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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11

DENNsYLytSIA MILITARY ACADEMY, Chester,
Pa.-tFor B0arders only Session opeus Wednesday,
September 10Th. Location elevated and heathfA
Grounds ample Hadngs handsome and commodols
''our Of Studies thorough Instruction In
Civil and Mechanical Engineering, the Classics, and
English careful oversight OF the morals and ot
Cadets. For circulars apply 10
tot. THEO. HYATT. President.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CLOTHING made to order, and warrant
ed to fit in every instance, at Dellers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11

SCARFS, Shawls, bows, haadker-
chiefs, collars, gloves, mittens, etc, are
more acceptable rs presents to the ladies'
than useless articles H. T. Osborne
has some of the incest things in this line
10 be found in the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11
GV,VNE + r. GR.xH'
Only ask people TO eranllne their stock Of
nvrIr/ ,,IJv ~ nnnC,,

NEW FALL GCODSi
and determine for themselves ,oho has tho
best vartety, and 'ohose prices are the lo'o-
ct. Our goods o0i2 speak for hemselres
upon examination, and zee do not deem 1t
necessary to assure the public that we are
not undersold By any house IN the county,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11

Fur Muffs, Collars, etc, repaired and
made as good as new by John Grass,
Furrier.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11

CABLE Conn Trimming, and many
other new and attractive articles in tho
line of ladies' notions just received ai
the City Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11

AS a gentleman Of taste Pulford ia
not esccled in this city and in making
selections of presentation goods Tor the
approaching holidays, he seemed to have
exercised all his powers in that line.
Bear this in mind when you 90 to pur>
chase.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11

II. 7. OSBORNE is constantly receiving
new and attactive Dress Goods an
Trimmings. Ladies wanting such thing
should look at his stock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11

OLD Bachelors who don't have any
friends to make them presents, can buy
hats for themselves at the Hat Store, and
feel as well suited as if they were given
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
AN ARREST FOR PERJURY.

In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Joach.msep, yesterday, John s. Ferguson brought SUI,
against Warren X. Lyon for $1,000 services rea
estate broker, claiming that he employed by the
defendant 10 effect trade between him and George
Duryea, and that the agreement was made between
them to exchange goods for real estate. The defendant
stated that employed Ferguson alleged but claimed
that the value OF the property negotiated for as fixed
by the plaintiff Duryea far in excess Of the true
value, although at the time OF the signing OF the agree
ment he was unaware Of that fact. He charged that
there was collision between the plaintiff aud Dlryea
defraud hun by procuring larger price than the prop
erty was worth The defendant also swore that
he never saw the land until after the sign
ing OF the agreement. On the other hand
Mr. Duryea testified that he drove the defendant in
carriage 10 Railway, N j., where the land and that
LyOn was perfectly satisfied with it. The contract,
which the defendant nad sworn that he read before
signing. produced and IN 1t contained the state
ment that had the land. The jury returned q
verdict for the plaintiff for $50, whereupon Judge
Joacninsen demanded 5000 bail from M. Lyon the
defendant the charge Of perjury The amount
was aferward reduced 10 $1,000, which was given. A. b.
Millard for the plaintiff, ana D. IL T. MeIAh0n and
sJep hen II. Johnson for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
CRIMINAL NOTES.

William Neals of No. AS Baxter-st. was held. in
default 600 the charge OF stealing gold watch worth
500 BtSa 81 VOORHEES, Of No los Wet Fortyeighth-st
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
l49 Sulyanst bed eranston BY jus
t on th compliant tragpdlu who charged
him with having stolen bis valued at $40 last Th1saJ
night.
motion was made yesterday. in tue Court OF
Sessions CO. Charles Spencer COUNSEL to Sc on
Tuesday afternoon AZ Bowes
Io ia yetse, C By Pin DETECTIVES charge Of bur-
ra Asstan District Attorney Aea opposed the notion on ne
District Attorney had right 10 receive noee which
had such motion wouh be made judge sutherland
granted the MOTOR and hreI The aouu Of bail ~ $1,000 when s
pobab, be given to-day aud BOye released from the TOmbs
At the Court Of General Sessions yesterday before
Judge Sutherland Assistant DoAtorney Rollins appearing for the
people the tined that Of LYMAN Copperan, pawn
broker With receiving stolen goods from James Robinson "a
49, CONSISTING sewing SILK and fancy goods worth tnt
81 LsDessrdst The case v as
ai6arred Monday a. II A. Oskey Ha and Howe
IIume Mary johnson pleaded Tny o. steshng
pockeook containing @l7 80 VI O 3D. iroa NaSAte eba son
2fI Brun BrooklYp sent to ihs Peni'ena o ouI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15

tho rpaDce Department when claim V presonted. ne
had knowledge OF where the certificates Of audit were
ssa,sd and he knew nothing Of meeting OF s'e c0"
Mr. Bartlett, said he wanted to put 10 areumcnA that
SeeSS nass Davis sa Be would
him on thai point some other tme Mr.. Bartlett SAID
whole proceeding based has been repealed aud he
conndent he could show It. wouldn't IL be bette, 70
Judge D1vislf u - repealed. then your client whi
| be acquitted. ~
prepared TO prove IL whenever 1t suits the convenience
ana should decide In your favor, ought 10 near GU
~ an early day aud relieve the jury.
Nj. BARTLETT am convinced OF my views never
argue proposition that am not convinced OF.
Judge Days-rhe great point 10 to convince me-
MI. Fullerton asked whether he would hear him on
Jury confined two days Idle. You will have Sunday 70
Saturday Is their Sabbath, whether they VIII sit or
The Foreman said the Jury we're willing to nt day and
| night II necessary, 10 try this case.
The testimony was then resumed, and the witness
die Of warrants nut INTO his hands On crossexamna-
uon by Mr. Fullerton he said he filed In the entries In
the warrants. and did that they we're filed up
| correctly.
70 see that the bills correct was frequently absent
rom the office, alleging tina, he went 10 meet the Boau
| judge Davis-He Is tho last witness himself
MI Fullerton-He Is dead, Sir.
Judge Davis-Ohi
The witness answered that Watson frequently went
away az he alleged. inquire about the OF
ois Watson used to take papers from the witness 10
inquire ABOUT the bills, aud sometimes kept them for
DAYS, while the payee came asking Tor ma warrant
sometimes Watson would reply that the bills had nt
epIne back from the Mayor Connolly, or that be him
sa wa MT satisfied Of their correetness the practice
was TO send the papers Ia TO Connolly rst the practice
OF swearing parties bills against the county aDan
doned In 1862 fidavi's were not exaced alter 1859 To
Mr. Trenau he added that the blanks handed TO the
claimants contained an ordnance that items should
be verified by affidavit. The Court then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT ovssw-roHk....-................sor IL

TORN. IL
CLEARED.
Steamship C.a,ou. OBJ cros glasgow &c. Henderson Bos
steamship Georgia % SGGLs, GaeSi = '" ''A'
ss,%sD z S.sS cSspn seTbsru c. Marrav Ferris Co
S SsTs f Ec i Rasseo Corr m Falmouth slOcoya
sas MG "a, Ss Soo sses Corr Tor ori~ss soSos Co
Bark Msrcsca t.l Mseca Gloucester Fuach. EayeA
Bark yennie utsl) Cameron Hull Rus socOrich Co
Bark acha. e Reuss Liverpool orders Fauch gi,s &ce
BARI Ger.l Brulnrnane Mol .oO g TOBIAS Co.
Eng Ellen Mara Hone, PsiAmos. sc. S. c. Loud 60.
Bns Kolga sse Pe1e.ssD, Rotterdam o Osrs Funch EdJe
Brig Floreue. tBr Rer 8. John. n p. F. op,e.srdgs
scSr. AnrIe Freeman sOhsoq Na;;au n r wsno'5:
sct j. rhonfas, Gibbs Corpus CHRISTI Texas. Topper De.ae
ARRIVED.
steamship Hsnmonia q. Oh VO~, H'UOus Nov l. VITA no'@
ssho Sa@a poans PsJspbis, With nds and pass 70 tor'
S.asssIO Bsacf,or Jones. phsd~pa With ndss and
' Ss o!yo tiisr nsone,e bur 90 DAYS with empty barrel.
barb Garth, Jayne, 50 Croir - aa7s ballast. -, -.
@ Liss, M;T.f. S day. s.a. 90 .ts
'i ecu, (ot liverpool, Harvey 9s with old iron.
ens asr'hav, sylvee sagsa 10 Say' x'9 .us.r
rr Poseiisg col Deer isleD ToreV Brunswick Ga
seas. Hlis Bo1l Sasi Windsor. ). s.. sit6 pl,,ir
scaoosaRs RIVER AID e2etsn,
EsndesGe 8. pro,iinc. Je;rsn So,veh
i.olense Maze. e.'h-r.. Lsonir.' siassr;
n. q king. CALAIS 1bos h. Cahu. sew-hsyen
John LOsier, Taunton Rodney Psster. Nes Haven.
SAILED.
Tor q. Dyer, for Gerfegoa
wLND--saaet noierite. n. WI clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Nov Ia Arrived. steamships Saxon, Rsuesnse ne
Pauih.r Philadelphia. .'
PRovINcErowS Nov, l4n port. steamship Laskssssoa from
SewYok having sutd too late 10 assist the shP ohe" sos
weather permits sh- Will return New icrk. =
NBwOKiEAS Nov. lSAryca steamshp City OF Dallas nsss
from New York Sailed. steamship City Of Galveston Evans Tor new
fors. 4
FOREIGN PORTS.
ATle German Lioy1s Lac resmsno
Leipzig JsgsI Baltimore Nov q for Bremen sin'c' b we
morning. =, .
Qnssstot Ioc tbs aernooa disabled Steamship CITY
Of Richmond In All we'll en- board .ttt
DIsAsTER. a1r
HAIIp,r Nov l3rbe hsrt Cartel which vent ashore %
Cow Ia, esnas ihe Aas gale been seated and brought THE
port
r. .,, ol,s coal loaded Haven ~hle passing IN tfs
Rst Rv.r SIS Nv ouoe- ferry sAvpg her pes
an, al oans taversseod Reef Astoria
e am Nj bora (Swe bound 10 Pensacola Ipoed eshe
Ia tye of Lcngrnd prior 10 Nov II sayei
NOTICE To MARINERS.
u.IIP.r " 4. Nov. l1fls LgLtAp Haihx will Be- olao>d
po,,,.n 0ft bis haibor ~ the 2lssiau.
SPOKEN.
Oct a. lat IS ~ l0 49, sAp fOlivsns Ssr he
HsllmG.
Oct 20 bat so s. long 81, ship jon. Rutssra r fssa xs~
loTs fr kot.rJ,ia.
iSer Lace. sh,p Mere ses ssssna PassI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15

johnson wtniy kept Mr. Lamar 10 es raaso"
Snsinaby ana did not release him when W NJ gs NJ
hIe ,th at he should be released ne oar In con
tns,nsu{ Tor m unrcasonsbe time, then ne - nao,e
But II Mr. Dana, being suootdnate ment and did
knew nothing about the length o, i, Tohnson TO
keen Mr. Lamar In prison, he IL not aDie ior tnis -
eJntneinent You will thus SEQ that Two questions vi
fact arlse: -. oors, and from
native "a oppress Mr. Lamar; and did Mr.. Dlna kn9w
ingy cooperate aud conspire win Fre'iuV' "-"
sou TO issie such oppressive 0rdert ,,an. ,ss,.,
gecondy-Ibd Mr.. Dana knowingly and wiHtlily nshiss
in the detention Of NJ Lamar after his arrival at
inctoni .s., 90
Mr.. Dana himself, who testified In the negative uyo
both Of these poots, It will DO your duty 10 renueI
verdict for the defendant have thus given you NY
opinion upon the legal questions They are most s ,,
poriant and vital questons aud they are pacen ia sSn
form that they can he reviewed aud rectned py tue
court Of last resort In this country.
The Jury then retired and after they had been out
about an hour Judge shpman sent for them and said
IL In apparent to me- from the time you have been OUT
that como have misunderstood the charge ilntennea
to direct cOureousy TO dud verdict Tor the deend
ant and no. oT6er you 10 had such verdict 4,
Juror-Your Honor, am nothing Dut nonen, ,u
in this matter Can juror be eoefced 10 nnd 'ere'
Judge shpman directed to find verdict Tor
the defendant II that verdict Is wrong the Supreme
Court OF the United States Will take care OF IL.
Toe JurorBut who will take care OF my oath ana NY
Judge shipman--obey the court and the court viii
take OF your oath and your conscience Iis Is
case which tho court has the right " direct the jury
Alter some hesitation and head shaking by three OF
the Jurors, verdict was rendered In accodance WIN
the order OF the Court. o,,
II was ascertained that the jury, when Judge shpman
sent for them stood nine for the defendant aud tnree
for the plaintiff and that there was no prospect on an
agreement. ExJudge Shipman will take al appear 10
the Supreme Court OF the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN MAIL&
sATTPDAY. Nov. IS.

~
Man FOR United Kingdom only. Q1ee stcwn and LIVERPOOL ~
e ,,smsho Anaic close IL Supplementary h for
closed the PostOnco
I23O D. " Steamship 1880 from White star Docs "a
yoniaP Perry. Jersey City.
H, for Europe via Southampton and Bremen the steamship
Wesg close Supplementary Mail for doloepossass
esr and prnd the PostOtce al l.oV p N
Steamship sails st o. from foot Of Ibrdst Hohosen
closed hail s sent ~ b me
Mails Tor France Best a1 Hare, by the steamship
VILE da Iayrs close at " Steamship sails al from Tier
No. so N. r. O.. -. =. n
Mss for direct By the steamship Cuba, close
m supoemenary toubepc, letters AMI Irnte
ma e !, e.osed t.ohce 2:4O Steamship sails
N. from Pier No. ) y. X
West BY steamship CIYde close Al y ~ sta"AA
s.ls az 8 0. m. from Pier Ma. 20 E K - H..
Newfoundland close az the keSfork roFonee e' '
RI q D. H., via HALIFAX. -. o.o9.. -
Mali tor iahfax closed ct the NeW-York Postohs every
tay ss D. and goes via Boston %
Am Mail. clos. A n O'Clock a NJ os-0fes fce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
TIE STATE or TRADE.
pONHsTrC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
I,,.,v sov IL sbont 900 BAH boz dsr 70
hIe: Io;Si.s doing BE or Com o'''''' q
pi sSy'AY 200 co. ss %ss ss57 ss $1,000 ss
S, 81 oS ssss '' corr isS o..
ssSiS c S1 as s5y 40 so o B%
Su,s Canal Freight. e% Whss Re. q s iOi =, 1, as
P%aS q 81 ur...s sg so 3 81 ssse
%si, go q tSss y %: l sScS Ds 81 s
f9 5000 bush No lots =, 5oe Ol ,snss . ais o. Al s
1000 bush T T"oosd sss 90 RS noSIns .! &c S'sst
articles aOhsns The make, barr Of s 'a''' and u '''
'ss .o s. No.. M i@-f P soo p s
.1' let s'is No. ''i' sss si'e i' ;sG
s oS5 Il ~ se g. 81 q cs active and s
nIsl Ss s+. s5 Ds1sn's so7 a'Har,, Re,
Sis Janu.ry assa 2Sie Rrss@ a1d scarce At 81 e
s. 10 t 10 sS s: ri ass 70 F. @
4sss rSs' ;s 81 & g. si r.
Ba Meats in FOOD densna sAoo held december . q
Sai. sSs ~ ai' .s &S I ss
1905 800 sb S4 ss, y 800 a Ssss ss S Corn
bush 9s, 900 ,Sh Rye and o9 s's o ga shPTs
bash Ca ss and ~ 900 bush Bare'
Mixed 0s. steady sf43c for No sta Petroleum dull and loser
Loui.S.s Wow and uueh.ng,d Wheat Eon.,
sacked Oats hsh, demands Of sacked a3af7c RE- Ia
81 i' s. s: . = he t y Gees s:
p 5 % hsad &C. p1r c ss' RI % ssf
Ham. .0Id 90 lo packed Brt Meat. 'Ga of 20
.sd 1905 e Tsse SLASH for Kss Green Meats quiet
sis r-:s' a.: sc s:ss
:saay Shoulders. Side. o. ses
SswoSar1ss Nov i4Flourony city aem,Ddi Doase Extra.
81 Treble s.s Ls sss VII w. fe o s &c. s
s s H 70 sSGs srss rS f c sss.
qas eaa7c Hsn'-so demand Lard dali T,rce syas's'
3 d dS rs sssss d So @ tigs5 asse %
r"%s Corn Ms IS s t. G o5so
Currency 2s2 en-, grs3 E.onsszSfITo Sight, IN
ossssc itiisa; STEADY 200 boy: q p for
% gpps s. t % 4 %S:. %n f ~ 's WIT 1
No. Waite SIeIig0 =. 81 s5 200 buh No Milwaukee caS
@ HS 1900 Ssss SSe sss a 5 1900 &C.
ss1 S. s Corp S"si: EFT fiI s E
ss s saoss2a 'isls''d Canal si'I SG'' aS
9 to SsriOs' ei 70 AO,1' and IL 70 Pr Ne R, Ye.,
Fsh s fhsdeoIis 5ce1, SS e. S SS YoI.
o to HS S 4 Rec p eoo 2 SS'' I %1s 0SUU s
1000 bills Flour 10000 buh Wheat $4,000 Oa'H Barley.
pSH1pSIrs Nov -core,.a dull a, s5Ss7 So Tmos,
s s% ~ a. sI Co. ' S8.
PANTY 60 1891 S ae Ohio Sn 1d lT E a 90 g i2s s
O. stead 7SS soc G: ss W. sfs.
i iSsi hsanss iae ss ws;i.a
ale: q e. ;pfas 9ssi ST:I d Eai Tia,.
higher a. M for No Barley dull UNCHANGED rye active
and higher al IS d6Se No. Whisky romn Pdrs qle %
sl2Q$l2 so Bacon srm 6 for shOule 64c for Cher Rib
ae: ss for Clear Scs Lave so 1S7 hGs' sgA S
81 7 Good Wintere do SO l22d SO 25 Choice natives "a l2
900 Flour 0OU bush Wheat 5000 bush Com,
IL 900 bus Data 5000 bcsb Barley 1000 bush Rye 2OoO Hogs,
ami / 800 Cattle. - -
white Wabash IL AS No Do 81 ~ Amber Mehiesn sa'e
81 39 December 81 40L20$l Al mo Red cash III ~ No
Rid, 49, cash December 81 80 No Red VI ZS no ANTI
Illinois, 81 90; d. 81 AS Corn and higher Ihsh
MiIed cash. 47d47a December 47a47'e January, 4yd49i
Low Mxei 46946 Oats active aad hgoer, No 3S No 2,
81 Phts-To Buffalo INQUIRY TO Oswego, S2noc
Seeds 81 CO. Dressed Hg 4ia Receipts goo bel, tlsar,
Whes 200 BUSH aud LOO bash Data ship
menss-25 900 busL Wheat, III 900 sash Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15

defendants nsAnss sdrnsst and srseutios r.msiy v
be ths paar Part H. far sna 90 rw
IL e0 costs Of motion 70 The PLAINTIFF 70 ABIDE ne event
tsdEnent dened Bsse
sno,he- denied ~jous cenns art 6cd-nooes
Greenfield
Hooen grated Bllsbareh sst Knspp-Noaop dsued -,
R ardMeSeerry Rhlsy-OrJrr dgasf Pnreeh
at vsose the stsehmen deee with so costa
L,eett sgt wbits-metiop drioa. With
I- rALhrDARs--Tns DAy
Corrr oy Av-alrsABAST Vow "a toert o. tpoes Gay cav
spd,r for Nov lis o. l02 1O3 lO4 100 lvo lv lVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
THE BANK OF ENGLAND COMPLAINT DISMISSED.
The complaint made by the Bank of England

charging Capt Irving aud Detective Farley with having
retained part of the funds they found the Of
Macdonald, the forger was disposed Of in very sun
mary manner yesterday, by the Board OF Police. At
meeting OF the Commissioners in afternoon, Chief
Clerk Hawey presented the evidence IN the case and
asked what their decision In regard Co the com
plant. All the members OF the Board were present
commissioners II. Smith, ChaIlick, Gardner, Duryee
and Russe-but said any thing in regard to the
case Without debate the question put, and by o
unanimous vote the complaint OF the Bank OF England
against Capt living and Detective Farley was declared
dismissed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
THE COST OF A LAWSUIT.

Fifteen years ago wealthy gentleman
named Losen died. leaving two married children. and
ever since then litigation has been going for par
ton OF mis- estate-now valued at 2O0OGoosmong his
descendants In October last the referee made his
award King the and yesterday melton made
In Chambers, Judge FaDcher made the allowances TO
counsel on both sides, amounting TO 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
GOOD temperance story is always in order

~
all burglars therefore. who would be prosperous. liz
, A., the tale of one of their brosking and entering
bre,brsr I'm Iowa. He had neatly cracked" gentle
mens house He had collected IRE amount OF booty
rhe he "bseryed sDmo choice ardent Spirits ana forge
t,no he serent coiled Within perhaps ftiguod BY his
xcrtions partook Of tboss spir Is gn 10 teil "
lii "ntiInciv mn lis Icsi1c5 several years 70
cliue vii be "A The IOra PeLjtchtSAi1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
IMMATURE ALMANAC

snr 5x, g.4T sup ~s.... 442t Mooo H,es..... 201
oAv-s
Sal, uoos a56 Gov. sano... 4;3t He'll jsts Psrr 62J
"a
ss,A, 4l9 Cove tsaDL... 4o9 heu Sfs 'en 0a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
CURRENT DISCUSSION.
TREASURY MISMANAGEMENT.
ROOM PoR ECONOMY.

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE produces the fol-
lowing deductions from recent publications OF the
Treasury Department: That the cost OF the Var
Department - at the rate OF S60O0OD0 per year, or
s13OO0OO0 more than last year that the cost or the
Navy Department Is at the rate OF 60o000 year. or
sI30OOO00 than last year that the cost OF the
Interior Department. including Indians and Pensions,
"a al the rate of $40 10000 year. or 50 10000 more than
last year There would seem 70 be room for economy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15
FOOD FOR A REVOLUTION.

From Ths So LOUIS Times
From all that can be learned regarding the
ent of the First National Bank at Washington
&c rs thing but creditabe TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury and places directly upon him me responsi.
its vaults when the Institution failed with only 100000
security. Is IL wonder that great popular reyoiu-
ton has been iDaugurated 10 sweep the Republican
Marty FROM power when high Government officials take
upon themselves such arbitrary stretch OF license
and hieyously depart from the stct letter OF the
duty subserve personal or speculative purposef
The men In power seem 10 be growing all the more
desperate and interruptions the nearer the end ap-
proaches.
FroR Tn Colgmbas tGa SUM-
A severely rOnical article from THE NEW
tzzle, is copied esew here This hnancierinR exploit
Justly eYci,es general ridicule, and will probably be
abandoned when IL discovered that the sver PAID CUT
in such fractional quantities does not pass Into genera
ercula but IL clucbed and boarded by the same
parties who got possession OF the gold 1t Will no donb
he relief to the country that the end OF the world
dd not occur Gu the 9Th inst only end OF radi
cal rule vera States That trouble being out OF the
way the fnancia difficulties may be grappled with
we are vet OF the opinion that all efforts will fail 20
bring tantia and permanent relief until the lima
ton all pressed out and the currency improved 70
specie value
POLITICAL BOOKKEEPING.
From The Dubuque 1kpTapA
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE again accuses the
Secretary OF the Treasury Of making false statement VI
the pubic and what II wore Tor the secretary
THE TRIBUNE proves what says to be true The state
defciency OF revenue OF 100000 less than the re
cepts but had stated what was true the dencleDcy
would Be stated 70 Ds o ss. |S s TINE snd
MOI Oh the basis OF receipts and expenditures But now
that the elections over the Secretary may mud II
proper 60 correct las books. TIE TRIBUNE c0ntinnes
"a Wing spciens OF Ibe political bookkeeping done at
the Treasury Department. We commend HE TRIBUNE
70 such OF readers as desire more OF pun
he aair. than give them. I1iE TRIBUNE Keeps
well posted aud IL makes good use OF the iDiornsuoD IL
ACQUIRES especially for the beneat OF the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-15

ALBASr Nov 1-CATrLsRe only IS carloads sginr $50
sales show Of ia
the market for aileh !. The same ~ eornSad tfafns'
SsxEp AND lsss-Recep hight being OILY 1000 bead sgs ~
200 head weak lambs s5a Sc 30 for fair to good siaso h
az CoodGh eep
, 1873-08-03

= - W1SCGlInU60NSs II n
C1TUAT1ON WANTED-DY A YOUNG LADY, WHO
~ Hiv0 est uf Recommendations clerk In etufo
oflico. Address II II, TtibMnu oislce.
ClTUATIoN .WANTED-DY 4 YOUNG LADY,
y copying to do at homo; writes first class business
hand. Address u Is. Tribune Office.
GITUATION WANrED-BY 4 LADY AS COPYIsr,
Aosl OF reforonces given. Address IT, TrbMno
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, 1873-08-03

r. A, DlSS3N, TIEATS Ulil,ONIO NERVOUS DIS,
~. without ,ellcne a. rtenatis!i n,enhsnas
Of hlnn anu aupertur nsuscao IL roocisod fEn thu
nsitiyu power of animal rcutrisity, fGw Urusatlons
tho uatipn ls uuntuHt Kat we'll No. III Indiana
bolweun Wells nna FRANKLIN, Chcngo Ollca liouss.
u to aud d TOT y. Ill,
IN. a. j, RHIFF, AFTER IL YEARS FRACTION
J. In san FtanusI". unl.. has louate! nt 80 Hunh
Catkst, whcru ho will troat aii svuai disoasus With
Nh ctEN, no Day. (lLvo HIN 4 GAll.
, 1873-08-03

mo LKABIi-A LARGE FARM in MINNESCyTAs IN
.r.ss y cultivation, rich sni sdiulniux !.ks town,
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