davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-10
MARKE1s BIZ TELEGRAPH,

Fofe5an Markets..
fNArc7AL- =
iA.tpox, JA1. 6-FsnntnS-
Con.o.s sc1 cy qe. i"t srx.s.nt. a!ses
Na. American seculIttes fnt<t 81. tsaa.. d. shE:
u, G6 !I.u.. st tltt. re-. 1il'Lgfs Cxu:rll. leIs
Atlantic : f'eas Mettttn, t5+.
Bonds. q M,.asl..-
PA1s Jana
BruHte tir.re. ~ Sc
rAAIs, jan. SIS p n.
Bo,1.sc tuoyaAt. Ecntes, stes1Ee. =
tAAaknonr, jan.
Eonda elos<d quiet
COMMERCIAL
...... LvxI.rt,uL. jan s-tt:t5 .. n.
FEonr F& 81! wIatrr y, 9as led hstt, e. Id
Nttc Wttat, ~ ia. Gv:r. aa-S S.
t.TEAPo,tt- IAn -Ev, ming,
Cot4or-ktutet: idduak u.lAr.a, il1<d: pylrAcs
11s&1- e1lss OF lAts b. les.
hKt ac ac,tnts&-t4jI, il whEc whcAs. "a "a; rcd
Ne.tsTr. !. f+tas4 to. ni.trr 9, 9s rvtecu ,ar
"a s. Corr Nc. GlIsIt H. g. Dat., 81 Barley.
t.. Pts. s5A.
PT7ylstont-Pest lG3A. Bert. les La1d, d. Cheesr
ID 81. Batpu, 611. Taa.ow, 4ts6 81.
Loxnos. JANA
Ta1Iox. IA Cd
ANTWERP. Jaa. q.
Pet1clcunn firm.
HAynE. J~n. g.
Ostt1n quiet asd ateals. -.
Pttlolcrre fat. 6 tha!-1s s. greats
HAMnURu. jan &
retIoseum fiat, II 1na.c bnoecs II thu:iass-
, 1870-01-10
;E,HeT TtTgInfss..- ......s. !
I.it1bld Horn tar Ii1As... Il
=, New EpFsh Exsu.lnay. -5ai


SATURDAY EyExN6, Ja1. 2.
The following table tho ~ sne receipts and sa'p-
uen.a Ct rrodoce at this point du1lng the past
I4tuty.fQEr hours:
, 1870-01-10
rho Cost of lhe HeW York State
GpFcFpmfuts


From ihe Stw Iurt Etes,ry fta, .Iau s
In the 81 tuyl report vi Comptroller Alien, he
p:>eA lLe following suggestive A'attn4t1t o. sne
cIreE dstrrss tf c-rrxlu utpalr1c.N or t1e S,l,e
government lcf the 5e2tt l6:9 a1o 1862:
1s19 1860.
cltrss 10 prn1tc ot1cer.. .fsaA2cs si3,oss -
E1PeLesh OF pubiS omcea-- St4t3.tS s3,1i&I
Ltthlstnrt-ias1 1f csI5c1s
MISUNDERSTANDING gess e1-
rrsn,:ra ior lie s;a:c.... .l3s.aza IS i91ss1li
Hall 1. r the CAh'Let OF Nal .-..
s,'li'a &C ia & oiai o1aid. sssis sissss:s
Gover[ or-tn :det;at ex.
reIses ot Hn.est He1t.... $50 4 Gsl y
Essis. F.sns'ss 1".ss 6, ssfa1ss ssa aqsss: @ .
kla:e 11{GIt, 1nCuiIE
5sss 9s;!a'.s .sa 4, i Hsats. Hostss Il Il ....-
nv III. i..it.uicp for ~ ''''S'
Dcst aud Duu.n..-...... s,sozAGs lS1 1ssl.oa
New Susk luk.itaIen los
s;:;:: [ s$:;sH .; s;:;;:|
LII ursrce deTArtneat..... 5,9ttGs S3.s+a IL
Tiers 1gures Ito frosess :pqu"y. Wa,
~ ,bat, zen seass seo, tne inr,dSI,4 = .1psa pnes
as tic pay O! nembeEa aId otncer4. ~hnc
L3fJ are Luw twenty I've pet cent 1nofe tha2 tae
ia.-Iol AID nsA lines a. great nj saeE ihso
Thy ,..t tn.t s,e ssa'e Prisons, WATCH ware
then 10 a cold.ron con phratlerls ssu'f*ctof5 70
,Ee p:btr, cut aFe Eow 20 otteo cls4Isocd bJ d'S-
order ald RISE srzxs must. cost nssr1y Io0t u2'ts
r. nCra n ftey di1 lea years nio:
There arc ntHtf brat Gre. uf exeendtUre WHICH
saEfeat s,mllsr question:. DeoatsDeats *n'ca
na,e roshIrx ~ tnox TO tnt people ~ AZ caulra-
ent have ii crt ased tre.r caHent gu ~ ftun ~,
10 1nu pr M. TIE OILY ,ctL11 IN roIc Of
lneu etems 10 he soat tre rt,n'ro! Of them u
Z ore enrheat1y sought Is = poincsi prt1e, ana
1ntr ~osk IA dole, # II s'. N1tn atoal riga Atd !of
pobl.c ipterests. Eere = e excellent oppoE unity
ior 1te Democratic adDic cistt4Vun TO urJTe. hE
ctcnt ts ioudly proclaimed acxre:y for econonr.
The rrpc1t ms the ictlowtag Ia retattoa 10 EAxA-
uoo.
"Wlthtn ten ye1rs the t.xntion for ssa.e par.
pos*e nhs nea1lj qusdfuped. amt the taken Tor al
purpotes ttciad:rg toHp, coutt aod &c seo. par
roscs, Rave rear u.b1ct. and the rae OF ta1a.
ion nns mere than doubled
IL 1853 the t'Alc tA4 WIS. E&as1S5 "
In 1873 she St4tt tax AR...-.. as4S Es3 -
In ls.9 lax fcr I'll p1rposes Wxs.. 10 3-1esi u
In Isea the 'tx for ntl pafpos.s war +ttsl, ,3l3
"Tne increase Ct the rsxabl= propSrty n2s no:
been N kn- tDuir propofIpn.
Tns rioes y1luetsou IL lS:9 ~ 11sil
The rrrss N putiou LII 1859 sa1..-.. 1864 l7L s;l
Ansrrrrese Of anlf....-.,.--....& -. a. "!
frife dkn5nnnf1 I'M Cd to II Increased tar AtlUn
, 1870-01-10

Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

Arrival and departure OF llaIas.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
114.: :ssS i IS.Ss S.;;t Ia ss4 is1'
D1Fo7-north V els ,sitet
t@Hse ~ lsaa 'S;ss@ s;ass5 8
t'so5 o5rA'.e=sa;.--;;;oi;3i -;i;z;o;3 i,.s tv'0" IL IL
fIS LssT!s! Fs9 k;s. f::. "a s''h '%'7
s.: ;ss s;ss ssss :sS:ss
'''ss'"sa siEstS.i51 St,4:ii. St9;!. :. ..-.4.,
!::*;s't Es s,:: t:':::; "a s;ss5 .5s::5
.ss:Sss ss:ks; ::sss :.:sss
- b...ss.:t $$:SSR5 :s:a;ssssss
KsEsss. I'd % Il aa; ie.1s tss vss 6a
wue7sss ss ni4.,'4,.
Dx4or- cer:-zr o.oal 20 Il nss::s ssses.,. ,,,
e Htp, 1.!s.+ ,S,9 5@ LIRE
sta. e:.;at s.55 ::;ss5
"pss'Ss;S $Sfsf f:;s Is,
,,,-, uksos los' I ); s. !. + :;: ,n,.n
,,:ssus :'ss Es...s1..:::::: :
u tss'.s" s.:ai:ss. p:ss.'5sii; q. s.is 1i' s
IL; s=:t:s :;;::s =: : ;sssss 1
+ : !; s s & & & :s.$ :sss ss:5 X * e: e:
Q" e'. Is. isai. e. :aroo::ss t!s::@5 .,an
rat s'a s:aa,: rssaDted ts.,u ~ .1=so.a:-
LAKE. suuns Az Axsn,Mo AIos4-As = eorSIzna
asss:: 6 sS:: Z j; Ire ss:@s:7 ::.a '.
8l&
, 1870-01-10

ErW foE~ t3ks t:np..x 1lurt1ct.
New aEs, Jan. e. In dry eo.A tLssr Il ttso3e-kt
ih.iaIfy f:rn. tist tALi.s tras oI,tbIc Eais I'll
Il nt the ~ h IF, hnwesrr.ts quiet. and prices
hAI nIts nj bot b+ite tu!is rsl.hl.I.>. .et
r"s -tx1ts. vi e f.hrir. krr sets At tn tat
lxtrr abe O. tL.pS yrc-A trr te,dtIG uakcz VI sptI
styits Of StlLts Apft Ii ol. HI e4t14e.
, 1870-01-10

Inn her, fret ......- r71A o.
es, feft -...........,..--.,,-.. haluooo
Lei{. A36k
ttlnites s.,... ..,.,,,,.,.., ID 70. 90
p}cf q -. ....... -: ,...-.-... ssk GO
Eor n, Ee4nF Et:h tba Upper AI9assst7pi aud tte
trbn1tts IL tcdtco fctt e s were cat sad S1t pat
drink The p4tt ye4r. OF thas a1so1nt "o feet
!nf, teso- ut Il tjtrw and Ram R1rn 7ts potat
Il Lsu alstIutlv44 u. ~ 49, ~ D. z-ta-S =.
, 1870-01-10

The f-ow1ek lts.E<r1 vii leave CnAfsez.or for FIJI:
ida, VIA tav ah, three hEa 7etk afcI ht71|4l q
lAr Hv9F Yc.k Steau:tirs thh North K4steru ka.
T. -at 1ta!p:
FIJI Ut soy. {lnlasd R.1ute4} ers<1 Sunday no-atS
BItTa TOR eve:g i1tse15 ereEtrg Il o'e!c.k
Vi1i ptlki, rfy tHak7 osenlt4k Il oc1i<k
1Moosh II, j.: Il II ba had - Al ohAitsIan AID II
yGalah o:s sl4 llnt ktus1e' Y ae~ IKE
LII EUF.NaE7lN IN b l&}- Agents n ssT1nSa1
, 1870-01-10

From The Stw IurE Etts,ry Fba, .1an 5
In the stLuYl report ot Comptroller Alien, he
p.NeA lLe following suggestive A'attnt1t o. sne
cIreE dstprs8 tf c-rrxsu ut part1c.N or t1e S-l.e
government fer The JE2tt 1850 AGd 1869:
, 1870-01-10

P1teq rc1aain Er.n and no4insn5 uata
AcEt.wed; y a.
No. k.~1
1hiek ues8-Fyr shingles 10 be two lusdea II thcx-
Er4e~
40 Ier cst.oad add when Transferred. whI:h
eEaTre 70 1nwa the shlns!eh .o,r
phIke to report dull nnd nnsastactoty metal tnat-
ftt Pricrr. howeref tenaln 4teAdy ~ fuuoN4:
, 1870-01-10

STEAM ElRECT TO lDhD0N.
LONDON AND NEW Y0Kk SrEAaSNle LIfE.
.sse.nen f:rt1ixs.ly to lordou from rssr Ne. :,
North Rver. New fotE- P41aAle At aSQ, ~ 9ud -,
culttLcy. .......
Heona . otAta.Anta...-.......Feh- L
CeE4-..-......... Feb. 81
f.. pA.41ks 70 Hambart, Brtrncc. Hare. PAr11,
AntxeIp ana MtterdsIs. II eheAks,s s117c9Sy r1ssa
NAbNAtk. ccrr4r LaS4:lc Ind NJ dtsou-t Il Cnteaes
For f.eiEht to AUWLANbE AsPLsH ALL Scutb
II. ueY YORK
, 1870-01-10

The following veto the receipa and se1pneas
Of e1eadttaas nd stock at lals pala. during toe
rast week and for corresponding Wee1z endl1R
~ tated:
, 1870-01-10

siEl tnat fbr trst general Eni2 ctp rJiut out. 50
Ala ch =, b. Etcce.+fJi, t.tl 10 tue face CT hts
&it*eLt dhCoLraSe1ttt.
to wiki up the lung tern, thep. Ee woald
tus. t.a, IS The ,aId isJs LUZ, Jn SC Wt'gat
Fs1"1'"s nearer turce-s ttaa Mr.. Al .sy, aad Mt.
h:isfru l~21tr than Gustr4Ur Metntl. WIT
Lew thatss shc s'tullivn caJ SAsuu1t bJ the
fGe Tue caacus 3 LtId, Or Mh4s o: whose
c9sEets uaJ bet = ,Ea,&red os promoted Ia rue
GOA u Lau sts 70 De n d. De ~e-n tasse wev
Rant to De scns!or Nd -'en La, tos prophecy IL
.ufetelL From Present appra1 Snces tue cootrat
r,il rot be ns o!it<f as h.4 pe.u generally II
,.cted+ II VII rraoAutg Ire .arn. IN. q! tha:
rurnsth permitted bJ hu.est ,isa,es and bauor
a,!c uNt..un oi ten*iu.nI Tue eho,e conre,1
:s ptk,cs uLdet tbe surface. haAever, and now
.:cay nd 10 usu IDoas-
7HK suok1-7EsxtxA.
Eur Sc, A,or Grtu s. u. cx p. sd tern, ,hes, ne
<a.oLalat plenty, AoDc VI ~Lum .r4 re.ly a4tee
T., ~ule 6thers 4su iett'nk thugs dftt sion, AID
l-e,r Xues with IT, Just u /. oaJ. We Gao "a,
c. r1alAIy that the 10 IL s,oG sea',sutn uas Be
r'.r&,d-'e.I rspdldn.s We: ra- Ho.. J. H. Gf1a"
Ell, Gencsat VI. q ,ter, H. fton- D. P. stohos,
JLoxe Cooley, 9,sssaM L1He. aau H1n- S3nu
A. kxEor- NJ. Gl1n.ellA cnAac'ss nrt 8roeta!1
c!s.le6 ~ the ot.t, aud Tue *Arraut lof kuca
@sseIuou seens g9o1, hu: n & poAafe. of nts
HLtss lit the tfA:.,or, fuE that Ii - 10 tae
drc.s Il airy ole u tr1 gcutteuen haued,-uo
Artus 10 br corctdet shat srort-te1m Senator
I'll he ell cted. Many seFS :to1.laens nanei Ln'e
'teen tuggc.leo, but the naJYr.:J oI sun eminent
Se:tenea sppes1 10 fook up1a the tf1ef ol the
cmoe - tu1 Iurp4n 10 y uua e. We n
NNE e1pretEots for tie uo1. ]. 2. W4s,p,
a'rhefa' i'otcc ana liza P1.ce, hut The op!uiou
L. come Oh Lila: Ienh:s coe Ut Them would tAse
L. ecoses o osher NJ c. .re pen aosed, suoaE
them u 'e:1"s OF !, G .yer4sr Ere wood. Gov
efrot oNt. aud mil sIJ nea y NOS. s1tn n.
heFrpaits Lumber; ou. aapaE.pu. w4too1t ant
eaLci.du HOE lie -rues III ,Lu .ely.A Isis &c er-
ally lootco upoa nt Po. /. III 10 = q cu uAa viii
70 or The the AID out ot sigh. BIZ s,ms oae
viii be found g III tu accca: ~. 4o1. ne dou,,. A
fotI n4n at tnat. We m1.e NJ a:tcnp: \. Lolnt-
lug out the naa WEo : III rrt 1t.
sCF~EEE JubLk.
Th:s "a hardy n - / 'eg"'u%Ecy belonging To
ltRiE Atly. Ton ert, nut = II 'u.'4ace It ,een.
10 loan D rex tot Se1A n:at q:.stto,, nnp
nay reoone couplica'e. ~nh - Waom vi,
The Govern 4ppasu'! II the ItierIoeaSoa u ta4
hour, and onc ,ba: toou y rfiss o au4wer- Tee
no&t pt1mn en-, csn. .da - NJ, jacge Day, T.,
Fremont County; Juage C1ss-. Of la utlton. zod
Jncge R'cao1ap. OF M1..h in-, y TIC fae pa0'i
<fstu pos. M,.4et. cnkio, Fa"6r:d. Acsnf
7arIeo'!', hcotsttery, W.i AM. sbd toSe's
oite1s. t1s 1l:queQty hss1l, II. wall ptoaab:l
, 1870-01-10

OiIS-The Eetcfl o., 1nHfket ~ Iniee but for moss
ttst,ct ns feeling .aiaed. Ead qucta.5oes wce
stli in.tsiIea II asoan+a - Rs NIT e Z ess
No L. Sf..u 10 q 31.lo; catbon ol =: Nnseed TAT,
Mr; Hrseed boiled. u %: Whale ell y haaf
1esiee E5a.7Ac: sperm on. $,75s3aoo. elcph '2s Oh
r1T al TN1tlKS-Ss.ea 80 ID choke rfaehh1oN. ftou,
.59@e ~ = ~ ST Il Ioe; f.th d'!d
At III 2isc = b ened u t&c. 100 ~ u l3c - n!
dry ftd aud choice nj leal7c u dsz 1Hr t!etei
f3I0s DEE ppof drekE At ~ 10: do= Esrst g;
Il do1 p;ai.ie ckicfeas af 8. %: etoz tM.l u s'
6co IA Septp n hams aut saddles 1t l431s-
klCE-Picts Ie1u atn ah1ut the e.fns - ~ note9
Tie den.rd !. mesE-: Pa'na. eass'*e' easos'os'
S@s1sEpSMh frT 5fs slpE brands zt1c marked dawn
~ = rrr nr.f dryoar1 I3fht. The {olloIT-
, 1870-01-10
TEkNE SSEE.

Celebration or THO ipniveranrF OF
tne Emancipation fFocinns htion-
she AIr.cAbAt tgnt I'll E0FcU-A Grand
Csl.bEell1A neIn skras s&tou-0,a .ter-
uAnIcn, smith Snubbs d -Direful
sAs sGuiuktuhB-The ConTentt0n-SiE-
HaflcaH t-lhc Legislatures
, 1870-01-10

Tat4l. slela E4S YEA li.ott
The Etetirts Tor thu week and LIT compare ~ fo1
twEs ,,-.
, 1870-01-10

Tho Crops oe the Pnaa Soa1oN-Thc
I valley of ahe kukV-8ott Mbd Cli-
mbue- Tic FoEthN atomic KekeE-
rAtsoE- AxeAties with xhu lndlahHs
Cnfrksnnntknfe nf Tia nhL.ann Iefbuns
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-03

LTvEErooL. Dec. 3--l2 2. m.
Reined fT3l. Spirits lO,$.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-03

ANTWERP, Dec S-.3p. N.
C9nde-Eo market.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-03
rkHH nlG MARKETS.

OFFICE OF
pETROLEUM CENrRE DAILY RfCoRD :
D-crlnhrr 9. 1870.
The market remains quiet aud unch 'ngel
for spot oil The Interest in the "Bu!r'
increment continues Intense and ,rost OF tGr
o.. at this point and on The upper road is
tied up hy one or the other 0! the ciigles
in the ''cornei" movement now Ou loot. The
.~lles here ware 500 bbla gravity at $40
and 1900 blls regardless at $3.50.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-03

Gail and see the eYtensioo top Dictator
with reservoir, at Nicholson & Blaakmoa's,
agents for the same.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05

OFF FOR EUROPE. - Mr., HENRY
KooP with hls wife started on Monday for
avist to their native land in Europe Mr.
X. has been a resident of Mineral Point for
IS years,an in that time has made himself
many friends, who viii regret that he may
never return to resume citizenship among us.
Coming to this country IA poor man, he has
succeeded by industry, enterprise and econ.
omy in amassins sufficient TO secure his
comfort for the remaining years of life
AS a good citizen and accomplished gentle.
mamie is highly respected in this commun.
ity, and his absence will be regretted by
a large circle of friends May prosperity
and happiness attend him and his excellent
lady in their journeyings.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05

READ TINS, EVERYBODY There
VIII be meeting Of those residing in the
vicinity of Mineral Point, who are desirous
OF forming society for the Advancement
OF our agricultural and other interests, and
to hold annual fairs or expostons, at the
CITY HALL, AT THREE O'CLOCK on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY IA, 1870.
1t is expected that the committees appoint
ed at former meeting of this kind, will
be prepared to report, and further steps
taken toward the object in view.
This is something in which everybody in
this and adjoining counties is interested -
1t Is contemplated to form a society in.
cuding all South-W Western Wisconsin, and
Northwestern Illinois, aud have fair
open for competition to all the world and
we hope to have the entire surrounding
countrF represented Parties in this City
stand prepared to fnd and equip appropri.
ate grounds for the fair, so all that remains
TO be done is but to secure some kind of or e.
ganization and proceed to work. Let all at.
tend this meeting who can, and farmers
especially.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05

The Black River Falls Banner gives
an account Of the discovery Of u horrible
murder committed near Black River
Lalls about last Christmas
The body Of n child year old was
found by some children gathering flowers
soon after the snow melted, with the skull
on the back Of the head broken. bruises
and holes in the back and side, and yer,
thIna Indicated that 1t had been taken by
The legs aud dashed upon stone or log uu.
{ dead. Is almost impossible to believe
that any mother could be so cruel al d
wicked as to murder her own child
in such horrible manner, and vet
there seems NJ doubt that the child nat
its death at the hanis Of is mother Mrs.
Jennie Seville, nee Davis, good looking
young woman not over % who was arrest
ed at Portage and KEEP very cool during
her examination The water in Back
river is too low for log driving but at an
excellent stage for running lumber.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05

Y T. IL f. PASSWORDS, late the Demo-
cratic nominee for Congress in this Dis,
trict, died ut his residence in .Iuda, Sat-
urday morning, April 23d, of inflammation
OF the stomach aud bowlcs. Tom was a
good hearted man, and he has left may
warm friends, even among his political
enemies, lie was young man of more
than ordinary ability, and had, notwith.
standing his being blacksmith by trade,
u fair attainment in egal and political
knowledge. He was justly sty led tho
Blacksmith Orator lie, like all men,
had his FAULTS let them lie in the grave
with his body, and let his good qualities,
of which he had many be cherished by
those who have felt his firm grasp as a
friend, and warm heart beat in svmpa.
thy for his iel ow men We have not
known him long, but knew him WE'LL.
Peace poor ToM is beyond the grave
80 mote it be, - Monroe Sentinel
REpoRrs of the wonderful richness OF
the new goId mines in New Mexico have
been recei ed at San l'ransisco. Tho
lodges are from fifty to three hundred
feet in width, and contain very rich
quartz The location of the mine is near
the Sulits LieduroF Mountain, in theVir.
ginia district, fifteen miles west of Burrs
mountain, Tucson is said to be nearly
deserted The excitement about tho
mines is spreading throughout the Ter
rlt0ry.
Mr. Cyrus W. Field, OF ocean telegraph
tame, desires now to connect America
andAsia by submarine cable and is ask
ng Congress to assist him in he matter.
A bill hns been introduced Incorporating
a company with $l0,OOO,0W in gold to
lay n cable from san Franslsco by way
of Hawaii and Japan to China, $500
miles
The debt Of the United States amounts
to sixty-fve dollars per head of popuIa-
ton, OF France to sixty eight oIlars, and
that OF Holland to one hundred and
Sc en- dollars, and that OF England to
one hundred and thirty>Ionr.
HosrILlrIEs have broken ont between
the Usage Indians in Kansas and Tho
white settlers on the Usage lands. The
indians attacked tn settlers last week,
wounded two rhe Quaker AGENTS
are trying to preserve the peace
Mr. Boutwell, has ordered the heads OF
the late General Thomas and ex Minister
BurhngaIne to be engraved on the nex5
issue of national bonds
TnEJa JanesviIle Gazette reports the uni
yersal testimony OF farmers that less
wheat has been soun ia Rock county This
year than usual Some men, however.
have sown fully their usual breadth think
ing that prices will rule higher Tor that
grain in the fall than now.
A GAMBLING den was seized on in la
Crosse last week, and twenty of its oc-
cnpans captured including, sn = tho
Dem0crat, some OF " our most respected
clti2ens
TnEannpal exhibition Of the Jo Dsviess
County H., Agricultural FAIR will 10
held At G,lena beginning on the 9th Of
Sept 1870
MADISON last week, added to her fra
department. another steam engine
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05

WIRE CLOTHES LINE. Every mar.
ried man aud woman has experienced tie
inconvenience and annoyance of stretching
and breaking of the ordinary rope clothes
line, and will appreciate an Improvement
that obvlates thes ediilieuites We cam point
them to such an Improvement in the patent
white wire lines, for which Mr. T. b. TRE.
GLGus is agent. We have u piece of this
wire that has lain in water for ten days,
and is now as bright as burnishcd silver,
and as free from rust and canker, clothes
hing Oh it are in no danger Of being mark
ed any more than on arope line OF course
1t does not stretch, and is not liable to
break ; there is no necessity for ropes, and
no weekly trouble of fighting. Once set,
and YOU have clothes line that will last a
decade and ALWAYS be ready for use. Mr.
I. will canvass for orders through this sec
tion, and will make many sales if the people
serve their own interests.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05
New

THE BJScobel Journal has a lengthy
and Characteristic account of Tow Blsnsp's
late visit to this city. II description
of the NJ p. K. r. is anything but com.
Elementary to that "artery of commerce. y
....The Journal tells that Hon w. W
FIELD and family, with NJ. b PlrrMAN and
family, narrowly escaped drowning by a
boat springing leak while they were out
on one of the sloughs near that village one
day last week. * fire broke out in the
building, occupied byT YIELDING as a drug
store, at Fennimore Centre, last week, and
consumed that building aud one adjoining,
together with the entire stock of goods.
and household furniture, in the second
story, The first named building was not
insured the stock of goods had an insur
ance of 5000, and the adjoining building
of $500, The journal tells how dog
fell into well, twenty five #. deep, at the
Bobel House, IN Boscobel, and rope being
let down, the dog caught it in his mouth
and held on until he was drawn to the sur
face.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05

New Tunes. Mr.. j. II. CART
WRIGHT, our enterprising jeweler called u,
in the other day, and exhibited to ON
approaching eyes some of Manning's paten,
britannia fire proof tea aud coffee pots, re
Gently received. They are certainly val
liable innovation in tea and coffee pots, and
must become popular. He also sho wed W
lot Of new late style jet and rubber jew
ery, such as can be found nowhere else
West. of Chicago, Go aud see them
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05

Buy your WALLPAPER at the Post
filice Book. Store, where you can have il
trimmed free OF expense. rarties using
forty or fifty rolls of paper can in this VII,
save at least $500, as it takes about on,
day 10 trim that amount OF paper. This is
something worth taking consideration
these hard times. Samples Of Gold stamp.
ed Paper always on hand, and if not in
stock, can be procured within three DAYS
Remember, you that are hiring help to hang
your paper, can save at least 90 per cent.
of the cost in hanging by purchasing Of us
and hnving il trimmed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05

FLEEcED. While in the city Of
New York, recently, for the purpose
of purchasing goods, and having con.
siderable money with him, Nr. SHERWOOD
Of this city was inyeigied into entering a
respectable looking establishment and re
lieved Of large sum Of money.
S.-Ile received in return for his
money n splendid stock of Spring and
Summer dry goods, which are now being
opened at the City Store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05

SuRGEON ANn MECUANfCAh ilENTlsT, would
y announce to he citizens Gf linrrul Point and Vi
entity that be has taken the office and outfit formerly
occupied by 81. :. LAwEGNCE and respectfully ten
ders hi, services TO the public. Beautiful sets Of
of teeth from To entire sett inserted with life
Ike gUmS, IN mst artistic manner, and tit
guaranteed IN "a cases particu ar attention given
10 filling cleaning ana preserving natural teeth. ~
Chdreb's teeth corrected and stragltened. Nitrous
oxide gas, or mediested air constantly on hand Tor
extracting teeth without pa u. vi engagem' MS or
contracts Of 81 T. LNWRtSCE will be fulfilled as per
egnuact Office at The old stand, one door west OF
The 4duk, up stairs XXt-4a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05

New PATENT. We notice by the
report of Western patents, issued during
week ending April Goth, that Nessrs RlcH.
ARD and WILLIAM KENDALL, of this city
have invented and patented hosting
machine, to be used principally on board
of ships, We have examined draughts and
should judge the apparatus to be practical
Hope your ingenuity and industry may be
well rewarded, gentlemen
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05
MI n r e L - G K =

YANN tTRE -iEAVlTf--At the NJ u. Parsonagein
this city by Rev D. W. CorCn, Morris VanmAtle of
a (ornm aud liss Mary Il. Leavtt of Wamwos
Iowa o., Wis
q bTHORF--MILLFR-At the N. r. paraina~
IA This city by ev d. W. C5uuu. Apiil 2Sth
james Gollihorp aud Miss sarah Ann MllNi =
Both Of Lost grove
ElCdA DSoN-lcViCh hR Apr Esd by the Rev
A, :, fALs, Mr. Joseph richardson and aiiss
Martnn McNIcnr both VI AinerA Pulnt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-05-05

take pleasure IN announcing TO the public that
hat. admlited rs partner tr N. f. NJ ,hTiN Of hi.
city, but ho has been engaged fof the past tour ys,r,
Ia the Secrelarys Office ht Maids aud Is well knows
and has had experience Ia tie hardware hl,uv,a
Ia former years On ami after this date he name aud
style oi The irm will be Desiin * Nattiu, and truA
niil sion become ell aud favor bic knoan 10 yuI
Ia cons qucuee Of he ahuye change my business
wish TO cuil the alentlsn o ali those who az. lad b-
ed 80 me 10 call and settle their accounts
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, Apnl llth 1871
lIiH N. DENliN