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, 1870-02-25


NEW ioRE, JAluar5 81, $50. +
Hereafter ttcro will be Kept ID the Gsaeral
Once I cste!ni and comp!ete record of - al ~ ~
vhcn each entered Tho ieKs:ee, po:1,loa mt en-.
gagged In, hnd date Of auJ promotion OF change
together With me ! o1n-tam Of 1nJ SpecdAl ser-
vice, OF uerttu1iouE CT osnet noteworthy scs pef-
formed, and clssslned 20 utar "a 1u1y be accor1-
rc to Ine Respective qualification OF eaca party.
1nla n cord VII be lor the purpose OF laying tne
touptaston Of Al tnteil'geu. system o. pronot!o.s
In escp department. 10 thai those occpoJtEK tho
lowest positlune Eay, b. eooret1, Industry and
erucIet cy attain the hisaeatip ine serE1ce OF sns
con paoJ. Al \ Consequence of t1lA syste11, 40
peYfpu viii nercattet be taken In or employ, e1.
cept 10 Ri up zap, without 1est being employed
II tne cot Ct the scale, wbe1c theJ will nsvo the
opportunity ol competing with toe present en-
utnses In WnIklD2 tHeif HaJ Up
Heads Of Departments, DlE1s:on huptEntend'
ems. Matter Mechnucs. Aas1ets Of Car Repairs
| Superintendent Bridge department SupeHute1d
eni Telegraph, EnStIe Dezpatcset7, and others
| vi, hereafter be governed BY x.is pr.nc:ple y
I mstfnc sppotrm1e en.4 10 MI VACANCIES or supply
I rex posiuoca They will Al.or aoon ~ pracIca
| a nistefT cf ser5ce, 1lled mp for each md eTes
/ nc.ron Employed under lneik direction, and req
| to mk properly ceruded. and IN 1ukufe psomot.
| not:fy me Of nj Tes'gnstsons, renosEa promo
| ror,s. and appointments, and Of AL note xott1
! ariE IN crder 1hek the record may 70 cofrec-s
tent snd tho whpds property Overlooked oy sou
| nrrson Who VIII be desierAted 70 tAfe charge
thtS roll Of hopof4 1AT eoNA-u &ftS4aea~
, 1870-02-25
TIE INSTITUTION FOB FEEBLE
MINDED CHILDREN.
Lct1ct from xhc supcrt1tcndeot-Ex
pSAnntAcn OF tho order CloaanE Tue
school ACHlnat vsaikors,
INsTIfr1lpN FOR FEEBLEAIkpKp Cn1pRH,1
SCrERINrKhpE 0FFICK.

INSTITUTION FOR FEEBLE-A1fpKp cHhpHKS,1
sCrxR1aTkhpES1s OFFICE.
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. ~.
Elitora II The Springfield Journal:
laee py the Journal c{ SATURDAY. u1orptng. that
some Of sour e1cna-Eca are cftttclsicK my course
Ia tenpcfAttiy closing this tnatitution to vtataf.
Perm II mo 70 explain mJ rtaSons JOE 30 dolnE
though the coluhnB ol Jour paper.
On Sur day, the 18th inst, two persons died Of
smAl.pox al one OF our prominent hpteih which
had been oSeo TO the pual!c uosu a few days be-
lore tbe two deathA occurred ...
Crowded ~ our lrAtttut1o1 Is with it, elxtJ p1-
pla sud the1r care saterf, With no RICK N no'plt
loom, regarded It IbI durf TO take every prtcau-
ton 70 Wsld cfl, ny tyeTJ reasonable means, tne
potA.bNity ot aauitt!rg TO cur INSTITUTION thl1 e
cecttrgiy coutsG1ouh ufste9e. / tnttcpEe PAD.
usted neslcn ii the Jacksonville Jour17i OF the
ian inst, thst, Until further notice. no Ti1tore
would be admitted 10 the ins,tutno-as pfecsu'
tiopA,T Measure.
Uur tcpoo. hos alwaSa been open 70 Ttaitors
ktpce my cunrscrion with II. At all fe4so1ao't
| hour, and vtatturs nAvc never been turned awAJ
| o. ihe cpnzrsty, h1Ec po& only IN Rmes past no
u1td the public lhA: our loo<s are alEaIs open 4
| ytattarT tut have ez1rtsus requested tna people
| Of the ssa:e 20 come and witness the ptoKress Q
our m pa and our mear4 Of trAlntnG the root "a
GoTtnns,c cl9s1 Of cntdyen committed TO or c31e
| our school viii aRAln be opened 10 the p7h|tc
sotu ss consider it safe fof visitors TO pc admit
ted. e. I. WHAGR- IL u. sup~
, 1870-02-25
INDIANA DIVORCES VALID.
important Teat Decision IN the Su>
uYemc Eouxt-A Divorce Tnitd In
ono stnte IL Valid lhfouS huuG th Q
f,auntrY.

49,. 49, Tn.,n -
pxenc pre- .s.ss ueu ~ Cs,,., s ,prsu~na"s,ha %
w.s,nsorc, Fab e,-,,, ,ns s,nrpn. Can't
Sssn 70. hACBtpsnin Il. EseeTes "; Jssse 5t, =.
Mnon hId Ann'e T. H9iesstef - (Appea i!oN rs ese
0pt11ant ~nI ea hi IN ise Gpeott coalt Tor tps
bAttict ol Colnmb1s. n Jahe. ls1s LOT tae PM,
pcse o. enlofctt9 decree o. ans CLSul. Soa.s o.
Marion County indans, g!annns 11so.ss Gs E IN.
cue, between nim huo anne :. EnseveI, low
Worceatkf. me decree o. 4isolGe asso aqiauGtta iGta
oa t1 ef @aan1ssoa should
appellant sos the support q tko o. sne eaafe g
the lEaritage, a&s'gIsd g nis ca[e. saofn5 atse!
wilson Is IN possession OF the rem esste ~ ssn.
ant rnder lease from Mtt. Cate5ef aAd aef
mo,nt1 SD sister. ,..-..v.
TIE Cou1t belo~ Dismissed tne nli' Souge VINE
| iho decree .: the Indiana CorIt xss whol!Y VOID
! a. 10 eacn ct the tnt1ec'1 ot Eaea y e.ssns 70
dtpte, the divorce, TIE Children, and the proper:
| i enetre1 trat deczet uf TIE 1Iotana Ccq.t was
vold or Is raid ,.-.,
1ns W asnx n spo Il se
! Mr.. tnee.er two Some t,n.e s1tsr, Mrs. chsever
Moved 10 Mailou Counts, Indians, sun, 10 ls5I,
AID sets Of Cruelty AItetEards an order ~as
nade cuatglnG Tue venue to Madison County.
cneete1 sppxs!sd nd .! dsisuasd. dsn1ts9 ~ .ae
pe,iaon. TO which be n ade hts st1e oe!endaai,
ard In which be stated thst about len lea's afsef
their nn71n9e Engagement arose BE-
tween ,hen, which was wholly II.
| Iscuk cuab1e, en-! that, Ii corseq 7ence Of
the opposition OF h4 1i1e, he VAS e5 peled 10
| Aoa1 don her, Nnlch he did without inleal TO re
iutn 10 her; thst 1t was Impossible rec: Ec,aIc1
could ever tske p!sce, for he could i've v''e
her azRtn wisneus Destroying the nap2tl eeA Of la
| lite. MIS-. Cneerer aLkwFt.d, deuyloE all matters
! trernsuteut Win the aleaAi1ons or ner petlrl5a-
The IndiAna Corts heard tee evtderte. and ald:
1Eg Inc marriage AID paLdonment TO re true, and
The ntter RLeRAsicEa untrue, Bsanisd the dlFatce,
md made the decree n ~ The prrptfTy.
| Epon trts state OF i4c:s, the apotulnt instsss
upkn The validity cf iee decree, clsnit 8 f1as, 81
between the pa1tler. the decree u set oijade1 ~
uy el.tue OF TIE CGnsu:ut!obal provision 1hss la:
tn,tn ard credit snal be gwen IL each ae 70 tha
public actf. Iecrt1s, sud Juaic!al proceedings Of
ever 6ther s. tate,r the decree IA autheattcareo.
Ii he taokment u conclusive 10 tue State wh:re II
Faa n:Qnauuceq, It IA equally conclusive tTeTI.
Were.
Tne deferdanta contend that the decree VA
vu;d for xanr OF Jurisdiction: tha: the platuttn 70
rue sulI did 70, snow hona fds tesldeIce u IbtI
ans aLd tual It u clear. from the p.ool, that are
! Fert to ttss S.ate lof the sole pIrpuse Of pso
cut:u9 diyorte and with no intention TO reside
there longer tnau VIII necessary for tn st ooieSt
| Sne vent tn February: the cecree YVES oo:aluet
| Ia Aua0st. ard she fetralued orjy until SepSeto
beI, Sne was ueTtr the1e, a. faY ~ .ppeart, be
fore or after shns period TIE essential requisite
, 1870-02-25
TIE EARTHQUAKE At SAN
FRANCISCO
A Pnnic-xeenes In Various PLACES
The PUBLIC Schools DiEmtAseds Eac.

From tAs sc4 roreisep Eslks,,h. Ftb ls
rntra w.. = Tr,v I,I.jv and dl,aursean,f suS-
ssss.ve snocf Of sas.sansxe = ,sa;sns' ralon 0e
ct1uiEk ~ NY oosel sa-sou y, ~ AueU"o ~
W1IS = snrat,on n seTrn secouSs. and direction
o. apd nnt M d.aaae "a. doae to
pan ~ ~ - ~ ~ far az ~
. onlntEeh e!Lnet puo.. q ENster ~ - ~ No
. ccn1o aseelta1a n me EHe Q, Roinx 70 ptUaA
TIC e1ctsmenl s5 Eae GIg ho': Halcn e, ~
rae e e. dosa & sopas cuaa
derce IN the stahlli!I Of saat e1rucare aos Ve1y
uea eaor e.se seS rs % aaops conmeeciss. ne IsT1es
on*ss. and p1iaoIels sta:tet iof the door, b1e
JusRe saH5eI called ont; ~ oSer: s:op theSe
iex inufea mere wele ros nsry people r
ns!n:p9 10 no Hsli, nsd 10 sle!tt! Was shfnoR.
7s - tae sers ~ e.
ersy.
At LIE 1utels To the city the eoasteTnation wta
Outside. ladies sua enI'ar.u sefya1ea, and
ror. Ese5y s,1eet sss tiayk vi. pcopIe before
the shock h11 {atyty ceated.
At tne Washington s rect baptist Cnnrch there
was large oe11frgat1o In st'endance ou loperai
esa Ine ceo,r hso toas strycf up Afne Hoos az
Apes,H when he ea1fL lIfled and s1tmhled. Al
ifew Instantly wnat was as naud. The pastor
use ladies' tainted and ie % IN the ailes; 9th
ers screamed 1utf called for help. SeteFat Ieams
In frnnt ar the chprch ran aEay. H1mo OF yhe
in..s !, ern NM IN mar1Iaees and cnnre ~ homs
10 an nrEnI tc.nu. vtaie nrate,v no one Ess
ae1nrs,H - tni1rsS N>
Immtaisiei, af..r .sYtht Il trembling had snb.,d.
III fne resta nIesested ntI nts Testii,r panoYama
NJ ~ 'r 80 - fr,h,xne6 NJ wnn am,
ase En9 @ Nv s. ~ ,n;a ~ sss, 1s.rtnr rnS
ueptnV ae.saIfs % Tnen there va ,he u,no wno
Was nufe i rTeas dsmsrs had peen dope, alnost ds-
-. 80 - sHnE ar tna ,,rnrr a,oriea ~
t. n,1aina. An ana "t1alnnK nis aver if f,nf
se,ts,aa n.na ~ ntass n Elm ar.Iy i,tfe rrer
suostktsu paoS y! H.s' 49,. .edI nrsrs ~
~ r,in1r sstmsa omr ~ nlnnn. ~'1 e'A~'
'p4x hnxnm rnatron OF about - SUMMERS wsa
| -. n. Wy h.r 49, nInny f,s,terv Street near
WasnInetnn. wWSn1uH @ wne1 tnc snocS Commenced, md
"a 1as nsrfec,IT demoreI1xd tor tle lIre bel1y,
stu r.. - ~. an a"1 sst.,rats NJ me.ernai az
, 1870-02-25

Tia new Illustrated weekly or roodnr- tha
GstpASe, AnnouL eea that II Forthcoming nnfnerS
Il t1as paper for ths current yczr The VnaIe aoia
and ou.ofdooE nfe ct the Un!tec 6'ate1 mi pa
I. ek1l1 and reputation, VITO WILL naze touF of liza
noe , ctupsry, ft.e1a'nE tne ordioasy tour ~
Tbs Esuxn.s, .as Architecture. sns th.a0es, the
churches, tho street. scenes, tns aRrcule1te, the
a1kat hSesmefF, tho puurte Aaseup}te4, 1nR ffeed
, 1870-02-25
TIL FRAHKIHG PRIVILEGE.

The PoamAster General, in his annual
report, deTted considerable space to do
nunciation I the franking privilege. He
furnished stAstics Of the tons Of mail mat
ter tsansporta over the country at the e1-
pense Of The Roernment, and criticised very
severely the aeson Of Congress in perpetu-
a4ipg that nbuse. And finally he cent out
lot OF petitions aa hsd them signed, pray
ing an abolition o, the frauking privilege.
The debates in Congress- upon the Civil
Appropriation bill I've some Information
concerning another spd Of trauking, which,
because 1t is an erasin OF the Law, is de-
cidedly more rep1ehosible than TINT Of
the Congressional frans srg, which has the
| sanction Of law. It appa1s that under the
postal service there an several Offices
known rs Especial Agent" whose business
| it is to supervise or otherwise attend t.
postal matter. The number employed dur
ing 1869 vas orty-eight, ut an e1pens
of Sl34,34o- These we're, We suppose
snlaried officers. But the department hs
Issued commissions to numerous other pc,
sons as Especial Agents." who draw 4
compensation, bns who, by virtu
of their nominal position.
travel on every railroad, steanbea
or o,her mail ronta free, being. in fac
ranked through By the Postmaster Ger
a-a1 W. hava M ,tss of these speci
Aeents and are therefore unable to 3,
hex n,anv ions Of that kind Of matter ha
! been f1auked. The only cases OF which
bsra anr tnov,eaoe ase those Of thr
p.asot R5n,7;sr Generals Porter, De1
!. ~ p.h.>cp, .nd one Superyls1uR Arcl
! ,aet ~ ,ha rre,snrv fMul1et). who Y.
, 1870-02-25
THE II nm CARPETS.

cchencks tax1h II that nine-tanSda Of the |
carpets conEuuedln the United Sntas arc
made in this county. We will assume that
this 's t1ue, and it gives Us ths mans of
asceEtaining how meh taxes tho peofepay I.
on the single article Of carpets. Tha i'm
ports of foreign cafPts for the year md.
ing June &c, 1869, vert valued at 8, ,sl6po, !
ppon which tho government colefed
$e,2l5, 900 tax This was an average y
Of 63 per cent, though the tar upon
coarser carpets, such as are made in II
United States, and Of, which little or non(
s imported, ranges from 50 to $50 per cent4
Now, il We multiply the valuo Of the im-\
ported carpets by Q, We have. as the
value Of the whole carpet consuu ptioo. do
mestic and foreign, for the yeaz, the sun
of$31, ,G34, ,46o, and, By the same means, We
ascertain that the whole amount Of the tag
paid thereon VIE s1a.aas.1 15a. thnnah, in
fact, the average tax being much greater
On the kinds Of carpet made in this country,
the real amount of tax paid vas several
millions more
The American consu4ers Of the e3l,-
GA, ,4se worth Of carpet taave the melan~
cholJ satisfaction Of knRwing That Slo,-
SO, 600 Of that SUN WAS 3ta1 pad by them
in gold; and they caut dsa~ whatever
comfort they may from 3e further knowl-
edge tbat Of this ta1 Se,kl5. 900 only was
paid into tho Eationals Treasury, and
81. 100000 divided AIMING the carpet
manufacturers as extra prbdts on the cspi-
tai invested by them h that business
The new Tariff bill pror&ses to increase
this rate Of taxation, no3 TO increase the
revenue to the governmen4, but to increase
the dividends on she atofk of the carpet
manu- u'actuzang compan'eaA
Will any Of the readers L TIE TRIBUNE
who work for their living, Estimate to vha'
extent ,h:s tax has "psosec}ed or encour:
aged their - industry Assuming that h'
portion Of this tar paid into the Treasury i
c5,ecrfully borne By all, because it il
leeitirnate revenue, let Us examine hov
much Of the peoples substance is repre-
scented by that portion Of the ta1 paid owe
to the carpet manufacturing companies
Sl7,5o0, 600 tax is equal to the aggregate o
one day;s wages Of 6, ,750, 900 men at So Pc
day ur Of s, s3355 s35, 1893 mechanics at IS Pc
dsy. It would take the wages Of 1900
mechanics Of Chicago for s75 days at .
per day, OF nearly three Sears, TO pay thi
tax. Estimating the average value OF men
labor at sl.5o per day, it cost In 1869 to pa
that carpet tax II, 76G, ,66s daJa' labor. Tn
is to sag, the proceeds Of II, ,7GG ,6G6 day
labor was taken from ths people to divie
amung manufacturers, over and above VII
their carpets were worth,
, 1870-02-25

\, h.,d T., b sufficient foE tho purpose Of the d.
nasen ee,a ~ that point without going beyond It
MIs, Chesvs,~. .uhsequent 70 tne divorce, married.
Worcester ania hence ane Is "aae oessaaans eJ
, 1870-02-25
DECLINE OF AMERICAN HHP-
PING,


AEPoEx OK LAG LAlEx OK 1H6 ,X3AhANG
Divist0M% .
The report Of Joseph Nfmmo, Jr, to TIE sscre.
&ary Of the T1estu1, On .'to1ttau COME e1ce and
deeadepce OF American sh'pulra" has ius. been
tr7I TED. Mr.. N,1smo In chief rna Topna9n D;qt-
sioo oI ths Treasury Department. Amnng many
o!her things he ta.t:
"The Two charts ~ and 9o) accompanying the
repert indicate, iht ohe By she !sne o1 totA ton-
page eptefed. and tue o:oet By the llue OF tosa1
iutor1g, tnat our foreign conucrca has been
snbiect 10 frequent and violent 1uttuAuons, and
:hst daring The las. feut ye8rt It has been la1ger
xt6n ever oetose II the history Q? the counxJ.
Our misfortune IL Simply this: HElsxa ahr1 have
eupe1et ded AEei1c4n hhfpf. nol ootJ IN the IT,
teFnaiior Al conn e1ce OF .he world. but alAo 10
very gent degree IN our OWL uade Will fofrtgn
uttunt." .-..-...
the s1perzedure Of American By ynns!sn ships laa
$50 exhibited b charts l to 4llC!n4tTe. Drle1
EpuUArtes OF which are Al fo11oNk:
'Eoa nass'lss eaten sat sno sirE sasdessdsncs e.
Iott. Pn1ladelfats, Baltimore, New Orleans and
san Francisco {chArtA Nop. ! to lnclnNys):
lisa to ISL ~136a to 1se9.-
FoSrirn 4 rae1rfn Foreiu
, 1870-02-25

J. No nost crtdu1ous OF Pnr1s1anf. M inredulous
= 1u1 AMERICAN coIosr.
~ ~ rnn,cn the winter Il rather du1, H faf ~
ID a,antenerts xo necauBe many ara-EeEA have 1ets
40 Paris on account OF CUT pouscal aprtenenslo1a
!: the bsta hare begun sGaln, especially II ohc'a
ht crc1es II the Coa.t With tae Ministers, snd tne
d. PrtIect ot the Seize, there IS iuanie dining and
=, o. coprt, that there Ia not much hesrs 10
q, II You, coupt13uen, who are rnoss
ra ! nnme1ous than ever before deyptts
y political troubles, arc the Hons Of tne seson
pJ They ooEre, owing 10 corunon sympathy, an'
ier the pleasure they md, and WIN peAsuts ~
.nd IN oYder to MI the ealoon. Almost III Of tee1
t!1 veannonrc a. our partiestee Amertcsn Colony.
M M spess Frencn,-pa1slan F1ereh eren,-x1sa tn
cAy ease Of those xho learned u Ia childhood The
'ue Know our history; tneJ have our !deah our ma
d | pe1s our y1ces, eEeu, and even our Ra1ety, u
thev were ourselves. Never, believe has tnei
seeu mora complete. Uorsl and e'en matesi
alliance, "a. the number OF Franco American ma
~. t!Axea II Incredible.
.ra ~ 1uE BAlLA
Soty,,hstaodsrs xhat has happened to P1in
q. P1eue Hpnapsste, xho still awaits Ia pt1son Il
apprpacnltR meeting ol the High coozt Of Jusnc
sinT on which hi fats vii depand. the court bans
VA vsry r1A.ans, Man are admitted only ID tnnlts
OF ctyu u1t{uIU. not thera uuss be unnofn, n.
sMs soaG sword, and some emnroidszy and gadm9 on
q by hu4as AAA - S1e ~eu.
rrum Of tha place ~ IoE t15 "ea4s
.hoss xho a1e not dressed,
the e.S-..,,,,, ers verx veil ara pItt1eRslY turn
nder 'NAet~-1t - tnoe m. Fnpttah vsf
oung AMY Hoa tae 0 rr-.,. .ho
been Observation-Disclosures pfoFetoaA ~ 1a!Spst ~"
pre-. 1.telf eSe5yHhefe, except among tnen1seis
Quon vh.-. thav ara great sckItrS for etiquette, b
u - 49, . - ~. s.ts n zet ~ ri II here b
sad: vAnly 1I7eo " Ate os'. ~ sw.., =, en- =
tnHu | II tEe CodrS e1d H tA1 te<eP1s " $u'
q fnu P1efscs at the Hosel 90 villa Iae1 uAso
4 mo. | ,,... snnornnces to undeffQ teAn tAelE
tt2Ak Ase ,tt.,. -. a.aerva6 f>ea Of than L
then | aeau& pouss1es - ns.M.u.,r .rne.xAd
mako | WUe, menoet ot fAu"nsa1 s4e sH'
Iota ses1g INTO bail IN hisrk Suls On the rresee
areA aou Of tne Eusran Aruosssadart Lord LJons,
!. Y! be psoms 70 sael nf hs atnEulsrtsl that he .
np,ssd dtsapsezspd- Al the Hotst d. Vue' n Eng
hnyurnct, o1 r&.hss do.s rp.m fe1usas &as
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
our record of the prominent events of

our record of the prominent events of
his life.
In General Thomas there seemed to be
union of all the qualities which make
up the great and successful soldier lie
brought no peculiar trait of character
INTO stronger relief than any other, but
blended them all in perfect harmony
Although Virginian by birth, he was a
staunch, uncompromising Unonist in
feeling As soldier, he united skillful
strategy with cool valor and tremendous
power When he fought, he hurled all
ms forces upon the enemy and crushed
HIM lie was as distinguished in ceun>
cll rs he was terrible in battle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
SIIEIsErE,S SALE.

FflcIlH 10
Il. p. WEBER, PITS Any.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
JAMES WARRACK'S
European & American

taDn ana Stcerage passages to and from all parts
Of Europe and the United States Also to- Cal forn,
Japan, China, and Austria la, by the best lines In
existence. BY this arrangement tickets for almost
any point In the world can be got from us at the
very lowest .aies.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

w ho wants cheap
Dry Goods! Every
body. Where can
you get them ;! At
Gundry Il 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 eekly F.!
Great Bargains IN
DreSsG Gods. ShaWls,
Cloak ings, Cloth S,
Cassimeres, Blank
cts, FIanneIs, Jeans,
Prints, Delaines,
Domestic, Cottons,
&c, &c. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring De-
partment, IN charge
of Mr. Amberg is UNI
rivaIed in this section
tor style, durability
and cheapness. A
choice assortment OF
our own manufacture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
vinced that you can
save money by max
ing your purchases of
us. a' 81"
GUNDRY 4 GRAY,
alpersl Point. via ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
CTATE OF wlsC0NsIN--Iow County CIrc,
- jourt

~ JOUR-.
Henry BRO err, Plaintr, agaihstthe Cincinnati and
Wisconsin Mining Company, Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given ably virtue Of an execu.
ton issued out Of the above ,ouri In the above
named action 10 me directed ag,ipst the property OF
said ecDdant, TIE ncinnati and Wisconsin sln.
Ing Com any, bearing date this Nth day Il Aprl
a. u. 1870, have levied upon and on the am day
OF May, at two O'Clock 7, NJ. at The Laxtv Mine, 10
the town OF Linden county aud state nforefad viii
sell At public veniue 20 the highest biduer f,r cash
NJ he right title, md interest which tie said DE.
fonda had on the It'll day OF Apnl D. 1870, OF
has since acquired 10 the following described person
al property, to.wit. enc eighecn-horse poeer en-.
Rine aud boilers one pump and appurt enances
therenbto bclongingi one blacksmths' forge and
tools engine house and Office, with the lease o. min
leg right Ia tht i-iloalng described lands To wit =
The north east iarter and ihr north east quarter or
south west quarter and north west qu rer Of snut
east quarter d section eleven H., town Eve (jJ
range Two q } east, IN Iowa County Wisconsin. or
10 much thereof AZ win satisfy the sum Of .,3j
with Interest and costs
Dated sherns Office, this ! day n April 1870.
VILLA sANuS
Sheriff Iowa County
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
4. -, - ."'''h '"Nh Nouuly
AsAsA Cons, Plaintiffs Attorney
Notice 10 Teachers and District
Clerks.

NOTICE ia hereby given that the rounty surerln.
~ tcndent Of Schools for Iowa County Will hold
public examinations for licensing teachers as fol-
lows.
April 18th and 10th.
Al Arena, Monday and Tuesday, April 18th and
18Th
Al Jonesdale, Wednesday and Thursday, April
10th an 2lst.
In examinations Will commence At 10 o'clock A
N on The htst day In each place. Applicants should
bring pen, Ink aud fOoiscsp paper
SAMUEL PARKS
County Superintendent.
Avoca March Isl, 1870. lv-td
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
Foreclosure sale.

CTArE OF Wise jNSlN--Iowa County Circuit
- Court.
James sreosey, Plaintiff, against James Adams,
Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given. that IN pursuance and by
virtue OF a judgement Of foreclosure and sale made
IN The above entitled action, on the 50th day Of
March A. u $50 by the ircuit Court in and for
sal ouniy, the subscriber the sheriff Of said coun
y will eel at public yendue at the front door Of the
Court H0u In the village OF Dodgeville In said
County on the lhlreth day Of May 4, d. 1870 at
2oclock In the afternoon OF that day the real estate
and mortgaged premises Invested by said judgement
TO be sold, aud therein described as follows,
0wit The south west quarter II the south east quar-.
ter Of section No three 80 town six O. range two
"a east Of the fourth principal meridian, IN Iowa
County, and state of " lsconsln or much thereof
as viii satisfy the sum OF SOL IS with inieres. and
costs
Plated shenGs cci,e, Dodgeyille this 9Th day OF
April, 1870
WILLIAM SANDS.
Sheriff Iowa County, Wis
u. y. WEBER, Pits Any. 93tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
Also Agents for the
Madison Mutual
lNSU r ANCE COMPANY,

This Company takes risks only on Isolated buildings
IL IS parcu arly In the Interest Of Farmers As we
insure only property as scomparatyely safe the
rates are necessarily much lower than most others
1t Is HOME Company, purely Mutual, and perfectly
reliable.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-01
A Body and Mind DiSCAsc.

Such is dyspepsia. The stomach and
the brain are too intimately allied for the
one to suffer without the other so that
dyspepsia and desponicncy are insepara-
bic, II may be added. too. that irritation
of the stomach is almost invariably accom-
panied by irritation of the temper. The
invigorating and tranquiiizmg Operations
of IIostetter's BitteTs i, most powerfully
dcyeloInd i'm eases Of indigestion. THE
first effect of this agreeable tome : COM
forting and encouraging. n rli!d gov
perya,les the system. the chronic nnca>i-
ness in the region OF the stomach abatr'.
The relaxed nerves recover their elasticity
under the operations OF the specific Ike
the slackened strength OF Il musical m
striIment in the process of tanning i.eth-
argy and debility are replaced by ener. !
and yigor, the spirits rise.and life thai al
most seemed a burden while the season OF
depression lasted, becomes once more en-
iOyatle. That such radical change
should be produced by n remedy entirely
devoid of the pow erful alhaiOids ana mine
rails so extensively used ia modern prar-
tice, may 0km incredible TO those who pin
their faith on the medicinal efficacy of ac-
tive pOisOns, but II these skeptics will take
the trouble to enquire of those who have
tested the corrective and Alternative virtues
of the Bitters under the circum stances de-
scribcd. they will find the statement to be
true. The best safeguard against all dis
eases If bodily vigor. and this the grea
Vegetable Restorative essentially prot
mctea.