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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
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The peorle OF Bennington county
arc told by au Arlington communica
ton published to-day TO bear IN mind
the extra expense in taxable cost by ex-
ira toniiuuanees under the present sys-
tenn" We are quite as ANXIOUS MS our
correspondent can be to have this mat
ter OF continuances we'll considered.
The rule only continues causes " en-
both parties reside 10 the same
shire, and does not continue them
where Que party lives out OF the coun-
~ or In the other shire. We decidedly
object TO this attempt TO make people
believe that suitors are forced by an
obnoxious rule t. continue cases which
ought to be tried. The truth is the
rule Is not broad enough 10 serve the
convenience Of the people, aud parties
are continually making similar dispo-
sltiou Of their cases By special agree
meut, Tue recent important cases Of
Whitney v Aiken. Whitney V. Lon
donderry, and Executor Of Robinson y,
Robinson. al stood for trial at Ben
ningiou They were continued At Ben
niugton not because the rule prevent.
cd tbeir trial, bot because the parties
eould not afford to Try them there Ia
the year 1852 the case Of Willis Phelp'
against the town II PAwiet was tried
at Manchester, and Mr. Phelps recoy
cred taxable cost 10 the amount 0
about $40 Ia December Of the san'
year. tie case was retired al Beauiag
Ion, and Mr Phelps recovered tsE.sbt'
cost to the am0ant " about 3liO
while the mosi expensive witness Wis
attended Al Manchester where the coz
vas oniy so, vas not preAeDt At ~
seoond trial Tits sufficiently explain
way the rule sxisis, Why eAses ~
sithin The rule sra continued by agree
: taeut AID xhy The people y The mort
. end do bot ant tie eounty esatsred.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
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You will be called npon on the last
Tuesday Of February next to determine
by your votes the question, whether
Won will hereafter continue to maintain
two sets Of county buildings. 1t is
truly an important question. You will
have one new one TO build the coming
session, ard the time will soon arrive
when, without the accident OF fire,
which has twice destroyed the Court
House at Bennington, within thirty
years. YOU will again be called upon
under the CT sting arrangement Of two
shires to build new jail in Mauches-
ter, aud rebuild or extensively repair
The present Court House there. Will
you do this, Or will you be at portion
Of the expense onlyl Let uslook At the
fatcs aud count the cost. We have
fourteen eouht.es IN the State. four Of
them smaller and nine OF them larger
than oars. aud no other bas two sets Of
county bindings OR population is
about 10000. and our grand list about
CO000
The tar already laid FOR building a
new Cont House and jail calls for for
III cents on lie 4 lar Of every ones
eraud list 4 person With grand 'si
81 ten aollaia will have 4 tax q "a e
pay. anl d grand d., q 600 viii havc
SO % pay
With Two sets q baildiugs We doub.
L tie expense d repairs, doubI, The IN
surancs aud double the Fiss u fire
Bot you need not expect The ezpens'
Of baildihg 10 be confined to tue I'mi
q $50 000 Pas, experience tells Us SO
other story Estimates for prya,'
buildings ate sieays too small IN e.
innate ol 5000 il often ioilo~e,
Ity an actual expense % four o
5000, aud one 81 $4,000 BY al tIpeB~
u lueive II $4,000 IL tho case d
public ba4iliDg. ~hea the estimate
are nsade by pA'sies anxious - ga
them as loa as possible 10 order 70 N
nasnce The aeiion = the people, Ties
estimates As a general rue are from Z
Is 100 per eeal 10 low. Take 3 para
iei Instance II Roland connly. pos o.
earring teiofe ossf,es 10 1868 tb'i
Coars House barHsd fbe Legis.Aius
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

sTut n4 Nru M lsiorta1aleiT
ga boss vha afs Be- CO.'S * pyd~nrEg
rhanss Is or syEsm q holaInF
ooaris. thsfo has ulthin lie Is, ie~
nsonths l.ssu psseAased by psuy q one
citizens and Distributed throughout
lhis section. an alias q Bennington
county We ,sutufe to say that e'sry
p,fsou. rot = rss,asot y ATbngtaa,
Slsfstuty or North Bennington, Who
sits ,ioun unh thai slia~ snd sinaisa
earstally md esnddly, ior an boar, lhe
shape Of oar Coenty, toe location q
it, population. tie monutaias aud roads
which traverse IT, vii rise entircly sal.
.Aded that the interests q our people
regime Two county seats. The broad j.
csi area ara the jeusest population are
At TIE two euds 81 Tie County. It's
central portion is the pairowesl IN geo
graphical limits, and is still more con
uaciod by mountain ranges, The toWn
o. Manchester is The natural center u
the nlne towns which compose TIE
north SHIRE. The village Of Bennlug
ton Is the natural centre 81 the eight
towns winch compose the south sb'rs.
We are TINS practically two COMMITTEES
hut by calling these natural divisions
the two suires Of one county, We gam
al the advantages Of two counties, with
the cost Of supporting only one SET o.
county officers. II the County should
be ceuteied at Bennington, it would m
eo,pmode an the people Of TIE nortl
. end. fit shonld be ceItered at Man
cb, stef. il would incommode all th'
, people Of the south end II II shout,
= be conferred at any intermediate point
p il would incon mode great ulaiorit.
Of the people u both ends. II any on
Of these things should be accomplished
we have no doubt that the State woul'
feel called apon to protect the inlure'
e portion nom so great . wrong, by es
r. tablish ng new County
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

~.
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lths - - ''a'' ~ N. ~. v, ',,
fHf ~ 1sfl@ Ft'f n '"~
M 81 II h4f lth@ flantrt a. .t.-,...f.s4 j
ibff teh"tta' ~ $50 IVY Nv, v t VIZ
easf a4a 4 tt'laA'f ~" >. . rt
fhft eleh - N'"iN AH''NF A'' sNt# feNftt@s
to4sEs ten tfh
ihf3 htf hfis0 i't NN'"t ~ W -
h9iaiffs tAsff' Hhfh ''''' AN"N' 49, 80 y
feaFL 4.,l-..t 80. ...t.t
30 l'f@ ~ ifFtHFsi- " i"4'A''A'"H ~ 't'ft
isueHHlsf pre-
Do NtLIARf's pINE TREE TAR i0EDift "A
~ t..t A., a.. t,,.. &C.. tsfa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
su.I.vGI,0 .snouND rHG cIHcLE.

Our county is six towns or SO miles
long, at either end, three towns IN
width, and at tue central portion only
two towns wide
II from Manchester as center, you
describe q circle with radius Of nine
miles the circle will extend southerly to
the south hue Of Sunderland, 20 the
ine Of New York on the west, TO Rnt-
land comfy on the north aud 10 W md
ham county on the east, and will IN
cludc more than uineteen-twentieths Of
the territory and population OF She
north shire.
A similar circle described from Ar
lington center, would exclude as much
Of Sunderland and Sandgoie, as would
the Manchester circle while it would
include none Of Rnpert--none OF Dor
set, none OF Peru, none Of Landgroys,
none Of Winnail, aud not half the pop
uation Of Manchester. And all this
sacrifice is to be made TO comnods The
north half Of SALISBURY for Shafts
bnry center is as near Bennington as
1t is to Arlington. The remainder Of
this circle, u segment Of about SIX miles
depth, would he in the State Of New
York
A Ike circle described from North
Bennington, which seems to be The
strongest candidate for the site, would
only enibl ace the towns os Bennington
aud SALISBURY, and a portion OF Pow
nal and Woodford while tue remain.
der of the area being nearly one'hajI
of the circle would lie in the State 0
New York
A like circle described from Ben
nington would embrace as much Of th,
south shire as an inscribed circle coul,
Of square, and would touch the Man
chester circle on the north.
Let every voter give this question
dispassionate consideration LET bin
view it as though he lived in anothe
county. and vas sitting as a luryma
on this question desirous Of settling
justly for this people His imparti'
verdict us to centering would be NO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

Do NOT BE DECEIVED by statements
that st will cost less to support one
court house than two but reflect
moment AID ,ou will fuly realize that
it would cost the people Of the north
shire towns many tunes more TO go to
the south end with the whole calen-
dar standing ior trial than it now does
to Try cases at Manchester. There N
no way that can be devised so cheap
TOT the people as the present twp-stire
system. Think Of this AID attend 10
your interests by voting NO, on Tues
day, the I'D instant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

Cosr oF Law Srlrs -Could the suits
al Whitney vs. Aiken or Whitney ".
the town Of Londonderry have been
tired at Noria Bennington without
three times the cost to The parties over
what Il Mas ST Manchester We all
know they eoad not have been, 10 say
Lotluug oi III. Inconvenience. Oar
true course is to vote NO aud Keep the
court house IN hs moth sbre. Tie
trifiug eost ofktcping DOR court h0nse
Id repalr il nnhlng when conipated
with TIE expens. il mast b. ~ ns 70 be
obliged to 20 10 North Bennington 10
trv our canses Pint
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

10 CEsrER on Non 10 CASTER, THAT's
rms Qulsrios A question ~ 81 The
north shire are aii Ctta,iy interested m,
and one That we must meet 'On Iueb-
day tie Z2a Of February, Al tie polls
Efrly town should poll It's fan rtlL
yorE. no matter wbat lbs weather Is Ne
aust come ort Ia fuli force I'd save
oar court house. Every NO vo'e
counts, aud Ne sliali beed them al.
Conmiti.-s SHOULD be appointed VA ey-
cry ioxu TO gel out our full strength,
aud tins aiatier must have early aud
thorough attention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

4 GOOD CHEAP. ASD HfIfAElt ftstNEs1
" SHth a. article " ~ Iutits' venetian Horse f.
lFasm Ifiat baitiss unr Bsliu. Isf iareh'
Cute Calls Caiir, NFrslns &C. Wanunted bHitrr Il
sHy ather Itis us.d by aii tn great hefsemrn
Lnug Island cnatsrs. Is viii noi Cnrr lsins H8hr
spaY as tIIeLe h Hp Li1lmrHt Va etirtrier ibst y
v hat ii 10 ,tulsd ~ fHre 10 puFitiFfi1 Ire
10 su4s3 a. kgfs,S HiN b. pfGSut % nffe' " SO
tosfis ofie o. feAitss sd pi.sB sRses iht is u
aytr-bsaibd ef driven horse ilf tp.g aHi bel
aehs Il has nrY,f faiqi lust ~ sHfe A. he sHE MI
Just - fufr e hiF raHatle LiHimf ~ 80 he he -
Efal fDeaiiuH 81 tie dsf
lac Il one spd AL sid ~ he HFaglastssnl =
kesl ere Throughout tbs liisd ssfss Dspet 70
Place. Nes York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

Pan Pray = Our Bennington and
sou ii shire trlends womb object 10 be-
lDg compelled u come ~ Manchester
h tiY their causes and they sfe not dr.
posed We trust, u force the pcopIr 81
the north shire towns 70 goto BnniDg-
ton % tfY theirs Mature has - ip'.a-
ted tbls county that NJ are All beat ac-
comlna,Ialed b t~o shiTes Let ns ue
satisfied r.lh system that is uioeb
the most conveu .rnt To- nearly al, afle
not iucaHtel isni To- any q ~ FAR
pas ga al ssde- niH ptStsee The best
results IA tie iong ras. "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

No TAX FOR THE NoRTH SHIRE CoUBr
House Bear in mind that we have a
good court house at Manchester, hnilt
and paid for by the people Of Man
chester The county never has, aud
never will be called upon to build a
court house for the north shire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

AHrn's'sn, Pence April I, lsss
Eesvs. 7 iitee q ".
Isaf ars u daughter seed one " Joaf Pore
rlastrl-. she had N,lJ bal pau Va bef sIds, an3
sarsa bier 10 one weak. You're truly,
IuuN v n. liuNTEH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
Absolutely Safe


ssddsn severe paine u The side and back Fitch
pbtn,y, &c, There affections arc 70 "a tfJahirso
70 persons past Hlidlie exc VIII even CONS 90 n b
~ fay painful aud often dangerous y danr yea
e they str mor ffrqueE lhan 10 n.y. These pisft
give tlirfat once aud bcsd 10 he al fagsta the o..
~. handy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

PauT Wasaban 6gfsluor = Yer
m5ut Died IS BE fsssisuos SEA Wood
stsk ), 81 aflY bear ca Mandsy
q urg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
A.tnnnalng lle.elnllons.

To scientific puhilc'ipus arr " Tho neld again
the hair dye. y npish ord isihs LASTS. The ~
Iafs Medical srtts" ant It'll, Julfn ! u chem
tr," bitteri, drhaaucs ihrn. Yet ts heir mAs
s4fsly dyed lIsve you seen
Prot Ch,ltons estimony,
funded % a care 81 analysi' ana certifying that
Crlsiadoru's EXCELSIOR Dye
il mi oay arst-class srite Tor eUauEins ,hs col
81 ne hair, bot
Absolutely Safe
CRtSrABoRGs HAIR rREsEtNATl,E, a.
Drfs,ibs sea lkg cham % He iia,r after Dltii
IN t.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

wnnsoross tMrHpaY FFnHcaAl y,
1870 Escty rdef should % 10 tue
l.olls 81 iAs,t day. Apd vote NJ. Il Is
ihs Gals asy . pre- eTye toe nartb
AhHe cost LoIe ifuR ieing iskeu
I'm a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

Nsssr., J. iiaeh s SON, u Providence, 4 y
Nov. 1865 ~ ha'y sold The Porous lHast -
tecny years and ~ retailing and lobbias INSET q
sold sruty ave hnus4ad ailogtbtr Ihr1 are
sed"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

The F.n Esiasf3 Gil4aeT sntss q to- TFpI
I.s4ss Sat 81. = efy Lass Hiasl Z pc ssatisss
:, = = Sans y tss Csr-ss 04zsl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
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IHIs y FWW H7FT FHWTTY WTWVIIl " NWI' 90 ~
u Pain, y4Bu ever tfi-
Il !. clsa,u safe ana tolitlHs % usc sud II yuu u
II ianbfallY II viii d1y "a huld
nifsriioas 90 zach bottle Day 70 at the Druggist
,friBnt vnere you tfadr, lttacy have NET gui i
hand they vH send ur " Il your rrqursl aud srii
0enuihv EpnH,'s PdH killing Magic uii, ntihs 10 Al
atarfufsrs lowest piltr a. retail
gB~ooid by pruRgist, Mcrchan aud gtpcef-
Ii Is PSI ~ lu tAIty ; zee, aud t'llcd Fdal Nits
Nrdum sJlrH aud latg unity size bottles
va kEsNE, sole r,upIis.Jr and Man lmrHrsf,
hHll FNtshHlh, Mss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

TURNER'S NErgNcn rat The great zen
sdy los NeatalsIs and ail Nervous li,ssssys Mes
than leo 6oo els-d ~ s. ~ TIE laa iva years " I
by mail pstks q 90 epaehats' ,alt
TITS LORRAINE VEGETABLE CAfiiAEft
Pill The hes, suawu remedy Cor al pissases II %
Blood stomach liver kidns's. fgr iir,daebe, ilhri
mn'lsm aud Ia Al eases whsrr scs htrIr lsr quirr
riiee by mail lua q cir, IS lulrs o. o.
TUEAEG A co, 10 fremont street. Boston Ma
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

tafg sslaa aat asl, ,fs,as tas 'hysis,i hn,i,h
to- slispss8us sne isu,isfs = ,ts ,sisns I b. IS
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rr.syus1 g. Hie ~ef' ~, ssfs " lhss sfeana ftr
tad ~ afFrteafsp sttn ~ ih se nsarssi tHa aeA
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afisftiestt foreign 10 hla real naguo rhss- AZ q
niesls lNtuaacus ~ ths tttrass ~ rsish NJ tav-
lta eauRui ~ assly AslA rrsimas,hle, tst lhy ~
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nfits tomf eirt's ~. tssrltai " @Hls ssfassf 4
v,l a. to he rescue " ne r'irciisl sufferer rem
state bai Ter ffssssa num ins ricnt inssa'tt tha
there ;, ups a.. Of rs,utsl dsbrtanes - prpuit 4
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l.in fhass lbr imruusut organs hoste,isfs seoul
aet Bitter. eco slnig abtaa'g, prdreing tbarf j
ana saIatsfy chaHasin thrit scudtian The ,esstI
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ats 81 fFNtta lnR fsNalatlt s'u aHffaitff tbstat 4
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disl ttieea H ne FWfett end tsi iat taH ~ eAitaH
sa rem the nuti haiespms y AZ rsrg.hls, Va sHua
bs Aadtffvptie csH take llis strlsl frtettlivs q
sinel, week. aithnui pspFrsnalh{ aa,abe lmprts-
tnent ID III genera Aith 80, ptdr Wilt hl' lsdii
suGepas Abaf fnni aat tb dag hul hls Nint Az z
eattt rsphiv trBul VI rsrtt*sHsss aNa go aAt sn
thip happy sharss wil. manifest tscig Ia his ifu,e NJ
10 All afaHaH hia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
Chr Journal


TUESDAY MORNING FEB s 1860
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

Ja.am1aa fss / d ths siFtlNn. t,-dsf ~
tbs LEGISLATURE. o. As.ssa,s gasiiss u Ne So
rrssas C7as = laia stste, ths sBiirs neate7fsue
s..ta 81. sAsg 81 , , wHeat siafe8 s;sfaSsh
Ass tfam ne@sLat $50 49, elected e1 are A.
s.stancs q ttsB tatfs Tho veie was reviewed
sh gfsal tstbassassp, asa sogsp,si az iree
psmaeraga reees5,it,an a Reqallisaa F4asiefsa
suH 8sa#Er4Hea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

sFa#ns
fssaaa. Feka $50 isslsf 50 bees y
ass,sl 6sea hea GA & rbrsas y tbf LeV
Nstf ssasssa.Hs b fs0st sbt Hsi = "
Ahsaa rasl az typegt. tbsi ~. pasA ~
mr.tsas. iaa esieesstea Airtsss traveller hsl
lasa barred - a sIEsl5l b shisf IS ~ ts.sf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-14
THE CRops ABOUT MADISON

THE CROPS ABOUT MADIsoN.-The
rains of the last week have very much
improved the condition of the crops in
this section coming just in time to help
to fiji out the heads of wh9af, and to be
of great benefit to corn and root crops -
From reports of farmers and gentlemen
who have travelled and observed exten-
siyely in Dane county, we Judge that
wheat will be very nearly an average
crop, although the straw is light the
heads are of good length and are filing
out we'll oats and bar ey will he light /;
corn looks prime, except where seed fall
ed to come up well, and promises to be n
first rate crop; potatoes are dong pretty
well, and with other root crops are now
likely to give fair yield. The great
deficiency is in fodder for stock. There
is very little hny, except marsh, and the
supply of straw viii be very much less
than last year Farmers would do well
to SOW turnips, plant quick growing bee's
largely, and SOW a good deal of mlIet ;
in this way, with careful saving of corn
fodder, providing something to winter
their stock ou-Stdte Journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-14

Dr. FosrER Of the Duluth Minne otidn,
lately wrote an article against gamblers
and gambling in Duluth. A day or two
later he was attacked and beaten nearly
to death by one of thS aggrieyed gam
bers The latter was arrested, brought
before the city authorities, and promptly
discharged, although his guilt was plain.
la view of this last outrage, the Doctor
says in his paper: AS much as we
dislike to repose for our defence on other
protection than the law, we beg toassure
everybody that the next time we are at
tackled by bulies, whether they are gam
blers or aldermen, we propose there shall
be funeral before the session il ended ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-14

The Oshkosh Northeastern records
the death of Mrs Sarah Readon, aged
about Gfty>tive. Mrs X, was walking in
a garden, and coming upon hornets
nest, was stung in about dozen differ
ent places She Immediately took a
cold bath, and two or three days alters
wards exhibited symptoms of poisoning.
The cold water had promoted the absorb
ton Of the poison by the system, and no
medical aid could save her. She suf-
fered the most agoni2ing pain until
Thursday afternoon when death relieved
her
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-14

THE House of Representatives, on the
9TH, voted to pay Switzler, of Missouri,
$1,000 for contestiug seat which he did
not prove his title to- and the day follow.
ing refused to undo its action, Such in
famous robbery of the people as this
should be denounced by all honest men,
of whatever party; and no man who votes
for it should ever be honored with an
other vote for a responsible position.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-14

MANFAC
a
Premium a
complete nd
commo
kl GlSs.ll nnnPa raste
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-14
Taken Up.

DY the subscriber living three miles North.ves
- o. the village OF Mlrllin, one black and white
seer, with mark on ieft ear
The owtcr Is requested to call, prove property
cay charges and take said steer away.
ADAM DOLPHIN.
a!1an June 80, 1870, 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-14

Who wants cheap
Dry Goods? Every
body. Where can
you get them I? AT
Gundry & Gray's.
Extra inducements
offered! The Largest
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices. Ev-
cry article warranted
as represented, One
price to all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w e ky !!
Great Bargains IN
DreSsG GODS. ShawIs,
Clio k ings, Cloth $,
Cassimeres, Blank
cts, Flannels, Jeans,
Prints, Delaines,
Domestic, Cottons.
&c, &c. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring de-
partment, IN charge
of Mr.. Amberg is I'M
rivaled in this section
tor style, durability
and cheapness. A
choice assortment OF
our own manuEa cture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
vinced that you can
save money 10y max
ing your purchases of
us.
GUNDRT & GRAY.
Mineral Point. Wis ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-14

should be denounced by all honest men,
of whatever party and no man who votes
for it should ever be honored with an
other vote for a responsible position.
SHAKsPEARE, when he came to the ar
ticle Of death, had special horror of
having his bones disquieteG in their final
resting place, and laid curse upon him
who should modest them. 1t is natural
for us all to seek peace in the grave,
What then, must the leelin's of Charles
Dickens be if be can look down from the
stars? He has been the foot ball o. the
press and the pulpit of two continents
ever since his soul left Cad S Hill for the
hill Of Zion
THERE seems to be no doubt that Cons
gress will adjourn on the day designated,
to morrow, the 18th inst Business is in
such condition that there will be no
necessity Of extending the session -
Four appropriation bills, The natnralza-
ton bill, currency and funding bills, and
the Southern Pacific railroad bill are the
only important measures that remain to
be disposed Of
Iowa CRops. The Fall wheat harvest
has commenced in Central Iowa The
rains, says dispatch, which have fallen
during last week have made sure Of glo-
riously good crops all over Iowa Corn,
especially, will be heavier than ever be-
fore.
The barley and wheat harvest is now
in progress throughout Northen Illinois
and Iowa. The yield is reported large
and good The prospect Of the corn
crop throughout this and adjacent States
is also very promising, and the extent Of
this crop will be greater this year than
ever before.
INCOME TAx-Both Houses of Con-
gress are now agreed on the income tax
question. The House on Saturday voted
to accept the Senates proposition to re-
duce the tax to q per cent, and to fix
the amount exempted at $1,000 The
taxes on gross receipts are to be abol-
ished.
GERMAN bankers in New York are
heavily buying gold at the advance, evil
IDENTITY believing q war imminent The
general impression there is that both the
French and Prussian people are eager
for a contest
GEN. SHERMAN, in conversation with
the President, Thursday, said he believes
that the Sioux certainly mean to 90 on
rading expeditions along the frontier n
Wyoming and Dakota, and that the mill
tary posts should be strengthened