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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-25
MIFEH.EG FGs>LES MILLS.
NOTICE.

Il affords ne the creates. pleasure to
zee that steady increasing demand
proves thnt'nur efforts to manufacture
honest. substantial -ools-male TO ,rcar
as wen Il - ~el'-are appreciated hut
re-rat TO have Tins - notify our distant
cash customers, that all we can possibly
81 ho'woea this and mid-win,er is to
finish custom. work and supply present
orders. We expect to double or treble
our capacity for poy' sarspn.
WV OLDHAM. pro,t,
4S.f join |. JOEEd ''g''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-25
Relisious Department,
The SOJI LVIfORTlL.
by REV. y. ". EVANS.

reference 20 the nat'tTe OF man, Sug-
.cests an enquiry as TO what the
scriptures teach on the subject:
God made maH, we are told in
Gchisos, IN his own image" II
could not be as TO MS body, for in
The % commandment we are taught
that Di2ty could not be represented
NY 2 visible ''image." We are told
God is q spirit" and that "there is
. spirit IN man" Here then must
he the point ef resemblance. 1t is
in that we have q spirit created in
The likeness Of the Immortal Cod.
Isaiah speaks of the soul of God
under the term "ncphesii-' and
Moses tells Us that by the inbreath-
Ing Of Deity into mans nostrils he
became & "nephesh," a soul; and
there is added the words Giving man
became Hci2y soaL" Man created
in the likeness of the trim God
Jaust be Gcjag soul. The Deity,
tae Living Nephesh, made man in
clear teqchinr Of the Unbraw i
shat God mt his own natnra into
man. made him Iil-a himself
living soul" companion for God,
for we read that man ,oll1ed and
walked with cod ..Ue was made
but little lower th,, tha anrals >
Psalms 3. 5--or mora sornrotoI,
in the ORIGINAL. That inhraathinr
of cod ,,n,,+;ooo1 IN Ga,a.;, -.
,"ma !a man lack little Of God :"
That is the statement If tbo o,ioi-
nal in psalns =. :
One Of the best commentaries ON
that inb,eathing of the braath IF
life Is "Thrn Sian The Garth ratr,n
to the dust ~ il was and the snir;t
shall return 70 God who cave it,
hnd Elijah nroved ooh lord LET
this chi!i's soul (which had rctp,ned
bv death to God who oavc in come
INTO him a.ra;n ~ a1a +bo Tarl
heard the voice of Elijah and the
sould Of the child came INTO him
again from God to wNom i had rn-
earned in death
That Won NAV see how clear is
the distinction made IN tbn Bible
between the earthly nature tbat
perishrs and 4he impprisbahla sorl
see concordance undar terms so1l
spi,.if. body &c That con,ea viii
save the necessity Of MANY onn+a-
lions.
The scrintrres then claa.ly toa.b
mans twd-fo}d na4n,a. Tho ono
formed from the ..Gus+" -tba ao,+b-
~ element. fhe mineral non-vitol
mortal mart . the other Tho s,;,5+-
pal. tbe divine tho ;m,nor4s1 ,rh;rb
no creature ON earth sbera. with
man. formed bv tbe inb,nothinm or
the life Of God into +ba bod Rnt
there are thosn who aan,t "a man
This ..r}n,.v" ~ +ba ps,Imist oil.
III, eoll
Tha Scenticsl Snroon saws. Tbe
Scalpal cannot discover the soul.
The closest anatomical dissections
cannot find its abode. | therefore
deny anything more in man than
the natural Hfe. Yet if he is a
Theist or Q Pantheist, he will rcali-
~ acknowledge the existence Of
GOD as tue all peryading life-rorce
il nature, and that even no scamcl
can 50 disaect nature as to fad GOD,
though the Closest scrutiny of the
BCtanist and Gcologist cannot touch
Him in flower or rock, yet God is
in the life OF nature rs its power
and source. | suggest then that the
spirit IL man, being Of the nature
OF God, may exist in him as the
power aud source of his life, though
- ,..5,p,t ba ont h. q .,.a hal nan
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-25
answer: They have a two-fold

a simple and q pregnant meaning.
/ Nephesh was term used by the
/ Hebrews, Just as the Latins used
( Gt,iaa, Greeks pStcbe, and we the
: term soul. II had as great vali-
ETY. of meaning. We say the "soul
Of harmony "lhe sun hath eve
Apd soul" SO the Hebrews called
the breath odor, or perfume of flow
crs the soul of the flower.
Then it means simple animal life
as in English we say three hundred
souls persisted, meaning that three
hundred persons lost their lives.
This meaning covers host of pas
sages ii the old Testament. As in
Genesis l.: l3-My soul shall live:
as in the It'll chapter of joshua
/ Smote all souls therein with the
! edge of the sword; then in Hebrew
with a sufix it always means the
person spoken of; that is the ease
in Job 30: 22-lIis soul draweth
near to the grave.
There is no reference in either of
these cases to the impcrishable
spiit-so that the queries pat in the
sermon to which ! have had reier-
ence about the "Immort0 soul per-
ishing with The sword" and draw
ilte near to the grave were only
the queries of ignorance.
But there is higher use of this
word, that which comprehends the
rational, spiritual, immortal part-as
when God says of himself in Isaiah,
My soul deightcth in him'-as
when the sacred writer's refer, hope,
joy, fear, love, trust, pie,y, COM
munion with God and other emo
tons TO the soul, as when the sacred
writer's make the soul the seat Of
memory, Of thought, u viii.
What these writer's say about the
disemoodied spirit and its destiny
at death is reserved for another
article ! dismiss this by suggest
ing that it is as silly to argue that
because soul in Hebrew has a valie-
ty Of lower uses therefore it cannot
mean a rational immortal spirit, as
it would be to argue that as soul III
Enrlisb is used sometimes 10 moan
courage, energy, life, DC, therefore
it is never used to mean the spirit
ual rational part Of man--yet that
was the argument Of the sermon
and to clench the argument, solomon
was nuotad ..Vbat mon themselves
are beasts for that which befl]Ietb
the sons Of mon hefallcth haasts-
even one thing befalls them. as one
dicth so dietA the other. yea they
have also one breath so that a man
hath no preominence above the
brast''-IS Sc1iuture then in conflict
with itself! Not at ALL The an
thor piyes us the KEY TO unlock his
maauinr in tine ,jarsa / said In
mime Eeoy This passa~a then
oiyen hy iuspiration renrr.nnts the
gloomy reye1ie. the deba.ino feel
ings. the deoradinr reflections of
/ the carnal .beart"-'I said IN mine
| hcartv-he spoke from a sad and
bitter expeyience of his own bea t
| in debauchery and dissipation God
| has left that eyperience on record
not to prove that man is q brute
! bat TO warn vopug ppopie away
from courses Of destination which
| h,Qtalizos them which debase and
/ degrade them. ASK those VINO
have parted company with all eIe-
waiting aim. and have given them
selves up to their abDel;tes and
sensual rroneusj,ies what think y,
If man. If these passion, are
burnt 10 their sockets and thpjr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-25

TO raise money to paw taxes, No, |,
new buggy Is offered for sale. Apply at
Tire IkLnrNE nlinn.
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rINaNCIAa AND COMMERCIAL.

Bus ae,s generally has been Father quiet dur
ing tho past week. the receipts OF grain are
little srea;er than last week.
IL money matters there is little or no change
10 note. The market remains in the Same con-
dition as last week. The banks generally con-
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In Chicago the market is reported as active
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First class business paper selling u, to : per
cent. Per month.
Gold has been rather steady during the week,
the price varying from ll3 to 1885. At the
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Government bonds have reosded in price dur
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Ottawa WhOiesnie Market.

As reported by ALE BROS Wholesale and Retail Groces,
No. La sale street.
Ottawa, Feb. :, 1870.
Corn and oats better and hrmcr ia price,
ranging at about our quotations. Turkeys
lower, chickens more plenty. Batter ready sale
a. lie. Eggs quick at Bee. Dressed pork lower
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New yOrM Market.

New York, Feb. g.
Wheat~-Prime spaing $l.639SlG5.
Rye--90o for western
Bariey-4j--99l &C.
Osts-4t4i1l. cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western G6isgG6c.
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EIEe-r NATIONAL BANK
OF Ottawa.

EIEeeT NATIONAL BANK
OF Ottawa.
CAPITAL paid in SlOooOC.
81. u. SWIFT ....... ........ p,.,d.,,
" BUSHNELL. ................ ..... VI, p,.s,gsn,
f+h' r. WASH Cashier
I:os Il. Swift Lorenzo asra
y. Nnshneu, fsisc Gsr-,
y. u. Lyman J.FSseh
John ]rUndGge.
Eaythc -Tts7ytl snCcr the National Banking ~ IN -lan
ceede 20 the b17n.ss Of Vim. ii. W. Cushmal We aye nJ
open for the transaction 81 general banking business
Exchange or CITccsc. New York, and all the prnc.
pal cities OF the United St..ts, bought and sold.
exchange or En- gland ireland Scotland and Coat.
mental Europe drawn In SUMS &c sr'it purchasers.
Coll ectiOns made ;hroG chou the state, and prompt
~ RENTED Tor. day OF payment ~ current
United States Illinois, aad la Sale coaaiy Bonds
GID, Silver, &C. bought and sold.
HGVcnuc stamps OF ell dsDOr1.nGtols,-~1 fci
supply constantly on hand
0ur.seitls are that Offer Inducements. cus
toners md We shall endeayoTs 10 give epre Sg!ae
ton TO thor- eatr ds-hg Us with their business.
Dalkin, hours rom "a. ". to- Up ~. MAKO =
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DR.. j. 3. WALKER,
CcullSt and Aur:5t.
ractlced in this city since 1850
may be consulted
~ TIE CLIFTON HOTEL OTTAWA
OutAe FIRST SATURDAY IL. Each Month
As follows
~ TIE CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA

AM o-er times ta this Is the only place he visits paoies
Nuually) re may he found nj Chicago '
NkSr SIDE OFfiCh-!ij West Madison from IN Va
lpM. sundays from II A.. NJ to Pm w
SurFh SIDE OFFICE Ar RRslDENCE-No 10 Twcn,y.,sIr1
ST. between Prairie and Calumet Avenues from to p VI
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;.sSs '1S ssss ,siss S ss$
Winter and 81 eS,s for Milwaukee. Corn lower
% 1% al oT
for do aoat 6lEc 6S for do sioat &c for ,er
descriptions nominal Oats were dull and lower
aes os old Western lSoi
Western mixed ahoat and 5oc for white state on me
including bushels Canada ana saOs! At
sred a@ e aes aS at "
d rSEnts continued very Sse S@t
tnued lair demand Tor vessels for charter particularly
for those to the and rates
me ss were 3o eg steam 800 bushels corn
Sde 70 aas Sss s. Sy ans Sb Of
The charters nsinasx BRUSH bark
american bark Otons, hence 70 Ansr iOr orders oil
@
rem ssyss direct Ps United
ruled aet
was moderate inquiry noticeable but without loading
q Of New
7Oc to 7oc. We quote
Cuba, centrifugal and mixcd....... i7c. a iSc.
Cuba, mIscovado, refining ....... "a 2sc a s5c.
Cuba, mnscovado, grocery a sc CSC
English Islands. .................. "a 25c DC
N1yAL sronis-ihe market for spirits Of t1rpentne
was dull and decidedly lower quoted at the close at Sc
to-day 81 bis. q. &C. Ross was quiet and easier
No. at S. 81; 100 Sbls strained at IS So 200 bbs
and pitch % s and ne%ns An0a' %
pErRoLEun-on Change today the market for refined
was very quiet but prices were nominaly steady
d Sa s a9 ss4y
snail lots NaPS A.
a. & q
hols q new mess Sle Is cash and 500 bills for April
:s 3 q: Inv
Ss
d. ss s4s q 81 ss a. sans 9:
and Us or western sales 9 SSs soashern
ss s!sfSSy e ss.;a ss' q SSss
o boxes @
sys5.ss ss
OF Ss
at and go ,or NJ lbs
for for Apr as ass ao
for May at lli6e 90 terces No spot at city was
Size: No. quoted at 7c &c. Dressed hogs quoted at
7c. a INC for city, and &c. for Western.
RIcEThe demand to-day has been fair for both domes-
tic and foreign The sales amounted to about As
Carolina at from 7Ac s1ac and 800 bags of Rangoon
at &C &c.
suGAR-The market for raw was quiet but steady Sew
eral sales pending, but the only transaction
ported was 200 hhds centrifugal at 9 Refined
Hs to a
good prime iS pr tn soise s e Shs
boxes s'4c 9c mSIasses, hhds and boxes e. Sac.
Is S, ,dss is iSse q
common to prime, nc sa4c. grocery fair to choice
&c. ssc. BraziEDuch standard, Nos 70 r. 7,sc.
Mana-Superior and extra superior, 72lc. a sac.
SrEARINE was dull and entirely nominal Former
prices asked.
TALLow also dull, but prices nomnally the same as
those previously quoted Late Saturday 600O lbs sold
al SIC.
WHIsKKY.-Receipts 1873 bbls The market was &c bet
ment Sales $50 bbls at 92Hc
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THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
Action to Countcract the Movement OF
the German. Rcformcrs-The Passage
of the New City Charter Bill Urgently
de m N nded.

faS80gc
of the New City Charter Bill Urgently
Dem anded.
With view OF counteracting the agitation OF the
German Central Reform Organization In opposition
to the City Charter hill pending before the Legis-
Iature. which found expression through a recent
mass meeting at Beethoven Hall, the German
Republican Central Committee held a special
meeting at $40 Bowery last night on the subject,
in which the presidents and officers of the German
Republican organizations Of the different AS
semby Districts participated.
The principal object OF the meeting was to ex-
pose the movement OF the German reformers
against the passage Of the city charter, as being
tended reformers, as they were characterized we're
democrats who at the Aforesaid mass meeting had
falsely asserted that they represent 10000 voters.
lnasmuch as an erroneous Impression had been
caused by that meeting to the effect that the Ger
man republicans agree with the views then and
there tn eorr ad,vanesed IT was deemed necessary
the Legislature the adoption OF the City Charter
bill, as passed by the Assembly, without delay.
William Gellmann, President Of the German Re-
publican Central Committee, was called upon TO
preside, who, In explaining the object In view,
took occasion to expose the German "anti-charter"
movement, as stated above.
Resolutions submitted by the Executive Com
mttee were read by the secretary, Leo Well, and,
after Q brief debate, adopted by unanimous vote.
They are az iOlows:-
ing to represent the the German residents
thS csts opPosc uc Tile Assembly,
for the avowed purpose the passage of any
new charter during the present session OF the Legsa
ture which successful would result in continuing the
evils still lett by Tammany Hall whereas speedy
By the yet Ta%%ay ai Rins mper
atvely demanded and, Whereas neither the Committee
OF Seventy nor the Reform Legislature of the last year
elected Tor TINS special purpose succeeded in this TASK
Resolved, That the German Republican Central Com
mittee OF the City OF New York, representing 1900
voters, urgently request the legislature behalf the
people and in the interest pass before
adjournment the charter adopted by the Assembly
resolution was also passed providing for bring
ing the action thus taken at to the notice OF
the Legislative Committee on Cities also a resolu-
ton expressing full confidence In the course and
official action OF Senator weismann.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, March Is. 1873
Sugar-The market opened firm but fell at the close
all qualities slightly declined; stock Withdrawn in an
iicipahon Of higher prices quotations barely main
226OO boxes, 260O hhds receipts 5000 boxes II 900
hhds exported during the week at Havana and Ma
tanzas 70 900 boxes 500 hhds including 1900 boxes
and 100 hhds to the United States Nos 10 to L. Dutch
standard lO reals lOA reals per arrobe Nos rs 90
Russs ssndHd TX reals l. reals per a.roee Mo-
cargoes Nolasses-Muscovado, reals a Ss reals
Muscovado s1gar-Inferior to common. ssS reals
A. "a reals per arrobe. fair to good refining
ga ga reals per arrobe grades lO1 II reals
per per 1rsSee Safon s si per sw market quiet
American ST. so si7 Is Haus-xmerican sugar cured
dull at SA ~ Lard quiet and weak in kegs SIG 25 in
tins, 81 $22 Potatoes active at S. 30 50 3d. Taow
buoyant Wax frmer Coal oil, in tins, quiet and weak
at reals per gallon Empty hogsheads in fair demand
purchase nothing in their line. unless allowed a dis
count of 5 per cent instead of per cent as
hitherto: Shocks quiet and steady box, II a
IL reals; sugar hogsheads, ~ "a reals;
moasses hogsheads "a reals n reals Naval stores rmer
Hoops In air demand long shaved $50 S95 per N. |;
head Of molasses loading at Havana for the United
States 81 so So Isl hogshead of moasses from pDrts
the north coast for the United States 81 81 IS; TO
Falmouth and orders as Cd. ASS. 3d. loading at ila
vana SIS 3D. SIS 3d. loading at ports the north
of Cuba.
HAVANA, March is, 1873
Exchange weak; United States sixty days in cur.
rency. IlM l24 cent premium short sight, Ils is
per cent premium sixty days in gold, 20 2 per cent
London a a ~ per cent premium; on Paris 27X 2sls
premium,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March II, 1873
Cotton-Estmated net receipts 7,bOO bales. Stock
New ORLEANS, March II, 1873
dnsry iea a middmss % gdanrss oG l
a aG!sn' $751; Sales 700' last evening 1900 Stock
Cotton unsettled and nomnal low middings, IKE a
7Ac; middlings isc lshc Net receipts 237 bales.
500. Stock. 4490.
Cotton-Nothing, doing; prices nominaiiy unchanged
wse Sales 81 g. rs ssdss bales Exports
Cotton dull and nominal; middings, Is34c low mid.
S s N s9Gs I b.. &
Britain, 1884 coastwise, l22o Sales 100 Stock, sO762
Coat, :, ..ou. 49,. ,s Bury45o, NY \ Msrchl7, 1873
lle4so do oats e7l7e do barley 81 ee7 do; rye 64S
W Ssss ds s" g. % % sSs
SO Wheat :. ID dull sales q snail lots Milwaukee
p1, White Ss 4 sh red Vim
sass
Canada held az 81 o. RyeEsse ss Of western a.
IS AS %::s ;Es
CHICAGO, March II, 1873.
wheat dull and lower No Spring nominal sales Of No.
for S ssSn'AS o sns as Ter
lected &c &C. Corn dull and shade lover sales
@ stss dSGf aad f
Sc for No. Fail regular Sc for No. accord cor
May ss ss:as
81 ara br T% aHS
rm at s.c for shoulders loose, seller April; 7sSc 70!
rye sSd S aS barley 5Ss
III q.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoSpos, March It's P. M
Cgnsols and American securities closed unchanged. Con-
soils opened At Rr va for money and 1921 a 92zs for
the account erican securites-fhere have been no
as last sent.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKroRr, March ia. M
issue OF 1892. " |s '- '
at 56f Tc. S' "p'"eu
r. LiyERrooL CoIos MAKKEr.-LIvxRpooL March IT'S
Pad midGng Orleans, 9d: The sales OF the day have
Deen m bales, including 1000 for speculation and ex
port " the sales 500 bales were American Sales Of
cotton shipped from savannah or Charleston February
and March at gid. The shipments cotton from Bou-
bay since the last report to The i7h have been 1900
ton March and April, at cid. " r
LIyERPooL BREADsrUFrs MARKEr-LIvrppoot March
Up. M.-The market is quiet
~ LiyEErooL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIyERrooL, March
~. M-theese, Iys. cwt for the best grades of
American fine Lard 38s. per cwt
LiyERpooL PRODUCES MARKEr-LIvHRPooL, March IL
r. M-Rchned petroleum. led per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr.-LoNDor, March 17-Evep-
ing-Spirits turpentne. Ass q ass Sd. per cwt
PETROLEUM. MARKEr.-ANrvERP, March I7.-Petroleum,
al Ter hne pale American.