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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29

his wife lying with her throat cut ond the razor beside
her He then and gave Information 70 the onicer
believing that his wife had attempted 10 commit suicide
He says that she has frequently threatened to XII
when In an angry state, Among the neignDyrs
the woman bears a bad character, and Ia said 70 be
addicted TO drink. and constantly quarreing IL is NJ
legged that about weeks her husband
an old OF seventy years who had been In the haDt
OF visiting tho house, and who resides near te
ave- car station az Bedford Regain IA also engaged In
lawsuit before Platbush Justice with his son-naw,
In regard TO the possession Of Some properly anu te
woman IL said to have co5perated with the sonIn-aw,
and he had tried to induce her to set fire TO her
house The statement OF the husband that his ne hhn
cut her throat ia not believed mainly because OF the P
sitiOn OF the wound. The woman was anNe a. ~
hour Last evening, but her condition s oA"eH''V
critical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
ANOTHER PROBABLE MURDER

Between 10 and 1 O'Clock this morning
James Mccormack, Henry Kelly, Joseph Howard, and
John Casey quarreed the corner of seventaye ana
Twenty seventh-st, while under the influence OF liquor
and a free fight followed. During the melee
several shots were fired. The Twenty-nlnth IRE
cinct police come TO the spot ana founa
ton He had received A piso-ba in the head and an
other in the stomach Mccormack shot in the ankle
pistol with two barrels discharged, was found on
Mccormick Another pistol was found In the street.
with Ave barrels discharged All OF the men were taken
TO the Thirtethst. Police Station. casey anu mcOOI-
locked up Casey thought the attendant surgeon az
the hospital 10 be mnrtally wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
CITY GOVERNMENT.

The Mayors Office is reftting. In the course
Of week all the improvements win be made, and IL VIII
then fayoraby compare its appointments with any OF
the other public offices in this city
During the week ending the nth inst Marshal Hart
granted licenses follows: Coaches, is; express, H.
secondhand dealers 1: Junk boats, junkshops, l.
vendors, "a; gunpowder l. carts and cartmen 49, por
tiers, drivers, SO. Total 1874 Total amount received
for fines and licenses s3i2 rs.
Gustave d. CarIiozo, Chief OF the Ordinance Bureau
reports that for the week endrg the 2th INST ne mas
received complaints OF violations OF city ordinances
OF which from citizens and 1886 from the police
or these 1877 have been tted and the reaner naNo
been referred to the proper Departments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
AN ENGLISH yoBLEMAN IN TROUBLE.

On Tuesday last as Mr.. A. G. Sisson,
detective board the steamer Bristol OF the FAN RIVER
line, making his midnight rounds saw man on the
outer guard ia the rear Of the social hail. endeavong ne
thought, force entrance into state room MI
ssson advanced, and suddenly pulling out his DARK
lantern flashed its light in the mans face. The man
turned upon Mr. Sisson and struck hm powerful DION
the face. telling him senseless 70 The deck, ana WINE
in this PROSTATE position kicked Mr. ssson several
times and finally lifting him from the deck hurried 70
the rail as # throw him into the sea- As ne vas car
along the deck Mt ssson recovered Lis senses ana
grasped the man by the throat, causing
him TO yield his hold. The noise ronsed the
officers, who rushed 10 the rescue Inc q, w
known assailaut first put IN Ions, ana lhe.
beins searched papers found leading 10 the beet
that ne was a Young English nobleman, lord Campbell,
Of the Lord Chancellor OF England no arrived
in the steamer Scotia last week Lord tanLDc!l was
taken TO Boston and turned TO the United states au
thorities charged with assault with intent 20 Kill on
the high seas Throughout the whole aiian i|V Ha
Campbell showed evident signs Of insanity, 1nu .io
United States Commissioner before whom he wa
brought adjourned the ease until comNteHt nl,u,ai
examination could be made. The doctors declared him
to be OF unsOund mind. and Lord Campbell was re-
manded TO the care OF the British Consul, who at once
placed him in the unatic ASYLUM OF summerheii, Mass
where he will until his friends IN Engsand can De
informed OF his condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
MrRpERoUs ASSAULT BY A WIFE.

Late on saturday nlght W lIIlanl DIO"H qua
his wife, while drunk, quarreled In their apartment "a
the tenement No 2 Stantont Blows were exchan god
and the wife seized Ratchet used for splitting kndlng
wood dealt her husband blow on the head, causing
ohastly wound and he fell to the floor nsensibe The
noce were informed OF the Occurrence arrested the
Roman and she was locked up in the Union Market
Poiice Station Brown removed % Bellevue hos
ptal The attendant surgeon says mat MS skull lsil"e
tnreI and that he is in a critical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES

An important Carlst rising is reported in
the Provinces OF Navarro aud Corona and troops are
leaving Madrid for the scene.
49,. The United States frigate Franklin has
left Flushing for England The United states sloopof
war Juniata has gone TO Heligoland.
800. The French frigate 0ringue has gone to
Cvita Vecchia cruise the Roman coast as pre-
caution against the Garibadians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29

on the trials Compilations and vicssitudes OF the ara
matte profession and listened 10 with great aten-
ton by all present ut s close the remains we're borne
10 Evergreen Cemetery followed by members OF the
profession. Among those present were Messrs. WIN.
DaVdge, jr, Harry Cunningham, VIM Henderson, Rich
ard ealy Felix v spaudng Of the National Thester,
Mashington; Edward Dton stage manager Grand opera
eouse VIM. Crane A. T. Allen, Harry Pratt, and Geo.
ean OF the Olympic Charles Foster. Thomas 5tetson OF
the B0wery Theater, and James NJ Ward Harvey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
POLITICAL.
NETWORK.

.,,o,rrs To THE REPUBLICAN STATE CON-
vENTI0N
NoNreoMERY-John Mcdonnell, Peter II.
-. IO1ri. Iaunsbury VIM W. Kline
y,sscgYsrER-IId Distret.-Judge VIM. II. Robert
aop BENSON Ferris, E. Phelps.
r Hendrickson, Hampstead; William Ash
,,., jamaica and George L. Hewlett. Sewtown, we're
chosen in Jamaica saturday evening 10 attend the
RApublicsn Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
A coRoNER's VERDICT raAT MEANS SOMETHING.

4 ROckIand county tOIohtIs jury IIds III
oed verdict that IL very direct aud specinc III lts COLI
illusions. IL ~ as follows: ,., - q,
wv and thst the said VsH-r - vas drowned ~ l.
,o in Tho river at TOmpk Cove. In the town or stony
poi1t y reckessy jun into the river whlle hnder
no naddenrg influence Il itOxicatng liquor, obtained
-. ~ torres ~ John Como and John COnne licensed
~ IN Roar of Excise, re face OF remons rance
aipst eeT signed by Ia names and we DO say that
Daori n, Excise thas would grant such Nehse,
,,ainst sucg n remOnstgBIn'e presented n Ihe
ease are Dut in our or anc w0rtny the eohhc Vi
suffrage VI = (Peekskin Adya.tiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
9uecial Notices.
A. 1n. rerirl Meetins OF .he Dion RepubIlc,n Cen.

Attue special Meeting of the MON Republican Cen
ezra sttoa@d By Cen the Of 10.
JANE. b e s S s dR OF james taylor tn. oecA
sarprss-s recently esteemed AM influential agros
ielSi "a az n Of bi appi ne the uni.ng disciple
.erng orsr 81 ssos,'a p1IR g w ~s .a ap
constant and TpusuA the integrity shch lay At .e 90, Of ~ 30
ssrTovful pride inscnt this tribute 70 his memory
iee ADD tha copy be transmitted surviving family
Also the iosrs series Of souons expressive Of upaa, .a
passs ia the struggle, By Gen CoeI.ns wee eop,
80. re 81 it -assss and attention authors hrsforr
ssolred That srel Of dPoAey Sstehsey -, 4s
nssic pre,on osting oss sa,oEs1n i anil % @ -
s " soJ in or jo.ut the registered for
France . PrsssA in bloody var Il, q, \, a., .
I>solrsd That We i,eogple N tss isaiah, ~ -
Emperor Who gns D ssoe q s. -, Ss9 s Ss.r ,SS
1870 net Ts We .ho in he sssaled .o<s
EN- Plaza ~ and and vale mnges With our os, poole
S 49, and oyai bands vagd this Ans reps
DC iU .nes contributes 'a
tn. S rsi as ~ her By France and s great
We % be- s:, : 'ss s. sort WITH de- Ss sos
The one band and on the Other er s
ee stared oar sSRs 'D4 'A M cccaSs PrsssI
eso 2 csssT,o' secre.aie.
ns.i,...wAi,e F-sSS chs. rsSSR sEs 10
p. aa IN BAILEY Ca No s2l B01 ... "a :,
Ou,ti,s B..ine...-Giltedgb thiSs IL. ''' " 49,
ssG W J. r. DALEY Co, 20 81 Dro. 80. ~, a
auigins psFsf7 co., Sl'i 10 81 S.4.,
eul,,ins sa;,pf-iT 6a:af ;'e e. ss:s
90. soa sP.,s, CASTERS neg s' os'
Qa,rtins bus," DALEY Co, Ma 81 Bfo.aSsI.
e-l..l-s STFf e. i' d s,s.a..;
soeSs .14 .'o a'
Hls 90 the cox .-ss.sen DINNER xNIrss i,esy hAoda
Quitfins na ,. a. scsa- W. n DALAI Co, No %
br-s @ a ..ss.-Cs and ysersvsd ABLE GLASS q seosl
y.rust& = p DALEY Co, Ne s9l has.dss,
bal pro- ,2n..,.~...-lHaNDBLIBH. HALL LI0Hrx
QuiunrS .,. ssAsr GAS PXTtRks W J. v DALEY Co sA
90 .. a.-ipe.s.-RTsrythos ,.ssed a psAss ssss.s zS
Qsmn ~ @ssarcr~ ". J. DAiLRr Co. No S Bse.dvsy
A specially. Ltsks Lexsasxivss -.
a,,.d s.sp srst.s ss0rs s.rvsH ~ ahs r.h rs
Assss Qssrssss 49,
- -ls vsr pSssssrssss sd - szsrnsses sAarsss -.
~ aApd d POTTER. rsssssxe. rss
rux cwsxsssTry s sssyrns ss SaHS5 wArxR
II q HAZARD. soh Agrse
10 sd ~ osssssSs>A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
MICHIGAN.

TIN PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS
II is generally conceded that VIM. Slough
ION will be renomiDsted for Congress. His chief COM
pettor j. c. Burrows OF Kalamazoo, has withdrawn
GOV Bair's nomination is supposed TO be liked fact
Mr. NJ McCutcheOn declining TO take the field against
him The denomination Of Messrs, COnger, Ferry, and
briggs appears 10 he conceded In the 1t and Win DIS
tcs the prospect is not clear and II is not possible "
guess who will carry of the prizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
ARREST OF DEALERS IN COUNTERFEIT MONEY

ARREST OF DEALERS IN COUNTERFEIT MONEY
For a considerable time past, Col. Whitley
and his detectives have been the lookout for gang
who engaged in circulating counterfeit go bills on
the National Shoe and Leather Bank Of tbs city.
Several Of these operators have been caught from time to
time, and yesterday three secured VIM.
Martin alias Russell prizehghter in small way, and
VIM Johnson alias John Theodore, alias Fish Lalis,
members OF the West HOustonst gang arrested at
the of Beeckerst. and Bowery The
third. Michael MOnahan. arrested at No.
55 West HOustonst, where he sleeping OFF the effect
Of protracted dobauch The men were taken TO the
headquarters OF the United states secret Service De
tectiyes and afterward lodged in Ludlowst Jail The
evidence against them Of having dealt in and circulated
the c0uLterfes j. said 10 be very conclusive Col Whit
ley says they are associates Of Vim. Miller, alas BIZ
Dryer. who was arrested a few days and is in
the Lud'Ow-st. iail. All are apt students OF Bill
Quincy, who is there also. When the three arrested
yesterday taken 20 the jail Quincy was just return
Ing the Chapel where he had been attending D
vine service when they were presented 10 him, BIZ
calculated in CHEEKY tone, Heo bOysi you got here,
I've been expecting this; but didn't think you'd
get here quick" They all greeted Quincy cordially,
and appeared to think the matter very thug ahaIr,
and in the best OF spirits To-day the alleged coun-
terfrers viii be taken before United states C0Ilnlis-
siOner lOT examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
What Did IL.

What Did If-LYOSs KATaAIROs mss hair so9 nrur snA
MAGNOLIA BALn changed that slo. omuos
This emphsic the language
articles fne head Of hair and re3nsd con Lee
greatest attractions poes Tic ksthaon .ss
Magnolia Balm are Just will give them yooaDd Bo;Ang eis
VIII The Balm the bloom Of youth II mates LADY Of Ihi spr
Both articles entirely harmless and very pe<sI
ILsy should be in every lsdys poseSsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE NEW DOMINION.
REBELS FLEEING FROM THE RED RIVER COUNTRY |
FORT GARRY PLUNDERED.

CHICAGO, H., Aug. ga letter in The 81
Paul Pioneer from the Bed River country, dated August
IT, says the provisional authorities held council al Fort
Garry the purpose Of deciding the question OF allow
ing the Canadian expedition to take possession on inc
country IN was determined that resistance would De
useless and Riel's began 10 plumber fort Sarry
and was believed that by that time all tho prominent
Rebels would be out OF the settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29

VAN CyE-MARSH-On Tuesday Aug % Mount P~aanl erA
AZ the residence brides parens By Rev T. C0rsh Go a.
Cse Of A.vYork City to Lana If ouy daughter Of Dr. ~
Marsh No earia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

MANY STORES AND SIXTEEN VESSELS DESTROYED.
CALAIS, Maine, Aug. 28.-A fire broke ont yes
teray In the rear Of Mr. Rdouts livery stable which
instantly destroyed together with stores occupied by
Blake & Taylor, Mrs Todd jr, NJ Sylvester, A. f. Se
James Perkins Miss HILL Boardman Brothers, :. s. King
q sons W. p HARRISON wadsworth & Kelley, Nickerson
& Ridou HartOn Brothers, George W. Eye, Dahel mn
q w Eve C. Waite & Co, and Baneys photograph
rooms 6aiais Advertiser Office, Wadsworth q Kelley :
erist-Iaili. Benjamin Hutchins's saoft, Hitchcock
Cones Iiyerv stable Peahof" .,c & n "a ma cius
shop Hamilton F0inlcfy; ST. CroIx Hal, with the city
and PostOice below, many dwellings and teneI
lighthouses, large quantity of lumber and much wharf
son & Ridouts, and william Huids and R0bertson's ship
yards and three vessels the stocks. The marine RAJ
way and dry dock, the Congregational sestry, ana
Masonic Hall. Much property was burnt ollef renlO'a
from the stores and houses No estimate OF the loss mas
yet been made. The assurances are in the tna haft
ford, Home Phenix, Security OF New Ork lhdepehurh
Boston. Franklin OF Philadelphia, the IhOhts'Ou dAu
eervcral Bangor companies.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN WORCESTER, MASS.
WORCESTER. Aug. 2s-A fire last night de-
stroyed building owned by Judge Henry Chaplin and
r. C. Taylor and Dadman's estate, valued at 5000
which was insured and occupied by NJ A Worcester for
a dry hop yeast factory who loses $4,000 and insured
for q 200 two stables owned by the same parties
valued $500, snd insured the other valued az wv UNI
insured and occupied by W. j. Mcdonnell VINO
loses in hay grain, &c., several hundred dollars.
$50 ard insured fof $500 two houses belonging to
VIM Doody, valued 81 200 and not insured; one house
belonging TO John Mexican, valued at $1,000 insurance
houses, belonging to Judge Chaplin ana X q lyor
and Dadman's estate, 10 Michael DonOhoe ana tho
ants were deprived homes and lost all Of their furniture
The loss il about $4,000 and tbs whole insurance
80 far has been learned amounts 10 t56oO Inc nr
was confined TO the region Of Mechanic Bridge and
Hibernia sts, and the heaviest since June 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29

place yef,er,ay fsl MO the North River from, the
barge St. Nicholas, lying at the foot OF West le"'"
and vas.drowued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
TILE CENsrs.

The Census returns are coming in rapidly.
All enumerators who have sent IN their returns prior 70
the 18th inst have been requested 10 call al tie Mar
sha Office and receive half pay. The following returns
,rare rccniveh nt tho Mar.hll'. Office XesrnrdaK:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29

LATEST EUROPEAN Markets T., N. ors.ss
Hama Aax s5-Cot,as closed yrcsy 100 rssc "a 80,
Ttvs Oripsro .Slcs Of bsJ4 s-ss. s,~s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29

What Mineral Waters do you Use ,-Genersl Depot s'
Nat1rsi Waters only, ~ Chgmbers-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
TIE HON. JOSHUA T. BELL.

The Hon. Joshua F. Bell politician of some
note in Kentucky died at his bone in that state Wednes
day. Aug He Was in early life conpeer ana intimate
friend of Henry Clay. and sustained the political pCin-
i,os ~, that statesman untl his DEATH when he was
cted 10 Congress and SERVED from ls45 until 1877. In
lse9 he joned the American frty, ana ruA 1or governor
,-,inst Reriah jarCOin, the Democratic nominee, VINO
hat him very narrowly. Bel was prominent member
az the Peace Convention, and supported WarinyIh
1,rfttenden compromise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
MARRIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards ihhl Stamping Nots Fspss
Va. EVSsDsLL SONS Old DUTcu CgUEca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
OBTTUARY.
MARQUIS OF HEREFORD.

The Marquis of Hartford, whose death is an
nounced was the fourth nheritor Of that TITLE and was
horn I'm loO on the death OF his father he inherited an
immense fortune which he largely devoted to the Ina-
tepance Of magnificent establishment in Paris and the
,rtase OF costly works art At the famous sale OF
the gallery OF King william l. OF Holland ne Pr
90 tbe enormous sum OF $4,000 The Marquis was an
carly and constant friend OF Napoleon Ill, and encour-
aged him his candidature Tor the once o, lreslen
descend with the title, TO his young knsman capt
Hugh dc Grey Seymour, his cousins grandson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
COLLEGE EDUCATION.

MEETING AT oBRRLIN-How TO EDUCATE-IHE
RELIGIOUS ASPECT OF COLLEGIATE EDuCA-
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POsT-OFFICE BUSINESS.


The following shows the transactions of the
Post Office in the Foreign Department with Europe tie
West indies etc. for the month ending July 81, 1870:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-18
TRUE TESE OF MERIT.

ITis I safe Han to beware oimachines that You
! cannot get time to try at year lei, ure. We can
"a nothing about our machines, hat others, havin
poorer machines will not be willing to say about
tntirs hence pau Of thorough and tree tr Is IL
the uly iuAluhe mothod of detecting The count r.
felt from the genuine and To that test we cheeFiuy
and iearltSsy submit our machines. During the
present hayng and harvest season these machines
will be let on free trial In compe ition with any and
all machines made II they do uchproye 10 be sdpeior
- all others the parties using hem may return the
same, aud no charge viii be ma a
D. O1lce on Commerce Street Mineral Point, -
where VIII be kept all times hll stock Of Repairs
tEyN Messgs BREWER y pENltALit CON, pro.
ducc dealers nave been appointed Local Agents at
this city, auds N transact al business for us IN MY
absence Orders letwith them fill receive prompt at
tentiuL
CHARLES II. RUSSELL.
hinera Point April 4th, 1870.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-18

rw,Ns With sucking colts. ore ro'n. W
,wall hell on neck held By leather strap lhls
.h,sa black horse colt. The other sA sorrti
~. .i,h mare colt Of sams color.
Anv person giving Information ~ thtr Nn.ns
~. y, r.turninr them vill b. literally rewarded
w., oince address, Perry, psns Count WIS
W roRAo RvASsnS.
luSun 2, 1879.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-18
JAS JONES
G.. G. HAZELToN.

JAS JONES
Us.
G.. c. HAZELToN.
In answer to many inquiries relative
to he above entitled suit, beg to state
that the facts are these: Some two
weeks ago an old lady, my mother in,law
while in conversation with me said "
hope the rue loyal citizens Of Grant
county will not elect lhzellon to Con-
gress. The natural inquiry 10y me was,
why are you illus down on Mr. Hazel
ton? In answer received the following:
Mr.. Jones YOU know Phillip, my son,
was killed in the late war Yes,
said !, ''ana there were many thousands
killed. Yes, Mr Jones, kaow that,
| but few felt the loss as did Phillip,
you must know was the pride Of my
| life, and. ia fact, | regarded him rs the
principal supporter of me in my old aye.
| But poor Phllip was killed, which event
came so near crushing me that | knew
not what to do was advised to apply
10 Mr.. G. &, Hnzelton, Of Boscobel, (who
it was said was a legal claim ngcnD for
| "A pension did SO, and, he (llazelton)
| said that " he did not wirh to make out
the papers" so lett the Office in deso
pair But to my snrpMse, about one
month thereafter, Mr. uazelton ca.led
on me and said he would now make the
| necessary papers in my claim; if | would
| 20 TO his Office he would do so. did
4ns and he redeemed bis promise III this,
| that he made ont my papers Elder
Morehouse and John Pepper were attest
ins witnesses In 1866, in the morth of
September Mr.. IIaz ton sent me by my
little boy 1925, and |, thinking there
mast be some mistake, went to see Mr., II.
at his Office. said, Mr.. llazeton, how
! % itl get only 80 %, when | am entitled
to $44, 50? lie turned, gave me look
of Indignation, and SAID: ~ know |
told YOU woald charge yna one bali Tor
collection" replied, nv. liazelton, |
did not so understand it; this Is ny first
knowledge Of such arrangement, and in
Justice to myself and little ohlldrsa must
protest against your taking one~hnlt my
poor Phillips pension money, Tor col'ec-
ton of same, have been told that Mir.
Barber, Mr.. Wooley, and other claim
agents charged but $500, and that that
was the legal fee for such service. lie
(Huzclton) Indignantly replied; "Ch,
they are mere prttfogGers, Cant help
it, madam; if MIR Barber is I'D
fool enough to work for nothing, he can
80 your business. Good day madam,
| eft the Office at once, have not spoken
to him since, nor do | wish to do so.
Now Mr.. Editor il may seem'naly APP
pear to some men that | am trying to
hurt the chances Of the "young man OF
BRAINS for Congressional honors, but
such is not the case
The suit was brought against hlm by
me solely for my n,other>ln>law, solely
for the purpose of melting out justice to
the oppressed and the oppresser.
JAMES JONES.
REMARKs.-We are personally ac-
quainted with all the parties named
above, and have no good reason to doubt
the correctness of the statement OF Mr.
Jones, who is wealthy GARNER OF the
town of Fcnnmore, Grant codaty -
EDIToRs TRIBUNE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-18
Taken Up.
IS, 1870.

DT,he subscriber living on section 81 ,osn 81 WE,
| J Gin, on or about the 10th day ofApril, hiV'
one white Heifgr two year. old. No ARTIFICIAL MARKS
The owner is requested TO rsll, prove properly
pay '''"' -" George THOMAS.
Mifln, July ih, 1901 u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-18
A0w ,tor u Picture!

Down goes the prices Of Pictures to cprreaasnd With
the low prices OF Wheat. Pictures rs low M pifty
cents dozen. haying taken charge Of x MoH,tt',
Photograph Rooms. am perpsrrd to execute work
a ali the different branches known TO the Art on .er
notice Old pictures copied and enlarged sp.ei g,t,
EaAds OF lads Ink and water Coors Solar ~afk
soos on short notlee All ws-t warranted 10 pi-s.e
Alsosns ts,ortm o. nsnu. es,ss And lecss'. .oa.
&ItsF. %. lhApd. M.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-18
"P r I z Z vi q w r r."

The oay Machines offered onfree trial, to prove
.her superiority over all Others. under all cir.
cumstauce3.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-18
From the Plsttevllle Witness.
HaZelton IL n Pension Agent.
FENNIMoRE CENTER, |
+, Wis. Aug. |, 1870. |

Mr. EDITOR Having for long time
been reticent on the Congressional issue
that is seeming to agitnte to an uuusnal
extent the minds of the people of this
Congressional District, and having a
preference like other men, and being in
the possession Of facts that in my judy
ment should be ventilated, both before
the law and the people deem it my ho-
ly duty to publish the following facts in
relation to the character (pubtic) of the
Soaring Young Eagle" Geo. c. lInzel-
ton, in manner following, viz; In sui t
entitled,