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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-04

KEHOE-The members OF the OLD VoLUE-
rERR FIRz DEPARTMENT. are invited TO meet
the Fire Department at Enginehouse No. !,
Oorner Second and Adams streets. this (sUE-
DAYO afternoon. at O'Clock, 70 attend the
funeral OF their late Chief, WILLIAM KEHon
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NEW YORK, February IA nOtO-
rlous character called Dutch Helm
richs mas been arrested upon the charge
OF having committed bond robbery
last Honth.
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POLITICAL POINTS.


NEW ORLEANS, February 3.-The
congressional committee continue
their lsbOrs, uBesrthing the evil deeds
Of legislators and State officials,
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Pass the swindIIne ThIeves Areun1.

DROF. D. F. FOX and his comrade, TAYLOR
Z ANDREWS, teschers Of vocal music and
both of Chicago, after depOsiting.their frank
as security for board until they had q con,
cert, they stole clothes out OF the trunk and
left, this I'd day of Fehsuary, without paying
q cent fer their board. I will give $40 Ior
their arrest and delivery TO the authorities
OF Memphis WYATT EPPES,
Proprietor OF the Southern Hotel,
fef Memphis. Tenn.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

J. J. and e. O., and the late u. McComb and
families, are respectively invited 20 attend
the funeral OF their mother, Mrs. ANN
McCoNB, from tbs residence Of Mrs. Mary A
MoCoDb. No. go Adams street, to morrow
(SUNDAY) afternoon, at2 O'Clock. Services
by Rev. DR.. Steadman. Carriages AZ resi-
dence and At Holsts.
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Great CIOsing-0ut SaIs
Winter Clothing
IL.&A.L. LOWenstein,
THEIR NEW STAND,
No. 2S8 MAIN STREET,
Second door North Of lsfTsrsSH.
And formerly next deer to 3. LOwEHsTEIN
& BROS.
We have ON hand a Large and Wom So
Isctod stock Of all kinds of
Winter Clothing,
SUITABLE FOR
Gents, Youths and Boys wear
OVERCOATS,
TALMAS AND cAPEs,
EIOF ALL DEsCRLPxIONs.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HI ENDLESS VARIETY.
Ali Of which we offer at Sacrificing |
PrICes 10 Gloss.
&A.L.lOWenstein, |
238 MAIN STREET,
TWO Doors HORTH OF MCPHERSON.
Jks.JAoKsoN successor 70 Jackson & Manson
ID. n. KILPATRIoK, W. d. HEH DERsON Il
late with jackson & Anderson.
JOHN JAoKsos, So. L01iE, Missouri.
JACKSON, FITZPATRICK & HENDERSON,
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NOTICE.

n. REOHARD DRAKE and Hz. ,. n.
MAKT8ELEl.D
UrAvH this dag become members Of our
n arm. nd W8 hope 10 recsiVe The oon-
ffnned patronage Of our Ii8nds and an on
r1rfunfty OF selling oEfsr meFonaufa NM,
nave nos herstof0rs dealt with a.. OurzfoaSr
of R0DT8, 4A0kB a1a HAFN viii % irecf
M % The wants OF the trade,
50UTHWok1H, EHAYER a 90,
January ]. laaa. - -.
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For sale to the trade:

For sale to the trade.
30 cases imported BRAND Y CHERRIES !.
so 66Is. WHISKY, TO close oo1Si01l.
nlesst. MERCER OIEK/
No. II Onion street.
February 3, 1872.
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MASQUERADE BALLS
AT THE
GREEsL4Aw OPERA HOUSE,
NEW MEEPHIa EHEArER,
MEMPHIS GLIB HALL,
AssEHBEX HALL,
AND COCHRAN HALL.
Ons Ticket Secures Admission 10
all the Halls.
AaAlrsads and steamboats, VIII CARR
PAsaensera at Halt Fare.

OOAA AAEEEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
e . JAWS W. 81. Harrington,
&. b. Robbins = ur.,1-7-..-
A. B. Vaccaro, ]. %. Fizar
John CASTOR, b. SessseI IN
- y. a AlAaeeta. x. A. Pinson,
]. W. Jefferson, B, Eisemap
N. BaccigsIupO. B. Lovenstein.
Charles A. Beshn, p. TvobiR.
OneEiss Aney. J. P. Hoffman,
A. Renkert, ORA z TayI,-
william r. Moore, Dr. r, ". Mttsbsu
j. fle2nAn, Duncan McRae.
A. j. kellar, J. .Eingwald,
L. ]. DuPre, e Wbt.n,ors
j. " scales, ii. n. LosWenstsiu,
b Bingham, Charles n. Erieh,
!. d. Adams, W.B. GresnIaW,
James Elder, H.Oraf
EXECUTIVE OOMMIFTEEt
Samuel Hirsch, Lon I,subrfs
r. W. B1ttinghaus, John Heinrichs,
b. 7. TomlinEOn, n Kushu.
]. A. Gronauer, A. L,oeh.
P. Furstenheim, William NrTaap
J. Baehman, John Fisher.
+. Lavigns, A.AebIe
joe sellgman, DR.. HOernsr,
e. A. Aeksrman.
JOSEPH sPEOHT, Chairman.
LEW. WEXLER. secrstary. tss
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KHYILL sell city and suburban property;
w also, three desirable improved places
In Madison county, Miss, for Memphis ana
isi1 ~ %. L. BRINKLEY.
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Memphis and Charleston 4. ,,
CHANGE OF TINE.
EEGUEER's 0FFIOE OF PADUoAH AND
MEMPaIs RAILRoAp COMPANY

EHGLNEERis 0FFIOE OF PADUCAH ANDl
MEMPHIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
Memphis, January Is, lS72
DhOPO8ALS for executing the gradation,
u bridging and track k.laying. and for the
delivery OF crOsstfes and timber, on that Dor
ton of the RRducNn and Memphis Railroad
extending IRON Memphis 20 CoVington, 3
distance Of 81 miles, Will be received at Ghs
once OF the Chief Engineer, in Mem phis,
until March s, l572, 81 u IA.
Plans, prOnles and exhibits OF the Quanli-
ties OF work and materials can be seen, ana
blank bids obtained By applying az the En-
gineer's once in Memphis, on and after Feb
ruary Il. 1872.
Proposals should be direote1 to the ChisE
Engineer OF said railroad company.
The company reserve the right 10 reject
any and All bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
II. L. JONES, Secretary
fRq8 PRducah and Memphis 4. Z Co.
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Louisa MuhlbaGh's New Work.
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WEDNESDAY,, 2Iss FEBRUARY, 1872.

poaal 81 the Southern Railway Security Conn
pany 70 lease the main and certain branch
lines Of thts Company's railways and also
Tor the consideration OF any other matte.
touching the interest or affairs OF this Com
pany that said stockholders may deem sd-
Vigsble. Nj. WICKS, President.
9BO. EoBERTEOE, Secretary. fa28-dAW
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w. z. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL,
No. a03 Third Street.
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS.
ELEGTIna nE lIREGTnRR.

A 7 the annual election for nine Directors
a OF the Memphis Agricultural and Ne
chantcsl Society, held at the Chamber OF
Comm eFcF, on SATURDAY., Sd inst, the follow
ing gentlemen Wsre elected 70 serve for the
ensuing twelve months, viz: A. ]. Hays, ].
q. Ballenitne. Wm. H. Carroll. a. I. Lseey,
James ID. E1mondson, s. B. Robins, N. o.
Perkins, Joseph Bruce and A. P. Curry.
The old Board of Directors are called to
meet at the Chamber OF Commerce, on Mon-
day, 9th inst, at O'Clock pm. aud the new
Board at 0'clork no. 5th inst, at same
place. LEON. TROUSDALE. Secretary.
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Auction SAILS Of sllvsr-PIafad vars

Fs~VAIWII StlIV u SIaVui . Iutuu EItIi D
NTE Will sell ON TUESDAY MORNING,
W February 9Th, 1872, at 10 O'Clock, q ffne
line Plated Tea and Dinner sets, Walters,
Ice Pitchers, Souptureens Wine, Dinner and
PICKLE Castors, Syrup Stands, Butter Dishes,
Cake Baskets, Ivory-handle and Sieel-plstsd
maui aotuIe; Rodgers best plated Spoons
Snd Forks. Also. Terrettis AOnagram
Bronze ard other Mantle Clocks. Also, fine
Pocket Cutlery, etc. Goods on exhibition
Monday, February 5th.
GE0. Shields, q Co, Auei'nrs,
fe4 2AO Main street
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OsNABURGs, BROWN sHEETING AND
~ GHIRTIH9, standard weight, manufac-
tured OF the best cotton, at Frattsviil8, Ala,
furnizhad TO the trade At New York froin 10
100 balag. Call and exAnllne 9amples.
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MOBILE, February S. Cotton market
quiet; middliug, 2IHe. Net receipts, 1lss
bales; sales, 800 bales; stock. So, rs bales.
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OFFICE, Ne. ? aABlsOs STREET
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General Messing Of Stockholders
nsuDsIs and eharIssssa Railroad eOuU,y.

Eenl6Is and E6aflo8l01 hallf03d G0ll7y.
DUHSUANT to q resolution OF the Board 5f
II Directors OF the Memphis and CHARLESTON
Railroad Company, adopted ct q called meet
ing thereof, held In the city OF Memphis on
the 24th day OF January, lS72. q general meet
pAny is hereby called, TO be hald IN the city
OF Memphis, on
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY FEBRUARY alS7

A CORRESPONDENT of the Gaena Gaz ttr,
writing from Mifliin, on The 9th inst, Qast
Friday says;
The citizens of this place hold a meeting
Tomorrow Saturday. for the purpose OF ap-
pointing committees TO visit the townships OF
Clifton, Wingville, Lima, &c, snd try and in
duce them to hold meetings and appoint cleo
tons, to vote aid TO the extension of the
Mineral Point road by way of this place, to
the river"
"Geo. W. Strong'S house in Miniln took
fire on Tuesday hast from some unknown
cause, aud before the flames could be cXtia
guishcd, burnt the kitchen roof oil, Loss
about 800. No Insurance. There WAS no one
at home but the women, and but for he eff
forts Of he ncighborS the building would
have been entirely consumed
considerable black jack, and but very lit.
tie mineral is being raised about Miilim"
"tsenry jenkins, of Miiin, has a thrce.ycar.
old steer, which weighs 2,l'O pounds
Writing from Montiort, the same CORES.
pondent SAYS:
The people Of this section of country nre
looking very anNtously Tor some new develop
uknt IN railroad matters. There is no deny
lr, NllC idCb llldl IL lhtN cupuid buiu TUG Tba1
10 this point, instead of only running il to
Belmont next season, it would be big feeder
TO the road rs it would drain Il scope uf couu-
Try II miles each way, of the finest agrCul-
tural sections Of Grant and Iowa counties
The grade would be paratively light from
Belmont to this place.
They are raising at Ccnteryille, 8 Smiles north
of here, considerable mineral, and from % to
b tons OF dry bone per day, and large guam
titles of black jack. Tho ground bc,ougs to
krull, Nouendori Il Co., aud they let the
dry bone digging out 10 parties on shares.
They take out large quantities of ochre---
two kinds, which are very valuable, as almost
any kind of paints can be made thcreirom.
There are parties there experimenting with
the ochre, who pronounce it of the best quail
ity and very valuable. There is talk of erect
an establishment there next season for the
purpose Of manufacturing.
There are untold quantities Of bry bone and
black jack at this place, (Centorvile) and at
Highland and other places IN this ncghbor-
hood 1t will he years before ii is worked out
About 100 tuns of dry bone per day is be-
ing hauled TO Mineral Point ; and the "Nar-
row Gauge" if built to this point, would get
all this trade
Some little mining is being done about here,
hut with little or no success.
Business has been very quiet here this win
ter, although we have had the very best of
sleighing.
John Stevens, the hotel keeper, has sold out
his tavern stand TO Mr.. James Chandler, who
takes possession the first ci April. Mr.,
Stevens has built kim fine residence on his
farm, half a mile west Of town, where he in
tends to move next spring.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
BUSINESS NOTICES,

New Goops of various kinds such rs
are wanted hv every body are constantly
arriving at Dslcrs Emporium
WALrnAM, Elgin, and Swiss watches, at
Dayeys.
GENrLEMEN. IF yon want anything in
the line of clothing now is the time 10
get it, Gundelinger is sci ins at ACTUAL.
COST, lie will not continue to do so long,
however, and if you don cal, soon you
will be too late.
n I. OSBORNE is daily expecting
and will no doubt receive before this IL
read by half our subscrihers--a mag-
niiic;enl stock OF new goods from the east
Gail and enquire about it,
EyRsIGnr is precious To preserve 10
90 to tartwrights and get pair of hsw
spectacles Warranted to suit any eve
and to fit any nose.
DELLERs low figures and excellent
goods are bringing him new customers
every day. He opens the new year with
=" f'''P'Se Va iNiSSt baniHNoo WAN cfcI
before
The Terry clocks sold by Cartwright
were not made hy Gen J B Terry, but
are Just rs good for clocks as the Gen-
eral is for man Wnich is ~ u hi IN
compliment us can be paid to any clock
HE'S FRuIr," butter, poultry, &c taken
at II T. Osbornes in exchange for goods
and the best prices given
MERlpEN PLATED WAns-rripple plate
for manufacturers prices, at Davey's.
s O'cLocK Breakfast Coffee, TO be found
at Teasdalc's, is All excellent article.
FoH the Finest Gold Pens and latest style
Jewclry 20 to Cartwrigh.s.
Soon we may expect soft weather, when
staunch water,ight boots will be good
things to have. Get a pair Of the Rob
ardson make, at Teasdale's
BALL's EYE Curs -Blacks accommodating
spectaces of the finest quality, in gold,
silver and tempered steel frames, at the
lowest prices at Davey's
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

For the information and guidance of some
postmaslerS who seem not to Thoroughly III:
dcrstahd their business, wc publish The follow
ing extract from the laws Of 1866, suggested
By the Chronicle
Bona fdc subscribers to weekly newspapers
can receive them free of postage, If they re
side m the county in which the paper is priut-
( ed and published, even it the Office to which
| tie paper i sent is without the county, pro
yided Il is the Office at which they regularly
receive their mail matter
Subscribers residing in Iowa County, b1
receiving the TRIBUNE through the Martins
vile post-oi'icc, have been charged postage
Don't let il occur again.
Iowa County TEAc Frs ASSOCIATION 49,
This association will hold an institute at
Dodgeville, on Fridny and SaNrday, Feb
ruary 2Sd and 2lth, 1872. Teachers Z
the county and the friends of education
are invited to be present.
II. 2 DmrmcH, Sec'y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

The Democrat of last week would make it
appear that Mr.. Henry has settled $4,000 of
the county debt for $40, 800 or about 30 per
cent. We should be very glad if such good
stroke could be made, but the fact is Bro.
Peck is mistaken, as will be seen by the card
OF Mr. spensley and Orvlle Strong, published
in this paper. The total claim against the
county thus settled is only 81, 1866, for
which we pay $40, ,5s3 33 or exactly 80 cents
on the dollar of principal and interest
We opine the Democrat, TO make its $50.
Oo, figured compound interest--or interest
on the coupons-which the courts do not al.
low when said coupons are attached to the
bonds, as appears TO be the case with these 10
bonds, for Mr.. Spensley says in his card that
the county notes are Issued to raise money to
pay fifty cents on the dollar Tor 10 county
bonds OF $1,000 each, and per cent interest
ON THE SAME from July lst, 1851 to February
lst, 1872
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
To the People Of Iowa County.

According to the resolution of the County
Board, notes of the county have been pre-
pared, and can now be had at the Office of
VIM. T, Henry, in Mineral Point, or at the of
flee Of Orville Strong, in Dodgcyile, The
money received for them is to be used to pay
for County Bonds, recently settled for in New
York, viz:
per cent, interest on same from
July |, 1857, to Feb'y /, 1872. o. 1866
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

Iowa COUNTY IN THE STATE Prison. -
From the annual report of the State Prison
Commissioner we find that Iowa county ha,
only two representatives. in Waupun-John
W. Bambcough and James johnson, sent np
August II, 1870, for Grand larceny, to remain
two years. Since the establishment OF the
prison, we have had y eenviets accredited to
us on the roster
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

IN the course Of an article on the grand
Legislative Ball, given at the Park Hotel, in
Madison last Friday cvcaing, the Democrat
Of that city says:
Among the married ladies, Mrs. John
Strachan of Mineral Point, attracted much
attention, being at'ifed in "A rich green silk,
trimmed with darker green and white. In
her case, natural grace, and elegance of form,
added to the attractions of dress"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

DENTAL NorlCE d w. Averll, u. y.
S, Of the firm Of NOVEL; < Avcrll, will To
AT his office in Mineral Point, on the first
day of March, and remain until the 18th
viii visit Dodgcvillc on the 18Th, lith
and 10th. All those in need Of ,f,M class
dental operations will do we'll to avail them.
selves OF this opportunity. 7it
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

The report of the Board of Managers OF
the State Reform School shows that of the
2sS inmates in that institution during the yeai
lSI, only four are from Iowa county For
The keeping OF whom our county has been
charged Sl43
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

Iowa COUNTY is fully represented in the
Insane Hospital at Madison, having IL pa
ucnts there. By the Superintendent report
it appears our county owes for maintaining
and clothing these IL unfortunates during the
last six months, S4.75l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

physician, tUCDuClibR AND SUKut0S, of
4 fers his services to his old friends and the com
uuniiy generally. Office IN GraDer n hite's block
Corner ulgh aud Chestnut streets. Residence nea
Nm. Lannon's. south side city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

ONLY three pupils from Iowa county have
attended the State Institute for the deaf and
dumb during the year, to-wt William Day
and John Trembor Of Mineral Point, and
John ii, Hoskins, of Linden. The census
showsonly one other deaf mute In the cOun-
ty-a little girl Of 10 years, named Hubbard,
residing in Ridgeway.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

ASST. u. $. MARSHAL, j. b. Teasdale, is
occupied most of the time travelling about
the county but may be found at home, in
Mineral Point, every Saturday afternoon.
Parties having business with him will please
take notice.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
Local Intelligence.

tg~ TIE FIRST page oTthe Tribune 'oiU be decoted
TO Lorft matters. FIR advertisements, (epcept
ptofsssioHgl cir6s,) asserted on his page. ace
shdH charge Gfty per cent. a2oaRcr on ordinary
rates. No tfSge "catsn tctN be att0tcei on this
page at any rates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
JOSEPH c. NlTCHELLE.

NfANutAGTURE oi all kinds of Ornamental
vi Hair Work, such .iracele 8, Breast ms,
Rstch- Guards Necklaces, Finger Rings Ear Hinss,
Charms, &C. Also Curis, Waterfalls, Switches, La
dies Front Pieces, Gents' Wig, and eserything ~
his line. ash isaid tor raw hair. 4. o. BOX It5
Aneral Point, Is. xyfi-3-ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
ARENA STATION. Jan'v %. 1872

1'1'11-' w N'4VNi 'HTI 10 INt-,
ED. TRIBUNE-Dear Sir i have passes on
TIE Pradrse du Chen DiviSon for the year 1872,
for Revs. John Dnvi-, Lyman Phelps, +. Hol-
land, B, Jones, j. D. Davis, VIM Sturces.
Evan Owens, T. NJ. Matthews, O. Williams,
NJ. Evans and J. Ray, who can obtain them
by returning last years passes, and sending
order by mail with stamp enclosed.
Yours Respectfully,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

HOnE0rA 1H(C PHrSICLAN Il SURGEON
MINERAL POINT, WIS.
HFFICE HuURS-At Residence, to 10 A. NJ
~ At UihCe, to +. ~ lily
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

A REaoSsTRANCE against the passage OF
the Temperance Bill Published two weeks
ago in the TRIBUNE, has been circulated in
our city and numerousg signed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
Total debt .S4l ,i66 6
For which he county Is to pay half

For which he county Is to pay half
or 80 per cent, viz $40 ,5s3. 33
The notes are due in one year, with 10 per
cent. interest from date. Only $1,000 of
them are to be issued, and those who first ap-
ply will get them. To complete so adventa-
geoua settlement, We think you will furnish
this money promptly.
JANIS SPESsLEY, Chm
ORviLLE STRo<G, Co. Clk.
Feb'y 10, 1872. T-tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
THO WAS TklsDWAS.

TINTED STATES loTEL, (WArKIS WATKINS
~ otD T.sD.) poageyiie, isconsiu.
haying tax charge OF this hotel FOR term of rears
III propose 20 It for the special accommodation
OF the travelling public,
hsy- large barn, and keep attentive hustlers-
] propose To good table aud keep tie bar all
times supplied Win the best OF liquors.
ny strict attention to busiaes. hope to deserve
and receive tar share Of the public patronage
IXIII-l2-u THOMAS THOMAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

IN lSio the population of Iowa county was
3,9is N 1870 it vas 245i4. In 1910 the total
population of Wisconsin was little less than
$1,000 only about 800 greater than that OF
Iowa county to-day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

LEcTUgg.-Rev. H. Stone Richardson viii
lecture at the Methodist Church on Thursday
the 22d inst. Subject, Common and Uncom
mon People Admission, p cents. 4 racy
lecture.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

For SALE-My House and Lot Alsc,
Horse, Buggy aad Cueter. For terms and
price apply to me at Strachan's warchou:e.
7N ID. NJ PLATT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
~. fSii.ISbN. N. ID.

DHISIOIAN AN SURGEON. once in Coad
! Block, over Jeer's store, corner OF High Nm
Chestnut streets, Mineral Point, Wis Particua la
attention paid to Operative surgery. AvliI-le
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
M "A r r. I r. ID .

WlEMER-SCHNE In this city,
AT the residence of the BRIDES parents, by
Rev Mr. Evans, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church, on Monday Feb'y 18th, 1872, NJ.
Gustav Wiener, Of Dixon, H., and Miss
Amelia Schnebergcr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
REESE a CARTER.

ATTORNEYS AND CouHs ELLORs, Dodgevife, +,
n Wis. WIN practice in all the courts Of this
state. 39os
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15

IN its issue Of Feb 9th, the Chronicle says +:
Lent begins on the 14th of next month"
No doubt Bro. WMg. mcnt to say the IAN of
this month.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-02-15
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
PROPRIETOR

Dodgeville, Wis.
JAMES JONES, PROPRIETOR.
flNAlS IL use, located nearly Opposite the ourl
i House. Is the most cspscous in the village. is a
new building; rooms we'll furnished, aud the table
always supplied with the best the market affords. A
new Barn is about being erected sherein hos can
lie well care tee At reasnAkle rates, 1xIl--2gtt