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ter OF INTRODUCTION. we would here beg to
observe that, there is no essential difference
in the process of the manufacture both of
sugar and rum in the different Usines in
the island the only difference being in the
magnitude of the works, and the adoption in
the newer Factories of superior appliances
and improved mechanical and other ar
rangements.
The yield of juice at this Factory was
last year ST p. Ct, this year y. From
500 to 1900 grammes Of coal (about 500
grammes to | lb.) have been used for every
kilo of sugar produced. Tue canes are all
conveyed by sea-seryice, consisting of two
steam-tugs and II punts. AS has been
observed elsewhere, the planter has the
right to send a controller of the weighing
of the canes to the Factory, but this right,
W. learned, has never been used, as there
have never been any difficulties in that
respect.
Last year this Factory made 3,4oo
Boucauts, this year 1000 but if the canes
had yielded like last year, they would
have made about 5000 (25OO Tons).
Saltwater is used for condtnsing purposes.
NJ. IIarouard, the manager of this Usine,
has had another erected on shares, the
Usine Marin, situated on the South East
Coast of the Island, where the soil is very
fertile. The Marin gives 6 p. CT. to the
cane grower. 1t cost $50, 900 frcs. includ-
ing the cost of 2 tug-steamers and IA
lighters, and it is capable Of making 1900
Tons Of Sugar. Since its erection it has
worked as follows /:
1871 made 700 Tons, making l6 p. CT. profit
1872 " 1850 " 81 "
1878 900 26 "
1874 " 1850
The Juice at the Marin varies from 100
to 12o Beaume, and 100 lbs. of canes last
year yielded an average of DIG lbs. sugar.
The quality of canes is very different in
different parts of the island, as will be seen
from tbe above heavy yield compared with
that'of other places.
There are at Pointe Simon 7 boilers, is
filters, s clarif0rs, quadruple effet, and Ia
centrifugals. The raw sugar is put into a
mixing apparatus and from there carried
to the Centritugals by hand trucks, con-
tanning about 100 lbs, yielding Sc to
60 p. CT. LIST quality sugar. 1t is cured
by about 3 piuts Of water and a jet of
steam for each centrifugal for about II
minutes. About $50 labourers are en-
ployed including those for the steam-tugs
and for cooperin8.
There are a great many drawbacks in
the transportation by sea. At the Usine
St. Pierre, for instance, they employ
not less than 30 men for that service. A
steam-tug consumes about II tons coal
daily, aud can only make one turn a day
to the remotest part from whence the
canes are brought, about 16 miles. The
tug generally tows 3 punts or lighters,
containing 25 tons each. The difficulties
are, of course, magnided during rough
weather.
The working at Pointe Simon will be
finished on the 2nd Of July, but for the
small balances lett, an extra day is allow
ed. Ia the fall the repairs, etc, are looked
after.
1t has been asserted by NJ. Marriage,
sugar refner in France, that the Usine
sugars enjoy a protection in the French
Custom Dues NJ. Harouard nositivelv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

NEW HARDWARE SToRR.-At No. 209 Market,
II. b. Mclnure, Qate OF McIntre d. James.) has
opened new hardware store, which, in a few days,
will be stocked with all the various and manifold
articles usually kept first class hardware store
AT present he Is just getting in his stock, but be-
tore long the goods will be arranged on his shelves
and counters, in bright and attractive array. The
hardware business In this city has, OF late assumed
extensive proportions, and Mr. McIntire's business
will be conducted in manner suited to the require
ments of the large trade. His store will ever be
supplied with all varieties Of hardware paints, oils
glass and househould art cles Of various descrlp-
tions. Possessing borough knowledge of hard.
ware business, he will give bis store his careful
personal attention, and will therefore be enabled
to satisfy the wants of all his customers. Mr. NJ
Is a man Of large experience, and good business
qualities, and uses prlnters ink literally. We
,hsIe bespeak and predict for him liberal patron.
ave
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

RAISING MoNEY.-The colored people, last
evening, held an emancipation celebration, at
the City Hall, which was quite largely attended
by whites and blacks. OF course t, penses were
Incur red, and a collection was taken up, f,r the
pdrpose oi obtaining the amount necessary TO
defray them, some SIS. Hats were pnssed arou, d
but the brst collection only mounted to So,
mainly contributed by the white portion of ,he
audience. The managers are ash, nished. and
Mr' David ii. Gustus arose, detern lined TO bet
ter matters Fellow Citizens" lie said, "lhis
10 your celeoralion, your emanipa uon celebra-
,ion. 10 getting il up you have incurr.d er.
penses, and if you bear theGl not, he shame be
on you. You have brought here a bar Of
music and if YOU pay lot for he same, you
must bear the Disgrace. "Tell il not in Gath
publish not in Askalon,'' that on,
people got up celebration, and didn't pay il
expenses"
These stirring remarks had tb, desired ef.
iec'' and the colored portion Of the audienc,
responded more literally than at The frs
collection. ''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

THE PEACH BoTroM RAILRoAD.-The York,
Pa.) True Democrat says "Tbe Peach Bottom
railway will. in short time, have thirty miles of
grading and bridging finished ready Tor the iron.
The intention was last fall to finish the road for
travel, some twenty-five miles from York, down.
But the panic came and the work was delayed for
the present season, but in the spring the work
will no doubt be speedily taken up and completed.
The delay has been of vast benefit to the future
success OF our new railroad. The panic has caus-
cd the price of material 10 fall very much. The
reduction rails at this time would amount to
$50 a ton, which In itself would save the company
$4,000, and the decline in rolling stock is TWEEN.
ty-ive per cent, the difference between what ii
would have cost last fall to buy rails aid rolling
stock would save over $4,000 capital, an amount
equal to the York borough subscription
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
CoNSu m PTloN,

the scourge Of the human family, may in its carly
stages, be promptly arrested and permanently
cured.
RAvENswoop W. Va, Oct 28th, 1872.
DE-. r. v. PIERCE:
Sr-For the last year have been using your
Golden Medical Discovery. owe my life to it.,
having teen afflicted for years. Did not use 1t bat
a short Tune before was benettted at that time
was very bad, not able 10 sit up much, was suf-
iering greatly with my throat, was retting bind,
has dry cough, ana much pain III my lungs.
nave .ts.S twelve bottles Cf ~, d. covery anu am
iiu y veil. KATE +. WARDNER
A o, Nr J. X. M' <, 80 q =, IN Four
I, h,ts. n Y h.- h,.n rur,d ii o",ump;ion \
d. Prrc-'s Golden Medical Dlscovet $50 rayn
Mr.. G. b. Garfield, editor OF the Chatham, Courier.
S. R. Eglar. druggist, of West Union, o., writes
to state that DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical D.scov-
cry has effected wonderful! cure of Consumption
in his neighborhood.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
Bowers HOOf Liuimeut -,

After - yet trs Jrt;ti;li sxperieaos with horses,
staging. teeming. ac. have learn cd that more
ieet than all other diseases combined. After many
experiments have found the true remedy 10 PRE-
VENT the disease OF the hoof restore it after neg
Ii henos. TO what nature intend cd 1t should be-tke
great sapport Of the noble animal. If the hoof is In
hamed aud diseased the animal is CONF mparatiyely
worthless. This L nimsnt will surely prevent this
worst OF all diseases. Contraction CorDs Quarter
Cracks; Contraction of the Back Sinew. senerglly
called hnue-Sprung. &c..) and restore those that
have been crippled by the want OF such a remedy.
So Try IL. and II win never fail If properly ap-
piled. viz: -
Bathe the horses foot once a week, or oftener II
necessary Al the heel and frog and around the hoof
lose to the hair. NC BOYER,
a. Norristown, Pa.
Mr.; NJ. c. DoYER-Dear Sir: This Is to certify
that have used your Liniment in my stable for
shree III nths past, on more than one hundred hor-
ses. and hnd II the best preparation have ever
used on horses: 1t is far better than you recon-
.nend II. Send me Eve cases Mt once BY express
{. y. ID. HAIRY HAMIf,T0S '
No lS2 West 3lst street. New Yorw City.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The new year starts off with very unavoidable
and unhealthy weather.
special meeting OF the Board OF Health mas
been called Cor this evening.
City Treasurer Vincent still wears his LETT arm
in sling from the effects OF recent iali
Grubbs hotel, yesterday, was closed until three
O'Clock Ia the afternoon, out oi respect to Geherai
Jesse Sharpe.
Ths figures taken from the report OF the Ch'ei
Engineer of the Water Works, printed elsewhere
will be found interesting.
Judge Fisher, it is said during his recent visit
to this state, was indusiriously working up his
chances for the L. S. Senate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

DIAMONDS NOT IN DEMASp.-AL the custo,o-
trel" uDuse sale IN New YORK on Tuesday there were
.atee hundred lots IL all! Consisting OF silks. vel
ne', jeweIfy, umbrellas. hair, toys rihbons. and
miscellaneous articles. = diamond brooch was
oaited at go, aud alter bidding of about five
i'll L.nu.es WIS knocked down AZ $3.50. A diamond
dollars. ~'N DSA's on'y '"o
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
CE N e ERAI Nc WS.

Ihe claims now before the Southern Claims
Commission aggregate s2o,0OO,Oo0 THUS lar
aoout ,. 'uliteen per cent Of the sums demanded
have been awarded by The Comro sion
The reduction of wages ON n. p.nnsy,.;.
h"Iruad took etrt yesterday, without oppoSitiou
on IN pift ol Tue cinpoyec- There viii Ia. no
rduc uu al Tie Ways II cn. .lLr,.t. ana tr,,,un
u" 'h' III. ads Thinning to hicdgo. .itD ,h..
%Nt"p'h IL 1l the PIttHhuig and Fat Wune and
Yin ihiati llncs, which hase ict involved IN ,lr
Nttike, and the Michigan Syuinetn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
LOAN AssocEAr1oys.- A writer in the Con,n,er

LOAN ASSOCIATIONS A writer in the CONNER
e,al complains that the other city papers edo not
announce, from day to day, the meeting nights OF
the various Loan Associations of this city. We
are certain that this writer does not carefully road
the GAZETTE or he would not have included us IN
bis censure. To the Loan Associations the GA
zErrE has ever paid particular attention The meet
ing night of each is regularly announced, and the
sales duly reported the day after Indeed, we be-
lieve we have been even more particular in this
spect, than any other city paper. Knowing that
the meetings Of the Loans, and the sales of money
are matters OF importance 10 large number of our
readers, we have always given these matters prop
or attention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
Special Notices.

ALFREr WALTON Druggist No. q; MaIEtt t,;t
10 General tba, he eeps on hand all descriptions o,
.osiic,ne, ard ha, q competent person ,s at Al
nu.s ready IT, prescribe for such Sirk as cav ~ W.
s.mr and ina no charge is made exc ~ The regular
nr;,e ~ me m, dl ines the same prce as thev wnn
', ,,vwher, e,se but thai NJ "ne is visited a'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

To CURE CouOH, TO relieve all rihaiiohs oi
the throat to restore perfect seundness an health
to the most delicate organizations OF the human
frame-the lungs-usc DR.. Wistar's Basam OF
Wild Cherry, which Is still prepared with the same
care in the selection and compromising oil It's var
ious ingredients as when 1t was introduced 10 the
public by DR.. Wistar, over forty years since.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

The House Committee on Revision Of Laws IN
report iavorahly the bill comprising an entire se.
vision Of the laws OF the United States Shotld
this bill be passed 1t will reduce the bulk of the
statutes Of the United States from sixteen volumes
10 one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
R r,TLE ~ VI Z ilAHE

parp, Re iai for Young Men from the effects q
Err n Abuses IN ea Is life Marboo Restored
n .d, nj, u Marriage Removed Ne" met'ou
a. .m NJ aud nnlsnblt renrdl,s
'ucuiars sent ller IN stHe eJvelores
~ 4hD ASSOCIATION No nth
/ al. ihi "a nj -u'uuo "vins
L. a.' u u- % l.ur - can nc ANA pro-
- sta
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
SOCIETIES.
xxKrtxas THIS IvIN INa.

Fairfax Lodge, No. $, o o +, at odd fei-
ows' Hail. Sd and King SITS. ~,
Columbia Lodge, No: 26, | o +. at ooa
Fellows Hall. Sd and King Sts.
Delaware Tribe, No. |, y NJ, at hed Men
Hall, 4lj Market.
Washington Council, No 4, o U NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr., o U M, at Hail.
9Th and Morket st. ,o,
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hail boi
Market St.
Excelsior Lodge, No 7. X Of 1, at knights oi
pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Washington Camp, No. /, S OF A, at NC
Clry's Building, ID floor. Market 81. above 9th.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Firth ana
Market streets third story front.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
Fur the Gazette.

fvr the nazette
NE, JOHNSON. an uninteiested observer 1t
is really amusing TO witness the struggle Just
now gong on between the factions or trends oil
the rival candidates for Posioiice honors IN this
CITY, For a short time after the resignation OF
the late incumbent 1t was thought by many OF the
better class OF our citizens, merchants and busi-
ness men generally, that the doctrns so obviously
onunciatra in the Civii Service bill was going TO
be carried out in this once instance at least, TINS
was made sull more probable on account OF Mr.
Pyle having such hosts of friends among the bus
mess men in the republican party, made so by
his agreeable and uniformity obliging disposition
while acting as ASST ,tant 4. NJ. But The scneming
WIRE pulling, ,balot-box stuffing politicians Thought
this would never %; they must have In that po-
silion man of their own ik, but In presenting
their favorte il appears they went step too iar'
to make use of n vulgar term not fsnnd In tne
books, they outheroded Herod in their choice ana
now as n result of all this, within day or two
past, another lifelong and almost superannated
ofct i older from the country, having come 10 Inc
conclusion that a suitable or competent man can
not be found in the city for T. NJ, has made up
his mind if he can secure tie prize without any
great effort that far ss any personal serves is
concerned 1t will be n sinicure and then again
he can possibly farm out the Cffice he now ho'us'
and thus receive double pay without dong any
duty at nll How will all this do for Civil Sev'ce
reform2 Yours, &c. "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
ISAPoMa, |

I'APoMA,
Prepared from Wheat. an excellent article of food
for infants and invaiids. Also, Hu bel;s Prsnarsd
" h cat, CreX's Prepared Food, and n full Hps ~
die, etcs for the sick, sold by "e VI
Corner sixth and M arket streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

4 LidAroR SKINS "A d y or two ago, tn@
.. BIZ Coup ny, M'r'cco Mannia turers'
=, ma y Yo lirm, lot # alla aator
.,i4-, MIC ley ar no" preparing i1r uNs:
+ s. Ia re now comiu. into general use and
mas- Il iine, entirely wate proof upper for boot
or She. The aiming process however, is ial
moe difficult and expensive. than the tanning
Of other leather, is il lakes twenty times as long
to tan them aud requires solution Que hunLred
tim-s as strong as The other. The scales are re-
moved from the skin, which leaves small squares
slightly impressed on the surface OF the leather.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
CITY NOTICES.

The best recommendstion of the Bismarsk 1aiiel
comes from those who have worn them Ihey N,
sarisbly advise their fliends to dron IN ana Try II
on at NV BABCOCk 4 BRO,
on' a' 2O6 Market street.
"A good article alvertiscs itseli, ana "e rscom
,,arcE G1ifer for Gentlemen is un'uersuhV reooM,
mendei by those who have worn it as me ha''"
for comfort aud convenience. For saie 9hySp 9hySpX
2O6 Market street.
Mems Gaiters a. and up,
Mems Boots. SO and up
Ladies' Shoes. 81 90 and up, -
BABCOCk BRO.
2Oo Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
WANTS.

WANTED. "A boy about fifteen years Of si age TO to
this Office
X(vANrED-A girl for cook. Apply at No. llo'
w Market street. uec-5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

LOAN AssocIATIoNs.-Att the regular monthly
meeting Of Citizens Loan Association, last
evening, money sold as follows $500 at Al Per
cent. premium $500 at 4l9. $500 at 4! sEUo
at 4oiI sl2j at AZ. Withdrawn shares to the
amount of 1925 were plid off.
Last evening at the 93d regular monthly meet
,rg of Germsnis Loan Association, 5000 sold at
80, per cent. premium.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
LADI ES,

LADIES, -, cL...
w. have a large stock of Children's shoes
hat mnst he sold. cali ana examine. they are very
obasn III ISL ~ WI II. BABCGCk Co.,.
'"''P' 9ls Market ST. 4 doors below Fourth.
,.,ov or sprc1x p,YNESr.-Wm. II. Bab-
oonr y 60 3l3 Market street. doors below 4tn,
% ,kc si;per in exchange for Boots anj Shofs 10
a limited extent; they don't want TOO mucn Vi "'
however.
1uOSE PURCHASING
Roo,s and Shoes at 3l3 Market rect eoofs oe,
low Pourth, have the aivantage Of selecting ir''W
large anu var WI. ii. BABCnCK co.
sUo,. mr.. Incf.- Tell the truth and shame
"A satan there is no ct ing around 1t: wnat We
ave said is said nd the public bear US out sr IN ,ur
ono usion that for first class boot shoe or Rshen
"a street four doors below 4h: u the place
,o, 10 n' i, A' WM ii. BABCO h Gu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
THE CITY COUNCIL.
nEeuLAR MEETING LAST EvENIN


The CITY Council met at the regular hoar
last evening, with President Mars IN inc
chair. c...- ar
The Street Committee reported IN favor OF
laying over until the first meeting III Apfll,
the petition for the paving of the cutters AZ
Adams street and Lowering Avenue AuoP'
ted. ,,o,
Various other committees were continued
ON all business in their hands.
The Law Committee reported the Ordinance
making appropriations for the fiscal year
/ s74ias correct and legal. Adopted:
The Street Commissioner reported ii men,
on half time, and 10 horses and carts employ
ed In the Street Department.
The Chief Engineer of the Water l,epai'-
ment reported IA men employed in the Water
Department.,
The annual report of the chief Engineer OF
the Water Department was read and the re-
quiste number of copies ordered to be printed.
A summary of the report will be found else
where.
Petitions for the establishment OF grades
on New Castle Avenue from Heald street the
city line, and the curbing and paving OF
the sidewalks, were read referred.
An estimate of the annual expense OF the
Weccacoe Hose Co. was presented and read
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
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.,l .uu,trU 80 iu', II III. nn r
So 80 =, .ntf-a 81 h. ie4. clm -
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

g.
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sr on
To- the
49,. T.. IA b.. aen u will. always be
e u arr l.
@5 al urus Its an dealers everywhere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

MURDER AT EDEN, MD.-Yesterday morning
al Eden, summerset county, Nd on the Eastern
Shore Railroad, Wm. Taylor killed Alfred Hitch,
BY striking him on the head with an axe during
bitter quarrel. Both men were desperate
characters. Taylor was bu. recently pardoned
out of the State Penitentiary, where he had
,eryed fourteen of term of seventeen wears I'M
prIsoument, for killing q man.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

THE WEEK OF PRAYER.-On Sunday next,
4,h inst the week Of prayer" commences III
the various churches in this city, aud services
vii, be held daily. On Thursday, union meeting'
will be held as follows; In the morning at 10 81
uclocs, IN Hanover Presbyterian Church after
noon, at 3 o'clock, in Delaware Avenue Bapts
Church evening at ~ o'clock. in St. Panls
NJ F. Ahurch. The subjects for each days ser
vices we published In yesterdays issue.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

EMANCIPATION CELKBRATIoN. Last evening,
the culored people celebrated the emanc'pat'on
poo amat,ou, at tn City Hall Music was fu
nl.h.d, and speeches were mad by Rev. +. q
steward, aud other colored persons Of note. On
behalf of the whites H. F. P.ck's, Gro W. X
-rts and one or tso Others III tde short sp-ecn-'
A intervals H. band payed excellent mus 9,
:, ugh such vicO Gus Say rs to cans" b I .
e. ,nu"t ia Inc room ahovC ~ suspend tulness - i
t4". u u pay ceased. l K chrt"a p''>' 9
vtr' qr,'t M ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

ray roll of Street Department, slG8 81 pay
roil OF Water Department, slS9 Y pay roll OF
miscellaneous Al Department, (warrantsj sl,225.
~ !. pay ron OF Police Department (warrants)
81 500 76; S. d. Smith, SlOO %. W,n JaMottt
s62 &C; +. Gilpin, SOD IS.
ca motion, Council adjourned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-11

Mineral Point, objected on princi-
pal-if Emery Lodge had the hon
or OF claiming five officers of the
convention, she was willing to pay
the expense of a convention, and
would deem it as privilege so to
Go, ii selected as the place.
The ballot resulted in Arena be-
ing chosen as the place.
\ duet, Bring me the Bowl"
was sung by Bro. VIM. Williams and
Sister II. Stephens.
J. B. Teasdale was, on motion,
selected as instituting officer of G.
w. Temples, to be subject to the
requirements of resolution to that
effect
After prayer and ode convention
adjourned to meet at 1880 p. NJ.
Thursday evening, May IS.
Convention opened with Bro.
Allen presiding.
Journal of afternoon session read
e'iio "ppI pNtu.
Bros. Teasdale, Wilkinson, Board
man and II. III. Arthur were ap-
pointed committee to consider the
probability of holding a Grand
Union Picnic for the c. w. Tenn
pies Of this district.
Sister Davey, of No. 81, gave
the solo Through Meadows Green"
On motion, subscription list was
opened for the purpose of purchas-
ing banner to be used on conven-
ton occasions.
The remainder of the evening
was occupied as q Templars' love
feast to the apparent advantage Of
all.
During the evening and in the
midst of the love feast, the members
of Eureka, No. 103, RECALLED the
convention with ice cream and cake.
dealt out in a liberal manner.
The exercises Of the evening were
interspersed with songs by the vo-
calists of Nos. 1913 and 81.
Convention closed with benedic-
ton and doxology.
j. j., B. : T Il IS sec'vs.
w. j. G. BOND, Wv -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-11
ATTACH

CTATE OF WISCONSIN,
y Iowa COUNTY, SIS Justices Court.
Town of Highland,
Peter A. Mclaughlin and Ehenezer S. Hoyt, part
doing business under firm name OF Mci.augh.
lin iloyt, plaintiffs against John Saar defendant
BeIore $. II. Fitch, Justice Of the Peace
To JohR Sdd1-
You are hereby notified that warrant OF attach
ment has been issued against yon and our pro- erty
attached to satisfy the demand of Peter A. Nc
Laughlin and Enenezer ). iloyt, partlvrs doing
business under firm name Il Mclaughlin i Hoyt,
uniting to Seventy -Four Dollars.
Now uue's YOU shall appear before S. II. Fitch, a
Justice Of the Peace In and for said county at his
office, 10 said town, the 23d day of Juue, 1874,
at 10 O'clock in the forenoon, judgment will be
rendered against you. aud your property sold TO
pay the debt.
Dated thl, Goth day Of May. 1874.
PETER A. MCLAUGHLIN
aud Plaintiffs
EBENfZER :. IIOYT, !
J. P. SMELKgR, ilainlliIs Attorney, 23w2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-06-11
MINERAL POINT RAILROAD.
Notice to Stockholders.

THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
/ the Stockholders of the Mineral Point Railroad
vi be- held at the office OF the Company in the city
Of Mineral Point, on Monday, Jul, 9th, 1874 for
the election Of five Directors for the ensuing year
and for The transaction OF any other business that
m my come before them Polls open at 10 A. NJ,
and close at II NJ.
GEO. W. COBB, Secretary.
fiineral Point, Wis, June I'd, 1s7i--3w4