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combine all modern improvements IN Watch
making.
These Watches were awarded the Grand Prize h.
the Paris Exposition OF 1897 for the best riorm-
| ancc and grea est accuracy in adjustment; and as
further guarantee that h are equal to the bestMe
annex names OF some Of the most respectable deal
ers In the trade WAC ha, tested them Tor years ana
will vouch for the accuracy of our statements;
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}. smith, Saratoga sps H. W, Suang' himira' N
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II. Bochkisa, Buffalo, n. Hyde 4 Bettys' AuburT
b. X Chase & Co., Rut j. A. Clark, Batavia, N
J II Ora Grant. Troy. Pa. II. Coweu & Co., Cleve
q. W. Luce Xenia Ohio land, o.
| A. Lowell. Portland, Me, o. H. Ford, New Hoven
Ohio. Nichols & Isenthal, To
A. l.. Burrrnk, worces edo. Ohio.
! ter. Maes Geo. Embr y, Morrow, 9
W. 5; Taylor, Utica, New G. Bills Canandaigva, wa
| York. y. lie Grys Wortl
Evans 4 Manning, Bing- Cambridge, N. y;
! hamton, N. y. d. B Buell. Il Co, Har
J Dunlap & Baker, Man ford, CT.
chester, N. II. C. Wyman, ST. Albans
NY. :N'"''"' ''"''' W kirk, W winsted
Ashtabula. o. o. '''" John b Morriss. Cincin.
Weld Bros, LOckport, n. natl o. -
Y. John W. Tyler, Scranton,
BaiIIctte & Weld Water Pa.
loo. Iowa. |. II. Grant, lToF, ~ l.
Carpenter IL Bro, BRr- n. 7. kilburn, Cory,
iington Iowa. Pa.
Fergus, II a Ctapp, Indianapolis, Ind.
And a Ia rge number OF Others throughout the
Uni ed States. For further particulars, ask your
matchmaker to see them, or address
QUIN HE q kRUGLER
Wholesale Agents in the United States, Salesroom,
Is Maiden Lane, New York
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AVOID ouAcKs AND IMposTEgS

No CHARGE FOR ADVICE AND CONSULTATION,
DR. J. B DyOtt. graduate of Jefferson college
PhiIadIphfa AM nor OF several Yaluabe works, can
e consulted uu all diseases II sexual OF Urinary
Organs which he ha mace an especiai study
either in male ct female. 40 matter rom MhS'
cause ori igiuating or OF how long stan ing. prac
tce OF ~ V, arr enabcs him to treat diseases WITH
success Cures guaranteed Charges rea-on .hle-
svmntoms and eucl1sihg stamp to prepsy post ge.
send.for the GUIDE TO HEALTH Price 10 cents.
JBDYOTr, N D. Physician and surgeon.
14 Duane Street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUSEMENTs-THIRD PAGE-First columns.
!.srn0hoGySsroosD As. .SSS r4eHIseeond aS., column
SSxsB SSxSBESS SsS SG6i5s
IKE hssfs s5A saLsacssS ssns
susssss p4crsx.h col.
SS.E gs4a7A sSs ss9
cLEkks AND is%LEsMEN-srcosD PAar--sixth col.
coACHMRN AND GARDENERS PAcr-sixth til
coAsTWisE sTEAMsH1Ps-sEcosD PAcr-First and
Observation-Disclosures PAen-sixth column.
G3uNTKY ,i, M BqAKp1s ARD SECOND PAcKnEenrth eoiu mn.
6FppRNIsHEp.EIss1 Ep + g p, PAes-Foarth column.
EUR6rE.arnsr PAcp--si1th column.
Faeaa,s sna s
Rooas 1Sb ApaRTaEsrs TO
FIRST PAGE-Fourth column
hsHS sSp% P1cpsxn
HELf WANTED-MALEs-s.cosD PAcr-sixth col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.-FrRsr PAcE-Third aud
sss% r.es-ynn
nonT p.G.g; .na
SSshs PncsFt s0.siRn column
nEDlCAL-SEcoND PAGK-Second column.
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MIsCELLANEoUs PAcE-Fiah column.
NV fS.a% sasams,..h column
fxSSFokfEs ORGANS, f'' sS"HaiaD sSl0%a r4cr-prs.
sE5z7sss
eSH na& fSa% FOR SALE OR TO
REAL RS1IE ftasHs1s
and fourth Columns.
RELIGIOUS NOTCEs-sEcoSD PAcE-Frst and sec.
Ond columns.
REwARDS-FIasT PAeE-second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGs-
Sixth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-NALEs-srcoxp PAGr-sixth
SPECIAL No1IcEs-F1Rsr PAcH-second and third
sPoRTiN1-DOGS BIRDS, &C.-FrRsr PAGr-Third
BTORAGE-FIRsr PAGK-Fourth column.
SUMNER RESORTS-SecoND PAGE-tith column
The TRADES-SECoNp PAGK-Fitth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-F1Rsr PAGE
rRAvELLERs' GUiDE-SEcoND PAGE--second column
ONFURNiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
FIRST PAGE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &O.-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth col
wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
WHITESToNE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
SECOND PAGE-ThiEd column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth col
umn.
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STORAGE.

uAEoERs " wAREHousBs RIGHTH AvENUE, From RON
Ill Thirty third to Thirty fourth street, and 282 Ninth
avenue Storage for furniture, baggage, goods and
every description in separate closed compar
ments; always ssible Night patrol receive goods
At ~ Aours and furnish shetAr tar loaded wasnns
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RELIGIOUS NO rICEs.

THIRTY FOp RTH STREET sYNAGoGUE-TBE REV.
i Dr. Vedaver will preach his farewell Sermon prior
TO his departure for san Francisco this onng at i0
O'Clock.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

6O00 WILL PURCHASE EXTENSION TOP
PLOO Phae on pole and shafts city made. m good
order bargain Can be examined at stable corner Of
Henry and Clark streets, Brooklyn.
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CALOON STEAMERS WYOMING AND GEORGE T.
- O1yphant run daily, charter, with barges Re-
public. Chicago, Baldwin, Sarah smith aud Caledonia
TO Excelsior Grove Eageswood, Rartan Beach, Gold
posite Christopher street ferry. Open evenings
- II. R. CROSSETT
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"A West sixteenth street

A STORES ON THlRTIETH STREET, NEAR SIXTH
"A avenue nl6 and hS, to iet suitai le baker
butcher barber shoemaker, cigar milk depot Apply
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- the beautiful City of Elms"-Ne and elegant
steamer 2. Y. NoKTLAM leaves Peck slip at 5A NJ,
Twenty third street, East River o:l5 A. NJ and New
Haven, returning at II sor.M; The view along Long
Island sound and around New Haven Bay the tril
unsurpassed Fare for round "Trip, 81 No charge fos
herth
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MO: As BROADWAY, CORNER OF PEARL STREET -
~ TO lei, three Offices. together separate, with
heat, gas and wate-. Apply TO 4. b. HUrCHlNGs, No.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
-. -,
NY ONE HAVING FINE DIAMOND EARkNOBS
"A weighing two carats each, to sell cheap, can ind
cash customer by describing and addressing A. b. Her
AID Office.
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nEERFoOT PARK.-TRoTTING FOURTH OF JULY,
ASP NJ Purse Of $780, horses that never beat 10
Owners b. m. Lady Bianch
J. Jarvis b r. Dutch John
B. Snediker's &. g. stranger.
Owners b. III. SweetmeaL
r. =. Brasel b. g. Today.
G. Hopkins b. &. Newbridge Boy.
q. wright's g. q. Uncle Joe.
Owners b. 6. Happy Boy
L. 8. HammIs Or. R Geo. Henry
y. SAME DAY.
Purse 5000, for horses that never beat . %
william 1hom's br x. Phil o. Mel, Jr
Dr. Heard's z. g. Pollock.
Daniel Dunlay's 8. =. Thomae JEFFERSON, il.
q. Walkers b. m. Lady Annie.
George Wrightss s. 9: Tom Coihna
VIM. MCMAHON, Proprietor,
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NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1874.


- -....... sPECIAL NOTICES.
FTRANsLATING, PUBLISHING AND ADVERTISING
all anguages); Catalogues, Pamphlets, Correspond
81 Park row, room Is
1914 i776.
10 r. The members and friends Of the Henry Smith
Club are cordially invited TO attend collation. 10 be held
at their club rooms, 40 Whitehall street, on saturday,
July at2P NJ JAMES LEE, President
GEORGE w. GAsTLN, Secretary.
0100 0AO ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-OF-
P1OO.OOO. fetal drawings on nie $i5O,0M cash
Gifts Circulars, with ful particulars sent free. Address
P. C. DEvLIN Statioper and General Agent ~ Liberty
street.
SH7S 000 IN LEGAdIEp! !. KENTU0KY El,C. s. STATE e,l
business established 80 years Circulars for the above
single number lottery, Havana plan. Address
BAILEY CO., box 4M New York Post office.
sEORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, sc.
LNRANCIS BUTLER'S VALUABLE STOCK OF I'M
ported Dogs, Poultry, &C. Il selling at sacrihce
No. 3Peck slip N. B.-Medicines for all diseases
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NorICE.-THB MAILS FOR EUROPE
for the week ending Saturday July 1874 will close
Al this Office as follows -On Tuesday, at IL NJ or
wednesday. a. u and P; on Thursday, ny A. NJ
gu" '' r. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
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PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
hGEsSRS. KREMER l. co, AMERICAN REGISTER,
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD. AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM
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MO. 500 BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE STREET -
IN To let TWO Onces, together separate. Apply To
A. b. HUTCHIk0S No. 80 John street
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JDEaUIAR SUNDAY MORNING RoAT FOR KEY
II port landing at Elissbethport Union LSnding M1ss
WHITE, Captain J. \: Davis issves B''cay street.
NnYtb River at9:ib A. Y
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EXCURSIONS.

DEMOvAL OF STATEN ISLAND FERRY FROM PIEH
LII 10 North River TO foot OF whitehall street. south side
OF the Battery Boats leave halfpast every hour daily,
excepting the Il 80 and 80 sunday half past everJ
nour), Tor New Brighton snug Harbor, West brighton,
Port klchmond and Elm Park. Fare 10 cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-04

VIJEsTMINsTER CHURCH, WEST TwENTY.sEC-
w ond street between Sixth and Seventh avenues
i0H A. NJ and at O'Clock p. NJ Young peoples Or aver
meeting at IA r. NJ, to which all are Invited.
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DEGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW
burg, landing at fonkers Iona Island. West Point,
Cold spring and Cornwall The avorite steamer AkKOW'
SMITH. captain James sherman. leaves Fulton Terry,
Brooklyn. At A. West Eleventh street. North River,
at 5 and Twenty third street. North River At O'Clock
Fare for the excursion, Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-04

CTHAMER ESCoRT-FOR THE FISHING BANKS,
leaves every day from foot of Twenty second street,
North River, at "a n pier D foot q spring street,
North River at $50 A M pier No. North River At
A. M Music ana refre shments board lines bait &c I;
Fare-,entlemen, 81. ladies, 80 cents. VIII make an
axtra excurAon Safn1laY. Fourth of July. Fare, 81
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A NO. l BUSINESS CORNEk- EIGHTH AVENUE
IA northwest corner of Fteth street to let; wouii
divide II: terminus Manhattanve cars by mere chance
this splendid portunity Is now offered. Apply imne
diately at 79l Eighth avenue
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installation by the Presbyery New York of the
Rev. George D. Mathews as pastor OF the Westminster
congregation, will take pace on Monday evening July
at o'clock, when the Revs. Dr. John Thompson. ID.
Mitchell and W. Page will take art in the exercises
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CTEAM POwER.-RooMs AND FLOORS TO LET,
- with without power, at ID and ~ Pell street. rent
low TO woodwoykers others.
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CCOTLAND-ROYAL HOTEL, 0EORGES SQUARE
y GLASGOW situated in the finest part Of the city, cnern
special advantages Amsriaan travellers VISITING Sces
land
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CTFAM POWER 20 LEf-ROOMS, 5ix5O OR 5OXlOU
y iect well lighted, heated with steam, &c. steady
power. JOHN MCLAREN,
Third and Grand streets, Hob0ken, N. j.
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A GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION 70
NswSurs and rnS land N at aHnksf Tns
magnace,lt Steamboat WI iLLIAM COOK will leave Peck
BROOKLYN, AS; Montague street brooklyn, S. Christie
pher street, s;l5 Twenty fourth street North kiver
entail Band SATURDAY, July Fare to foughksspsis
Brentano's SS Union square; Millers IA Broadway;
Frenchs Hotel and sill the principal ticket offices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

THE disastrous floods which have
attended the spring rise of the
lower Mississippi river and its trib-
utaries, have caused suffering to
many thousands Of the people liv-
ing on the shores Of these streams
SO great has become the need of
these people, that cry for assist
ance has reached us directly from
the Mayors OF the larger cities Of
the overlooked country. Nearly
every levee along the Mississippi,
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers
has been broken through, and vast
tracts of country are under water,
the depth and extent of which sur
pass any previous overflow since
1917. Business is nearly stopped.
railroad tracks are undermined. and
the prospect looks bad indeed for a
population who, one would think,
have suffered their share, during
the past seven years, from the dis
asters Of war. disease and food.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

THE bill recognizing the Treas
ury Department is thoroughly revo-
lutionary in its character. The
total reduction of the clerical force
is 342, and the retrenchment claimed
claimed to be effected by it is esti-
mated at 100000 q year. The bill
abolishes all assistant clerkships and
messengers, as well as all distinc-
tons in the rates of compensation
between male and female employees.
The bill also provides that the rep
resentation of States in the depart
ment shall be equaiized as far as
possible, and that no person shall be
rejected or discharged hereafter on
account of political opinions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

IT is anticipated that Congress
will adjourn by the lst Of June, 1t
now seems probable that there will
be little more time taken up with
the currency question, and there is
not much other business of import
ance except the appropriation bills,
which are already well alnder way.
After these bills are passed, the
sooner Congress adjourns, the better
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

THE Wisconsin State Sunday
School Association will be held III
Ripon, May 18th, 18th and 18th
Rev. J. II. Vincent, of New York
city, a noted Sunday School worker,
will be present, and large number
of delegates is expected. Some OF
the railroad companies have prom
ised to reduce fares to delegates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

The Nashville Times gives the fol-
lowing account. of three-armed
child recently born in Cooperstown,
Brown county Illinois:
ut is female, well developed and
perfect in form, with nothing unusal
about its appeance except the extra
arm which commences on the right
Jaw near the chin. The protuber-
ance caused by the arm being attach
ed to the face is best described by
comparing it to q goose egg, with
the largest end down. 1t runs up
side of the mouth and nostril, turn
ing from the nostril to the outside
corner of the eye where the elbow is
apparently located. From this point
the arm becomes detached from the
face, and the hand lies on the ear,
and appears like the palm is outward,
with the exception that the finger
nails are on the outside. Two OF the
fingers are grown together, except at
the end, and the thumb is fast to the
hand. Where the arm commences
on the face, its face presents the APP
pearance of a seam, or, III other
words, looks like a sleeve.sewed In a
coat or dress with a cord OF flesh
running around it"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

CONGRESSMAN STARKWEATHER, OF
Connecticut, has proposed a bill
providing for the levy of a tax of
one-twentieth of one per cent. upon
all sales of stock, bonds, gold and
silver bullion, coin, promissory notes
and other securities. The bill was
referred to the Committee of Ways
and Means.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
Farm for Sale or Rent

The undersigned offers for sale or rent his farm
situated in Section %. about miles northeast from
MiAeral Point city, consisting of 100 acres. - Of
which ere under pillow, aud balance mostly good
Young timber, surrounded by good fence. good
house barn 30S56; two wells and living stream Of
water on the place Terms of sale-Sui 600 down
balance in time to suit the purchaser; or win be,
rented on good terms If it cannot be sold.
ALFRED BERRY.
Mineral Point, March I'd, 1s14-A0m3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
INDIA.-Dispatches from Calcutta
state that the condition of the famine
in the affected districts is improving.

LIyINGsToNE's funeral is repre-
sented as having been the greatest
and most imposing ceremony Of the
kind during the present generation.
Stanley occupied the post of honor,
heading the light-hand side of the
line of pail bearers,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
200 Acre Farm for Sale

A desirable farm. consisting Of 100 acres Of
Prairie-situlted about miles from Mineral Point
city on the Waldwick road--and 10 acres Of good
young timber, miles distant from the prairie is
offered for sale cheap and on good terms. l55 acres
Of the prairie are fenced, and 60 acres In culiva.
ton; young orchard of 100 apple trees, good
we'll house and stables the place ANY one
wanting to purchase can yet this farm AT BAR.
GAIN Address or apply to the undersigned.
WM FIrZSIMONS.
Mineral Point, March %, lSI4-l0m3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

TuERr is a slight difference OF
opinion between two of the Lead
ing newspapers Of New York. The
2Libu.,, tor instance, declares that :;
The circulation Of the Do'Ly Trio
w,l is greater than any Other four
cent paper in New York except the
}LyuH The 7ntce responds: The
daily circulation of the Innns Is
fully double that of the New York
Y,ibuoe." Here j. little discrep-
ancv which cur New York friends
may not have noticed, but WhlGil
ought 10 he explained.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
To Teachers and Dist. Clerks.

Notice is hereby given that the regular Spring
EXAMINATION Of Teachers for Iowa county viii be
held at the following times and places to-wit:
At odgevilie, for the towns OF Dodgeyille and
Ridgeway, April 9th and 18th
At Arena for the towns Of Arena and Wyoming,
April Sth and 9th.
At Avoca, for the towns of Pulaski Clyde and
Highland, April 10th and 18th,
At Linden for the towns of Linden and Nfiin,
April 18Th and Il.
Al Mineral P~nt, for the towns of Mineral Point,
Wadwick aud Moscow, april 10th ana 18th
Supplementary Examination at Dodgavile,
April 24th aat 25th for those who are unable to at.
tend the regular examinations
Ehe examinations will commence promptly at
o'clock, A. ".
Candidates must be provided with pens, ink, and
fools. cap paper, also Fourth Reader.
W. II. PECK, County Sup't.
Mineral Point February 18TH 1874.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
Mineral Point Tribune.
w. H. BEN NETT, EDITOR.

SENATOR LITTLE FoRCoNGRESS.-
Some weeks ago Miiilin cores
pondent of the Dodreville Chr0njcle
suggested Hon. Francis Little, as a
worthy and available man to be
nominated by the Republicans OF
the 3d District as Member Of Con-
gress and last week a Highland
correspondent of the same paper
endorsed the suggestion, and men
toned ex-Sen ltor Joiner as also a
suitable man for the position at this
time. The reasons advanced why
such man as Little or Joiner
should be nominated, are weighty
1T, That the present temper Of the
people is such as needs to be de-
terrcd to, and they would have more
confidence in the integrity Of such
y man as those named, than in one
who has ever been prominent and
active in the politics'of the district
ID, Lawyers only have filed the po-
sition heretofore, and with no dis
respect to the profession or dissatis-
faction with their ofiiial conduct !;
the farming and other business
classes feel that the time has come
when a representative MAN from
among them might be, with proprie-
ty, taken for the position.
We have heretofore expressed n
desire to see the vote of Iowa county
united upon some one Of her worthy
citizens, but what one it shall be let
the people decide. DR.. Vivian, OF
this city, has many friends in the
county who would rejoice to see the
honor conferred upon him. Whether
1t be Vivian, or Little, or Joiner, or
some other worthy, capable Repub-
lican, is matter of little moment,
but that the vote of the county
should be given to one of hey own
citizens, is Il proposition that needs
no defence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
ELLEOTTss EyEOGY ON SUMNER

The Hon. Robert B. Elliott, the
colored Congressman, has again
persuaded that intellectual friend OF
his 10 write a speech for him. ~
would be well for more of our public
men to engage the services of the
same powerful writer. Mr.. Elliott's
Grafton on the life and character Of
Charles Sumuer, at the great mass
meeting at Faneuil Hall on Tuesday,
deserves place beside similar efforts
by Webster, Adams, and Mr.. Sum
ner himself, which is the highest
praise that could be passed upon it.
1t was listened to by the foremost
men Of New England, and received
the heartiest encomiums Of those
who listen to and are familiar with
the best productions Of the kind
which the nation has afforded, and
the unanimous verdict is that the
effort of Mr.. Elliott did not suffer
by comparison with any that have
preceded it. The following brief
extract will give some idea of the
style and scope of the Grafton;
Charles Sumner, in his moral limitations,
was an American more narrowly, he was
| Massachusetts man, more narrowly still, he
was a white man but to-day, what nation
shall claim him, what State shall appropriate
him, what race shall boast him
TO other men his services may seem only a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
Institute.

There will be Institute at Dodgeviile, COM
mencing April goth, which will be conducted by
Professor McGrc,or &c Piatteville. Other disin.
gushed educators will be present.
All teachers, who attend, are expected to be
present,
All citizens especially district officers interested
in the cause Of education are invited.
W. II. PECK County Sup't
Mineral Point, February 18th, 1874. 9td.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23
CTATE OF WISCONSIN -

~ Iowa County--Circut Court.
Charles sherman. Plaintiff, against George } Gold.
thorp Anton Kroll John Topp, John Nondorf,
Defendants,
To George ]. Goldthorp, Anton Knoll, John
Tropp and John Noudnrf, Defendants above named :
You are hereby summoned and required tn Hus"er
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
dtys after the service hereof, exclusive OF the day
of ucn service and If fail to answer said com
plaint, as hereby required, the Plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for three hun red aud twenty
five dollars with interest thereon At the rate Of ten
per cent per from the 2od day Of August, ls3
besides costs o! this action.
The complaint in this action was filed in the Office
Of the CLERK OF the Circuit Cont Of Iowa County,
Wisconsin, at the village Of Dodgevihe, in said
county, on the I'll day of March. lSIi.
dated at Mineral Point, Wis, February 9th 1874.
WILSON & JONES,
13wT Plaintiff IS Attorneys.