davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-01-17
Publication.

FOR the use OF the Tax Commits
sion in assessing the Tax of 3G
cents to the Colonial Treasury on
every acre land, either actually plant
ed with canes or being prepared for
the cultivation of Sugar, the said
Tax to be levied pursuant to
the ordinance of Goth December
1868 relating to a modification OF
certain Taxes and imports in the
Island Of st. Croix, all owners of
Estates, or their attorneys, are here
by, in accordance with the enact
ment of the ordinance, requested to
forward to the undersigned Commits
sion, within Ia days from date, the
declaration in writing prescribed IN
the Ordinance as to the lightweight
of the Sugar produced on the pro
perry in question from lst January
to 3lst December 1867.
, 1868-01-17

A copy Of rho Statement of the
N~ctt-weIght of Sugar exported from
each estatc during the same time,
furnished from the Custom houses,
pursuant to the Ordinance, will be
found exposed for inspection in the
Court house in Christiansted and in
the Court house in Frederiksted.
Tax Commission for St. CroiX
18th January 1863.
CARL HATTENSEN.
]. ]. HEN.
III. RAUPACH, const.
, 1868-01-17

We ar WiIin to part wild de Cross so wife
On de Scarlit Red dat fyse tn day
An we want tn hab an Emblum brite
To briten, an dribe de Glume away.
We Hail fur de Flag wid de Stars an Stripes
An we hope tn kcpe clare of de Kollera Gripes.
Sum Foxes, seem to tink' wen hab de change
De Change we so mntch long tn see
An wen dat cum we'll heppiar range
An hab a joyful Jibbilee.
Undur de wabe of de Stars an de Stripes
Ef VIC is not Sic wild Kollera Gripes.
An den tn de Cross on de Scarlet Red
Wen say, Farewell! we part for ebber
We hab had enuf OBJ dee, tell Fred
We want no mo Ob dee, no nebber.
An den we will march wid de Stars an Stripes
An tenk de Lord we've No Kollcra Gripes.
Wen dams an Sing an drink a toast
An merry, merry, merry be
Wen tenk de King, but, Johnson most,
Fur maxim us Mo free, Mo free.
Den so proud We'll be OBJ de Stars and Stripes
Well not tink mulch bout de Kollera Gripcs,
Dere is mcnny a Slip, 'twcno de Cup an de Lip,
Derc is menny a " tuHs tn Sorrow
An vile libbin tn day, we knose not we Sip
De Sweets, dat may kill on de morrow.
But we Hail for de Flag wild de Stars an Stripes
Ire Chares we viii glib fur de Red White an Blue
We will pray God III kcpe us frum all sorts of Gripes
An will hope, de m llag, is De trucst of True.
hope de forcgaia may not be unwor-
dy a place in yure paper, an ontil annud-
der time, had no mo to say. | dcrcto
cu' clude dis in Scaibn mi SET
Yure Umhle Sarvau', SAMBO-
, 1868-01-17
PROCIAMA

II LIE 90 Enhyer som maattc have
III Noget at fordr2 paa afd0dc Byg-
mestcr JOHN Halls % cfterIeycndc
Enkes ADELA Halls FpiIcdsbo md
kaIdcs hcrvcd med Maancders Var
sci til for undcrtcgnede Skiftcrct at
anmeIdc og bcyiisIiggj0rc dercs Nray.
st. ThOmn Skiftcrcts Cont0ir, den
lode Januar 1863.
s20seaastaad.
, 1868-01-17
PROCLAMA

II LIE og Enhyer som maatte have
III Noget at (ordre paa ~afgangnc
PoIitimcstcr paa st. Thomas LUDvIG
THEoDoR NIssEN's 30, indkaldcs her
we'd til at anmeIde 90 beyiisIiggj0re
deres Kray for undertegnede Skifte-
ret linden UdI0bct af 6 Maancdcr
cftcr dennc fndkaIdelscs sidste BE
kiendtgi0rcIse.
Christiansteds Skifterct, St. CroiX
den I5de Januar 1868.
O.. S0rauY.
, 1868-01-17

" w~~4I~IiuU
Weston .Tani,yv l6ih :
III de heddlt0r 0b de Sam CrIXe Abs.
R,eson
D"I' Sa'
Ilnln dat yuFc unprecedented napur, hab
I"atlurlc. bPcum berry iHtcrestin Ia a Iarsh
rosbnn oh v,r, CoItrvmond yhoo l. 81
xxx 49,. ~ :.
pays Hou a9ti 10 H"o q I'l"H'i 90 H. ~"
, 1868-01-17
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 8th to 14th Jan. 1868.
Christiansted, Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28
Iowa County Teachers.

The following is list of Teachers IL
censed at the fall examinations for Iowa
county closing October %, 1868
This list includes special permits, dis
trict licences, and six months certificates.
Including those licensed last spring, there
are at present nearly twenty per cent. more
teachers holding certificates than there are
schools in the county
There can, therefore, be no necessity for
requests and petitions from district boards
for district licenses or permits for those
who do not attend the public examinations,
and who make no pretensions to any quail
hcations except cheapness.
There has been marked Improvement
among Teachers in the examinations lust
concluded, in general style and grammatic-
composition, clearness and conciseness
of answers, proper use of capital letters,
correct photography and punctuation, and a
more thorough and comprehensive knowl-
edge of these subjects Much of which is
due to the instructions and training received
at the Institute.
In these respects the papers of Miss Pals
CILLA EDWARDS and Miss j. MINERVA OVER
TON have been selected from the 500 exam
ined as excellng all others.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28
TINTED STATES MARSHALS
u. =. Circuit
The United State. Of America,

IS Us. Circuit
Noel Byron Boyden, David Walter Jones, Court for
Cyrus Woodman John j. Ross John b. ( the District
Terry, oliver Hol.hOuser and Mont / of Wisconsin
gomery NJ. Cothren.
by virtae Writ of Fieri Facias issued Of and
u under the seal Of the Circuit Court OF the United
States OF the District Of Wisconsin, In the above en-
titled cause tested the Twenty ninth day Of June,
1865, directed, command Of the goods and
chatles lands and tenemens Of the above named de
PENDANTS TO to be made certain sum Of money
at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the, 9Th day Of December, 1ssS, at
O'Clock 2. Nj. front Of the Pest Office in the city OF
Mineral Point in said District, all the right title and
interest which the above named defendants had the
eighth day OF June 1865 have since acquired in and
the following described property, to wit
The north quarter Of the northeast quarter %
section twenty GO town five ~ range two ~
east situate in the town Of Linden, Iowa County, Wis
censin the half OF the southeast quarter and
the southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter OF
east the northwest quarter of the southwest quar-
ter and the southwest quarter Of the northwest quar-
Of sectiOn thitythre , toS five to- range ty
(5). est, in the town Of Moscow, in said county
also lots No. ~ ~, three 81 four ~, FIVE
90 six 90 % eight 80 nine )9I l1) twenty
three (Z3} and twenty -four (24), in Eaon's addition
the city Of Mineral Point; and out lots No. two
hundred and eighty esq hundred aHd nine
ty-tw- l292) and half hundred and ninety
Point except one-ourth and buildings taken out
OF the last mentioned two lots.
CASSIUS FAIRCHILD, L. :. Marshal.
BY GRO ". BLISS, Deputy
Nashal's ofce, Ni!vaukee, Oct. 2lst, ls6s
Oct2l-tds43
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28
UNREDEEMED LANDS,
OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD J
SUPERVISORS, Iowa Co, Wis. )

OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD J
SUPERVISORS, Iowa Co, Wis.
DoDGKvILLE, Aug. Is, Ie6S.
Notice is hereby given that the
following lands and city and village
lots in the county of Iowa and
State of Wisconsin, were sold by
the Treasurer of said county, on
the 4th day of September, A. d.
lo6o, for the delinquent take. of
the year 1865.
The amount set opposite TO each
tract of land and city and village
lot, is the amount of tax, interest
and charges due thereon. conpur ed
up 10 the last day of redemption.
Now therefore. unless the taxes
and charges are paid on the follow
ing described tracts of lands and
village and city lots, on or before
the 4th day of September, A D..
1869, the same will beconveyed by
tax deed to the owners of the GER
tlticates of purchase.
GEORGE n. OTIS,
Clerk Board Supervisors,
Il =. Co Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND pUENIX BiTTERS.


The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1885 by one of
our most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in eases Of diseased
Liver, Blood Or Skin, Indises-
ton, COstiveness, Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detail
ed accounts of perfect CURES
effected by these invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
System and put all the tunc-
tons of the body in a healthy
condition.
Sold by all Druggists. White Rowland. Propri
etors Successors 10 DR.. John Moffat and DR.. W. D.
Aofat, 65 Liberty Street, Ne~ York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28
Grand Republican Rally Last Night
THE MANNERS" OUT.
The City Hall Filled with Enthu-
siastic Republicans!
Speeches by Gen. Thomas y. Allen and
Col. James ". Esuii.

Tho RennhIican raIIv - -. t,itr nm last
NIGHT was one If tho hist of tho season
The Han waz crowded With attentive liz.
..,.rs and ,,,o s,,ooor,a- % ~ III, ILL
"a, T : ,,r.I ,ras g.. ;,+ra59o.a and
~ 2
81 -. - ~ ~
49, nou,a.u..., - = p...-,.,.I;...,
t.-..,.-,..,.. H. 5.:.:-.-..i.-
r.
- -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28

RUNAwAYs.-A number of teams
have shown their powers of locomotion by
running through our streets during the past
week. Fortunately but little damage has
been done. When will men learn to hitch
their horses when leaving them?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28

FfNE HARNESS. CANYON is turn
ing ont some Of the finest Harnesses in the
country Those calling at their store on
Commerce street will find them well supplied
with everything kept in first class Harness
shop T.lelr IIAvaesses have taken the pre-
miumS at tile fssfEsl 't6uuty and PlattcriIe
FAIRS thc present fan. They have every va
-iety from the substantial Dray and Farm
Harness to The most fancy Buggy and Car
ria-a They have also a good assortmen Mt
vt saddles. Brides, Robes, Blankets, Bells,
and q SHORT everything in their line, which
they propose to dispose of At the lowest liv-
ms prices. Those in want of anything in
their department will lind it to their inter
est ID give them cali.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28
HORSES FOR SALE.

The subscriber offer. for eale fne large Hor.-,
eight years old and Mare four years old, both
sound in good condition. and warranted to work eve
~ way kindly and true Thy vi be sold a bar
gain TO any wishing good team. Enquire Of
STEPHEN PRIDEAUX.
Mineral Psins Aug p, SO. ASH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28
TO CONSTNyPTEES-

The hEv. EDWARD A. WILSON viii send free Of
charge all who desire it, the prescription with The
directions for making and using the simple remedy by
which he cured Of lurs affection and that dread
disease Consumption His only obj-t is 10 benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer VIII try MS pre-
scrption it will them nothing ard may prove
a blessing Please address
REv EDWARD 4 WILSON.
No. IS5SSouth Second Street, WiliauseGrgh, New
York. -S--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28

49, jfggr George IT. OTIS Is as good,
q competent, and rs honest q Clerk as old
L's ta@ay seer had. Tote for him for
s.e R7ar3 II Supervisors.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28
MARRIED :

HARRIS-JEFFRY. In this city on the 18th Inst
by John lvey Esq MIR. JAMES HARRIS Miss ELF
ABETH JEFFREY, both of the town Of Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28

Successful, because Of superior
merit. Mrs. :. n ALLEN Improved (,eep
sty's) Hair Restorer or Dressing, in (one BOT
He). Every druggist sells it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28
TOWN OE MIEEIIN

Town 4, Range l east.
WI sw4 swi IS 90 5 80
VILLAGE OF DALLAS.
I lots and I 2 So
/. lots | ! and u . 50
und ! lots IS, 80, 81, IS, 80,
81, IS, 80, 40, Al, AZ, 43,
II, 10, As, II, IS, AZ, so,
81, 81 and 53 10 63
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28

Ass. OTIS has fine stock Of Mill
.'a 'ooa- and makes to order anything IN
stAe call and see her
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28

THE Telegraph wire IS now up to
this city, aud only the instruments are
wanting ta pnl il, in communication with
the rest OF mankind.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28

VILLAGE OF HIGHLAND,
lot in sw corner nct NV.
sec 81. town /, range 46
part lot q 81
lot b w lot IS II 81
lot % ! 30
BARNARD's ADDITION.
lots - 4 "A &c
VILLAGE OF CENTREvILLR.
lot-i2 sl3 8 p
lots 10 3 y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28

GIRL WANTED-to 10 general
house-work. Steady employment and lib
cal wages 10 one qualified for the situation.
Enquire az the TWnUNE Office.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-28

Avoca, Oct. 24, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-01

nominal and weak but no sales being effected prices were
I.neHTs moderately active and rate: continued %
g. ss ss Ssa aa sss sss..
pstrosu IL ea..: q c. srsh vessel % direct port
sS'. sssa
sas ssss on S'is: 'sT for bag.
and a4c. &C. for cloth.
Hay y,s moderately active ct 7ec soc for shipping ana
HorsThs market was toerably active and prices
S so as d .1
hear of no further Of nani. prices
Mol.ssrs.-Ths demand was light and we hear Of no
sales OF momen but prices remained steady ~ our last quo
,p:.s.o.: 4 spirit. e ,ufDs,,Ins
shipping ~ s. s0 w., Sq S
Isi , COMMON aIsHn az
Ne Ne s ~ 81 a. 8 T.
81 81 Y Il. sss Ss. ks%ssrn 5
a wa. duh III lower selling from erher
Os 81 sale, Il olys,
@ market s. sss.. r
81 ;s:
of NO Sales Live hogs were slow
w ws'e ssay ss
at Sl2 a &l9 so for plain mess and SEQ $2i 30
for extra do. or beef hams there trihing
sales at $25 S9 Cut meats sl dull and heavy ut our
last quotations. viz Picked shoulders l2c. 12ec; dry
sailed do, 1c city picked hams, lSc 49, Western do,
lie. &c., smoked hams 2oc. 2c and baggcd do l7c
lsc Sales 40 packages. Bacon but little sought after,
and prices still In buyers favor Sales $50 boxes short
clear private terms. We quote Cumberland cut lac.;
short clear Ike 524c long ribbed 15c short do lbc
15c The business in lard again light and there
nrmness In prices. Sales $50 packages at 1Sl l9l6c for
No to prime steam and 1896 for kettle rendered
PETRoLEUMCrrde In bulk was slow OF sale and prices
In buyers favor though not quoaby lower The sales
were $50 bb part at l6c closing at about this price, Re-
bned quiet and lower at the opening but mer at the
close when s0c demanded and 292c bid. The sales
1880 bbls At 29c Naptha in demand, but
lower sales 500 bills gravity 80 and above) at l3H and
1000 do. private terms. In Philadelphia the market for
refined the spot active but lower, aud quite
steady for delivery sales bbls at 30c $500 do
for October at Sc aoc 1000 cases napha at lsc, and
$50 bbls. do. at l5c
RIoE.-Rangoon continued in demand and sales were
9ac or Carolina there small sales at ss4c 9ac
SU6ARThe market for quiet, the demand being
light and prices rather heavy though not quotaby
lower We quote Fair to.good refining Cuba, 1lc l1c
The sales were400 hhis. at IL sc l2xc for Cuba 1885,
for Demerara and 5c l3c for Porto Rico also $50 boxes
hard. lls4c l5c soft white and ls &C. NSc. for
yellow.
continued in moderate demand The sales
co. lbs, part at 20c aUsic in hhds and terces
SEEDe-0f lnseed heard of further sales. 1t was
quoted at 81 3d. Grass dull and nominal at the quota
tons In our last report.
TkLLoW quiet and easier The saes were 30 0UO bs
nj l3c. BIKE
EY-Receipts, 1876 bbls The market quiet but
firm Vt about 81 35 $1 ~. free The supply light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-01
SHOCKING ACCIDENT IN BOSTON.

Falling In Of the Roof of the New skating
RinIS--One Man Killed and Several injured
Pr0videntiaI Escape of Hundreds from In
BosroS, sept. 30, 1868.
About week since the whole population of the
"Hubr was jubilant over the completion mt the
south end OF an extensive and admirably arranged
skating rink. 1t properly said to be the largest
as IL undoubtedly the finest IN the country, and
II was dedicated by grand concert and other fes-
tivities on the eve OF completion and thousands
were present to mingle in the pleasures Of the
sion. The substantial nature OF the structure was
believed to compare favorably with It's other COM
mendable qualities; but the error OF such belief has
been sadly Illustrated this afternoon by
the tumbling OF nearly the whole OF the
roof. which covered OF 245 feet In length by
1865 IN width. Some painters who were nc work
side were buried beneath the debris and one OF them
was Instantly Killed and two others were severely
injured The cause OF the falling OF the roof IL sad
10 have been account OF the settling OF the walls;
but whether THAI was the true cause or not VIII prob
ably be determined by a coroners investigation.
There Is great excitement In the city about the
Iamity, nasmuch as IL Is regarded az a Providcntial
work that the accident did not take place when the
rink filled with crowd OF people, as II has been
several times since It's completion and was to be
again Tomorrow evening. several promenade con-
cers have been given there and one political meet
ing has also been held within Its enclosure, and
on the latter occasion there were less
than $4,000 people present. II the calamity had hap
peneu upon SUCH an Occ'iSoh as tIs tue loss ol HE
must have exceeded that OF the falling OF the Penn
berton mills Ia Lawrence. some ten or dozen years
since.
The building IL plain brick structure. PAS by 1876,
and the roof was formed OF fourteen arches, each
arch being composed OF inch planks and tapped to-
gether 10 the number of twenty thicknesses. the
whole being insecurity held together by iron braces
running through the building. The structure con-
tanned large gallery and the Ice surface which it
was TO afford would have been 200 by 81 feet, and II
was to be Illuminated by between 200 and 800 gas
jets. 1t was owned by corporation and was built
q contract by Messrs. Hensey, Johnson 4 Go. at
expense OF about $4,000 The accident will uaiu-
rally render the whole enterprise failure and 1t
doubtful II the public feeling will be such as 10 war
rant the projectors In re-erecting II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-01
the land Of Mrs Stewart on which he resided and

the land Of Mrs.. Stewart on which he resided and
on which he was murdered
The same evening and near about the same time,
robbed and then burned up In her house, which was
distant but few hundred yards from the place
where Baker was shot. At nine O'Clock Mr.. James
found the house In names and about u fan in and
ne thinks Il had been burning at least an hour
before his arrival, He saw no one In around the
house. When the ruins were examined on Sunday
the bones OF person, pronounced to be female by
the doctors present. were discovered and there no
doubt on the mind OF any one but that they are the
remains OF Mrs stewart, who Is still missing, and OF
whom nothing has been heard since Saturday night.
The nends who murdered her were also In search OF
money, as 1t was known that she kept several hun
dred dollars In specie and greenbacks in the house.
mere mas been no one living on the place with her
Tor some time past except Baker, hence her muir
derers were able to accomplish their hellsh purpose
without any considerable danger OF discovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-01
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

Apart from general readjustmen OF prces correspond
ng with the reduction In the market values of certain OF the
popular fabrics and in accordance with the lower
price OF heretofore chroniced under this head there
have been few important changes in tho market for domestic
cotton goods during the past week Jobbers have in numer-
undesd the in the face OF the proba
by that they would be unable to rcpenh their stocks
cept prices higher than they have sold and in this way
large business in the aggregate as the result Of the
weeks effort Some OF the principal musins have
the lower price q other fabrics but on the Whole obDcs
Whenever BY SO doing good trade seemed likely to result
s'SD Il s's % s's
srsd ss as inc a our a ar WI s
The ONCE Of the p az & which ia universally acEnow
edssd Be the aa'ho,,y slow. that ~ total cotton
estimated long ago last winter Many other
but sSp paoss 70 be-
Citations hey bear evidence q having been made
evidently been taken nsurss vary essentially
the OF the next cotton At the high prices
h have Ss The 81 as *
Immense Yields in Asia but nsonach as these are ID conflict
S S
ans ns o Allowance Prices rule e or
but tue highly toned cable dispatches should not be allowed
si Ss Ss! few years before We again mo mo.
nopoe this great branch Of agennre besae, al niags
great manufacturing centres Of tie globe loE
lately cotton garden q the globe The Pro-
whence thus reports the market for printing coths
Market much depressed at the present prices Of cotton
and print cloths the losing money. Some
OF nrers Of print cloths have stopped their mills
running twohirds time changing on TO
wider goods The following the sales pieces 55x60,
dc 1000 DO 6Dr61 10000 do. 6ay64, Ike
interest 6ix6i taken market value when ready
for delivery tota., 81, 800 pieces.
According San Francisco paper there are three San
Francisco mills which turn out an assortment Of go dis
tnc varieties goods adapted specially TO the wants of
their thus rendering them more and more independent
OF Eastern foreign supplies We append quotations OF
the leading descriptions Of dry goods with the remark that
they represent the prices Of moderate lots
only, large obainabe generally ut sight
W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-01
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

/. TRANSFERS IN srNGs couNTy-BRooKLyr.
Carroll st, fte of Nsyins st. lsl5o $3.50
McDougal st. 25 II Of Saratoga nv, 5oAioJ 52b
Meseroie st. S. 30 Il OF 3D. 81, 2bxtO. e00
kemsen and Smith sts corner 75x2s Nom.
skIman st. 300 II Of wloushby s7xioo l2t9o
smith st. Is Il Of Remscn 81, 25r00. ALSO
Spencer st. l75 It OF wloughby st. 2Sxloo Los
Atlantic Nv and Barclay ST. corner, 50xs6: $50
Atlantic q so OF Albany 2oOr99 s20
rrsnHiinn sv q Il al e; s So
Gates nv, IS, $50 of Stuyvesan nv, h0xl00 5000
Lafayette av, 76 Of Adeph at sln25x25. Nom.
wloushby 60 n OF skimnn ct, 2ssq0. 2IOO
Lots ~, 24S on the and Delepane 40
LEAsR RECORDED IN BRookLyN
TRANsrrRs IN NTw sFRsFY-SfwiRK.
Lit'leton 2 n Of South Orange av % 'front.' -0D
Sehalk a. vi IT'S q Bowery 81 2sxs7. svo
Diht foAn, property 4zatttu
Bridge st. va r Adams property, s0x10o. 1871
Main road, q stone Bridge. Dock property icuO
Prospect Of, ls5 n Of Holmes It, osrlO0 $50
Jacob IT. i7s n OF Gold ST. 60IIoo ........ i,ao0
fremont av q sss u W o. n, sorigs ..... 800
EAST ORANGE.
Old road q 80 n Of Sterling ct li2 n front s3f5
Adams st. lot H. block ~, coser map, 25sl00 $50
HUDSON.
Golden e. lots2a T. plot II, block H. Bramhal's
Golden ST. 8 100 II Of Montgomery Az. ssiioo 49,. 50
Paterson 81 and summit corner, 7Ii0O. .... rs
Intersection OF Pen Horne Creek aud Ross Ditch,
II pslO0 ss
First st. s. Is II OF Jefferson It, s5rso. LOO
Carlton nv, IS, lot Is, block A. adjoining Reservoir, -:
Passdelav, W ., between Van Worst and South sts,
Lots and TO- block Chelsea man. a5,ioo isoc
Hudson 8 lot 35i, block 25, Gutenberg s5roo. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-01

Joanna GUNNER.

In the nourishing city Of Lynn, Mass. on the goth
ult, died Miss Joanna GUNNER, the selftaught lady
sculptor, at the advanced age Of seventytwo years
Miss ounners entrance into professional life did not
take place until she had attained her fortyseventh
year, and then IL was more by chance than any pre-
concerted intention on her part Had her early edu
cation IN the art been attended to and her advan-
tages equally good there is little doubt but she would
have attained high rank among American artists.