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ID. NJ. BOYD. JR,
.... -. General Passenger Agent
General Manager.
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Two CONTRACTORS. -Engipecrs ofrc' room
II w. Grand Central Depot Fen ~, 1879 Anie
prop silt Tor ERECTING Gram firyat Tor tie 49,
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vi ~ l., NJ, OF tne 2lst dai OF MHrch lNld. F"hs Mt
speoineauons my be seen, sad hiink pf'p' - 20
tAined al tn office and after ,Ae itn day ~ Nieh
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Gogartn,rsJlv !luiltu.

FVNHE OOPAkTNERSHIP heretofore existing
q undeI tne name Of NJ. Ch"mniy& O. - tlisd
a. solved ny mutual con cnt A.. GhrWnil rontlunOi
u. all business. ATiIkW tHRMNIIf.
march o. 1875 ARNOLD LUDWIG h.LLHh
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A.rjJtIl gJiIt,s.
A MEDICAL ESSAY.
N G. imprslng serles OF lectures AZ delivered 1t
kAHN'S MUskU or ANArOIY, NEW \ DIRK.
GA the Cause aud cure OF diseAses. A cer sylopsts
showing now lost hsith NAV b. restored also, uOOn
marriages anu nerVJu, and physca debility. peing
ne re.ut OF twenty years nsjicl expsrlence Price
- ;ents Adiress tue author, pr L.. J. kAuS. vtce
andreidence, 81 East lot a.. New YJrN.
nISEASES or MEN. N,rvo1s D,bnly and
~ klndred Affections, spee iilY aat psrntnsnuT
cured oY HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. D., AZ LeNust1n
aV" neAr SSti g. HoirA - j.
nR. JAMES eau be consulted at 90 Fulton ST.
- room = charges very moderate. Advice freel
4 30 HEREBY notify III persons not TO give credit
u 10 INV eon, Frank kncTh-rd. my account. ny
manner AS val not be RESPONSIBLE; aud also notify
AL persons that issue no checks hat soever
FRANZ EBERIAED.
MORRIS y. OOWLEN. counsellor al Law, 40
Nl Nassau st. Consultations free on Saturday..
NEW YORK, March o. 1873 Disc. g. 1875, a man
~ giving his name as Peter Mason de important
depisition before II nry J. Mne OF Newark. \. j,
against Air d BarmD"es Will. Mason intrOduce ed
TO Mils by Thomas Green Of blOomn, Ii, N. 30 doing
business at rs Murray ST. New ORR city. Mills SAYS
son Is James Byrnes Of thu. CITY Green ami 1l;ns
Eldridge know VINO Macon Is. l will give either
Green or Eldddge o. 900 to produce e. Mile on fair
notice TO m the man who made THIS deposition pro-
vided It IL not said Dyrnes.
IRA sHAFRR
100 broadway New ork city.
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1,nI e,trt.


A LII WANTING FARMS.
~ For sale 70 isrmers FsIdener- and farm lsbortr.
t2o per scre on slx yeers credit The soil ls . good.
productive loan. the great markets Of New YORK
and Phiadelpn pT railroad. where from 20 to ~
constitute goo1 farm vnen partly painted 10 fru.
IRON TINS locality greater quantity and variety Of fruit
arc sent TO market than from icr place OF equal
area In the United states IL IA IN the midst Of thriving
community WI good roads, stores. schools,
factories Female members OF families and others
G n procure good work at straV sewing, shoe wtrs,
button Mixing clothing work, and other branches.
MANY kngsh 1-h, Scotch, Gern ~. and sNede far.
mers have settled ana are prosD, fOus Number OF
gardeners from the vicinity OF Ney ork are locating
Farming II more profitable than West, "
the markets. For excursion tickets apply to JOHN n
PAGE, 1D2 Para place, twD d,nrs from West st.. New
lors Papers containing full Information will be sent
free OF charge.
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Saoinss Ganhs.

SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK,
y Broadway and Aston place. Established 1853.
Orcn daily tran In A. ~. 'os P. NJ
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1ta.lsltl.

1tnAall,
I(EAUTlFUI. teeth for e. unglr 81 surmca
- SILVER rl ing', Doc n. Dental i''nA 20 "'' Az,
4 Isl an J0unI.
4 OST, on 7th inst. open face IN 'lish lever NNuh
lIhdehendeni 'Uonh 81 ana no Qucs l'hi 'o'N'N
IT, onloc PIclho Hotel.
~ A REWARD. Lost. a ntffcl "'nA ~.
ID " dog. Answers 10 the haiic pl ip 20 Wv
reward vii Do Pdi for bls t0tuIA - ~ fe's pS'N
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A NEW YORK CITY I.OrS.
IA t3Jc. only 80 cash. and eco monthly.
GOEO ,SECUHEA HOME FOR YOUR
tDOOVs FAMlLY.-Onlf 80 cash required.
6OSA HORSE AND SrLAn CARS TO
toOCO. the property. Only 30 minutes.
2OSn -STREErs OPENED, GRADED,
n1OOV, snd shade trees planted. 10 be llgatoo b.
Boulevard lamps.
$3.50 ffkIbE dr rs S6n u SsDl to I EyG III,
property. POTTER BROTHERS., 4 Warren At.
ATJERsEY CITY,-Nest 2story brick lscuept
N house rooms. with lot, gas, AID water. only
tSDOOi also pretty 2stOry aud basement cot 0ge, B
0nrt lOOfoOt lot. gas. water, marble mlntca, &c.,
only t35OJ only 1000 cash required, balance easy
payments both places ~ Fooi locations. near ferries,
6c other nice houses for sale cheap on easy terms
Ca or endStamp tor circular
JOHN NJ. GIBSON. 81 Montgomery st.. jersey city.
IfOR "a -Firstca.s tory ba cement ana celisr
u brick and Drown-stOne trimming house, 201i2; or.
colcnt ncighhorhOod IN BrOoklyn all modern approve.
terms easy. BARTLETT, Halter,
Brosdway and 9Th 81, Bro 1klln. X. b.
NOR SALE-ln Mount Vernon. 80 minutes from The
u city and minutcs' walk from depot q we'll nuilt
cottage OF rooms, with two or moro lois of
grou nnc, he ilthy location terms easy. Apply to
y. Pt NRSpN, Home llsuranc" Co. 135 broadway, or
RANKIN VAN COURT, Nouni Vernoi.
IrOH SALE or to let I71 acres 81 Ian o. Cypress
Hille road lsd tewpud l.. T.. nie, from Williams.
burgh ferry. Apply 81 fOrsytnst. Mrs. McCAbE.
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MORRIS y. DOWLEN. counsellor al Law,
wi Nassau ". COMMUNICATIONS free ON SAtnrdny..
Millintrg

~ IltUL Mne, DEMoAEsr's grand oIeniLg OF Pat
terms OF ali the noyelt, and rcchc che oesgn for the
spring anu summer OF 1870 on Frdly March 10 and III
the agencies also now ready. What TO WeEr," eiy.
Price u cents $50 peril lilo OF lar.e lustTa IONS
Price 10 cents post free. II Ess' 4;h ST. New York
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for SaIt ano 10 .4tt.

for Salt ano TO $tt.
NEW HOTEL, nearly completed. to rent-Szo,
N COWS feet stories, with 2Sxi5 feci. heat Il by
steam. ~ Yineand n j.. 81 miles from Phiadephia
direct communication with NV YOrk and CsUe May (
nne climate, good schools, abundance OF NUT beauti-
fu drives. VIII receive large patronage from Con.
BAKER BROS. vineiand. n. J.
NEW BUILDING, s5xioi 10 foot ceiling, on
~ Grand st., Jersey CITY 10 minutes walk from
Corandt g.; Terry rent $40 per moath. Inquire At II
Lioerty at. New York.
hFFICES TO LET in second story sun building
~ front and rear well llght ID aud sean heaeI 40
ply Al sun Publication ace Nasal aud Fran ,fort STA
rINO LET-4ouse 57l Hudson g.. at 81 600, and 053
Il Greenwich st. at 5000 year; lat door Of 1i5 West
Br0sdway water ana gas eacn building Inquire al las
West broadway Of tie owner; three Years lease.
'I'O LIT OR l,EAsE-Two 3.story buldiuvs, sitb
u stores having large show windows, corner Sd av.
and l5Oth ST. can be mad b. good tenants at 10 rent
inquire Of owner on premises.
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ORR @ooos.

CARPET, furniture, bedding, mirrors, shades, &C.
~ &C. Al reduced prices. LORD q TAYLOR
Corner Grand and Chrystie sits.
MATING MATING !-Fine ~ White mat.
yl ting, s0c.i fancy and check At low prlces. S7l
Bro dwRy.
eide PLATING for lanes dresses st lc per
IOyard, while you II. n. sHASCUPf. 70 DIVISION st.
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against ham. By which she raean. 70 se.
care for herself ,hs royal power. The
silver KY wass4s symbol of the king's
aa,hority. and Dabas soon pc~%eed
herse!i OF it-stealEng i, from her 10
thcr. neck whila ,ha man slept.
The king. wtTsn be iJani fha, the
<ey VAS gone. ~ss in ths grvssess con
s.srnatsou. and. under the omino.l
cioad of coming misfortune, retired Ia
his paiaoe. that the people. who re
gar'fei the key with superssi.ous re-
yerenc-, nish. no, know of his loss.
~ night he WAS swakened from .
sroal'ied siaasb-r ~ the sppeasanrr Of
-. Guenole before hun " ho saii
Rise up. o King. and hasten Ia
leave the city ~ieA y~r fisifhfsi ser.
want for Dahat has opeaed the saeises
krfiled SEA r - sAe csly
II WAS true. Dahut. going out 10
meet oae Of her lovers. who il also 4
constarator with her against the old
King. had by mistake opened the gate
Of the sra iiistrssi OF the gate of tho
city. The irst ,hought Of theskIng or
hearing this dreadful intelligence was
the pr,servsti ion of his daughter. He
sought her out, took her behind him OH
his iiee.est horse. and fed away from
tlse ncroaching wall of the sea as fast
a. spurs could drive. The ses followed
him with fearful rapidi.y, but Dahut's
cries Of frigh, were louder in his ears
than the noise OF the waves, still not 80
loud a. snpernal voice besiac him
which said
"Gradlon, If you would not perish
yourself, rid yourself Of rhe detnou that
rides behind you
Dahut also heard the voice, and be-
came almos, frantic with terror she
clung convulsiveiy 10 her father; bu,
hr. recognizing in the voice warning
from Heaven. shook her off into the
wave that followed him Then the
King rode on safely 10 Ouimper, and
fixed there his court, making tha. city
the capital of ancient Cornouailles.
Thus ends the story of Dahut and of
the city Of Is. The spirit Of the wicked
Princess is supposed TO inhshit. still the
city that she sacrificed.
There may or may no. lac truth In
the siory--there certainly is poetry and
tragedy in ii and this much certainly
admits no question-tnere is q drowned
city; there was a King Grndlon, and
there may have been Dahut .-ATie-
TINS Journal.
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The Dead City of Is.

The Story of Ia may he found in Que
firm or another in almost every book
on Brittany. all giving substantially the
same accounts. resting principally on
the popular traditions,
Built in the vast laNn which to-day
forms the Bay of DouCcuey. and sep
aratei from the sea by dixie, was tbe
ancient City of Is In the dixie were
-luiccs which from time 10 time were
opened sufficiently 70 admit water
enough for cleaning the drains and 9th
erwise cleaning the city. King Grad
Ion, = we'll beloved monarch. ruled here.
ami once each month presided IN per
son al the opening of the slulces. the
principal one Was opened by SILVER
key. which the King always wore 'ls-
tened around his neck
/, wssa splendid Court ,ha, King
trailon presided over and the mag
uiicencs OF his capital was tho wonder
II tho country. The royal palace was
a place such as We dream of. In II is
marble. cedar. aud gold. replaced the
oak. granite, and iron. ordinarily us.d
IN building
The honors of the Kings Court were
done by his daughter Dahut. OF Ahes -
a Princess shsmefully known as the
Honoris of Brittany Like tha' other
VIGOROUSLY wicked woman
SAs h.a fos crvsva tire vices sna far Tssrs
IRE seven deadly slns
Thi. woman was accused OF thu mos,
heinoas crimes /, MAS her habit oscl
night to en,ioc yoang men whom she
fsncisd Ia a chosen aud scCludt! retreat,
where. when they ce~sei to sunse hcr,
they wctc dispatched hy masked me
nisl. aud theu eorpscs b1rre away 10
the mountains oue - shown near
HnelsoAt. q ga'i. ., thc bottom Of
which rushes the mountain strssm with
sal. strange murmarings aud thr1ash
which the winds are ever signing
noises which the ell wives interpret -
cries from the scals of psha''s lovers.
comolaiuts were made II Grad In
time and again. ani rs always pvcsni.ei
syes,iy punishment ~ his daughter, ssa'
tsz'cTnsl in1ulgoaco Ma stronger IN als
heart thsn royal duty. AMI - Dshst
wru. ea ia her wseksi Ways His leu
ieney was repaid by the hasest lngran-
sade His wicked child formed plos
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REPUBLICAN
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nELEGArE 10 coxGREss.
ORANGE JACOBS.
PROSECUTING arroRAEv.
Wv. A. INMAS.
COUNCILMAN.
&. III. HANFORp.
REPRESENTATIVES.
GEORGE ". TIBBETTS
". II. ANDREWS.
AUDITOR.
GARDNER KELLOGG.
SHERIFF.
LEWIS V. WYCKOFF
TREASURER.
GEORGE y. HILL
PROBATE JUDGE.
GEORGE n. McCONAHA.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
II. l.. YESLER.
c. CLYNER.
i. ". BOisST.
ASSESSORS.
". III. SHOIsDy.
j. B. STARK.
J. A. SMART.
sCHoOL SUPERINTENDENT.
PROF. r. $. INGRAHAM.
SURVEYOR.
r. II. WHITWORTH
CORONER.
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Seattle Precinct Officers
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
W. II. GILLIAN.
+. II. STRIN CHAM.
CoNsrABLEs.
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FOR CONSTITUTION.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16
A War tina. vii! Involve the Great Powers
Of Europe.
WILL IT BENEFIT AMERICA.

Should England, Russia, Prussia,
Austria, France and Turkey, become
involved in general war, as APP
pearances at present strongly lndi-
cate, it will call from the field and
workshops the unemployed reserves
of each of those countries. What
will be the consequence! The war
will be long and bloody, and the
draft made upon the laboring classes
for soldiers viii stop the busy hum
of the workshops and paralyze the
agricultural interests OF Europe.
Then will the rich granaries OF our
Northwest be opened and our cere-
ais command fabulous prices. Man
ufa, turing industries awakened, and
| our half million of skilled American
artisans find employment in the in
dustrial establishments of our coun-
try-and gold from our European
neighbors will pour rapidly into the
laps of our deserving and patriotic
citizens. Many of them will forever
regret they permitted the splendid
opportunity TO pass without visiting
that grandest of triumphs, our cen
tennial.
Never before has the Great Fort
Wayne Il Pennsylvania Railway Of
fered such inducements to the trav
cling public. The superb sights,
the double line of steel rail tracks,
the magnificent palatial cars from
which the Centennial visitor can view
the scenes of our country's early
struggle, running through the field
of Braddock's defeat, and winding
over the ranges Of the Alleghauies,
enjoying sunrise on the famous
horseshoe curve, and for hundreds
of miles passing in the ,nldat OF seen
cry, so startlingIy grand, charmingiy
beautiful and picturesquely sublime,
as to battle the descriptive powers OF
the most graphic pen-picture cores
pondent, or the enthusiastic land
scape portrayer in oil and colors,
Showing the well defined evidencein
the creation of mastery grandeur of
the Supreme Architect of the uni
verse, which so plentifully abounds
upon the line of the railway of Amer
lea, the Great Fort Wayne & Penn
sylvania. Descriptive aud elegantly
illustrated guides of over fifty pages,
may be had free, by writing to the
General Office, No. 90 Clark Street,
Chicago.
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wishes Of his constituents, which we think was
mistake, but at the same time cannot but b.
lieye that he did what he thought was for the
best. There Is no evidence OF any great bar
gains made, or any "crookcdncss" in the disp0-
sal of the Offices. Aside from these mistakes,
if they may be so called, there is not il single
charge of any nature standing against him.
Thi, is his first term and it has heretofore been
oar custom 10 give former members second
term il they have conducted themselves sails
fcioriiy at Washington. This Mr. Magoon has
done. If there is to be a change, who Is to be
the one to succeed Mr.. NJ. As we have be-
fore stated. Grant County has grist of candi-
dates again, and expects to get the nomination.
We are always willing TO give Grant great cred
II for her loyalty to the party, but al the same
time we are compelled to say that she has been
amply repaid. She has now Judge upon the
Supreme Bench, has had q consul to fayal, u
Surycyor-Gcneral at Dakota, and the Nj. Z.
whom Mr.. Magoon succeeded WIS none other
than the Hon. J. A. Barber of Grant, who
served for fonr years, and was faithful and
honest member. Again, last spring, the party
gave Grant the nominee for Circuit Judge.
True, he was defeated, but nevertheless they
had the nomination., and the record will show
that they were as much to blame for their de-
feat as any other county in the distsict We
can but conclude that her coming before The
Convention again for Congressional honors Is
in The mdest term cheeky and worthy OF
rebukc.
h our opinion, if q change is to be made,
GrNn County is entitled to tho honors. She
has ever been faithful to The party and has
never yet received reward OF worthy merit IN
return We hope Green will bring up on Tues
day the 9th Of September a worthy, upright
man, and insist upon her claims. Next to
Green comes Richland, which Is also entitled
to this honor. Iowa COUNTY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16
Third Congressional District Convention.

The Republican electors of the Third Congress
sionai District, composed OF the counties of a
Fayctte, Iowa, Green, Kichland, Crawford and
Grant viii meet In
MINERAL PotNT, oS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH,
at Il o'clock NJ, 10 nominate q candidate for Con-
grcss to be supported ut the ensuing fall election
Each Assembly District is entitled TO two dele.
gates and each Senatorial Districts To delegates
Iuasmuch as II Is desirable that the Assembly
District Conventions throughout the District be
held on the same day, 1t is recommended by the
committee that such conventions be held on
Wednesday, the sd of August.
BY order
NJ. T. RINDLArB, Chm.
II. H. EATON,
j. ". REWEY,
W. j. WRIGGLESWORTH
c. w MITCHELL,
Congressional Central Committee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16
CONGRESSIONAL.

As the time of holding the Repub-
lican Congressional convention draws
near, the question of who shall be
nominated is being discussed to some
extent, but much less 50 than usual.
The only active candidate in the
field is Geo G. Uazelton, of Bosco-
bel. Mr.. Magoon, properly taking
the position that it would be, in a
n sense, unbecoming in him to make
IN active personal canvass TO secure
what the usage of the party makes
his due, has not, and likely will not
do anything to influence the action
Of the convention. Others who, un
der different circumstances, might
be presented as suitable candidates,
recognizing that the displacement OF
Mr.. Magoon at this time would be
equivalent to n rebuke, which all adj
init to be unmerited and unjust,
leave the field clear to such rs are
not inf lence1 nor restrained by
the same commendable modesty and
fine sense of justice.
This, in brief, is the situation, and
il il results in the nomination of Mr.,
uazelton, we fear serious consequent
ces to the the party. That Mr.. Ma
Coon has made some mistakes, may
be true, but that his rectitude of
conduct, morally aud politically
has been iutentially perfect, must be
conceded by ALL Some one writing
from Mineral Point to the Chicago
Tribune expresses the prevailing
sentiment here SO far as we have
heard it expressed on this subject,
rs follows:
MINERAL PolNr, WIS, Aug Grolbics in
thi> district have been rather quiet OF ate, The
nomination OF Hayes and Wheeler was received
With general satisfaction, &uu though the uiHtA.
emit factions OF our party had their preference,
vet, all thugs considered, they have concluded
That the Convention acted Wisely. The nomt
ntlun ut llaN,s aud Wheeler is NOT all That Is
necessary to carry Il county, district, or State
az therumng election. The hga0 ol our ticket
is all ti-ht and is ot itself u strouE one; but 1t
we are careless in filling up the balance OF the
OF tae ticket, aud allow men Ia be
n uiustpd Whe viii not be cred,. or carry
honor Ulih their nomination. then Is tte party
damaged nua the ticket Weakened, Ihc mass
az voters iu oar county today have been worked
~, "a that state th1t they ARE ready 10 believe
.mpst any ihO& Jb&t I- reported hence The
necessity at "gaiG-r slow" or >crujnHm< we'll
the character aua Standing 81 lhc candidates
for the offices 10 Wlesh thyy aspire.
Asvau arvawarc. We ulcyt a Congressman
this fan IN the place * hon. II, : MagnaI, The
pre,rut MENTOR truN tASs district Candidates
ARE looaug up from every quarter, Grant Co.
i. nn hlnd ~ iu With her George ilavsiJau,
Iudpp Mills. aud cN.GuN Dewey. kyuWnd
has her Judge Miner, crvcu presents Judge
p.u,ynIlie and " alter NC>ep'i, and tbr Re-
Igbli.tn Of IamNettc County, yvuoW,nHlg~
The la,.>,.nt incumbent, the Hon Il Maaoon.
1 ,utlgta.t thprs mex r was Congressman Nst
that eopA n,eass everybody, asd Ibis Is bee
oplN objection h,si raised a-a.'Nt ihv preset
mrmuoy lie has made a igw thtu-g> ln iHy
Po~t-thi.y. ul The district. ant IN apl"hdn-
.cStsso.s has not consulted ~ AL cases III,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-08-16
Inredeen9ed Lands.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

AFVII- NV NIIIN 'INFs I'f''
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
described lands and city and village lots in the
county Of Iowa, and State of Wisconsin, were
sold by The Treasurer Of said county on the
l2th day of May, \ u, 1874, Tor the delinquent
taxes of the year 1873
The amount set opposite each tract OF land,
and city and village lots, is The amount of tax,
interest. aud charges, due thereon, computed
To- the hast day of redemption.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes, interest,
and charges, ON thc following described tracts
OF land, and city ana village lots. are paid on
or hcfor, the l9Jb day OF May, \. D. ISL, the
same VIA be conveyed 10y tax deed to the pur-
chaser,
John HOARE, County Clerk,
Iowa County Wis.