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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-29

FROM the latest dispatches from France
we have the terrible intelligence that the
champagne crop is the worst ever remem-
bered. This will cause many a lover of
this popular drink to sigh. The failure is
attributed to the facts that the vines were
seriously injured during the time of the
Prussian occupation and the late frosts and
heavy hail storms in the spring. The great
er part Of the stock Of wine on hand was
also "gobbled up" by the Germans, so that
wine consumers have not even the old vint-
ages to fall back on. What dreadful
affair.
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lie an night long upon my branch. o dew,
ans ana BY thy sweet Disabling.
MY barren stock up-fllfne
Burst out IN soft spring foliage, fresh and new
Rest all night upon my heart. O love-
Gods love which Is forever,
Whereby each f'rail endeavor
or man Is sanctiied fer heaven alone.
The end draws near-ligbi up my soul. % faith.
sure Of the morning breaking
Sure of the blest awaking,
Beyond the dim, blind portieOs Of death.
o faith o love dews of sacred birth.
fe are OF Gods free giving
Mans human life out-liyinR
Yet sOlacing his darkest hours on earth
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MASONRY IN THE UNITED STATES.

When and where the order of Masonry
was first introduced into the United States
appears to be a matter of some doubt, even
among the best informed of the fraternity
and the fact that, prior to the year 17l7,
lodges were not compelled to keep any
regular record, leaves no authentic date
whereby to trace its origin. 1t is generally
conceded, however, that Masonry in the
United States dates from the year l 7333,
when the right honorable and most wor-
shipful Anthony, Lord Viscount Mon
tague, grand master of the grand lodge of
England, on application of several brethren
residing in New England, appointed
and constituted the Right WOrshipful
Henry Price as provincial grand mas
ter over all the lodges in New England,
who on the Both of July, 1913, constituted
the first grand lodge of FreemasonS ever
opened on the American continent. This
was known as st. Johns grand lodge, which
title it retained until it was united in 1892
with the grand lodge founded by the earl of
Dalhouse grand master of Scotland, of
which Gen. Joseph Warren, who fell at the
battle of Bunker Hill, was the first grand
master in the United States. He was "a
successful dry goods merchant, and is gen
orally looked upon as the father of Mason
~ in the United States. The order rapidly
spread and before the end of the last centu-
~ a number of the States boosted of their
grand lodges and grand Communicates.
George Washington was member Of the
Masonic fraternity for nearly half acentuy.
He was initiated on the 4th Of
November, 1852, a few months before at
tanning his majority, in Fredericksburg
lodge. During the revolutionary war he
was a frequent visitor to the army lodge,
and i'll IT'S, when the grand lodge of Vir-
gina was formed, he was chosen grand
master, but declined the position. In 1888,
the Alexandria lodge, at Alexandria, Va,
was chartered, and Gen. Washington be
came its first master, and was one OF its
members at the the time of his death. The
lodge still preserves his apron, gavel and
other relics of the 'father of his country"
among its sacred treasures. In 1898 Wash
ington assisted in laying the cornerstone of
the national capitol, wearing Masonic
apron Emade and presented to him by the
wife of Lafayette.
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PUBLIC SALES.
Sale of Railroads.


ON THURSDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF
" November next, we will offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, on the East side of the Capitol. at
Nashville, the following Railroads. to-wit:
Knoxville and Charleston.
ROgersyiIie and Jefferson,
Knoxville and kentucky,
East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina:
Cincinnati, Cumberland Sap a Char
lesion.
Terms OF Sale will be announced ON the day Of
sale. Il. .. MCKINNEY.
FRANCIS Il. FOGG,
ARCHIBALD WRIGHT,
ID. W. G. SENTER.
Il. II. BUTLER,
I'd. K. PENNEBAKER,
OclO td Committee.
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Insolvency.

HAVING SUGGESTED THE INsoLYEN-
Ii cy Of the estate OF Thomas Thompson,
deceased, TO the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Davidson county, Tenn, notice IL hereby given
TO the creditors Of said estate 70 file their claims
with said Clerk, properly authenticated, on or
oo22 IaW4tE j. @. BRMEY, Admir-.
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Executors Notice..

HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR
Ii OF Mrs Sarah NJ Claiborne, deceased, an
persons having claims against her estate are
hereby notified to file the same. duly authenti-
Gated, within the time prescribed BY law, or they
viii De forever barred; and persons indebted are
respectfully asked TO make payment.
oc2i Oawit sat JOHN RAAIAGE, Executor.
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FRUIT TREES.

TSRUIT TREES.-0rders left with Dorteh &
il HaddOx for Fruit Trees, EvergTeens, Grapes,
Shade Trees and Slrrubbery, Roses, Camelias,
etc. will receive prompt attention. TRUETT'S
SONS & MORGAN, Proprfetors Rosebank Hur-
series. oc25 I'm
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COAL
CHEAP CoALi

HAVING TAKEN AN INTEREST IN THE
IL spacious Coal Mines Of Kentucky, known a.
Ine 81. Bernard Mines, ON the Evansville and
henderson Railroad, and having conf Of the
dispositiOn Of said Coal all south Of springfield,
Robertson county, Tenn, we are determined to
furnish Nashville, Edgrteld, and the surround
ing country and towns 80 cheap % put fires In
the reach OF the poor a. well a. the rich.
We can furnish a superior article and abund-
ant supply.
OFFfCE-Cc41er Union and Cherry strsst-
jy2s II MADISON STRAT-roS q co.
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DOCTOR VVFFFTTTER

6I7 St Charles st
oSGER OCsTED IS 81 LOUIS TEAS an cbssar
"a = Pt ysi ian. suecessf1.y 'aSiuola ana CanY
satcd ysreresi bisease brnI paleaf fr1m evsy
) His hosp aloplortuuites hfetine fESertccce
Uifn dug rfepar-1 u she eztabihncnt ouss
--ses Eiz nap - oh natter who f1liedf tel yeuf
7rtrsfe aabe- Conaaita0n se Berd I've ftaEps NJ
niriir.. -sEsy-- - Ma SnosD, Wo,1AHaono. sna
BY IN i5ceafs -h brfA or z5cFntz. l00rsEe1 All thne
M cir5us DOS r or hqisye uish % kncN Al abae
SetP f.ion. d srtif a. hdrrsss. krszy youns ns1l
ishiisssd o. Partially iposcut scsntanaT adtsui
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Two detectives recently visited Derby
Line, VT, and crossing into Canada, pur-
chased 5000 worth of silks, which they per
suaded the clerk of the Derby hotel to
bring over the line for them. When the
clerk arrived with the goods they seized
him, took the silks and receipted bill for
the property from him, and then had him
held in $500 bonds to answer a charge of
smuggling But having procured bail, the
clerk turned the tables on his accusers,
whom he had arrested for obtaining goods
under false pretences, and as they had no
acquaintance on the spot to enter security
for them, they soon found themselves in a
worse predicament than their late victim.
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SOME one recently asked Mrs. Cady Stan
ton if she thought that girls possessed the
physique necessary for the wear and tea, of
a college course. 81 would like to see you,"
said she, stake thirteen hundred young
men, and lace them up, and hang ten to
twenty pounds of clothes to their waists,
perch them upon three-inch heels, cover
their heads with ripples, chignons, rats and
mice, and stick ten thousand hair-pins into
their sealps; if they can stand all this, they
will stand little Latin and Greek"
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NEW nuns Am RrsoI ,uTIoNs.

NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. McNew: To fix the pay Of JUS
tices of the Peace and jurors. 1t allows
the former S1.5O per day for attending
Quarterly Courts, regular jurors Sl.5O per
day, and picked up jurors 81 per day.
BY Mr.. Glothlin: To define the qualifca-
cation of jurors.
BY Mr.. Martin: A bill to repeal an act
changing the mode of appointing receivers
of delinquent railroads.
By Mr.. Chambers: A resolution request
ing the Committee on Banks to inquire as
to whether the Trustee of the Bank of Ten
nessee is receiving pay both as Trustee and
President of that institution. Adopted
under suspension of the rules.
By. Mr.. Gift: A bill to enable the Rail-
road Commissioners of the State to perfect
the sale of delinquent railroads.
SENATE BILL ON THIRD READING.
To repeal section 1856 of the Code. Re
jected.
SENATE BILLS ON FIRST BEADING.
Regulating the assessment of homestead
and dover in lands. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To make property in the hands of tres
passer, now exempt from execution, liable
for the trespasses wilftilly committed
against the property of another. Rejected.
/ To change the mode of selecting the
Public Printer. After some discussion, on
motion of Mr.. Gift, the bill was laid on the
table. gs --s--fr .----
To repeal the law making evidence in
the State and Federal Courts uniform.
This bill having passed third reading few
days age, came up on a motion TO reconsider.
Considerable discussion ensued, but before
any action was arrived at they House ad-
iourned until II O'Clock Monday. Cd
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AGENCIES.
s>>D4ss,s~S~7S-~~~N>er>N -, 49,.
q. s. CLAIM AGENCY
"A. w. WILLS,
No. 80 NORTH Cherry street,


NASHVILLE, TENN,
DROSECUTES ALE CLASSES OF CLAIMS
II against the United States Government.
Vouchers purrf ised. Parties who fled their
CLAIMS with PaaamOre & Sewers, % Ciay Rob
~xts, viii please call at nv O6ies. ocsa
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ON MARRIAGE.
TT SAVED Ny LIFE"
Words Of a Reliable Druggist.
ALIENS LUNG BALsAm

WHAT IS THE VALUE OF MONEY WHEN
COMPARED re. HEALTH.
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Is warranted 70 break up the most Troublesome
Cough in an incredibly short time. There Il no
remedy that can show more evidence Of real
merit than this BALSAM for curing c0nsump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, etc
TT ACTS on THE KTDEEYs.
IT ACTS on THE LIVER,
sS-which makes IL more than Cough Eemedy.
N ~
~ Read the Following from a reliable Drug
gist Of Michigan:
MARINE CRY, Mich, July q, Is70-J. y.
Harris g CO.-Dcar STs: The Aliens Lung Bal
sam has arrived ! would not like 70 be without
Il, for It has saved ms life took had cold and
cough. snd finally Consumption was seated upon
I in very bad state. I tried every
thing that was recommended, and spent q great
deal Of money, and got NO help. ] hsi the Al
OF its merits. did not like To take Il, without
When your agent called on me told him I could
not sell medicine knew nothing ahout He
urged me to try Il myself I did 20. and 70 my
grateful surprise the first bottle stopped nv
cough, and before the third bottle was saksa nv
lungs were healed and well. and can nov speak
knowingly TO my friends and customers Of the
qualities Of Aliens Long Baissm- I remain re-
spectfully, l.. @. COTTBEL-
It IL harmless 70 the most delicate child. II
contains no Opium IN any form.
II IS sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
For sale by
BERRY, DEMOVIIaLE & Co. Nashvills.
EWIN. PENDIaETON s. CO., Nashville.
LITTERER g CABIaER. Nashville.
OCT dtillmh23, T2SSw1amsp
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

UTE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
wv Col. ALBKRT G. COOPER, Of Lewis county,
a. a candidate for Senator In the nth Senatorial
District, composed Of the counties Of Maury,
Lewis, Hickman and Dickson, to IN the vacancy
occasiOned by the death Of Hon. Thomas H.
PEBBLES. Election, Saturday, Nov. 4. Oe1S n
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oHEAPCOEUMN.
WANTS.

go Tzapersisements uader tAis head irlH Dc cAaIgeo
4, TIN oENZS pr liss for each ahssrilon-l
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e. q. ss4sslr 49,
.LVTYAKTED-A Situation as Salesman OF AS
= Nv -sista1sr Bt.kkeeper,l In n first class dry
.soeosls or grocery house, by a young man who
snesks English and German. The best of refer
enfes given Address A. w, JF., Lock Box No.
q clarksyiile gem. NJ OcN 80
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MATTRESSES, ETC.
SOUTHERN
Mattress Factory.

@
I CAN AND WILL SELL MATTRESSES OF
Il every description cheaper than any other
hOIlse in the city.
Good Shuek Mattresses. $50
Cotton Top Mattresses. .....-.---.. SEQ
All other Mattresses in proportion. Work done
% order. Cutting, making and laying Carpets;
putting up all kinds Of Awnings and MOsquitO
Bars; Trimming Church Pews, Cushions, Sails,
Flags, Tents, UphOlstering, RenOVatinR All kinds
Of Mattresses All done with neatness and dis
patch. You will save money by calling at No
II South College 70 buy your Mattresses.
jy3i n d. A COLE.
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a BOOK FOR THE MTLIIONI

a BOOK FOR THE MILLION!
Marriage s:I s:-: :: 80 a.: 8. ::'
Cu1de. y :, -;
discoveries producing and pEuFenfing 0prns, hoE y
preserve The comDieEion, &c-
ThIsis an Interesting uork q hustred aaA sssnfy
fur vita cugravngs ead contans Fala
ublenfrmston for those vho married, orcoztsnp.s
marriage Bt Il Il book thn1 cnght . - 1apt ao4u
hck and ray laid carelssly aboa4 ths ho1sa-
Sent any onsfi-es o. postagsl for FiftT Csnt1-
Address Dr.. Batts' DsspensarJ, re. i q :. EshA q
ST. Louis. Ne.
Notice to The Afflicted and Unfartunsts.
Before applying the notorious quaehs vac advertise -
.ahic papers, usiuE Quack remedies. Fsrnae Dr.
butts worn matter shat yoIr dseass L. % haE aep-
s0le your coudilan-
Dr. Butss be consu.sd 7erSonziiy Or hyna % tAs
diseases msntonsd In his works. Ocs No. II n. ksho
Street. besyrsa Market and chesnris, St Lseis No.
sep II ly
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For the Senate.
70 announce

We are authorized 20 announce J. T. /.
COCHRAN Esq, OF Columbia, n candidate
for Senator frOm the Seventeenth flTth) Sena-
tOrial District, composed OF the Counties Of
Marry, Lewis, Hickman and Dickson, 20 M the
vacancy OccasiOned BY the death Of Hon. Thomas
H. PEBBLES. Election Saturday, Nova iS71.
Oc22 ii
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TENNESSEE hEsIsLA1URE,
SENATE.

Geo 80 q SENATE. 80 slf 80 e
SATURDAY, Oct. 2s.-The Senate was
not in session to-day - ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEA & PERR1Ns, SAUCE.


IL improves the appetite and digessiea, and Il
Is anrivaied for its favor.
We are directed BY Messrs. Lea 8 Perrins TO
prosecute ali parties making or vending counter
feits. JOHN DUNCAN's SONS,
augl5 e0d6m splthp -ARents. NeH York
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HOUSE OFF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, Oct. 2S.-The House was
called to order at 10 O'Clock Speaker Rich
ardsnn IN tho chair
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Messrs. Harris and Lewis were added to
the special committee appointed to investi-
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How the Operations OF the Ku-KIux
Hunters are COnducted-A sDecs-
men Arrest = Disastrous Effect ON
the decentralization Of
the NegrOes-A Gloomy Picture.
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FOR SALE.

~ CSs,N|'|
ENOR SALE.-Morris City Bonds, at Traders.
10 Bank. oc29 2t
ERUIT TREES, FRUIT TREES.-FRUIT
IT and Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery in
abundance and ready for delivery at Rosebank
Nursery. Orders promptly attended 10.
TRUHTTiS SONS & MORGAN.
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9 mARlAm NAY.

Worthy queen to be,
For Of all the maids in the country side
Was none 50 fair as she.
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ElOR RENT ISz2.-The commodious four
e story Wholesale House, Nos. Z and Public
Square; at present occupied by OiBryans a
Washington. BROWNS & CHEATHAM,
Agents. oc29 Il eyerymonday
TIOR RENT-For 1872, first-class Store,
house, No 156 Church street, Smiths Block
now occupied by Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany. Apply to ~. GEO. W. SMITH. I
Oc2S Ivy s.sF ..rH -.a
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FOR RENT

sssi
Y1OR RENT.-Three Stores and large
JIG Dwelling House on Church street, near Chat-
fanooga depot. Apply to 8. H.. KENDR1CK,
10 Church street. f-a = - oc29 II
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LNDR RENF.-fhe new Frame House, No
IL 3S5 South Cherry street. containing 8 rooms,
gas, water, etc Apply at No. % North College
street II. SPTTZ. eA a.ifsiret oc29 2t 4
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oc1Otd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-07
WISCONSIN, STATE FAR FOR II,

Nl'caqlec, Sgt. 25, 90, q, %, %.
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A TWIN RELIC.

aAndy" and Doolitlle are the twin
..Ecs Of Johnsonsm. This should
Ike them loving friends; but Doolit-
..,.s old ~pardner' has gone back on
Kim The man whom DoolittI- loves
the GREAT \, j., was recently intervene
81 He said he was graf lied at the
rasuIt of the Kentucky election" aul
denounced the New Departure, saying
ut would be infinitely better that Rad.
;,a1ism should still riot in plumber and
mower through another four years, than
That the Democratic party should tri.
,moh by base a5anonment Of honesty
aai princjple,'
We call this cruel. Did "Anly" in
tend to insult Doolittle, and accu.e
him Of chase abandonment Of princi.
niles" in defending the New Departure.
This is not only foolish but basely
ungratelul in the Tennessee twin, for
nooittle, in his speech endorsing the
New Departure, defended "a j and
onened the case of The epeopIe VS..
Johnson, on behalf Of the defrndent.
lie IS probably writing speech now,
in which he Will carry "a. J on one
shoulder and the New Departure on
the other. We say, therefore, that
this is ungrateful in Johnson to accuse
Dooli.tle of a base abandonment cf
honesty AMI principle--he never had
any TO abandon.
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FORMATION OF RAIN DROPS.

To understand the philosophy of
this phenomenon, essential to the very
existence Of plants and animals, a few
facts, derived from observation and a
long train Of experiments, must be re-
membcrcd, Were the atmosphere
everywhere, at all times, at a uniform
temperature, we should never have
ram, hail, or snow. The water alb
sorbcd 10y it in evaporation from the
Garth's surface would descend in i'm.
perceptible vapor, or cease to be alb
sorbed by the air when it is once fully
saturated. The absorbing power of
the atmosphere, and consequently its
capability to retain humidity is pro-
portionately greater in warm than in
cold air, The air near the surface OF
Che earth is warmer than it is in the
region Of the clouds. The higher we
ascend from the earth, the colder we
find the atmosphere. Hence the per-
petual snow on very high mountains,
in the hottest climates. Now then,
from evaporation the air is highly sat
urated with yapor, though it be invisl-
bic. If its temperature is suddenly
reduced by cold currents descending
from above, or rushing from higher
t. a lower latitude, its capacity to re-
tain moisture is diminished, clouds
are formed, and he result is rain. Air
conaenseS As it coolS, land, like a sponge
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ENfERiENCED AG MIS- are wanted through
he untry for It's sale, with whom liberal arrang,
mtnts viii be made. An or" rtun.ty Of eunal prom
is rarely OF never presented. LIS sale vii not :,
limited to any peri Il, but will continue for lifetm,
constantly increasing with tie growth and intell
gence Of the country, 1t is therefore desirable ma
those no engage with us do so with vie. 10 max
ing he business permanent one.
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.VOftCe 3O YenChefs.

Notice is hereby given that the County supt OF
Schools OF Iowa County will hold public examinations
Tor licensed teachers, As foil VS.:
At Highland on Monday AID Tuesday, Sept, Is,
and 49, 1870
At Mineral Point on Friday and Saturday, % and so,
At Dodgeyile, on Monday and Tue sday, oct. and 3
Az the School house, in District No. :. idgeway,
on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct j. ana ,
At Arena, on Friday and Saturday, Oct. Il, and I.
At Avoca, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. ,, and 10
The examinations will commence at 10 O'clock A.
NJ. on the first day in each place.
Applicant. should bring pen. AID fools cap paper.
SAMUEL PARKS.
Ayoca Augustl5th, 1871. 2mo-SS
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MINISTERS, TEACHERS, STUDENTS, FAR
ME- :, YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN-Those who
would meet With the most profitable Of all employ.
m nts-are invited to correspond with us with view
to an agency. Not u few such are now averaging
f,os Geo to 5000 annual profit in It's sale here
Is gr at want for the book and rich field offered
White 1t viii elevate the spiritual condition the
agent by constant contact with aud conversation M.
on It's beautiful and eternal tru, rs.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

District Court Of TIE United States for tie Vest
erf DIST ict Of Wisconsin,.
IN the pldtttf' Of JOHN r. TRIlYEL. Br0Ey,t, Z
IN BaHkFUptcy,
warrant in Bankruptcy has been Issued by said
Court againft the estate OF John F. Tramel of Min
erM Point, Of the County OF Iowa. Of the state OF
Wisconsin, In said District. adjudged a Bankrupt
OF any bis and the d, livery Of any property be
longing to salt Bank upt TO him or I, his use and
the transfer of any property by him are forbidden by
law. meeting Of the Creditors Of said Bankrupt
prove their debts aud choose one more hsslE ets
Of his estate, will be held at A Court oi Baukr,p,ey
to be holden Madison, Ia said District on the ith
day of september, u 1871, at 10 o'c ock, A. VI
At The once OF ~idney fuote, ole of the Registers OF
Bankruptcy Of sad Court
+. W. OAKLEY,
NIrSEdL as Messenger.
W. w. lIKENS, Mineral Point,
5dOTHsY for Petition
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w no wants cheap
Dry Goods! Every
body. here can
you get them ! At
Gundry Il Gray's.
Extra inducements
offered! Thc Largest
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices. Wv
cry article warranted
as represented. One
price to all. Large
lots of New Good>
received w elk /, !
Great Bargains ~
Dress Goods. Shav'>,
Cloak ingS, Cloths,
.CaSsimcrcS, Blank
cts, FlanueIS, Jeans,
Prints, De LANES,
Domestic, Cottons,
&c, &c. Our Wer-
chant Tailoring De-
par'ment, in charge
of Mr.. Ambcrg is I'M
rivaIed in this section
tor style, durability
and cheapness. A
choice assortment OF
our own manufacture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
yinccd that you can
save money by maxi
ing your purchases OF
us.
GUNDR Y Il GRAY.
Nneral Point. Wis. 80
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-07
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