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Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

CRUDE TURPENIINE.-ln the
earliest stage of the market this week
there was very little change percep-
tible in the market and all receipts
were placed with very little opposition
of buyers or sellers. In the middle of
the week the advance of the rosin
market inspired sellers with an energy
to obtain higher rates. This they de-
mandei and buyers willingly conceded
to their views, paying an adva1ce of 10
cents on yellow dip and virgin. We'd
nesday, however, the market showed
signs of weakness, but sellers managed
to obtain the prices paid on the pre-
vious day. At the close of our report
at noon to-day there is still dull feel
ing prevailing the market and sellers
anticipate decline to last weeks prices.
The receipts 2,S42 bbls. against 2,432
bbls. for last week shows an increase Of
40 bbls. There was none exported, and
the stock when last taken was ] 1,761
bbls, showing only a small increase
over last week The market closes
quiet at 81 for hard and So 15 for ye,-
low dip and virgin. The receipts and
sales for the week were as follows:
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18
EXPORTS.
CTWIOR

COAsTwIsE.
New Tork-Schr Sunny South
1902 bbls rosin, 26 bales cotton.
Baltimore-Steamsh d j Foley
35 bales cotton, 5S4 bbls rosin, 20 bbls
tar, 90 casks spirits turpentine, A, 600
# lumber, 93 bushels peanuts, Is
empty ale kegs, 26 oil bbls.
Philadelphia - Steamship Tona-
wanda 348 bales cotton, 81 bbls
rosin, 142 bbls pitch, 80, ,o52 # lumber,
10 tons old iron, bales wool, % bales
yarn, 80 hhds and tierces molasses,
Al pkgs merchandise.
New York-Schr Lucia Murch1son,
1928 bbls rosin, % casks spirits tur-
pentine, 6 bales, cotton, 972 bushels
peanuts.
New York-Steamship Benefactor-
$50 bbls tar, 225 casks crude turpen-
tine, 3,O63 bbls rosin. So bales sheet
ing, 60 bales cotton, 200 casks spirits
turpentine, 2O6 bushels peanuts.
Rotterdam-Br Brig G G Ven Horn,
1850 bbls rosin, % casks spirits tur-
pentine, bales cotton, 972 bushels
peanuts.
Schr w l. Burroughs, g, 25O casks
Spirits turpentine.
Antwerp, Belgium - Norwegian
Barque Frey-2,65O casks spirits tur-
pentine, 500 bbls rosin.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

Col. L. &. McIlhenny, Of Bruins
wick county, has laid on our table two
well developed cotton bolls, nearly
matured, the first that we have seen or
heard Of this season.
Supreme Court Decisions.
The Justices of the Supreme Court
have rendered decisions III the follow
ing cases, among others
BY PEARSON, G. J. W. Ell. Worthy
VS.. G. S. Cole ct ai., from Moore.
Judgment affirmed.
w. B. Wright and wife VS.. d. Nc
Cormick, from Cumberland. Judg-
ment affirmed.
State VS.. John Z. Speight, from New
Hanover. Judgment affirmed.
By SETTLE, j. State vs. William
Linkhour, from Robson. Judgment
reversed and a Ueni1'c de moro.
Robbery and Recovery.
On the 22d ult. Mr.. John w. BOr-
deaux, of Columbia township, i'll this
county, was robbed of 5000 in money
and a gold watch chain by some one
who entered the house during his
absence and abstracted the articles.
Suspicion pointed to white man by
the name of Owen Cannon, and he,
together with his wife, were arrested
last week and carried before Justice
Fillyaw. A search warrant was first
procured, but it was not necessary to
use it, for as soon as Mr.. Bordeaux,
with the officer of the law, arrived at
Cannon's, he Immediately confessed to
the robbery and produced the stolen
articles. The money, which was all in
$40 bills, and the chain, were recovered
%,1c
city yesterday, before Justice FiIlyaw,
when the defendant was bound over i'll
the sum of $3.50 to appear at the uext
term of the Superior Court.
Hear Garden.
A friend who has recently visite d the
"Shelter district, in this county, re-
ports that Providence has, notwith'
standing a severe drouth, blessed the
people with very fair prospects Of
crops. He saw cotton there which
would compare well with crops IL
"cotton countries" But that which
makes him enthusiastic is that, ON the
10Th inst. he had the pleasure of seeing
| land walking through a field Of o.
10 acres ofcorn, which surpassed any
glowth of vegetation that he had evel
seen; and, to tell the truth, he says
he was glad to get out of that high
| corn, where there were often foul
stalks in hill. This fine production
of corn was in apart OF the famed Beal
Garden plantation.
The greatest trouble to those wh'
have large farms in the Shelter pre-
c:nct is q want of reliable labor, which
is more trying now to those who coult
heretofore command it than 1t ha
| ever been.
In the case of wealthy st. Loui
merchant who had bequeathed s., ,O6
to secure the saying of s,12O masse
for his soul, the Circuit Court has de
cided the bequest illegal, as the Stat
Constitution forbids gifts to an
| nreacher of the gospel as such.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

An insane man moving grass in
Pennsylvania meadow, with three
others, suddenly turned, and running
his scythe through one of them, John
Myer, killed him. The poor lunatic
imagined that, as all flesh was grass,
his companion ought to count as part
of the hay crop.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18
EXTRACT OF JURUnEBh

is prepared directly lrcm HE sou III
ANtki = PA nj az j. perfectly pccu-
lIaIiy sir-.. Ia All these ':iruit5c il will
cleanse the ti'iatrd Bioa'i >trrugt!irn the LIFE
Girfag Putrrrs. ari Er5t,.cr 81 DJsir5t,tjoS from
Intpd i-pI ami PRf,raiesi br.ysns.
ct should be freely taken. s. JUN
hali i I.ronuunct hH t':e most
efficient Pu3fErr. T,.ic ai,i i-D,stst- nt known
il, the whole rang nT rr.i,.:,:,i III ans. iW
.3tuN Q. kEi LbGG, - Piat St. y. =,
Sold by D:Egci>ts. Sole AgentS 1, Ike Tnire'!
C;rcular 4w
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

II is the most powerful cleanser,
strtngI IhcRcr and remover Gf Git;iiu OBJ
ST ruct ions knowu 10 -RsIfrriH Hs,iicr
Ii is specially adapted L" constitutions
down and tiehiiItatrd by the warm
wealth ii Spring AMI Stfmm / wheE The blood
IS not in active rircnlatI1n 'OnS. u.nttY gat h
erins. impurities from sluGEishnrSs aud i'm yer
frct IL, ION -, the sccrctiVr organs, aTd IL man
iicst.d :,y FHin1r@ rrdftiun~, Blot eils~, tuIs,
PiStules = rotII!a. Nc.. <
When weary :sn>i fstnSuis isi trum yer
nix, ami ,ill ne--, drowsit>~ and IHerti., take
III" place OT rneTgv and gighT, tly system needs
To.tc 10 hHld IL up AMI help the Vital Forces
reg in their rrcuparlr' 'v.- r:hUrr.
I'm the heat o. Sssas:sI.sE- freq Ii: DtiS the
Lire ard .S7rs, 40 net Property I,eTrur III thSr
tuncti;;ns; rh- Uterine and IfFlBs'v org ans are
inactive, Ol lti,ia3 .re:. l. n's tt 1Ea stomach
and irtrstifies aud l,Trd.~ j...S;l3n 70 li.iou
te:;. :. !ItHf.
DIR " "EI.I.S
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18
JAS. 4. FRAZIER, prop,r.

n GENTS WANTED in every county Tor
IA y new Iati",.ii book, 'tLirrS Gad Portraits
of the PTesiteais,'' L ID line Siert cBGrdrtngS.
send for descriptive circn'ar. JOHNSON,
WILSON q co... q Beekrn st y. Y. 4w
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

SP1RITST NTINE-Them mar
ket for the last few days has not been
i'll Il very buoyant condition although
holders are demanding full quotations.
At the close of our last report we
left the market dull and declining at
A. cents. On the first day Of this week
there was little or no disposition to
purchase exhibited on the part of buy
ers and less on the part of sellers to ac-
cept the prices offered. Tie second
day, Saturday, the market opened dull
and during the forenoon no sales trans
pred, but at the close Of business, sell
lers accepted q decline OF cent Mon
day the previous days feeling perya-
ded and sales were effected Mt un-
changed rates. Tuesday there was
only light demand at lower figures,
bnt sellers We're unwilling to accept.
Wednesday the same feeling confined
and the market was nominal To-
day, Thursday, ut the close,
we notice no improvement to
the tone and the market may
safely be written as closing very quiet
and weak at 40 centss. The receipts
for the week, 3,3S7 casks, against 3, 3,374
casks for last week show only a small
increase. The exports for the week,
G,53i casks, against 3,I66 casks for
last week, show an increase of 3,O65
casks. The stock in market 9,170
casks against II 291 cask for last week
show a decrease OF 2,121 casks. The
sales for the week were us follows:
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18
. .REluJTIFUL SOUTHERN POEM.

The following beautiful and to lch-
ing poem, by Captain James Barron
Hope, of Norfolk, Va, was delivered
upon the occasiou of the unveiling of
the monument TO the Confederate
dead in the cemetery at Warrenton,
Va. on the 2Sth of June:
EIRGINIA'S DAUGHTERS TO VIR-
GINIA'S DEFENDERS.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

City distilled and selected casks.
TAR.-The market during the past
week has been wholly without dis
tinctive feature. Nothing whatever
has occurred to interrupt or change
our last weeks quotations. The article
owing to its limited receipts has not
been offered in sufficient quantity to
attract the attention OF buyer hence
it has ruled without change, the daily
receipts being placed at the ruling
prices. At the close Of our report the
market is firm at So %. The receipts
for the week were 1S9 bbls. against
232 bbls. for that week show a decrease
Of 93 bbis. The export 20 bbls.
against 592 bbls. for lust week show
a decrease also of 222 bbls. The
stock in yard is G1.5 bbls. against 734
bbls. for last week. The receipts and
sales for the we'd were as follows:
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS
are sure cure for all the diseases of the Res
plratory Organ, sore throat, colds, Group, dip.
iberia, asthma, catarrh, hOaI aIseness, dryness
of the throat, windpipe, or bronchial tubes
and all diseases of the lungs
I'm all cases of sudden cold, howev ver
taken, these TABLETS should be promytly
and freely used. They equalize the circulation
OF the blood, mitigate the severity of the attack
and VIII, in very short time, restore healthy
action to the affected organs
Wells CarbOlic Tablets are put III, only
IN blue 6oreS. Take no substitutes. Ii they can't
be found at your druggists send AT ono. n.
the Agent in New York, who will for.
ward them by return mail
Don't be deceived by mutations.
Sold by druggists. Price - cents a box
JOHN q. K ELLOGG,
g Platt St, New York,
Sole Agent for United States
Send for circular 4w
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

The startHing drawback OF nearly all medi
cine ieants has hea:i thar III their .rbc.s>
OF pur Itiuil a i'll puric alton they have also de
biiitatei TIE system 10 oiviatc this diff cnltv
physicians haze Iong sonsh: ;or an agent :at
WOulu
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18
R0cKBRIDeE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

kUCkbKiUGE ALUM SFkINGS, VA
This celebrated wa ering place is ROW open
to receive guests Those who are afflicted with
Scrntua. GlaEdular SwCiiinSS. and Cutane-
Gus Er"ptiva Disease. Try ipclaS- Tettar, Ec-
Zema, &c, Chronic D.arri:u':,. and ISsentary,
u spepSa, Bronchitis, CIr,Irli- / Ia ISh. Drop
sy and Piles, should lose time in coming to
this fountain OF hfa tn to he headed For the
cure of many of the above diseases This water
stands unrivalled among the Miu. Water OF
the United Statts.
4w JAS. 4. FRAZIER. pr0H,r.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

SsDSS SOul-Charm.
L lnE.,7 How either sex may fascinate
ana gam tue love and affections OF any person
they choose Instantly. This simple mental ac-
9ulrement all can possess, free, by mail, for
&c, together with marriage guide Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Wedding
Night shirt, &c. A queer book. Address I.
WILLIAM x Co Publishers, Phila. 4W
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

q KY On AGENTS profits per week. Will
~o sVV prove it Or forfeit 500. New ar
tlcles Just patented. samples sent free to all ,
Addr. ss w. III CHIDESTER, l67 Broadway
new 1ofk 4w
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

Z 4 I D NJ cry 1HW are DtInS
brought in at present, though the de-
mands are quite limited and butchers
purchases are such as will meet their
Immediate wants. \ good drove Of
beeves will bring 6@S cents f2 ID. ON
hoof Sheep goodly number of
droves have been brought in and butch
ers are well supplied. Sells at s. to So,
as T. quality.
SPIRIT CASKS.-At the present
there is. larger demand for spirit
barrels and considerable numbers are
exported to the country every day.
We quote second hand country. as they
run, 81 GOOSE 20, second hand, New
York. 81 SOQDS2 30, and selected and
new New York at 800 S3 %.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

In the case of a wealthy st. Louis
merchant who had bequeathed 81, ,O6O
to secure the saying of s,12O masses
for his soul. the Circuit Court has de-
cided the bequest illegal, as the State
Constitution forbids gifts to any
preacher of the gospel as such.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

Prime 90 to | 05
Extra Prime. e...1 Is to l 20
Fancy .........1 % to l 30
SHINGLES.-The trade in this ar
ticle is confined mostly to exporters.
We'quote Sap at Sc 80, aud Heart at
50 so ID NJ.
LUMBEE.-There is Il heavy bust
ness doing i'll the shipping trade, both
coastwise and to foreign countries.-
Our city mills are selling at the follow
inc rates
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18
PURGE, PURITY & STRENGTHEN

PURGE, PURITY & SIREN NGTHEN
At and the same Time.
Their rese ar Gii has at last been rewarded by
q discovery which trlly realizes the fondest de
sircs of the medical faculty. and which is justly
regarded As the lu"st important trium ilI ttat
Pharmacy has ever achieved. This iIa Port ant
dcsidrratum i
DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill.
Which purify the h'Ooi AMI remove all corrupt
! humors and unheHl by accommodations from the
body. and vet produces weakness or lassl-
tude whatever. hut on th., contrary tones the
stomach and in, gorates the body during the
progress Of IN >:r OPERATION They unite tue
| heretofore irrecOnriI bio qualities OF a
STRENGTHENING PUtGAlIFE and a
/ PTIRIFYING TONIC.
DIR. TUFTS Pills are the mrst active ana
! searching mt dicine in existence. They at once
attack th- root of diseases. and Their &C ION
! is prompt that III an hour or two j ter tney
are taken the patCEt is aware OF their good
effects. They NAV he taken at any time with
7 out restraint OF diet OF occupation; they pro-
duee nt ithrr nSu-ea, gripping or dehI lty, and as
| a FANNY m -sIicine they have rival.
Price 25 cent? a box. Soid hv all Druggists
| Principal cffic &C. ID x 20 Pratt St, N Y 4w
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18
BY CAPTAIN JAMES BARRON HOPE.

A MEMORIAL. ODE.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18
lkEsFIl County,.

Col. L. G. McIlhenny, of Bruins
wick county, has laid on our table two
well developed cotton bolls, nearly
matured, the first that we have seen or
heard Of this season.
Wilmington journal., 1873-07-18

New YORK, July 16-6P. M.-Money
easyat 4 per cent. Sterling Exchange
nominal at 1O9ss. Gold steady. Gov
ernment Securities very quiet and
steady. State Bonds dull and firm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-06
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY FEBRUARY g. 1878

So fearlessly " and inconsisteatly do the
Democrat and Cb~oascie fly 10 the de-
fence of the County Board, Coanty Clerk,
and Claims Committee that we are led
to suspect that these papers are isci,ed
to take up tha weapons for our punish
ment by something more than an iayol-
untary conviction Of duty.
The Democrat we are not so mach
surprised to find defending the Democrat
ic Clerk, though Its Editor we know to
favorable to the paid publication in
all the county papers, of such matters as
we are refused pay form fact, after
beratng us for complaining that the
Clerk refused to order published, and the
Board to pay for the publication, Peek,
with characteristic consistency, closes
his article by saying: 1--WE believe the
county officers should require matters
"oi interest to all--like the official can
''vass, to be published in al! the county
papers "
While the Democrat says that the
Board Of CunrasScrs ordered their re-
port published in the Chronicle and
Democrat the Chronicle says the Board
merely agreed to haze it published in ttco
papers, tearing the Democratic Clsrk to
make Tie selection The ChroHicle s
story is probably nearest correct, and,
having the matter wholly in his own
hands, of course the Clerk selected the
Democrat and Chroaicie--the first be-
cause it is the recognized organ of his
party, and the second because it never
did his party any harm or the Republi-
can party any good.
That the ChroRicle, Of its own accord
took part against Ms in this little matter,
we do not believe, and that the accredit-
ed editor of that brilliant sheet wrote the
Article on the question we strongly doubt
When all mysteries shall be explained
it will be found that the aa.har of the
C4roaisls' s Article is oaa who is directly
;nterested in the good name Of the Coan-
ty Board. The ear marks are too ia
miliar to be mistaken and most of the
words being correctly spelled, is conclu- :
| sive proof that the advertised resident
editor of the Chronicls WAS not unaMed
in constructing the Article.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-06
A CARL d.

Having just completed in
voicing, | find the business Of
the past year very satisfactory,
all things considered; and be-
ing desirOuS of making room
for a larger and more COM
plete Spring stock Of Staple &
Fancy Dry Goods than ever
yet brought to this city, l offer
for the next 80 days Dress
Goods of all descriptions much
below their value; and some
lines that | am deSirOus OF
closing out | will sell below
New York cost. My goods are
all perfect, and guaranteed to
be as represented.
JOSEPH DELLER.
Mineral Point, Jan. %, ls1S-4w3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-06

IF asy one supposes he can get a little
steal allowed by eur County Board, he
will find himself mistaken on trying the
experiment. Just let a Justice 0f th he
Peace or Constable make his bin for
services half dollar more than the
county is legally bound to pay, and won t
his bill be disallowed to the extent of the
5Octs, ? lou bet. The imposs.bilty of
stealing a a0llGr sr tro from iowa coun-
w. is shown at every session Of the
Yet, the BOARD is not parsimouioas or
niggaray by any means. On the con-
trary, they are often Gnite lavish in some
instances. If the county interests de-
maad IT, Gas in the case Of Mr.. Vivian
the Beard unhesitatingly employs all
necessary legal talent to prosecute suits,
draw papers, etc, and pays thel sfor
'4ike a prince" Besides the salary and
expenses Of the District Attorue7r the
Board has paid Mr.. Reese Zone of its
members) for legal services 10 the Vivian
matter, the liberal sum Of $3.50 to $500
while the expenses to Mr. Vivian FOR legal
services in defending himself, will not
exceed $3.50. Judge Cotbren, not having
to exert himself very greatly to defend
has client against the laundering attack
os the Countys Counsel, of course could
not expect to be paid as much as Mr.
Reese, who having to do some Of his
work twice or thrice labored so much
harder From their action, we Judge
this to be about the reasoning of ma
iorty Of the County Board 1t may be
sophistical, but it cannot be called il
liberal by Mr.. Reese.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-06

PECK missod bis aaliag, in not being a
lawyer. He informs his readers that
there has been no such bill introduced
as the one mentioned by us last week
providing for appeals Ssom the county
Board, and that there is no necessity for
such bill, as the Statutes already pro-
vide the remedy asked. All we know of
this matter is that the Portage Register
published a synopsis of bill, introduced
by Mg. Bsannan, one Of its editors, such
as we mentioned, Possibly the Deno-
crat knows more about it than the man
who introduced the bill.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-06
Five Hundred Thonsand, >.

50e,000 Bottles Of Green's August
Flower has been sold in this state in three
months. We only ask you to 20 to the
drug stores of j. II. Vivian or j. y. a. G. r..
MofIctt and get Bottle Free Of Chargs, or
n regular size at Is cents. Every bottle
warranted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant Sick Headache, Costivencss, Heart
hura, Waterbrash, Sour Stomach, lndiges-
tion, Impure Blood, and all diseases caused
by impure blood, or dcrauged stomach and
liyer Try it. Van Schaack, Stevenson d
Reid, wholesale agents Chicago 39y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-06
One or Tng GIRLS.

The Democrat is how ling ior the re.
peal of the temperance bill 1t is sad
to see paper laying claims to morality,
and on that claim stealing its way into
the house of the good people of Iowa
county, pursuing such demorali2ing
course. Peek does not say he wants the
law repealed, only modifed--i c, made so
mild as to meet the approval Of the saloon
keepers. AS well might he ask that al
criminal laws should be made to sui,
criminals tried undor them
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-06

PLBNKETr's Dramatic Troupe, now
playing in this city is at least the equal
OF the best that ever appeared before the
people of Mineral Point Thus far they
have PLAYED won at Last "fanchon
"Ten Nights in a Bar Room, Long
Strike" and the "ilidden Hand Al
pf which have beea rendered handsome
IL, and elected the admiration Of the au-
dieaccs. Mrs. Charles Puakett as a
pleasing, versatile actress, and accom-
pliehed vocalist has scarcely an equal
travelling in the couatry, As Fancbon
and Captola, Mrs. Plankett, to our mind
appears to the very best advantage In
these characters she has few superioFs,
even among the first actresses Of the day
Mr. D, f. Saully is a young man who
will rise to, prominence in the histrionie
profession, If he sticks to it and studies,
Mr.. William Marble, the comedian of the
company, always plays his part well his
acting is natural, and never cyerdone.
Little Annie, the child actress, is fea-
ture ofthe troupe indispensable in such
plays as Ten Nights" Hidden Hand
etc, where she fills to dot the characters
of Mary Morgan and Pit>a-Pat. Messrs.
Arther and Oglesby, as song and dance
men never fail to bring down sae house.
On the whole the company is far above
the ordinary standard
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-06
New Series, Volume lV, No. %.

Mr.. EpiToR The girls of the party
shat went to Dodgevillc last week wish
to report: The boys say their love kept
them warm. We shoald say the. ,obes
had more to do with keepSng them warm,
Tor they generally monopolssed those use.
tul articles, besides securing the most
comfortable seats. Having no love or
even warm affection to couateraet the
frosty air, to which we were exposed, We
suffered sadly Before going Oh another
sech excursion we shall provide our,
selves with hot bricks, and leave the bows
at home. The bricks would not take the
robes from us nor crowd US out of the
best seats
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-06

Iowa COUNTY never had 10 lawsuit oa
hand Ct any consequence, for which she
did not employ counsel, and pay hand
somely therefor !; which leads us to ask
what's the use of havingla District At,
torney, and paying him $500 a year ?
Let the Office be abolished, and the
amount of his salary used to pay the fees
of employed counsel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-06

OrHELLo FRIDAY NIGHr.-The Plua>
ketts Troupe in response to the request
of many citizens will appear in the Great
Shakspearian character Of 0thello the
Moor of Venice, on Friday evening Feb
rnary 7th. Mr. Plunkett is known as one
of the best Othelos in America, and
backed by Mrs. Plnakett and his excel
lent company, he will unquest,9aabl Y
give us the greatest theatrical treat ever
enjoyed BY the people of Mineral Point.