtS& !pl7M spi!vr thv yn9r kg,tE El6 ~!
fS.s stsy 1 y fSs5f s5f fos f"s ISy fi @ M III
t naS'ssso o hs it, It It es .soF 1nsaSt lid Il III
:, | ab3H roller September. !;
, 1881-07-07

HllNrt riLs fuuf ANRua osaa IL tA7!dos 7lS, Long
ctrtr4 ttil0c, at FD lUnnB M!,d fA5I bt,xGlS Cnl-
MSe !9rSs,t barn. W. ssls; n KwSne.
Ertct isniuN. Httrli0 Hyceng1. tttatH}4d.
taUon quoted nt n11Sle for shouf9r., y Tor
short t gslllu fur short ctcHts. lQD lQS1 IDr ahs
NIL chnvnaHil Mtlh luGkGtt.
itEEF-Wnk uuI1t ut &lG9.aa14E1 f1r mess, $1l.2d4
tiNj ios pxtra nicBs tifid Elt.0y01a.W W Tor hnms.
, 1881-07-07

Thu 1'rpvisiuN, Arbitration l'onllnit.rn Ut tho
Hoard Of 'rratt nlc: yHstrr.ly Ntt ss'nlHclE tho
Provision litt,,tetUra III Tho easu 1T :a,NH tiorces
OF lnr,l which tho Fowler i3ros. hnh refused 10
nocrpt IN tho grJ,tn tint tho Int wis n'lultHr-
nttl. 1cenr,tiny to tho rendering nr tim C0nl-
mtttcc thoro was nothing II show Tint tho lnr'i
was mixed uthor with tallow Or otAor foreign
substance.
, 1881-07-07

4NH{4 l$s!sF ANFNNSs
IN our observation t!le most lpt{HhIs pain
racker iu extstenc0 Ii rllentusttlaini hut better
ye., 1T. JacoDs Oll IL the most decided tlioll-
luatIsM spAfcher alld curur ever discovered.
1t llus our signature 10 lts worth.
, 1881-07-07
Cos1A1ERGIAn. .

Tho following woro tho reccntsand shipments
of ,onrltnv nrtIGes uf produce III this city during
tho twvIlty.farr houra ending ut 0'c!ook
Wednesday, n,nri1lng und fur tho corresponding
tine a y1nr ng0:
, 1881-07-07
NIININu NEWS.
FAN rnASCiscn.
HAN FnAxo1scU, July G.-ylninB stocks closed
Spfttdl Dtspatch 10 The thfeaeo 7ftbtinE

Special Dtspateh 10 The Chieaeo Tribune
I,0Rrts, Jnly G.-Eat,tn,ot & fiecta galnct5
frus,l Ill to 0. l,onanxl was 6ai. Cntalpn t.i,
and Quincy ;t1,f. Theru wins nbullt MI avera9c
business ut tito Mining Esuhanuu. principally iii
Empire anll Massachusetts i Now Mexico. Elm
plro opcnct Mt 10, dcc!tncl tn %, afscrwasl's ral-
lying tn IL. Massachusetts & New Ncxleo do
ctincil rrnnl 10 Ii On rcrnlar and NJ buyer 10.
topporpt,ls adyn,,ct,, from tal tt 1N7; Simpson,
1tux; willis Nl!tt,i was tlct ut l1, ny WINS Rlst'
Dtinkfn Mt 10. Tho tHinI snfos n tEta Excha.,He
ior tho n.st wouk footed up tho larro tosal of
.11,KN shares.
II, iis trf,t.ra A.,oetatsl Frtss.
IlOyrOS, July G..-NfnInK stocks elo5eu az tol'
, 1881-07-07
THURSDAY JULY 1ss1TWELvE PAGES

| ~: Nav York central, lait Eric, 47!i; Erie
| scenntlA, 111: l,ea.nH, Mi.
| Har silver II quoted III u ~ per ounce.
| PARIS, july G.--ItcntVs. vii txn'.
NEW UNLEASa.
NEW ORLEANS, luiy n.--SIpht exchange o.,
| Nnw York $1.M per fl0o0 nFcsniutn' strTlnE,
| 4&}h. =
, 1881-07-07

Alsa tI57 hu rye nE EIpI bu barley xhtrpud " EAtl
Tho firat new Hour OF tho season was exhibited
OH 'Chntigo yesturtay. 1t CHINO from Wntcrloo,
III. Thoru was nls0 wheat, oats and even corn
tstaiks, oxhlbttul, but tho flour took tho polo,
III hoIug !. tlntaou product.
4 1uutnbor OF tho I!oarl Of Trale auausod hm-
sclf aurlug tho holidays by gathering Rrrnt
n.,u,bur ot sasnplts Of whoat from tho bcat tlels
In Jorsoy County, Illinois, 6lnco luis rott1rn they
layo beon throshoa out, ind g.yo 7l0lh ou to tho
nero. The average Tor thu county Ia estimated
not to exreoL bu to tho acre, nyAinst moro
t,in 70 hi, Inst year. Tho outlook IL Indeed Il
pdor one. Iturorta rocclvel yesterday indicated!
TINT rust mud blight Nrc playing havoc with tho
wheus In lowu; Nebraska, and soutaorn Mlnne-
sota.
H. n. 4. sail lust autuina that boforo thu 8utll-
ll,er OF 1881 was gsino tho boys Oh 'ChanEo would
500 turtl and tallow sotlhg ut tho S,lno prlco.
II lo mud ,slso saId AoAt Of tho sano IaoknHo"
he would havo aail whal aon,o folks ol,lliu now
tU bn tho truth.
Tho following wore tho imports OF whoat into
tho unltod Kingdom during tho llsat nno months
| or tho seasou-viz.. from September to APRIL,
| incllisIyo,-conlparod with tho corresponding