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New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPAN

STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
The following new first class, full powered, Clyde
built screw steamships are intended 20 sal regul
larly between NEW ORLEANS, nd LlVERPO0L
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA, 20O0 tons regi ster. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA. 2000 tons register. CAPTAIN Hamll
ALABAMA 2400 tons register. Captain Flint
PENNSYLVANIA. $500 tons register. Captain Braes
VIRGINIA $500 tons register ........... Building
GEORGIA, $500 tons register Building
~e sail HnS Eor' steamers OF this line will
&Lf1EN Liverpool Direct.
v.a2s as follows:
NINNESOTA on or about Saturday April u.
ALABAMA, on about Saturday May s.
LOUISIANA on or about SATURDAY. NAV Il
MINNESOTA. on or about Saturday June :.
ALABAMA on or about Saturday, June 28.
VIII receive and sign through bills of ladIns 70
Havre, Bremen, Hamburg Antwerp. Rotterdam
and all Continental ports.
Return tickets available for TWELVE MONTHS,
at reduced rates and through tickets to all parts Of
the United Kingdom and Europe.
stewardess ami surgeon are attached TO each
steamer. No charges f0r medicine or medlca at
tendance.
Money orders granted free OF charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets Issued here 70 parties
desirOus of sending for their friends.
These vessels cross the bar a. az ttmes without
detention.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed 40
(. K MILLER 90. Agenes
No. % CarOndelet street, New Orealss
ROSS SKOLFIELD Il CO.,
No. Chapel street LIVERPOOL
LEWIS T. MER2OW 4 co,
ssls " No. IS Great Clyde street. Glasgow,
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Ship Feiec;a. Murray, from Liverpool. January D.
to Jackson 4 Manson
Ship Hampton Court vok from Liverpool Janu-
arg l6' 20 Lowell Bailey
Ship BT00bviile, Thompson from Liverpool Nov9m-
ber 80 via HreenOck January 29. TO Ocean Ze-
Ship Mary K.gg, Langdon, from yerpool Feb 2,
to K Miller LcO-
Ship Lancaster, Bartlett. As days from Liverpool
to Ocean, ZeTega &co-
Ship SpaTkenhOe, Butler, 81 days from Liverpool
to Ocean, Zrrega &co-
Ship Hannah Morris Jones, i6 days from Ports
mouth. Eng in ballast, to K Miller Xco-
Ship SaW,ey ChUdlow, BOsee 81 days from Bremen
to Silkenstadt &co-
Bark Libra, Hasassen, from Liverpool, TO Boyer
AcO-
Bark Annie Kimball. Stinson. from Bordeaux Dec
25 TO master
Bark Sandemanden, Ta'lakes, 81 days from New
port, to MASTER
Bark Meteor Nankenei. 49 days from Port Talbot
to MASTER
Bark Pekin, Sutherland. "a days from Cardiff, to
MASTER
Bark yakyrian Anderson, from Newport, January
"a. TO master
Brig Henry and Louise, Hand. "a days from Dema.
rara, 20 Halsey 6-CO-
Schooner Martha, Newman, 2 DAYS from Grand Ga
!lOui 10 John f King
OUTSIDE THE BAE-BoUND IN.
Ship Arran, Lawson, from Androssan
Ship AdOnnd, from Liver pool January 10
British ship Belgravia Bell from LIVERPOOL ysnu
ary q, 10 q Eiugham &CO-
Ship Princeton. Robertson. from Liverpool, Jan.
ary l6, to MASTER
Slip NQnquan! DOTmio, Cousins from Newport
January II, to MASTER
Bark Malta. MalcOlmSOu, from LIVERPOOL January
q, to master
British bark Charlie, Hickman Tingiey from Lon.
don. Feb Il. TO Lowell i Bailey
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

Trains depart and arrive as follows iron, de,or
foot of Calliope street,:
DEPART. ARRrvR
Express. S:1OA. NJ Express LA A NJ
0:UO F. NJ iMall.......... 1880 p. M
hcCommoda- IACCCOmmGts-
tlOn........1:OD P. NJ tion..., A.IOA M
, rms ire IS many miles the ehOrtest and many
hours the quickest to all points North and Faa5
and the only line running Pullman,s Palace SIerr.
ing Cars TO louisville Humboldt and Me,nnhfs
without change Only change to PRINCIPAL
ctles North and East. Tickets for sale AID ali in.
under City Hotel New Orleans
ial21r T. D. Frost. Gs.naEai si,,o,,,.
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RECEIPTS nE ppnnrnE
RECEIPTS sy RAILROAD

S1hFFERS0N-Steamer Ragides-I62I bale, cotton
and sundrie4
NEW NEW NADRiO-s:eamst Littl. Alps-37.s AXIS corn
yDpl O.e AXE
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN F.,
Sunday. April 8. 1873. s

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lavaca. COOksey. for Tampa and other
Florida ports
Steamship lizzie Felsher. for Pensacola
Steamship Liberty, Hudgins for Baltimore. via
Kew West and Havana
Steamer Amite DOnnelly, for Pensacola
Ship Kate Davenport, Otis, for Liverpool
Ship Thomas Harvard Strickland. for Liverpool
Norwegian bark Nebo. Horn. fOr Falmouth, Eng,
for orders
British schooner Constance Otteson. for Balize and
Ruatau Island
Schooner May EveIyn, Hicken. FOX Ruatan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
(No arrivals from sea reported)
STEAMBOATS,.
f't'p Alps Shirley, rom New Madrid
Rdp.i.s FlateaU. from Jefferson
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06

The Pence Commissioners and the Mo-
docs-PreparatiOn for n Battie-The
Fire Fiend in south CarOlina-Ex-GOy-
ernor of Alabama Dead-alacon Mer-
chant Dend-DecisiOn Against Female
Voter-Tax-Resiste OF st. Mary Par
h.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06

HOR6Af'5 LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
spr! 2-Ee bales cotton le hhds sugar and sundrles
SEN ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS Rail.
hoAD, sPrli Soc bales cotton rO4 bags coffee
and sundrv produce
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON sED 0RBAT NORTH
kRN RAILROAD Apri! 5-33- bales cotton I1t
hhds tobacco and sundry proauce
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[cosT1sUED FROM FIRST PAGE.l


bicb occurred in Monmouthshire, killed
"a nnd hurt MANY.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
STEEL RAIL: DOUBLE TRsCh

BALTIMORE AND OHIO -.
RAILROAD.
Ia@ gtes: shor: ane from Ciac.n:.a: .ss co.crnsas
EAST:
SAVING eishtyse seven TO 40 miles. ana ar..sus 92f
srAin il a1vaGCS a.
NEW YORK. d.
'aV'ns III? mfes and arriving sis sat i.ais
Aours n aAvancs o.
BALTImORE.
SaTic seventy seven miles and a-r.,,,. a,,,,
sas snree-quarters hours in ad .snce ~
WASHINGTON.
Reaching :
PHILADELPHIA
Que train the quickest. .
TIE TIL @ 9RsAT IRON RAILwA, Bafpsss
~'0' sNS N"1o 9Fer at ParkeTsbVrg ana Rs,Lsls
are completed.
hoRSrsG AND NIGHT LINES oe
''i'man'S Salsse Drawtnx-Roon cad
sleeping Cara
are Pun en- this route from st. Loui, ry,c,,nt4 =,
"S'1nous 10 Baltimore and Washington C1tv
WITHOUT CHAEGEI
~ ms 'ouse you sysi9 sI .mnau, sraast,rs
AT. nic1es. fOs sale ct Ill :che. Office. in ;hs ssu.s
e.- n COLE
"eIe'si I1cses Agent. Baltimore ka-sIsna,
y. P. SMITH
S@oooP transportation Raltimore narsin-A
g.a...., o. sIDSET B. Jones
GhI5 3eous Clnenasti, oai@ .
YEN MAsF........TG EHE Ease
siS LoutsVfGs epd Oh.y x,s yf,srf ..--,s
Railway
we CON p.ettoI OF ths Loa.ar4i,s ~ -,s
trsvs no. o tspenclc equipment sor paessss =.
SEsT ReUTE 80 SE@ryvs.gn
al POINTS xAsT lsp soargE.s.
xHkEE THRGcGR F8Aty. DaI.s.
-" snecs connections srors taA Non, lsx SO
c4nlau
~HHotT cEAgas os CARS
~ VIZ eEd ask for sckst 1a i,utrv3i-. p sHS
-, arc orc alssi ssppi Rsiway. toc ss;a 80 Is
- Ike onGes IN the south and in IEs~ 4 -
- ,sseheEsI or1oe OF tbe CorcDauy. cor-Ier touTE
te s aa " % stteets sso at Gait Eou5s and .c LA
thi. ~. a eta 20 Gnotnnstf An6 pcints s@ss. vtt
A.. .hnsl are good CT n2l lit,e steamers AID al
A4'o so%sS ere good on this road.
CHARLES &. FCLLX-v,
Nasrai SA>eAnxer and Ticket Agent S. EoassS
J. = GR1SWOED
Sensral Superintendent 81 ko15S.
~ THOMAS RORWE,
SF| asaeeS sept taaEu Asess, a1EvIa
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
River Intelligence.

SOUTHWEST Pass, April ), ?. M-Ba.
rouleter 30 Wind southeast. light. with a
thick fog. Arrived-Bark Zuliema. Han
sen. master, tifty-hve days from Newport.
with railroad iron to order bark Gusta
Helen, Thorsen, master, ftty-fve days from
Newport. with railroad iron 10 order.
Sa!led-Steamships Andean, Junlata, Gen.
eral Sedgwick, ST Louis. George Cromwell
and Emily 3. SouGer, and ships Baden and
Canterbury.
SHREVEPORT, April 5.-Wea a'her cloudy
and warm. River fallen ulne inches within
the last forty-eight hours. No arrivals or
departures yesterday. Arrived to-day
George C.. Wolf, from st. Louis. Depart
ed-IIa Belle and Texas, for New Orleans;
Belfast. for st. LCuiS
ITCKsBURG. April 5.-Dowr-LOuisviIle.
twelve last night. Down TO o-day-Selma, :
A NJ: City of Quincy, P. NJ; Ajax and
bsrges, , +. NJ. up. +. Tolie, l A. NJ;
Continental, A NJ. 1argoud, P. NJ; }.
A (Vood . ?. NJ. anG Desmet, Z. ".
Weather warm and clear. RIVER rising.
MEMPHIS, April 5-Weathe: clear. Msr-
.crrv $50. River rising steadliv. Departed
Indiana, 1or New Orleans; >. W. Garrett
,,J Grand Tower, for st. Louis Airing zen.
fnr Cincinnati; Legal TendsL, tor White
r,ver Tom Jasper, for New Orleans. and
Anna, for Little Rock. p: .t;r,r.s-,
CIsc1sNArI, April 5.-River tnir[E az - .n.s
feet and falling. Departe6-City o. "AiRs'
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
STEAMBOAT
BELOW nOMING Up.

f.t'p APPS, Shirley, from New Madrid
Rap. Is FiateaU. from Jefferson
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BRE1IEN.
North German Lloyd.


STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW GRssAH
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND dATAsa
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
Foreign Narkeg
An AyenginR Trunk.

LONDON, April 5.-Turpentine 43 a 43s Cd
LIVERPOOL. April 5.-Short ribs i0s I'd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

FROM E. ]. Cooper, Esq, we learn
that the State Fair was on the
whole grand success. There were
about 5000 entries in all, and the
gross receipts of the society were
about $4,000, derived as follows:
Gate money, S13, 1000; rents, 81 1000;
entries, $1,000. About $4,000 was
paid out IN premiums. From eight
cen to twenty thousand people at
tended. OF cattle there was an
uncommonly fine show. OF Dur
hams there were over 100. Devons
30, Ayrshires 30, Attorneys 40, Gal
loway Mules %.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NOMINEES
Last week few of the unterrifed,
calling themselves Democrats and
Liberals, assembled at Dodgeville,
and agreed to support w. II. Peck
for Co. Superintendent of Schools,
and VIM. E. Rowe for Member of
Assembly for the Northern Dist. of
Iowa county. This is exactly in
accordance with the programme
laid out by few wire rullers, and
understood here many months ago.
Since his first advent into Iowa
county Bro. Peck has desired and
sought to obtain the position Of
County Superintendent. That he is
theoretically well qualified, we be-
lieve to be true, but that he has the
energy and aptness to make as good
superintendent as Samuel Parks,
we very much doubt. Mr.. Peck is
a professional politician, which of
itself is a strong reason why he
should not be placed in charge of
the educational interests of the
county. However well qualified by
education he may be, his avocation
makes it unwise that he should be
elected to the SUPPLEMENTARY. Po-
litical wire pulling and educating
the young are incompatible duties.
The former is Brother Peck's calling.
the latter is sought merely as an aid
thereto, it is reasonable to appre-
bend that the lesser will be made to
conserve the interests of the great
er, if found necessary.
Mr.. Rowe's denomination dem
onstrates that the party has not re-
formed. Among all the impracti-
cable men that have been sent from
this county to the Legislature, Mr.
Rowe is without peer. In the
Legislature he was noted for nothing
so much as his fanatical opposition
to all temperance measures, and i'm
practicable, untimely, free trade
spoutings. It may be that he is a
fair representative of a majority of
the voters of the Northern District,
and that they will again send him
up to express their sentiments on
questions of government and NOR
atty, but we shall doubt it until
the counting of votes proves its
truth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Miss AGNES L. STRONG will resume her
music class on Monday, Oct 9Th, and
would be happy to receive applications
from Old pupils or new, on or before
that date. she will guarantee satisfac.
tory instruction in the branches of piano,
organ, thorough bass and cultivation of
the voice
Piano or organ furnished for practice
for small extra charge per term.
For terms apply at her residence, or
send for circular
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

MARK TERRILL's mare, Flora Mil
Ter, came out first best in the races
at both Darlington and Platteville.
She won the race at PIatteville on
Friday afternoon, that night walked
to Darlington, and there beat the
fine field Of three-year-olds on Sat
urday. Flora is destined to prove
one of the best nags on the north
western turf. Before she is seven
years old she viii surprise many and
become famous.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
Pulaski Sent 22d. 1919


Mr.. EDITOR AS the Republican ticket is
now fully before the people, a thought or two
about our County Superintendent of Public
Schools is advanced, with all due Difference to
our ''unterrifed brethren of the opposite
political party: Do they intend making a
political issue of the office of County Superin-
tendent: If so, trust they will not make
another botch in selecting their candidate
Then again, if they (the unterriied) will but
just leave the voting to the teachers of the
county the Hon. Samuel Parks will be elected
by every vote, l. e. of the teachers The
teachers one and all were AWFUL wRoTHY
when it became known that Mr. Parks was
not elected two years ago; they all declared
it (the election) went by default. More anon.
SALLIE S1MPLs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

PROF. YORK. = This celebrated
horseman gave exhibitions Of his
system of handling horses to re-
spectacle classes in this city on
Monday and Tuesday, and one at
Dodgeville yesterday. His system
and practice is spoken of by horse
men as the best of any they have
seen. His method, if faithfully
carried out, cannot fail to manage
any horse, however vicious or tricky.
His book on the horse, a copy of
which is presented to each member
of his classes, is the most useful,
practical work of the kind we have
ever seen. 1t viii pay any man who
owns or handles horses to take les
sons of Prof. York and secure his
hook.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

ASSEMBLY DIST. CONVENTION
The committee has called Republic
can convention for this Assembly
District, to assemble in this city on
Saturday, Oct. 18th. It is hoped
that every precinct in the district
will be fully represented, and cam
didate nominated on whom all can
unite tremendously. Mr.. Robinson,
the present member, proved himself
capable and worthy; only let Us do
as well again, and our interests are
sure to be well taken care of. 1t
may not be s.just the thing" in the
eyes of politicians, for us to express
the opoinion thus soon that the con-
vention can do no better than to re-
nominate Mr.. Robinson but such
at this time is our conviction. As
an expression of our satisfaction
with the manner in which he per-
formed his duties the first term. his
denomination for a second would
be highly proper.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

SOME writer in the Dodgeville
Chronicle finds fault with the late
action of the county board rela-
tive to bond settlement. 1t is urged
that the meeting of the board was
illegal, because written notice there
Of was not served on each member
that the action of the board was
illegal, because the law Of last win
ter requires a vote of two-thirds to
effect a settlement, while the vote
stood 9 to 6. The latter point, at
least, we think is not well taken.
The proposition to settle was ac-
cepted by two-third vote in July,
and that vote has never been re-
versed or reconsidered; only pro-
ceedings under it have been sus-
pended. At their last meeting the
board merely decided to go On and
consummate the settlement agreed
to by a two-third vote in July, for
which q majority vote was sufficient.
The point first named may be placed
on better grounds. If members
were not notified of the meeting in
accordance with law, their action at
such meeting may be invalid. On
this point we have no information
other than the Chronicle mans say
so which Is not sufficient to base an
argument on.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
QUARTERLY MEETINGS for the
Mineral Point District. West Wis
consin Conference, first quarter:

The District Stewards viii please
meet at Platteville, Oct. Doth, at y
O'Clock p NJ. The Ministerial As
ISOLATION will be held at the same
place, commencing Oct. 2Sth, at =
o'clock ?. NJ. Preaching on Tuesday
night by John Tresidder, on We'd
nesday night by ]. B. Reynolds
Members of the association viii Sc
lect their own themes. Let there
be full attendance.
W. HAw. ?. E.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

We have received the card of C.
x J. H. Waggoner, Land Agents in
Richland county. J. II. is publish
er of the Richland County Republican,
and we can endorse him as a wide
awake, reliable gentleman. Any
reader of the TRIBUNE who wants
information concerning any land in
Richland county can do no better
than to address c. d J. II. Wagon
er, Richland Center. Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

MISSIONARY MEETENG.-The an
nual Missionary Meeting viii be
held in the Primitive Methodist
Church in this city, on Monday
evening next, at I o'clock. Adj
dresses by Revs. C. Dawson, T. A.
Cliff, D. ". Evans, T. Kent, and
others.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

Fl. T. OSBORNE has returned from
the East, and already is receiving
some of a magnificent stock there
purchased. He has some of the
handsomest prints we have ever
seen, and other things comparing
well Herewith.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

MISS AGNs STRONG gives notice
to the public that she is prepared to
teach music-vocal and instrument
al. Miss Strong's musical accom-
plishments are unsurpassed 10y any
in this city, and as an instructress
She never failed to give satisfaction
to those who have taken lessons of
her.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

Mr.. NICK. COAD started on Mon
day for Ann Arbor, Mich, to prose-
cute his studies, His intention is
to graduate from the Michigan in
stitution, than which there is no
better in the west.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

CORRECTION. = The adjourned
meeting of the S. ". Wis. Indust.
Association, is to be held in this
city at | o'clock A. NJ, on Satur-
day, Oct. 4th, and not in the after
noon of that day, as enormously
stated in this paper last week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

II our last weeks issue we stated
that III. Stone Richardson was ap-
pointed as Minister of the Nj. E.
Church in this city at the late Con-
ference. This was a mistake, we
being wrongly informed. Below is
the correct appointments made for
the Mineral Point District:
VIM. HAw, PRESIDING ELDER.
Mineral Point. B. Reynolds,
Dodgcville j knibbs,
Lnden-W. Cook,
Montford-T J. Lewis.
Washburne-Alfred Charles,
Piatteville-W H. Palmer,
Fennimore-G. w. L. Brown,
Lancaster "A. d. Dexter,
f Briifsn Hollow. tt. Sims,
Hazel Green-P. E. Knox,
Providence-E. Mckinley,
Shullsburg-C Cook
State line-W B. Hazeltfne
Darlington-C. p Hackney,
Fayette-W. Sturgis,
Belmont. Treedder.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

A DODGEyILLE friend sends Us
postal card letter, enclosed IA stamped
encelope. He thinks the introduction
of the postal card a great conven-
fence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
STkaYED OR STOLEN

Prom the undersigned, white and red sneckles
Iouf year o1a COW The COW strayed or was stolen
iO'h pasture IN section :, town l. range 3 Iowa
county. She was purchased from Alfred Davis Of
M'intn FOR Information to her wherea F,nuts
saaii oe under great obligations aud an, willing "a
give 1berat reward for the recovery OF the same
inquire OF Mr Cork the above described Ursn,-
ises, or OF me Mineral Point Wis
rr,,. 9, -. CHAs. II, RUSSELL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

TIE Platteville fair last week was
quite a success. The fine art dis
play was the best we have seen this
accommodating that at Mineral
Point. The ladies of Platteville are
unrivalled IN taste and industry, IN
this line.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

IT is but small portion of Davey's
stock that's OF the bogus kind, and that is
only kept to show the difference between
it and the genuine, of which be has the
best supply in the city. American
watches Gall warranted) are sold little
cheaper at Davev's than otherwberes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

IL copying the list Of premiums
awarded, the assistant Secretary
omitted to note that Lanyon Bros,
Iron Founders of this city, were
awarded first premium for finest
castings. Their display of work
was certainly deserving of a diplo-
ma, and of being noted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

The latest novelty in the musical line
is the combined piano and organ, which
may he seen at the Music Hall of Cart
wright d Davis. The instrument is so
constructed as to give perfectly the tone
of piano or of an organ, as the operas
tor may desire. Musical critics are in
vited to call
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

JOHN HORN has been to Michigan
and purchased several car loads Of
apples of the very best keeping var
ieties. In a few days they viii begin
to arrive, and he viii sell them at
the reasonable price of s4.50 per
barrel. He viii also have a lot of
the very best pure sweet slider.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

TwISs.-On Friday last Mrs. E.
Kinnie, of this city, presented her
husband with twin daughters. The
mother and babes are doing well.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
THO Han EsssEsiAN.

TINTED STATES doTEL, "ArKIN wArkINs'
u OLD -TANp.) podEeyIe, - isconsin.
Having taken charge OF this hotel for term of
IL propose keep IL Tor the special accommodation
Of the travelling public.
haY@ a large barn, and keep attentive hostiers--
propose TO good table and keep the bar at ali
times supplied win the best OF liquors.
By strict attention 70 business 1 hope 70 deserve
and receive i fair share OF the public patronage
IXIiI-lZ-tI lHUAA5 THOMAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
Local Intelligence.

JACK FROST was here ia his might
on Monday night. Green heritage
is becoming scarce and falling leaves
abundant, in consequence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
I0SEpd G. rT.TCHiGE LIE.

MANUFACTURE Of all kinds Of Ornamental
wi Hair Work such as 5raceie 5, Breast ms,
Watch yards Necklaces, Finger Kings, Ear .,lhgs,
Charms sc Also Curis, aterfals, switches, La
dies front pieces Gents Hig,, and eVeryt ia
Ms line cash paid lor raw hair. :. o. oox 20
Mineral Point nis xxlI-5-ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

FROM the lst of September, 1872,
to the 3lst of August, 1873, there
were transferred IN Iowa county
22,575 acres of land, the purchase
price of which was s303,17S, and
the assessed value whereof was
s1S4,509. During the same time
there where transfers of 50 city and
village lots, for the sum of SIS, 1864,
which was assessed at Sl4.261.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

RUNNING.-James, Ralph & Co.'s
New Golden Meadow Mills, in VALID
wick, are completed; now running,
and ready to serve customers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02

THE new Improvement on our Air Tight
Collins puts u IN position which enables
Us tn sell collins lower than any other firm
IN this place. Satisfaction given or money
returned. All our cofins are air-tight
32m3 ELLINGEN BROTHERS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-10-02
C9fgsEEEKIIiL HOUSE,

D0dgrvlile, WIS
JAMES JONES, PROPRIETOR
rI,HIs HOUSE, located nearly opposite the ourt
| ifouse IS the most capAcIgas III The village
ntE building ROOMS we'll furnished, aad the tahie
always sappiIed with tie best the market affords 4
new Barn about being erected, wherein Aois es can
he well cared Ter At reasuabie rates Xxii-ZstI