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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

SURGICAL A Mrs. McDoUGALL,
of Highland, had been suffering some time
from large tumor in the neck, and one
day last week came to this cit and had it
cut out by DR.. DALTON. The operation was
one requiring scientific ssrgical skill, and
We are glad to learn was quite successful.
The patient is now in fair way to per-
manent recovery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

WIEN did you hear Of the like?
A good suit of cashmere cloth, all wool,
can be purchased for tie small sum of $40.
Now there is no need Of complaining if
wheat is low for articles of clothing are
surely much lower than they have been
for years past. When did you ever buy
good prints, fast colors for less than l25
cents per yard, or the best armures, in plain
and figured, as low as 20 cents Yet at
such low tignrers you can get the articles
named at nELLEas, and all other articles
proportionately bow Small profits and
quick returns has been bis motto for the
past year, aud we understand that great in.
ducemcnts are offered 10 cash customers, az
he is very desiruus to make room for spring
goods. Dvlt rgc.-DELLEns Emporium
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
MINERAL POINT MARKET,
{ Corrected Heekiy)


MINERAL pr, . P. NJ, Wednesday, Feb.t6.
Goblin New York l2lg.
WHEAT--No. 1, G5; No. 2, co; No.
3, 55
OATS-32.
C0RH-New, 50
FLAX-Best, |. 80 present delivery
BARLEY-~i56o65
IIIDES--Firm-~Green, 6@6i; Calf %
MlO; Dry. l2ml5
GRURBY hides less thai the price
of good Hides.
WooL--Unwashed, 90; Waslled, 3o@S5
HOGS--Live, 7(07tp ib
IlOGS-Dressed, 9.oO@9. so " ID.
CATTLE--4G15
BUTfER-22@2j.
EGGS--l5.
CulCKENS--Dresscd, Solo ON =
/" Undrersed, ~ cts each.
P0TATOES-d0Wi5
LARD--22S@25.
BEANS--l bO6t2.5O.
ONloNS--75ml. .W
APPLES--6. 30 II III.
CRANjERIaES--l7t@20 y qt.
BLACK-JACK-$l2.00. u tou.
DRl -BONE-aliOp ~ 10
LEAD 0EE--sioW Si5 ~ thousand e..
N0Ob--21 oo61f 90 - cord.
fLoV Re- 25N 3 5p.
BUcKWHEAr FLoUR-$a i3ewt
LUhBLk-Uommon, s2i ~ N.
Clear Siding $40 - NJ
Dressed Flooring ai@f5 u II
SllNGLfS-A. Ans.
" No 40
LATiI---4 20.
CmcAGo. Feb IS, lSTO.
ILOrR- Best Spring Wleas t8.i0G$I.50 bLl,
WilEbT-N Nn, i 81; No. 2 7s@sgt
C0RN-7nG4;Dja.
uATS--39 Il
BuTffh- Roll 9SGt 81 Fertin- 22Q n.
1863 frrsh--, l0r.2t.
IBEf CATrLE- Medium Gradcs-rti 2)f;5 90,
llo1s-LlvE. -Medi m Grades rs 10 ta9.3.s
Luqa=p Dressed d--.l0 .26GtiO 3.h.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

THE LAST SENSATION in the SEN
sational, irrational Darlington Democrat il.
an assertion that AMAsA Conn first entered
Congress poor man, and that during his
eight years of service he has stolen enough
to make him now worth one million dolla,'s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

VISITING CARDS. We are prepar.
ed at this office to print Ladies' Visiting
Cards, as neatly as they can be done in
Chicago or anywhere else. Those doubling
the truth Of this, are invited to call and
see SAMPLES.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

DULL.---The dullness Of the times
effects everysbrNnch Of trade and industry
even the ministers complain, having no
marriages to solcmnze for week or two.
We suggest to them the same remedy as to
all other business men---advertise.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

Pus RED Caoss. We sometimes send copies OF our
paper to persons who are not subscribers This Is
done as a means of advertising. Persons receiving
the TRIBUNE, who are not subscribers. k.I wILA a
red cross NJ will understand 1t as invitation to
he m TO subscribe After sending three or four
copies no more wi be sent unless ordered continued
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
WNI. r. HENRY,

DANKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND
ID AGENT, Mineral Point Wis Makes collections
at Bank Rates; buys aud sells lands on commission:
pays taxes perecs titles aud attends to all matters
pertaining TO Real Estate in all parts of Wisconsin
Sells sight drafts on New York and on other ctes
and on Europe 39-g
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

IT IS said to us that "CARrwRIGnr
hos the largest stock Of Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware, otc.. in Iowa County.
and is selling them cheaper than any
other man" assertions to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

The "mastcrly inactivity Of our
people, and especially Of the Common
Council Of our City, will undoubtedly re-
suit in nothing being done to improve the
highways leading into our City, and con
sequent repetition of the dull season :
we experienced last summer and fall.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

STRUGGLES AND TRluMpHs.-This
new book by BARSuM, is now attracting
much notice, The publishers offer liberal
terms to agents. See their advertisement
in another column. Some one can make
the dull winter profitable in canvassing
for this book.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
JOSEPH MATCJELLE.

Z IfANEFACTuRER Of al kinds Of Ornamental
1sl Hair Work, such as bracelets, Breast Pins
Watch Guards, Necklaces, Finger Rings, Ear kings
Charms &c. Also Curls, Waterfalls switches, Ia
dies Prons Pieces Gents Wigs. and everything N
lls iine. Cash paid for raw hair 7. o. beS .l5,
Mineral Point, aia xuIS-iy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
T.. II. w.

MEASLES. --THE extent Of the op-
erations of this disease in our City may
be judged from the fact that about eighty
pupils the public school, IN the second
ward, are land up with it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
BENNETT & TEAsDAtE, Publishers


y TIE frst page tie Tribune ,oiH be deooted
10 Local matters. For advertisements, (erceN
professional cdrds,) inserted on this page tue
@dH charge fftg per cent ddgaRce on ordinary
rates. No large "cutS" eeiA be diiowed on this
pa9e dtdny rates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

THE exhibitions given by Prof.
WELLS in this city gave general satisfac.
tion. The distribution of gifts was gcner-
ous, and the awarding Of grand prize (to
little daughter of r. l.. REAp) convinced
everybody that there is no humbuggcrv
abont Prof. w. lie does all he agrees 10.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

The donation last week to Elder
TAsKEa was quite liberal. consisting of
$40 in cash, and many valuable presents
:" in kind"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
COMYERCIAL HOUSE,

Dodgevle, Wis.
JAMES JONES, PROPRIETOR
Ihiis HOUSE, located nearly opposite the Court
House, is the most capacous i8 the village. lsa
new building; rooms well furnished, and the table
always supplied with the best the market Affords
uea Barn is about being erected, wherein no can
pe well ctrei for at rcasnaDle rates xxII--29tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

SHoo Fly Don't BoDDER Me! but
60 to tho Cry STORE for Dry Goods Of
every kind There you will find large
stock and small prices
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

MAPLE SUGAR.-There are consid.
cradle preparations making for the ap-
preaching sap season." in Richland Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
ALEX. WILSON.

4 TTOENEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
IN Agent fvf n. W. Mutual Lille Insurance Company
and Republic Fire Insurance Company. Olice oppo.
ALe the City Hall, upstairs, Mineral Point, Wis.
xyI-43
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
POINT MORNING. FEBRUARY 1se New Series

Our various friends at Madison
have furnished us with two or three copies
of the annual report of the State Superin.
tendent Of Public Instruction. II is an
able and comprehensive document. From
it we gather the following particulars re-
lating to the schools Of Iowa County;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
Ig. A. KENDALL,

DH0T0GRAPuIC ARTIST. Lkenesses taken Of
Z of every iud and variety. Call aud examine
specimens AT rooms high st hinerai Point, Wis.
XNt-l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
AnAsA COBB
'. W. LlkESs.
BIB, y
CORR & LIIkENS.

A TToRNEYS AT LAW, Mineral Point, Wisconsin
N Practice in the Courts aud attend to Agencies
ana Collections in all parts Of Wise saslR. 0ce in
henahan's Block, opposite the Post ONCE. XxI-2l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON once In Cosd's
i Block over Dellers store, corner Of High and
Chestnut streets, Mineral Point, Ws Particular
attention paid to Operative Surgery. 1vll-lS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
E. II. w E rsEse,

\ Tf0RNEY AND COUNSEL .OR ATLAW. 0lIice
A In East Front koom rs loor) Of the City Hall,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. XkI-i3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
O. G. SMITH,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No.
IA tary Pablic, and Land Gonveyancer. Farms oi
sale Prisk's Block, corner High and Chestnut sts.
ap-staiis, Mineral Point, Wis. 1xI-4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
GEO. ID. WlLBER, VI. ID,

i fers his services to his old friends and the com.
nunity generally once Ia Graber Whites block,
eernsr high aud Chestnut streets. Residence in the
brick house opposite (south)of the eresdence of Nm
LsnyOn, Sr. xNi-3O
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
MOSES NI. SrItONG.

HAS resumed the practice Of Law and will attend
L the sessions of the Circuit Court in the Counties
OF Iowa, La fayette, Grant, Crawford aud Richand.
Office at his residence in Mineral Point. xx-a6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
j. B. MOFFErF, NJ. IL.
DIR. GEORGE GIBSON,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. Once In Mofetts
i Drug Store. lIgh street, Minerh Point. rxI-l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17

REESE q NIULKs,
4 TTORNEYs AND CoUNSELL0BS AT LAW,
n Dodgeylle, Wis Attend to collections and prsc.
Gcc IN all the Courts Of this State, AXf-l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
Trieune Ofitial Qirrttorn.
UNITED STATES.
IOWA COUNTY

IOWA COUNTY,
Circuit Judre...... JOSEPH 7. Nil Ls. Lancaster
County Juds dse...,..ALEx. WILsos !. Mineral Point.
Sheriff ...... WiLLIAs SAvos .Dodgeyllle.
Clerk Circt Court .CHR'S KsssLga do
Clerk Rd super's. 0teltLE STUoyG. do
Register Of Deeds .0LlvsR p. ASHLEY do
60 lnty Treasurer. FRANCS VIVIAN do
District Attorney ~. MoST. SMrH. ~ neral Point.
oousty Surveyor. HsNRY MADDEN. do do
Coronor ........ .JohN lvEY, SEN. do do
School Superindt. SAMUEL PARKS ..Avoca.
iJEfF W. RgwgY. Mnlin.
Supervisors 49,. ARCH CAMPBELL. .Ridgeway.
HOMER G. Snow. .Avoca
Dyerscer OF Poor. THOMAS THOMAS. DodgeylIe,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
w. III. VAN DUSEy, vi. d.,
N. DALTON, vi. I'd.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. Linden, Iowa Co
Il Wisconsin. xIR-SI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-17
CITY OF MINERAL POINT

CITY OF MINERAL POINT
Mayor. ................ JAMES HUTCHINSON
City Clerk ...............W WILLIAM H. CuRxy
Treasurer. .CHARLES HOLMES
Assessor ..........,.... GEoRGE W. Bliss
School Superintendent. JOSHUA HASsCoM.
FirH Wlrd-Coiam0n CounciI-Secoaa Ward.
slDysy E. snErAHp, DAVID JAckA,
WILLIAM }. HEALEY, J. PETER FREiDEy,
JoHN j. Ross, RECaARD GoLpsgoRrgr
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Mutgtnsrn.

OsE oo-noRsE ROOT sectional boiler and
aohorse trunk engine for sale Been in year and
half Apply to Publisher Of Tho sun
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InantiaL

hight PER CENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE ISSUE OF
Of 10000.
by THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY II. n. CO.,
in denominations OF 1900 and $500, coupon or regis
tered with interest eight cent per annum, paya
bic 18th February and August. In gold, free of United
states taxes In New York or Europe. Inc Bonds have
thirty years run, payablen New York In gold Trus.
tees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of New York.
Tho mortgage which these bonds is at the rate OF
1880 per mile, covers q completed road for every
bond Issued, and is a nrst only mortgage This line
connecting ST. Joseph with Fort Kearney will make
short Hld through route to California -. a..
The Company have capital stock ot...,... tlUVVVVOJ
And q grant OF land nom Congress OF
100000 acres, valued at the lowest estimate ..o.o
,-h,.......,;. .i.''''s''s'''s''''''''''''' ,ogg
Flint Mortgage Bonds. ........i............. lcOOW
o,h VI 90, " nv 90 and accrned I'M.
terest Can be oDained from the undersigned, Also
pamphlets. maps and Information relating thereto.
Income are desirable to parties seeking safe and ucra-
WV ". p. CONVERSE CO, Conf. Agents.
81 Pine st., New YORK;
TANNER a CO., Fiscal Agents,
10 Wall ST., New York
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Amnstmtnts.

-
INNYANc6. rAMMANY. ~, <, co.
AMusEMkYYr 4 kffsSoRr N TIE
First ap Tas M9N % EVENING JAN a. 1871
RoBERT NICKLE,
in grand TIIs sn WORLDS fRE'rIDleiTATEUE'
VARIED PROGRAMME.
No 'ppSlIlfp9cfTfii & OR pARApurRSALA
.vsrv ,sai1 HsISs SisiISS FhIFrcn,M,ANGEs,
DoUDLY FHSI ts ss55HfS SSafs f5Sleur
Or aNaickI h"i
nserss Of Ta3lesun bseutifaIy rspreented scenes Of
SFoaSgns is eSsrmlPs "a. q y sSlor and
suaeRce WEaeSe in nsuies appear ana tue entire
'0'O' WIN rf HSoh VI me 'AhhDhi
r EtSlt 81 IiIs S G e Wander
l. 5sss M ' lsSI sSfs ssly SE I4 T S
oov' JOHN &. T HOFFMAN,
GRAND ArqraEPosSfiSSa r. WASHINGTON.
Burnannd most successful aad enjoyable burlesque OF
!! dad DIckEY. BAD DlokhY
EAP PPllSGkty. RA,RR RiISKEy
B E$ta:}; po,,,, Music. B S;s; R$os Sii$5,.
~ IHR ESEs nv Dawn STRONG.
1 sg is Sy Rys si ss s
aud Comprise i-Ihe Cavern Of Desbair strona Lao
leaux Vivans OF Despera,ion IN. Natehsr he dame
steTs, The Desperate Mannsors Manna"rs sanciufn
strOngi Old Holborn Card.s Strong I ord stanleyH
Castle strong. Old Wesimnster Pa ace ON tLe na1ks
OF the ancient Thames, Stfoprt King kichardr lent
Strong; Bosworth Field Stfose s '
THE PROPERTIES
embrace banncr, armor benrines tIonhIes baraes Ac
SC very pretty and unique ii not oil neraic accuraoy
TfIE CAST,
selected with care believed the stron gest glvon TO
any burlosque ever presented.
Charac In the prologuei
Genius OF Despalr.............AIf. ALFRED STEWART
GsniS. q NovclIy..........'Si Miss LIfLis wiiIIiY6
P s: Sa%si S.aassi:.::::::..::a4vs bSE4
Sail Hoy. Master MORTIMER
Stsge Manager BlDWELL
VILLAINS
Characters, Inips, &c.
Duke Of elO,terHSsi DetsV ~. NJ Il, ". FrsKs
" oDmeQlansO
Henri. Earl OF Aicimond: Miss fanny HERR1NG
(hcr nrst Appearance ~ this thvatrel
LORI StRpley, =. II, VERNEY
Duke OF buckingham. ........., NIss LtzZIE KELSEY
The Recorder IN III IL NJ fTIk0
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snsuralus

Ihk MffIffEfSgFkiScE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
i56 aud Id Broadway.
no EXPERIMENT. BUT AN ESTABLISHED IN
ORGANIZED A. ID. 1850.
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Rtal 6stat,.

by JAMES VI MILLER, -
THURSDAY. Feb. 8, 1870,
At u O'Clock. At the Exchange Salesroom,
No. III Bl oadway
PARTITION sALE-By order OF Supreme Court.
valuable improved properly in the city Of New York.
under the direction OF
JAMES MAURICE, ESQ, Referee,
being part of the estate OF the late Col James HARRISON
Deceased,
Being the following described premises, Wis:
No. l(8 Cedar st.
No. i3j Cedar st.
No. ~ Washington st.
No. 100 West At.
No. iiO West at.
No. II Cortlandt A.
No. IS Cortlandtst.
No 81 Cortlandt st.-Northern Hot"l.
No. i6i Washington st.
Nc. ir' WASHINGTON ~.
No. 81 Washington st., corner of Beach 81.
No. So Washington 81.
No. u West 9TH II. date 200 ith etO
Terms at salo-Sale pcrenptoTy, without reserve
Maps at auctiOneer's OfIlce. Is Pine 81.
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A C0nFORTAPLE COTTAGE HOME, with
for t2glO $3.50 cash, one with eight rooms for tiOO
ftO each. brick house with nine rooms for k5OoO
ny cash House with ten rooms apd two null lois for
W 900 ESQ cash. Balance on all OF ABOVE taken ~ de.
sired IN small monthly payments in lieu OF rent. More
ots with each house N desired Building lots for tl25
p.tPlne9v ti0 and upwards, TO suit Apply to 4. 4;
It. near BrOad az. ElZnhethnort. N i.
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A pfQEtGrdhs shlE hH Or Ay ySIGSbLE STORE
SOUTH SITS.
ADRfkNH MULLER p. II. WILKINS & co. will
sell at auction on
TUESDAY. JAN %. AT i2 O'CLOCK.
at the Exchange Salestoom, III Broadway, -
BY ORDER AID UNDER OBJECTION OF SAMUEL
". VALENTINE, ESQ, EXECUTOR OF ABRAHAM
VALENTINE, DECEASED.
GRkENWlCH sr-The lot OF land, together With the
fourstory brick store thereon situate the eastery
and known as No. 223.
DEY sT.-1he lot OF land, together with the four.
story brick store thereon, situate the north side Of
Dey st. between Washington aud West ss., and known
~ No. 81.
FRONT sT.-The lot Of land, together with the four.
story brck store thereon, situate the south side OF
Front 81, between Fletcher st. ana Burling slip, and
sotTH sf.-The lot OF land together with the four.
story brick store thereon situate the north side OF
South St., between Catharine and Market tu., and
known 10 No POS.
sales maps at oiHcc OF the auctioneers 7 Pine st.
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umt, &c........ :. '....'......stel7.s7o 81
For interest. ........ SJ6.7Si 81
For interest andlrsnts accrued $50 U.s., $50 OS1
Paid claims py death on po-
ncies aud bonus, and pay
,,nsui Of annuities. .......,..,. teI,igg %
Pad expenses Salaries taxes,
revenue STAMPS, medical ex
amners fees. COMMISSIONS,
Paid 'dividdends.' i;it,'i iic. 'i''"'
miums purchased policies
and bonus, interest on div
bends. 80 .t.;i asd.iso so-tl.iays Il
Cash In bank and on hand go. s68,cl5 a
Bonds and tnortgages.......... ] 5o5 0o 90
Loans on policies IN torce...... 2,l1l,g69 10
The aetpral est mates Of the
value Of tho policies which sc.
cure these notes is about
United states and New York
state stocks. .,........,...... 733,G09 90
Quarterly and seini.annaal
premiums deferred, and pro.
mums and interest In coursc
of collection and transmits.
Temporary loan; on stocks and "'''' '.
bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. sOlO25 90
ties, ti016i6l
Interest due 70 date and all
other property $500 sS-t6 29i $50 &c
President, STOKES
Slee-tfeAident.. \, WEMPLE
scvItthIS''''''''sss l.. HAISEI
aStuhI! y. sIEBBINs
Assistant secretary Y NEMPLE
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II AIDES wanted to learn on all Mind. OF sewing ma.
chimes. Machines 20 rent from 81 o ~ n'r month
also Tor sale on part payment ami inarh1es repaired
No. ~. Henry a.. Junction OF Gtaud -.
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Sblpprng.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
TO aud nom any Railway Station In Great Britain,
ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark, Germany, HOf
land BE GUM, anu the United States Oy steamers sail
ing weekly, for sale
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
W. ''' HENDERsoN. BROTHERS
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Deposit. made on or before Jan 20 will draw interest
from the first of the month. Wv
BANK OPEN EVERY DAY, from 10 A. NJ tospN
and EVERY EVENING from Ito oclrcA. ''
DEPOSITS received nom u to 5000 and Interest
paid from the isT EACH MONTH
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s...siinss sauAs.

SECURITY SAVINGS BANK,
Slth It,, corner of3iav
A sEMEANkUAL DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT.
will be paid to depositors
JAN. H. 1-i0.
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ad s Examine m sn our ish r.. s1 Si s so
tages, With extensions, containing all the Improve.
pens yery cheap and desirable. within 25 minutes OF
be terry vacant lots whi, three miles Of the Central
somely located, both brick and name modern style
and nnish, Pay no more rents cfamped rooms. he
your Swl landlord IT'S YOUR beet savings bank In the
world; D. d. ALLEN. corner Broadway and Ralph ay.,
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translation Of the Holy Bible is just being
perfected in Mosul. The readings of some few
Of the texts, as will be seen from our letter,
ton in London may produce most serious revo-
lutions both in the colleges and churches.
Nineyeh as it appears to-day is described.
Jonahs grave, according to Moslem tradition,
was visited by our writer. Our Mosul letter
thus comes to us full of grand old traditions
and memories, and replete with hope, with
faith and charity, with little about the reai-
ties of commerce and steam, of trade, travel
and general progress. So be it.
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Action of the Senate ON the Income TIA,

Action of the Senate ON the Income Tax.
The Senate could hardly have done more
popular thing just now than it did on Friday
in striking out of the tax tariff bill the clause
to continue the income tax. The vote against
the renewal of this odious impost shows that
the Senate is determined it shall cease. For
striking out there were thirty-fOur yeas to
twenty-three nays. 1t now remains for the
House to abandon the ground it took for con-
tinuing the tax in modified FORM The House
will act unwisely if it should not concur with
the action of the Senate No vote of the
Senate during this session has been more
acceptable to the people of all parties The
press of all shades of political opinion endorse
it with singular unanimity. The republicans
have large majority in the House, and the
responsibility Of continuing or abrogating this
tax rests with them now They will damage
their own political prospects and the prospects
of their party il they refuse to concur with the
Senate. When the House proposed to continue
the income tax in modified form it had not
felt the pressure of public opinion, but the
Senate has. Now, however, there is reason to
hope the House will feel and act in accordance
with popular sentiment. This income tax was
q war measure, as has been admitted by Con-
gress, and in times of peace it is inimical to
our institutions and views. Let it be buried
with all the other evils of the war, and let us
hope there will never be any necessity for it's
revival.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26

Nineveh rs 1t Ts-Religion mt the Tomb Of
Jonah.
Its far cry to Loeb Ave-" says the
British poet; but, as will be seen in our pages
to-day, it is not too star" for the HERALD to
speak from Rome to Nineveh and thence to
New York, to instruct from the Vatican and
enlighten from the site of the tomb of Jonah.
One of our special writer's, dating at Mosul, on
the banks of the Tigris, tells us of the progress
which is being made by the disciples of the
modern religious creeds in the East. He
reports the present position of the American
Church missions near Nineveh, and describes
the advance which is being experienced under
the French fathers Of the Dominican Order in
the same field. His statements indicate that
the Church of Rome, for some reason or other,
works in these far-off lands with more central.
lied energy, and, according to more uni
form, perhaps more intelligent, consequently,
rule of action.
Her propaganda influences in the East
are thus more extensive and her Church
foundations more stable. Christianity, in
Its broad scriptural acceptation, was
making consoling progress however. The
field is ample, the laborers few As evil
dence of the work which is being done we
would call attention to the fact that new