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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22

The City OF New Orleans VS. Mrs. Martin
Gordon; same vs. same.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. Nos. 70l7 and s., O99-By virtue Of
two writs OF Teri facias to me directed by the
honorable the Superior District curt for the parish
of Orleans, In the above entitled causes, for
city taxes Of 1874 and 1875, will proceed to sell
at public auction, ct the Merchants and Auc.
ti0neers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and customhouse streets, in the second district
Of this city, on FRIDAY. May H., 1876. at
twelve O'Clock n, the following described prop
erty, to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in
the First District Of this city, in ,are numoer
two hundred and f0rty.two, bounded by Baronne,
Melpomene, Car0ndelet and Terpsich're Streets
measuring two one hunIred and Fifty five feet on
Baronne street, by one hundred ana sixty feet ia
depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22

EUCENE W AUVAMAN,
ana n mvl0 Civil Sheriff of the Pa, ish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22

H60MR WA00AMAN,
spl3 ~ myls Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22
The City Of New Orleans W. Mary A.
GhonWell
cvrpRRyOR nISTRICT COTIRT FOR THE pARINH

Apl1 20 my12 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of OrlaAnA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22
A. ROchereau & Co. W.. Widow apl
heirs Of Thomas Little Graham.

ECGENE WAGGAMAN.
apis % my14 Civil sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22

apll - nyl2 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22
The City Of New Orleans ~. Mrs. NJ. NE
4, Warren.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
apll - my13 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of OrleanA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22
Catherine Euled W. George Egli.
INIErH DISTRICT CQIYRT FQR THE PARISH


srls % myl4 Civil sheriff of the Parish Of Orean
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-22

.pls a mys Civil sbesGS az tSe Pa1!sh al Orieans
, 1876-09-02

CEpAn RAPIDS, Ia., Sept. 1.-TAo lausl sales
Of the Iowu Railroad Land Company during
August were over 1900 acres ut IN average
prico OF 81 per acre. Tlta Is about double tho
amount usually sold III Aucust. Inqu!r!cs for
land are unusually numerous, and tho Company
are anticipating large sales In September and
October.
Special Dispatch 10 7zs 7tfouas
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 1.-One hundred
operatives wero discharged irou, the rittsburg,
,Fort Wayt!s j. Chicago Railway shops In tllis
city III ace1rslaneo With IN order rreuvefl. Men
were dts.Aissel fro'A tlu machine, LlAeksnlItt
hollcr, aud cat shops. Some Ut tic men lis-
charged are among the oldest employees OF Tho
Company. The oil'cers Of tho Company say
laYed "a long as possible.
Fn'IAEuLrmlA, .sept: 1.-the International
display af livestock opencl to-day at thu new
grounds Oh Belmont avHuue by tic exhibition
u llorses. On account OF the Incomplete cuuht.
tton OF tho grounds aud small proportion OF
tic horscs arrived, there werc NO iorlnal ctrc-
luUnies.
, 1876-09-02

could not pasa upon TIM claim; bill ahotM be
pte.entcd III tile law required.
:. Mr.. Nray sail ho w1ls III Tho hands OF the
Bon,1s, mil aakcl what thsyprnrWssl to,>lrG him:
y bill fur lis days. se.>is.a, at q pcr lny, anE
SH) contingent cxfclIees, II lntal ot sGi0, which
WIS allowed.
NEXT YEAn's ExrESsrs.
Tho matter OF an extension fnr next years.
expenses was then considered.
Supervisor 1.tWuln thought $40, ono would DO
sufficient. tn Ills mind. thy rost uf deputy Aa:
acssora this year was much thrEer thati 1t should
llay1 heen Il competent men lmtl bccM TN.
played. lilo lind sre,, som. nf t!scsn WIN !asi
great difficulty In signing tletr tla,ncs, and t!lu
0illce Aecncl to havc been n,atlu mn nsylum fur
sct Ut men very few If whom wpliltl l,o trusted
IN private oillcc Tho eost Was s. e50D md le
l,alf tlsat. II capable felp WIS employed. Tic
tlllec Ut Collector shoultl be made srlfsupport:
imE. Evans now lia,l III his pockets surplus OF
s5,v0o which SHOULD l,o i, the Town Treasury
Justtca D'Wplf rctnurketf Old claims against
tho town were liable to turn np.
Supervisor Ltneo1n satl that not more than 90
per gent Ut thu taxes would lie collected, md.
while 81, ,o0o might cover the. exre,scs, II only
TINT wcru aslsc. tor they would not Gct enough.
lie moved tia: the County Ionr.l be requested
to extend ut tho tax-levY for 1876 tic snts vt
S10,0N fur town expenses.
Iustlyo Footo moved to arncnd by snohtuy It
Mr.. Gray said lie coul1 not do tho work uf as
scssinE Will. onc-alf tho force uscl t'lis Ycar.
The bUoks canc from the Cpunty Clerk; so far
rs descriptions wcro concerned, II, horrible
condition.
The amendment waa lost, aud the original
motion agreed to.
'.LirrLE JorBa DEMAND.
Supervisor Lneoln presented conmunfca.
ton signed by "Littlc Joe'' asking the Board to
pass resolution directing tho Tuwu Clerk aud
Supervisor to isaue ncw orders for tlloBe Issued
to Town Clerks prior to 1874, for tho rcas1n that
tho old town orders wcro Issited on the strength
Of marc vtte of tic Hoard without certificate
Of MULTI, nn.l wcro on that acconnt thrown out
of c0tlrt when pnrties sliced OIL them. The
amount Of these orders was nbout sl.,0U0.
Justice Wallace saitl no acsEoti cont he takcn
on The document, aincc II was informal.
The Chuismau remarked that It asked The
Board to tsD what tho Beard had no rEht tn 10.
Jus.ica Wallace orlcrel tia, II any parties
had claims they SHOULD brtng them Iii and let
Tic 1soar1 pass upon tllcn.
On motion of Supervisor Lincoln Tic
communication was p1accd on flsc.
Tho Board then adjourned sine llc. .
, 1876-09-02
ARTHUR.
THE SILK TRADE.

INV YoRK, Sept. 1.-Thers was large sale
Of Lyons silk anu Paris dress-goods here to-day.
The prices averaged fully 10 pr cent aboyo last
spring. When the rates that ruled were from 00
to Us cents per yarta Tor even desirable shades,
while to-tiay tfu must undesirable silades were
bio or good sh4Aes sold rupldly at Il. 10
per yard, The detilaud far duplicates far *
cre.!cd the supply, aud tho satu, Which conI-
Priseh 0 lots Ut silks a1.s s!Eeas-aoods, sold at
butter prices than huYc been obtained for solno
iime past Ribbons uAd millinery picce-gools
realized prieIs III advance Of lust spring, aud
were duplicated lxrge!y. Black rtbbo4x were
readily disposed 0t Ut an advances Of 10 per cant,
aud very few lots were sold below thu ordinary
WHOLESALE prices Of tue present scazou. The
sale WRS well attended,
, 1876-09-02


The Committed vote that In tbo supuosed .eres
OF thesc preteliIcl torn urdcfs lheru nre seyarni
utsspg i,ntubpru md atso yuyeraI dnplicatc sern
nun,bcfs, Iii .nauy cusey tlo Ucnnty Assessnras
bills are NOT urea rcceipted, nnd the whole matter
shows aa at @ least th9 gro.scst carelessness.
~ n no 'p9s ~. .ians S.ass Gos " tecsPss LOT rent
c.rr. " "ectin,s H 'un }ausee aMa
Sra misn airJ> rh S",,"rvso. " hng mi, ,has,
Judges and clcFla at thu iullominy Iatus: Il nt
81; at S!5; i Vi $40; Ut SU, Tie law tlscylse,i
atatute4 Of 1S74, chap. ~, p O3} provides that
these Uilcet4 shatl receive 81 per dny. a1ld tho
Judge catryins tho retn.ii i've eenta mileage The
anoant @ oStfnaa St y, ~ .hs gas" ~ 1a5sn1!y Sbs
tMe M tn e'ass H. = am ,.en ot Hl!,s. iSr 70.
tSf H. o% nay"n m t a II o" ~" 20 10
n iSanrcf,,,!s nr"crI"rt ~'N" - 'o"'" ~ "'"~'"h
Your Committee calls attention to the fact that
tooao Zip " PaFeFt aaa Hot III DooK ~ Required
o. ~.
ths s"remnt ~, ~ rr.s.ot c,ai,inn v r.
tnrow nway III sufcaMnr,s nrnvjdei hv ia fo~ W ,ho ~
security a1sl proper Ils6urson,cnt Of she nnbii: Nit
, 1876-09-02
DAVID NEAf.'a PAINTING.

The following utter trou 1lr. Charles q.
Dyer, now In 3lun!ch, was unayoisiab'y delayed
IN its transmission. hut it is still timely, " II
se'asvs ula!n!y to Mr.. Nea!'s l1sest picture,
"The First Meeting Ut Maria Stuart un1 luz.
xio," wlich is now On exhibition at tho rooU,s
Vi The Asalcmy Ut 1csign. Mr.. Dyer, au at.ist
hlustlt, IL entitled to great resrecs for all l!e
says In art iuatter4:
10 GFs Editor NJ The Tribune.
MUNICH. uayRt!a, July, lhTu. .-,As Asnertcnns
We caunot but feel proud of Tho Wile ypsr4l yu4
Increasing reputation Vt our eoun!Eynln. pasid
, 1876-09-02

tAtlOn WHICH cNlf1ffa u0Rot upbH us tnht-
lies as nation. We hnvr hal rery fey mcn whose
pru.re*s HI. hrsn A. RAPID anil solid. nn'l stil
nftrr by European dealers and private hn!efa II
were NEEDLESS 10 enumcrae hers hts tileat works,
n IT, ny ct s sre s i u GdhfEa
f. Ssssf!ts s:sa; ' 3
the :. Mauib.ons clols.ets In the .ra.se..ion y
Mr. Henry ". King: the powestul Historical head
e ts ssnH!nry ne11nnGnx e M
a19sy M TssrSs ss%p.on . ks scs ';.s ss
aa Git in t. s%s Tss s
iamc i. must aatter'ng cfitlctsm nron the -.
iaste Of those who pnTcha.e,. se.r. nso the works
sio &C Of "5ame5 Wait Hi;eotctns the Pawo! q
Egs1 X hs ssr. S ~
cflties 10 make ono 'nnre most decided exception
and artists, and sha. 100. In that h!shes. branch
hs : :i Ms;is Ms!s sisls Stsf5t asS AT
ss as,e a9eat sysl tSs sneh ri Rya
6saaf ns;eF " sco;s 's 5 ss o nd
reputati"a @ hsre. ~ brcesor Kari son Pilo,v, Under
H ssea he wasa ea' he esa saw hs of aa ,sssi sa
a; sss s1p1s es e's b.; ossn sat Snc
DISQUALIFIED PRAISE
Of IT, whether aa 10 composition. distribution Of
tpendi.a'y carried out as any work can BE- aud +
most poworinl rsbuks 70 th.se who follow tho
"s The sesofe ianng ind % ueces:ary ny patience
pretend that high and nerfuct nEA is fncompattb9c
With true art aud Gao and deiicate color. inc'".e
, 1876-09-02

SAVANNAH, ta., Sept. 1.-The total yellow
fever !.,terments for two days Is seventeen.
Tie wcathrr IL very lot.
SAyAxAAu, Sept. l.--iallow.iaye intcrnents
today seven.
TALLAHASSEE, Sept. l.-.ha Governor Of
Florida Ibis ordered TINT alf vessels aud pas
seugcss arriving from Savannah b. 9uarautInel
, 1876-09-02

l. ~ ~
sptetas Correspondence qf The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. H.-1t mist Ut ncces-
Sity be gratifying to those w}o, though deprived
u the pleasures Ut u iaant over tho oceaI', have
the opportunity Of taking q short raration In
their own country. to knuw that the Centennial
offr. nj, art faa;t wh,r1, h sn ,hro,,gl,y cnIov.
o,less III. art least WIZ" ID W toofoo2n5 ch1oy-
no1t thing to visit to the Old World. To be
sure, there is no "Madonna d! Sun slsto" l'e-
lore whlrl, the cmotionally y-inellucd may shed
unfinished transformation" Neither Is
thcro "Zurbaran" Of stlcli realistic
horror tint even AlurIlo could
In ti,rtw,; INN ,onvusIons hs ita yhnuIIs1,ncss.
Aoi ~ ."e.e , pas1'nt " u se'ensase, uaasSs,
inan, ut which one may throw wads Of chewcd
papcr for luck, rs On tho hill Ut Atago Yama in
the CITY OF Yclo Still there Is a 6cwtldertng
so.ce.,on a. .. u, pao,sns ws
one OUT ot a'l to9''zaaee o1 "eaF'eu 'lthos asd
nchig eycs,-thosc relentless illa which sce'n 10
Aaunt all pvture-galleries,-and though heat
opp1s,ses a an s:rats stsxa VII w'll challenge
view Just rs favorable light Is obtained, yet
must tlis display ba considered treat,
which neither calorlc nor swarmlng h,l-
1aa'sy .,'p n ~ H.. VI n,." 40 'a. ,.n5 u.A.s, -
st9oa ''1lous" Luz uepastne'lts ue'o'ea W
paHtlE - lrnla Ucrnlahy, Belgium, anu Tie
Netherlands Fcvcass That, though thai sarTtf'ee
fsuf,ro nj ,rm,+n,t, nrt I. vt,l,,,rr, T., ,,nr.
.''~,...,t..,, .'..',,.,. .,,. .tt,, .su.is,,,.
spl'1a"''1ea ''ooei7' tne.e ~ SUI mo'seape
conspicuous prone''ess dor aomestic subjects
uution, Yet there IS Il wholesome el.ar,u abput
,hts ,nvh ~ t,,ur,r iii. eTb,td,,n, NJ nros,,'.
.nls 'oee u 'n.s,ot, tn's e1'psaon " p1osa,c
, 1876-09-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

Nnw Yonx, Sep" 1.-Arslye1, steamship
Neckur, from prcmen.
QuxxasroHN, Sept, 1.-stea,nship spythIa,
fro,u New York, haa arrived out,
San FRAacssco. Sept. l..-Salte,l, Ppetllo Mall
stea1acr Great Nepubl!e, for Hong Kong, viz
iukoh2ua,
, 1876-09-02
THE WEATHER.

f, WAslr1Soroy, d. e., Sept. FL a. m.-For
the Upper Lake region north aud west winds,
oolcr, partially cloudy weather, aud rising
barometer.
Spectdl Dlspoteh TO TIE tribune.
SAGETowN, ILL.,, Scpt. Ia very severe wind
Storm paBscd over this acction yesterday. At
Ketthsburg tho railroad round-llousc was blown
down. Fur six miles wide every farn-fencc
aud i'ay-stac'z is destroyed, anl general upset
ting Of everything. Since the storm tho atnlos.
plWsc Inns cooled, and tho INTENSE heat Of the
past week moderated. II
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-09-02

:fhr 7hf GAt,N1o 7t'aHne.
CHICAGO, Aug. M.-The historical painting by
Davitl Ncalt on Tic subject nf the "Firat Meet
1lg Of MAry Stuart ami lalzzlu," Which llas been
exhibition III this city for fhe pnst few weeks,
yi1ers some suggestions and ahorus Il few les
IONS which should mt be Lost This Ii the third
,rn,r,unt work ,r III. a5tfst stnrn he ,,,s in.
,s.'",s. n.,.- ,as.,.t... -. ~ .s,.
Iotea hN''He!t u "suEe-iAuht'us' h's 4os4'eF t"o
being the Return froln tle Clase," III posscs-
slou OF John Buolsood, Eatl., Of New York, a,lI
,he "pj1covpry VI tic Power Of stcu.,. by
.Xot,, :, now n rho ro,ln,tipn If sT n, phIlIn:
nas's, ,no" ~ l"e eoi'o.ti". u a'l u tn'1'ps:
Mr. Nca's iHe has Al1ea!y DYER ai4uuea
70, und Ills early struggles, Ills gradua!
advancement all final SUCCESS huyu hee,, here.
t,,rnr, .,,t,,o fu,,r purro,r,l 1Ir i. i, firm In.
o'e 49, s.".,e,..., ,.t ,,.,.;.h ,"h
never III s!is own at"lel11eus' n''u ".'e" W nls
proven III his political careIr When lIc says, i"
know NJ butter Investment tllun IN tic purchase
esf t,r .rork. nj r,s1nr arttsfa.n
r,'@. ,,.o. ,..s...t'' ,,a.,,,, H., m .x,,,,,,,
Ano Htst 'ntp'cesioH Fo''o' A4a ~ eAas'.a'
Ing thls latest production IL t'1e reality ot inc
subject. Thcre Ii NO taheall1 cuort, no poAtnE
t,r Effect. II seems rs X hy soms necrou,ancy
NJ arpius III, Ind drawn mt frnm tehind tbr
n..aIn - ,,,.. ,,ns, ,II. r.,.,,oI.i ,r,,rr,,.a
su t'''o "a l''o l'aat 'a'n t.'a' Aao'o
And, NY some po"cr OF instantaneous pfout'c-
lion, l!A,l pl0ce0 It upon hiS ca1Yaa. The Queen
y looking nt l,{z3o. and un!y Ut him: the spa,.
N, ~ h.- fnct sac. In, ,n. i,trr,l,r -
s.. ~ s,.a',., ,,.,ns.,. I.",sn H.. Ill
, 1876-09-02
()Val'ii Ian / 'lllll((I'
Of ten years growth cured by
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.


1hnvo had an Ovnrsan Tuu,ar In tho Ovnrlss
and llowcla far Ten fcnrs.
Ann AhnnHt Dec. n. iA75.-l,E. RAILWAY: 1ha
othcss may bc benrAtcI ! IHske thts statement:
s!ave had VII Ovarian TunOr IN the ovnries md blE.
riAeg without any henett 1t was growing II *prh r..
pit!ity that could not have lived Mthcti Ithgtr:
friend 0f mine !Iducc1 mn to try sadWaya itetdIth
hal n0t much faith IN them, hut finally, utter muta
dtllbetntun. tried them.
purchased Ill hotties of tho lkctoyent two hotcsM
thelit and two bottirs IT tho lielcf. used thr't
without any apparent hcneut: deteflnaea 10 per.t-
OF the Relief aud t%o boxes y! tnu fllIA before tGI
wefn Kupe Lad lust iwrnt IT, lft pounds.
continued tO tkU tho medicine Until WIZ thai
was tnttFely cured. tu1k The mcGcihG ainlnt MT
.nonts IND during that tisno lost !ury Nv, lniuMs
IN ~ ta1E thIcu d1zen buitlrs ot thu lcsulfrni s's
lfcct perfectly we'll And my eat ~ fn1l Of sT*tslnas
To God Tor la eIi III my dec afnction. To ytu, W
su4 yonr wonderful ,nr1lunr, feel irep1y indebted
aud my prayer II lat II may be a much VI blr.sui
u othsfs ,s ~ 4 hss heen to Me- ,,.s ~ n,uu,ss
Mrs. i!iSSas who makes the aoys sers! !hrais y.
person fur wh1.n rcanrstct y0u 70 send mgd y
14no, l87a, The lncaictnts ahuye stutcl Luu;I
Of me- With tho exception u What was sent 10 cr y
you msy say TINT hss sEasecn, y s9r5tGt wthous
- Druggtsi md Chenistt Ann Arb,r. sch1;,
This may certify that stru. Hbtla, who snakrs az
eboyS ssrttacsss ana ~ hssn foI many Yea' III.
rIy aud uadenabIy rnfttct 4 ny nnu who kn0ws MEa-
''0'tst tstgusdj N'S va HIM. H. cncKEI.
MAilY Ii FUSU,
L. u. POND
, 1876-09-02

MUCH EsrEEMEn
painting is Tsclluggcny's F" Fire In the Stahlc,"
thr solu figure hclng magnificent gray llorsc,
terrified ut the ilaics, which tho lurfA glaru
test!Ies aru ilst approaching the pour animal
WIN seetns tinolnel to destruction. Anu a nd
less spirited effort IL Ills " Flemish Stailols,H
thuuGf, liz j. possesses su theatrical arrcssostcs
II cur hass!lr communal the attention that tic
| !urn,er work calls forth. 1t seetns positively
| repreifcrsitle to unit mentioning, tl.a
many other lne paintings IN tho depart
| Incnla untlcr consideration, hut IN Vi.
| tentative ssells left wllcn there Ia surt, All
| inmnmerat!e display, fur an article would rer-
tutaly be u ''n,lir Ir"porsIons whiyh attempted
tosPeak VI eucls picture III this collection sepa-
| ra,cAy.
paint!n.. ull!st a!e referred to, nausey, "byron's
rarstnA" BY Nfttkmnp, y creation possessing
so much merit that It would hu objectionable
not to nlcAtun 1t. Tho moment chOBen by the
artist Ia when
Tint sleeping whisper. Of name
| hcspeaks her guilt ind .szo's shAmc. -
fair Parlsna, ferersh III ller slcop anu u,u,tcv.
| tny In her unrest
| A manu- rlso ia,c mol hFcnthc by day.
| Trltce Azo hus heard his ,looni,--!lss heard
tue 'n's,n'lrctl natnc Of Hugo, anil rising fruln
ths Spuca r., rSasss To- h'+ punlar, Witch lles %
bM!y causes tho drapcry nf tha couch to sha!e
Ills faeu ffu1n the suit light Of tile lamp but the
pallnr nf t!h face fs hut enhanced by the ubkrusi
t., ana one can alnost teei the workings Of his
!n!u'! III t!e wasers III Ills murltrous design.
1'tm figures art powerfully rendered. Antl the
management of ararcry mil lights truly lauda-
biz; illc fIalf.ltght OF u starry night, ~ seen
elect an! peculiarly plcating, Perhaps many
faattdons ,'crsons may deem the subject unit for
thr lAirEmsss Ut mintlag, but. hu thIs rs Il may,
the artist Inns assllredly treated Ills theme ably,
te 1t questionable one pr otherwise,
| ANrItt,n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02
SECRET SOCIETIES.

r. A. M.--lowa Chapter, No. 6. Regular convo'
cation arst and third Mondays in each month.
Calvert spensley, II. P.
II. & A. M.--Miueral Point Lodge, No. /.
Rerula. communications first and third Tuesday IS
s.e!. aon. IA. Calvert Sfensiey, W. W.
MINERAL PolNr CoMNASpsRY No. -. "KSIGaTs
TgNrLAn." "--Kegular meetings the first Wednesday
,f zach nonth a: their Asylum Masonic llall.
Visiting Sir Knights are cnurteously Invited to at
tend. H. DelUs puford, Il. Q; ;. A. ferrin, Re.
oard.r.
40 o. F.-Iowa Lodge, No. l. Regular meeting
even, Wednesday evening. VIM. Treweek, n, G..
IIunsoN Txc.rPnsNT No 80. Regular meetings
sacond and fourth Tuesdays each month Josiah
Jacka. &. p. Niilom Tiuk, Scribe
EMILIA RRpEccA No. 27 Regular meetings first
fues ,ay each mouth J. Ii Vivian, n. G..
l. O. G. T.-Fmery lodge, No. 3ll. Regular
meeting every Friday evening. 7. Allen, Jr. ,W.CT.
BAND OF IiopE-Cod Water Temple, No. 81
Regular meeting every Tuesday evening. Benia-
miu Blewett W. @. T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02
The Tribune Directory.
(IRCH ES.

METHODIST EpiseeshL-Rev. G. Hashhy-
Preaching se-yice at to:30 A. N. and =. NJ. Sun
day School at , 7. "
PRIMITIVE MkTHobrr.-Eev. r. Kent-Preaching
,er,iee every Sunday at 1880 A. NJ. and P. NJ,
and Thursday evenings a, o'clock. Sunday School
IT : p. VI.
pResByrERrtS - Rev. Mr.. RieR Divine service
Sundays at 1n1z A. VI. and p. NJ Thursday even
.ng at P NJ. Sunday School at 2 r. NJ.
FrIscopAi. - Rev. Dr. seahrease - Divine services
sundays AT 10:S0 A. NJ. ana ?. NJ. on Fridays at
TP.M Sunday School at 9.l5 A. NJ.
sr psuLs IRSH CATEsfIc-- Father O'Seete-
Preaching services days at 10 Il. ii. and +. NJ.
Sunday School 1t . p. VI
ST. MaKzs GERMAN CATHoLic-Father Vein
i.artlt-preaching service Sundays at 1890 A. NJ.
Hl1P IT. Sunday School at 2 P NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

By reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that J. II.
Sampson ana BENZ. Davey, have
opened paint shop in the eligible
room over Treweel e Curnow 5
shops. We lave no hesitancy in
recommending these young men as
masters of their trade and worthy of
the patronage of the public. They
will do all kinds of painting, but will
make a speciality Of fine work on
carriages, sleighs, signs, &C., in which
branch they are highly proficient.
They invite customers to try them,
and if they fail to give satisfaction
will not ask second job, which
sounds like business.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

BURNED OUT.-On the 12sh of
January the house of O. J. Lockhart,
> miles from Mineral Point, was
consumed by fire, together with all
contents, embracing $1,000 in cash,
calculated to pay debts on the place,
and all the furniture, clothing and
provisions Of the family. The fire
originated in the upper story ia
some manner unknown, probably a
defective due, and instantly the place
was one mass Of roaring fame. The
inmates had barely time to save their
lives. There was no insurance, we
understand, and the loss leaves the
family not only shelterless, but like
wise penniless.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

a VERY pleasant and social party,
under the management of some
two or three young ladies, gathered
at the residence Of Mr.. Wm. Perry
last Thursday evening. After the
company assembled, ,andthe ~How-de-
does" &c., were gone through with,
three able musicians were usbered.
OF course shaking Of the ''hooi"
was the result To the managers
great credit was due and the hos.
and hostess made it SO agreeable for
all that each one retired with the
Impression that they were not by
any means tie worst people il the
world.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

JACKA-PRlESTLE by Rev. G. Bushbv.
Dec, - $50, Mr.. Samuel JacAa and MIS-
Mnlm Pri,slley
HOPKINS - By Rev G. Bnshrv
Jan II, 1876, Mr. licuTy pcugclly an8 Mas
Mary iiopkns; both Of Dodgevlie, Wis
CilhMPgON-THOMAs.--B by RcyC. Bn-hbr,
jan, ~, lN'b. Nr. Vim Champion Of Osi..e
i"~n. and Mis- kmHaa II Thomas, OF Min
rral Point, Wis
iilLLARf-PERlsf. ~ on Wednesday, Jan.
2G Us Rev @. ". j.. Brown. Alr lIcpry
Hillary a:tti Mis- hary Perry, both Of Linden.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

CARTWRIGHT & JAMES are still the
only authorized agents for the Estey
Organs in Iowa county, and are de-
termined not to be undersold by any
persons dealing in musical instru~
ments. Give us a call before pur-
chasing. All good judges pronounce
Estey Urgan tha best.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

The Board of Supervisors of La
Fayette county offer a bounty of SO
for old wolf scalps, and 50 for each
pup. A bounty of $500 is. also Of
fered by the county for the arrest
and conviction of any horse thief m
that county.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

OUR occasional correspondent at
Dodgeville has thanks for some items
from the County Seat. The Mineral
Pointers who attended the military
ball, report it as - most agreeable
occasion, and speak in the highest
terms of the treatment received at
the hands of those managing the
party. A return of the favor in
kind is freely talked of in the mill
taly circles of our city. 1t ought to
be accomplished.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

c. c. & /. i. DAVID announce by
a prominent poster that they will
sell at public vendue, oq Feb. 10th,
a choice lot of stock and farm ma
chinery. The sale will come off on
the premises of |. +. David, three
and half miles north of the village
of Mitllin. 1t is a rare chance for
those wishing to buy anything in
this way.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02
LOc8f Intelligence.

ETf' Business Notices in local columns.
lcudcd, and in same type MS local news, will
be charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line.
each insertion No business notice published
m this department, first issue, FOR less than
90 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-02-02

Cartwright e James have secured
the services Of u first class Sewinr
Machine Repairer, and Musical IN
strument Tuner. All work intrusted
to them guaranteed TO give satisfac-
ton or money refunded