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l. III. Rnkowilz. "a.

J. Il. Bukowttz, ESQ.
DEAR Sir: If not inconsistent with
your duties to your pupils. or averse
20 your wishes, we woul1 respectfully
request that gou favor eur citizens
with repetition of the musical en-
tertainment recently furnished by
your pupils and yourself at Philhar
monic Hall. We hope you will sig
Nifty your Willingness to comply with
our wishes. and fix an esrly date
suitable to your convenience.
Being fully cognizant of the fact
that you can lily afford to bear the
expense thereof, we would suggest
that small admission fes be charged /;
and we trust that a sufficient amount
may be realized over expenses tc re-
ieve you, in part, at least, Of present
embarrasments.
Promising our best efforts to Sc
cure you a full house upon the oc-
casion, We remain. respectfully. yours,
Fl. Schaefer. FL. A. Cook, A. Mar
CONNER, @. Clement, aud others.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 10, 1870.
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NEW nrlaana Market.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEAlgs. NOV. IL.
:. FdogE 70 5suR =; uRerfnsss q 50; double extra
CoRN-Mi1ed SOC; white S09s5c; yellow
s0o.
OATs-4895lc.
BRAN 81 10.
HAX-Prime s29i choice esO08l.
PoRK-MeBs G28.
BAcoE-Shoulderg 15915<; clear sides
2lZ92is<; hams 2j92Sc.
LABD-Tierce l7@l71z. kes duh atlsH.
EUGAR--LoWer: prime lie.
MoLAsa Es-Prime 67GT0c.
WHISKK-950al o.
COFFEE-l71z0HM-
CoTTON-Week's sales 81 600 bales; re-
eeipts net 42602 bales; gross 40 ,426 bales
exports TO Liverpool 2l ,285 bales; New
York 2 4O2 bales: stock 81 ,2i0 bales: active
and drmsr middfng l51< sales 3 300 bales
receipts 1909 bSlesi exports 70 Liverpool
sTERLTNG-2O1S; sight par81z discount.
(aOLD-l liz.
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gt. LOuig MaFIIet.
By TeleRrapn.l

BY IeleRrapnsI ST. LOUIS ~ oV. II.
CoTToN-Duli bat unchanged, at 141<c.
peTflne Winter, t49e4 1bs extra, 81 15N4 50.
WHEAr-Bprtng, ApWefs sales at B20811<c
for No. Chicago spring; Fall steady; No.
2 red Winter 81 EGl Is.
CoRN-Held above buyers' views; yellow
&C; fancy white, 725k975c.
OATs-Easisr at 40043c.
BARLEY-Firm bat slow at 7509Oc.
RYE-Steady at zoe for prime.
WHIsKY-Dull out unchnnGeq, at ble.
bling demand. Pork, s25 % for old, and s25
for new. Bulk shoulders, 10<@lic; clear
rib, l5c: clear sides, f51<c. Bacon ghoui-
ders, l4c; clear sides, 1870.
LARD-Dult at 141<i0145<c for new.
CATTLE -Unehanged.
HcGs-Flrm Rt 65+87c; receipts large.
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D. B. E. G.
Comfy Notice.

To accommodate especially the la
boring class, notice is hereby given,
that, from and after November 14th,
1870, the Auditors and Treasurer g
Offices will be kept open every Mon
day evening from Z to 8 o'clock, to
enable them to transact their bust
ness without loss of time.
PHILIP DDcKER, A. v. O.
+. LUNKERHEISIER, Z. V. @.
nov10 BOT
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EnPnnnan MAFkala.

By Telegraph LONDON, Nov. IL,
Consols e31E: bonda quiet; 63's 6sJ& 65's
So +; 67's 90; l0-40's 6T1z.
LIVERPOOL, November u.-Cottou un-
changed ana steady; sales I0O0o bal@a T.
sales FOR the week G7 600 bales: spec..lation
IA 900 bales: exports 5000 bales: stock 486
OO0 bales American 62,O0O baiess receipts
for the week ZOO bales; American 1900
baieBs afioat 90, 900 baless Ame1icanl 49,
000 bales. Manchester market dull: re-
ceipts OF wheat for three days 5000 quar-
terB American 1000 quarters; California
wheat f0s I'D new spring Bs 7d@9s Sd win.
oats . Cd peas S7s Cd pork 1858: beef l07
lard 7256; cheese 681<: Cumberland mid
dies 50s; short rib middlea 6ls.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

EUREKA.-The letters D. B. T. @.
that so mysterio asly appeared all over
the sidewalks on Thursday morning.
and aroused the curiosity of so many
people, stand for neither Dead Beat
From Cincinnati, nor Doughty Beat
For Certain, but for the name of a
new garment Just received ct STRoUsE
& BRos., IS Main Street.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
sex YOrk cold and stock MArkef.

By Telegraph NEw YokK. Nov. n.
Tue speculative interest In Wall street.
this afternoon, centred chiefly In the told
Room, where the market was suddenly
transformed from dniln ess TO activ ty,and
the buoyancy OF cash gold was suddenly
made scarce FOR livery. and o. OF per
cent will be paid for it until Tomorrow.
with some exceptional loans at I 81 Tnis
frightened the bears. and many OF them
cnm meuced to cover short contracts, WheD
The market was bid q p by "A few promt. eut
bulls. This operation caused an advance
from iU56 10 ilH. An explanation OF
this excitement end the scarcity OF cash
gold 10 found IN the fact hat kome f0rt Ign
holders have borrower currency on near
~ two millions OF November coupons. An-
stead 0f having the IN cashed at the Treas-
ury. In addition 20 this some real gold
has been locked up IN order TO assist the
present bull movement.
MoNEY-Market easy at 4a5 per cent.
sTERLING-Dull at 91S095<c.
GGLD-Act1Ye and higher, opened at
! 1919, touched l1h and closed at I llsk
al III; carrying rates lQ2c: borrowing
nat iofl 64s clearances $50 O0O, coo.
COVER and gRnndw
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LOuIsyIIIe Market,

By Telegraph.l LoUIsvLLLEs Nov. II.
TonAcCo-sales OF % hhds. at S596 3 for
trash to common lugs; g685 50 for good
lu2s; IS 75sal4 rs for low to medium leaf,
and Sl7 1898 50 for Medium 70 good bright
wrappers.
BGGarlG-Hemp, NE; nax, 29ci the
CorToE-Dsmand fair; sales OF middIIng
At 1ss<c.
FLouR-QuieC; extra family. a5 q.
GRAIN-tluIet and unchanged.
MESS PoRK-&2f.
BULK MEAS s-shouiders, l2s: clear ribs
l5c: sales of green hams from the block
at lie.
LhRD-New, In tieEeeg, l5c; kegs, l7e.
WHTsKY-SaleH at BIC.
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car, second class and two othec pas
senger cars to the g'ound; the engine,
tender and last passenger car we're
left on the track. In addition to
chose mentioned in the Columbia
dispatch as wounded, are Stephen
Smith, Conductor Isaacs, Express
Messenger @. A. Barnes, Miss Joy,
ef Nea berry, and Mi. l.. Hill.
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By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. III.
In ;he Dry goods market there ia very
little doing and prices generally
weak. GrObon "A bleached uuBlfna
are reduced to 15Jkc; Lowell 1914 bleaghed
HheeunRs TO 30c BOtt 3 To l21<; Barn
icy TO Sc: COcheco fancy prints 20 TX;
do robes 70 l2k; DunnelPs fancy prints %
lie: Eagle tickets TO liz for yard wide
l4k for 80 inch do Meltheun a A ticks;
Caledonia Ginghams 1915 and Bismarck
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The Senate

A special session is held at j. s.
Kahn's Senate Restaurant, every
morning. at which an oyster lunch is
served. Quails and all sorts of game
daily. The best the market affords,
of both fluids and solids, every day,
at the Senate, 1873 Main Street.
uovd.k
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KemphIs Market.
BY Telegraph.

BY TelegrAph.l MEAPH1Bs Nov. IL
CorToE-Active and nrmer at 14sf: re-
ceipts 2,7S9 bales. exports B0i weeks re-
csipiB Is ,204 bales: ex ports for the week IA
5l4 bales; weeks sales li,f6T bales stock
10 900 bales.
ELoUR-SupeTfine g.
CCRN-S0gS2c.
OATs-fBs.
HAY E28.
BRAN-tk.
LARD-I60i7c.
PoHK-e7 90.
Professionalism l0J<o; sides 2lc.
BULK MEATS - Shoulders l25<ci sides
I75zc.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 11.-Thomas FL.
PEBBLES, Senator elect from Maury
County, was shot and killed, yester-
day, near Spring Hill, by l.. a. Point
er. The difficulty was Of a private
and personal character. Pointer acted
IN self. defense.
90 Wednesday night, masked raid
ers took q negro from his house at
Normandy, station on the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, and shot
him.
The Representatives elected to
Congress from Tennessee are r. r.
Butler, Horace Maynard, A. z. Gar
ret, John w. Bright, j. Goladay, w.
9. Whitehouse, r. B. Caldwell and
W. w. Vaughan.
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WAsHINaroN, November 1.-THE
case OF Deming VS.. the United States,
was argued in the Supreme Court to-
day, upon q motion to restore it to
the docket. A decision was not Civ
en-, bat the Attorney General gave
his consent to the restoration.
The friends of man who was sent
to the insane asylum q year ago, for
threatening the life of the President,
are seeking his release, but the Su-
perintendent will not give bis consent
without the approval of the Presi-
dent.
Commissioner Wilson, of the Gen.
eral Land 0Ece, to-day denied his
intention to resign. He says that If
the President don't want him be has
the privilege of dismissing him.
The custom receipts for the week
ending October 31st were So, ,384 ,234.
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Notice OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that 9 special
election will bo held at the usual
places of holding elections IN the city
of Evansville. on the 18th DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1870, for the purpose
Of electing a Mayor Of said city, 20
6ll the vacancy oecasioned by the
death Of the late Mayor, Hon. VIII
liam H.Walker.
By order of the Council.
VIM. HELDER. Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Oct. %, 1870.
nnf22.id
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THE BASIS or CIVIL BooIErK. Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happinees
of Marriage, aud the evils and dangers OF
Cell acys with sanitary help FOR the at
tainment Of mans true position Ia Life
Sent free In sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. POx p, Phila-
deIpt4a, Pa. pfel0 dAW8m
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IA Take your Prescriptions to
Bridwell's Drug Store, corner Main
and Third Streets, aud have them
correctly filed with pure Drugs.
nov IL IF
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Read th5 Billsl Raad the Bllsl
Five Principal lady Per
fofmBrBg

AWa AaA6E4A
The marvel Trick Horse end Equfun
Beauty BRIGAND.
The Notorious Clown Mules, PETE and
the arrival OF the two great Ulrousss
viii be heralded ny Q parade through
the principal streets, oil their baautiful
BAND CHARIOT, drawn by ten oioTanflV
marked horses, forming "a superb and
ghapely team, valued no Ten Thounud
Dollars, and driven bV the celebrated
Knight Of the Ribbons, Mr. Charles ~.
French.
Don't fail 70 sea this spirited and charm
ing 8pGotncA0s MMn 70 hear the IuHllhlmn
music OF the Silver Coruet Band
VIII positively exhibit rain or shine,
having had expressly cunatructed for this
Southern trip a newly invented TENT. OF
much heavier material than heretofore
used, and water proof
Another new feature OF comfort AZ tha
Patent Circus Stoves, the exclusive right
20 use which has been purchased By thiH
eslabiiahment, and which, when the fu-
clemency or rlGor Of tho weather demands.
viii DO placed under the seats iu such 9
manner a9 % tmpart a graeahie and GENIAL
warm IA Throughout tha mnmmoth tent.
Look out Tor the big steamboat. Tho Nom
sfeY ard Areric Marvel IN me Qfd 0nH Hetg
World.
Doors Open as ana O'Clock Pm.
Notwithstanding the expense attendant
upon 80 vast and taleule an array. prices
will remain aa heretoiore, Wis
ADULTS so cemf~.
0HfLDEEE undori0 years, SS 6s#is.
novIl-4t
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MARRIED.

AMORY -LOEBEL - At st. Johns
Church, In the City of Dresden, Kingdom
OF Sax0ny, on October 5th, by the Rev.
James Mombert, DID,, GEO. X. AMoRY
ESQ, i. L. b., TO Miss AnELoTDE LOEBEL
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Ia Book Keeping, Penmanship
and Arithmetic are thoroughly taught
at the Evansville Commercial College.
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WANTED.-A situation as Book
keeper, Assistant Bookkeeper, aman-
uensis salesman, or as q clerk TO at
tend to miscellany. References given,
and gratuitous services rendered to
demonstrate capabilities. Address
r. l.. Akin. through Postofice. box
OK
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Call and examine the fac stock
of Furs and Children's Fancy Hats.
just received at Dannettell & Duhme's,
R7 Main Street. nn7h.1W
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ID. B. 2. @.

Brook CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from % to Bottoms Of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad 10
slpplythe demand of broom manu-
fa9turerg. sept14-H
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~A splendid stock Of Fresh Bal.
tinlore Oysters. the best in the market
received per daily express; for sale at
so and Coo per can. Main Street Ex.
change, between Fifth and Sixth
Streets, noV11 1W
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What,a tne use OF EnakIng sueh luss.

What's the use Of making such a iuss,
Corn sOo9st Iatts1t as tVsLl as nattsh.
Then call at w. Ruhe & Co.'s Meat.
Oyster, Fish and Game Depot, corner
Second aud Locust Streets, and try
a can OF Bowling & Co.'s mush fed
oysters, thoy will do you good. Oys-
ters, Lake Fish, Game and Canada
Celery. received d dailv by express.
nov11-tf w. RUHE & Co.
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OFFTCTAL.

LETTEElS HEMAININa UNCLAIMED IN Ia q
Fost-Once st Evansville, State of Indiana
on the ltfh day OF EOvem Der IsTO.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
Will please say =" Advertised. !" giving date
LADIES' LIST
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LIlIY b CO.'S

Elixir Calisaya and Iron is aecepta.
bic to the most delicate stomach.
oet27eod2w
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THE meagroness OF the foreign news
in this issue Of the JOURNAL is &C.
counted for By the fact that no cable
dispatches came after eight o'clock
last evening. a fact which the tele-
graph authorities account for By say
ing there must be some Interruption
In the land wires connecting with the
Eaglish cabla.
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2 O I q = q T u u :


II. T. DEIrER, Master:
". h. EENNrnaIoN, Z ~,1.s
EUGENE kunm. eA-AAAi
VIII leave Evansville every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at PM.
Leaves Cairo every WEDN EGDAY ana
6AIUHDAL,a A. Pm.
In6 above new magnificent EtCe-WheaI
low pressure steamers having been coua
structed expressly for this trade. VIII nm
regularly during the Rea8on, fsnrrvfnn the
u =. Mall and Adams Elk Nnrfsg. marfna
close and positive connections 10 Cairo
win the "a. = 81. II Packet Co. steamers
Tor 81. Louis Memphis, Klckahurn and nff
way points, and with the 81. Lou q New
orleans RACKET Co. steamers for New Or
leans, giving through tickets aud Bills
Iadlng 20 -. Louis Memphis, Nioksburu
and New Orleans. Also through tickets
the Paducah q Gulf, Illinois Gen erol, Mo-
ollie q OhiO, and Mississippi Central Ra9i-
roads and Cumberland and Ienmoasoa
Rivers. Close connections made at nV-
@nsYlile with the ~. a. q. Railroad FOR an
points North and East, aud with the Morn
Ing star and TaraEcon for Louisvllla and
the Upper Ohio. Special Inducements nf-
fered 70 stock shippers.
This company being the ~. 3. Mail con-
tracioras hnd running the only InW-nraGa-
ure packets upon the Ohio ri yer. aud
being commanded hy carefus, eED8rienead
and responsible officers. can safely guar
antee greater pumotuality and sefoiv tnnn
offered by any other line. General once.
No, 20 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
w. BROWN q Co.
HUMPHREY q u Evils,
And PLY. D. VETS.
nOWl2 aannfr
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The Three Great TOnlcs,

Calisaya, Iron. Phosphorus, all COM
bined in Lilly & Co.'s Elixir Calisaya
aud Iron. oct27 eOd2w
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~Coolidges, of the New York
Store. will open this morning their
second Fall purchase of the Double
Warp, Black Alpdcas. the best in the
market. Also Ladies, Gents, Girls
and Boys Fall and Winter Gloves, ,Ho-
siery and Meripo Underwear. ladies
pew style Cioaks, Shawls and Dress
Goods at great bargains. at the New
York Store. 2t
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JohnsOn's Real Estate and Patent
Agency,

~UsKNESS and DWELLING HOUSES
3 Building Lots and Farms, and timber
"a lands, cheap, and on easy terms. PAT-
ErTT5 of all kiucs procured.
ALVAH JOHNSON.
Real Estate and Patent Agent Once on
Third street Evansville, Ind. fanl2 IL
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% T. O. Bridwell Il Co., corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines. American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
SO. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RockbridRe Alum Waters.
ie1T-H
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LIllH "a ~

Elixir Calisaya and Iron will be
found Of great advantage in dyspep-
sia attended with Irritation Of the
stomach. oct27sod2w
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LosT.-A terrier pup, mouse ccleT,
inclined to yellow. Information lead
ing to his recovery will be well paid
fox by applying at the drug store of
Cloud, Akin 4 Co. noYll 81
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Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estat-
lished boot and shoe house Of John
Rasch, on Second Street. below Main,
is the place to 60 to buy your Winter
from ten to twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and he
has larger aud better stock of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality Of
goods. nov9 IF
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Lilly e Co.'s

Elixir Calisaya and Iron is an agree
able and general tonic, In GONZALES
cence from disease in children and
in feeble persons. oct27eod2w
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d. B. F. G.
New Arrival OF Good Things
LAT THE
NEW YORK GROCERY.

New Raisins and Currants.
New Prunes and Dried Cherries.
New Citron and Lemon Peel.
New Uranberries and Figs.
New Boiled and Sweet Cider.
New BuckWheat and Hominy.
And all kinds Of Soup Stufs aud
Canned Fruits. nov5 -3w, MAS
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"a Hollands gold pens are the
best and cheapest - a0drTdnted - at
Fish Il Barriers. oct28H
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Lilly 4 Co.'s
Elixir Calisaya and Iron is highly
recommended By the Medical Profes
sion. oct27eod2w
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Regular Evansville, Padu0ah and
Cairo Semi-W Rskly Hail
Line Packet.
The new. neet and unrivRllod lldo-Whooi
steamer

I'D L Il w lid,
GINS. Fowler, Master;
VIII. r. Fowler ID r,,o.t,.
Ed. Thomas, gAptAA'
Leaves Evansville every "WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY az 4P.M.
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY a SUM
DAY, at Pm. making clone connection
at Cairo with nrBt-claaa ntanTlnFa FOR Et.
LOuig, Memphis, and New CrIGRns, and nt
EvaneViiio with the ~ a 81. Ii. H. fox an
points North and East. and with tha
Morning star for all points on the Upper
Ohio.
For freight or passage apply on board.
or 20 X. u. NlkISs Agent. uov9-tf
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Ask Your Druggist for
Lilly s. Co.'S Elixir Calisaya and
Iron, sure preventive against
Fever and Ague. and all malarious
diseases. oct27-eod2w
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CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received a new supply of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look at them. oct27 tt
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nhnita AnnIea :

OMUfOU ApVIUs
/ have just received from Nea0 York
and NOrthern Ohio variety of choice
apples, in large barrels, and in prime
order; for sale cheap. Call and see
them. j.. RUFFNER, j B..
noy7tfl No. l9 North Water st.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-16
LMA MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE lG 1870

FCRSAGB Burnt The smelling furnace
of Bennett, George Co, near this village
was burned to the grouad on Sunday morn.
ing last a. about 2 o'clock
The furnace was blow I'd out' and the
fire eXtingushed at about o'clock on Sat,
urday evening, and the hands retired At
ab.ut 2 o'clock the whole building was
discovered in flames by some OF those liy-
ing in the vicinity, and the alarm given,
but it was too late to save anything from
the crumbliRg ruins, The whole building
was in Laird mass of fire when the first
ones reached, and thousands of pounds of
the pig lead were already fused and run.
ming in liquid down the water bitches
away from the furnace. The stacks of
lead within the furnace were already ia Il
glowing solvent mass, dropping IN beeat
iul stalactites to the ground and thence
spreading III extensive sheets over the
floor of the furnace.
All the tools and implements were de.
stroyCd and about eight cords of wood that
was pat in the evening before and but for
the heavy rain on Saturday morning, sew
eraI hundred cords more of wood that
HNNfA GHJaNthb liuol nav bttl Auu1uiltu
When the alarm of fire was given, and
one oG She proprictors living in the vicin-
ity was made TO comprehend. the situation,
his e&citcment was such that his eudeayoNs
to get his clothes on he managed TO get ON
two pair of pants and called to his wlfe
for third pelr before he could be brought
to realize that be had already enough of
that kind Of garment on; however, he sue
ceeded in getsing to- the scene with two
pair OF pants on, and but IA spars ity of any.
thing else. And Notwithstanding the pre-
caution Of the proprietor in rendering him
self tire.proof, the building burned entire
Iy down with the exception Of the stone
fire vault, and everything within it,
The loss of the building will amount 10
about 81 600, which the proprictors com
menced to replace nsxt day with much
better one, which they viii soon have
completed, and the business of the firm
will suffer no material disarrangement by
the loss - DodgevWe Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-16

ARREST OF WIN Moon the March
term of the Circuit Court of Iowa County
in 1868, VIM. Moon, Of this place indicted
for the murder OF Richard Strike, of Min
eral Point, by beating and wounding with o
gsn im gsacral row, after which Mn
Stsike died.
Moon left the country and reward WAS
offered for his arrest, bat no one succeeded
in finding him u'til within the present
week, when he "hurned to this village,
and was immea atey arrested by the
Sheriff Being SICK when he was arrested,
he was allowed to remain at home, and
will be required. 10 give bonds in the SUN
Of 81, 500. --D0RgsDWe Wronide.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-16

FARMERS with whom we converse
generally report the crop prospects in his
vicinity far from fattering. Tie unaom-
mon drouth in the early part OF the season
it is thought has done more innry than any
amount Of good weather can remedy
Wheat, oats and all small grain will suffer
most Corn may make fair crop if enough
warm weather, and the right quantity Of
rain is had. The bug is deyouring potatoes
in most sections The fact, however, that
farmers are prone to look most on the dark
side Of such pictures, leads u to hope their
worst fears mGyuot be realized this season.