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MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA.
The Brush ship Damio. Allen, was cleared ut
Bull River, S C. on the Goth instant, by the Marine
and River Phosphate CO, wi h u cargo OF 1919 tons
phosphate rock, for London.
The bark Esperanza, Clay, arrived al Bull River,
s G. from Bar6aloes, on 27th II ~. consigned 10
the Marine and River Phosphate co, TO load rock
for o PORT In Great Britain.
The sclr Ridgewood, Derricksen. from George.
town, S G. arrived at New York May 70.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, Monday, May
90. The market is arr1, with a fair business dong
IN trade uses. The offerings continue 10 3 W 'e[ !
tIce sales OF 22O bags Rapgoon at Ia7So LOT oldi
i25 bags Pstna at 71safAc, the latIer price lor
new and rs tierces Carolina al 9iHasH".
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1ntsrior COTTON Markets.

CHARLOTTE, May 2s.-sales 10 Coy % bales;
mlddling AK 10 1iAc.
COLUMBUS. May 90 Market quiet. Lew mid
dlingsi5c.- Sales IS bales. Receipts 20 osles'
MONTGOMERY. May 2a.-soaon Is In fair de.
manI In cur market, with little on sale. Luw
mi1dlings l5c.
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.WEEDm FAMILY FAvokiTE LcCh-STIIca
MACHINE.
are the best In use. ~,
mcnrs, on easy te.rls, or for cash. An knusN
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, tWcl!e
plack and colored,) SILK, OIL, Soap, &C., &C.
Repairing as usual: Cifco-ais anu aa1np'eS"
worE sent on application.
Geners. nealer IN First Class Sewing ms.
chimes ana Material, No. SCI Eing street,
augl7 Cnariestoh'
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MARINE NE us.
CHAMELEON. S. C........"."JONE l.. 1871,
Lat SO deg 80 min SO sec. Lon 20 deg 81 min 81 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Water Lilly. Toglio. Edlsto, Enterprise
and Way Landings. SO packages vegetables and
sundiies. To Douglas NlsOet. Kinsnan Bros, W
G Courtney i co, KiBsman d lowell, J Steiber, J
e e Clauasen. StUll, Webb q co, o'Selll, Mrs 1
Turner, Bllnck, Wickenberg i CO.
Received from Chisolm's Mil. 10 tierces rice.
To W y Bee : co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British bark othere, McGregor, Liyerpool-Hunt
Bros i CO.
Schr J H s%tickney, Fooss, Washington, DC
Street Bros L CO.
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedt.!, New iotk-Wm
Roach j. 20.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
British ship Remington, Fowler, LiverFoo
Schr A J Gabens. Brage, z :ovldence.
Schr Lilly, Hughes. New York.
Schr J Il Sticknty. Fouhs, Baltimore.
CLEARE" FOL: THIS PORT.
Schr ] " Morales, New n:.n, at New York, Goth
May.
Schr. Charles Comery, ?.nc;ham, at Baltim re,
Muy 30.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the GhUve line leave Pier ~E5&
so, ~, North River. foot OF &sAlsAG
street, New York, ut II O'Clock noon, OF Lllc l5ti
and S9;li OF every month except when liier'
dates fail on sunday. then the Saturday preceh
Jug.
ers for South Pacidc and central American ports
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston. jamaica
For Japan and China, steamer leave san Fran
cisco first OF every month, except when 1t falls OF
sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers Touch w.. Havana. hu
20 direct from New YOrH to Asplnwall.
Que hundred pounds baggage free toeacE acn!i
Medicine und attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information app
III The COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, Oh Ill,
wharf FOOT OF Canal street, North River. New
iork. +. K. BABY. Agent.
)ulyl6-ivr
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TOR NEW q Il h.
OLD LINE NEW YORK. AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLISHED 1846.
SPACIOUS AND ELEGASTDEcR sTATE-Roon

THE. VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
Side.wheel Steamships OF this Line Will sail from
Adger,s Wharf as follows
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, June Sd, at 5h O'CLOCK
n. >,
JAMES.ADGER, SATURDAY, June 10th, at y
O'Clock NJ. ,>
O'CLOCK P. NJ. F., ~ =,
JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY, June [4'p' a IL
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, July lst- at 6 O'Clock
P. NJ.
~ Insurance u per cent. by this Line.
nr Through Bits OF LaIing given on Cotton TO
IIyerpool, Boston. Providence and the New Eng
'ond Manufacturing towns at the lowest marGe:
"a: state.rooms may be secured in advance
without extra charge.
For Freight or Passage engagements, apply 20
mayoI JAMES ADGER i co.
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CHANGE Or SCHEDULE.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND SULLIYAN'S ISLAND
FERRY

On and after THURSDAY, June L@
1st, The. following schedule will be L&sSlR5s
observed:
Leave City at 6.So and 10 A. NJ, Sand G P. N.
Leave Mount Pleasant DIT 7.30 ~. NJ, II NJ, i.lj
and 6.45 p. NJ.
Leave suilivan's Island at S and II a. NJ, !
aud $50 p. NJ.
An Freight must be prepak Ind none received
after half-paSt2 O'Clock.
On SUNDAYS, The lrst Morning Trip VILE be one
! hour later than during the week.
Fare on SUNDAYS for round trip, 25 cents.
maySl-2* ]. II. MURRAY, Agent.
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rhe Charleston Cotton. Rice N Navni
Stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEW
WEDNESDAY EygSISa. May 81, lS7l.i
CorToN.-This staple opened at full figures, With
as.fcng feeling and o moderate inquiry prevail
ing, the rates showing some irregularity; but
during the DAY an Improvement Of q fun &c . Id
was secured, the market being quiet at the close,
but the article was held at advancing rates.
Sales about 100 bales, OF which go were sold the
evening before, say q at l2A, l at l3X, 10 at H.,
10 at lax. 10 at 14H is at li1, "a at Is, 3 at l5S,
lat l6X, i2 at l6. SO at l6A, SO at 1871, 70 at16S,
Z at 16%, 80 at II, and on the evening before lo2
at leK, 100 on private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary. @l5A
Low mlddllng. .....161@-
Kidding
Strict mlddlnR omLna
R%IcE.-There were no transactions in this grain.
We quote common to fair at 8A@sH, coed $40
9 cts.
NAVAL S~ToRES.-There were no sales reported.
FRsIarrs.-To Liverpool. by steam direct.
nominal on uplsnds via New York, 10
on uplaudS ; Id on sea Islands by So: .
Sled on upIands, "a on sea Islands. T"
Hayre nominal, OoasFwise-so New YORK
BY steam. nc on pp:apds and &c or s'a
Islands: 81 25 p fierce On nce:by sail, &c 2 NO
cotson;- y terce on rice: 4oc p barrel on rosir:
$7Ss = 81 on lumber: se&lo p II on timber. I
Boston. BY sail, &c = II On upland cotsor.
To Providence. by SAL s. 2 II on boards, *
p b Oh cotton; by stesM 81 p bale on New
York ratee. To Phiiat slph.a, by steam. &c ? II
on uplanle: By sail. 81 2 on boards; 50 on
timber; S. = Ton on Gay, AID says 60 on phos
pilates. To Bal :imcre. BY steam, Hc , b b!
SAL, SO 6oS7 p y on boards: s3@s 70 p ton OF
phosphate rocE. Vessels are in demand By
our merchants 10 lake lumber f.eights frcm
Georgetown. =. G.. Dayien aud Satl;ls River, Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla, 20 Northern ports, and SIC
@i2 = NJ are the raiss On lumber and boards.
fxoa ASes.-Sterlirs 20 day bills 22,'i.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The tanks are pur.
chasing zteLt CHECKS on New York ut par; 5 days
u OF; 10 days q or; l5 days - or; 20 days = or:
30 days oil. They are selling sight checks at 4
pre- nIu
aoLD-llsl2.
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ERENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

ERENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
preuarel by Grimault & Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF HYruPHOSPilATE OF LIME, q sos
erirn remedy In pithisis-releves, Coughs
N:ghtsweats, &c.
Guarana, for headache, neuralgia, &c.
Pepsine, for Indigestion. loss OF appetite, &c.
lodized syrup .. Horsersdish, invaluable: 81
persons unable to take Codliver 0l-espeCis-iJ
recommended in cutaneons affections, ana %
most powerful tepura:!Ye.
Digestive LuZepges OF The Alkaline Lactates, 6
p!eaSant and effective remedy for functional &c
rangemeut o. the digestive organs.
Troches Of Pers.ne aud Pa1cre2tlne.
lLS0,~
ROY; Phsrmacie Coffin.
vOMITlF LIE ROY, Pharmacie Cnttln.
Dragees lie Sautonive.
Dragees de Morphine.
Lancelot's Asthma CIgGre:tesx
For sale by DR.. e. BAER,
mly30 80. l3l Meetlng stre"-
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UoWAGE AND EXCURSIONS.

G. 7 Rti stsa sas BE- ea snsaEsa os 95r + FoS 9: -
age and Excursions Apply on boaru, u UOn
mercial Wharf, or TO
y2S-tuths1mo Boyce's Wharf.
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The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured bJ j. +;
SPENCER s. CO., New York, which are nov 9aetea
to the public, are pronounced bya all tine ce!epraIeo
Opticians OF the world TO be the most Perlsct, M
taral Artificial help to the eye ever sTna S9Swn.
They are ground under their OWL super nashor
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted togesaei,
and derive their name Diamond" on account
or their hardness and briliancy:
struoted 6ring the core or centre Of the lens d.,
rectly in front Of the eye, producing a clear and
distinct vision, as IN the natural, heallny sign,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations, sucn az
glimmering and wavering Of sight, dizziness, &C.,
peculiar to all others In use. A.
They are mounted in the finest manner, 10
frames OF the best quality, Of all materials usea
for that purpose. Their finish and uuraoalty can
not be surpassed.
CAUT1oN.-None genuine Unless bearing their
trade mark stamped on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer in Watches, Jewelry.
Sterling SilVcrware and Optical GOODS,
No. s07 King street.
:5l-stuthlyr charleston .. I.
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LIST vi VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND aAiLsD fG1 rHls roR:.
F@okkIGS.
LIVERPOOL.
Br ship Island Home. Mcclellan, up.......Aprtl 8
Br bark Vince, Robson. sailed. ............Aprll %
WEST HARTsgPooL, ENG.
Br bark Kathleen, Lester, up......."...May .
CAILA0.
Br brig Belloni. Jones, sailed. ......".....Ja %
CARDIFF.
The Martha, Lewis, sailed .
Span brig Rosario, Girardo, sailed 20
DOMESTIC.
Brig A Devereaux. Clark, cleared. ........Ma 10
Bng L'zabcl. 9abbut. cleai May 10
Schr 3 II Hawkins. WyatG. uN........"...May 10
SEW yusE.
Schr ] M Morales, Newman. cleared. .......Ma 20
Scnr Queen OF the South. Byrues, cleared May II
Schr Ny rover, Brown, cleared =
Schr l. $ Davis, bishop, ......:.......Ma -
Schr nnttie Coorlbs, Jameson, cleared may -
BALTIMORE.
SchrJ II SiicEney, Fooks. cleared .........May u
Schr P = Smith, Robinson, cleared. .......May 20
Schr Sea Queen. RoSebroUE, cleared. inlay 20
Schr Chas COmery, pinkhain, cleared."....May %
ScEr E McLa:H, Crowell, cleared May n
BANGOR, NE.
Schr Hannah, Staples, cleared ......".....Ma rs
ROCKFORD, NE.
Schr Nellie Doe, Richardson. sailed ........ May II
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-,y1Yo1A1 AND coMMERo1AL.
Exports.

Exports.
L,yRR7oo-Per British bark othere-22le bales
upland cotton. -. p,,bor,,,on-77 600
NEW rYoRK-Per schr lus hicnaiu0'n~
fec ,nmter, 4e, Oc0 feet boards. ~, +.
WasTINGToN. D C-Fer schr J Fl StlcEney-i'i'
SIS feet lumber.
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EOR NORTH EDlSTO, BEAUFORT AND
PACIFIC LANDING.

The Steamer PILOT Roy, Captain .sGlT"A
j. ". sly, will leave Central Wharf alsssssas4sssVs
fur Edisto, Beaufort and Pacific LanuIDg, every
MONDAY MORS1EG. az = O'Clock, and for Beaufort
aud Pacific Landing every THURSDAY MORNING,
at s o'clock. Returning, will leave beaufort every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at S O'Clock, anu
will leave EdiStO every TUESDAY, at ) O'CLOCK,
2. 81. J. ID. AlhEN.
may15 Agent.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. May 5l.-Arriyed, the Cora, Hen
rielta, Regulator, Hatteras and Aloetmarie; AT
rived our, tie Anglia, sidonian, and lily Of Lime
rick,
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TWO EXCURSION TRIPS DitLY.
me on s! ana s5ss St. 14 HEsRsh, ' Gae. ISL -
d. SINCLAIR, Jr., will make IS EXCURSION
TRIPS DAILY, leaving Market Wharf EVERY
AFTERNOON, at 8 and 6 O'Clock, arriving back AZ
s and 7 O'Clock.
Fure for each round trip, 25 cent?.
may2l-2* j. ii. Agent.
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TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, &c.
Just received, q large assortment, and for sale ..
uE. Fl. BAERIS
Drug Store.
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THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

i -
Professor LOUIS WUNDRAM'S BLOOD PURl.
FLYING AND PURGATlVE herbs, TN Pills OF
Powders,) for the cure Of all Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting from impure blood and lmpef'
feet digestion.
Also, the following Medicines by the same (Pro
lessor Louis Wunlraln, Brunswick, Germany y
GOVT POWDERS.
Rheumatic Tncture.
Eplleptic Remedy.
Toothache Drops.
Herb Tea TOR Dyspepsia and NerVousness.)
Rheumatic Hertz Tea.
Govt Tincture.
Eye Water.
Wundwasser i.he German "T'alnkluer.)
For sale by Or. H. A Ek,
may3b M. ISL meetIng street.
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" E l. q K / D 4,
VIA SAVANNAH.

The steamer DICTATOR, Captain .rE@A
L. N. Coxetter, Will leave Southern aa@@sS5s0Ns-
Wharf every TUESDAY EVENING, at $50 O'CLOCK,
funtil further notice. for Jacksonville, Fernan.
lima and Palalka, arriving bacK al Charleston
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
mav11 KAVENEL Il CO.. Agents,
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The Steamer WATER LILLY will -
receive Freight at South Atlantic s&k8Hks
Wharf, on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, anu leave
as follows:
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PasscnSerh.

Passengers.
Per steamer Water Lily, from EdIsto, Euler
prise and Way Landings-Rer Prenttss, j
Mikell, s Howe, and : on deck.
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<CHAREESTON, Ma "Th, 81 =
Received fthe CHARLESTON HARTTADLE ASSOCIATION Ll the State OF SoMmC aonna % L
the Benetto fme Free School Fund, euee@sos , OF H. td Il e. w nes onsa %So or SrncaaHonn" asre
T n EEm "a nrwmd Mar Sb II LK. JILLSUN,
may2elmo state superintendent EaucaIon, s"" o""
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED tC1 ruls roR:.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-29
Local Aid to Railroads.

In view of the railroad excitement now
reigning in Iowa County, we give the fol-
lowing, emanating from Hon Hiram
Barney, one of the chief negotators of
Western Il T. Bonds in New York, as
70 whas capitalists expect people to DO
along the line of a projected railway,
prudent capitalists abroad will not
invest in the bonds Of railroad which
develops u country, unless there is a re-
sponsihle stock subscription sufficient
for right of Way, grading, bridging, and
tieing tho road, for the construction of
freight, passenger, and water stations and
rolling stock, and for laying the iron.
This constitutes only fair basis Of se-
curity for the bonds and it furnishes ey.
ideuce, too, that the road is needed, and
will have the business to provide means
TO pay interest on bonds, II the people
of towns, counties, and cities to b. bene>
fitted 10y the work are able and willip.
- provide the means by stock sahScrip-
tions to the amount above indicated, it IS
practicable and will pay. If they are
not willing to incur such risk and liahil-
ity, they say, practically, we have no
faith in the success Of the enterprise, and
cannot furnish business to make i, profit,
able to those " no may invest in it, y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-29
Lester from MIR. Spensley.
MINERAL PoINT, WIS
June odd, 1871.

To the Editor Of the Tribune:
DEAR SlR.-an editorial in your paper
OF the 10th inst, in regard to compro-
mise of tho Iowa County Bonds, seems
to be regarded by oil people as an offer
bv Mr.. Cobb, on the part OF Mr. Beecher,
though you, to accept 80 cents on the
dollar for abe $500, 900 of "lowa County
Indebtedness offered in Mr., Cobb $
proposition That there may hereafter
be no mult finding nor missunderstand-
ing in regard to said matter, | wish to
say in as plain language as Is possible,
that Iowa County is ready and willing to
accept said proposition, to pay 100000
for said S2OO, 600
Then myself, the attorneys of the
county, and friends and many prominent
citizens will 20 TO work hand in hand
with Mr. Cobb and do all that we can to
aid Mr.. Cobb to extend the road. and in>
iuco the towns through which the road
shall he extended, 10 vote and issue to
the road Town Bonds, to make up the
other 30 cents which the bondholders
will be short in settling with the county
Such We're the terms heretofore offered
by Messrs Henry " Smith, and they
have, on several occasions, been so eiab-
orately and carefully stated and explain
ei to both Mr.. Cobb and hes attorney,
that it seems impossible they could have
been misunderstood
Respectable &c,
JAMES SPEEST,EY,
Chairman Of Iowa Co I'd of -ups.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-29
MORE RAILROAD.

Again we serve our readers with a
dish of railroad matter, or rather two
dishes, one from Mr.. James Spenslev
and one form Geo. w. Cobb. In these
we see hope of coming to a settlement Of
our present vexed question of county
bonds, and securing the extension of
the railroad through the county There
seems to be two points Of difference be-
tween Mr. Cobb and Mr.. Spensley, to-
wit:
1st. Mr. Cobb evidently understa nds
Mr. Spensleys proposition to mean that
he is offered $4,000 in new county
bonds for 100000 Of the present "in,
debtedness," while Mr., Spensley evident
ly means that the 81 50, 900 shall be paid
in cash, or It's equicalent By the county
at least this is our und rstanding Of Mr.
Spensley's letter
Cd. Mr.. Cobb, we un derstand, wants
positipe assurance, before delivering up
the 100000 Of present Indebtedness
that he will receive from the towns
through which the proposed road shall
run, the required $4,000 of town bonds,
rs aid Such ass urance Mr. Spensley
or any other party cannot give. That
can only be determined by vote Of the
people Of the different towns
Now, If our understanding Of the
manner in which Mr.. Spensley proposes
the county shall pay the $4,000 (ie in
cash or its equivalent) is correct then
there is no 3iile renee between him and
MIR. Cobb on that point and the only real
trouble is relative to tho town aid for the
remaining $4,000; and having got thus
near, it seems to us there ought certainly
TO be found some way OF arranging this
small point Of difference.
Without persuming some better plan
may not be devised we suggest that some
ing like the following move be made,
viz: Let there be called in the several
towns through which the proposed road
will run, well advertised public meetings,
and ns far as possible the sentiment OF
the people ascertained rs 30 the amount
they are willing 10 subscribe IA aid to
the road, in addition to their proper pro.
portion of the 100000 to be paid by she
county for the 100000 of old bonds
Let Mr. Spensley, the County Attorneys,
their friends, and all influential men who
can, attend as far rs possible these meet
jpgs and use THAR intelligence and inau-
ence in explaining and urging tho people
TO secure settlement and tho road ex.
tension bv giving such aid as they can
afford Then, if the sentiment OF the
people appears favorably, let special e'ec
tons be called rs provided by law, and
vote taken, each town fixing for itself
the amount to be voted upon, 20 that the
aggregate shall amount to $4,000 If
the result be in favor Of swing the mid
let the town bonds be lssuod and let Mr..
Cobb turn over 10 tho County Board the
100000 of old bonds, receiving in re-
turn the $l5o,DOO in town bonds and
$l50,o0o in money from the county. If
the Interested tow ~ refuse, by vota, to
sive the r,Quired $4,000 aid, no town
bonds will be Issued, the county can
keep her money, and Mr. Cobb oan keep
his old bonds, and there the thing won
rest, just as it is at present We are
confident, however, that with the inln,
ence of Mr. spensley, and others who
would go with him, the aid would DO
given
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-29

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-29

WE are sorry to see that the foolish
canard set atloat hv the Milwaukee News,
in regard to Mr.. WaShhurn, has set sew
cral Republican editors teeth on edge.
The idea that General Grant, or anybody
else in Washington, desire the nominal
ton for Governor, or that they intend to
meddle in any way with the politics of this
state, is toe ridiculous for serious CONS
mcnt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-29

GENERAL NOVEL, who has just been
nominated for Governor of Ohio BY the
Republicans, Is q one.legged soldier
His friends say he will run well, however.