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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24

The WNrER.-The present winter
thus far has been in remarkable contrast
With those Of several years past, With
the exception Of two or three days, we
have had little cold weather, and while
there has been a sufficient supply of snow
until recently, We nave had less hard
drifting storms than are usual in this lati,
tude. Since the 10Th of February the
season has presented more the appear
auce of spring than winter. What March
may have in store for Us, remains to be
seen, but as the ground is but slightly
frozen, we may anticipate an early op-
p0rtunity for the use of the pillow and
scattering Of seed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GeHtlsyaan who suffered fof years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, ami all the effects Of
youthful indiscresH VIII fl: the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free all who need it, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he.
cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit by the adyer-
Users experience do by addressing In perfec.
coaff euce, JOHN b. OGDEN
WINS ~ Cedar Street New York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24
AUG TIoNFFRS
JOHN CT nrIENS


| s.N9fH AZ NIiaNasR, Mineral Point WIS.,
s.'s A-ls2ts e 81 business in his line.
NEN+-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24
| INFORMATION!

Information guaranteed 20 produce iuxurian grow
Of air upon bald head beardless face aiso rec
ipe for the removal OF PmpIes Blotehes Erup,,ons
etc, on the skin, leaving the same soft clear and
beautiful be obtained without charge BY address
ing THOMAS y. CHAPMAN CsgsIsr
SIS Broadway, New York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24
j. IL. nGER L.EY.
T.. CRoNt>. !. n VI. N.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. once in MoFet
Il nLlE store. nigh street, Mineral Point. Ky
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24

MINING ACCIDENT.-On SATURDAY
last at about 100 p NJ, Mr. Robert
Grieves, miner, was quite severely in
jured by blast il the Spensley mines,
at Miflin, in this county We have not
learned the full particulars, but under,
stand that portion of one of his hands
required amputation, and that his face is
badly disfgured His eyes are so much
injured that the recovery of his sight is
quite doubtful. lie was attended by doe
tors Tan Dusen and WILDER, of this city,
under whose treatment he is doing much
better than was at first expected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24
MORE CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

4 LTHoCGH I have sold all the Lots In the first
block laid out, have sell, as have Just
aid out another block 81 fine Lots nth streets in
front and IN the Of each. JOHN ROBERTS
Mineral Point, April -, 1865. 15tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


( sNEhAL DEALERS ~ BOOKS, STATIONERY
y blanA Books, Wall Papers, Fancy Goods ETC
- tie Post Once, Mineral Point, MS Mi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24

MAsoNIc.-The following persons
were installed, on Monday evening, as of
ficG of Iowa Chapter No 6, r. A. NJ,
for the ensuing year:
Il. DeLos PuIford, NJ. E. H. p,
Nicholas Dalton. King.
II. Van Dusen, Scribe.
George Henry, treasurer.
orrin E Minor, Secretary.
Abner Powell C H.
John 2. Tramel, p. 8
Joseph DeIIer, X. A. c.
John Fenwick, q. NJ. 3 V.
Martin Votteer, q. NJ. 2 V.
Wm. W. Likens G. NJ. ]. Y.
James Mayball, Guard.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24
1901
" IL fNYI pEE Nan

1871 ,BAkBsR. attends 60 he roz-s-J,
o. ea'tias HSh street Nr-., a3alPooias and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24
Tribune Dfirial 9irertorn.
UNITED STATES.
IOWA COUNTY.

IOWA COUNTY.
Circuit Judge. .JosEPH T. MILLS Lancaster
County Judge. .....ALEx. WILSON Mineral Point
shariff ............. WILLIAM SANDS -.Dodgeyille.
risrk Circ't Court CHRS KEssL ER... do
Clerk R'd Super's-. 0RyILLE STRoSG-- do
E..yister OF Deeds. OLIVER P ASHLEY do
1ro,rt- Treasurer. FRANCE VIVIAN. do
Df.trict Attorney u MoNT. SMITH Mineral Point.
5vq,ptv surveyor HsSRY MADDEN. do do
rrrnn1r ... .JoHN IyEY, SEN. do do
S-toal S1nerin,d't SAMUEL PACKS. --Ayoca.
JsFF. W. REwEY- .MifIiin-
e-,-iso-s ARCH. CAMPBELL. .RidgewaJ.
sup HOMER C. Snow. .Avoca.
,.aa- ~ Poor THOMAS THOMAS. Dodgeyilie.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24

z... AisLk bhEBEe sHavins. Sbsr,n,,lr-
Stage 81. s. near q IgaI.4sI's Hardware
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24

IL - : Young AMERICA. Fnlsr-sa 7,
girl 49, 80. el--se Magazine. Every Boy ana
parents .x-3 -as So Al III press say -: SuE
cure 4 ,g' eLets confirm il. Do not Tail T. s.
der II e,4ss 4 eaod Microscope, with sfass cyIia-
pes-1 o $3.50 sNias OBJ ec's. or good tNo-hladesi.
sac articles given a. premiums q , 49, ae
r.. so" Publication office, So BreadSav
!. sT.l - eess and girls Specimen copies 10 cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24
HhNRh Z ELLSWoRvu

! 1SluN Err. Mineral Point. wfsssrsf-
: N.ss--' q % business On short MOTTO, -, :
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24

CHRISTIAN KESSLER,
Clk C I Court, Iowa County, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-24
q. 4. q. GEORGE Appr,

ToNSORIAT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-03
THE ggCELaNp ABANDONMENT CASE.
Further Examination Before Justice Hans
Geid--A Domestic Servant on the sStaad.

Turt,cr discrimination Before Justice Hans
Geid--A Domestic Servant on the stand.
The case IN which MIR. George Nreeland s accused
10y his wife, Mrs. Caroline Yreeland with having
abandoned her and LETT her without any support
came up ior adjourned examination yesterday after
noon at Essex Market Police Court before JusCice
Mansfield The parties all In court, but as
vreeland's lawyer. MIR. Bookstayer, was absent, an
application was. made for further adjournment
Mr.. Snebley, tue counsel for Mrs. Vrecand, did not
object, ana therefore the further examination was
again deferred until next Tuesday week. witness on
the part OF the complainant was present In court and
"a there would be some dlilcuty ia securing her at
tendance again, Nj. Snebley asked that her aindayt
might be taken. Justice Mansfield allowed the de-
position 10 be iaKen, ana IL was subsequently or
Tered a. testimony In the case Tne aldavit was AS
fOl0ws:--
Jane Murphy, being Only sworn, deposed that she
Is scquan ed with the defendant George Vreeiand
and Mrs Caroline Vreeland AMI has been acquainted
with them from the 2ld day of August, 1865. When
/ went to work nj Mrs. johnson's in Twenty secoad
street. found MIR. freeianh there, boarding ia tiie
house, ani Mrs Johnson informed me that MIS-.
Vreoland, the complainant, was then In Boston on
visit to her friends; Mr. Vreeiand was then sleeping
uown stairs; few days alter being tBefe MIS- SfeG-
hand returned from Boston, aud Mrs. Johnson told
! aep0Dent ~ make u strong cup OF coffee for MIS-
Nreeand; deponent then SAID rs snat the old gen
| Nenaa's wifefn and she said "Yes;" Mrs. Johnson
then told rae 10 HX up the room Hp stars, AZ that
was Mr.. VreeiaBd's room, and she Jet Mr.. Vieel,nd
nave TIC DACk Bhfiof UtAAb MS Wiz CtiHc bach uc
ponsnt dill TX up the room up STAIRS and Mr.. aud
| Mrs vrceiaBd occupied that room until they moved
~ seventy eighth street; they we're always known
and treated ny every Que Ia tue house as man and
| wife, aud were introduced u persons coming To the
house Mr. and Mrs. Vreelaud; that on several
| occasions deponent had seea them In their
room together; that depOneuG went TO i've
| with Mr.. and Mrs Vreclaud alter they moved TO
| SeveDty-eiRhth street. aud remained with them
wuile they lived together; thai Mr. Nreeland always
treated the complainant AZ us wife, AMI the persons
In the house always called her Mrs. Vrceland IN me
! presence VI the depOnent; the dcponent always I'M
| dersoOd and believed that they were man and VIE
| and depOnenps understanding and knowledge was
derived rom hearing their conversations aud seeing
their manners ana treatment To each other; this de-
| p0nent always, IN the presence OF defendant, ad-
| dressed the complainant as Mrs. Vreeland, and
| defendant frequently heard dep0nent address Mr..
| VreelaDd, and defendant always spoke and acied
| towards Mrs. Vreeland ~ bN wife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-03
0alTuaaY.
Andrew 1tcnd.

TINS gentleman, well known IN New Jersey a
journalist died at his residence IN Paterson at an
cary hour yesterday morning. He was born In
Connecticut in 1902, but removed TO Paterson when
young man. In 1885, having taken an active part
IA politics, he was nominated for the Legislature,
hut was defeated by majority OF one vote. lie
shortly after established the courier, the name Of
which was subsequently, changed to the PtSS0i0
guardian, which was tue first democratic paper
published In Paterson. This paper he sold out aud
Al q later date started the CiO,GOdr and next the
RegiSter, both OF which were sold and merged into
the guardian. Mr.. Mead was q very able, Ingenious
man. in politics he was strongly democratic, and
throughout the rebellion defended the right Oh the
south " secede as strongly as any Southern man
could. Personally he was much esteemed. He was
prominent member Of The Masonic fraternity 8nd
will be inferred VITA all the hol0rs of the craft to-
mn al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-03
YACHTING,

Annual Cruise Of the Columbia Yacht Club.
The vessels comprising the Columbia Yacht CLUB
feet viii start at four O'Clock this afternoon from
the foot of Ffyseventh street. North river their
annual cruise their rendezvous being Great Kills,
S. I. nice little programme has been Informally
arranged for the delectaton anu amusement Of their
club during their cruise. On Monday, the 5tn inst.
there Will be q race In the lower bay. II will be O
sort OF sweepstake race and the prize Is 10 be sil
yer cup or pitcher. The whole OF the fleet were put
IN perfect trim yesterday by the mcasurer william
H. Rowe and many OF the boats are as pretty little
things as walked the waters'' or turned the
crest OF II wave.
The following ls list OF the yachts, together with
their dimensions and the names Of the Owners:--
DeIin, 80 ieet. w. H. Rowe; Lille, 30 feet, Comn0
dore J. A. Weaver; Edith X. Gage, 2S feet, Gage Il
Bell; Eihalmil, 70 feet, Vice Commodore q. +. TOmp
Rins ReDecca ~ feet ]. Sklen; simpson, ~ feet,
J.. Claud; onward, cabin, ~ feet, 5. O. a. Good !;
Uncle Ben, cabin, % feet, Il. Weaver, Sr Lotue, 20
feet, OSBORNE Hanion; Resoute, sioOp, 90 ieet, j.
wilson; The Three, CABIN, is feet w. Wynans; Betse,
soop 10 feet, j. Mauiy; Little Nell cabin l6 feet, j.
Harrington.
The following are the names Of The officers OF the
ciub:-Commojore, J. a. Weaver; Vice Commodore,
q. f. Tonpkins; Secretary, &. Armstrong; treasurer,
George W. osborne, Measnrer, William IL. Rowe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-03
BOARD Of POLICE,


A lengthy session Of the Board o. Ponce Comms.
sioners was held yesterday TO carr, out the long
cherished scheme OF police transfers A portion Of
tho contemplated changes was made, to tase
effect July 0. u VIII be seen that the Commission
efs nave led the most important preclcts with iba
best material ut ITS command. Other Transfers VIII
flli N I'M a CIV las
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-03
THE MILITARY EXEMPTION QUESTION AGAIN.
The following is from Comptroller Allen;-.-

CoMPrRoLLER's OfPIcE, ALBANY, june 70, 1889.
Perhaps, view OF the doubts TO the effects o tho
passed AZ ne las Of the Legislature relation
exemptions OF members of tho National Guard from
would ~ safer for 20 allow the S0 exemptions
granted 70 csrtan organizations Of the militia although IA
by certain that the courts viii decide that the
act " last winter In effect And IN accordance the
evident intent VI tbs Legislature, erectusy do away with ali
exemptions from TAXATION conferred section Is6 VI the
military code, then stood upon tue statute book. The
question only he decided stsctory by the courts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-03

AYs Harrison Gray Otis mas presented jubilee GH-
Hfty dollars; mercantile 1rm IN Boston, $500.
The Gilmore benefit receipts amounted 70 over
Sa,09V
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-16
9aS Natentmeien.

Der Beri9t heS Ser. Staate1 Yaz
tentzG ommiliipnerS Tpote gibt tntereiz
]ante Mittbetlunsen lber cas- ameritaz
nilde Yatentwele len.
Wdbrenc oe6 Sabre8 1868 purcen
1T Der patentzSf 3>705 eeridtli6e
Giinlprude ss9en, unb 20,445 Odude
fit patente regiltrtrt 1889 Yatente
rurcen yerliebenl 419 iinp erneuert uno
$40 perldnsert. Die @ei@dfte Der Of
fee baben ii@ bereuteno permebrt unc
seisen cine @erccppelunS 9caen 1865.
SIM Sabre 1886 rparen s ooer 10psrz
1onen binreideno> ale @e1ddfte gu per-
1ehsn, jeBt finp 800 bis 400 n5tbi9.
Der @runo elmer 1ol9en G%ermebrunS
lis9t, abselsben BON cer @er9r5beruns
beS 2anpes, in csr Nnreeuna, bic un>
iere patentSeieye gu grfnpunsen sesez
ben taben.
Cine wirflid nislide Grfnbune
brinst iebt ibrem urbeber cine Rente
auf 9ebens;eit unc tn5clse teGen ludt
jece &laile Don OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mad,
8erbeferunsen. Infer 3eitalter 1T
3euse Don mebr neuen %grfnounser ais
ale Sabrbunperte Ypr uns. Sine Grz
fnruns cranSt Die aacere, u1o nod
1lnp mir melt pom Gnee rieler Sewez
eunp, i'm Ve9entbeil BADEN mir faum
ben Wes su neuem Bortldritt. neuen
@erbe1erun9en betreten, bic mir. jebt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-16
Gime ,,e,te Nacifc:8 abm.

! Glue ,,e,1e Nacifc:8
Jn luoli9m3 8ldttern -fneen atp1
nadfetenoe intere6anttD arfeQuns ibsr
ben Bau cine: 1,euen pacific iienz
balm: '.'+
Die ]doliGe paeifczB obn, pel9e BET
Mempbis, Gem, i'm Often beginner
anb BET Gan Diego an Der ealifprnts
{aen &ufe enpen foQ, miro jebt bier
,lnp bort allen Grnites III Mnsrif se@
1,ommer. Die @enerdle Noiecrans
unc 5ee9pid ine am IL. Septeutber
pom Can Granctsco mad Gan Diego
eereiit, UNI bort bel renGeflt6felte1 a11z
1peleno ;u fem, NIT penen man ben er@
fen Spatenft9 an Der Gan Diego uro
@ua 81. St. feiern MIL. Damtt be-
ainnt ner Sau Der fipliden pacifc<Gi@
1enbabn I'M @eiten.
gu eleiGer 3eit 1ou btele 8abn aud
pom Weten, BON MempbiS aus in
Mnertf seupmmen tpercen. Die be-
treffenpe Gompasnie ftebt befanntlt6
unter Dem prdIptum BON Gen. Trez
mont. Derplan eebt babin, BON Memz
pbis aus in llpwetli1er& idtun9 turd,
Mrfanl las uno EeraS na9 81 Yalo am
Nio @ranoe gu bauen, uno BON bort
iber baS 5afeuanD mad benz 0tla uno
III pelen 3bal btnab bis CUR Gerttn>
hung NIT Der Don Diego Sebauten
8abn. .-a.s o
,Diele ilblide paeiicz8 abn mire BE-
beuteube 8orsiise Dor Der bereits se<
bauten taben. Die S@wierisfeiten res
8aues inp piel sertnser ; bic 9anse
8abn u,tnsebt bic Telssebirse Der Art,
tae Iie nur cine fur3e Strede unbeoeuz
tenpe 61ben unp Berspdie paiirt -
unb bic Sierra Nepapa, Die nSroli9
ron Diego in Californian enpet, miro
eaua permiepen. Dabur6 unr pab Die
9anse Babn iber 70 ebeneS Terrain
lduft ra6 falt gar feline @raoirunsen,
Durditi6e oper Ddmme r6tbis itnp,
miro Der 8au pteier 8abn piel weniaer
foflpieliN alS Ter Der jeBt9en Yacifc>
8abn. Die Qdnse Der 8abn bur6
unbewpbnte baum uub pai1erarme@ &C.
sencen 1T ferner 9ertnser, ppour9 ebenz
falls an 8aufcien depart miro.
Sin febr wt@tiser puntt aber 1T Der,
RAP e6 in ienen @e9enoen, pur9 pelde
ptele tlpli9e Yaci1czB abn 9eben miro,
aar feline @efabr Dor S9neeweben poer
oar Dor 9awinen sibt. Dte8abn miro
Ben sansen Winter btnbur@ pbne unz
terbre9un9 befabren wercen f6nnen.
Set ben oerinsen 8auldwtertsfeiten
boft man iie binnen wenf9en Sabren
rpuenben III f5nnen - wenn pas @elp
basu ouf9etrieben perben fam.
Wie man pernimmt, 1T Sen. Gre>
mont i'm Mu9enblid in europa, UNI Ga
pitalten fit ben Bau BON Mempbis
aus, rpetmdrts, su beldahen. Stir cie
8abn Derlanst er BON Ger @er. Staaten
@esierune nur ras @e9re@t unp &C.
tpiNe 2anrrermiQi9un9en spm@on9re6
camit urp NIT Der liberalen 5ulfe, Die
inn TeraS eewibrt boft e. obne Grz
tbeiluns BON &esierunsS>S onps> cte
8abn bauen gu f1nnen.
Sobalp pteie 8abn pouenoet 1T -
uno San9uinifer prppbe;eiben, raB ctes
,idon III 3wei Sabren Der Sal Iein
f5nne = 10 miro i1e Die f~lr3eite uao eie
%fabrbarite Der beiren paci1czS aDnen
uno camit AUDI bic seludtefe wercen
- po6 beist fir bic 0eiie Don Meer gu
Mesr. Die jeBiee pacifcz 8abn BAT
jecu& fit eine MnSabl Staaten unr
Territorien peS @eiten5 cine 10 bobe
8ereutuns als 9ofolbabn, rae tbr bic
fer umitano ALIEN ldpn cine 9rubartiss
Gxnnuan. Ghnrt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-16
W:lahsme@(fl
Grabbing fit gplf unb Sueenp
BON @iIbe1m 9er@enba1.
~. [Jprtlebung.l
3meites &apiteI.

ppIlibpr sebt auf &et1en
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

ShBBlEkO GALE.
fns SsAss o. Iowa, NY
0cett Ceunty.

ShBBlEkO GALE.
fxs ssAsz o. Iowa,
sesA Ceanty. !
h tAs District 0ssst q osjRs Osuaty. 0tats n
Isva.
- nssss II . e1ssis ezssssles isssst tse
" Onss q ~ Osssk 81 ~ Disasiss Ossss -
ossts Cssssy. 1ssss = Isws. y fsvsr =
kouy Dsass's. Aefassss WrisAs ae1r heesss
Wrishs, - agsinss NeaA Dsaiels, ,dssea D1vsA-
psssLsw feefsssy sAsA. lsse. - tsesedis'e-
~, eoneaasisg es snH Of shx real sssass
hsseaaesf dssssissd Of snd hssA Dnisos. l
nsks Or ssase y - naass sAs san x tArss
tAeasssA Ass hssArsa - ssssaty.aius S1Ass
! lsvis1 sPes The following dsssfihsa nsai
DsessA H'.g - sstAg stssssl h ~ cSssty
u sesss - seeee = Aswas vts: tsss ee19s1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

eSs OOuWu5y D0tUs lSUys y
.ssIssAe. The kaslosai insurance Company.
@,~| I. - - Dsssnpctt, IN the ttase 81 1OVa. hso
S.... !. ssls e.ce . swern sts,smesS cf IL eo.-
aisaes :. she thirty .arst dsy of Ds~.s ~. ,sSs
y aceerdance with the prosis,.rs 81 -
we Oseeses Asssoelv of the htsss 81 Iov: -
laeis4 70 Insurance Compas.cs. spueovsa 49,,
itb. IeeS; and whereas. said etatsm.., - -
saas ed Iesorsese 0omprsy 10 pcs,essed ~ a..
reysiesse amssat sf capital. ,svssssd g so.,rsS
..fssaasess. n psssssscs o. lev. /. Jeh, a.
st!!sss. Auditor q ataas. % hereby esrsiSy a.,
seta Insurance eoApASy u authorised 10 transact
oenesee 81 !tss 1uesseees 10 thts Nlsae. by
Aasesa IssessI sDpstaaed 81 ssehsstssd -
esesev - sssv1e % peeseee ~ - - Behalf
- Sea9oes = ssSassd b go -, sa,ii
TfSSsiss sss;y at :.is u 4; ss;...s:, ne .a,v,
- ne esscel sessss u pes1 -
CeeAa:le(eei9 Osepesy. De-.
~ fAs agossQsas anssst oS Assets
isss 70 b. s................. .si.fso VI
ID. fhe aegssests amount Of Lis
bilitiss ofssid Compaay. Dec
Sist. iS6s. TO b. ........ ~. eOs 81
~. The asgrsgaG lsssms Of sasd
Company for the year lscs.
-. ss be............... :. sl,ssa ~
~. fAs aee!sssss Espssdisusss u
;:n ;:s CorpsAy. fos the year
Iss. 70 BE- es.................. 1I,o;o -
isTssvthouv Wnsasos, I have here.
}Ial eeso sesee1eeA my name and af-
oaed the seal Of ny s0cs the day
asd lats abevs wriitsu.
JOHN A. kl.LlOTT.
Auditor et State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
Cash Capital 91,O0o, ,Ooo

TlneF NATSonAL DAn1 SUiLpiRs.
WAsss ~ ssssesi bssaasas ses,s osspaay ,s naas
$3.50. - y whisA ~ essaal eesrsspssSsacs
shsslA y a1lseeooos :. ..,.. s.sl
=. 49,. -, 0lssgsfYsss, s,,r.. ~.......
.. 4. Caask. RAlia. 1sssy =. Cosks. wash.
Wn.o.1Sss1so1. Pm. ~ .. Dsifsse. WISH.
J. .1iasklV Clash, H19e. A0. PaAsssssek. \. 7.
CsAaDs 4. csAas. PhilsdslpAia, Prssiassa
Ums =. OUsga, WaaAlngtea, Vice Presidsat.
tAs Cssu, Chaasnm gissDce aaA Exseutivs Cen.
1nmn@ ". Pns. rhllA.. 0ecssaasJ and Astsasy.
RO. 9Snnn, WasainGeso, AsslG1ass Secretary.
IaAsus 9: arn, 4: p. ned1s.l D!!sesc:
sDaeAL ADvuoAY loAnD.
!. Z. u 01aoso-oeessaA .. 0.A.. wase.
P.J.ns .0Asss nssasa, ossesssss. y. 81.
,. y. 6s3sS. =. ws.Aasssss.
oOllCeF0n0 AND A1r0RN8Yo.
~. !. CnAsssa, wasAaAesss, DC.
ossoss Assms, PAilaAslpAia, p. J.
nbeua,sa,, nsuscel n ~ slsassss. soussJss
sees.e g = 80 S.etlal. Lev nases Of rscnis6
Au0y ~ DsQDneaA - ~ psblie.
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- -. ss.se' s.:. - Y =. :: -.
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- ssSss = ..s.e.,,. ,s,s.. ..s SOW p..sss..
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Ss,ssss 6 90. q ~ sssssys. 9 avsse. o.
pssiea - - y:s. = p ~, - ~ n "a soss I.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
RAILROAD QUESTION.

Asssas. EDIress BY the DsAocRA1 Of
Msadsv. - chat part ~ ths Dsvss
|esst sahesgihstsa - tAs Rsssts-A 'Hssh
lalAsd AA. AsvD ssas . ~ ssnslsAie6
- = ~ tAsis eube4ipelaea., ,,sesv
A - isvsstassA ere 81 ths sAasses
|bsttsf aAdss 1lr. Cables lsass, thsS hy
ths casbss Cli6 rsat. Cheap fasl. y ~.
qssssissssay. .sas II Ne ssssA 1vsats u
Dsvseeest-bst fsv tsgss o.. ~, river
sbsvs 81. Lssis, are any better sf.
By the way, do you know, that. net-
sithstsading al The sbsss hsspsl spss
lss 0ssls. ssss hs i+:givisg PEE osSh
sAsspse saal Ahan ysa sssA sahsswiss Get.
Yes hare an exc ,llsat railre,d y CAsbsn
Clig. and the mines beyond. Why Dc
they net send their coal 10 Dsvsnpsft
Simply bscssss As. Csbls suppAes you At
sosh prizes, thsa thsy 0sd bsttss oaskst
at lhs 6esth, and this uil b very Likely
70 b the case after the Stssling read reach
= Rsct Island. Break down NJ. Cables
'bsidssHsrvss Rock River to-day, and csal
IssdlAss up tsa 'ssets h ,Dsssspsrt -.
We have hsard great dsal. lately .abest
sestsis psrssss bsise Cablsissd. sop
psss shis is iassslsd q rspssash.
II isSsid " Mr. Msssiu. whss MA shas
osa. 0nst wss drsak assiae ~ baGtls II
Shileh. that be would like = knew, wAsss
b got bic whisksy, that be night rsesn.
msud Other 0susssls 10 'ess' 'thsif's d Ne
saus plass. sra '''lsasa' - .ss'. iiits
/. NJ. Cabls, brhis kssaasl., asd iedsnis.'
able sssrgy, has built p . priacely private
isrtuas, sad at ths ssos tias saved thes
sands sf dollars every ysar = ,tbs esnssn-
ere Of fuel in Rsck Island and Davenport.
New n dtns u your wealthy men, in
stssA silAvsetisg sAsiss essds h 0Svsru.1
osss sssasitin. - lisiao Apse ~ is1se-
ssa weald g oIss = Rpsk IelaaA. ard
spsad tine saosgh With NJ. Casls, 70 taksl
~ iaIsesiso, In net bsstAs iOAblsissd :.
- tAsa = ~ Dsvsspsss wnss II. Oable
hes - 1ssh lslAeA ~ vesA 10 ssti.
~ = ths esselasliAg eretlt.de u yssr
people. The esal bsds ee Baaale ere ssasue
Davenport. than Csal Valley 10 - Rex
Island. aad . aush sAsGDse sools y dAks
. rsa1. L. saos - - u, - uaossstll
". Gable - nssA - he. Dlsaeas.
I wsuld IKE . con npsting sssuts . ths
SsabsAfd. sssh n n ID shtssk II OXndsa il.
stead Of MSline. sss FAssss.
Pleasant vallsy, Feb. a4th, 1859.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

DsAp.-Ws lsars With regret Of the
isa.h Of eur former end we'll kaeWn oiu.
zen. Samuel Sylvester, Esa. He died last
wssk q his rssideass u rChlsaee--sA she
age Of about 65. mosrned BY numsrsss -.
.ations aud fyiends.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

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pihilasss. Il VII ssss =. AsA u 20 Aesu
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