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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

IT appears that in those counties
of New York where the Democrats made
their heaviest gains the aggregate DEM
ocratic vote was less than half the vote
given for Hoffman two years ago. The
Republican party knew they would be
outvoted, anyway, by the repeaters, and
only voted at all under that discouraging
sense of duty which actuates good man
whose faith is 1T fault, and who feels,
therefore, that nothing no can do, or
omit to do, will be. imputed to him for
righteousness. If the Republicans had
n voted there would have been so
many more beaten, If none of them
had voted none would have been beaten,
The marvel is that the State, having so
long since lost her right of self-govern'
ment, the lawful voters should think il
worth while to vote MT all,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09
MINERAL POINT, WIS.,,
THURSDAY. JUNE 9Th, 1870.


arup editor Of the Tribune Is only obeying his
,a,s,ar Nc worked faithfully In the same cause
when he published The Boscobel Appedt, ana When
bis task was finished In that place he located nearer
The Throne and Is still acting under orders from
headauarters Heis not responsible Tor that aoase'-
Monroe Sentinel
The master of the editor OF the
TRIBUNE is Native Instinct, which teaches
him to denounce corruption and corrup-
tionists wherever found. That master
compelled us to give place in the lRI-
BuxE two weeks ago to the abuse OF
G c Hazelton, to which the Sentinel
objects In obedience to the same
"master" our efforts to the same END
were made two years ago, through the
Boscobcl AppcaI which efforts were
rewarded with success, and we heard our
"mastcr' say well done good and faith
full servant.
Every good action-cvery benefit TO
our fellow men, undoubtedly brings us
nearer the Great Throne and If there
has been one action Of our lives caIcn~
lated to advance US in that direction, 1t
surely was our course in the Con-
gressional contest two years ago De
lieyins thus, ye are determined to take
another step during the present campaign,
by a precisely similar course of action,
The Sentinel, like the TRIBUNE editor,
has evidently not changed masters with"
in the last two years, In 1868 1T was
controlled by the master Of ceremonies
in the lower regions, through his imps,
and as they still appear in the foreground,
it is fair to presume he has not surreh'
dorcd his command.
"IIow is that for High,' A. j.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

A New YosK dispatch says that priN
vate advices from Liverpool report that
the breadstulf market was entirely
cleaned out Saturday, and that the Eng
lish buyers were hungry for more -
This is good news. If confirmed it will
strengthen the Chicago market greatly
and what il more, the farmers may sec
in this item of news, prophesy OF bet
ter market for the next crop than tor
the last. 1t would seem that there is not
such u glut Of wheat in the market as
was generally supposed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

TUE TAX BILL IN CONGRESS. For
a few days past the House has been
chiefly engaged in considering the bill to
reduce taxation the discussion Thursday
and Friday turning principally on the
income tax. A strong effort was made to
abolish the tax, but this was refused by
vote of ll3 to Sc. The House then
voted, ll5 to IS, to reduce the income
tax from five to three per cent, and ex-
tend the exemption to $1,000. Thurs
day. without a call of the yeas and nays,
by IS majority, a proposition was car
ricd to levy per cent tax on all U. ,
bond coupons, which would tax bonds
held abroad as well as those held by our
citizens, and be regarded as a mild form
of partial reputation. This caused a
good deal of excitement and preclpl'
tate adjournment Friday proposition
to tax bonds ten per cent was voted
down-45 to 1888 Another vote was
taken on the amendment to tax United
States bonds five per cent, which after
an animated discussion was rejected 10
to llO.- Madison Jonrnat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

THE Senate Committee on Com.
merce has agreed to report favorably on
the HI to improve the Wisconsin and
Fox rivers. 1t is precisely like the
House bill, introduced by Mr.. wilkins
son April 10Th. 1t provides that the
Secretary of War shall complete tho I'M
provement Of the Wisconsin, so as to Sc
cure four feet for navigation at low
water 1t provides that Commissioners
shall be appointed to ascertain what sum
ought to be paid the Canal Company for
surrender of its franchises. The
agreement of the Company to sell out to
the Government, to be filed before any
money is expended Congress is to ac-
cept said agreement, &c.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

share of the credit due to our public
men for the vindication Of our cause and
the success of our principles.
Whoever may b his successor in Con.
sres., we trust that he may bs actuated
and governed in his public life by the
same great principles Of honor and rec
titude that have been the rule and founda'
ton of Gen. Cobbs public actions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

VIZ arc glad that instead of a general
amnesty Congress proposed to remove
the political disabilities of all who have
shown themselves trustworthy, some o.
900 in all. This should be the unyary'
ns policy of the Government; The re-
enfranchsement should be due to per-
sonal evidence of loyalty, and not to any
weakness, misnamed charity, on our part
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

TIE cable announces tremendous
conaagration in Constantinople on Mons
day, reducing to ashes the richest part
Of tho city, including churches, mosques,
theatres and business houses. The loss
Of property is incalculable, and there
has also been great loss Of life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

VIZ understand that the Jane sville
Daily Gazette Office has been sold to
Gen. James Bintliff, of Monroe, formerly
editor and proprietor of the Monroe
Sentinel, and Mr.. Colvin, well.known
GAINESVILLE dry goods merchant MID
waukee News.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

IMMIGRATION. - Foreign immigra.
ton to this country this season is UMPIRE
cedented. During four days las, week 10
5sl we're landed at New York A cable
dispatch SAYS $1,000 emf grants, mainly
Irish, left Liverpool for America during
May. Nine .tenths of them went to
New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

SOLDIERS GRAVES. The Quarter
master General of the army has instruct
ed the Chief Quartermaster OF the var
Gus Departments to solicit information
from all persons who interest themselves
in the care and preservation of the
graves of Union officers and soldiers -
All persons who possess any information
of the location, NC, OF such graves, are
invited to communicate the same to the
Chief Qnartermaster Of the Department
of Dakota, or to the nearest Post Cons
mander or Post Quartermaster The in.
formations thus obtained may become
very useful and it probably that in
this way record of soldiers graves can
he prepared for every civil cemetery IN
each State.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

The Erie Railway Company announce
II reduction of about twenty per cent. IN
the rate OF fare on and after June 9th,
and carry passengers from New York to
Chicago for $50. The Central has ioi-
lowed suit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

FSotsNrA-esreciallv london-is still
excited over the fcnian plot. Arms and
war fuateri als have been found and
seized in various. parts u the Kingdom,
nnd some arrests made
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

SALry.-lt is reported that commits
sioner Delanc has declared that the New
York Central Railroad must pay a special
tax amounting to S2,50O,0OO on its new
issue of stock in 1869.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

THE House has substantially fin.
ished the Tax bill, and the amendments
adopted, increases the reduction of tax,
alton to about S37 900, 900
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

A Lot Of new wheat from Pamela Co,
Miss, the first of the season sold on
change, ut st, Louis, on the sd, at 50
per bushcl.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

The twenty fourth annual Diocesan
Convention Of the Episcopal Church
commences in Milwaukee on the lth inst
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09
TRUE TEST 0F MERIT.


T Is 4 safe plan to beware Of sachlnes that yea
] cannot get time to try at your leisure. We can
say nothing about our machines, that Others, having
poorer machines will not be willing to say about
theirs hence plan Of thorough and free risls Is
the only infalibe method of Diet srting the counter
felt from the genuine and to that fest We cheeriuly
and fearlessy submit our machines. During the
present hayng and harvest season these machines
will be let free TRIAL in conpetiton With any and
all machines made " they do not prove so be superior
to all Others the PARTIES using them nnay return tina
same, and no charge win be made.
%" ONCE on Commerce street, Mineral Point, -
where will DC kept n all times full stock of Repairs
g Messrs BREWER N PENHALLtG0N pro
duce dealers have been appointed Local Agents =,
this city, and will transact all business for US in my
absence. Orders left with them will receive prompt al
tenton.
CHARLES II. RI SSELL.
Mineral Point, April 4th, 1870.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09
,i0B.WORK PROMPTLY DONE !!

,vv- ~. are role agents for the celebrated cook
,ng. .,oye "PEERLkSs,' made In Boston,
Give u, call before purchasing elsewhere, Thank
t,lf IN, very liberal patronage We have been hvor'
~ I'M IN tho past by fair and liberal dealing Ne
80 =, merit continuance Of the same.
NAL. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
May 25th is'o' WHO
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09
Taken up-Mare Colt.

cINr into INV enclosure, In the town u Linden, a
| The 10th day u Mny, lsfn, = dark brown MAR
Coli No marks noticed, The owner Is requested =
call prove properly pay Oh. rges and take her away
RlCllsRD IIAMNlLl..
May 18th, $50 NNs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
Scr fir41t@e Gonfift tn WrcuRcu.

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1fumentfde6 9epeien, fem 8eldluB ba>
Der binoenb {et fir Die Mtt9lteoer fdQt
sulammen NIT perGra9e, pb jenepertoner,
wel9e sesen has neueD Dogma aus bielem
@runp proteitrtsn, nod ais Ratbplifen
3u betradten leten. ~: '..:
Dit1 lebtere 6ra9e 1T aber feline rein
fir@li9e mebr, 1onbern aud cine
ftaat5reGtli@e, neil bon tbrer 8eantz
mortuns in gang Deuti@lano iowobl
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uno @%ssierune6~ &e6te abbdngen, welde
Der fatQoltl2en Stride al6 Trteren6<
iall0e unp 2anoesperfa1ung earantirt
fnb.
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gen. cab bic 8tlb1fe> wel9en na6 Dem
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pobtn erfldren, nab ite nt6t mebr fatbo@
lid Ino. Dielt Grfldrun9 lieSt nun
feine6meg6 gang un:meifelbaft in jenem
proteit, oa bic 8etrefenoen bebaupten
&atbolifen bleiben 5u wo1en> uno nur
9e9en BEN Muslprub rer Be tebenoen Sir
denre9ieruna uber einDo9ma %opponiren.
Nber Damtt fdQt Der weltli6en&e9terung
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hung iber Mein unp Dein DorauS0eben
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bittere Notbwenpi9feit serleBt tperpen>
feline ei9ene &e6t8eQlti9fsit Dor berlelben
rueltliden @ewalt nod;umetlen, eeren
untercronun8 unter bic 9eiRli6e in
Dem befonnten Schema de ecclesia"
eben cieleS @pncil fefseifel1t gu BADEN
%9laubte.
@enn bic Bil95fe eS Bios NIT ben
StaatSbeb1roen, nit Dem @ultusmintz
fer ., Mubler uno ieinen&dtben ;u tbun
bitten, 70 mdre wobl Die Netb fir iie
nidt 70 groe> ca oieler 6err berett8 fir
ooe @cnc!l partet ersrifen bat. Nber
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lidfeit na@, aud Dor bic &ammer poer
opr oa5 Yarlament f0mmen unD BORT
m16te rem @pncil lbledt mit9efpIelt
perpen.
Gtntpeilen uno 70 LANCE feline sreite
fatbpli(9 e &(r9e ms 2eben tritt, werpen
aber Die Staat6beb6rpen wpbl als ftr9:
liGe Mutorttdt bic Erdser Der bif1S7iden
@ewalt anerfennen uno an eeren Mu8<
{priAe tb balten mui1en. Neue Sc
1essebuns in bel en- Din9en ideint un>
permeioli@ Senoroen 81 fem. co. 49,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
Gtnnte1tQQDoQ.

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SNarnet's gmmeniagoea 1T bas einSias tetannte
it bic Samilie, tn nel&er bteie tuiGtiee Nlebiaia nidt serIanst
1T? Nstter, es TT bes Der erGBts Segen, tpelder @u@ jemals
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,pfaus puR Elm Dollar uno fanf unb ;wdr3is Gents.
. NKEzkzzsgzaszaa
Nope6 Brotber8,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15

--sss@~S Y1nnuI'i3S c~H,"~ $50
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60 Sit taten Sci dcnfs 0crrc1 gp.t1t : rite
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
TtA E>nalI n

Gin 5austne9t loute in Bsslir
PIC Minterbutter III ben Reler ltofens
bate aber oas unalif ausSuoleitsn ,nn.
pie 1repps bi~nat3ufaQen. Die R6hin..
tpelde bteies fab, REF entriifsl aua !:
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
HeabDbD S @enS,m nnaoer8.
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Dtreftpreu.
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8. Wmes, MaYpr BON Minneapplis.
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s. q. WurpbY. Yral. Grgan9e u. Carvings ST.
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@dobmeifsr-S. s. @itIe, prai. 1. Stat. 8art.
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uno bb rr n1atearie GbarafIer Res S@asmeifers unb Oiref<
toriums jee Speiielbafte prcppitiun nit Neraastung Surid.
70 ROD eeadteten eS pDblbetanalcn Yeripaeu ais NeferenSen
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ben lit jereufal5 rel. tss. mur .3m..
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Hein 6uIfel> r1ebr.

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QGrisuert1'iInng
tie am 4. W1Gr; 1874
n Opern 9aus tn JlNnneQpo(iS

~fattfnten mtrb, ais prdmie ~beieeten. @an nirb bierauS er~
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rie befpmmt, auf meldes er am nedFsn /. Mtari eines Der
ra9fpleenpen 100 @el1ente se,pinncn lam.
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papier 9eBen Grpf.-@inTar>
met, cem i fter (ein @emile i'm Seller err
froren par, fa9t> pab er e6 leBten @tnter
mitte!f alter 3ettunsen belbuBt babe.
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nl9tc. Dies 1T ni9t NeueS e6 iinp
bic oinncn, swild,en ben nsrldierenen
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jeco6 tarfen uno Diel &letRer cper
Qeim gum @nf!eben 9%ebrauden.
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perlin9, Graugptt BertbeL ieinss3eihcna
0oloartetter bat nad leinem Gore Gle
Stoot 2sipsio nit einem aldasenrenDer<
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mcbr ais $4,000 lba!er Der &e,trYs
benz lcbts It'll unp unbeadtet in rsr rrit,
ten Gta3e zines 5aulss auf Gem 8rjtl;
no9 {einemGoce fam man nidt penigsr
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mem helheirenen Stib6en uro er|t bel
eenausrem Nabfprihen Dpfumente unp
Wsrtbpapiere i'm 8etrage Don Die!enGouz
lenpen.
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Shines" lieferte tn cinsm G6reiben bonn
Is .Sftober folaencen 8eitraa GUT Gbaz
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