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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-20

ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAIL-
RoAD-PAY OF RECEIVERS, MASTER, AND
CoUNsEL-INTEREsT.-I accordance with
arrived at at the conference
OF counsel with Judges Bond and Hughes
in New York, Judge Hughes has had en-.
tered in the Circuit Court OF the United
States, rs of the I'd of February, six orders
in relation to the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad. They are, in brief, as fol-
lows: l.. Giving permission to the receivers
to allow the master Of accounts sum not
exceeding S125 per month for his services.
2. Allowing the receivers each S10,000per
annum for their services. 8. Allowing
Leigh r. Page $4,000 for services as counsel
for the receivers, less any amount hereto
fore paid. 4. Authorizing the receivers to
sell any waste or useless material they may
think proper. 5. Granting receivers au-
thority to pay employees who have not as
signed their claims, beginning with the pay
roll Of July, 1875. 6. Authorizing the re-
ceivers to pay coupons of divisional mort
cages due on the 1st Of January, 1879. The
orders were all entered "by consent"
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Marshallstreet between Monroe and Henry
gt rprfa .a#. :
CENTRA1, LUSATIC ASYLUM.

CENTRAL LUSATIC ASYLUM.
The Chair laid before the Coun ell COM
munication from the Legislative committee
having charge Of the subject Of location
for the Central Lunatic Asylum, requiring
an answer on Tuesday, February Goth.
Mr.. Christian presented resolution call
ing for report from the Committee on
Grounds. and Buildings as to their action
relative to the donation OF site on the part
Of the city for the Central LuDatic Asylum,
and requesting the Legislative committee to
postpone any action until Tuesday week.
The resolution also asks that the Committee
on Grounds and Buildings report onThurs-
day afternoon next.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Pulliam, from the Committee on
Claims and Salaries, presented Joint reso-
luton for the payment OF claims Of the
clerk of'the Hastings Court, &C.; which
was agreed to.
FIRE AND PoLICE-TEI.EGRAPH.
Mr.. Christian, from the Committee on
Ordinances, presented an ordinance pro-
viding for the more efficient working and
care OF the fire-alarm and police-telegraph; (;
which was adopted without. dissenting
vote.
INTERESTING TO CITY EMPLOYEES.
Mr.. Whitlock, from the Committee on
Retrenchment and Reform, presented a
Joint resolution requesting the Mayor to
ascertain and take Immediate steps to have
discharged from the city employment after
the first day OF April, 1877, all non resi-
dents and persons delinquent in payment
of tax, water, and gas-bllls; and that the
Committee on Ordinances be instructed to
prepare an ordinance which shall prohibit
the employment Of any person who has not
resided therein twelve months previously,
and require the payment OF all taxes Gn-
Guiding water and gas) by all city en-
ployes. Agreed to.
FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Board joint resolutions to carry out re-
commentators of the Committees on Streets
and Finance were taken up and coucurred
in.
Board Joint resolution for the removal Of
O chandelier from the Old Market Hall to
the Council chamber was concurred in.
THE CITY ADVERTISING.
In pursuance of the order OF the Board
OF Aldermen the report Of the Committee
on Accounts and Printing, relative to the
CITY advertising, was transmitted to the
Council and read by the clerk.
Mr.. Taylor asked for the bids for printing.
The clerk informed the body that he was
not in possession of the information.
Mr.. Straus moved to lay the subject on
the table until Thursday, after the appro-
priation ordinanceis is disposed OF. Agreed to.
CLAY WARD MARKET-HoUsE.
On motion OF Dir. Christian the subject
of market-house in Clay Ward was made
the order for Thursday evening next.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Laucr: A resolution to gravel the
walkway on the north side OF Cary street
from Reservoir street to the corporation
line. Referred.
BY the same: A resolution for the mac
adamizing of Main street from Belyidere to
Linden street. Referred.
By Mr.. Christian: A resolution instruct.
ing the Committee on Ordinances to pre-.
pare an ordinance in relation to supplies, &c.
Adjourned.
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CorrcsDoudeuce.

Correspondence.
RICHMOND, February IT, 1877.
James P. Cot1ardin, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir,-Many Of the members Of the General
Assembly having expressed themselves Is extreme
ly desirous OF hearing one of your humorous leo
ures We, the undersigned, cordially join in earn
est request that favor with an entertainment
at some early date to suit your convenience.
Yours, very truly,
II. G.. PoPHAM,
u. a. BoHAHyoN,
w. g. GILLIAN,
JOHN w. JOHNSTON,
W. p. n. KHLLAM.
and many others.
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RICHMOND, February 19, 1877.
Aessrs. Johnston, PopAars, and others, Yir9fnfd
House of Delegates:
Gentlemen,-Accept my most sincere thanks for
your kind invitation Of the 18th instant. viii,
with pleasure, do myself the honor OF accepting,
aad name TUESDAY EVENING THE 10Th for the
occasion. have also to tender you INV thanks for
The use Of the Hall Of the House on the evening
named. ] am, gentlomen,
Yours, very truly.
JAMES r. CowARDIN.
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FIGS, DATES, and pnUxEs at A.. .p,zzlsrs.

DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-lno order 70 meet
the constantly increasing demands OF our tra'e We
have added well-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cHINEEY and sK1LfUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant US in guaranteeing the VERY BsoT CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and IA the most expe
dttious manner.
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BUFFALO LlTHTA WATERS.

THE BUFFALO LITHTA WATERS
u IN THE
PECULIAR MALADIES OF WOMEN AND
OTHER FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE.
Some of the most eminent medical meu OF the
country pronounce these waters
'.WEiL-NIGH SPECIFIC"
In most Of the
PAINFUL MALADIES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
DYSPEPSIA,
NEURALGIA,
LIVER AFFECTIONS.
CHRONIC DIARRHEA,
PARALYSIS. .GOUT,
RHEUMATISM,
AND IN DISEAsGs or THE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
they are second to none OF tile celebrated mlnera
waters Of the world, and In some of the diseases
here enumerated they have accomplished beneficial
results as remarkable my of record. whether OF
mineral waters or medicines This claim Is en-
phatcay attested by those whose statements defy
imputation or question. Testimonials sent to any
address oil application.
The waters are put up In cases of one dozen half
gallon bottles s5 per at the Springs invara-
bly, In advance. THOMAS +. GOODE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs. Va.
Ia l6-Tu&S2m
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The court
was engaged yesterday in the consideration
OF the following business:
Dinwiddie County Us. Stuart, Buchanan
Il Co. Fully argued by Judge Ould and
Judge r. Fl. Jones, Jr., and submitted.
Trower Us. Commonwealth. Writ OF
error refused to judgment OF the Cor
poration Court of Norfolk.
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THE FIRE-ALARM CAsE.-The decision OF
the Police Justice in the case OF John
Waldman, late member OF Company A, Fire
Department, charged with turning in false
alarms, will be rendered this morning.
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FRANK LEsLIE's LADY's MAGAZINE AND
THE ECLECTIC for March are to hand from
j. T. Ellyson, 1112 Main street.
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Miss MARY ANDERsoN's ENGAGEMENT At
THE THEATRE.-Miss Anderson commences
her engagement on Wednesday evening
with " The Lady of Lyons" The distin-
guished young lady's high character throws
her talents and beauty into the most iayora-
BILE light; she Is highly lauded by all the
southern papers, and Is likely to receive 9
most fiattering reception on the occasion OF
her first appearance before . Richmond au-
dience. 3. Z.
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HAVANA ORANGEs.-PIzzlHI has Just received
a large lot Of delicious HAVANA ORANGES. They
can be had from twenty to fifty cents per dozen.
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GIRL BURNED.-A young girl living on
Main street between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-tifth was very severely burned last
night by the explosion Of a kerosene-oil
lamD
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Hastings Court.-On Thursday morning
the cases OF Mary Mach and OF George
Stuart will be called. Seaman's case is set
for FRIDAY.
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+ PERSONS who are subject 70 headache, weakness,
indigestion, loss Of appetite, and depression, should
never be without coLpRN,s LJEBfGis LiocIp Ex-
TRACT OF ErANp TONIC INYIeoRAToR.
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charged with stealing one hat valued at So
from William Jeter,; The evidence was not
sufficient, and Beaz1ey was discharged.
Ellen Taylor and Mollie Haines (colored)
wers charged with being drunk and disor-
.derly in the street. Ellen was sent to Jail
for thirty days. Mollie failed to appear,
and an attachment was Issued for her.
: The police are now preparing to report
oil unlicensed dogs and vehicles.
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, .AsAyAGg D0s.--A man was yery severely
pit on the face by savage dog while near
The packet Office yesterday.
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DIgEcr IMPORTATION or SHERRY WINE 10
RIcuMoNp.-Messrs. ". u. BLAIR & Co, 8o3 Main
street. have just received from ". D. G. Dan aor.
don, Port st. Marys, Spain, large supply OF diner
cnt grade sherries, Pale and Dry. These wines are
SUPERIOR, and are offered st very low figures.
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CATAwDA AT THE CAPITOL To-N1GHT.-
Mr.. James P. Cowardin, by invitation Of
number OF the members Of the General
Assembly, will tonight deliver some Of his
humorous travelling sketches, together with
some Of bis Virginia humors." in the hall
Of the House OF Delegates. The growing
popularity of the lecturer and the marked
Improvement OF his delivery render his
entertainments agreeable even to those
who have heard him often before.
He has been received in different portions
of the State recently with enthusiasm, and
there is every prospect for crowded
house tonight.
"CataWba desires us to state in answer
to numerous inquiries that it will be impos-
sible to reserve seats tonight, owing to the
conformation of the house. An attempt to
issue reserved checks would result in con-
fusion. The best way to get good seat Is
to 60 early. Tickets at Wyatt's and at the
door.
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SAVE HONEY by having your printing cone attha
DISPATCH PniNTIN0-HousE. Good work. loW
prices, and satisfactioK guaranteed.
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BRY GOODS.
DEDUCTIONS!
CYCLE BROTHERS

CYCLE BROTHERS
are still selling
ANDROSCOGGIN and FRUIT-oF-THE-L0OM
at 10 and l1o.,
and all the other brands at old prices.
We have just opened new line of
spRING DRESS GOODS.
CABlBRIC EDGING and INsERTINGs,
1000 yards REMNANTS Of IRISH LINEN at
SOC. per yard worth 75c. and 81.
You can find complete linein every department,
such
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE and FRUIT-CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES for mems and boys wear.
Weare determined to close out great many goods
on account of moving to our new store-No. 3l9
Broad street, between Third and Fourth streets-ou
the 1st Of May.
Call and examine our bargains before purchasing
elsewhere. SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
fe 15-Im between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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III. ELLyEoN d Co, advertiains aeeatS insert ad-
vertisements In lscf the newspapers OF the United
States as publishers fatea Orders len q the pts-
patca eoupting-roem VIII receive prcmst sttea.
tim
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THE LADIES' MATINEE-DR. GUsTAvE SAT-
TER.-A matinee will be given ut Assembly
Hall tomorrow by DR.. Satter, in which he
will be assisted by some Of the most emf
nent talent in our city.
We had the pleasure on last Friday night
Of hearing this great pianist play, and all
the praise which has been bestowed upon
him by the northern press he richly de-
serves. ...-l..
Mr.. Satter has most exquisite touch--in
fact, so delicate that it is hard to make up
ones mind il the keys are struck at all, yet
we are convinced OF this fact by the distinct,
smooth notes which reach us, each one SO
clearly cut-and that, too, in rapid exc.
cution-that it seems as II there was pause
between them. We find nothing of the
gymnastic performance in his playing, but
the pieces are rendered with such nice
coloring and shading as to give US true
music, and the lovers Of this art must be
infused with that enthusiasm which the
performer shows in its rendition.
Those who on last Friday night enjoyed
his "Overture to Tannhauser -" Taran-
telle de Concert"-duo for two pianos, in
which he was ably assisted by Professor
Ambold, and s'Deuy Etudes Impromptu,"
and ''Valse in D Flat" by Chopin, will in
all probability never again hear them played
in such excellent style.
The artist received such genuine applause
that he must feel fattered by the expression
of Richmond audience.
Late though it be, we must compliment
Mr.. Wyatt for the manner in which his last
concert was gotten up, although the pro-
gramme was little long, and especially for
his appointments for seating the audience.
The ushers were in full evening dress; and
we hope to see this custom adopted gene
rally hereafter.
This will doubtless be the last opportu-
nifty of hearing this great artist, and those
who have not heard him should avail them
selves of it.
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SWEPT FLORIDA ORANGES at A. PIzzIHI's
Prices fom twenty TO atty cents per dozen.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

nS- On uGL sales of RedL Estate mai. bstUsef
the 1st Of January and last Of June the tdrcs kOi
tie present yeas Rave tn Be paid 6y the pu,chdSe,
On all sales made betIceeR Tie lat OF July and las
of the year tire ta1es hare to be pai5 6y The seLIs,
This custom was adopted about fifteen Searsags
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond aud vicinity.1 .a.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Az p. NJ, trustees sale OF
brick house and lot on Jackson street.
A. GOLDBACK'S match factory, stock, tools, and
paper-box factory. ut auction
f. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, household furniture. boots,
shoes, etc.
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Bonds appropriated in 1876, to De Issued, m
tereSt and Redemption Payable from Contts-
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.

AN IMPORTANT SESSION YEsTERDAf-MEsA-
suREs PASSED OVER THE MAYoRsTETo--
THE coTToN-CohiPREss AND THE FIRE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEAsUREs-TBF' f
,SNUA1, APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE
LlGHg-FRAMED BUiLDlNGs-clTY Eh-
p,.oYEEs-BUsINEss FROM THE UPPER
npANcu-THE CITY ADvERTIsrNG-cEN-
TRIAL LUNATIC ASYLUM, &C.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14
Welsh Settlement.

LINDEN, WIS.
Mr.. EDITOR Il am, and have
been, constant reader of your valu-
able paper" for years, and often |
notice and read with interest GER
tain communications from other parts
of the county, but | do not remem-
Der seeing any from this neighbor-
hood. Thinking, perhaps, that a
short account Of our way Of doing
things would not be unacceptable, |
thought | would take the present
chance of writing short epistle on
the subject.
The crops were very good here
this year, which made farmers for q
while, look very wen plesaed, but it
appears that fate is always deter
mined to keep the farmer down, for
no sooner did he raise good crop,
than the market took a great drop,
which made the farming community
look blue again.
This place has always been noted
for its honesty and law abiding hab-
its. But sometime during last week
an occurauce took place, that caused
US to look about MS for some one to
brand as thief, but as yet, we have
been unable to fix upon anyone, and
lay the whole Thing to tramps But
to the facts: One night last week
some one belonging to the hairy
handed brotherhood, visited the
premises of the widow Davis, (John
j. Davi-) and stole from the stables
set Of buggy harness, a saddle, two
tin pals and two gallon jug. The
above is the account as ! have learn
it The same night, as Is supposed,
the same gang visited the Baptist
church. They entered by bursting
in the door, and stole therefrom the
tables, the two pulpit lamps and an
ak used for chopping fuel.
In the future, every body Of the
tramp persuasion viii meet with
cool reception in this neighborhood.
Ny tpistie is longer thar Iinteded
it should be, SO | VIII stop, lest tax
your space and patience too much.
Yours, &c,
a WELsaMAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14
MINERAL POINT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1871

NOTHING would be gained by men
lioning his name. Very soon after
Fort Sumpter was fired upon Il
young man who ranked high as a
bank cashier in a Wisconsin city EN-.
tered the army as private. Be-
fore leaving the State he was made
inst lieutenant of bis company.
Within six months he wore a cap
tlans bars, and in time the gold
leaves Of major. When the regi-
ment came home he was its lienteu
ant colonel, and greatly loved by his
men, Having studied law wear or
two previous to entering the hauk
he resumed his study and in u year
was admitted. He opened an office
in Chicago and for time was re-
markably successful. At the end of
two on three years the drank habit
had wholly uuhtted him for business.
He wandered Off to New Orleans
and madc feeble and of course un-
successful attempts to reform Last
summer one of his old soldiers met
him on New Orleans waif, in COM
pany with negroes, doing the work
Of roustabout, homeless, friend
less, wrecked
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14
M "a ER I r ID

TUCKER sLLEN-At the residence of the brides
parents on the Sth OF NOV, 1s17, about O'Clock
II. ~ by Rev. Hewitt Nr. John v. Tucker
to Miss Eliza Alien, both of Mineral Point
large company witnessed Tie ceremony.
Many valuable presents were giy,n:a rich and
ample breakfast enjoyed, after which the happy
pair took tho ears and sped their way for Chiea-.
90, the great emf oiruA Of the West May their
Witt he pleasant; safe return to real fieIlds,
ana d long Irospetp'g and useful fi.ure realized.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14

DEATH visited the home of Rev.
John Bennett of this city on Sun
day and captured the spirit Of his
beloved and esteemed wife. Mrs.
Bennett had been i'll for some time
and the result was expected hourly.
She was well and fovorably known
to the people of Mineral Po Mt. AS
a wife and mother she was affection
ate and kind; as neighbor she was
generous and highly respected; and
as christian she was truly faithful,
never wearying in her efforts to SUI >
mort the cause of our God. Deceas-
cd was about 20 years Of age.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14

WITH pleasure we grasped the
hands Of Bob" Maybell and L. NJ.
Cove Of Milwaukee. The former
represents the paper house of Ham
ilton & Co., and the latter is of the
firm of Benton, Cove & Co., type
founders. This foundry is fest gain
ing popularity among the printers
of the west through the integrity
and honesty of the proprietors, who
are in every instance giving entire
satisfaction to all with whom they
have business tran sactions
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14

ONE who kept track of the wealth
er says that there were only six DAYS
in October without rain. Seasons
Of this Kind are seldom known to
the inhabitants of Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14

THE Platteville Powder Mills eX-
ploded early Thursday morning last
with tern iiic force, completely wreck
ing the building and machinery
The man having charge Of the build
ing was ere at the time, aid some
what singed and burned, bat not seri-
ously injured, The explosion was
caused by the exploding Of a large
canal lamp, and shook the buildings
through the village, disturbing
many who lay peacefully in the arms
of Morpheus. The woi k of rebuild
ing the press will be Immediately
commenced.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14

The following should he a sulh-
cient warning to all youths in the
habit OF using tocacco, taken from n
Madison paper: "a singular death
happened last evening at the home
of q G. Scott, the jeweler. His eld.
est son, August, aged 10 years, was
just arising from the supper table,
when he staggered, told his mother
that he felt as though some one had
hit him blow, and Immediately fell
upon the floor in an unconscious
state. lie remained in IA comotose G
condition until this morning, when
the life-spark fed. The cause OF
this sudden death was n stroke Of
paralysis, caused, it is thought from
an excessive use Of tobacco
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14

ALL operations performed on tho
teeth IN the best manner. and with
the best material. Special attention
given to the construction and re.
fitting Of artificial teeth. Teeth per
set, Ten, Fifteen or Twenty Dollars.
Dir. J. w. Oagcrs Dentist, High
Street, Mineral Point, Next door
west of Il D. Pulford's (up stairs.)
Give him call %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14
HALT Esigls! about. Face.

Come all Of yNl, both old ami young
Aud give yollr friend a call.
Down a. my newly furnished room,
Aud III try to please you all.
Ny Ign, you see. stands out to view.
n golden l,ttcr- biig +.
At the corner slorc, near Martins door,
As you 60 down the right
And you, gentle ladies just give me a cali
Those having switches and curl, 10 be made
For my prices areluw. as my hsures win sho',
Then !oa cannot but gi g me your aid.
Yours respectfully,
4i-6ml ANTON HOWELL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14
Murder VIII out.

SO will selling genuine Old COM
pany Singer Sewing Machines ut
SO and S5n, when. you can buy
them from Birely & Son at S2s aud
$50 Howe, Wilson and Canada
Singer at S25 and $50. Watches
and Jewelry at equally reduced
prices 40
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14
Important Notice.

All parties knowing themselves
indebted to Alfred IIendra, viii
please call at once at my office, over
Horns hardware store, and settle up,
IN order to save trouble end costs.
WIN. Brown.
Nov. II, 1S17.-l6w3.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14

a BLIND MAN, accompanied with
violin, gave an open air concert on
the street on Monday, and aft ,rded
pleasure to all gazels from two-story
windows where the charity box
could not be reached.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14

SUFFICIENT returns from the diff
ferent towns in this Senatorial dis.
trict have been reel we'd to insure
Campbell majority over Cntler of
800 votes, and over McCollum of
615 votes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14

FRANK HAMBLY, an old citizen Of
Iowa county, died at his home in
Dodgeville on Saturday The de-
ceased had been in failing health for
some time and his death was not al
together unexpected His age was
j6 years aud 10 months.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14
DENTISTRY.


DE%TIsr All operations performed on the
teeth in best manner, and with the best ma
t'rial Artificial teeth inserted, with a view To
1,r,srrying the natural expression and contour OF
Inc face together with proper articulation ana
accuracy ofit. Office in Clauur's block, high st.
Mineral Point Wis. leu