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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-24
H WALLACE & CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA STANDARD WHISTLES.

Being the Sole Agents in this city, we are prepar
ed to offer to the trade unrivaNed advantages In
the way OF fine WHISTLES, and at Pialedsphia
market rates, viz: Double Distilled Old Rye
hela W6iskey, x per gallon, So 80; Choice Old
Monongahela Whiskey, Xxx, per gallon, 81 40;
Choice Old Monongahela, Whiskey, xxx. per gal
lon, So So; Choice Old Monongahsla Whiskey,
,Is46, per gallon, So Is; Old Family Nectar Whts-
ley, 1872 per gallon, So so; Old Cabinet Whiskey,
per gallon, 81 IS; Imperial Cabinet WhsEey, Per
gallon, 81 80. Any variation IN the above prices,
arising from the advance or decline Of the mag
ket will be noticed to the trade.
BYRNE F0GARTY,
Corner Church and Chalmers Streets,
may3-tuth9 charleston, >. Y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-24

mo RENT, A SUITE OF ROOMS.
Apply at northeast corner Of Montague and
pr, streets maya
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-24
Jnsnranre.

ASSETS, January 1, 1870. ss5o,oot
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-24

mo RENT, THE RESIDENCE IN
wragg's Square, one door east OF Meeting
street containing six square rooms, pantry,
dressng.room, double piazza and large attlcs.
The entire premises have been thoroughly I'M
proved and painted. Apply to T. GRANGE SIM
ONS, Commission Agent No. State street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-24

Gold closed in New York yesterday at 1ss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-24

mo RENT. ON SULLIVAN'S ISLAND,
an ellgibly located HOUSE, newly painted
and repaired, containing eight (S) large square
rooms, pautry and double piazza, double Kitchen.
clstern, &c Situated about five minutes walk
from tile ferry landing. To an approved tenant
the rent will be moderate For TERMS Apply az
Nh o Mnidnp Lane Uldpli
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-14

with Us, owing to the great eccentricity
of the orbit OF the planet. This viii also
give rise to much greater differences OF
extreme and average temperature IN the
two hemispheres than with us, and hence
give q possibility of far wider range, and
much greater differences in the modes OF
existence than are known on the earth.
From this we may infer that the number
of classes and species of vegetables and
animals il much greater, while the num-
Der of individuals of each order is much
smaller on the surface of Mars than on
that Of the earth, and it is very probable
that the majority are moncnnial-havlDg
An existence limited to one year OF Mars
life.
II ID also noteworthy that the positions
of the ice formations indicate that the
poles of Mars are the regions Of greatest
cold. which II not the case on the earth
surface, the point Of minimum tempera.
ture in our Northern Hemisphere lying
ten or twelve degrees from the pole,
toward the American Continent, while
our magnetic poles show an equally wide
departure from the poles of rotation. II
is already known that the position OF the
mag -letic pole is deducible from study Of
the lunar motion, and tits highly proba
BILE that the position Of the points of least
temperature will yet be traced to the same
cause. Mars being unattended by moon
there il, in his case, no apparent cause fol
difference in the average locality OF thu
several poles of rotation, magnetism, ane
Chicago Tribune.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-14
How to Cook Green Peas.

PICK the peas in the afternoon, let them
stand until time to prepare next days din
ner, or, il not convenient to shell them,
until the day after Put the shelled peas
into large kettle of water, with q piece
of pork, and let them cook until they are
boiled out of their skins. That il how
not to treat peas, and yet it il the style in
which many treat one of the most delicate
of vegetables. Every hour that passes be-
tween the picking and the cooking of
peas is attended with . deterioration in
quality Those who buy peas must sub
init to having them stale, but those who
raise them have only themselves to blame
if they do not enjoy them at their best.
Peas should be boiled in Just water
enough TO cover them. II should be
sailed and boiling when the peas are put
in. Allow them to boil uncovered. The
time required varies with the age Of the
peas, from fifteen to twenty-five minutes.
Peas that require longer boiling, or need
the aid of lump of sods to make them
tender, are not to be considered a. green
peas. When the peas are done, akin them
from the water or drain on 3 COlAn.
der, and place them In . vegetable dish,
with . good lump Of butter. The Eng
lish frequently cook mint with their peas,
and the French stew them with onions,
butter and parsley. These additions dis
guise the delicate favor. Peas need only
salt and butter; sweet cream ID an accept
BILE substitute for butter.-Amesjo0a
0riswltvrjst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-14
Tbs Planet Hars.

FRox work recently issued by +. A:
Proctor, r. r. A. 8. OF England, entitled
.Other Worlds Besides Our own, We
reprodue maps of the two hemispheres
Of the planet a. seen through good tele-
scope. The maps have already appeared
in print, and the credit of the observa-
tioi,s on which they are based ID due TO
Nr. Dawes, not TO Mr.. Proctor: They
shoW the distribution OF land and water
on the surface of the planet. We give
reference letters TO the earth names OF the
more important continents and seas. We
have no means OF knowing how they are
designated BY the Inhabitants OF the
planet
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-14
POETRY.
70 A CITY COUSIN ABOUT TO BIZ
NARRIED.

L
Yon are going to Be married s-have settled tns
ms. the cards are al prinsed'-the wedding dress
Ard s.srysSins hzed for an evening Il nay'
Ah-vell-iusf irnaRine-hsd been Turk.
An6 yos-but no matter its d.s 70 Whine;
r the pureet Of bueome some envy may iufS,
Ana feel little Il own It y In mine!
,zbssr s-ths Struggle VS. bat for nslsts;
Avosd d sdviee-b there's .nythi.e IN r.
A srcsilen, maxim 10 cvsds expevtc
Wnieh means lsiDos your LAdn vestars 70
"a, p,.siesl Weldon .tis hest TO refer TO
4 teacher who knows what hes talking sDout'
Cea naosi I've been married this many year;
Ara know rather moro than q bachelor can
And more supp0se ~ IL tqusIy cIearL
Than styy yonng VIE. on ane w VIDA, ."a VEL
Bus woman Il mighty, and Patience enoofes,
Ara csrs-reeoliecf-ie the (much) "ses'ef sex,
nongh we (not very gsllanily) cay II OF your"
-. ..,o,. .sou,d be merc,fuli womsn We And,
ThCugh weaker IN body. SURPRISING AZ sim
In virtue: and stsong-vcry strong IN hef nina
when che knows what II is)-not TO mention
pe reptle How a.1 hard you win md II TO bea.
when your husband IL wrong; ana q oimco"'
quite,
when you're forced, In your heart, 10 CONFESS ne
Wne night
h careful OF TRIES; maxim OF weight
Ii cuestiops Affecting the heart OF the head;
In wedlock. con sider, how often the AS
or the gravcst AFFAIRS may depend on tnrcad
On = button perhaps1 All the " coDjngai tie
Should never be strained TO IT. ultimsis teW;
Phil many a ms;ron has found. with Ogn.
That the 6xture was barely button, 1t bestI
VI.
tyuce 10 this jsstingI While friends BY the
dozen
Their kind gratulasions are fain TO employ;
None more than your poct--your nirtn-ouse
cousin -.
Puts his heart in the words while hos " wishing
you JOY" u
Ousse skrouy 10 its close may your coDjuzal lfsl
Maintain the impressons with which y began;
ne women still saying II envy the wife I"
And husbands exclaimiDg, II envy ths man.
Ndy 95th, 1870
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-14

It is peeled of from the board or pan and
packed away for use. 1t is delicious
nutritive, and healthy esculent, in its raw
state; can be used as sauce, for pies,
cakes, &c, as we'll as the ordinary dried
peaches, and is altogether finer and bet
ter.-Erch0nge.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-14

A CONTRIBUTOR TO an English journal
received the following encouraging mo-
tice: "The editor win not be able TO
glance ct your MS. for several ycaSs.
It e now at my Office awaiting your
wishean
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-14

JusTopposite 70 the famous political pris-
on Of Mazas, In Paris y an INN With this
legend over the door: Here the inmates
are more comfortable than they ere across
the way"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-14

I'm most htal form Of consumption-
consumption Of strong drink.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-14


dow help to keep out the winde Say,
don't you feel It poor"
She opened her eyes n silent satonish.
minutes scrutiny, ~ should say" she re-.
pleasantest thing In the room to look at"
"Tell me-" repeated Tom, anxiously,
us II poor, very po0rf"
The child nodded assent.
"Ah" he sighed, II knew it," then
added, gently, "How would you like to be
thing solt underfoot and no wind 10 keep
you awake q nights Could you fancy Il
Tor . moment 2"
She shook her head. No, she could
not.
"Ehut your eyes," said the old man,
tremblingly, land try. I shall describe
1t to you a. well q / can"
She obeyed, and he laid the picture
before her In as bright colors 40 he could
muster. When complete, he disclosed the
Postmistress' kind proposal.
my darling" he faltered, when he had
scrupulously aatisded HE conscience, lyon
didn't guess ! was bringing suoh good
news With me, did youi Gan You believe
YOU have only ono moro night 10 spend In
this poor place-only one more night to
be miserable"
Dot WAs silent for some time.
STRANGE" ahe aid, musingly, but there
ahc paused.
ssChild," aid the old man, m 90 with
you 70 the door to-morrow, but Ill not 60
u. couldn't bear that. couldn't stand
sealing your iAce whsn you learn Sor The
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

"B'suoP complains OF the unseptlemanly personal
OF the TridHHe editor, IL seems TO US, Tou, that
you ought to he acquainted With that gentleman by
this time. ."-Dem0cTdt.
Few men are better acqua inted with the
Tribune editor than Blsnor, and We will
venture that TON has no regrets on account
of that acquaintance. BisHoP's objection
to our personal" of him is undoubtedly
owing to his not constituting it correctly
Everybody that knows ToM knows that his
political faith does not correspond with the
politics of the Boscobel Journal and this
was all we intended to express by saying
as we did in our personal, that "we are all
the victims Of circumstances.
The editor of the Democrat defends Bisnor
because his own political status to day is
a standing monument to the the truth Of
the quotation 1--WE are all the victims of
circumstances.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
CONSISTENCY. In the Democrat o
last week We find, side by side, the follow

CONSISTENCY. In the Democrat of
Vast week We find, side by side, the follow
ing paragraphs:
''lF the Tribune editor wishes to keep the work Of
this city al home, he must com down in his prices
man would be fool to pay three prices for ilo 10
protect II certain paper"
"DR. BeiSoLD's agent Informs us that the Doctors
business is 80 light thai he can't afford to pay 8
for folding his posters into paper As the 7riB ane
has commenced the qusck business, We expect they
will do II for half price"
These paragraphs were evidently written
in order as we have placed them. DR..
REIsoLD called on our neighbor to get his
advertising done after the frst was written,
and not liking the extortionata price asked,
failed to contract; which angered Bro. p,
and in the heat of his petulance he wrote
the second paragraph, forgetting what he
had written, and not thinking no. inconsis
tent the sentences woall appear when pub.
lished together --ohc charging US with be.
ing too high in our prices, and the other
with doing work too cheap
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

Mr.. CHARLES HOLMES, treasurer Of
this city, died after long and painful i'll
ness last Friday morning. he had held
the office of treasurer several years, and
was highly respected bv all who knew him,
and the entire community sympathize with
his bereaved family. The disease of which
Mr.. HOLMES died baified our physicians
They held post mortem examination, and
found his death to have been the result of
aa injury received many yeas ago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

SHOOTING AFFRAY AT DARLINGTON
On Monday morning last Mr. NICHOLS,
proprietor Of livery stable at Darlington,
shot, and it is thought mortaly wounded a
man named THOMAS FINN The particulars
as reported are, that FINN hired rig" on
Sunday, to be returned that evening, but
kept il until Monday morning. When he
returned to the stables nc and NICHOLS got
into dispute about the price, and hard
words were followed by blows. The two
men fought, using neck yokes, etc, foe a
time, when NICHOLS went into his office,
attached to the stables, and got a revolver.
FINN seeing the revolver, retreated up town
aud sought shelter in a grocery store
NICHOLS followed him to the store, and
fred. The first shot missed, when he fred
a second shot which struck FINN in the ab
domen. NICHOLS was at once arrested, and
it is thought FINS wound is mortal. The
sympathy of the community is with NICHOLS.
AFTER the above was prepared for the
press we received a statement of the cir.
cumstances from Mr.. JonM B. WALLIS, who
was and an eye witness to the Shooting
His account does not essentially differ from
the above.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
MANY CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS.

We are indebted to Mr.. JAMES W
JAMES, Of Grass Valley, Cal, who is visit.
ing with friends here after an absence Of
twenty years, for copy Of the Sacl amcnto
Weekly Union. The Unoa is not second in
any particular to any newspaper printed on
the American continent. II is Republican
in politics, and its efforts at this time are
mainly derotedsto the advocacy of arednc
tion Of the tariffs, and IN that work ranks in
zeal and ability with the Chicago Tribune,
the St. Louis Democrat and the Cincinnati
Commercial.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
FATAL MINING ACCIDENT. - NJ

j. ATAL MINING ACCIDENT. - MI
OLIVER NAScoLAs, an old and highly re.
spected citizen of Mineral Point was in.
stantly killed in his dggings in this city
last Friday afternoon. II seems that about
5 O'Clock Mr.. n and his partner Mr. HENRY
FRAN,ns, thinking it about time to quit,
Mr.. ! climbed up from the diggiugs. 49,
Just as FRANCIS reached the top of the shaft
he heard a falling OF dirt and rocks, and
fearing an accident, went down az quickly
as possible, to find that the back of the
drift had fallen in and his partner was
buried with stones and dirt. lie cleared
the dirt from his face as quickly as possible,
and then called assistance, but before the
unfortunate man could be got out life was
extinct He leaves wife and four children
young men and women-and many warm
friends to mourn his sad and sudden taking
of. He was member of the Iowa County
Benevolent Society, and was buried by
that Brotherhood on Sunday afternoon. -
The large attendance at the funeral attest.
ed the esteem in which the deceased was
held
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
New Series, Volume |, No. 80.

A COURSE of special efforts have
been made on Mazomanie and Ridgewav
Circuits by the preachers and members Of
the Primitive Methodist societies, with
the following results:
Mazomanic, Congregations improved
new blinds, chandelier and melodeon;
Mounds Creek, Ten increase;
Middelbury, SereDty increase
Ridgeway, Fourteen increase
Adamsyile, Six incr ease;
For which we uuitedly thank God and
take courage, and will pray and labor tor
continued prosperity
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

THE FAIR. Pursuant to a call
a meeting WAS held at the City Hall for the
purpose Of forming a society for the adj
vahcement Of the agricultural and indus.
trial interests of Southwestern Wisconsin.
Owing to the funeral Of Mr. llolNEs being
at the same hour, great many Of our lead
inc business men, and those who are ex.
pcctcd 20 take prominent parts in the So
ciety, we're absent, aud after some consid-
Grafton il was thought best 20 postpone
action for one week, DR.. WILDER read n
draft Of constitution prepared by the
committee, the leading feature of which
wa, that an admission fee Of one dollar.
should make any person a member. There
is evidently diversity Of opin on 10 re-
rard 10 this feature, and it vii, undoubted-
" be freely discussed at the meeting next
Saturday. We hope to see a fun atten-
dance at this meeting, and we are conf
dent that an organization can bc effected,
and society formed chat will be an honor
to all WHO participate. Remember, at the
CITY Hall, Mineral Point Saturday, May
2lqt, at O'Clock I. u.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
DIR. GEORGE GIBSON,

NURGE0N AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, would
y announce to the citizens Of Mineral Point and vi
cnty that he has taken the Office and outfit formerly
occupied by VI. s. LAWRENCE and respectfully ten
ders his services to the public, Beautiful setts OF
Of teeth from TO entire sett inserted with life-
ike gums In the most artistic manner and ht
guaranteed Ia all cases. Particular attention given
90 fllng, cleaning, and preserving natera teeth. -
Childreus teeth corrected and heightened Nitrous
oxide gas, medicated air, constantly on hand for
attracting tech .ithont pain. All engagements or
oontrantsrf VI. s. LAWRgSoE viii he fulfilled as per
contract. Office at the old stand, Oae door west OF
Ihe sank, up stairs. xXti-45
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

TIE Darlington papers report that
boy named CoopER, only IA years old,
committed suicide at Graiiot on the lth
inst. He hung himself in the barn Of Mr..
AVNsoN, by whom 1f was employed, The
Rcp"6ftcon says several new buildings are
in course of erection in that village.
The same paper speaks in the most com
plimentary terms OF lecture recently dc.
llvered there by Rev, d. ". Coucu, of this
city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

Ar the recent village election in
Dodgevile Samuel w. Reese was chosen
Chairman, and Samuel Hoskins, Benjamin
Thomas, Joseph Davies, John K. Davies,
Peter Spang aud John Ellwood, Trustees
....Thc sensation about stolen money, of
which we made mention last week has sub
sided. The accused handed over enough of
the needial to satisfy the wronged parties,
and thus hushed the matter up At least
this is what we hear by clothes.line tele.
graph
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
By order Of Committee

ArTENroS.-The people of Min.
eral Point who wish to honor the deceased
soldiers of the late var whose bodies rest
in our city cemeteries, are requested to
meet at the City Hall next Saturday even
ing, (May 2lst.) a. s o'clock, 10 make ar
rangements for fttingly decorating the
graves on the 30th Of May. Everybody
having the least interest in the matter, it
is hoped will attend and participate. Sol
diers, especially, should give the matter
their attention.
MANY CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

INSANE AsYLUM.-An impromptu
meeting Of the City Council was held on
Monday morning to consider the matter Of
making propositions to induce the location
Of the new Insane Asylum at this place
The Board appointed DR.. WILDER a com.
mttec to 90 to Madison to invite the COM
mssioners down to see what we San do for
land for a site.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

take pleasure In announcing to the public that |
have admitted a. partner Mr. N, r. NJ AhTIs OF thi.
city but wh0hss been engaged Tor the past four gear,
Ia The secretays Office At Madison aud Is well knows
and has had experience IN ths hardware bu.in.ss
IN former years On and after tbs date the name ana
msle Of the firm viii be Deslin y Martin, ard ru.
wi soon becOlae veil and favovible known 10 you.
Ia consequence Sf the above change In nay business
wish TO call the stBtisn Of all those who Ind bt
ed 10 me TO call aud settle their accounts
Mineral Point Wisconsin, April 1lth, 1870
1tiw u. DEYldN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

CAMP. METTING--A Camp.me citing will be
held, Providence permitting, on State Line
Circuit, town of Wayne, on the farm of Mr..
James Nelson, commencing on Wednesday
June !st, A. d. 1870, and holding over the
Sabbath. There is good grove; plenty
ofpolcs abundance Of pure water pasture
for the horses of those who come to tent
on the ground, with other eonrenences -
Good roads; easy of access, in the midst of
fine farming country. All preachers will
be provided for Let the people come with
their tents and their families; let them
come at the first Of the, meeting and re.
main on the ground until its close. Let
them come in the name of the Lord Of
Hosts, expecting to see and participate in
the mighty displays of the saving power of
God 4. MCGINLEy.
By order of Committee
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
TurRr IS much complaint on a,

THERE is much complaint on as-
account of the lack of rain, but those de-
sirous of snything seasonable, fashionale,
and cheap, will find taat there is no lack
of goods at DElLERs. Call and see hi.
stock of summer goods, examine prices and
quality, and you cannot fail to be convinced
that at Deller's Emporium is the place to
buy your goods,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19
THOMAS THOMAS.

TINTED STATES HOTEL, xAryrv WATKINS
~ OlD ~TANpD nodgeylle, Wisconsin.
Having taken cksrge Of this hotel FOR term Of years
II propose TO keen " for the special accummodatl,n
sf the travelling public.
h'ya al large barn, and keep attentive hosflera. -
propose to set good table, and keep the bar at all
Ine' supplied with the best n liquors
ny strict attentsn to busbess | hope to deserve,
iod receive fair skare Of the pubc patronage
1xnll2u THOMAS THOMAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

WE believe our city charter pro.
vides that the printing for the corporation
shall be let to the lowest bdder annually.
Last fall we were requested to put in bid,
and did So but have not heard word from
it since. In the meantime all the city
printing has been done at the Demoeyat Of
hce and top knot prices charged and paid
therefor. "lIow is this thusly ?"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

DIR. VIVIAN has as fine a stock Of
paints and oils rs any one could desire to
select from His prepared paints Of difcr,
ent colors are especially fine. Those need
ing anything in his line should not fail ~
call on VIVIAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-19

ERRATA.-By what proved to be in.
competent authority, we were led last week
to say that no one would lose anything by
the business failure Of Mr.. T.J. CLANCY. We
since learn that Mr.. .C's liabilities are more
than double his assets, and that some of his
neighbors and friends are among the vic
Tins. He intends going through bank
ruptCY.