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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-11-02
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puisque papes, roy., fi's Dc roys,
Es conosus en- vsntrss de Soynes
Seat snsevslix morris At froidx.
{viiIen.)
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DERDU,-Ayant perdu IN manda' da Ia
L s"mme lie De"A cent seize %pia>ires. Is 2l6)
fait lie 4 Mars 1872, payable lie Ter Dscen'bre
1872, tire par NJ. Jules Comaux sur NM.
Watso" ct L.apice, a mon ordre ct endosss
par moi, Je p'ie ce|ni qui lie ,rouvetai, de
v"nloir birn me lie remetlte, attendu que lie
Placement du iii, mandat a etc arrGia.
GrlLLAuME COuRREGE.
S,.JacQnes 90 Ociubrr 1872
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fHD @LOUISIANlAN.
Saturday, November 2, 1872.

AEETIN0.-Un meeting radical a Ell lisu diman.
che dernisr, vers butt Oh nenf henres, \ l'endroit
nommS 'Salle Bovee''.
On juger par ID musique, par le hruit, par les
csis et antres manifestation de- &c genre, Ia foule
Aevait aire nou,breuse.
Bah! reprep3 uosre voisin, ne dit-on pas
popyent dun homme quill erie comms cent?.
Avsnglesa
-P. s-e meeting ~ci-dessns, an Blowers Iialr'
Atais 10 pendant dun meeting ci.dessons. dsvant lie
magasin Do N. P. Crest rextr6mito de notre
paroisss.
n. Kellogg Hteit present an meeting r. Crest
II = meme pris Ia parole ct pronounce q~ar'aues mots.
Qnarante sept hommes de eou,eur ct I'M certain
nomhre d. blancs ont Ieconte les ~rarlsnrs.
C'6tait froid, car les hommes blancs mont cnere
t'habitnde Do crier ct de sortir dun calme aegmati.
ane q dune curiosits parfaitement decente.
Et cepenaant NJ. Kellogg want mieux que sa
cause ct que a queue de p~artisans.
RouL.A,sON.-C'est commence.
Et Ia ~roulsison vaudra probablement mieux que
p6lection.
Impossible encore de pr6ciser avec des c%l,ifrr'
ct des non,s, car Ton 4 commence par les soucl,ra
ynais les habitants sont ~satisfaits ct ne Sc plaignen
ane dime s9cheresse qui TART leurs viviers.
L. mc9ysnne ssra certaineM,Gent de plus a'"'
boucant rarprnt.
En- v6rit6, lindustrie sncriere nest pas morte 81
Louisiana, ct cette aimee sera, nous lesp6rons. /
,derniNre des ann6es dificiles ct donlonrruses.
II fant bien que le credit retourne aa sol.
c. sol produit qnsnd meme.
Et les tr.vaileurs sont g6neralement c~onscien
cienx.
E~LEcrEuss-De par les livres de l'enregistren'
ct ces livres doivent etre corrects,-la paroiss
saint.Jacques compte 2726 6ecteurs assermentese
inserts.
Sur Cos 2726 6lectenrs, environ zoo h'ancs ct le
autses Giant citoyens de %conleur, comhien el
compt-s.vous qui s~eclent liref
-Environ e75.
Conclues, Gil vons plat.
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Renyre petit John!
1galhenreux petit John!
~ - -. IN i.~>;k a~s.S

Renvrs psat John!
1falhsnrsux petit John!
Eat-cs ainsi qu'a devait fnir'
ca. enia Il a disparu, Il es!! enslousi. on ne le
rot plus,
L Mississippi, gouaie profond. tombe ffoide,
liaeesl glaat. s'ess rekrans sur lni. ct Ton di.ti"g"e
! pains ma stds momeanitan1s \ rendroit Oh vieut
do disparattzs ltafstusS petit John.
ca Asavss. vcyss-voR.. c'est que'que chose
A'ssssee, misunderstanding. Do profondSmsnt ct
essslsepseG tsssasibls. Up tsuve ma pa do cour,
= h llWsidtsS d - eeaz ct una trahison Dc
pias. e. ssspsetstil. 4 = vague creus6e en-
bsressa. soavisnts. tsntanta, earessante, n~'sstelle
pss ma toubei n nois tout, engloutit tout,
absorbe toRt. Du chen an cou duquel vous
attaches nse pierre, 1 Fempersur qui tombe mala.
lraisrMeat / rea". sans respscter renfant, sans
,psoadss aeuei de 10 femme Of Do h VERGE, avsc me
ARale e eeastants indifference, Il sent de lineeul !
asatse ils ,vjeimes q d'oabli / tous les f%arfais.
y Nosest voas ssadIl h viesime, qpapa il
'1sss hrN1i
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Miracles.

Des eoqui,,es an dos,-coquilles Dc palourdss,
I'm grand cierge ! L. main, les pelerins de Lourles
Sen won't pieusement, reimbursement,
Par cinq cents, par mi,iiers ct eatbo';a"ement,
A Ia Grotte sacr6e Oh Bernadette ranxe
Apsrsut a~ntrefois une Malone Orange.
IL , wont, crcyons nous, condnits par de- Franclieu,
Pr;er Ia bonnie Dame, adorer le bon Dieu,
s. gu6rir de Z go"tte. infoencer roracle,
Et cabaler nm peu pour rEinfant du Miracle;
Car Monsieur de ch.mbord est comme des I4onr.
[daux
Et d'antres pelerins, coquillsges an dos,
Pusque 'e coquillsgs entire dams leur toilette,
Son won't ssa'esmnens visit'r L. sa''ette.
C'sss bon signe, ct L. fol des temps miraculenx
Nous rsvient 4 propos pour SAWYER les galeux.
Pour guerir leg pecheurs, pour rachrter lie monde
Qui y mopEait, h6Ias de maladie immonde,
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GAND ASSORTMENT
D. Garnitures pour Robes!

D Garnitures pour hooes!
Il lai, aussi sayoir aux marclanAs c, l'abl.
,an,s de St.Jacques Ct DIES ~patoisscs voi-'nes,
quill est I'asent de la maison Poland a.
Henry de Cincinnati, pour les Wh'sl'ysr t
Bourlons de ce, Establishment jnslemeni
celsbre dams ,ous les E,ats-Unis. II ditic ton'e
Concurrence pour Ia quali,e e, lie bon marche
de ce proAui, populairc.
so Barils de Whiskey ct Bourbon do
Choix en- dfLarguemem du John KiRsour
de Cincinnati.
i est anssi aeen, de Ia ma,.on limbs, Niger
g. Fus. de S,.Louis, pour Ia ,rn,e de ie"'s
farines de choix pour families. des MARQUEE"
reuommtcs, la Couronne, Iriomphe, M-Cha'ts
Star, Pacific Star, Refine Blanche, Collins
Franklin, Iberrille, Ell au,tes.
II recoi, Replacement ,ou,es les semain's
de forts envois dc S,.Louis, Louisville e, C,n-
%cinnati; ct il a t%ouJours Gu main, III Stock
va,ie de Fa.iues, Whiskey ., BON Dor dc ton,
age, .Jumbons sucrfs, e, autres, tpa"lss (nmtes
e, rsries, mess porc, mess-bey, breakfast bacon,
Graisse en- ~,ietcons etksg-, Bel'rs ct F'omnSc
de ci.nix, Pommss de ierre. pitts 7ois verls,
%haricots. jarinc de mas, Cru. sacam't., or"'"e.
mas. fin =, son, en- nn moi tous les artcies
connnS SOUS 10 nom dc P,ohui,s dc !'bUesi.
GRAND ASSORTMENT De MEUnLES
Ell noyer e, imitation. Gni rccoi, djrec:ernent
dune tabtique de Cincinnati avcc Ia4ueite il
es, Ell relation.
Tun'es les marchandises ci hessns s"rolt
%vendnes aur lr'r les plus rt4n,,s 4u''I soit
possible de 10 fare, en- raiSon die Ia dnre,a DIES
temps, mais au Compliant settlement; e,
p!eilenent garaulies sous tous les rapp"'is.
Conditions libaralcs c. av~au'ageuses
aux marcEauds Gui v~oud.ou, bien hi adre,s''
ses oiJteS.
Une CharreHs parfaitcmen, acha'andae, e;
diri.ee par NJ. A. Se'v-l, pA,cou't les
Patoisses St.Jacqnes c, St Jean Barils'e.
Les no,nbreux clients de la rive htn;,e 500
an>si inlurme>, qu'il WIEN, de- RtossnrGi- son
ma.a,in silua sur l'habira,ion d. NJ. Srp,ime
Furlier.
P.S.-sous pen de jours, il ror,era q dorn,.
ellie, ct sans ffais, les articles &c groceries
ache,es chez lui.
Az. II 70. J TElSSIER.
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NOTICE.

The TAX Collector for the Parish Of ST.
james will b. atsem from his office until the
9th day Of November, 1872. Parties hayi".
taxes 10 settle will please call on him at his
office on tina, day aud settle up.
d. s. HuNSAKER.
Tax Collector.
81. James, October 18Th, 1879.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-11-02
TNI.C Collectors Mates.

by virine ., the authority vested in me Nv
81 Of tie Revenue Law of The State
Of Louisiana, AZ, AZ, appronvsd March Bird,
1871, ! have seized aud shall proreed 10 sell,
at public a%nc,ion. in fractions Of ioriy acres or
as much as may be Necessary, The following
tract of land with all buildings.
and appnr,enances thereto
belonging, at the Coutt House Of this Parish,
at 70 o,cI"rk NJ, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, 1872.
Que certain 'fac, of land, established
as Il sugar Plantation and houses, and
sugar house thereon, fronting on the
Mississippi river, having II f,Gn,age Of
about sixteen arpen,s, and rnnning back
from tue Mississippi river TO a depth Of
eighty arpen,s, bounded above or on the
north line by the property Of Duncan F.
kenner and on The IoNer or southern
line by the property of Mors"n and
Seldom, containing twelve hundred and
sixty superficial acres Of land, abon,
800 of winch is cnl,iyed and has on n
crop of sugar cane and or n-Abnn,
sixty six miles above HE ci,y Of New
Orleans, on the lief, of East bank of the
Mississippi river, in the Parish of ST.
James.
Terms: CASH in u. s. currency.
D. S. HUNSAKER,
T.X-CoIieclor
81. James Parish.
October 5,h, 1872.
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Special Notice
70 the Voters Of the Parish
Of St. James.

I hereby notify my friends and the Public
in general, that although the publication Of
my advertisement heretofore inserted in this
"Paper' ul.e St. James Loni<;nnois.) has
been Withdrawn by error aud without my
consent. ] am still an indrpeni"n, Candidate
for the office Of Sheriff for The Parish "f St.
James, all reports 10 the contrary no'wiih'
standing.
Hoping to receive a liberal share Of yon'
votes,
remain, very Respectfully Yours,
MARCEL GUlDRY.
St. James. October 26lh 1872.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-11-02

By virtue Of Section 81 Of the Revenue
Law Of the State of Louisiana. Ac, No. AZ.
approved March 3rd, 1874, ] have seized and
shall proceed 10 sell, a, public auction. in
fractions Of forty actss or rs much thereof a.
may be necessary, The following described
tract of land with all buildings, improvements
appnrienances ,heret" belonging, in front
of the Conrt-Ilousc Of this Parish, at 70
NJ, on
SATURDAY the 9th day Of NOVEMBER,
1872.
One certain Tract of land and improve.
ments thereon, containing sixty acres,
one arpent front on the Mississippi
river, running hack so arpen,s in depth,
bounded on the upper or north line BY
thu land Of Augustine Trosclair and on
the lower or southern line by the land of
Jean Faucheux, situated in tho Parish of
ST. James, a, about SO miles above the
city Of New Orleans, on the West bank
Of the Mississippi river.
Terms: CASH in u. s. currency,
D. S. HUNSAKER,
Tax Collector.
81. James Parish, La.
October, 5,h, 1872.
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>clicttcs.

4 VExpRE cnEz NJ ]. BlLoS, Au 81.
"A james Store. les nouve'les Nel~nes
de NJ. francois Fiory, de Saint. Mar'invilIc.
Ces Seilehes pour chevanx Ct muIe,s, fai,eS
avec DIES fats DIES A,,akapas, ne h'rssen,
jamais les animanx, ct Ienr duree es, double
de Ia dnree des selle,t.s oldinaires.
L'latitallou J For>,aII, dirigie par Nj. Il
Estetbrook, men cmp|oie pas d'an,ms.
J. Billion.
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NheriH's Sale.
Ms. ". Eenney and al.
VS.. No. 35l5
Mss Ann NJ Hampton and al.

BY virtue Of, and in obedience TO, a wri, Of
.feri Jacias, ISSUED in the above entitled
case by the Honorable Cont above named.
and 10 me directed, I have seized, and will
offer for sale at public auction at the Court.
Hnnsc Of this Parish, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th Of DECEMBER
n, this Courthouse.
at ~ o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property, 10 wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in the
Parish of ST. James, on the left bank Of
the Mississippi river, about twenty-five
leagues (66 miles) above the city of New
(Aleans, known as the "White Hall
Plantation, being composed Of two
several tracts q land, 10 wit:
A tract Of land measuring ,wen,y.six
arpen,s, six ,oiscs aud two feet from, on
the river by The usual depth, bounded on
the upper side by lands Of P. Vegas and
N. Boudro, and on the lower side by
lands Of Widow F1orentin Melaneon,
will, all and singular the double conces.
sion tina, pertains or in any manner
legally belongs to said first tract and all
the buildings aud improvements thereon.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Cash in legal currency.
Sherif7s office, Parish Of 81. james this
end day Of November, 1872.
J. c. OLIVER,
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rry-tps laliiants trn,vernnt les memos
matclaml,sc>. aux malne> prix. an magas,n
CnnireNe, Ilahila'inn Philemon Gnidry.
NJ Anderson ne ~ua.lige pas plus &c
ma.aSin que 'ACADIA STORE.
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Atelier dc TOnncl1crie.
j. Gebelin,
Pavoisse 81 Jacques, Riue Ganche.
pres de lhaJuation Schephard

NJ. J. GEBELIN wien. d'ouvrir, d c6,e de
son magasin, IN aielier de tonnellerie pour
boucants II barils.
II es, en- me>ure de riponhle aux ordres de
MN les p'anteurs Ell lubricants de- sncre,
II appelle anssi l'atlen,ion DIES habiiants
sur son STORE, STORE parfai'em.nt a~ssor,i,
et renomm6 pour SEES prix moiares.
-S'adresse directement a NJ. J. Gebelin,
gu a J. Gebelin, Long. Wen P, o. St.James.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

WANTED Looking over our subscription
book we find that not more than one out OF
twenty-five is paid in advance of this date
(May lst,) while considerably more than
one half of the whole number are from
four months to three years in arrears. This
Is not as il should be. A newspaper sub
seription is due as soon as name is pu,
on the book, or new year begins under
which rule there is now due us over 81 900
but we do not expect to get the benefit Of
this rule, and will be satisfied if only thai
already earnedthat for which papers have
already been issued-wll come In befor.
the LIST Of June This much we have
right to ask for Shall we have it? Bills
have been forwarded to some of those
farthest in arrears, and we hope they will
at once respond thereto. Money sent b,
mail is usually safe, and receipts will be
returned
Persons finding n pen or pencil mark
across or about this notice are especially
requested to give it attention.
w. II. BENNETT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

NEVER i. its history has the city Of Mineral
Point had set of more efficient, energetic Of.
ticers, than at present. Mayor Cooper devo,es
most Of his time to the duties Of his Office, is
daily about the streets, looking after the
workmen, investigating the walks, AID gen
orally supervising everything. IT, Street
Commissioner, with an uncommonly good
force Of men, is displaying much Judgment and
energy, and doing some good work, especially
on high street near the NJ. +. church AID.
Spratler and Brewer in the first Ward, and
Argall and Rau in the second, as committees
on the streets, are performing their duties well,
and seem to take more interest in the work
than Aldermen usually do.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

DENTAL NOTICED. W. Avcrill, D. D. s. ;.
will be at his Office in Mineral Point, on
the 4th of May, and viii remain until the
22d. he will visit Dodgevilc on the 22d,
and remoin 4 days; viii then return home
where he can be found until the middle Of
June. All those fayorng him with their
Dental work will receive prompt attention
and tho best Of work. l8w3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

DELLER offers one Of the most attractive
stocks Of fine dress goods ever brought in
to this city; black grogran silks extremely
low; colored silks proPortioually low ;
plaid, figured and striped japanese, Of su.
perior quality, lower than ever before Of
fcred PoDgce silks Of the most desirable
shades, and full line of lringes, and We.
lure and satin trimmings.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

New MILLINERY Mrs Bastian. long known
20 the ladies' OF this vicinity, has opened
millinery store in the building next door
below Meyers tobacco store, aud invites her
friends to call She has recently returned
from Chicago with splendid stock of the
latest styles Of Ronncts, Hats, Flowers.
Ribbons, &c, and is offering the same at the
lowest possible figures. Od Bonnets and
Hats cleaned and trimmed in good style
Mineral Point, April II, 1872 lswi.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

There is no use wasting words about
which is the best Machine. Don't allow
any Agent to talk YOU into buying any Ma.
chine, until Won have had an opportunity TO
run Mccormick on trial Our Machine
does the talking when i, gets into difficult
grain or gra.s-Ne coruick hdraacs. IL :,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

CALIcoEs, dress goods, shcetinga, shirt.
ings, domcstics, denims, cloths, cassimeres
jeans, &c, can be bought at Teasdale's rs
cheap RS anywhere in the county and ali
warranted AS good as the Richardson boots,
or the groceries sold at the same place
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

CLormNG, If you want good sui, Of
clothes, made up in the best style, from
superior goods, you must not fail to call
on Deler. He has the largest stock Of
rcady.made, and should you fail TO be fit
ted from that, his stock Of cloths and cas-
simere you viii Gnd to be unsurpassed /;
and he guarantees good FITS and satisfac-
tion. lS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

BIO. PECK is in a sad condition. He is dis
gusted with the action o. the Cincinnati Con-
vcntion, yet dare not say 50, for fear August
Belmont, Dan voorhees, d Co, may conclude
to turn the Democratic party over to the phil
osophcr of the TRIBUNE, in which case the
National Democrat and all similar journals
will of course have to support him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09
!. llELLER.

THOMAS DAvEY is fitting up his house ad,
joining Claucr, and will soon move into it
with his fine stock of Watches, Clocks,
Jcwelry &c. For short time yet, how
ever, he will remain in the bank building,
and there offer Jargaips 10 cash customers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

ADAMS-ln this city, Of heart disease, on
saturday May 4th, DR., Norman Adams,
aged 80 years.
The sudden and unexpected death Of so
worthy citizen Is a calamity, which the com.
munity monrns, in sympathy with his be-
rcaycd family, The remains were taken on
Monday, to Ohio for intermcnt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

Removable Becson has removed his
office and residence to the Coad building,
north side Of High street, diagonally across
from his late residence, where he may be
found hereafter. l?w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

McCormick's machines are not Of the
"Cheap John" style. Good material, q,
worked up by skilled mechanics into ma
chimes that will give good satisfaction is
what we guarantee.-Ml lormick Id
nance 10
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

IN response to our call the following of our
subscribers have paid since our last issue ;
Samuel Coad, VIM Lanyon, VIM. Pesch, d.
w Jones, VIM. Walker, Ellwood Brothers,
Samuel Parks, Mayor Cooper, VIM. Uren
J. c. Mitchclle, II. Spensley and Jno Thomas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

ABOUT two score representatives of Poor
Lo were in town on Monday, and gave an ey-
hibition war dance at Lenahan's Hall. The
attendance was not large nor the audience
select
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

Mrs. DANIEL CLEAvEs, Gate Miss Maris
Tregca formerly Of this city, now Of Antioch,
Cal, Mr.. Wm. T. Bennett Of Santa Cruz, Cal,
and Major Legate, ,of Madison, have our thanks
for California papers, all teeming with accounts
Of the late terrible earthquake. in Inyo county
Cal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

VAN DuSEN,-MOTGOMERY.-In In the the
cily OF Galena, III. on the 7th inst. by Rev.
Joseph WaseeI, DR.. w. II. Van Dnscn, O,
Linden, aud Miss Elsie II. Montgomery of
Galenn, III.
For remembrance the printers are grateful,
and wish the Doctor and his fair bride a pleas
ant run over the course Of life
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

LADms, Gents and children can be fitted
with boots, shoes, CATERS, and slippers Of
the neatest and best kind, at the very low
est prices, at Daum & Sehlllibg's Com
merce Street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09
THOMAS THOMAS.

TINTED STATES r0TEL, (wATKlS WATKINS
u OIp ,TAND.) HoGgeyille Wisconsin.
Having taken charge OF this hotel Tor aterm ofyears
Cf propose to keep IL lor the special accommodation
Of the travelling public.
hava large barn, and keep attentive hostlers-
propose set good table, aud keep the bar at all
times supplied with the best OF liquors.
BY strict attention to business hope to deserve,
sud receive fair share of the public patronage
IxHI-i2.f THOMAS THOMAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

THE leading ireetradc Republicans Of this
city, who were warm supporters of the Liberal
Movement before the assembling Of the Gin
cinnati Convention, declare the nomination
of Greeley to be IL "wct blanket" to their
hopes, and openly avow their chagrn and dis
gust.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09
JOSEPH G. wEYCHELEE.

AIANuFACTrRE Of all kinds of Ornamental
MI Har Work. such as bracelets, Breast-l Pins,
Watch 6 yards Necklaces, Finger Rings, Ear iangs,
Charms &c. Also Curls, Waterfalls, Switches La
4les' Front Pieces Gents Wigs and everything in
his line Cash paid for raw hair. T. 0. Box 2l5'
Mineral Point. i is xxI-3-ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

RECENTLY there have been presented (as we
are intormed) to the town and city of Mineral
Point claims to the amount of about three
thousand dollars for attorneys fees in the bond
suits, Most Of these claims, we hear have
been or will he allowed If the Town Board
or City Cound2i, or other parties who know
the particulars Of this matter viii furnish the
same to us VIC shall be glad to publish them,
so that the pcopse, who are expected to foot
the bill, may "know how it is themselves"
p. S,-Since putting the above IN type we
learn that the total claim against the town
and city amounts to little over s3,700 Of
which about Sl,T0O have been already paid.
leaving IL now in debt about g., 900, a. far as
heard from. II may be necessary to keep
four or five lawyers employed, but we fail to
sec it so, and suggest reduction Of the force.
All that lawyers can do for us is very little
as past experience proves, save to make
bills 50 let Us save the money or apply it to
some better purpose The Town Board and
City Council ought to be experienced cpough
in lodging judgments and maudamuscs by
this time 10 need no lawyers assistance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09


The City Treasurer was authorized to collect
the road tax in cash, and make report and re-
turns thereof TO the Council on or before the
lst day of August 1872.
Report Of committee on expense of Citing
up "old root house accepted, laid over for
further consideration committee discharged
Salary Oh Superintendent Of Schools for 1871
and 1872 RXed st 800 for each year.
The rate at which liquor licenses may he
granted was fixed at SO for retail, and $40
for wholesale, for the current year.
1t was ordered that none Of the licenses col
lcc,ed for city purposes shall be refunded
The Board then adjourned for one week,
when bonds Of liquor dealers will be consid
cred in accordance with the new temperance
law
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09
CQrTTgERCFGE HOUSE,

DodFcvlIlc, WIS.
JAMES JONES, PROPRIETOR.
rINHIS HOUSE, located nearly opposite the Court
| House is the most capacloHs In the village. Is a
new building rooms well furnished, and the table
always supplied with the best the market affords. a
new Barn ID about being erected, wherein horses can
be we'll ,reI t,,r al reas,l able rates xNt-2gtf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09
Local Intelligence.

eT- The Frst page ofthe Tribune SoiH be 3ecoted
TO Locdl matters. For advertisements, (ercept
professional carisD inserted on this page, ace
shaU charge ffty per cent. d8ruRce on ordinary
rates. No large "catS" soiN be d5totCed on tbs
page dtaay rates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-05-09

GUNpRY & GRAY have received the largest
stock of plain and fancy bonnet and trim
ming ribbons ever brought to this city,
which they are Offering at New York prices.
Special Inducements offered TO Miliners.