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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
Summons and Complaint.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, }circuit Court.

STATE Eo0 %, WISCONSIN ToSsIq Circuit Court
Christian Bergman. PitintiF, against JirfAs
Cdbil ami MutbG cphiR his 5cite, Chur!eS IL
Furgo, Henry D. RtIes and NdRaei AZ fdr9o'
The Shts Of Wisconsin To James Cshill AMI
Martha Cahi Ms wife, Charles Ii Fargo, Henry
D. faes and Samuel ii. Fargo, the above named
defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required to a.
sver the complaint In this action, copy ~ whsh
is herewith served upon you, and to serve copy %
said complaint the subscribers Mt their office, 10
the village OF Dodgevile in the county 81 lows. ann
State Of Wisconsin, within twenty day AFTER the ser
vice hereof exclusive OF the day OF such servees
and If you faA TO answer the said complaint wilma
the time aforesaid, The plaPtif VIII apply to 'b~'
Court FOR the y.ef demanded In the complaint.
REESE & CARTER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Residence. Dodgeyille, VIZ
Dated, Dodgeyille, Wis. tlis L day OF June, $50
The complaint in the above emitted action sns
duly Sled IN the Office Of the Clerk Of The CiFeh1
Cour,, in and Tor Iowa County. Wisconsin, a 700
village Of Dndgeyihe, in said county, on the Isl aIs
ei July, A. d. 1872.
REESE & CARTER.
grow Plaintiffs Attorneys
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
Gratis. would have no binding effect

Gratis, would have no binding effect
upon their party, and leave no OPP
portunity of applying the party
lash to whip into the traces the
thousands Of recalcitrants whom 1t
is necessary should be brought into
line before the least hope Of success
can be entertained. The latter horn
was taken as being the least dan
gerous, and thus we have Horace
Greeley to fight in thespresent cam
paicn as we had Horatio Seymour
in l8G8-being the figurchead and
chosen leader Of the Democratic
party. Whatever may be said to
the contrary, no candid man can fail
to admit the truth of this conclu-
sion; Every vote for Greeley is a
vote to place the reins of govern
ment in the hands Of such men as
Jeff Davis, Dan Voorhees,, and Boss
Tweed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18

TnB "buncOmbe' which chara oterized
tho proceedings og the Baltimore Con-
yent.on was we'll illustrated by the
speech of Govenor Hoffman. lie said
New York State would give larger ma
jority for Greeley than the entire vote oil
Missouri. As Missouri's will be over
10000, it is fair to suppose that Hoffman
has much confidence in the vote early
and vote often Of his Tammany party
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
REPUBLICAN, CATECHISM.

If there is a Republican reader Of
abe TRIBUNE who contemplates sup
porting Horace Greeley as against
General Grant, we wish him to an
swer to himself and the world the
following questions:
lst What good results do you
expect to follow the election Of
Greeley and the defeat Of Grant?
I'd. Admitting, as you must, that
if Greeley is elected, 81 per cent Of
the votes electing him will be cast
By the late rebels and KukluX klans
Of the South and their sympathizers
and allies at the North, do you
believe it possible that the 8 per
cent Of the nominal Republicans
and loyal men who act with them
will be able to dictate the policy
Of the Government?
Sd. If You are DESTROYS for re-
ductlon Of the tariffs, or in other
words, are n "reyenue reiormer,"
how can you with consistency sup.
port the most perfect embodiment Of
the theory of high protective tariffs !;
and what ground for hope have you
that q tariff reform will be brought
about under an administration Of
Horace Greeley?
4th. Presenting that you have
read the grave charges Of corruption
made but not sustaincd) against
Grants administration, and believe
them; even then can you hope that
With the government in the hands
of such men as Toombs, Tweed,
Hall, Hoffman, etc, there will be
greater honestly
9Th. Surprising all is true that is
charged against Grant rs n nepotiSt !;
is that sufficient to justly you in aid
ing to put in power man who is
undoubtedly pledged, and Of neces-
sity bound, to give to traitors and
Tammanyites the places of honor
and profit now filed by thousands
OF patriots (many of them manned
and crippled) who fought for the
preservation of the Union?
The answers You give to these in.
torrogations will determine whether
Your Republicanism is genuine, or
whether 1t is spurious and you are
now naturally gravitating toward
Your "normal condition" among the
TRAITORS" "roughs,' "shouder-hit-
ters," "cock fighters and "keepcrS
of dens of intamy,' of whom the
Democratic party is largely com-
posed, according to the testimony
q its own candidate for President.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18

Hon. Ben WADE has written q letter
in which he speaks as follows IN regard
10 the Democratic party and Greeley:
"When the great political party has
become SO consciously depraved that
they feel there is no hope OF reform, sui.
eide may perhaps in such a case be n
virtue, and such seems to be the condi>
ton Of the Democratic party at this time
by adopting Mr.. Greeley rs their stand
ard bearer, they deliberately admit, If
they are honest, that the poorest, weak
eSs, mos. yacillntng and uncertain Re-
publican is an Improvement on anything
to be found in their own party. Con.
corning the Republican party he SAYS
10 doubt the succes of such \ party
when pitted against the broken cohorts
of the old slavery party is an insult to
the intelligence and virtue OF the Amer;-
can people
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18

Cn>ssyta-, substitute for Castor OLA veget-
able preparttl on containing neither Minerals, Nor
phin~ nor Aoohol. II is pleasant to take, does not
nsuSeate and operates when al other remedies ttl-
ed pr. pifuAe- has eSpermeD'ed rlifen years ~
prnluclpr prpnaration more efficient than Castor
oil without its hor,id taste The Castoria regulates
the system cures constipation, stomach ache, Group
aud aatulency. and Kills worms II does no. as.
produces steep and IS particularly adapted to crying
and tecthng chdres. -,
We desire PHYSICIANS 10 eeI This arncle, ana VIII
forward three bottles GRATIS 20 the address OF any
one so aut hauticaipd. In>is thai your druggist or
der II Tor YOU 1t costs hut 80 ssnts aud one bot Ne
will save many DOCTORS bills, -Sst
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18

GREELEY has nice set Of champions
in his own city and State. Morrissey,
the gambler; Andrews the leader Of the
draft rioters; Ninans, the legislative
brihe- tnkcr; Tweed and Sweeney, the
heads of the Tammany ring Fernando
and Ben Wood, the friends of the re-
helIion, and all the raseally gangs that
follow their leadership or glory in their
infamous companonship, are among the
"phlosophcrs most devoted friends.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18

A TELEGRAM from London, under date
Of July II, says, dispatch from Alden
announces the arrival there Of Mr.. Stan.
ley, and says he will start to-day for
London, in company with the sou Of Dr.
Livingstone. Mr.. Stanley is the bearer
of letters from the great explorer for the
British Government, as well as for the
family and friends of the long.absent
Livingstone. MIR. Stanley states that
when he left the interior of Africa DR.
Livingstone was unwell, but he was,
nevertheless, determined to proceed with
until he has completed the great work Of
ascerta!ning the source of the Nile.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
A COMpA HI ON.

Two defalcations in New Orleans I'M
der Johnson's Administration amounted
to n sum nearly equal to the total amount
lost by the present inistration since
March Sd, 1869 For the benefit OF the
"taithiess' fe y. we q e the items:
The Sub.Treasury, Treasury, and Nation.
al depository defalcatiou f Whitaker
aud May In 1861, less amount sup.
posed to be recovered. (gross amount,
sll5o,OooJ -. ~, .,.......... .. $3.50, 900 90
SreAdmnn Internal Revenue defa'cntiOn,
vi st Lout lama District, dscOycred on
Ms sgno,aI, Aprll -, 1863. ........ 9i2, 1856 %
Total ......,.... .............$l, OG2, 1876 81
The total amount Of defalcations coz,
erne over three years Of General Grants
term, is about 81 ,097 963 Ga To steal
this sum it required over two hundred
dishonest officials, and out of this num-
Der one hundred and thirty seven were
appointed by Andy johnson. Ie. Andy
is in favor OF "honest Horace and with
his usual vigor drinks daily to the sue
cess Of the "reform' movement. What II
happy com blnaton Of immaculate re-
formers Bill Tweed wants an honest
treasury Andy Johnson wants free
trade and the tax removed from whiskey'
The pirate Semmes wants u loyal navy,
while jeff Davis and Alex Stephens FL
up the background and desire pure
judiciary, that can make the kuklux out
RACES constitutional Greeley can salts
~ them all
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18

BILL MERRILL, of he Prairie du CHEN
Courier has evidently not been "seen"
yet 10y the Greeley managers, rs he con-
iinucs to fight the Sage with vigor. The
following appeared in the Courier OF
last week
ain the first place we know there are over
five hundred of our readers in the county OF
Crawford atone, who do not wish to vote for
Greeley, They are true Democats-have
stood 10y us many years-and now we intend
to stand 10y them"
Ii is some time yet to election, how,
ever, aud quite possibly the Courier may
fail to hold out 10 the end
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18

DclEGArEs to the Baltimore ConYen>
ton. and other leading Democrats who
do not endorse the Greeley Eolainatlon,
have prepared an address and called u
convention Mt Louisville Tor Sep:e "a Der
81, To make straight Democrats nolai,
nations.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
FOR SALE.
HOUSE AND 10 {

r.,HE UNDERSIGNED orers bargain 70 any one
| wishing 10 purchase residence N Mineral
Print u,nsa +, frame, only three wears old, wsA
flushed throughout ~ good sre, has excellent els
tern A the door. AMI COED cellar underneath. lot
nearly lrvel. we'll fenced, and board Ws..Ns extend
III, r,n,a in. h,nse. situated near the "a Vsri
school hqilaiag THIS property viii he sold ~ =
very rcs.osas.e hgnre Il apPl'esiion be made eftars
;,lA ALfRhp litAALEn,
Jely 3, ls.S--ssH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18

y. NJ. PLArr & Co, sell the keystone,
Diamond. Climax, and Star Corn Planters ;
and the Jones Hand Planter. lIu.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18

Liberal Republicani>m is looking mp in
nlnois.-Chlcago Tribune.
Being so low down it can hardly help
looking up, if it looks at all,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
SIX IsUNDRED ACRES,

is offered for sale on good terms.
This farm embraces every necessary ad-
vantage to make it desirable tor Stock
Raising, Grain Culture or Mil purposes,
he re being a large scope of natural mead.
ow, plenty of good p'ov land. excellent
water power aud an abundance OF timber
1t will be sold in lump or parcels of 100 or
more For farther particulars apply to or
address the undersigned at Mineral Point,
W sconsin.
WILLIAM HARLIN.
Ma, 1874 1872. 2o--Sm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
FARM FOR SALE.

The RABLlN FARM, lying in the county Of
Lafayette, four miles southwest Of the city
OF Mineral Point, comprising
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-02

other the whole official force has been
engaged in pulling wires to dragoon the
party into the denomination of the Pre-
sident. And this very moment tho whole
civil service Of the country, from the
Cabinet ministers down to tie meancst
Postmaster, Is converted into a vas. po-
litical agency to secure the Presidents
reelection. The Attorney Gen. spent
many weeks, If not months, thousands
Of miles away from his Office to six
his State of Oregon. The Secretary of
the Interior has almost become stran-
ger TO tie walls Of his department. The
Secretary of the Treasury has taken the
stump in North Carolina to sing the
praises of his MASTER; the Secretary Of
the Navy, ii ! am rightly informed, will
soon give tho cause of his chief in like
manner the moral support of his guns.
and the money Of the Government, as
we are assured on good authority, is
poured like water into the contested
States TO effect what the eloquent ur-
gency of Cabinent ministers can not ac-
complish. I need not tell you of the
business the subordinate officers of the
Government are now arduouslv engaged
in. Woe to the unfortunate place-hOl-
der who dares to call his soul his own
and to utter n dout ~ to the perfec,ions
Of his master! lie will soon learn that
men can be reformed out of office as
into il.
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From the Ciucinpsti Comm mercisl
The Cincinnati Gazette's Assault
on Julian.


The Gazette gives editorial proinin-
ence to an incident that occurred at
Muncie, Indiana, the other day. Mr.
George w. Julian was making speech,
and we quote the Gazette:
80 he said that General Tom Brady,
editor of the Muncie Times, who is Uni
ted States Consul at st. Thomas, and
who is tcmporarailly at home, deserted
his post and spent his time ut home, but
continued to draw his salary regularly.
Unfortunately for Mr.. Julian, General
Brady happened 10 be in the audience,
and ut this accusation lie rose to his feet
and exclaimed, You are u liar After .
pause il seemed ~ occur 10 him that he
hadn't put il quite strong enough, and
lac repeated, \ GU arc a id liar This
unexpected Onslaught staggered the val
liant Julian, but lie finally managed to
stalnmcr, i would like 10 know who has
the floor i don't care who has the
and SD is any other uian who makes such
a floor said Gen. Tom, ~ OH are liar,
statement as that The excitement i'm
the audience Tor few moments was in
tense, and Julian was terribly disc0n-
low the obnoxious words, and the rcgu-
lar performance proceeded, but the
spirit OF that meeting was pretty efiect-
ualiy dampencd."
Something, il seems to us depends
upon whether Mr.. Julian was II liar, or
was telling the truth. Mr.. Tom Brady's
observations i'm the crowd do not strike
US US conclusive. Certainly he gave
evidence, by his presence at Muncic,
that he was not at st. Thomas attending
10 his Official duties. Will some one in-
form Us how long he has been at home,
and for what length OF time lie has re-
fused compensation on the ground vi his
absence: 1t was not a particularly bold
thing in BRADY 10 call Julian II liar.--
Julian WAS never fighting man, as is
well known, and it is equally we'll
known that he has for several years
been ia very bad health. And we doubt
whether Mr.. Julian swallowed his OBJ
noxious words or was terribly discon-
certed. 1t is q new thing for the Gazette
TO approve the style OF public discus
sion ia which General Brady disiin-
guished himself; but anything to dis
credit uliaI, who, whatever his faults,
was never a worshipcr OF power, or an
idoIaior Of men. Whatever may DC tho
case with General Brady, it has not
been denied that Judge Settle, who pre-
sided over the Philadelphia Convention,
drew $1,000 As Minister TO Peru, and
has never visited that country, and, in
all probability, never will.
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TUE Hon. Galusha A. Grow writes
from Texas that that State will give
Greeley 5000 majority. lie will stump
the Northern counties Of Pcnnsy sylvania
for Greeley in September.
The Mount Vernon Democrat says: =
Engineers arc at work in Union county
surveying the route for the Uniontown,
Princeton aud Southern railroad. They
commenced at Uniontown last Wcdncs-
day. and will run line through Nor
ganfield and Princeton to Clarksvillc.
TmE Texas PaciHc road is 10 be ono
thousand five hundred and fifteen miles
in length. For two hundred aud fifty
miles the road is 10 bc an airline, and
for eight hun,lrea aud fifteen miIcs there
will Lc but six bridges.
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Of the Democratic
Central Committee - NOtnitta-
ton of Lielltelnant.GOver

The Democratic Central Committee
met in their rooms in this city yester-
day evening; every member was pres
ent. Tile Liberal Republican Executive
Committee also met in their room. and
passed the following resolution, and APP
pointed Go! NJ. Allen and Col. William
r.. Mclean to present ii to the Deinoc-
ratio Committee. which they did.
At - meeting of the Liberal Rcpubli-
can State Executive Committee, held at
the Bates House, on July Gath, at 8 o.
clock. pursuant to previous notice, OH
which il was
RESOLVED, That the Democratic Ex-
ecuiive State Central Committee be re-
.questcd 10 ill the vacancy for Licuten-
ant Governor OIL :hc Democratic State
ticket. ocea>ionel by the resignation OF
Hon. w ash. ~. DePauw, ,by the selection
" a LIBERAL Republican to fill the said
vacsacv: and that tho selection Of Hon.
John II. Cravers. of jefferson county,
would be acceptable TO this Committee.
Aiicr consul :a.ion and discussion the
Democratic Committee, by a unanimous
vote. nominated John II. Crivens as the
candidate for observation-disclosures.
The following electoral ticket Tor the
State at-laryc was then nomiiiatcd:
ELECTORS --Georgc W. Julian, of
Wayne county: CYRUS NJ. Allen, OF
Knox county John II. Conro,h. of Tip.
prcsaoc county James Gavin, of Dcca-
tur county.
Continyents-Jnn. b. Niles. Of Laporte
county; EIihu +. Rose OF Greene coun-
ty; John Lee. OF Montgomery county:
Alexander ID. Lemon, of Lawrence
county.
The Committee then perfected their
organ ization by the election OF the fol-
lowing officers. and adjourned TO meet
a. 70 O'Clock this morning:
Vi-e Chairman : Hon. Thomas Dow.
ling. Of Tcrre- IIautc.
Secretary - X. ). Sproule, Of Indian
apolis.
Treasurer -Aqui!la Jones, Of Indian-
apolis.
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John R. Cravcns, for Licutcnant-
Governor.

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee met last evening, and the sug-
gcstion of the Liberal Republican State
Executive Committee, unanimously Sc
lcctcd Hon. JoHN II. CRAvENs, Of Jef-
fcrson county, Liberal Republican. as
the candidate for Lieutenant-tio
i'm the place Of Hon. W. G. DEPAuw,
who, for personal reasons, declined the
nomination for that position rendered
him by the Democratic State Convcn-
tiOn.
Mr.. Cravens is well and favorably
known throughout the State as n gentle
man Of fine ability aud accomplishments,
i'm every way qualified for the position
and Of this he has given practical evil
dence by having served most acceptably
as the presiding officer Of the Senate.
Governor. Mr.. Cravens was a Wing,
then Van Buren, elector upon the Free
Soil ticket,from whence he slid into the
Republican party. lie was elected to
the State Senate by the Republicans Of
Jefferson county, and at the last 22d OF
February Republican State Convention
he was appointed the clcctor for the
Third Congressional District, which he
resigned few weeks ago.
Mr.. Cravens is an honest man. Ills
public career is without blcmisl upon
his official integrity. And has followed
his convictions OF duty, regardless of
party obligations. lie would not depart
firm what he regarded to be right, 10
gain party or personal advantage
And this fidelity 10 principle, sometimes
led him 10 oppose the caucus dictations
OF his party. In identifying himsc f with
The Liberal Republican party. Mr.. Cra-
veu's is governed by what he regards To
he his duty and convictions Of right.
lie heartily endorses The Republican
platform and nominees, and he will de-
vote his ability. his energy and his time
to the cause with which lie Is Identified
in the canvass now pending. lie will
bc heard on tho stump throughout In
diana in the advocacy Of Greeley and
Brown. and in the support OF tho State
ticket upon which he is now enrolled as
"A candidate. II indianapolis Scniincl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-02

o. Professor Cox has been along the
line Of the Louisville. New Albany and
st. Louis Airline Railway recently.
and was interviewed by New Albany
Ledger reporter, with the following re-
suit as far'as our county is concerned:
-What do you think of the quality Of
tho coal along the Airline road, Pro-
fessOr COx?- we asked.
1T is very superior, assure you.-
That coal.' pointing 10 specimen from
the Brctzville cut. that was lying near
ON the floor. :" is as good as any coal, in
the West; it is the pure block coal. so
essential and SO fan,o us IN the manufac-
ture Of Besscmer steel. have not cx-
aInined critically TO determine the thick
ness Of the veins. but do not doubt that
the supply is abundant, if not inexhaus-
|tible.-
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Say. have ven heard The cheering ns~st
Grant and Dent have COS the hlne-
The people know What they're ahaui-
They're going TO turn the rebber cut
Hurrsh. Hsrrsh.
All class~s knew hon cur cause /. true.
Well vote for nr.~n and Gr~sisy f~o-
Fur him who Leads the ~orsinxsnsr.
And Old keufucky's giffcd -s-
Hurrsh. HIrrnh.
From ev~ry State We hear the cry:
The raiiyihg shour l. risihg high:
Aud Horace e.. ihey'il fnd will he
A. famous A. Old Hickory
Huvraa. Hurrsk.
The North and south. the East and N e.-.
will all lain hands fs do the he~r:
And frscmcu's voses- cnsf ~ sh~ Irsii.-
Will drive the shoddir. Ia their hri-.-
Hurrah. Hrrr&hi
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a German banker has bought Of the
St. Paul and Sioux City Railway Com
pany $I.3pOOO worth of lands. mostly
IN Minahan county Minnesota. Sl."'O-
OU worth of which l. intcM'ic,' ioI
German COLONY.
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Hon. Carl Shurz declared in his ST.
I.onis speech Monday night. that Presi-
dent Grant offered him bribc. Further
more l,c dcfics President Grant TO deny il
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