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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-29

| ing with pains and cramps, always sure to i'm
| medlately cure. Depot, Wilmington, Fourth
and King streets rhila'da, COZ Arch street.
| Use Dr. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam for
coughs, sore throat and lung complaints, the
best remedy sold in Wilmington, it cannot be
| eXeelled. Depot, Wilmington, Fourth and
King streets Phld'a Depot, G02 Arch street.
Lawn, grass ana flower seeds, at SO5 King st.
Go to No. 305 King street and get your gar
den and flower seeds.
Very choice lot of onion sets, and so pounds
Of choice red and yellow Danver Onion Seed
Tor sale at 305 King street, Wilmington.
Dreer's extra early peas, Carter's first crop
Tom Thumb, Little Gem, French sugar peach
toaetner with all the varieties of seeds, at sos
King street, fresh and genuine.
The best family flour at No. sos King st.
HATS CAPS One Price No Abatement
Spring styles now ready. The cheapest stort
in the city, Rumford Bros, 404 Market sueet
third door about Fourth street. apl 6-3m
:iuRIl q walraven advertise hats and cap.
at greatly reduced rates, at No. 422 Marke
street.
You will find at Curry's hat Store, Ala Mar
ket street, very elegant assortment of silk, al
s, naca and Scotch bingham umbrellas which ar,
bei,,l sold at greatly reduced prices. feb st
sion a, rYrrys hat store, No. Ala Market st
ana examine m Snd children at reduced nrices
All the new styles being received as soon a
thew are in the market. feb Off
Chinese Tea Pots, at Wilmington Tea Hous
II L. 4th street.
A II. GRIMSHAw, Broker, No. 4 W. 1nffa
n. negotiates loans sells real estate, rents houses
collects rents. Agent, sale OF Bonds Northern Psci
hc Railroad, Drafts on England, Ireland and all part
of the Continent of Europe. oct
Splendid English Breakfast, only Sl.00 at th
Tea Store, ! +, 4th street. Established 1867
Houston & Prizer.
Old Government Java, choice Maricaibo, fin
est LaGuayra, choicest Rios, for sale at tb
lowest prices, Houston & Prizer, establishe
1867.
For big bargains in boots and shoes go :
, Prettyman's cheap boot and shoe store, ~
Market street, Sd door below End, west side.
The Broadway spring style of black silk ha
now resdy,a Dubell's, No. East Ord street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-30
CTATE OF WISCONSIN,

~ Iowa County-Circuit Court.
Charles Sherman, Plaintiff, against George Gold.
thorp, Anton Kroll, John Topp, John Nondorf
Defendants
To George J. Goldthorp, Anton kroll, John
Tropp and John Noudorf Defendants above banned
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint of Charles sherman, Of the county OF
Iowa, State of Wisconsin, Of which copy is here.
with served upon you, and to serve copy OF your
answer to the complaint on the subscribers, at their
office, In the city of Mineral Point within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day
OF such service and If YOU fail TO answer said
plant, as hereby required, the Plaintiff will take
judgment against you for three hundred and twenty.
five dollars with interest thereon at the rate OF ten
per cent per from the 23d day of August, 1878
besides costs of this action.
The complaint In this action filed in the Office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Iowa County
Wisconsin, at the village of Dodgevie, in said
county, the It'll day OF March, 1874.
Dated at Mineral Point, Wis, February 9th 1874,
WILSON b JONES,
13w7 Plaintiff 5 Attorneys
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-30
FREE CUBA.

Senator Carpenter has introduced
resolution into the Senate, declar-
atory of the independence of Cuba,
and the strictest neutrality between
the United States and Spain. The
resolution is said to have caused
great excitement in Diplomatic cir
cles, and among those having charge
of our Foreign relations. Whether
the present is the best time for this
declaration is a matter of doubt,
whatever may be the sympathies of
our people on the subject. The idea
of "Free Cuba" is pleasant one to
cherish, and if an expression of
opinion would hasten its realization
there would be little objection. But
a declaration such as proposed
would most likely lead to complica-
tons not generally anticipated. Be
sides it is questionable whether the
Cuban patriots have established a
government on such basis as would
justify recognition. The facts are
distorted by the newspapers, and
are best known to the department
of foreign affairs. The last fight in
Cuba was disastrous to the patriots,
who must redeem their laurels be-
fore claiming rights as an independ-
ent nation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-30

WISCONSIN seem to be playing a
prominent part in Arkansas politics.
Brooks, the contestant for Govern
or, was chaplain Of the I'd Wiscon-
sin Cavalry, and Whitlock the
Judge, who gave the snap judgment,
was a member Of the same regi-
ment They both settled in Arkan-
sas at the close of the war, much to
the relief OF this state, as one might
Judge from their present course.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-30
200 Acre Farm for Sale.

A desir able farm, consisting Of 100 acres Of
Praire-situ lted about miles from Mineral Point
city on the Wadwick road--and 40 acres of good
young timber, miles distant from the prairie, Is
offered for sale cheap and on good terms 155 acres
Of the prairie are fenced, and 60 acres In cultiya
ton y young orchard Of 100 apple trees, good
well, house and stables on the place ANY one
wanting to purchase get this farm AT BAR.
GAIN Address or apply to the Undersigned,
WIN. FiTXSIM0NS.
Mineral Point. March ID, lsT4-1Om3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-30
CTATE OF WISCONSIN :
~ Iowa County Circuit Court.

~ Iowa County-Clrcult Court
John ii Vivian Plaintiff, against James Collins and
Catharine Collins, defendants.
By virtue of Judgment order of foreclosure rem
dered in the above entitled action the 18th ay Of
April, A. D., 1873, shall on the sth day of June
b 1874 at O'Clock rl tho afternoon, at the front
door ofthe Court Hoese in the village OF Dodgeyie
In said county Of Iowa offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder the following described mortgaged
premises situate, lying, and being in the county Of
Iowa and state OF Wisconsin, to-wit; The north half
of the north west quarter of section number thirty.
six (36l in township number FIVE t5l, north of range
number four a. east of the fourth principal NERD
ian containing eighty acres, more or less, much
thereof as will satisfy the of six hundred and
ninety-fve dollars with interest and costs
Dated Shsrif's Office this 2ist day of April, AID
1874. WILLIAM SANDS,
Sheriff Iowa Co., Wis.
Strong 4 Weber, Plaintiffs Attys. l7-6w.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-30
Farm for Sale or Rent.

The undersigned offers for sale or rent his farm
situated in Section %. about miles northeast from
Mineral Point city, consisting of 100 acres 70 Of
WHICH under pillow, aud balance mostly good
young timber, surrounded by good fence. good
house barn 30x36 two wells and living stream Of
water the place. Terms Of sale sui 900 down
balance in time to suit the purchaser; or will be,
rented on good terms II it cannot be sold
ALFRED BERRY.
Mineral Point, March I'd, 1SI4-l0m3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-30
OWK NEW MACHINE

: L larger than some Of The $50 machines WIN
do every description Of sewing Hem Fell,
: Tuck. Seam, Quilt, Braid, Cord, Bind, Gather,
Bunie, Shirr, Plcate, Fold, scoliop, Roll, En-
broider. Run up Breadths, &c, sc. VIII sew
ANYTHING needle win 20 through, Nukes he
: cii0naest stitch kaO1cu, SO strong that the
cloth win tear before the seam viii rip apart
: Has self adjusting straight needle, reliable
: accurate feed direct notion no complication
Z ~ rorgs ar cams to oil or get out Of order, is
siIenf easy working. light running, very TAP
J IA smooth and correct, quickly understood
: and easily managed
The inventors Of those excellent machines
: can he relied upon as upright and responsible
{ mon well worthy of the confidence and pat
: ronage of our Nhr Stah teaHrrs, --"oFheiH
: CbaWcA Standard, y. Y. Dec. 9th.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-30
ORDERS RECEIVED,

: and machines promptly forwarded to any :
: address on receipt Of the following cash :
: nrices; =
: SlNGI + MACHINES for samplesor
q private use, plain STYLES WIN
aaJnsIa ~, {, eF E,-i.1 nh .arin,
n lnE ~ 'Et,ri,,,s,iiatauss $40 Each :
n,Sn,, .l's' s;tt, sy,r, Nh. Fable is
MAilNtS MIX i,, i lA.,e a''g baif
n,ninet s,,Ie ...... so "
NJ ICUINEs Min enclosed Table full
=. cabinet style. -. .... 40
- ,t.h ,,,rtir,s at 40 are ,rpClSply he same 4
as those OF higher pIlcf IN, onS o HUG, Lat
Z Table and Ireadle, while those Of higher !
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-30

Executive Mansion, April ~, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
FOREIGN NOTES.

A Havana telegram states that hre proke
out yesterday in the foundery and shpyards OF senior
Znlueta at Casabanca, and they were threatened Win
total destruction. high wind prevaieu anu tne
wharyes aud Shipping in the vicinity were III DANGER
According to advices from the Sandwich
I,lauds TO Jan a. the health OF King Lunalo is much
improved The approaching election excites much In
teresf Mr. Windenian has rendered ms resignation
ono ~ the Justlces Supreme Court. The British
on nboat Teuedos Is at Honolulu.
Auckland advices to Dec. 20 state that con-
timed disturbances reported among the natives
Enc east coast of NewZeaand. The Maori King his
SON were paying friendly visits to the settlers. The
harvest promised be abundant In the colo
the wheat crop will show falling of There Is great
demand for labor various parts OF the colonies Trade
with the Islands Of Fl and other groups in the South
Sea s Increasing The sugar trade is to receive
petus by the establishment Of sugar refnerics. The
feeling growing stronger In favor OF the
OF Fiji Great Britain The action OF certain German
residents at Leonkai. recent OCCASION in preparing
resist the governments by force OF arns and the pro-
ceedlngs at Nas0Oa, where about 100 uDarmed white
driven hack aud matreated by 100 fUans
armed to the teeth has elected general feeling IN the
colonies that England should assume the SOW
eregnty OF these islands, It announced BY the Min
isry Of Ministers will proceed under IN
sructons via Honolulu TO Washington, and most hkeiy
TO Europe for tho purpose OF pressing upon the great
powers the claims the British 10 the fun recognition
OF their rights ut Vii Leyu An ner-rimi dspae Rad
arisen the natives OF Nalawa and The Dainira
people resulting collision ia which lives were lost
This 10 an old dispute OF years standing.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Mon,


The Senate Commiree on Privileges and Elections
dav took up OF the contest between Messrs.
snencer and Sykes both claiming the seat
ator from Alabama. Mr.. Spencer attended
hy Representative White OF Alabama and W..
T. Chandler as counsel. aud Mr.. Sykes by Gen.
Morgan of Alabama as bis counsel. The Con-.
,n,t,se notified the counsel TO be prepared
~ .nnounce next Thursday. what line OF argument
tbev propose 10 follow, and the number Of witnesses
hsy nroposed calling. The Committed then adjourned
til Thursday.
The Pres,dent has recognized Frearich Hnke Con-
sui Of the German Empire at New-iork; August Feisel
"a viceC Consul OF the German Empire at New-lork; and
Erebsen as Vice Consul OF Denmark IN aud for tie
state of Maryland s..
eb Cushing said to-day that he intends leaving for
Madrid early in February ~.
The frat action ever taken by Congress 10 restore
,,o tne public domain n forfeited Hand grant was
the paae to-day ofa bill offered 10 the House BY MT
~, rI of California in relation TO the grant 10 local
i,, III In that aLe, which has failed 10 comply with
H. ,,,is under which 1t accepted The grant - ph
'tool that ts bill viii be followed " VtDerstphWs
nj ru.ls OF uobS juiycI tAb.e. O. f,.. 4 . .t.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
THE INsURRECTIoN IN CUBA.

ENGAGEMENT NEAR MANZANIILo-GEN. EsrOSpA
REINFORCED.
HAVANA, Jan. 2J.-The VOs de Cabd says the
situation at Manzano Is unsatisfactory. hight had
taken place on the outskirts OF the city between body
of insurgents and some Spanish guerIias.
Gen. Esponda's column has been REINFORCED by troops
from Santiago de Cuba and has arrived at Holgnim.
HAVANA Jan. 26.-The steamer ISABEL Ia Catoiico has
cone to Gbara to embark troops for Guananamo, which
is threatened by the insurgents.
Gen Portia has ordered the removal Of several de-
tachments OF troops which have for long time been
guarding the cultivated zone OF Puerto Principe.
It expected that important orders Will DC hsued oy
Captain General Jovellar tomorrow.
Insurgent prisoners report that VnGente Garcia has
assumed the Ministry OF War and Gen. Maces has sue
ceeded him in the command of his column
Some troops having left Manzanilo for Bayamo, re
enforceme nts sadly needed at tine former place.
The troops In the jurisdiction OF Trinidad have de-
feated band OF insurgents at Arroyo Pnas The latter
fed eastward but pursued and several captured
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
THE AMERICAN ORDER OF INDEPENDENT
CHANGERS.

ALBANY, Jan. 26.-The preliminary EIecu.
tive Committee to-day decided hold :he meeting foS
perfecting the organization OF the American Order OF
independent Grangers in this city Tuesday, feb
H. ana the Secretary. s. Draper Vas instructed TO-
extend Invitations to such citizens OF the State a. tho
Convention may approve or the Orderi 10 IN.
tended to meet the present issues ip relation to
transportation and other questions relating 10 indus
trial interests, and is rendered necessary by tho
exclusion OF all but farmers from the Oranges Of the
Patrons Of Husosndry IL Is understood that some Of
the most influential members Of both branches Of tho
Legislature will participate in the organizations.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 rHp TRIBUNE ]

lBY TnLsGRLPH TO THp TRIBUFs.l
WASHINGTON Jan. 26.-Ihe House Committee on
Banking and Currency came to some very important
conclusions to-day, Stimulated, no doubt, to this
early action by natural jealousy at seeing the
WAYS and Means Committee reporting Currency
bills was determined to proceed at once to sketch
the outlines OF bill to be matured at subsequent
meetings and reported to the House at as early a
date as practicable. For this purpose the Commit
tee proceeded to vote upon number of PROPOSE
fiona 1t was at first decided to report ad-
versely upon Mr. Kelley's 1865 bill. The ques-
ton. "Sbould the National banking system be
abolished 7" then put and decided In the mega
tive. The same disposition was made OF the prop
osition to substitute greenbacks for National bank
notes Having got these questions out OF the way,
the Committee went in series OF votes, TO lay
out plan for bill to improve the present banking
system. The following were agreed upon as the
leading features of the bill:
First: That the restriction on the total amount OF
bank circulation shall be repealed winch Is equivalent
10 free banking under the provisions OF the
present law except modified by the Committees bill
Second That the requirement that banks shall Keep
reserve Of greenbacks In their vaults TO redeem tneir
notes shall be repealed and that instead every bank
shall deposit in the Treasury greenbacks amounting 10
5per cent Of its circulation as fund for the redeInp
ton OF notes, and shall keep this reserve good
Third: That banks shall not be allowed to pay or re-
ceive interest on deposits with each other
Fourth That country banks shall be required TO keep
their deposit reserves at home.
F;fh That gold banks shall be Above TO issue notes
TO the amount per only of their bonds instead
Of co. at present.
Ii IS understood that only three members of the
Committee voted against reporting bill ombnng
these features and that these Messrs. Hawley,
Phelps, and Mitchell. The Committee subsequently
agreed to report adversely upon the Postal Savings
Banks bii but in order to give the friends OF the
measure opportunity to advocate 1t in the Hopse
it was arranged that the bill with the adverse Ie-
port should be put Oh the calendar for discussion in
Committee of the Whole
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
NEW BILLS IN THE sESATE-iNPORrANr Lb"FSLA
TON PROPOSED IN iHE ASSEMBLY.
SENATE Ian. 26, 1914.

TON PROPOSED IN iHE ASSEMBLY.
sENATE......AL ALBANY, jan ~. isis
The Senate met at 7:30 p. 10.
The CHAIR presented the report OF the Newforh Inc
fant Asylum also the report from the Auditor OF canas
relative 20 tolls the canals for the coming year.
Senator BOOTH presented the fourth annual report %
The trusteee OF the Lenox Library.
BILLS NIRoDrcED
By Senator TOBEY-ro amend Chapter 32s of the Laws
OF 1865 relative TO insurance by adding the following 40
the end of section first: Every company Organized
under this act il hereby prohibited from hereait"-
making any contract with any other fe health ~ cas-
ualty company To rensure any rlsk or rhS
undertaken by IT, except upon the written eoneb ." he
policy-ho!der interested"
BY Senator kISG-To repeal the laws relative 10 th@
draining Of marsh lands. .
By Senator BRADLEY-To amend the laws relative fn
snn mary proceedings by amcnliDS Section ~ OF Ar-
Revised Statutes, by adding: Where any person shaiu
own and continue possession or real cSt3" wIc
shall have been sold pursuant to the foreeosnre OF
mortgage thereon. or BY virtue oil an execution
BY Mr. WooD-Io authorize magistrate 10 admit 10
bail pending examination or trial Of persons charged
with OnenseS. m -.
BY Mr. JACoBs-Relatye to illing low lands In tho
City OF Brooklyn. 49,
Ry Mr. BRADLPY-To amend the third section ~ title,
XIV chapter WILL part III. or the Revised statutos by
adding the following: "By serving copy VI snch NOTES
least IA days por to the TIME ert specimen or hs
sale upon the agor his personal represent
and upon the subsequent grantees aud all persons nav
ing lien. by under Judgment upon the mDrtg3geh
premises subsequent 10 such mortgage whose convey
upon aud of record at tue time OF the rat pub
caton of the notice. VI LIelr personal TepresehtaN's
The bill to extend time for the collection OF tases
passed
The bill relative to surogates courts advanced.
Ad.ouraed.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
A RUMORED DUEI.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. pa special Washing
ton dispatch TO Ihe Ereia9 Telegraph says r9morcd
here this morning that arrangements are being made
for duel between Jefferson Davis and Senator Henry
= Foote Of Mississippi II Is also sad thst Tue dnr -
pronabiy based the correspondence which sppeai'd
IN the Washington newspapers. o. n. "ta.lL
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.
POUR SETS OF RESOLUTIONS FROM THE TENNESSEE


WASHINGTON, Monday. Jan. 20. 1874. u
The Legislature OF Tennnesse is doing a wholesale
business in the way OF advising Congress To-day four
sets Of resolutions emanatng from that body. were read
in the House One favored system OF crop and weather
reports should be thoroughly national and inter-
national" second recommended liberal appropria-
ton for the Centennial IN order to make the Exhibition
thoroughly national and International" This phrase
appears 90 TO delight law that they
use il Oh every possible occasion. third asked Con
gress improve the navigation OF the Ono, Cumber-
land, and Tennessee Rivers and fourth denanded the
massage of law placing the soldiers OF the Mexican
war and Of the Indian OF 1886 upon the pension
rolls on footing with those OF tho war OF lel2
TIE REMOVAL OF INDIANS FROM MEXICO BACK TO
THEIR RESERVATIONS.
The First Controller OF the Treasury decided last Sum-
mer that the appropriation for removing the rowing
bands OF Kickapoos and Pottawatomes from Mexico
back their reservations in the Indian Territory had
lapsed on June 80. Commissioners Atkinson and VIII
ams were al that time engaged In the work OF remov-
ing of these whom they had collected
and persuaded to undertake the journey The decision
OF the Controller has prevented them from fulfilling
their promises TO the make them presents
arriving In the Territory, and TO suosst them until
urging prompt reGnaetment of the APPROPRIATION The
object OF removing these bands was 10 HSp tne oepre
dations upon the Rio Grande frontier of Texas
GEN. VAN BURENs NOMINATION RECOMMIrTED.
The nomination of Col. Thomas b. Van Buren, ss Con-
AMI to Yedo has been recommtted to the Senate CONT
tee ON Commerce, and there Is possibility that there
will be sufficient opposition TO make IL desirable for the
President to withdraw mis- The opposition IL
entirely account Of the trouble which arose
while Mr.. Van Buren, was Commissioner
10 10 be prompted by Minister Jav, with whom Mr. Van
Burens relations were not Of friendly character The
cn,nt OF the injustice done him, and indicate that the
Government had confidence in his ability and integrity;
and there wOuld probably be obstacle TO his conrma
not for
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NE WS.
THE ATCHEENESE WAR.

TIE PRINCIPAL STRONGHOLD OF The ATCIEENEsE
CAPTURED THE DUTCH.
THE HAGUE, Monday, Jan. &c, 1874.
Dispatches from Padang, Sunatra, announce
that Kraton the principal stronghold OF the Ateheenese
has been captured by the Dutch expeditonay FORCES
with small loss
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

opponents Of the National banking system that the
monopoly. they term it, protects itself against
hostile legislation by 90 identifying Congressmeh
with it that their personal interests will influence
their votes on all questions arising affecting the
banks. Before to-day, no member ever attempted
to get positive information to the strength OF the
bank interest IN Congress. Perhapsit was IN we"
Of the fact that the House will soon be called 70
vote upon free banking bill that Mr.. Buckner
took this time for his movement. Under the ne"
rule il required majority on o vote by teuers 10
bring the resolution before the House, and enable
its mover to get Yea and Nay vote upon IT, Inc
vote was 7s to n, the resolution barely escapeo
being rejected without any record being made. on
the roll-ca the Yeas 146, and the Nays s6 less
than the necessary two thirds voting in the afnrm
ativc The negative vote was undoubtedly maze
up in large part of bank stockholders, but 1t also
comprised number of members who opposed the
resolution az an unwarrantable prying into the pr
vate business affairs of Congressman.
After the roll-cal, Mr.. Poland said he was Presi-
dent and director of bank, and would like TO
know whether it was proper for him to vote. The
Speaker declining decide tho question. Mr. Poland
voted No. As soon as the result was announced, MI.
Kellogg offered resolution requiring every memDer
to make schedule of all his property real ana per-
sona and statement of how he came by it, but tho
Speaker promptly refused to entertain the PROPOSE
tiOn and stopped any further nonsense OF the SORT
by Immediately putting to vote motion to take up
the West Virginia election cases.