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and
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uuL entirely removes the cause OF complaint. II
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Mail Arrangements.
NAILS CLOsE

FOR Portland and Boston az N AS A. NJ and 2 %
? NJ, the latter nail arriving in Portland NJ ; IS
the next morning.
Jp ro-h, via Grand Trunk, az . 30 T. NJ
F0r Norway AZ > 30 a. NJ, and for the western
part oi the County, Tuesdays. Thursdays and
SLardays, via Norway, At same time
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CaStoI-ia l. more than substitute Tor Castor
OIL 10 = the only safs article in existence which
certain % assimIte the food regulate the bow
sls, cure wind-cohc and produce natural sleep. II
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol
SRi IL pleasant 20 tske. Children need not cry,
au1 uistlers NAV rest decjl 3-l2m
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MANS ARafvE.

Prem Portland and Boston, at 10: 80 A. NJ. and
4 rs z. NJ.
Down mail VIA Grand Trunk, :SOPM.
Prem Norway an the welieru part OF the County
At 81 z. NJ
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Good Templar LODGES.

PARIS HILL LODGE. NJ. -, Paris Ill.,
. r.tav evening".
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Rising star, Bethel. Friday evenings
Ne4in~cOt, Buckhcld. SATURDAY EVENING".
crystal Wave, +. Buck1cld, every Thursday
Evening.
Maple Grove, West Peru, SATURDAY. evening.
evening
InvineibIe, NJ. ~. East sumner, ever! other
E.IaV Evenings
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Rawson's Coaches.

Leave the hin Tor Up trains a: 500 A. NJ. and
3 50 2. NJ.
For down train At II:SoA.M.
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DIED..

In Fryeburg, September ), Mrs Anna, wife OF
Isaiah Warren, aged - years, 10 months.
In Buckhcd, sept Il, James y. Wddron. aged
Is. Funeral SUNDAY, attended by DR.. Estes, of
Paris.
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BOSTON STEAMERS
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and AFTER MONDAY, SEPT. 10, the Steamers
for Boston will leave FRANKLIN WHARF, PORT
LAND, ut O'Clock, instead of $.
W. l.. BILLINGS, Agent.
Portland, Maine, Sept. y, 1873. II
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In sweden. September let, to the wife of Gran
VILE Joruan daughter.
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Washington Richardson OF owner
unknown land bought of Slime
ON +. Halndcn, 80 Slt0 81 30
Mark Pease or owner unknown
homestead formerly taxed TO
q. + smith, 90 100 Is 20
Credit, Is %
Balance due, 80 90
Melvin L. Frank or owner unkn
part OF the Boston Hill tract
with all the white oak and 2nf
red and yellow oak timber, 30 22)0 80 60
Highway tax returned, 1890
$40 %
WILLIAM l.. DAVIS,
Treasurer of Denmark
Sept IL, 1878. l6
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Oddfellows' Lodges.

Pequawket Lodge, No. -. Browudeld, NEE
IT. aal 50 We,incsdts of each month.
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Annual Meeting of Oxford Go.
Agricultural society.

The members Of oxford County Asr.c1..W-s
Society are here 10y notified that the annual naief'
ing VIII be held on Wednesday oct. sth isis, AT
three O'Clock +. VI. In their Hail. ,
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As a remedy il is adequate, on which the pub
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Coughs, the fOrerunners of more serious dis
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Ayers
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such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
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Aud see the presses al our office, and
the beautiful little Caloric Engine used
to run them. We are always glad -
see our friends In the OXFORD DEM.
oCRAT OFFICE, particularly when
they owe Us small bills for which they
have the money and inclination 10 set.
tie Bring your boys along with you.
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!: JAMES s. WRIGHT, CLERK.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24
NOT TAI. ClME

The Beloit Free Press is urging the
nomination of q. G.. Johnson, pres
ent Commissioner of Immigration for
State Treasurer. We object: and
call the Free Press to order for saving
that the press of the state take the
view that Major Baeiz. present state
1 treasurer, should give way to new
man. This is not true (unless the
Free Press is TO be regarded as tie press
o! the state So far as we know the
press ef the state, it favors the re-
nomination of Major Baetz, by a
heavy majority" Mr.. Johnson now
holds an Office that was created for
him. and SO long as that Office exists
We shall not object to his filling it ;
but let him be careful let by his en-
dravor to reach higher, he be topplrd
from his present POSITION
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24
Another Fort Pillow.
100 Negroes MaoSaereA.

On Saturday April 18th, about
100 negros were butchered by unre-
pentant rebels at Coalfax Court
House, Grant Parish, Louisiana. -
The particulars. as we now under
stand them, are about as follows:
In default Of any legal election
last fall Governor kellogg appointed
a Sheriff. and other officers for the
Parish. These officers the rebel ele-
ment determined should not serve.
The appointed Sheriff. however, took
possession Of the Court House, and
being threatened expulsion, called a
posse, mostly of colored men to resist.
On Suntla :, the whites attacked the
sheriff and posse, driving them into
the Court House. The Court House
was then set fire to, and the negroes
compelled to flee. While escaping
from the burning building, scores OF
them were shot dead. and others who
surrend, red to the attacking party,
were taken in couples to the river
bank, shot and thrown into the water.
The FIRST accounts Of the affair
that reached the north, made it ap-
pear that the negroes were the insti-
gators OF the riot, and the onlv ones
to blame. The statement, however
that the blacks were 400 strong while
the white. We're only $50, yet the
former lost loo while the latter lost
only ,hree or four wounded. led Us
to suspect that the whites were
! not wholly bameless. Subsequent
accounts show plainly that the
affair, instead of being a riot ins, l.
gated by the negroes, was but a
barbarous hatchery, of defenseless
men. Democratic papers, of course
defend the bloody deeds of the muir
/ derers. and say the negroes got only
what they deserved, being the at
lacking party. We only ask these
! papers, how it happened that one
hundred blacks were killed and only
/ three or four white men wounded, il
/ the former outnumhered the later
! three to ohe; we've as we'll armed
and prepared for the conflict? We
know enough Of both parties to
know that, with equal advantages
three negroes are capable OF defend
ing themselves against one "chivral
rous Soniherner."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24
81 MMONS-kENNEDY.

TIE STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT
! fof Iowa County
Harriet Kennedy, Plaintiff, against David Ken.
needy, Defendants.
1h~ Sf0te of Wiieonsin to TIE ubope nam>A
Of~s'ddnt, Daead henaedy:
swer the complaint OF Harriet Kennedy the plxin.
rH III tins aciian, copy OF which viii he filed IN
the ONCE OF the Ci.rk of ,urr in aud ,er
Iowa County, Wisconsin and YOU are r,uuired to
serve a copy 81 Ao.r answer % the SAID coisIajni
The subscriber AZ his office in the city 81 Niu+r.
Point. 10 County. Visions H. wi h n 20 DAYS After
the service Of this summons YOU exclusive Of
The laid complaint within the TIM aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action gill ap ly TO the Court fer
the rrhet demanded i: the SAID Complaint
WITNESS. tlir Hon. j. Mihs, Judge Of said
Court, AT the village of Dodgev tile in said County
Thu, ilth day of November ia the year 1872
+. r. WEBER
Plaintiff s Attorney,
Residence. Mineral Point Wis.
STATE OF WI'CONSiN,
Iowa COUNTY. I hereby certify THAI
afte-aue and diligent search and inquiry, WAS un.
able to find the within named defendant, David
Kennedy, within the State
Witness, my hama his II h day Of November 1873.
JAMES Ryan. Sheriff
BY HUGH CoyNauGHrON,
Deputy sheriff.
Fees-traveled 90 miles-32 00-l2a6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

On the lss of April l.. II. Kellogg,
d mocrat, was elected Mayor of
Milwaukee, over II. LuIdington, Re
publican. by $50 majority. But
Kellogg was declared ineligible on
account of holding the office of coun-
ci!or, and new election was held
on the 22d. Both parties nominated
the same men, AMI the result is Lud-
ding'on's election by 1868 majority
carrying I OF the 8 wards. Has
Peck heard the news ?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

Accounts reach us Of the mos,
fearful snow and wind storm tina,
ragged III Missouri. Kansas aud Ne.
braska last Sunday. Houses were
hiowu down and uurooted, and scores
of people persisted IN the ruins and
from exposure TO the storm. In
some Parts Of the states mentioned
SNOW fell to the depth of SIX ieet.
and by the hurricane was piled in
drifts ten and twenty feet high.
Railroads in the line of the storm
were blockaded aud passengers suf.
tered greatly. The aggregate loss
OF life cannot vet he estimated.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

The people Of Texas have just cause
to feel Indignant at the proposed relrase
Of the Indian Chiefs Satanta and B;g
tree Captured. rs they were, in tlse
pursuit of massacre and pilIaxe, they
shonld have been shot wltlout mercy.
lnsterd OF this, they we're 6rst sentenced
to death, then accorded communication
Of sentence to imprisonment for life, and
it is now proposed TO send them hack TO
their tribes on fimsy promises Of go.d
behavior. The are nothing but whoIe-
sale marderers, and should have been
dealt with as such. The people Of the
West are becoming dlsguafed with hav.
ing the Indian policy wholly dictated by
Qnakers and Philadelphia philanthro-
plsts, who know no more about the true
character OF the savages than they do
about the topography Of the moon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24
Farm for Sale.

Anv one desiring TO purchase good ftrm cheap
can do % by apply ing To the undersigned The
premises described below to-wii The soufhwesi
quarter of Section = tow I. Range , east and the
essi half Of he Il. /. Section s. town 4, Range
east in the town OF Miiln. Iowa Co Wis bou, 4:
acres OF III. farm IL under pillow, well sup.ied with
respectful buildings and good running water hal
plenty Of timber. and 10 acre Of meadow Thu,
farm will be 8 Id at low price per acre, and on
terms easy exh be asked. The narrow guase rail-
road, now being built will pass within 20 rods Of thu
land.
Apply At the Tribune Office of the owners for
fnrt particulars. Psss ssion given this fall In
time to plo~, or any time IN The spring.
JOHN ALBEIT WHITE.
Sept. 23d, 1872. IT,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

An old trunk. which was sent on from
London to New York last month, and
WIS said to eantaIn wearin. apparel
which had been in use. has been seized,
by order Of the counsel of the Bank of
England When opened, it was found to
contain old clothes marked George Bid /.
WE'LL and in the clothes when unrolle,l
were found 1920. $50 Of the identical
United States bonds which were the
fruits Of the Bidweli- Mcdonnell foryer>
les This leaves the gang only $4,000
OF their p'under for fighting their way
throrsh the courts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

Ok Saturday night last, a train
was wrecked on the Erie railroad. by
a bridge having been wa, he'd away,
aud about ten people lost their lives,
anj twenty etners badly hurt. The
train was dashed down an emhank.
nlenf. and AT once took fire; MANY
who might otherwise have escaped
being burned 10 death before they
could be liberated lrom the ruins.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

Ex SENATOR CALDWELL prospers mu ,h
better financially than politically Tie
Court OF Claims has rendered judgment
in his favor tor 100000 the demand
growing out of the transportation ot
goods IN the Northwest in 1866 The
care will doubtless be appealed to the
Supreme Court, but there is little doub,
that the jud Sment Will be affirmed II
Caldwell shall determine, in view Of this
streak OF luck, to again take hand in
politics the people of kansas will need
u look we'll to their Legislature, or he
will become dangerous candidate for
his own suceessorship
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

Civil SERVICE 1t is now announced
that, as soon AS practicable after the re.
organization Of the new Civil Service
Commission, the rules prepared by the
old Commission will he 90 mod fled "a to
enlarge the authority of the appointing
power 30 as TO give greater scope and
discretion to the heads of departments in
the selection If suhordinates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24
EOREClOsURE SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA
~ County Circu Court
Daniel thinner Plant n. against Bridget Ssleov.p
Margaret Kelly. Thomas Kelly J.h, Sxleny.,
Bridget Neh n. John Mehan Maryl Bloom. John
Bio m. Joiianai Saienger. Ellen Saie,yrr Ca,h.r
inc Saenger, sarah Ann Salen.er aud James S.l
eng r, widow AMI h-irs IL, law of Lawrence SaI.n
gtr. deceased. Defendants
by virtue of ii ju gmeni orde OF foreclosure rem
dtred in the ahovc entitled action on the 9Th day NJ
April, u. 1873, al. o, he Goth day Of NAV
A ID 1873, al o'clock In the Afternoon AT the from,
u or of the Court House, in the village Of nod,e
Vile. in said County II Iowa. offer sale and .,
at public sutton The highest bidder, the foiiowinv
described moripaged premises situate lying and be-
ing ia the County OF Iowa and State OF Wisconsin
to wit The west hall 81 the S,u' beast quarter Of
section thirty six t3") town seven "a, range ~
east, CONTAINING eighty acres less. or 70
much thereof as will satisfy the IT One Hundred
aud Seventy Nine and 81 lao Dollars with interest,"
and
Dated Sheriff. Office this 9TH day OF April, ISIS
WILLIAM SANDS,
sheriff. Iowa Co Wis.,
j. p. SMELXER Plaintiffs Attorney l5w6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

HlGH MASONRY london papers Of
the 9Th state that at the banquet fol ow-
ing the installation Of the Prince oil
aies. as Grand Master Of the United
Orders of the Grand Conclave of Masonic
Knights Templar OF England and Ireland
His Royal Hishness announced that the
Qneen, already patrone2s of the craft
Of Masonry: would he patroness, like
wise, of their United Order.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

Mn. DrAR, the. only Peace Com
missioner who escaped the friendly
councils o! the Modocs unframed
announces the belief that there is no
longer any use ia trying the peace
policy with such Indians. His sa
gacIty IN arriving at such conclu
sion at so late day is not remarka
BILE, to say the least.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24
Avoid Quacks and Impostere.

NO Charge for Advice and Cancellation.
Dr y. r.. Dyot6, Graduate JEFFERSON Ae1ieol
GO1ege, Philadelphia author OF several valuable
works. can be consulted on all diseases of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (which he has me %
IN especial study either IN male or female. nd
natter from what cameo originating or Of how
him tn treat disease with success Cures eusr-
nteed. Charges reasonable. Thoee q dis.
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
H1 enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
- O1OIT, MD. Physician and Surxeon.
1O4 DuaneS New York, .
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

GENERAL CRooK. after shaving two or
three hundred Apache warriors. ha.
compelled the uncond tional surrender
OF NO OF the worst OF those tribes which
have, !"r twenty years past. successfully
deted the Government He bad big
talk With them, the Other day, and gave
them feast la eunelusioI and he
thinks h" has Contracted "A permanent
peace with them. 1t is to he hoped that
he has. lat 1t Il not Ia he forgotten that
II was just after big talk and big din
ner that Santanta and Ri. Tree perpe-
trated some very diaholical murders
and IT is pTesumable that after Gen
Crook fellows get their bellies full OF
sic'ual> they will he IN prime condition to
resnm" operations. Ii is possible. how
ever. that IT 80 thorough an officer IA
Gen. Crock is left in charge of them ,hey
VIII tie held In wholesome restraint. The
GoSernment started the other day to re-
lease Santanta and Biz Tree; hut the
Modoc affair has given it pause, and pos
sihiy n hide reflection will determin the
PRESIDENT not To set them at large at all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

A CURIOUS sample, of one phase at least,
Of Spanish RepnhIicanism is furnished
IN !, NV paper which has just appeared
at Madrid. called Los Descamis0dos 1.-THE
sh'rt'es>l viii advocates the dwelling
VI s"c'e'y, every thing in common from
authority I" women, war against the
family, war against poverty, and war
hgainst Cod. The programme of this
paper Is sufficiently comprehensive, to
say the least. The Shirtles~" pnrports
tie be one OF the Federal Republican
or.ans
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

N IA k< ~ E1sS
FLUID EXTR ACT BUCHu.
Is the only Known Remedy for Irights, Dis
ease, ana mas cured every case OF Diabetes in
ofthe Bladder and Inflammation of the Kidneya.
Ulcerat0n or the Kidneys ard Bladder Retsn
ton OF Urine Diseases OF the Prostate Gland
stone In the Bladder Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit.
s ana MUG ,1ror Milky hi charges. ard for I'm
fcebled and Delicate Constitutions of beth SEXES
attended with the following symptoms Inrs
OF Power. Loss of Memory. Difficulty OF Breath.
ing, Weak Nerves, " akefuiness. Pain in tie
Back. Flushing OF the Body, Eruption on the
Face. Pallid Countenanc,, Lassitudc Of the
System. etc.
Used by persons in the decline or change OF
lie. AFTER confinement or labor pains bci.wet
ing in children etc
In many affections peculiar to ladies. the TX.
tract Bnchu is unequalcd by any other remedy
Aeln Chlor"s's or Retention. Ir egularity Pain.
luines. or Suppression Of Customary Eyacuationa
liberated or Schirrus state OF the Uterus len.
corrhaa or Whites, Steiility, and for ali com
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwives for enfeeblcd and delicate coustiu-
IONS OF both sexes and all ages.
KEAI-EY'5 EXTRACT BUCHU.
-Cnres Diseases Arising from Jnp,y1.nn.s
A1tts OF Dtsstp1tiOa. ETC., In all their stsers sf
little expens little or no changein diet NO In.
convenience, ana no exposure. 1t causes . ire.
thereby removing Obrtruct-ons' Preye, fino And
curing StHctut cs Of the Ure.A ,'lavinc Pain
and Inflammation. SO frequent in this class fdia.
eases. and cxpelling all Poisonous matter
hARNEY'J EXr7ACr BUCHu.
$lWpcr bottle or six bottles for g co. deliyeret
70 any address, secure from observation. Sold
a'1 REsRS sas5yxh eo SeP p"sd. y
70 whom all letters for information should be
addressed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24

We stated last week that Hon Nj. N
Strong bad gone to O hkosh to confer
with the o6rers of the Wisconsin Mid.
lsnd Rail~ay Company. He returned
on Friday las, and we learn from him
that he met the Directors at OsLkosh
and learned from them fully their object
and prospects Of the company, which
were entirely satisfactory to him. He
has also furnished Ne With cireula.
issued by the incorporators, which We
publish and commend to the care!u! con-
sileration Of our reaiers:
oByEcr AND BENEFITS OF TIM WISCONSIN MID
lss.- LAND RAILROAD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-24
10 rHE people, ALONG ITS LINE.

Ro ts-Fron Oshkosh TO Oa,ro. EuYeku. Esr
In, hoaceton, -Hontetio. Portage City,
Hianeconne Pra;sie da >.Ie. SaukCify,
.Are,ta. R,dge.rdy DAttgeriAe. Mineral
Point Belmont, I4afteuiXe. aud
f.yyDfY(J,R