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WAR on WHISKY.
GFeat Raid on Illicit DIStlIleriss in
new YOrk-FedeFal Troops En-.
forcing tho Revenue Laws,
NEW YoRR, Dec.

'lu NEW SoRkb Dec, D.
One OF the greatest whisky raids
made In th6SnelRhborhood OF this city
RinCe the passage OF the revenue laws
took place this morning In the Filth
ward OF Brooklyn, In q section adjoln-
Ing the Navy Yard known a. 1Elsh-
town. Extensive arrangements were
made for the attack. and 90 Il was ap.
pretended resistance would be offered,
Major General Mcdowell ordered out
hv0 hundred regular troopb 10 co-opet-
ate with the revenue officers under Col-
lecter ReaHantOn. The dlatlllerIea were
twenty In number and, Aituated on
Marshall, Little, United States, Ply.
mouth and Water streets and auds
son avenue. The troops formed In
line and the revenue officers attacked
the dlstileTles. Thousands OF gallons
OF whisky were allowed 10 runlfrom the
vats. A number Of stillS were running
at the time. Thirty-hVe barrels OF
Whisky were seized and thirteen dis
tlllerIes were either destroyed or cap.
ture. The captured stills were stored
In the Navy Yard. The etlllB, worms,
pumps, d., captured ale valued at
several thousand dollars. The stills
broken up were capable oirunning out
800 barrels Of whisky per. day. A few
OF. the Btllls were removed last night.
On the former raid nine stills were
seized by some officers, when the
working party was attacked 'on Little
street, where there was o crowd num.
berIng near 1000 people, and several
persons were Injured by bricks thrown
from the house tops. The presence OF
the troops, however, prevented q seri-
ous outbreak. The crowd followed up
the troops 10 the Navy Yord entrance,
keeping up an uninterrupted Volley OF
missiles. A German, who was In the
working party, had hlA head laid open
by an axe In the hands Of rufliRn.
The ruftians eongregated about the
gates and In the adjacent streets, NUT.
tWring threats OF vengeance against the
troops and revenue officials, up to o
late hour this afternoon. At 2 o'clock
the troops returned 10 Governors Island
and Fort Hamilton by transports. -
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RORTuGAL.
A llopIuEeso ocean Gable. !

Il -.gt.- z ,ua4.ill.a6 MADRID, Dec. 8.
The Portuee0e Government has inVlt-
cd tenders for manufacturing and lay.
Ing D sub-marine telegraph cable from
Portugal 10 Bome eligible point In
America, touching at the Azores.
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CAUTION.

HoonandS German Remedies are counter
taitsd, $50 that the signature OF o. N. JAUk:
sON Il on the wrapper Of each bottle. AL
0than arc oounterfalL.
German Medioin0 Store, No. GSl ARoH steot,
an lREEa N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly Q. II. JACKSON a 10.
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RUSSIA

5 49,. 81. PETERsluRa, Dec. 8.
p General IghatIoR has been appointed
Minister Of Foreign Affairs to succeed
Prince GortBchokoff. ID .,g.f yjIi'trIf
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aI -HI- BERLlN, Dec. 8.
Mr.. Butllngams had an interview
with King William yesterday, and pre-
sented his credentials. The meeling
was characterized by the usual compli-
menta and speeches. IJ .. .H., -.5 i.
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STooKs--Market higher on the entire
list, with Pacific Mall, Residing, New
York Central, Lake Shore, North Wes-
tern and Rock Island, as the active and
buoyant stock. The closing prices
nearly mp to the highest point Of the
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nnrderer ConIlcteeI.
PHILADRLPHIAi Dso. 3.

Philip Flanagan was found guilty
OF murder In the second degree for kill
Ing Col, seibert In September last. The
Jury had been ont since Wednesday.
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Rlvor nnd weather.

~ gL " sAyiC1NoINNAT1, Dec. 8.
River risen s Inches with Is feet In
the channel. Weather clear; thermom-
eter 800,
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COMMERCIAL And FMANCIAI,,
[By Telegraph

NeH York Money ana stock Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8.
MoNEY-Steady at 7 per cent on call
loans, with exceptions at @ per cent 10
government dealers.
STERLINd-Quiet ut 10Ss5<a108X.
GoLD-.Without decided change:
opening atl22N; closing at 122I<; carry.
Ing rates 6A7 per cent gold and cur
rency. Clearances, $23, 900 .OOO.
The Sub. Treasurer sold one million
at 122.5a122.20.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-FIrmer, with
an active inquiry from German bank
ers, prlces advanced IN Nak.
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BALTIMORR 4 OHIO 3. B. OOMP'Y |
WHEELING, May sth, 1850.

o6AA4AOn4 y V04O Gss Des OO413
AZ u. WHEHLua, May 8th, 1862.
DAB8ENaER TRAINS WILL RUN By
The following Rohedule on and after the
10Th day Of May, lSo9-Wheellng time.
GRAFTON, ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LIAyIs ~ wEsT-LlAvRs
daily at.s...5:s5 q. m. daily as..-i6So a. m.
CAmefon. ..-...l10 Ie4rAiton ..... I1sO p. m.
MannlnGt0n.68 Fairm ont ......6:S0
Fairmont.. .-9st0 MAnnin gton.6l5
ARRIVING AT cameron ....750
9Aiton Rt.. l0:l6 q. m. ARRIVING AT
Parkersburg as pm. Wheeling at. .H;t6 p. m.
sundays excepted. SSundRys excepted.
Ri " EXPRESS TRAIN. sn
RART-LEAv1s Wrsr, VIA con.
daily ...lUE4O q. IN. daily Gt......a:23 pm.
ARRIVES AT BallRlr...........4:l6 "
Grafton .---.- l.l0 pm. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. .9a6 cambridge. 1:20
Harpers F'y .@66 Am, zanesville .S:36
Baltimore. ....o:b6 Newark.......lO:l0
WaBht ,n0ity $50 Columbua.. l:S0 pm
Except Sundays. Cincinnau--A90 am.
"Except sunday.
....... FAST LINE.
RAST-LRAVH 4 WEST, VIA @. o. D,
daily ai..... ESQ p m. dGiiy at......sD0 4. m.
ARRIYEa AT Bellair..........!8.b6
Grafton. .........9;20 p. m. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland 9:l0 Am. GAINESVILLE Loo "
Winchester. 9:26 Cambridge 800 "
Baltimore ....-.4:t0 ZAnegVllle.... .9:65 "
WAah,n City l0:l0 NeWark.....,ll:00 ~
Philadelphla12s00 m. IOolumbuB ...l2:l6p, m.
New York.. zoo pm. lUtncinnati....El6
.N NAIL TRAIN. a.ar
HABF-LnAvm WEST, WAC. o.D.
eWheellnE AI'I ISLAay0 Wheeling
daily .l0:60 p. m. daily ....2:06 q. m.
a. ARRIVEB At Bellalr.....,....3:lb
9fAfton .-,..,.-2:lb a.m.l ARRIVE At
ParkenburE. BarnegyiIle..
CumbeIland..6:l Cambridge.
Winchester. -. S:t6 pm. zane8ville .....700
HagerBtoWn...&t Negark.......8:36
Baltimore 90 ..ht0 IColumbug... 1000
Waghn Clty.'6:15s loincinnau 100 D. m.
sunday excepted. sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line mako eonnec.
tions at baltimore with trains for Phlladal.
phiA, New York and Boston At Relay
AonSe, via Warrington City, for all pointa
Central Ohio traina make direct eounec.
ton ut Columbus for all points W0gt and
Northwest.
TicEeta o all principal points can bo pro.
O"-'" - Tug 'H''' JOHN L. WILSON,
!,,ds MaEtsr OF TnnSportation, baltimore.
~, 'H 4. T. DEvRiS
7mayn General Agent, Wheeling.
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WEST VIRGINIA


UNIVERS RSITY.
i Hoy. J. :. Hox., RssT Board of Regsnt..
q. Q. STuRGGSa, Sec'y
ALEX. MARTIN; D. D., President,
and Professor Of Mental and Moral PhilosO-
.u1gasini ply. .Gs %. ..r
r. 8. LYON, A. H., Vice heStdent,
Professor Of English Literature, aud Princl-
pal Of Preparatory Department.
g. @. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Astronomy and Physics.
D." a. II. PIERCE, A. NJ,
~. (Capt. y. =. A.1
Professor OF Mathematics and OF Military
Uw rti Tactics. l.... .r,.0.
~. ]. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Phi. D.,
Professor OF Chemlatry and Natural History.
~ s.. F.W. WOOD. PHI. D.. .l
I0EG8Oor OF Ancient and Modern Languages.
nat.. 0.W. MILLER. A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department.
d. 4. PuRINToH. Tutor.
GEO. N. HAGANS, ESQ,
Superintendent Of Grounds and BulldlngH.
b. a HUGH. W. BROCK, II. D.,
Lecturer on Phyaiology and Hygiene.
u5Il HoN. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TKRN begins lBt Tuesday In septr.
WINTER TERN lBt Monday In Decr.
kPRINa TKRM Sd Tuesday In March,
COMMENCEMENT, ID Wednesday In June.
TutrroN. Preparatory, Is 90 per Term Of
ID weeks.
1 1" Uniyenlty, IS 90 pOr Term of
l8week6.
BOARDIR0-Not 70 exceed 81 per week,
nS-Send stamp for Catalogue.
h0R0ANToWN, W. VA. Benl.eBat
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HOOPLANDB GERMAN BETTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no LIQUOR.
II 10 o compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herh9, and BarkB from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In der
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
eKtraeln arc then forwarded 70 this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BitteTG There In no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compromising the Bit
teFs; hence It ffee from all the objections In
cident 70 the use OF liquor preparation.
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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING. W. va.
CAPITAL I2O. .0OOI

80. Hs s.r
CAPlFAL.".a,... ol2o, ,0O0I
win = ~, The sts privilege OF increasing the name
DIREoToRs.
WILLIAM BAILEY, ALoNEo LoRING,
DR. WIN, J. BATE, A. n. ADAHS,
ANDRE1 j. PANNELL, JAMES r. BARNKs,
HINRY HTAMM, THohAB HUGHES,
Jo8lPH Il. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully organ
lied, ia now prepared 70 take risks at falr
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing EStabllRhmonts, Furniture,
Steam Boats and Caigoe8 on the Western
Rtvers and Lakes; also to issue perpetual
policies on dwellings and Stores. This
Company being composed mostly OF our
leading business men recommends itself TO
10 tho favorable consideration OF the inBur-
Ing public, aud Boliolta their patronage. Ap.
pllcALiohS for insurance will be promptly
attended 70 At their once, BAILEYb
BLOCK, No. 106 Market Street.
NC. ARTHUR, Secretary.
..rI... W. H. AGNEW, Asst bec,y.
so. BURDATS, Solicitor,
WILLIAM BAILEY, President.
ALONZo L0kING. Vice President.
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DIRECTORS
James Q. Aeheson. William B. Simpson
A4TS1stTs 4ISS Rd.Ssa p.Ssl1aSk' % ThSa. I. Samh6Gl I
I. II, DodBon.
TVHB COMPANY HAVING BEEN FUL.
y organised. Ia now prepared 70 take
Buildings OF al kinda, HIeFohandiOe
Manufacturing establishments,
EuEnltur0 and CAFHoeS OF all
Kinds on tho Western
Waters. .t
Applications for Insurance will bo prompt
lyattend1n 70 by the Secretary.
Once NJ tho National Savings hank, No, %
Main street.
, g.P. HILDREFH, 8eo'y.
JN0. Il. MILLER, AEIi Ssc'y.
IAAlS o. AuHEAON, Preat,
WIN. RbLMPaON, VIoo Pro8t. mr2T
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FOREIGN NEWS.

By Gable Telegraph to the Intolllsenccr.
EAGLAND.
LONDON, Dec. 8.
EThe iron clad, Monarch. is ready 10 sail
with the body OF Mr.. Peabody, but Il is
thought that che will probably remain
few days for The rest Of the fleet The
cabins are draped with black cloth and
white silk.
The Cotton mills ID LancashIre are
again running on full time. ''
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'f'i ...' --.i aa.Y
HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia pleasant preparation OF the Bitters for
those who do mol like extreme BltterB. II
" composed OF all the Ingredients OF the
and agreeable fiavorinH ext1acts. Its use
recommended when Rome pure Btlmulant lS
required In correction with the tonic pro-
paFtie8 OF the Bltten.
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HoN. JAMn THOMPSON;
yl.iOs Of ths GAprsuis oOUrt qf Pa'nylpdntG.
luPuII.HDELPnIA,A April u, 1855
"I consider HoonAndB German HlttalE. q
paIlIublG medicine IN caBo OF attaok1 OF lndl-
Restion or DygpopaiA. can certify thh
from my axpSrienco OF It
JAMES THOMPSON"
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Hon. 0HoRan AHARaWooD, fl'
Ju,tIcs Of he Supreme Court V RsnAIytvtpa
LIr PHILADELPHIA; June l, 1883.
NJ have found by experience that hoot'
lands German Bitten u very good tonic
EeiieVinR dyHpOpti1i HymptotnH alraoat d.
rOctly, GEORGE hHARSWOoD."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
The Glacier Business.

Professor Agassiz declares that all the
materials, on which agricultural process
ses depend are decomposed rocks; not
so much rocks thas underlie the soil, but
those onthe surface and brought from
considerable distances and ground to
powder by the rasp of the glacier Ice,
all over the continent, is the agent that
has ground out more soil than all other
agencies together The penetra ton of
water into rocks, frcst, running water
and baking suns have done something,
but the glacier more.
In former age the whole United States
was covered with ice, several thousand
feet thick and this ice, moving from
north to south, by the attraction of trop>
ical warmth, or pressing weight of ice
and snow behind, ground the rocks over
which it passed into the paste we call the
soil. These masses of ice can be track ed
as surely as game by the hunter. He had
made study OF them In this country, as
tar south as Alabama but had observed
the same phenomenon particularly in It,.
ally, where, among the Alps, glaciers are
now IN progress. The stone and rock,
ground and polished by the glaciers, can
easily be distinguished from those
scratched by running water The angu-
lar powders found in meadows, and the
terraces on our rivers, not now reached
by water, can be accounted for only In
this way.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
Nasty Goes 10 New York.

That Reverend Democratic Saint PEI
tr0feun :. Nasty, is about to quit the
Confederit X Roads, in the State Nv Ken
lucky, ard settle in New York He is
about to loose his postofhee, and with
this prospect he has lost credit at Bass
CONS grocery. Whiskey he must have
and to obtain it he is selling of the Cow
eminent property in the post Office, the
avails of which he estimates will keep
him in supplies for about twenty days
His letters to the press will hereafter be
written from q corner grocery in New
York, over the signature of Michael o.
Nasty, as this name will secure HIM
more influence, and better show for an
office than his present one. The follow
ing is an extract from his last letter:
shell 20 to Moo York In M York is
a field pekooyerly adapted to me- In
Moo York aldermen and sity oihshels 20
as nourners at the funerals of prize
fighters in Moo York they elect gen,
tieInen on skool bordes which are unabel
to writ their names In Moo York John
Morrisey was elected to Congris, and in
Moo York little Sammy Cox got into
posishen In Moo York Ben Wood is a
power, and Fernandy hez influence
i.ookin at these things | feel that there IL
hope lur me.
Financially | know that it is all right.
In Moo York there is fifteen millions
per year to tie stolen, and the facilities
l.
the city nothin but luxurious idleness.-
When | was there last and saw how ezy
it wuz | RELY blushed for nv sex.
In Kentucky | am dependent upon the
General Government-in Moo York they
wood like to have the Fedral ofisis. for
they kant get much, but eli they doant
hev EN- they dornt care very much They
only put the suction on the city Tresurv.
The only reason why any bznis men vo-
ted tor seymour was that if the Rings
got the Fedral ofisis they might possibly
&c easier on the city Treasury and let
them of with less That is, they wanted
the whole country to assist in supportin
the rings. instid " being compelled to
do 1t themselves aloan.
The only thing that stands in the way
OF acquirln po-itikle infooence in Moo
ork rs the lack Nv sufficient capital to
start grosery with. Ef | kin get that
capital she'll start it on corner eff pos
sibie. l shell get oontro of ten votes,
witch by Jootishus repeatin, ken be made
to count fifty. Then | he suthin posi-
tive With these votes back of me kin
get more votes-with money | kin get
more votes-with more votes more money
and with money | can buy posishen In
Moo York the startin pint is few votes,
and votes Is got By whisky. My pint il
, get hold Of trife more whisky than
kin consoom myself Thank the Lord
for Moo York 1t is not the only place
where's there's Democracy, but it's where
Democracy kin be made most profitable
shell III time go to Con -ress-I shell git
consra1 to clean streets shell furnish
| armorles with black walnut. sill, er mount
ed gun-racks, and / may possibly hev
ten or twenty years Oh thee moo Cour;
| House
Wv course when l 20 to Moo York
she'll change my name to ONasby, sne
ny first name TO Michael
PETROLEUM V rAsRY, P NJ.
twhich 10 Postusste..l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

The Platteyille Hi:ness suggests that
convention should be ealled-perhaps
by re officers Of the State s gricultural
Society-of the Presidents of local y gri~
cultural Societies, throughout the State
Cor the purpose Of discussing aud adopt
in uniform rules end regulations and
mentions The following subjects 70 be cos
sidered
/ Whether horse racing should be SLOWED 81 sx
hpstIans
: all side shows Be shOishsd.
& SHAH -osrv fe@s es psid,
Shall family tickets be issued.
What should b the price Of single Submission
Ecksss
& iiow sAall the premiums De arranged, and -hs
u spuer q premiums il beat.
= should tie constitution and bylaws be th'
sane Tor all.
>. Should the amounts paid DC omitted II
printed proceeding
: Shst styIe Of bn ldiugs, including sll require,
ST TIE fairs l. the cheapest, best ana most con
vruirnt
Il Should not car fsi-s - made more ,he eoes
son 9r the exchange snd marketing OF snIGosis -
produce.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

There is one thing we wish to conside r
in connection with this subject, and that
isI whether letters were known to the an
tedeluvi ans or not ? Or whether they
had any written records in any form p
This is subject Of dispute among his
torians but we think that there is eyi-
dent proof that writings were known in
those days. but this may call our atten-
ton some future time. But one thing is
certain, that by tradition all the arts and
sciences, were made known through all
the world, from the day Of Tubal Cain,
the fifth from Adam, to Abraham the
tenth from Noah The Hindoos, Egyp-
tians, Persians, Mohammedans, Chi
nese, Goths, Assyrians, Grecians, and
Jews; have their traditions of the ere.
alton of the world, the fall of man, of
Noah building his Ark, of the destruc-
ton of the world by water, and the
saving of Noah and his family in the
Ark, &c. This We can prove from their
own writings (See Taber, Pagan Idola-
try, Vol. I'd
Now in conclusion we wish to call
your attention to. the fact which some OF
YOU remember as we'll as the writer,
that last year this time our Hall was
draped in mourning. and we were here
lamenting the loss Of our departed
brothers, who had taken their earthly
dimit from this Lodge below to that
Grand Lodge above, where perfect peace
and harmony reigns; where perfect di-
vine wis dom and love rule supreme over
all spirits in that beautiful ime of i'm
mortality. May the brotherhood prac-
tice their virtues, and strive to leave be
hind US a life pure and holy; and may
We hear that voice, saying come We
blessed Of your Master; enter into the
Sanctum Sanctornm Holy of Holes,
prepared for you from the beginning OF
the world. o. you good and faithful ser.
ants. So mote it be
y Fare ell, till again shall welcome the time
Which brings US once more to our fame-cherjsh ed
shrine
And though from each other distant may roam
Again may all meet in this dearly 10 I'd home
Home, home, sweet, sweet home
ny every drsr broi her And JOY q nd peace home
And when our last parting earth shall draw nigh
And we shall be called to the Grand Lodge on high
May zach be prepared when the summons shall
To meet the Grand Master III, heaven our home
Home, nome, ct, sweet home;
May every dea: brother end heaven q home-
ZAccHEUs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

CUBAN AFFAiRs-The new Captain
General, Dulce, hae issued his anKiouslv
awaited proclamation to the Cubans -
He says:
Il will brave every danger and except
every responsibility for your welfare
The revolution he's swept away the Bour-
bon dynasty, tearing up by the roots "a
plant 50 POISONOUS that ii purified the
air We breathed To the citizens shall be
returned their rights to man, his digni-
". You will receive all the reforms
which you will require. Cubans and
Spaniards are all brothers From this
day Cuba will be considered as a prov
ince of Spain. Freedom Of the press, the
right of meeting in public, and represent
alton in the National cortes-,be three
fundamental principles Of true liber Y
are granted you.
Cubaus and Spauiards, speaking in the
name of our mother, Spain. adjure YOU
70 forget tue past, hope for the future,
and establish union and fraternity"
The government of Cuba has ordered
! that ali statues OF Queen Isabella and
| other symbols OF the late dynasty be
| removed from the squares and public
/ buildings of Havana
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13
Tn PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT

In the matter OF the last will and testament Of Pat
rick Mcmahon deceased
IN reading and filing an instrument in writing pur-
porting to he the last will testament Patric
bic hahon, late of iowa county. deceased
1t Is ordered thao the proofs OF said instrument be
heard before the Judge OF this first day Of
February, A - ls6sr at the Probate Office in the
village Of bodgevi lie.
And 1t further ordered that public notice thereof
De gwen TO all persons Interested by Publishing a
copy OF this order for three successive pr-
or to said day OF hearing, in the Mineral Point Tr-
bune weekly newspaper circulating in said county
Dated January I, 1869.
BY the Court.
ALEX. WILSON, County Judge
b-nlM3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

The annual sales of merchandise in
Boston amount to nearly 81 100000, 900
This is second to the sales of New York
Other American cities report aggregate
sales rs follows Philadelphia, s622, =
0O0. 600; New Orleans, 500. 900 900
Chicago, S34l 100000; Baltimore, 1924.
100000 Cincinnati, S2l3, 600; st. Louis,
2l3,O00,o0o; San Francisco, $15I 600, =
600; Louisville, sl26, 100000; Milwau-
kee, $ll0 600 coo None of the remain
ing cities reach 100000, 600 of sales al
uually.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-13

nEMoREsr'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE, universally
u acknowlged the model paT1or DaeaApe OF an
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y SWEEPING Decision Judge Drums
moEd of the United States District Cour.
OF hieago, gave an important decision,
on the 9th inst, respecting the Congress
sional Whisky Act, of Jnly 20, 1867
For three days, an attorney, who had de-
voted all bis time for FIVE months to the
preparation of his argument, contended
that nearly every provision of the act ia
unconstitutional After an able review
of the argument, the Court decided that
every provision of the law accords with
the Constitution and dissolved the in
junction to restrain the revenue officers
from acting under its instructions.