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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04
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OFFICE OF CLERE d MASTER.
John McClain, Admir- of Samuel Douthet,
deceased,
VS.
Isaac T. Douthet and Others heirs of Samuel
Douthet. decd.
T WILL attend at my Office and take the &C
Il count ordered in this ease, on the 29th
day of November, 1856, when the parties are
hereby notified to attend with any proof they
may wish to adduce.
J. A. COFFIN, c. d. M
Nov. 16, 1s55-2t-prs fee So 373
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Threshers! ThreShers /!

EINARAIERs and others who contemplate purchasing
~ Threshers this season would do well TO hand in
their orders soon they will moth able to get the Ma
chimes out In time for threshng out the next Wuelt
CROP s.. X. REEDER, General Agent
Athens, march loft for lower East Tennessee.
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New Goods.
IXERX STARIE

VUNHE subscriber has opened Livery Stable In the
n Stables attached TO the Athens Hotel and has sup
Piled himself with number Of good Horses Carriages
Bugges &C., and Is prepared to accommodate all who
may call on him. on reasonable terms. Ills stock IL
good vehicles new and his object 70 keep what has
times At moments notice. lie asks liberal patronage
march 16-tf-9SS JOHN j.. BRIDGES
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DIN YER HOUSE.
ATH Il mt HOTEL,

O C O EE HO u S E,
Cleveland, Tenn.
GEO. w. MAYO
I'D EsPCTFULLY gives notice that he has leased this
No well-known Hotel, and that II Is now open for the
reception OF travellers and boarders. Having had
long experience in the business he aers himself that
he viii be able by constant and devoted attention to IT,
TO Keep such House shall meet the appreciation Of
all who may give him call. His Table will at all times
be supplied with the best the country Affords and every
effort made his part to render his guests comfortable
He solicts a share Of patronage. nov 2-tf-37l
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Holtinu Cloths,

WYE have on hand and for sale superior article o,
w nolting Cloths, Nos. 3, 6, s, o and 10.
Nov 20 McEwEN 4 GILLESPIE.
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T(iutral point Tri5nnt.
local AND OTHER MATTERS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

Tbi. company, under the management OF Mr..
y DrCRoAr. has been performing in this village
ling the past week. They have drawn crowd
! borses and we have 10 doubt VIII continue
:, a. 50. should they remain for month longer.
rrbev have full company, and among them
some excellent performers Such actors as t.
/, 1--WE. DEGRoAT, CoGswELL, IRVING, Mrs.
~ and Miss CoGswELL viii draw full
house in any place We have seldom seen a
hatter company. This (Tuesday) evening viii
,s presented the play of The Golden Farmer, .
ood the laughable farce Of the" Omnibus"
On Wednesday evening the great tragedy OF
p,zarro Will be played, when look ont for full
house
On Monday evening the great tragedy OF
q otbeIloa was presented, in which Mr.. LYME
sn.t,ined his favorite eharacter-the " Moor Oh
ye7jce"-ulost admirably, and as 9 Iago." Mr.
Tqrryq was perfectly at home. The entire COM
many sustained their respective parts in credit
able manner. A repetition of this play would
draw full house, and We trust the Manager
NAV be prevailed upon to repeat it before leav-
5ur.
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CRcur CoURr.-The March Term of the Istwa
County Circuit Court, viii commence OF Mon
,lsv the 18th inst. Many of our subscribers
who are in arrears for the TRIBUNE, viii proba-
BIZ be in attendance, and we hope they will
come prepared to settle up. There was never a
time when we stood in greater need of all that
j due rs, than the present VIII our friends
help Us to the whereN It'll to meet our Iiabili-
+iesg If any Of them should induce their
neighJors who are not. subscribers, TO send
along the dollar and half aud try the Tribune
70, wear, they would give no offence to the
Printer.
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RCyAwAv.-A pair of horses attached to a
wagon loaded with oats, took it into their heads
n Saturday that, as they We're left without be-
I'LL h..rhcd. they would leave for otLer parts, in
great haste. They very soon came in contact
with post. uneoupled the wagon, spilled por-
roa Of the load, and came Up standing ON the
bread side Of pile Of boards. People would
save such nsishaps if they would take little
more P-eeaution il hitehing teams that are left
IL tie streets
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SINGING ScHooL.-A meeting of those inter
ested. ia getting up Singing Class in this vii
a-c, viii be held at the Bricl, School House on
Thursday evening next Mr. J. STONE. who is
engaged in teaching, Viii then be present, and
We trust arrangements VIII be made both for IN
a:-t and innior cl2ss
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-04

SELECT GENERALIZATION is invited 10 the
advertisement Of Mr.. Parsons, Select School,
"a another column Of This paper. The reputa-
you of Mr. p. as 4 Teacher Is well known IL this
place. Young persons DESTROYS Of becoming
thoroughly qualified Tor teaching, or for business,
have an excellent opportunity offered in this
school
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EtQal asbertisemrnts.
Chancary Sale.
Elenor Bailey
IS CIRCUIT COURT.
frames ). Dunn \ Iowa COUNTY, Wis.

Elenor Bailey
cs CIRCUIT COURT
rfahcis - Damn \ Iowa COUNTY, Wis.
Sarah ~ Dunn
Office i hereby given that by virtue 81 order and
decree IN Chancery made and entered IL said Court
OF INC I'D DAY 81 September, a. D. 1853, in certain
GSese men ana there pendne before said Court wherein
Eehcf i'aliy Is complainant and Francis j. Dunn and
9ta III Duan his vile, Is defendants upon the au-
thoriy given IN said decree viii s. at Public
Nendue 70 the highest aud best bidder for cash in hand
on saturday the 18Th day Of April A. H. 1885, betw cen
te hours Of llne O'Clock A. N. and the setting of sun T.
NJ Of sad Gay, NJ lac door the Court House in
Inc village 81 Mineral Point county Iowa State of
Wisconsin, the following described land or Real Estate
IN said decree, to wt:-Being west half
OF the NORM west quarter of section twelve ~
the west hall OF the south west quarter of section num-
Der twelve, ~ the half sou h east quarter
OF section number twelve az the half of the south
west quarter OF section number twelve, ~ and the
south west quarter OF section number fourteen "a all
IN township number FIVE Cd morrill, OF Range number
Two, e. east OF the Fourth Principal Meridian in the
o4hty ol Iowa, State OF Wisconsin, together ID all and
81 gullr the and appurfenances thereunto
bei~lig apperjaning to satisfy said Mort
gage and Decree, with costs Of sale.
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff.
SHERIFFs 0FFICE. Iowa COUNTY Wis
Mineral Point, March / 1856.
L. EATON Suiict'r for Commit
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Difference in favor of Illinois River s9l87,5OO

- Miss Fuller of Pennsylvania the daugh-
ter Of Henry NJ. Fuller the American candidate
for Speaker, Is said to be the reigning beauty
at ashlngton. Her attractions are Of course
increased since II Is reported that after Mr. Al
ken nj South Carolina, Mr.. Fuller is the wealth
lest member of the House Her father is one Of
the leading ironnasters Of Pennsyl gania- us
c0asfn.
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OF every cIiption for ladies' Gents girls boys
JE " LRY,
That cannot fail to please the of the most particular
We ive also TEAS Of the best quality, for 10 30 and
- cents per pound.
CARFEG :NG.-Rag, Stair and Floor CarPeting on hand
The above GOODS and many others, will be sold cheap
than ever b6 fore known here.
Such Goods not purchased last spring wiz h
s0id al cosf. to make for the Stock that is
stautly arriving from the East.
= Please call and satisfy yourselves that thc above
statements correct Don't forget The placeDeiler
MicicIbacncr's OBJ STAND.
WEIDENFEI.D, DELIEE & co.
Mineral Point, 1875. 25-ly
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Nv business having been changed from this date, and
having large amount Of unsettled accounts books,
am anxious them closed ZIP. and viii hereafter
devote THE most of NV time IN attending TO the
Those indebted 10 are respectfully invited call and
further delay, II is absolutely neesssaey
for It +, To acpa JOHN MILTON
To, II
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-04

PRODUCTIyE LABOR IN FREE AND SLaTE STATES.
Though the Missouri river country has been
settled for longer time than the Illinois river
country, the following table shows that the free
labor country of Illinois yields already more
than double the exports. Every year increases
the comparison against Missouri and slave Ia
Dor;
Illinois River Exports, Sl3 ,356OOo
Missouri River Exports, 4l67 500
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-04

Is Nr. HraH PmLLgrs offers for sale . good
LIT. oa which stands two excellent buildings
S,c advertisements.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-04

ATLANTA BAyK.-Au proceedings against the
"Iausa Bank in Georgia have been laid on the
'aacof the House Of Representatives by a vote
W. IS KS ~
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ARMS REErRvED.-We understand the mus
t.., obtained from tie State for tie Mineral
Pa.at Guards have been returned to Madison
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L GOOD BARGAIN.
LOST.

SONEWHERE between. this place and Linden, on the
- 22d Of December 1855, NOTE or HAND from " IN.
Curry me- for the Of Fifty-EiEht Dollars and
thirty cents bearing date I'D December 1855 This
titles that said uote Is cancelled, and Is of further
RES HARRIS
Mineral Point Feb. 1G, 1856 2w-9
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n 9 IN q 70 "a !
THE MINER CHEAP CASH STORE
JgAS removed from Commerce Street 10 High Street,
to the old stand Of C. Beech and Wheeler X Comps.
ny, where may be found an entirely
NEW STOCK
Of the various kinds If goods partially below
which viii be sold al the lowest Cash prices
DRY GOODS:
Morrisnsc and Cocheco Bere-cs
Aliens, Sprague's and t,iughauls
all styles of Prints Linen HIRES
MdsiaSss 4 Fps coTe shaker FiaHnei'
DeI.aines Cassimercs
Cambrics Satinets
Masins piepers
DENNIS Sheetings and shirtinss
Canton Flannels Vevcts
Batting oil Cloths &c &c
Flushing Felt Peterslala SILK Wool Fur and Beaver
nan OEereoats Plush, Cloth and Nolair
DO do Pants chidrens Fancy hats
PLnsh, Cashmere, sa-iu Shirts. Drawers
silk Vests 0ver;,lls, &c
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Morocco, Calf and Mems Thick, Kip, Calf
shoes, Enamcled, Goat, Grained and Hungarian
Jenny Lind silk Gaiter5 Boots
and half gaiters, slippers BrogaHs SC
Childrens & misses boots, Ladies. cents aud Misses
Polkas, Sontags, Jenny Rubners
linds, Caters, Dutch Ladies Moecssins
Boots &e &c
HARDWARE.
Auger5 Files Planes, Shot FlAsks, Fiows. kopc,
Spoons Knives X Forks. Twins. Bench Screws.
Scissors Butts Screws. Door and Gate Hinges
Locks. House Trimmings, IIa>ks and HOOKS
Carpenters Tools Bells, Curry Combs aud Cards
Bed Screws, Nails. Sleigh Bells Kettles.
Selves, Hoes, Forks Shayes. Steel. sle.
CROCkERI x GLASSW ARE.
White Granite Sets, {. &. Plates Bowls Charai1s
Blue Platters. Bakers.
Mulberry 4" Pitchers Jugs Lanterns.
Purple Glass Tualb!ers * tuhIcfs
Japanend Tea q Beer Mugs Preserve dishes,
Sydcnham Ware, t,lass Butter Dishes.
Tea Toy Sets Glass sugar Bowls,
Casters, Naples, Jars. &t &e. &c.
GROCERIES.
Young II sson. Imperisl, Soap. Salerstus. Soda
GunPow-ter, Powcbnng Candles. Chalk, Alum,
oolonE and other Teas, Salt Peter. Barlv. Resin,
Loaf and y. O. Sugar, Goldfish, Rice. salt
Sugar House Syrup, Extracts Lemon, &c.
Ninnecar. Oil, Castor and Olive Oil
Tobacco. Mustard. Pepper. Allsuice Starch
Java and Rio Coffee, Pals, Tubs, &c, &c.
To the patrons Of his prcs-n former Mace Of
doing business the subscriber cordial
and pledges himself do all his power TO give them
satisfaction both in goods and prices.
NR.-Butter, GOATS, Corn and country produce bought
and sold
r 5. ALLEN.
Mineral Point, Nov. I2. 1876. stiff
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which they offer FOR SALE reasonable terms.
The public informed that we have established our
LUMBER YARDS at the new Town of Jonesdae, Mt
the mouth Of the Wyoming Valley. which place is con-
siderable DodEevile and Mineral Point than any
other point the Wisconsin River, and avoids many
eel, and horsc- Hing hills Transfers and Teams VIII
be rendered comfortable by the accommodating PHLAS-
DER Corr who ha recently built coH4IaodoHs Tavern
and Stables At Joucsdale.
BENJAMIN THOMAS.
BARRETT WILLIAMS.
ToEes1.Ia Ta--a cc1rt--- Nav = lS55 2-tf
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EsTRAY NnTIcFs

- IRAA NOIICE.-On about the first day of January
NJ A - 1906 there to the residence the sub
sebcr, in the village of Mineral Point county, Wis
consin, DARK BIINDLE STEER. two wears old last
Sping No natural orartiical marks visible except that
the let horn Is little Topped the point sawed of
The owner is requested prove property psy charges
ana L Re nun away MATILDA L. HOOD.
Mineral Point, January D. 1856 Avg
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STRAYEp,
NROM the subscriber, in Dndecyie in the fore part Of
Il August last, Light SORREL HORSE COLT. with a
iEht5h name and ia the tail also trimmed the gam
be joint star in the face and the legs of ghtish
color. It Is rising four wears old. Also MARE COLT
rising three wears cid, OF dark sorej color black name
TAIL with few white haE mixed, star in the face
and left hind foot white.
ANY who viii said colts the
to Moses Itowes, Do3geye give information where
they may bc found snail be Literally rewarded.
JOHN L. ROBERTS.
Dodgeyiile, Sept. C, 1850 4Sm3s
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NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS. =

4 NSLEY < TRAAIEL are now receiving and opening
the old stand Of Whitney Smith, High Street,
Mineral Point large and well selected stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOoDS,
Groceries Hardware Croczcrr Boots and shoes HAS and
Caps together with every article usually called for.
Their stock of GROCERIES is large and they intend 10
keep constantly hand general assortment Of fresh
Family Groceries. of all kinds which they win sell
such 10 make it object !" consumers To call
them before purchasing eIse here they de-
terIniued not to he underSoId-
Call in and examine the quality and prices FOR your
selves, and see if these things not
The highest market price paid for Wheat, Oats Com,
Potatoes. Barley Mineral and Rags
Mineral Point, May II. 1876. 2j-tf
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|yHEsnCAL FRAsIyE SoAP-A new article for wash.
I ing, for sale AZ 9. y. C0BB'S.
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L O S 7

LOST,
ETWEEN the Mineral Point Brewery and D0dCeviile,
December last, Sacks Of Clothing. In sack
was Coffee Pot in the other three bOoks-one
Bible with the name Of the subscriber ANY person
having nd said Sacks viii be rewarded by leaving them
at the Tribune Oiee Mineral Point, with the sub
scriber, IN Miiiiiu
GILBERT GILBERSoN, (Norwegian.)
February d 1886. loft
BOOTS and Shoe-.-A large lot Of Roots ard Shoes.
manufactured expressly for the retail trade and
ranred for sale bv ASSLEY & TRANEL.
n, IASS.-i00 boxes 10 10 q i, TO q H. u O. 10
VI Glass on hand, ard for sale By
JOHN MILTON & co.
T oAF sugar. superior article Of double refined
Loaf sugar also crushed and pow dered for sale by
AASLEY i TEAMEL-
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-A4ii'it4 ''i'' -'i"l - i7''''
IRON ANlc~ x -piins~-Fifty sets assorted size 4
sorted size Seat springs 10 assorted size iron Vice"
Six feet Mil Saws II six feet 4 Cut saws Auvi-s Bel
lows, and everything required for Blacksmith and Wagon
Makers use, for sale low by JOHN MILTON < CO.
WHITE Lead kegs pure White Lead, 70 kegs
w Extra White Lead, 50 kegs White Zinc
Bbis. Luzeed Oil IS Boxes Window Class assorted sizes
Just received and for sale 1T g. ". COBBS-
Mineral Point August IS, 1850 -y
IRON and StceI.-I am in receipt of Sixty tons Of
Tron which viii he sold Galena prices Also, $500
rs ' " ~ -''-9' JOHN MILTON { co.
. XE> ard Wood saws On hand and for sale b.
\ ANSJEY s. TRAAEL
N-AILs.-125 casks Nails assorted sizes just received
y aud for sale by JOIN MLfoN co.
STaRCH.-e boxes superior Starch frr sale At
Mineral Point, Oct q, 1885. II
GALT-Fifty Barrels of salt, just received and r sale
Mineral Point, October 10, 1855. -iy
y,owder ,ud F..sc-6eo kegs and half kegs Powder
a'''' ~ O'' iss' u.s. s'' J. J. MILTON d co.
D0oTS and ~I1oes.-Ioo cases Boots and Shoes Of ali
| } kinds, just received and for sale 6y ,- -,
(,AEPETsr pieces assorted 9ga.i1- jst tes e
y and for sale by JOHN NiLioN %.
cfoAP-1oo boxes Boston sosp fst rccstyed and 70,
= sale ~ JOHN alLi"N y -
DARL0R sfoves--A good assf rtmeHi, OF PATTERN
~ II WV. LANNON'S
-RrzSI I,s,i-iu--Ta iafand quarter boxes Eer fam
Il ~ t,se Tor sale by ANSIET & TtiaNEI.-
xvooLEN Yarn OF all colors for s4le By
W ANSfEY 4 TRAMEI.
WOODEN Warc.-A large Tot Of Tubs Pals. Ia
w Bush. Measures and covered Roxe~ just received
a'rd for sale l,v ANSLEY = TRAMEIs.
CeRoCEEIES.-A large lof 81 Fresh Family Groce-
u Iiex Just received and for sale chap nv
ANaLEY i TlA3EL.
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Merthanaist.
FALL AND WINTER 1876
O. O q ID 2
1856.
At the old stand Of JOHN MlLroN Of high and chest
nut streets, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.

1 HAVE on hand and ana prepared show a large
and well selected stock Of DRY (ioops consisting of
every variety called for in this section the country and
at lower rates than De bought any esta-
shnent county. The following articles comprs
his splendid and well assorted stock in part
r,I1r- COO
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y MANUFACTUR OF
-AS BOOTS d SHOES EEaH
At his old stand High Street, Mineral Point nearly
opposite the Court House. whore all work viii be done
in II best manner, ana reasonable terms, and War
rant, 10 DC equal to any work done in the State The
publ invited call, and ascertain for themselves
bis ices and the appearance of his work Feeling
hden that he satisfy all who IN want Of BOOTS
and SHOES, be would respectfully solicit share of
public patronage.
- Boots and Shoes Of our own manufacture, from
the best Of Stock and Of all sizes constantly hand
sale, and Warranted equal TO any made in the State
Having purchased tho interest Of RICHARD HARRISON
in the establishment heretofore carried by him
Of the Post Oce the business VIII confirmed
stand under the supervision of Mr.. Harrison
All kinds Of work manufactured to order short notice.
and warranted
- Repairing done with ueatncss and dispatch, on
short notice. JOHN HADFIELD-
Mineral Point, February +, 1856. IsvStf
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NURsERYNEN, FRUIT GROWERS & FARMERS.

THE NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL. REVIEW:
4 JOJRN8L OF SUBURBfN ART.
sUPEEBLY rEoFUsELY ILLUSTRATED.
Dcrotcd The Advancement Of the Rural Interests Of
.fmerica.
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MEN lP-By the subsbri err living il Lost Grove.
i've miles west OF Mineral Point about lie LIST Of
February, BLACK COLT. year old The coming
spring; ha7 WhIie spot on the foIehead and white
spot on the top of the nose The owner is requested to
cali prove property pay charges and take her away
fN-9- GEOEtfE WARREN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-04

TAKEN UP-By the subscriber. living in the Town of
1 Dodgcyile. ONE NEAltlING BJ LII. Color Red.
with little white the tail, ana probably little
the leg. No ARTIFICIAL marks noticed Said yearng has
running with my cattle all winter The owner Is
requested TO CALI prove property, pay charges and take
him away.
4vS% JAMES HOSkIN.
Dud-uyiiIe. Feb. 9Th 1886.
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z 0-.c. Taken Jp,-By the subscriber, in the town
ER-.Y~ of Hsiena, about the 10Th Of November
-S@2-A.4- one hrindle yearng STEER, white face
spots about The rUmp. The owner Is request
ed to forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take said Steer away.
PATRICK KING
Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
DENMARK.

From Berlin, June 81, it is stated, that owing to the
mediation of Russia, arrangement has been con-
GUIDED between Denmark and the United States, in
virtue Of which Provisional Toll Convention will re-
ain in force until June, 1857, and the Sound Dues
Will be collected under this Convention o. formerly
The Paris Presse mentions the same crcu lstance
in the following terms:
The prospect Of a conflict between Denmark and
the United States is set aside for the mohent. The
Washington Cabinet at the requtst Of that of Copen
ha, 81, hss consented TO further proong alton for one
wear OF the treaty of 2sth Of April 1856, and the
eAtep-op OF winch for two months has Just terminated
Auericsn sbips passing through the Soutd and Belts
will continue 10 pay the dues without protest, bat with
reserve of their rights. Moreover, the Question is TO
be settled by international negods;ions before the end
OF the year. Such are the two conditions put by the
United States and accepted by Denmark. 1t is said
that tie good offices of Russia has contributed to this
temyoiayV arrangement"