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New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
CORPORATIONS.

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presence of Ernest g. Mehnert and Victor LivaU.
das, competent witnesses residing in this CITY,
who hereunto subscribe their names, together
with said appearers and me. notary. on the day
and date set forth in the caption nereOf
O-iyna, signed.
WILLIAM H. DECKER
DAVID LETBRIE
s. A. THOMPSON,
A. NJ. MILLER.
T.. :. DREW.
EDWARD w HOWELL,
+. A. JOHNSON.
j.. G. MEHNERT,
', LIViUDAIS.
J. DENUENAGEL.
Notary Public.
:certi!7 She fore going to be true and correct
copy OK the origina! act on file and OF record i'll ~
nCtarial office. In faith whereof hereuntU Sc:
my hand and seal this = cav o: June \. D. 1879.
J. BkNDERNAGEL. Notary Public.
I. .he Undersigned deputy recorie. Of mort
cages, do ereby certify that the fo-e going charter
OF the Franklin Fire Insurance Compaur OF New
Orleans was this day duly recorded Ia this Office.
IA Book Society g. toiio l87 IT seq.
Eer Orleans. June 25. 1873
&. DAECANTEL,
Deputy ReCorGer.
SlosC.!r.!o. book open .. the temporary office
OF the Franklin Life Insurance Com 2ary. No. La
Common street. corner Camp
FREDERICK 4. JOHNSON.
j.26 jy6 Is 2G Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
MEDICAL.
BUREAU OF MONADsC MEDICINE.

ID Surgery and Midwifery, No. :63 Bieny..le. cox.
ner .. Rampant street near Canal street.
Medical Depavtment-Cures Palsy. Fevsrs. Err.
sipe.as. Epilepsy. insanity, Dvopsy, Rheumatism,
and in few da vs. all painful affections and inf Am
nations of the Bralu. Spina. Cord and Nerves.
Throat. Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach, Bowels.
Bladder. Kidneys, Bones, joints. etc. Ten dollars
= week tov The treatment ant! cure OF any disco sse
Surgical Department-Reduc.s Fractures, Tu.
mors and DislOcations; speedily cures ImpOtentia
and Ste-ility, Scrotula. all Ire:hra! and Seminal
Discharges. Venereal. Scrotal and Skin Diseases.
frequent or diflieul: Urnations; preserves limbs
from amputation AID the Bladder from Lithotomy
by issolvi;g stones, etc, and cures l.cers. Can.
GERS or Structures without pain.
Midwifery Depattment-Post.ve'y cures all dis.
eases OF :hc womb and Ovar1e. a.. unusual dis
charges. alterations or irrita;ions. and when the
men5es are painful or ObstIuctsG frora any cause
whatever. The cause is removed and health re.
stored in . few days.
Letters addressed 20 rostotfce boz III, New Or.
'ear.. Louisiana, vii receive attention. Office
hours for ladies 10 A. NJ 30 II NJ. and TO p. NJ.
Fog eeR:len.s.. from / 10 p NJ.
LAECELOT II. EVERITT.
Coronated Ooctcr of Medicine and Philosophy.
Member Elect of the Royal College of Surgeons
and OF the Hunteriar Society of Medicine
Philosophy and Bellies Letters of the UEiversi
ties OF London. Edinburg, st. Andrews and
Louisiana fe20 1y
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

DY e. Z. G;RARDEY & CO.. ACC.
ID tioneers-Ctca No. l. E1c.an,. place
TUESDAY. June "a 1873. al twelve O'Clock NJ at the
Merchants and Aucuoueers' Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and Cus-omhoUse streets, in
the Honorable E. II. D,re.l Judge of the Disric;
trict OF Louisiana. GATED May 1873. VIII be sold at
public auction
THE NEW HOPE PLANTATION, situated. on the
rig: bank of the Mississippi: :Iver in th= pa:isQ of
West Baton Rouge. Lou U.s.Ana about w miles
above the city OF New Orleans, and contains 100
acres, more or less, bou-dti be.ow BY lands for.
merly owned by Lewis Desob:;. and now owned by
L. +. Dening; above BIZ lands formerly Owred by
J. q. Landry & Co, ana now owned BIZ William
Sharp; and in the Tear D. tne plantations OF Ma
rionneauX Brother J. :. 0upTey, A. 4. Iay. Mrs.
Schwing, Gervais ScE.atre Brother, together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon.
reserving fro the sa. the lease by the assignee
to Philip Hickey. expiring December IS, 1879. also
possession of the property Unit. that time.
The decree OF the court ordering the sale of the
above described property directs that the same
be freed from all incjn JIalCe5 ard the ASST snee
acting the otfcers o. The court Will convey only
such title as is in him vested BY the assignment
il bankruptcy. and by the aforesaid Oider OF tho
court.
The purchaser to a5suMe p3-meut o: all the
taxes tina. the property may Owe Up to the day
of sale and aoOve tie pr-ce of adj udicatien
Terms-Cash on the spot II the momeus OF adju
Gication.
Ac. of sale at the expense 0. :fs purchaser BE-
fore NJ tIernon notary public. ie3 5 : Is Alta
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
CAUTION.
~ . 800 l-.7l<.|r4r,re|sS sS,o.Ns,r..,<,
OTiCE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public a;a hereby warned agains: :akirs ~
Ia anT nlannes receiving negotiating foT. ce..
TAN promso!v notes made by to the srlec o. J,
r. smith, 10. the sr!m o. 200 Sach. for tEe sen. Of
the dwelling No. 23i Earonns street. M this city.
dated October 1872. and payable. respectively o.
the Fast days Of June. July. August and September,
1915 with eigh. per cent interest after maturity.
payable at th- ctice of McGhee. snowden L v.o@t:
and containing clause in favor Of ihe lessee, The
consideration. o: tie above mentioned notesAav.,s
failed, the. wi. lot be paid 2. maturity. A.. =.
party taking :heu VIII Dc 60 at his per-.
SCOTT McGHEY e
iplT -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

DY WALTON. DAVIS &: FRERET-J. B.
ID Walton Auet.c:.-..--ts stice No. =. CeIrD street,
SATURDAY JULY - q. treive o'c,ac. ~ A:
the Merchants ard A-:e..ore.rs .Zcaac-e. Royal
street by virtue aZd =. pursuance 81 o,ler OF
the Goro1a Ole the Second DI.tric: CoI-. for the
parish Of O.eails dated g 1873 20. - 623i Of
the docket. VIII be So: by pIsiic a.c.o.-. the
following described properly. 70 wit
A CLAIM against one g. n. Hurt OF Evansville.
fndia ma, for The suI;I Of $40. eYiecceI by said
Hurts written recel,t therefor, IL the Iands of
Peasants & Co, whe1eoa :oweve: So - said to
have been PAID.
CLAIM a.ainst z. $. We'.o.. Of 5a-ou Sara In
this State. for the sum o. S3jG borrowed money
o. S475
TWENTY-SEvEN SHARES OF So each. Of the
capital stock of the Bank of LAFAYETTE.
Terms and Condit.sns-Caah oa the spot in
United States treasury po.es. je25 lSjy5
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
COMMERCIAL.
WspsEsoAY EVENING, Iuae g. l3.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, i.le g. 1875.
COTTON-The sales to-day (no: including 800
bales omitted Yesterday embraced 405 bales at
steady prices for clear bright, even-rinnns lists,
but easier foI the general OF the offerings, and
;rreyulaliy lower for the poorer qualities. We
modify our quot atoms according and give also the
Exchange figures, which are for average lists accord
ing with its types, while O'.rs present the proper
range of the market for average Lists, but with
the outside figures for low middl;ng good ordinary
and ordinary given as the oUt5!ue sOs strict OF
those grades
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

hBSTACLES To MAkKlAtiE.-hAPP
~ relief for Young men. Sent free in sealed let.
ter envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia Pennsylva lvana-a1 institution having
thigh reputation for honorable conduct and Pro
. .as siOpa skill, ph25 3p cod
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
AUCTION SALES.
By c. E. Girardey q Co.

IMPROVED SIXTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF MARY UTER DECEASED WIFE
OF CHARLES WAGNER.
Second O.i.ric: Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 80 $50.
PY e. z. GIRARDEY & CO., Auc.
No. i: Exchange placr.-SATCRbAY. August q
1873, at twelve o'clock Nj. at :is M-rcEants and
AUctioneers Exchange. 10 Rova. between Canal
and Cust0mhouse streets by virtue of an order OF
the honorable Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated June Il. 1873 will sold by pub.
lie auction. III the above entitled matter. the fol-
lowing described property. - wit
TWO LOTS OF GROuNJ. together with all the
improvements thereon, situated in the Faubolirg
Ayart, II the Sixth District oI ths city of New Or
leans, n square No. ii OF said tau ocCrg origin al
plan square No l56 new pan, o1uuted by Jersey.
Laurel. BelCastle and Duf,ssat streets. said lots
of ground are designated by the Nos. | and ,, and
measure, each. SO feet f-oae en- Jersey street by
llO feet in depth.
Terms-One half cash, and the '.aia nee on
credit OF one and two wears, for notes secured by
mortgage on the property be sTing interest at the
rate OF eight per cent per anlum from date OF sale
until final payment; the buildings to oe insured by
purchaser and polic- transferred II the holder OF
the notes; notes TO be divided into coupons, if
necessary, and purchaser to assume payment OF
all taxes Tor 1873.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser be-
fore Ernest CommaSere. notary public.
~ j.. Il 2n au2
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
FOX HAVANA.

Touching at Cedar Keys and Hoy Wsss.
Carrying the United states Mall.
e and Havana SteamshsD StS Conp.a1 Cn1
XXS1a21I4S will dispatch trst oiass saa. oas.
q 49, senger steamer
Every Wednesday,,
from tSa foot Of Calope etreet First C,asrs61
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana TO Csisr e.
on......................$41 GG
o.seraSe, ................. ~ II
49, Throagh bills Of iadiny iss:sd 30 a.: co!uts Il
Florida, including Tampa. and 20 New YORK. Chac.
Iest0n and Savannah.
Mons hu: the conpaays bi'.s o: !si.az s.,sS.
and none sigued after sailing o: the steamsc,
4. Spenoid iessengsr accommodations and threisA
&c gets givsn to above points.
Gee.
Fox .reizh: o. passage apply to
]. z. ROBERTS, Traasr-aA
No. 12s Common stro1s
Over ehe Louisiana Natioua: EanM
TAa steamship HiTANA fellows o. rsgulas
day. datlv
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
HALF SQUARE IN HUNTSVILLE
SUCCESSION OF JOIN CASPAE RUCE.
Second District Court TO: ths Parish Of Orleans =
No. &c, l63.

NO. Sc l63.
DY {. Z. t:IRARDEY & CO.. ACC.
ID ti0neers- Nicholas J. Hoey. Auctone-r.-Otfice
No. Il Exchange piace.-SATURDAY, July H. 1875
at twelve o'clock M, a. 'he Merchants and AUc-
tioneer5' Exchange. OF fovai street, bv virtue of
an orde, o: the Honorable the Second District
Court for the parish ot Oceans dated May -,
1879 will sold by p;.o..c 3ue-.o1 the tollowin !,
described property to VIII
THE LOWER HALF OF SQUARE NUMBER
THRTI-StX, in Hults-ii.r Gow SIKH District
bounded by Chestnut. Plaquem:nes and Arabella
streets and Nashville avenue, containing twenty
lots of ground; said half being the lower swamp
side, fronting Plaq uem.pes street.
Terms-One-thiId cash; the remainder at one and
two years credit il .otes secured by special mort
gage and vendors lien, and bearing interest of
eight per cent per ann,lm from date OF SAFE until
final payment, and purchasers to assume paymen.
OF all taxes of 1873.
Acts of sale at the expense Of ihe purchasers
before Joseph Cohn, notary public
ie3 q % Tvs II
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Legalixed by state Authority ana DrHwn
In Public In 81. Louis.
GsA:o s.SG.. sCMSEI SCHEME
$4,000 NUMBERS.
CLASS T, TO SH DRAWN JUNE :J .:::::.
$3.50 Prizes. Amounting to S3OO.OVO.

. =
Our lotteries are chartered by the State ara
always drawn az the time named. ana alt draw.
ings are under the supervision OF sTOcn commits
soners.
Louis papers. and copy of the drawing sen. 20
purchasers Of tickets.
We will draw similar scheme the .as: day o.
every month during the year 1873.
Remit by postOfice money orders. registered
letter, draft express.
Send for . circular. Address
MURRAY. MILLER & co.
Posto.Hce COX 2ii6. ST. Louis. N.sso-,.
apo cod WY
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN I
Thursday, June &c, 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
S:ea,,s.lt, New Orleans. eager. 20: New .O,S
E::.s. schooner Mischief, hunter ;o- Cie:Ifs.e .os
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Hacs.l. G-ee;..eaf P0o.e, :.Om HAVE, II bal.
Al5.. t2 Inas.e4-Pons
ToWBcA-s.
Ear:nsc :.;.;rte:l. from a.. ?as.. Slowed down
to tie ba:. l6t! instant, br;gs RoW.ey and
Catar!.a-C10ught up ship Mares. Greenieat
STEAMBOATS,.
F:a4s oarsoud. White. from Argyle
EXPORTS.
KEW rORE-Steamship New Oy.esns-i;5: bales
cotton 100 hhds tobacco llC0 SKIS ocake 29J bbs Oil
% bags wool .3: hides .ia Dds hides 20 bales hides
523, 763 in specie
Observation-Disclosures Misc.ef-635 SKIS corn
tcs hams $50 buckets lard $50 bbs lard bb,s pork
100 bbs -four 81 bhls beef Dbl Deans 50 bDs onion
100 bbs potatoes 900 fee. iumhe:
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ARGYLE nANDING-Steanle. !gaak ParSoU1-
go baeS cotton a1d saUd1ies
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GRBAT NORTH.
ERS RAILROAD. June ls-II: bs.es cotton and
sU.asy SSoaIce
&>
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
HOTELS.

CTOkES' HOTEL.
This favOri:e summer resort. a: Ea" s.. Lo;::s
will open on SUNDAY. June Is. 1873, u-i.- tae.
management OF 3I:. Abraham Green and TIE ;,:o.
pretors hope 70 snioy the Abers: patgoray. Q:
their friends anu the .vve.s Of recreation.
ie8 I'm SuTuTi
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
Mons;ary--lommercIal.
MONETARY.

WspyE. DAY EVENING. June %. 1878. }
~. ,o.lceG bn. little ;lov.nle;l. III the money
market Til. .,iferi.la, both IL yd.k and on tLe
stIee: are limited, and the te| transactions re-
Dortrd are at Easy rates. We continue TO quote:
Firs. cla.. paper witt, or without cOllaterals at
aII0 y cent ~ annum, Al a. L. and second c.ass
A. "a ~ first class InO.: gage ,a.t. .Le3 a. "a ~.
and SEC ono at IL.
We notice :llat tn. Car!o.tou - road has ..:-
,Inred .. dividend ot five per cent payable ot! AID
ate. ;l!c seventh p!ox.pO.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

fHE CROMWELL. Linz.
For New York Direct.
1nA A.ne ID composed OF the 6teAmsh;ps
new ORLEANS, COSr ~
GEORGE CROMTELL, HEORG3 NAsEYyu~ci
fh The steamship
eI~eM NEW ORLEANS,
Z. '. GAGER. Commanded
THURSDAY. June g. q. A.. u
VII -ssvs her wharf foot Of Toulouse s,rss: "A
above.
Freight foc liverpool, Bremen and ia n "a sa.a
~ tins Ina, and Through bills Of lsda2 Hyel Ny
ths sAn2 ya- EsKat Or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTO1.
!ai No. Il Caronhe.at str ast.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
VIVHE GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL,
CHICAGO.
The Largest and Nos, Complete Hotel In
the World.

The Hessees I'VE: known as tho p:op:.e:e.s of
the SHERMAN HOUSE before its destruction IN the
memorable cOniagratOn of October Z and 8, i37l,.
take pleasure in announcing the com petlOn of this
new enterprise. which is open under their
personal mana ,emeH. fox til. accommodation Of
guests.
GAG!: BROTHERS L RICE
Lessees toS Twenty Years.
(htca JTye 4! ielg Law
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
STEAMSHIPS.

EA The steamers of this I;le vii. SAL
@e for Li:a.pool direct, as follows
MINNESOTA SATURDAY, july IL.
From lew Io!k to GiasgoN:
FcSNN = ~ ArlA. ~
VIRGINIA IA................... .,..,,,,Jrue p!
NEOfsUiA.. -
Will receive ard sign through bills OF ladtng &,
HaVre. Bremen. Hamburg. Antwerp. Rotterdam
and al. Cont tai ports.
Return tic kets issued available for TWELVE
MONTHS at reduced rates. and Throu gh Ticket.
TO all parts of tn. United Kirgdom and Europe
steWardess and surgeon attached to eaei,
steamer; no charge !. made tor attendance auI
medicines.
Money orde.s granted free OF charge.
Prepaid Emigration Tickets issued here - ,,:.
ties des!rOus OF sending for their friends.
These vessels Cross the bar at aIi ,!Iue. without
detention.
FOR fseisi: a'd passage, having su,e.o: accom-.
aiodatons aopiCto
A. =. MILLER CO.
se!1 No. - Carond. ut street New Orra1ds
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
MEMORANDA.

New Yo.k ;.:le e5. 1873.
To :.cui:ou-The steamship COs.es arrived
this afternoon.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

THE TWO-STORY BRICK SToEB 10. i3 DRyADES
STREET YIELDING $500 PER aSNCM. On
EASY TERMS. AT AUCTION.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
Matt. Carpenter on Railroads.

We have received copy Of a
speech delivered ~ Senator Car
penter before the Agricultural So
ciety of Winnebago county, H., on
Sept. 18th. It is an effort worthy
Of even Carpenter, and his position
therein explained relative to rail-
roads and other corporations is one
that meets the endorsement Of the
whole northwest, irrespective OF
party, to-wit: ''rhat the people, by
their representatives in State and
National legislatures, have full pow-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

AT last the financial cloud seems
to be breaking, and CLEANS Of light
come through the riffs. Up to
Monday the situation presented a
gloomy aspect indeed, and there
was great fear that d crisis such as
that OF 1897 must be met. From all
sections OF the country came pour
ing IN accounts of failures and sus-
pensions, and every banking insti-
tuition in the country seemed in
danger Of being broken up. Several
leading banks in Chicago closed
their doors to prevent a rush upon
them; and merchants circulars were
crowding the mails instructing their
country customers to remit by eX-
press and r. q. orders instead of
drafts, as the banks on which drafts
were made might be insolyent be-
fore presentation. In short the
whole air was panicy, and business
Of all kinds was looked upon as I'M
stable. All the stock yards and
warehouses i'll Chicago were full to
Overlooking, and no shipments could
be made east. because there was no
certainty that any money would be
found there to return. Throughout
the country on a smaller scale the
situation was the same. Produce
and stock buyers ceased 20 operate,
not knowing whether they would be
able to sell for half the price given
or for any price at all. This was
the situation up to Tuesday, when
things began to assume a better
shape, and now the prospect is that
within 4 few weeks all effects of the
panic will be removed, and business
be resumed with renewed yiCor
Currency is pouring into Chicago at
present at the rate of millions per
day, and the overfull warehouses
and stock yards will soon be emptied
and room made for the removal of
the stock now awaiting shipment
from every depot and farm of the
northwest We anticipate brighter
fall and winter than for some time.
with prices generally ruling higher
than average.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
ASSEMBLY DiSrRICr CONVENTION.

The Republicans o. the Southern Assembly Dis
,rict Of Iowa County win meet in convention By
their delegates at the City Hall in Mineral Point on
Saturday, October 1Ith, 1873,
at Q o'clock r. II. to nominate candidate for
Member Of Assembly, and to transact any other
business that may he necessary. Representation
viii be as follows: Linden, G; Ai1iin, A. Mineral
Point City, lst ward. 6; - ward d Mineral Point
Tom, 4 Moscow, D; Waldwick, 3.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE E.
Oct LIST lS73.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

A class for beginners will be formed
of children under IA years, en- the plan
of class teaching used in musical con-
servatories Tuition So for "a lessons.
Attention is called to this class as pre-
senting the best and cheapest opportu>
nitv ever offered here for obtaining
thorough instruction in music.
Apply before October 20th, to Miss
Agnes F. Strong at her residence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
FLOODED Stock for Sale.

Chas. Colard, Of Linden, has five or
six young thorough bred bulls for sale.
Also p young thorough bred Colswoj-
bucks, and a number of young berkshire
boars from imported stock; all of which
he will sell cheap Mr.. Collard took the
premium and sweepstakes on his Berk-
shire boar. His sheep are unrivalled.
Some OF the sheep the past season SHARED
20 lbs. Of wool and we believe the Cots =
void feeces averaged y lbs. each. 3Su6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
To Teachers and District Clerks,

Notice is hereby given that the regular examina-
zion of teachers for lows county will be held at the
following times and places. to-wt
At Mineral Point. for the towns of Mineral Point
Moscow and Naidwjck. C,cher 10Th and flth.
At Avoca, for he towns Of Highland Pulaski and
CLYDE October 18Th and 18th
At Arena, or the towns Of Arena and Wyoming,
October 10Th and 10Th.
At Dodgeviile. for the towns Of Dodgerine and
Ridgeway. 0;tober II h and I>th
At Mifiin, for the towns of lIalin and Linden
October 2nth aad 1T.
Each examination will commence at Q A NJ of the
first day and close az II II. OF the second day In
case there he any place than the house will
accommodate, preference will he given teachers u
this county. 7. FATEFIEED,
Milin, Aug. l9, 1913 36r5 Co. Supt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
FALL OF 1878.
DAUM & SCH.LLING
Have just opened as fine and full stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES

As was ever brought to this community,
to which they invite the attention of the
public Every kind and quality of boots
and shoes for Ladies, Gents and Child
rem will be found in this stock All
warranted To be we'll made and of good
material. Examine the goods, and learn
that our prices are as low as any others
gsS@ Work made to order, and repair
ing done promptly. Satisfaction guar
anteed in all cases
Opposite the Post Office, Mineral Pt.
Sept 10th, 1878 -3Stf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
TIE NamaLESs TICKER.

Il
Last week an incongruOus squad
of sore head, disappointed office
seeking Republicans, discounted
followers of the Liberal movement
of last fall, and old bunker Demo
Gratis Of anti-war times and ideas,
assembled at Milwaukee, and named
men Of Il similar type as candidates
for the various state Offices. After
considerable discussion as to what
the organization should be called,
the meeting dissolved, leaving the
matter unsettled, and everybody at
liberty to call them by whatever
name seemed fittest. Thus we are
at liberty to apply q cognomen BY
which our readers viii know the
new party during the campaiSn,and
after long cogitation and careful
study Of all the foreign and domes-
tic languages, we have been able to
think of 40 name more appropriate
than s..5almogundists" "a mixed
hodge-podge crew, in which are
utilized all the scraps Of politics,
that have been east away as worth
less from other parties.
This ticket presented by the
salmagundists Is a good one con-
sidering the material from which
they had to manufacture it. The
Madison Jou7,ai gives sketches Of
the candidates as follows:
The ticket presented by the Democracy
NAV be n reasonably fair one. The nominee
Tor Governor Hon. VIM. Il. Taylor, ot this
county, is a man wen known to The people OF
Dane cuuuiy and has never iaIed 10 re
spoua i'm ali places, and under al! circunatan-
a., To- the requirements at the Democratic
party \ more uudmchlu- party muu II
wouId be dllicu4t L. find, than y W IN. Il.
Tavlor Sc have known hln long and IN
timaley and cur personal relations have
ever been friendly; bal poulcaliN, we have
ever deemed him ae much an opponent a.
could hc found in tine Stale. lie l. man OF
iair standing in point OF practical common
st.n,c. bu, in, MUD Is slow OF comprehension,
and rather bigolcd ~ his notions. As a re
former he j. not prominent; nor Is he calcu
lated 10 LEAD ia any important matter A a
gentleman III private liy, we respect INN rs
!. politician. We could never agree WITH MN.
tie Is ambitious Tor position; N;tin 81 his stand
ing in the Democratic party ao true htuc ,
loves To bG talked about IN connection WITH
prominent offices and no doubt feels That IL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
Money! Money!

Is the demand Of Eastern capitalists,
and to secure money goods were sold TO
Deller at New York during the panic at
low figures and these goods he is offer
ing to customers at correspondingly low
urices, Go and see for Yourselves
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
Sewing Machines Ren3ircd.

Sprague & Martin, are giving excellent
satsfactionro the ladies, in repairing and
cleaning sewing machines. Any kind OF
machine doctored, and warranted to work
Orders left at Sprague's Gun Shop receive
DrOmDt attention.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE

The regular Fall Institute for the teachers Of low
county will be held at Mineral Point, commencing
October 9th, and continue four days. Til. day ses-
sons will consist Of discussions and class drills The
evening sessions will be occupied by lectures and
essays Prof. MeGregor and other prominent edu-
Gators will be present.
Let all The teachers in the county turn out and
make this session of our institute success.
Teachers will ba entertained FREE or CHARGE du-
ring the institute. I. FArEFlELD,
Mfiin, Aug 10, ISIS. Co. Supt.