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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-08
FOREIGN.
The Ex.Empress of France.
Far Predictions of the Future.

Her Predictions of the Future.
NEW YORK, July Letters from Ge-
neva to the World gives a conversation
with the late Empress of France. She says
hor visit to France is for
Political Purposes,
and il is useless to try to conceal It. She
believes there will soon be general return
of the people to order, and said the Pied
Christian and Pagan Court at Berlin, and
the wild Oommunsds and Madrid, are
FILLED with Fear
at the awakening of Catholic France. Now
that the wretched Theirs is gone, all moves
well. MacMahon is prudent and loves
France. The future, said Eugene, is ours,
and France will lead the reaction against
the forces which have seemed to threaten
the existence of society aad religion
throughout Europe. She saw in the future
that France will again be at the head of
nations, the robbers driven out of Rome,
the Pope restored, Germany divided into
harmless States, and Austria again strong.
HOnOrs to the Shah.
PARIS, July THE Assembly has sd
iourned until Friday in honor of the Shah:
LONDON, July IA special from Paris,
under date of the 9th inst, says the duel
between Arthur Ranc and Paul DeCassag
nae is TO take place at five tomorrow morn
ing.
LATER-The duel between III. Rsnc and
DeCassiguac took place this morning, on
Luxembourg territory. NJ. DaCassignac
was seriously wounded.
The Bank of England Forgers.
LONDON, July True bills have been
found against George Bidwell, Austin Bid
well, George Mcdonnell and Edwin Noyes,
the Bank of England forgers, and they will
be tried at Old Bailey in August.
The Tichborne Trial.
LONDON, July Upon the resu rption
of the Trial of the Tichborne claimant this
it was announced that defendant
was sick, and he was excused from attend
ance upon the court for few days. Haw-
kiDs, of prosecution, said they would close
tueir casa Wednesday next, when an ad-
journment for:ten days will be taken.
The Canada Pacific Railroad.
MONTREAL, July 7.-Ata meeting of the
Board Of Directors of the Canada Pacific
Saturday, the terms proposed ty
Sir Hugh Allan for the construction of the
road were accepted.
The IrrepressibIe CarIists.
BARCELONA, July THE city of Wick,
30 miles from Barcelona, is blockaded by
Carlists,
Swiss Parliament.
BIERNE, July THE session of the Fed.
eral Assem- oly opened to-day.
Reforms for CnbR.
MADRID, July 7.-Senor Suner, minister
IF colonies, is engaged in preparing a com.
prehensive scheme for reforms in the island
Of Cuba.
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NEW YORK.
The Customs SwindIing Case.

NEW YORK, July The case of Dad
en-, Freers IL Co., lace importers Of Bro0me
street, alleged to have detrauded the gov
ernTnent out of large suns on impOrtatlOns
has excited much interest in business cir
cles. Affidavits on which their books and
papers were seized by the custom house
authorities, were made by former general
manager tor the firm. he makes oath that
his employers systematical entered
false and fictitious invoices OF
goods at the custom house,
and undervalued their importations from
thirty TO fifty per cent. He also charges
them with defrauding the government by
invoicing the cOnsignments of l2ces at
less than the real quantity. He further al
leges that their Irregularities amounted to
upwards cf five hundred thousand dollars.
He makes another accusation, representing
the finn 10 have extensively snuggled
chant lily and real lace thread, lGces and
cameIs hair shawls in casks, purpor.irg to
contain London Porter.
Earthquake.
BUFFALO, July 7.-Another shock Of
ear,huuake occurred at 6 tlis morning. The
only damage done by the shocks of yestor-
day was the throwing down OF chimn y
in the centre of the city.
The Steamship CITY of Washington
AGhOre.
NEW YORK, July THE steamship City
Of Washington, of the lnman liDe, went
ashore in a depse fog, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
Saturday, on Gull Rock bar, seventy miles
cast of Cape Sambro. All the passengers,
crew, baggage and spJre stores were safely
landed. The vessel is tight, except in the
engine room, where the water runs IN and
out at high tide.
Murderers to Escape Through Legis'
IaIfOa.
The EUening Telegram says the la un-
der which RoseDzweig, the abOrtionist, Of
Tended, with its psnalty of seven years I'M
prisonment, was legislsted out of existence
by the passage of new law, making NAL
practice, attended with fatal results. pun
ishable with death. ROsenzwe has lain
for months in the Tombs awaiting new
tia! nut has no: been eiudicts d it is believed
cannot be. Stokes, Simmons and King
viii, it is supposed, escape the death penal
ty through new law requiring proof OF
deliberate slt= mpt to kill, for conviction OF
murder in the first degree.
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Condensed kilograms.

DR.. Fountain, of Spencer, Mass, was
held in bonds of $1,000 yesterday, for using
smallpox virus instead of vaccine matter,
thus causing the death of child.
A man ard his wife were drowned in the
bay st New York Sunday, By the capsizing
of bOst.
The Shah of Persia displayed his generos-
ity prior TO his deoartu.e from England, By
distributing $4,000 among the servants of
Buckingham PLACE.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eliza Tweed, mother
of Wm. NJ. I've d, took place in New
York, yesterday.
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THE TURF.
Dexter Driving Park
American Girl beaten by sensation

American Girl Beaten by Sensation.
| CHICAGO, July To-day was The last
| day of the Dexter Park summer meeting,
and about 1000 people were present. The
weather was cloudy and cool, without rain,
AMI the track in better condition than any
previous day.
The first race, half mile dash, match for
$500 side, between d. and j. Rawel's b.
C. Uncle Hark and j. G.. Simmons b. c.
Three Cheers, and though the latter came
in three lengths ahead, the race was given
to Uncle Hark on account of foul riding by
Three Cheers jockey. Time not taken.
The next race, free for all, trotting race,
for purse of $4,000, $1,000 to the first,
ST. 200 to the secon5, $3.50 to the third and
$400 to the fourth; six entries, but Bashaw,
Jr., and Fred Hooper were drawn, leaving
American Girl, Sensation, Henry Todd and
j. w. Cooley 10 start. American Girl was
The favorise in pools previous to the start at
the rate cf 500 to SIS and 500 to $40.
The first heat was a very uninteresting
one, American Girl leading from the start
and coming in winner in 2:29, Sensation
I'd, Todd Sd, and Conley 4tb.
In tie second heat American Girl again
led at the start, with Sensation at her
wheel, Todd next two lengths behind Sen
satioD, acting very badly, long way in The
rear. Sensation came up 10 American
Girls quarter at the half mile pole, Todd
keeping about length tehiud, and Conley
doing nothing bit breaking. These posi-
tions were not changed until coming down
the homestretch Sensation passed ahead
and came under the string a neck ahe4d in
2:26, American Girl I'd, Todd Sd, Con-
ley distaDced.
Sensation was now the favorite, Sl00 to
$50 against the field.
The third beat Sensation led to the turn,
where American Girl caught him, and at
the quarter pole led slightly, but b! oke going
up the far side ard letting Sensation come
alongside. Meanwhile Todd, ten lengths
behind, and doing 10 travelling at all. At
TIE half mile post Sensation led and Todd
settled down TO work. At the three-quarter
pole the Girl came alongside Sensation, and
they again came into the home stretch to-
gether, Todd rapidly closing the gap be-
tween him and them, and t-otting at . fear
full pace. At the distance flag Sensation
came to the front and passed the score a
neck ahead of the American Girl in
2:25B, Todd close third, having trotted
the last half mile in 1:4a. In the 4th heat
Sensation led to the quarter with American
Girl at his wheel, Todd five lengths in the
rear, and the horses came home in this
order, Todd coming up at the finish within
a length of American Girl, wdo was shaft
length behind Sensation, who WIS winner
OF the heat and race in 2:2S.
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CHOLERA IN GREENEvILLE.

NpcCIaI 70 Lne hnONVIIe LhrOnlcIc,
GREENEvHLE, July ., 6:4O p. M
Twelve new CAGES are reported yesterday
and to-day. Two deaths, only one of
which was from clOlera. Mr.. James
Haynes moved his famil. last week out to
Tuscu'um College, four miles from town.
He w5s taken at midnight and diel a. Il
o'clocS yesterday. TIE other was 8 color
ell child two years old, who had been sick
for some Time. Tne disease seems to be
spreading through the country. A lady
has died ten miles fr N town. Two color
ed persons ded on Thursday night two
miles fiom town. Matters are improving
with us in tom, and most of the sick are
improving rapidly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-08

IT being alleged that the Attorney Gen
eral Cf the United States owes all be is to
his clever wife, the Boston Post ssgely sug-
gests that if the President intends 10 make
either the next Chief Justice, it should be
Mrs. Williams, SO that the country may
have the benefit of her talents first hand.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-08

ACCORDING 20 the 81. Louis corespon-
dent f lhe New York World, that city has
some four thousand cho,era-breedipg wells,
with a fair prospect Of a largo harvest of
death in the Tear future. Impure water is
the most prolific source ofpestilence known,
as mary a swamp viii bear witness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-08

A CURIOUS circumstance is reported from
West Hlwley, Mass. An sprle tree on the
highlands had expanded into full and luxu-
RANT blossom on the 18th of June, standing
in the midst of snow drift several rods in
extent. While the tree was thus laden
with blossoms the drift Immediately suu-
rounding its trunk was upward of four feet
in depth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-08

A Houston, Texas, dispatch of the 9Th
inst. sag the Westher is now more favor
able 10 crops, and WORMS no longer appear
in Texas 7 ere will BE- two-tbirds of
crop Of cotton, and cereals are very fine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-08

I A New JERSEY proletaire says: '.Stand
up for the Sabbath, fellow-w Orkmen Re-
fuse on holy days to fire up locomotive, or
drive your employer TO church if be Is able
to walk. believe the time is close at hand
when a Christian woman will refuse to
work on Sunday in any mans kitchen,
solely that her employers family may feast
on dainties. Speed the day
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Died nfnRroken skuII.
VIRGINIA.
Fatal Family Feud.

a Mother and Son Killed and others
Wounded.
NEW YORK, July "A dispatch from
VIII chester, Va, states that while family
named Little were at breakfast Saturday,
a feud broke ont, when two sons, named
Oscar and Lycyus, commenced firing at
four other sons and their mother, The firing
being returned by the other sons. Oscar
was wounded, captured and sent to jail.
Another son named CfntOn was wounded,
also their mother. Clinton died Saturday
evening, aud the mother will die.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Notorious Burglar Sentenced.


NEW YORK, July 1.-The notorious Wesley
or Yves Allen, was sentenced to-day to five
years with hard lapor in tire STATE prison.
He was convicted about month ago OF at
tempted burglary.
An Officer Beaten by ROughs.
Officer David O'Connor was fatally beaten
Sunday morning by members of the Tentb
Avenue gaug, whom he had ordered away
from Thirtieth street. Three arrests made,
and the persons secured have been identi.
fed.
Died of q Broken Skull.
PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Anthony Sui
livan has died from fracture of the skull
caused, IL is said, by Jhon Shane, who has
been arrested.
Attempted Assassination.
BOsToN, July 7.-Wm. B. Lincoln, Of
Derhsm, while walking with his wife last
evening. near that village, was shot by some
unknown person, one ball entering the left
side just below the heart and another at
the knee. The wounds are dangerous. No
clue to the assassin.
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The deaths in New York city last week
number $50. an increase of 156 over the
previous " eK
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Des,rUct1ye Fire.

CHARLESTON, 5. O., Jlly 7.--Advices
have cen recciS ed here of the destruction
ty FIRE, Monday morning, of the business
? r,iom OF the village of Frog Level, In
EtGbu7y county. Loss S60,00G very lit
L.. insuran e,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-08

THE negroes of Texas have held State
convention, at which they refused to en-
dorse Gov. Davis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-08

A CORRESPONDENCE having stated that
all the public holidays of the present year
were upon the same day of the week as in
1851, led to an examination of the matter
with the following result The years $500,
1873, 1879 and the last ten months Of 1854
have the general holidays and also the
church fasts and festivals on the same day
of the week and month. The ordinary
public holidays in the United States occur
OF the same week am month day in the
years 1900, 1906, 1917, 1928, 1884, 1S45,
1851, 1862, 1878, 1873, 1890, the last ten
months of 1928, 1856, 1884, and he first
two months of 1872 and 1896. --~,e-
Fon-du-Lac, Wis, reports $4,000 fire.
Yesterday, ----L- .t.r-
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TENNESSEE BONDS sold in New York
yesterday al so for the old and 70 for the
new,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-08

e CorroN was dull in New York yester-
day az 21c. for middling.
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Dobbs thinks that instead of giving credit
to whom credit is due, the cash had better
be paid. 81 'i.e.+
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In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July Five deaths from
cholera were reported to-day.
CINCINNATI, July There were seven
deaths from cholera reported at the health
Offica tu-dyv
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Death Of - Distinguished Odd Fellow.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Juy7-Col. o. A.
Brad shaw, Or r;nd Mister of the Grand
Lodge Of ODD Fellows for this State, died
very suddenly a. bis home in Pine Bluff,
last nIgat, with cholera,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-08

GOLD was quiet in New York Eester-
day at 115s61153, closing at 115b q
I151.
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A fire at Strathbray, Ons, Sunday, de-
stroyed a block of buildings. Loss
$4,000. .E..a
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ChnIera an FrnnkItn. KY.

FRANKLIN, KY, July 6.-Tnere have
been 40 deaths from cholera during the
past twenty-four hours; Mr.. 2. z. Vance,
and one cclOTed.
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Satanta and Big Tree.

Gov. Davis, of Texas, is here, and this
morning had an Interview with the Secre-
tary Of the Interior and Commissioners Of
Indian afTaiTs in relation to the release Of
Sa,anta and Big Tree, whom he holds in
the Texas psniteDtiarY. With0ut coming
to any conclusion the whole matter was
postponed for further conference i'll August,
to take place in Texas besween the Indians,
Gov. Davis and the Commissioner ofIndian
affairE
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THE CHOLERA.
In Memphis. Tenn.

MEMPHIS, July 6.-There were fifteen
inteIments to-day from all diseases, and six
from cholera, five of whom were colored.
MEMPHIS, July 7.-Taere were twenty
two in.ermeuts to-day; Ouly three from
cholera.
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Artoruev for West Tennessee.

The President has appointed w. w. Muir
ray United States Attorney for the Western
District of Tennessee. Lieut.. Col. Kantz,
Of the 18th infantry is relieved from COM
mand Of recruiting depot at Newport bar
racks, Kentucky, and ordered 10 join bis
rPciment.
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Naium and Smtritam.

EERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
By MAIL on AT THE BUSINESS oFFIoB.
ID Ally, II months, in advance. 90
- --" -. ..s....... %
"r :" .........-.... 2 so
.....s........ 90
" / week, 4" ........... %
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN TEE oTTY AND
EDGEFIELD.
Daily, u months. s12 90
- --ssss..ss.--.s..-ss..- UO
- . W
.sss...s.-.-.ss..-.s.-..ss ! w
- 4 week 70
Semi-WeekEy 81. WeekIy...,......S2
PAYABLE IL ADVANCE.
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Limit his Ambition

and activity. With careful nursing and
cessation Of exciting toll, he may yet enjoy
for many years Kind Of honorary post in
tbp Duhlic pOuOcilS
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Rear Admiral Jenkins Inspects Cl
nese ArsenaIs, ETC.
Health of the Vice President.

The Springfield Republican says Vice
President Wilson has passed into that stage
of health which Chase so long occupied, a
paralytic invalid to whom life is of most un-
certain duration. The nature of ofhis dis
ease may not utterly destroy his usefulness
as man s-d public servant, but it will un-
1Crhfa1lv
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Time: 2:29, 2264, 2:25R, 2:28.
lowing 0 the storm which prevailed last
night, we failed TO receive a full report of
the third race.-ED.l
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The Charleston COllectOrship.
Henry S. Worthington appointed collectc
The Yellowstone Expedition.

A dispatch from Stanley'S Yellowstone
expedition, dated Camp, seventy miles west
of Bismarck, Dakotah, June 13, states that
the health of the whole command was good.
The Indians were Offering no serious resist
anc9 to the loca ers of the Railroad through
theirhunting grounds. Abundant game was
found twenty seven miles west of the Mis-
souri, river in the surveyed line Of the roaG,
and the county thus far traveTsed is an eX-
celleCt one, well grassed and wstered.
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ST. LOUIS.

Details Beginning to Come In OF the
Great Damage Done by the storm
In Missouri, Iowa and IIIinOis-Suft
Against the Kansas City Railroad,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-29
FOR SALE.

A very desirable property consisting OF
two lots on which is good frame dwelling,
barn, woodshed, large bearing fruit trees,
slrnbbery, &c, all in good repair vii,
sell at a bargain if sold soon. Known as
the David jacka property.
Also fine parlor set consisting of Gents
and Ladies' easy chairs, four common chai, 5
and Tete, centre table, whatnot, parlor
stove, marble top wash stand, and a two
seated buggy. Inquire of Alex Wilson OF
the subscriber at her residence.
Mrs MARIA BUSH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-29

MINERAL PoINr bible SoclErY-The
anniversary of this society will occur
next Sunday. The exercises will be held
this year at the Methodist Church. Rev.
James Lawson, the assistant State Agent,
and so long and favorably known to tn a
citizens here, will occupy the pulpit in
the morning. In the evening the anni>
versary exercises proper will be held.
Addresses will be made 10y Revs. Laws
son, Evans, Springer and Kent The
public are invited to attend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-29

S. S. PICNIC The NJ. f. S S. intended
to have It's annual picnic and railroad
excursion on June l2th but on learning
that it would interfere with our public
schools, which will be holding exam ina j..
ton, the trip was postponed until the
18th, giving all a chance to attend.
Everything necessary 70 secure comfort
and happiness for all who 90 will be
done. Leaving this city about o clock
A. NJ, they will proceed to Plattcville,
and In the pleasant grove adjoining the
depot the excursionists will par.ake of
the pleasures that are always connected
with basket dinners, DC. Let all atte nd
and have Il good social time
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-29

TEMPERANCE MEETING. - The Good
TempIars of our county will hold their
semi-annual convention on Wednesday
and Thursday next, June 4th and 9TH,
in this city. On the evening of the first
day public meeting will be held in the
NJ. f. Church to commence at O clock
The meeting will be addressed by I. D.
kanouse, 6. W. c. T., w. b. Hazletine,
q. w. 5, and Hon James Ross of Mad
ison. This will be rare treat to
all interested in the temperance move
ment, and We trust the house will be
filled
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-29
MERCHANT TAILOR

MERCHANT TAILOR
ING, AT DELLER'S EN-
PORIUM. kept constantly
on Land a full assortment or
all the leading styles Of
Cloths and Cassimeres. Al]
work done in the most dura-
BILE and fashionable manner,
and a good fit warranted in
every case. Our stool of
Ready-Made Clothing is the
most extensive in the city, and
at least 1Opcr cent. the lowest
Call and examine for your
selves. xxlII-17
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-29

SHCLLsBURG FAIR-On Thursday and
Friday, June 9Th and 9th, the Skulls.
burg fair is announced to take place
The premiums for the fastest horses are
quite liberal. If the people of Shulls>
burg and surrounding country try, they
can make this far a success We un-
derstand that some horses from this CITY
are to compete for the running purses
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-29
THOMAS THOMAS.

TINTED STATES HOTEL, (WArKIS Watkins
u oLD >TASD.) Dodgeyiilc, y Wisconsin.
Having taken charge Of TINS hotel for Of
III propose to Keep il for the special accommod alton
81 the travelling public
h.y. a large barn, and keep attentive hostiers.-
propose good table and keep the bar at all
times supplied with the best of liquors
BY strict attention to business hope to deserve,
aud receive a fair share Of the public patronage
IIHI-l2-ti THOMAS THOMAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-29
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.

WE learn from the Darlington Demo-
crat that during the storm last Thursday
the lightning struck a tree near the
dwelling of Mr.. Fred Dering Mrs. D
was stunned, the stove in the house was
broken, plaster shaken down, &c Also
the barn of Hon. Ii. II. Gray was struck
at the same time and consumed, together
with large quantity of say, grain and
farming utensils. Loss over 81 500.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-29

L. DAvEY is still in the market
with a full stock of the best American
watches and clocks, besides jewelry Of all
kinds, silver and plated ware ETC. He is
prepared to clean and repair watches, clocks
like manner
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-29
DOrEIE TrRE RnsEs- TritOma

DOUBLE TUBE ROSES, Tritomas
Tor red hot poker) Caladums, Gloxonias,
single and double tieranims, of all colors,
Fuchias in great variety, PetuniaS, Folia-e
Plants, and many other desirable house
and garden plants, can be had at reason
able rates by calling on VIM. Sathers, or
leaving orders with James Suthers, next
door to =. Allen 4 Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-29

THE PlatteYille Witness says that son
Saturday, the l7th inst, 4 young man
named George Stephens, whose parents
reside near PIatteville, attempted to com,
init rape upon young lady named Han.
nah Johannis. He was arrested and in
default of bail to appear in court, he was
committed to Jail, where he will have
ample time to ponder over his libidinous
conduct