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The New York herald., 1879-07-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.. !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHGSGroS. July l3-l A. NJ. J


OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. \
WAsHrSGroN. July l3-i A. NJ
Indications.
For the lower lake region. Middle States and New
England, northeast to southeast winds. warmer,
partly cloudy clear weather, stationary or rising
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States. southwest
to northwest winds stationary falling barom-
ctcr. clear weather and sls,ht changes in tempera-
turc.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, northerly
shift to southerly Winds stationary temperatures,
slightly higher pressure partly cloudy weather and
local rains.
For Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
and upper lake region. rising. followed by falling
barometer. south and east winds. warmer partly
cloudy weather.
The Upper Ohio and Mississippi Rivers will rise
slightly.
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COOLER WEATHER.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-. July H. 1879.
About six o'clock this evening a cool wind came
down from the northwest. which lowered the mer-
curry from fifteen to twenty degrees and eifcctualy
broke the heated torm--temporarily, at least. A
fine rain fel after nine o'clock and the temperature
il now quite pleasant. Less than half dozen
prostrations by occurred to-day. and none of
them fatal.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Benjamin +. Butler, Of Massachusetts,; !;
Congressman Richard W. Townshend. of Illinois
and William L. Chandler, of New Hampshire. are at
the Fifth Avenue. Congressman Jay A. Hubbell. of
Michigan. and Judge c. w. Pinckney. of Baltimore.
at the New York. General J. II. Martindale, of
Rochester, is at the Brunswick L. ID. Bassett for
merly United States Minister to Hayti. is at the
Sturteyant
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

SAN Francisco Cal, July IL, 1879.
The Workingmens Congressional Convention Of
the Third district met at Vallejo to-day and rescinded
the nomination of c. p. Berry for Congressman. lie
having accepted the democratic nomination and de-
clined to take the pledge of the workngmens party.
George L. Elliott OF Solano was nominated to the
vacancy.
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BROADWAY UNDERGROUND RAILWAY,
PARIS BANK AGREES, ON CERTAIN coNpI-
TIoNs, TO surrLY MONEY TO BUILD AN uN-
DERoRoUNp RAILWAY IN NEW YORK.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
PARIS, July II, 1879.

PARIS July II, 1879.
An important treaty, affecting the interests of
the city of New York, has just been signed in
this city. In 1865 the New York Legislature
passed an act Incorporating the New York City
Central Underground Railway. This charter
was confirmed and amplifed by another act of
1869. In 1870 the company located the line
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours, in
parson with the corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phar-
macy. Herald Building, No. 2ls Broadway
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For sale by all respectable grocers and druggists
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AWARD AT PARTS
Exposition, 1878 G. RAUCHFuSS ~ East 18th ST.. NY
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WIND DIsFIGuRE MANy

lovely complexion fashionable rural Their
effects may however. be prevented with GLESN's SULPHUR
which being pure. wholesome purifier and beaui
fer of the skin is infinitely preferable any smetic
The genuine has 20. n CRIrTENTON, Propr,n printed
on each packet Sold by druggists.
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APOLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.

purity freshness persistent cYervescen and agree
able favor alone mixed with wines spirs"Prac.
tilioner
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CgkNIcAL AND TrcHsIcAL LARoRAToRY.-

CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY. !
* EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YoRK. Nov IS
CpoLPHo WOLFE. Esq
DEAR SIR-Ihe undersigned have carefully and thor
ouehy analysed a sample of your AROMATIC ScuIEDAN
ScNAPPs selected by ourselves and have found the
all inorganic substances
injurious TO health From the result of examination
consider the article of superior quality hesthfu
beverage effect ual in it's medicinal qualities. Re-
spectfully yours, -
ALIEN TRIPPEL Chemist.
FRANCIS 4. ENGLEHARD, n. n
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Avorage tomperature yesterday T5ss
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year 7o3s
1878. 1872
Average for the week "a 145-7
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MASS CELEBRATED AT THE CHURCH OF THE

By CABLE TO THE HERALD
PARIS, July II, 1879.
Mass was celebrated to-day in memory of the
late Prince Imperial ut the Church of the Made
lcine. The church was crowded. Marshal
Mac Mahon was present.
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scnKAPPs is remedy in chronic cat,rrh complainss

take great pleasure in bearing highly creditabe tes
to its efficacy remedial in the diseases
which you recommend il. Having natural tendency
the mucous surfaces, with slight degree of stimulation
regard IL of the most important remedies of
chronic catarrhal aiec ons. With much respect your
obedient servant,
CHAs A. LEAS, NJ. D.. New York
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spurious article. purportng to be the genuine Apol
lnaris Water. being offered to the public warn all
buyers that each every the
low label aud the name OF FRED DE barry CO.. New
York, sole agents
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND SUMMER COM.
plant DR. UNDERHILLS usoN foRr the pure juice OF
the grape the croton Point Vineyards For sale by
druggists m
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Extract from letter of the UNITED STATES TREAS.
URY DEPARTMENT I'm conformity with your req quest
the Secretary of State asked ~
qury be made into hematter by Consul Cologne
his report follows III therefore
IL my opinion formed after what consider careful
painstakng invesiigaton that the APoIINARis WATER
bottled the Aponars springs exported o the Unted
States is beyond question natural mineral water Tho
evidence which the Consus depatch abun-
tly his that the
as imported u natural mineral wSter.n
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A.-THE FRAGRANT SoZODONT.

A-THE FRAGRANT SOZODONT.
What makes the teeth as white snow.
What makes the breath sweet as howers7
What makes the gums = firm and red !.
'Tis SOZDDONT which has these powers
The fragrant SOZODONT, we mean
That's used alike by king aud queen.
WHENCE COMES THE NAME
OF SOZODONTg Ii is derived from Greek words sign
flying preserve the teeth and it deserves its title
there is preparation which will do this rapidly
surely and pleasantly. The consumption OF SOZODONT
is immense.
A-A.-BROoKS' BOOTS AND SHOES
@ LOW PRICES. q
Gcntlcmen's fine French calf and kid DRESS CATERS
and OXFORD TIks S3. So 30, 81 and 50.
Ladies fine Sutton Doors - 81, 50. 81 80 - So
! at BROOKS. i.le6 broadway. corner 10Th st.
%,
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BOOTS AND SHOES
SOFT, EASY SUMNER SHOES CHEAP
Corner 10Th u. BROOKS. No. 1876 Broadw
ALLOW DIARRHGA. DYsE


A.-NEvER ALLOW DIARRHdA, DYsENTERY,
sequences may result BY neglecting such complaints
the help medicines before the patient realize the
% b ,ea 1 e"erybody should c provided Nth
that and safe curative Tor all stomach and Bowel
treated>
MINERAL WATER A. srErHANl 4 CO.. 40 New ST. Sole
Importers
GREAT SHOW FOR LITTLE MONEY.
HuxruRrY's PARIsrAS DIAMONDS Jewellers cannot de-
tcct them. Theyarc coating Of real diamond dust
only at uTMPHREy's jewelry store $40 broadway cor
agents.
A.-RUINARr PERE & Fills CHAAIPAGNES.
Established 1920
Connoseurs shipments of these wines
verrcnay, dry, fun bodied rich flavor
Carte Blanche irsi,y delicate flavor, not too dry
sole Agents for the United States
A-A.-A-vALLAURrs
PURE TURKISH CIGARETTES
rTs, si pTal'.y Sasssrs, i%pygssa Sss Ssss gsses'
Grand Hotel Block.
opposite Congress Park. Saratoga
Manhattan Beach and Cables Hotels,
Coney Island
M.-cocA BrrTERs. CERTAIN CURE FOR DYs-
% Ss., sr, ss toni. nfsnSss k"a% aud genera" de-
For sale by all druggists and grocers.
QuICuuA COCA COMPANY, ~ William st.
AsTOR HOUSE SHOE sToRE.-SrERN's AMERI-
can and English WALKING snoEs, hand sewed So Button
50 3D. 81 s.; OXFORD SuoEs. 81 JD, 81 DREss
SHots S. 30. x3 STERN, Barclay ST.
A SUPERIOR CIGARETTE, POSITIVELY WAR
rantcd be without opium. the PUcKn brand take
other II offered in place of by unprincipled dealers
"BETHEsDA WATER" CURES KIDNEY AND
liver diseases. dyspepsia &c. f. LANCASTER, Sole
Agent, Y3f Broadway
CONGRESS WATER--1TS SUPERIORITY AS
cathartc and Alternative consists In it's entire freedom from
ythng bitter acid crude that produces headache in
tefnal and tcnds to destroy the mucous
brane.
DODGE. CAMNlEYER n CO., l6 CORTLANDT ST.,
In connection with their importing aud obbing business
have opened retail Department. where consumers will
lind choice selection OF WINES, TEAs, CiGARs, Sc at
very low priccs.
Co.'S Cognae Brandies and kuinart Pere Fills Cham.
pagnes Proprictors Of the celebrated brands odd M
Pare Rye and odd Ambrosisi," lstO, Bourbon
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This evidence given after thorough examination by
such eminent scientists of the Old World AS
Professor A. W. HOFMANN y. X. s. of the Unver-
Berlin Member of the Scientific Depuaton of
Kingdom of Prussia Vice President OF the Chemical
ciety Of Germany. &c Sc.
PROFESSOR W ODLING. Professor of Chemistry at
the University of oxford, Chemical Judge at the Centen
nal Exhibition Philadcph &c.. &c.. and Others
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EUROPE.

WELL KNOWN COMMISSION MERCHANT AT
n Lisbon, representing En- gsh Houses desires
to s ae o % Ppn6 s nr%
Portugal.
A PERSON, UNDERSTANDING THOROUGHLY THE
Agran business and familiar with supplies and
Tsicronses address BILLIE ~ coSrs ' de- Brosses.
CEo. b. ELLERY. Is ANGEL COURT. LONDON. E.
UC.. advises nesoates all American Business in
Europe viii take European agency of suitable American
spondence solicited.
NOTABLE TRADEsMEN IN PARIS.
o raatiealary MY recomndnded VAN Van nYMBEEGk. b.
Bedrooms from francs day
Pension ~ francs aday. including lodging board and
HOTEL MRfBEHTs RYE ri de LA PAN GAsA
Az IN high fepsf % 9pTENS A%scAP re And FANCY
ApARTMESTS' .' HOUSES. Is 2's'f ESTATES &GEST FOR
ourLkR T$S! SS5Ds FTS hstSc
GGET co
90 Ayenge r,s Montaigns .,rr ,or.cooxp
Champagne, sherrics BrandIes cavillier is Rue d:
PERFuMERY FIRsT GLASS;. GUERLAIS.
Paris Is Rue de la PaiN
TAPESTRY CARPETS TISSUES FOR FURNITURE.
YouSG fIS6IEs @G GsScSnHoo SS MISS suLrAu G.rdsn.
JrwEY rS GGs osEdTs or Rue E
L RoUyENAf o2 Rue na9.eyills nrpx,r
dIgpsary, L 4 dOle;se%d, Rue LsRse,isr
fpSi %Sp FLOWERS s t"''D
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A TrRACTIvE NEW SUMNER NOVELS.
An UNMIsTAKABLE FLIRrATIoN A chatty new
% e lUr sd a c r % Sy bI ys
quenters. Price 75c.
HER FRIEND LAURENCE A new society novel By
.f%xi Hammer and Anvil" %Madamc,s S &s Price si So
TWO or Us. A charming little novel. BY calista Hal:
to young women with or without lover. Price 81.
ANGE: A splendid new novel By Florence Marryatt
author of Loves Convict" &c. Price zoe.
CUPID on cRurcuEs ANarrasansett Pier love story.
By A. b. W.. OF The Elmwood Club" Toe
WIRED LOVE A bright little tecgraphc novel. By
Ella Cheever Thayer Price zoe
SORRY HER LOT WHO LOVES TOO WELL By
Maria Grant author of The sun Maid Price Toe
G. W. CARLETON & co. Publishers
A.
ATLANTIC and scRIBNERs MAGAZINE sr
AUGUST paper on the recent important diseov.
cry, "catah Constitutional Infection Creating Dan
gerous Diseases of the Respiratory Digestive and Other
Organs" BYE W. Wei do Meyer Full treatise delivered
free by the Publishers ID. b DEWEY CO., No. 40 Dsy
st., New York
DR la GRANGE HAS JUST PUBLISHED THE
Ijfollowing IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORKS.
Social Evils OF the Present Day" Price, iac
what to Eat. Drink Avoid with a chapter ON Dys.
pepsia aud Regimen FOR the sick. Price I5c.
premature Decay very important work on nervous
prostration aud degenerattun also false spurious
prostraton with causes ard treatment This is the most
valuable work ever published ON the subject Price, 2oc
MAY be had direct from the author
Consultation personally or by letter.
IL East i1th St, near linton square. New York
L,REEi FREEl-To THE TOURIST TRAVELLER
II and Measure "A Central Railroad
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feel bound to say regard ScHNAPPs being in
respect einently aud deserving of medical
patronage At all is the purest possible article
of Holland gin, heretofore unat tainaDie and as such
may be safely prescribed by physicians
DAVID l.. MOTT NJ. d.
Pharmaceutical Chemist. New York.
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7E'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
initiated and countcrfeed and purchasers will have -
use caution in purchasing.

monials in favor of the scnsArrs -
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GEO b. ELLERY, 10 ANGEL COURT. LONDON E
VIC. advises on or negotlates all American Business in
Europe: viii take European of suitable American
best references Europe and America Core
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW SUMNER NOVELS

AN UNMISrAKABLE FILTRATION. A chatty new
novel Tor shore and watering places by Louis Garner
The spicy lady who rts with and capvates
man she meets will be easily recognized by piazza tre
Quentors. Price Zoe
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

TWO OF Us. A charming little novel BY Calista Hal.
Especially interesting TO lovers OF decorative and
to young women with or without lover Price 81
The New York herald., 1879-07-13

HER FRIEND LAURENCE. new society novel By
Frank Lee Benedict. author of MY Daughter Elnor."
"'rwixt Hammer and Anvil Madame &C. Price 81 sd
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS REPAIR
LAX0RA LOZENGEs.

out and debtated constitutions they cleanse the
blood of impurities they neurslize msaria poison stimu
late the liver and kidneys healthy action and mildly
withal they are the best family medicine known.
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Portugal.
A PERSON. UNDERSTANDING THOROUGHLY THE
~ grain business and familiar with supplies and
good salesman wishes To first class house;
references Address BILLlEZ ~ Cours de Brosses.
Ivo ~ 1:i, Y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04
David w. Jones, formerly Of this

David w. Jones, formerly Of this
place, died at Joplin, Missouri, on
Monday Nov. 18th, of brlghts dis
ease. We take the following notice
Of his death from the Joplin Daily
Herald: "Hon David w. Jones,
who has been residing in this city
for about six months, aged Of years.
Mr.. Jones was for many years res
ident of Wisconsin, and in early
days figured quite prominently in
the political affairs of that State.
From 1855 to 1859 he held the hon
orable position of Secretary of
State"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04

few years, reached that high grade
of blood for which he has been aim
ing-sccoad to none. At the fair
in this city his sheep took first
premium on buck and first and sec
ond on eve AT the Darlington fair
he received first on eve, second on
buck, and sweepstakes on both. AT
Dodgeville, first on eve, second on
buck, sweepstakes on eve. At Ga
lena, first on buck, second on three
ewes, sweepstakes on the best eve.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04

THE residence Of Mr.. IL Mrs John
NJ. Dale was, on last Friday evening,
the scene Of one of the most pleasant
gatherings that has taken place in
this village in long time, the oc-
casion being the celebration Of their
fifteenth wedding anniversary. A
large concourse of warm friends
we're present. to extend their CON
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04

THE Western Ruat, published at
Chicago, H., comes to us in an en-
tirey new dress, greatly improved
in appearance, though having been
for years one Of the most enterpris-
ING and best papers of its class pub
lished. Current topics are discussed
with ability, and its Literary and
tireslde departments are much en-
joyed by the women folks. Price
reduced to Sl.75 per year. The
publisher offers the rest Of this year
free to oil subscriber who send their
money now for 1880. For s. .65 we
viii send the Mineral Point TRIB-
UNE and the Western Rtual from
now till January /, 1881. Send for
free sample copy. 4Gti
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04
To the Editor of the TRIBUNE.

To the Editor of the TRIBUNE
DEAR SIR In your last week s
issue we notice that you said some
thing concerning John Linden's
being deranged. Well Mr.. Editor we
accord with you in aall you have
said of Mr.. Linden. But what you
said concerning the cause of Mr..
Linden's arrangement we consider
was not dealing harsh enough with
the parties who FASTENED this trouble,
w believe that those parties, though
officials of our city, should be held
responsible in some way, and if
there is law in our State that will
punish such conduct it ought to be
enforced in this case, We would
further say to the people of our city
and also the tax payers of our coun-
ty at large that we have already
enough taxation burdens to bear
without such as sthose practical jokers
are heaping upon us.
We learn from Sheriffs Blackney
and Daniels that all through their
journey to Madison with the patient
that there was scarcely anything on
his mind but what would indicate
that his arrangement was caused by
the holding of mock trial over him.
Let this be a lesson to all parties
never to tamper with poor hard
working men, men who are laboring
hard to sustain their families aud
keep them from being burdens to
the public. This poor man was toll
ing hard every day to live and pay
his way with his wife and five little
children. He had not shirt to put
on bis back that the officers could
remove him in, neither had he any
clothes suitable to wear or socks to
his feet wherewith he could be ad-
mitted to the asylum at Madison
until the officer in charge had pur-
chased, at the expense OF the county,
what was Immediately necessary, by
order Of County Judge. Now Mr..
Editor, we as tax payers OF Iowa
county would say to the people Of
this city and county, that ii there is
any honor about these follows who
have practiced this inglorious joke
on this poor man and his family,
and also upon Iowa county, let
them refund TO the bereaved wife
and family what money they imposed
and took from Mr.. L. to pay for the
contea.s of the swill tubs and also
relieve the county of the expense
that only they have incurred.
4 LOVER oE JUSTICE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY DECEMBER A. 1879

So the Chronicle says The Min
eral Point Railroad Co. has contract
ed with Henry Dunstan, of Wyom
ing, for lot of ties to be delivered
on the prairie two miles south of
town, as soon as they can be got
out This looks like business.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04
The Chicago Weekly News and
I'RLB UNE for Sl.85 q YeaE

We have made arrangements ~itn
the publisher OF the Chicago Waohiy
News which enable US to club that
paper with the TRIBUNE at the very
low price Of SlSj per year, This
is beyond question the first time
that a metropolitan weekly has been
brought within the reach OF sub
scribers at 50 small an additional
price. For this comparatively small
amount our readers can place them.
selves in command Of the whole sit.
uation. All events Of interest, local.
national Or foreign, viii be present
ed completely and promptly By one
or the other OF the publications.
The single feature Of full aud trast-
worthy market quotations will be
worth, to many Of our readers, more
than the additional amount involved
IN the clubbing arrangement.
The Weekly News is large eight
column folio, "cram fulp' Of tele-
graph and general news, short and
pithy editorials on the topics Of the
day in few words, without the ver.
oiage and fine writing which render
80 many Of the large metropolitan
journals ga wearines9 to tbs flesh.'
Avail yourselves Of this unnsual
opportunity of securing Chica gc
weekly paper at SO trihing cost
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04
Taxat tion of Personal Property.
REMARKS or Hon. j w RswEY BEroRE rms
COUNTY BOARD Nov Is, 1879

! The Board having under consideration the
following resolution, drawn by Mr., johnson,
of Eden, and recommended by the committee
on equalization and assessment
| Resolved That the attention OF the Assessors
hereafter ia be chosen, be called especially to
| section 1853, chapter 4S Revised Statutes.
which says ALL articles Of personal property,
including moneys, credits, debts, due or to be.
come due, shall be assessed at its true cash
value.
Mr., Rewev spoke, in substance, as follows:
Mr.. Chairmcn and Gentlemen of the Board
of Supervisors THAT there is great Injustice
done in the operation of the law in regard to
the assessment and collection of taxes and es.
peeially so in regard to personal property, no
one viii attempt to deny
That section of the Revised Statutes refer.
red TO in the resolution offered by the gentle.
man from Eden says that "al articles of per.
sonal property, including moneys, credits,
debts due or TO become due, notes, bonds,
mortgages or other securities shall be assessed
at their true cash vaue.n 1t seems to be the
usual practice of assessors to list all these ar.
tices coming under the head of "enumerated
articles" such as horses, cattle, wagons, mcr.
chants and manufacturers stock, &c,, at their
true value.
Bat when they come to those "un-cnumer.
ated" articles, such as bonds, mortgages,
moneys, credits, and debts due or to become
due, there is a great and overwhelming dis.
crepency In the execution of the law which
the laie committee on asspssmpnt and cnunN
zatlon have brought TO light by their untiring
efforts, aided by their clerk, II. Dunstan. Esq,
Said committee find upon examination of
the several tax rolls for Tho year 1873, now in
the Treasurer's office, these facts LIST, that
the average amount of the entire personal
property of j o' he highest personal proper
ty tax payers Of each town in the county, each
ward OF the city of Mineral Point, and of the
village of Dodgcylllc, to be as follows viz:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04
The Local Field.

.5g~ Business Notices IN local columns,
,eaded, and in same type as local news, will
he charged for at the rate of 10 cents per line.
eacn insertion No business notice published
80 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04

SOME Of the papers are gloatinc
over the downfall of Jake Hoofstit
Ter, who, while in Chicago last week.
Is alIedged, yielded TO temtation, be-
came intoxicated, and was in n beast
ly state of drunkenness when he
reached his home at Sterling. The
editor who takes delight in glorying
over the ruin of any one, is dis
grace to the profession, ana deserves
the contempt of his fellow men. Mr..
Hooistitler has again been received
into membership by the Reform
Club Of Sterling, and may yet be in
dnced to overcome his insatiate
thirst for liquor,-Gdleaa Ga@etie.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04

Mr.. WILL OSBORNE, having Sc
cured situation at Boscobel, his
wife intends going there this week
to establish home BY this Min
eral Point sustains a great loss
two who were much beloved and re-
spected by all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04
NUMBER 40.

gratuIa'ions to the happy couple,
and bid them Godspeed on the
Journey of life, many of them bring
ing elegant and substantial tokens
OF their good will and esteem, while
the supper served was one that
would have satisfied the demands of
epicure. - Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04

HOWELL Il HARRIS, the BARRIERS.
are now prepared to do all work in
their line Ia a manner none else can
excel, and are anxious to prove this
by trial. Every body is invited to
come. Shop next door TO Vivian's
drug store. 49-t
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-12-04

THE man who has never loved,
kissed, played with, listened to, held
up to telephone for those at the
other end to hear the melodious
voice, told stories TO, or thoroughly
spanked a child, has missed the car
dinal joys of life. What you say,
Dick