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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-04-02

PRoPRIEroRs LOUISVILLE TOBACCO WARE.
HOUSE, LOUISVILLE, Ky. ST. 6m
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
Expressing " Preference.

Several Republicans who were sum.
moned as witnesses to attend the ses
sions of the Court at New Castle, in
order to relieve tae m0nOtOny incident
to the occasion, amused themselves by
expressing their preference for candi-
dates to fill the various Offices as TO-
lows: President, General Grant, 49,;
Blaine, 8; Washbprne, l.
Mayor-Cyrus Pyls,- 8; Francis Vim
cent, 4; J. e. Baker, 3; Rodney, !, Ms
calister, |; Lchtenstsin, 2; Fraim, !:
Febiger, /; i. K. Crawford, /; T. A.
Taylor, !; Gallagher, /.
Wood Corder, e. w. Sawyer, 2e;
B +. Bye, ].
Coroner-Daniel Stewart, 10; T. J..
Bennett. A; p. B. Ayres, 2; G. R. Rob
erts l; II. H. Mulin /; Brsck Star,
/; Weldin l.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
Reioras Ghatis Needed.

The Charleston, South Carolina,
"N4as" is Authority, it having sisted
that during the past week letters have
been received which ahCw that
"foreign merchants and bankers are
growing uneasy" over the business
and political condition CT the Southern
States. This tbs "News" should con-
slider nothing strange in communities
where human rights and human lives
are not respected, and which habituaIly
repudiate honest obligations, and the
wonder is that the disastrous cousp-
qaeucas OF Southern ou'lawry and
dishonesty have not been mad moi=
apparent than they hayo in re-
ality been to the SGath. 4 com
munity may hedge itself around and by
a system Of iuhnman persecntions con-
solilst- local opinion 30 far Us any Local
question is concerned, but whom it does
that, it a. tue same time shuts on,
prosperity and all that relates to it.
Th9 "Newa" repudistes the IDEA,
"thas the situation OF the South is
nearly as dangerous now as it was in
laGO," but in point Of tact there is much
more in its outlook and It's surroundings
to rrpel than to invite confidence, pop
ulati0u AID capital.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
N. mar, from the C.pl,al.

With the rapid approach OF the Con
c,sssiopal session and the deepening
consideration Of matters relating there
Ia there is withal a certain manifest
apprehension as to the effect this ses-
sion will have on the political complex
ion Of the country. Some are disposed
to look upon it with feelings OF grave
concern. With the rumors that are
even now floating glibily from the Cap
ital. II is evident that there is some
thing astir which the tuilness OF time
alone is meant to reveal. There is no
disguisbling this fact. In the recent
announcement tha. provisions were be-
ing mads for the admission Of two ter
ritories into tho sisterhood OF states,
the country received the first intima-
ton and the idea that the dominant
party intended to legislate itself into a
majority that wonld save it when seri-
Gus reverses which now threaten do
come, broke for the first time upon the
nations understanding. This fell like
a flash, and before the dazed intellect
had fully recovered news came from
one corner of the continent that the
preparatory movement in the great Pc
litical drama was being enacted. 1t
was but the prologue. TIE scene is to
open in the halls of Con3ress. What
the development will be is only mat
ter of conjecture. This conjecture de-
fines That with the indication Of a
close and probably undecided Presi
Dental contest, the Democracy intend
to be prepared for an emergency, and
under warrant Of preconceived plan
resolve upon some measure whereby
the Republican party can be lesisiated
from power.
This is what comes from the Capital.
The events of the past week in Maine
press it before the country With uniala-
taxable distinctness. That there Is
some such scheme atloat there is no
doubt, az subsequent events Will short
ly show, and it lis we'll for the country
to be prepared for any unusual deYel.
opmeut. Any such act as this contem-
plated would be revolutionary
would be- dangerous. Were the sub
version successful, the effect woaid
prove disastrous, not only TO the perpe-
traitors but to the entire country. The
inetfacabie act would rise up in judg-
ment against them, and their political
star would sink in irretrievable ruin.
Such an infamous scheme would re-
csive general condemnation from the peo
pie, and the party committing it would
have visited upon it the severest re-
buke which a free people in their
righteous wrath are capable of iDtlict-
ing
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
EniargIng cooper Rn7titute.

An extra story is noT being built On
the southern tDd of Cooper Institute,
New York, 5urmouuted by dome tha,
wbrn completed, will present quite 4
Il udsoIne appearance. The new e@-
tension is 10 be devoted 70 ROOMS far
educational purposes Of y practical na-
ture, where boys can see ma 'lirery
working and learn It's use. Parties
have already offered to take the rooms
for the patent business, They win get
pateuts ont for any body, and make and
keep working models. This will be of
great service TO the boys, as they will
have tho ruu Of the shops and see the
machinery at work. The girls in the
department Of art earned over SIC, 600
for themselves III 1917, and last year
their earnings amounted TO more than
SIS 600. Besides that number OF
them have secured places al teachers.
People send from all parts of the com
try for teachers from the school.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

4 BATCH OF irrsC0nCilabIe testimony
was brought out III the Brown -BatSon
murder trial IN prog. IS at Ned Castle
yesterday. Mrs. Elizabeth Gustu3 a
woman upon the witness stand, whose
testimony wa gwen in straight for
ward and apparently truthful manner,
said she i'5t kuew Brown, the prisoner,
in 1868, that she saw him playing upon
the Brsndywine wharf, ard that he wa.
then three or four years old. Mrs. Mary
Brown the woman who raised Brown
was equally positive that he was left
at her house ia 1867 when he was only
two months old. This makes differ
once OF some six years in the life Of a
boy who apparently cannot be over
fourteen years of age, ard We do not
wonder taat lawyers, judges and jurors
are puzzled and ges accustomed to treat
positive testimony Of little account.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

The USUAL iail whippings to vindi-
cate Delaware justice taks place at New
Castle to- ay and in order that trans,
gressors may be fully reformed they
will b- compelled to stand shivering an
hour III n elevatei pillory, and gazed
at during that time by hundred or so
OF the sue,t gamins ord few not very
refined men an l women. After that
they will have to be strippei raked to
the waist and manacled to the pilory
post, while the Sheriff with his cato
nine-tals opens up the pores of the
skin that moral and christianized ideas
may q I'd ready entrance to the human
understanding.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

NTDIlUE.-Iu conformity with tne pr0V'-
~ sion OF tho act passed by the General
Assembly OF the state OF Delaware on the 10th
day OF March. A. D., 1875, | hereby give no
tice that au application was flied Ia the ~
peIior Court Un the 2lst day of October, A.
b.. 1879. for a Charter OF Incorporation OF n
Company. called "i'he james * Webb Print
,GR aud .st4tiUnery Company, TO carry on u o
business OF the Manufacture OF books, prints
and stationery In all It's branches, and tnat a
dra'L OF the proposed Charter was flied wish
the application, and is open TO inspe,ton.
IHAs,, BEASrON, Proth0notary.
New Castle Oct q 1879. lO-22u
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
AMukEMENTA.
RAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
sS-ENaLISH COMIC oPERATa
FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 2lsr,
Ford's English Opera Company with Its
Grand Chorus, and the now
Prima Donnas,
MISS LIZZIE ANNANDALE,
Late Of tho ,Stakosch Grand Opera,) and
MISS BLANCHE CHAPMAN,
Together with
Miss MARIE BOGHEL.
Miss BELLE MACKENZIE,
Miss EMMA PRESSY.
Miss BLANCHE THOMPSON,
Mr.. ANGELIC TORRIANi, u4ate Of the
italian Opcra)
Mr GEORGE DENHAM,
Mr.. GREENSFELDER,
MIR. HOfF,
And CHORUS OF NEARLY 80, in Plan.
chettes' beautiful opera OF
"THE CHIMES or NORMANDY"
Which win be given complete In every fea.
tuYe. New Costumes, New Scenery. This
opera has been so successful as TO be repeated
ive times In Washington during the past
week.
MATINEE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20,
CHIMES OF NORMANDY
For the tie.
SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 22,
Gilbert and Sulivai's
"S0RCERER,
Admission 10 Matinee, % cents; no extra
charg for reserved se7ts. Evening admits
sion IS aLd 30 cents Reserved seats Is cents
seats TO- sale now at Thomas X Co.'S store
ll.i8tt
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
-
GUN N N srs' w N.

DLUE ROSE NEVER KNOWN TO
ID iail to cure dyspepsia and liver com
plnint. Price TO cents. Get sample bottle
free ut
S.F. WARES DRUG STORE,
ut the Northwest corner of Filth anu King
streets, Wilmington, Delawae, wholesaie
agent. For sale by all retail druggists. Rock
candy cough syrup for coughs and cUld5
GEJRdE HAMILTON & 90.
1l3.lmd.1mw hxedesbOrO, N. j.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

Christmas is coming! Have your
pianos, organs and furniture polished,
vanished and repaired by Ct. II. Jones,
cor. 18th and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

TTHE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
l. In Philadelphia, JOHN WAEAMAKER
Ora I'd Depot, 18th st.. Market TO Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

Lns Enn REWARD.- For the arrest and
DCOO conviction of the pariy or par.
ties That committed highway robbery, and at
tempted to commit murder on tho body Of
Mllard 4. Tot, on Saturday evening, about
clock the sth day OF November, 1879, noal
PenasyivaIia avenue and Clayton streets.
ll.1iti J. +. AIlLMUHD, Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

NOTICE. beg leave u IaiVrn the put
~ lLc that have increased m! facilities
t0r manufacturing kndlinE wood, and ar
now prepared to furnish wUoc N any quaint.
ty 10 suit consumers. ] sell this larlest S!.b
load IN the city. Give Inc a call before puT
chasing elsewhere. Orders by mail receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
So Il Foo. of Fourth street, city
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
NOTICES
Consolation for the Nervous.

1italizad PhosphHtes, a brain and nerve
roCi cures al arrangements Of The nerves,
restores ep;Ceb!cd Digestion, gives ygor In
place weakness and lasSitlde, fc-inyigorates
The oyer-worsed brain, and PREVENTS con.
sumption. rhysic ans have prescribed l6O'op
pae kages in all forms of debility and nervous
ness, thus restoring vitality to the system by
food, not by medicine.
y. CROSBY, 66G Sixth Ave-, Y.
For sale by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9Th and Market sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

ArTED.- Boarders at No. 3S5 East Attn
w street.. La'Hc airy rooms, Er5t class
table single or married people WI be salts
actorIy accommodated. Moderate rates.
lipt-lt+
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

~ IICE.- THE WILMINGTON say
~ ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAT ON AND AFfhG
JANUARY !, 1880, INTEREST WILL. bt
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AT FIVE u
PER CENT. PER ANNuA. BY ORDEh
OF TEE BOARD.
J.ERNESr SMITH, TREAS.
WILaNGToS. OCr. lsT. 1879. l9.l Bind
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
%YOlICE- EXTENSION MnRTGAHE
BONDS.
OFFICE OF DELAWARE H. Il. Co.


October u, 1872,
Owners of the Extension Mortgage Bonds
Of the Delaware Railroad Co, due Janubry /,
1889. wishing to dispose of the same, VIII be
paid the face OF said bonds, and accrued inter
est, on presenting the same In sums OF 81, 9OV
or over, to a Homer, Esq., agent Tor tbe
Trustees n. the Treasurer Gittce OF tire PCila-
telptin, wilmington " Baltimore Railroad
Co., Philadelphia. Nj. Hh1 -,
lOps cod If Treas u. X. Il. Go.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

SyTA ANTED.-Podl,yy Of the hes: quality
w dressed on the 25tL nsJ at my stall
Third street market n. b. APPLETON.
ll-!7-Jld ltWs
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
ygAHEEE.

SYvANTEp.-A middle aged woman de-
w sircs situation in good family,
viii assist in bousCwork ant do plain seTtrg.
Address NJ. f., hEPUSLICAN oliice. II 2l-2t'
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER u, 1873
Afternoon at ., Evening ats.
! "a Detter play than the Bank.I'' paugh.
ter. '"-HoN JNo. W. FdRYEY in " Progress
First production in this city OF the
GALLEY SLAVE By Mr.. BARLEY Camp.
GALLEY SLAVE bell Tho author per.
GALLEY SLAVE sonally supervising tho
GALLEY 81 We production. with com.
GALLEY sLANE pany claiming dis!Inc.
GALLEY SLAVE ton az the
BEST DRAMATIC COMPANY IN THIS
COUNTRY.
Inaludng aunorg its members MISS
MAUD GRANGER aal MI~s EMILY
RlGIL.
lhe scenery embrace, views IN tHe ancient
cities OF Venice Rome, MGrseillas and Paris,
and will be brought here with the company.
Admission 3j and 90 cents: reserved seats
70 cent. to tic had OF g r. Thomas \ Co.
al Market street, on and alter Monday
morning. n-2.-f
MATINHs PAGES Admission rs cts. re-
served seats, 81 cts,
IGRANo OPERA HOUSE,
Mr.. John D. MIshier viii have tho horor Of
presenting at tho o. era HGu:o
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1879,
HELEN POTrER'S PLElADFS.
HELEN P01ftR'S PLtlADES.
Ac&now lcdRed to be the most talented AT
lists ever assembled in one coinbiaatton.
consisting Of
MISS HELEN POTTER,
ANNA TERESA BERGER,
The great Solo Comet VirtuOso
THE SWEDISH LADIES QUARTErTE.
VIII appear in their picturesque and Ele-
giant Costumes, for tho first tiine in this
country.
| MOES. FELIX REGAMEY,
! viii exhibit his marvellous power Of rapid
drawings of Portraits, Characters and
Sketches.
FRITZ T. SCHMElSER.
Taa BrItDna OF ths SwslIsl Male Quar-.
tette, win also appear In his native costume,
| in conjunction WIN the Swedish Ladies.
No advance in prices 81. 60, 70. l1-2O ct
NRAND OPERA HuuSE.
Joh1 u. Mirh'er,,....,.......... Manager
MONDAY, EOVEMB BER p, 1879.
MuNDuIJ NUNENBLR "A, $50.
The greatest OF al! l,i1h C0mmcdi+ns, Mr.
Joseph MURPHY, JOSEPH MURPHY
JOSEPH MURPHY, JOSEPH MURPHY,
Supported by u colauanY Ol specially salc Ctfu
Artists Of Recognized Ably, iEciud-
ing tho beautiful California
| iavur,te,
| HISS N. LpI USkl YOUNG,
THE BEST or ALL IRISH DRAMAS i!
Played with Unparalleled Success over I,O.C
times IN ali The PrincipGl Cities Oi
| America, Mr. Fred Marsden's
! best Wo,k, THE
KERRY GOU! KERRY COZ {.
KERRY Cow! KERRY Cow /!
Dan U'Hara, The Kerry Cow, Jos. Murphy.
Admission 35 and 30 cents: reserved s"ats
rs cents; to ba had OF q. +. ThOmas q Co. !"
| dags In advance, ll-l9tt
l
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22
Fua SAILOR fsENE.

THOR SaLE.-- GOLDEN HPANGLED
~ Hamburg Fowls. address j. II EECE.
King street wharf, Wilmington Del.
IlJ$ Stl,2tw
LlJE RnNT.-''ccoD!-Nor oi tie new "a
l. building, 4p2 MARKET street. In IA
qudre Of MA lZtt JOHN MEkRlNk.
YFDN SAIr.-rue hundred houses IN MI
II par's Of the city Mt least 10 per tcu.1
.UTet than '.ey cIn 5C HAD & months heaco.
His - "a 70 % j. 4. HEAJN.
fI1Un SALE..--A small ialTn oi n acre.,
Ky nea. ouataw0od station, 90 the Gela.
ware Western railroad. apply to
ALVIN uAFt5, I2y5 ". Fourth street,
ll.4.!ts Wilmington, Dol.
5TQR RAHT.-s house on Market street
H. R"Ht taken in board II desired. sd.
dress II. Al the ItEruBLiCAF Office. ll.3-i
YTtOB &ALt--HouSa 907 T.. Eighth streot
T. terms made eusy. Inquire at 3G3 ",
Seventh syraC' GIG Il
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

OFkEiAG! OPENING!
SFESIhGi OPENING!
OPENING! OPENING!
$50 LADIES'
ltD LADIES'
100 LADIESy
GOATS AND DOLMAhS,
COATS AND DDLh ms,
COATS AND DDhMAN&,
GOATS AND DOLMANS
COATS AND DOLMANS
COATS AND DOLHhNS
-or THE LATrsr-a
PAElS DESIGN, PARIS DESIGN,
PARIS DESIGN, PARIS DESIGN,
PARiS HlSIGN, PARIS DESIGN,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

BLACK CASHMERES II is an hcknoTl'
BLACK CAS- MEltE~ edged lact by the
BLACK CASHMERfS best Judges amongst
DLACk CASH IN ERI.S tho trailing public
BLACK CASHMERfS OF THIS city, that We
BLACK CASH MERES are giving our GH.
RLACk CASHMERES TONERS Greater Bar
BLACK CASIiMERf.S gains In b l. A OK
BLACK CASuMERF.S CASHMER Is than
RACK CASH VI ERES they ever raw be.
BLACK CASHM f,RES tore. We would III
BLACK CASHMERE vito special atten
BLACK CASH VI ERkai ton to new in-
BLACK CASHMERF.S voice Just received
RACK CASHMERfsS ii ncpes in Width
BLACK CASIIM ERES at 60 cent? per yard,
BLACK CASHNERES which We guafan-
BLACK CASH NJ ERfGS tee to be finer guage,
BLACK CASHNlERf1S better weight, good
BLACK tASUM MERfS color and OF more
BLACK CASHMEREaS intrinsic value than
BLACK CASHMERt.S can De found else.
BLACK CASHMEKFS where at 10 cents
BLACK CASHM ERLS pr yaEd.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-22

CLOAKS IMMENSE
CLpAkS MENSi.
oLOAkS ASSORrM ENT.
CLUAhS ASSORTMENT.
CLUAkS
CIOAES LATEST STYLES.
CLDAkS --LATEST STYLES.
DLOAKS
CLOAkS LOWEST PRICES.
tlOAhS LOWEST PRICES.
CLUAKS
CLDAkS RANGING
CLUAkS RANGING
GLUAKS FROM l.75 To 1900
CLOAhS FROM LIS TO 600
CLOAES
CLOAKS
CLOAKS
CLDakS
CLOAkS
CLOAKS
GIUAkS
CLOAkS
CROSBY & HILL, CLuAKs
CROSBY " HILL, CLOAkS
ClOAkS
@20-222 MARK ET ST, CLUAKS
@2J-Z2! MAkkEf 81, CLUAhS
CLJAkS
WILMINGTON, DEL, CLDhkS
WILMINGTON, DEL, CLDAkS
DLOAKS
ANDl7 W. TlIRD ST, CLUAKS
AhDl7 ". THIRD ST., CLOAKS
CLUAkS
CHESTER. PA, CLOAKS
CHESTER. PA. CLOAKS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10
RH EU M ATISM
N GIA
SCIATICA
CAN BE CURED.

somany instances where severe cases Of Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, sciatlca Ague IN Face, Merry
GUS Headache, etc, have been entirely cured by
the Curative, that we do not hesitate TO say II
will cure every case If used as we direct
The cures performed has astonished the med
zeal profession, as well as the patients them
selves who I'm many cases had given
mp all hope Of ever being cured.
The Curative Is put up in large bottles for
family use, and no fumily should be without t.
For Burns, ScnIds, Cuts, wounds,
bleeding, ToOthacIIe. Earncbc, Sore
Throat, Diphtheria, Gatarrh. Bowel
Complaints, Kidney Complaints, and
all Nervous Diseases, IL Is The
BEST REMEDY KNOWN.
DO not suffer pain when you can be 50 easily
cured
Every Druggist keeps IL.
PREPARED ~
Lawson Chemical Co, Cleveland, o.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10
Geo. Crawford, Robt M. Crawford,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
8oss Kcyes for U. s. Senator.


1t now seems pretty certain that
E. w. Keyes will be elected United
States Senator to succeed Howe. If
it were not for the fact that the State
Would be disgraced by sending such 4
man rs Reyes to the Senate, bis
election by the Republicans at this
time would be o cause for rejoicing
among Democrats. The better element
OF the Republican party would soon
revolt against being represented by
such d man; his election would divide
the Republican party, and Demo-
cratic victory would he easily secured.
But Democracy in order to achieve u
victory that will be permanent must
rise upon its own merits, and not on
account Of the sins and errors Of the
Republican party. II Il lack Of MI the
elements that so 10 make MP gentle
man and statesman properly qualify
q man for United States Senator, then
Democrats should vote for Boss Reyes
and do all in their power TO help the
Republicans elect him. But, on the
other hand, if the Democratic mem
bers OF the legislature are in sym
patty with the feeling that Is rapidly
growing among the people that the
best men should be called 10 fill the
best places, and That the need Of the
hour Is more statesmen and fewer
partznns, then Boss Reyes IL the very
last man who should receive theirSllp-
port Boss Reyes has done more to
corrupt politics In this State than any
other man in 1t. That his peculiar
fitness rs II party manager Is most
marked, no one will deny; but that he
il INSCRIPTIONS In the means that he
employs to gain his ends, is u truth
which is alike undeniabc. by his
power in the Republican party, he has
gained control Of nearly the entire
press OF the State.
The Republican party IL surely in
destitute circumstances when IL can
present no better names for United
States Senator than Reyes, Carpenter
and Howe. There are men I'm nearly
every town IN the State who arc better
qualified for the position than Reyes.
In point of ability, Matt Carpenter
stands above any man IN Wisconsin,
and IN him the West would again have
II representative whose words would
be listened to IN the Senate; but Car
pentcr's political record is far from
being clean, and Democrats can only
vote for him under protest us against
such n mnn rs Reyes Tho ghosts OF
iiowe's political misdceds will haunt
him long enough, and the old man
should be let die III peace.
Is 1t not about time for the rank
and lilo of the Republican party to
demand that man be chosen Senator
who will represent tho boosted moral
ity and intelligence Of The partyp
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10
Gen. Al. @. Dodge.

The name of Gen. A. e. Dodge has
been prominently mentioned for Ser
geant- at- Arms Of the Incoming United
States Senate The hestowal Of this
position upon General Dodge would
be most fitting recognition Of his
worth rs a man, and also of the cm-
inent services which no has rendered
the country both in Congress and ~
Minister to Spain. His appointment
would DO heartily endorsed hy his very
many friends throughout tho West.
There would be Il peculiar appropri-
ateness III calling him al this tme
from private life and hcstowing upon
him one Ul The highest positions Ill
the gift Of the Senate.
After the fourth of March next, and
for the first time in more than eighteen
years, the Democrats will have control
OF both branches OF Congress. There
= no man III the country more
thoroughly Democratic than Gem
A.C Dodge; he Is y Democrat in Tie
trne SENSE Of the word, and the United
States Senate could not more fully
give evidence uf its desire rs return to
old-tashioncd Democracy and 10 place
statesmanship before partizmship,
than by delighting to thus honor HIM
The people of Wisconsin would be us
4 unit III asking for his appointment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE. is hereby given that the
C. partnership heretofore existing
between lbc undersigned under
the finn name AM 81 IT Aiion
& Ilu-e, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All accounts
duo .hc firm must be settled with
ont delay Tie business will be
continued by J. B, Huse. who
will Nc p.cased TO haze his share
Of the public prtroaag.
Tuos. ALTON, Jn
j. j.. ilusE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10

At Boston, Mass, on Jan. ID, 4 re-
ception was rendered Ezra II. Hey
wood BY 4 band Of frce-loyors, free
thinkers, and lahor-reformers, Which
3 notoHous IL tie city for tie license
which characterize M rs proceedings.
,leywood Is the ruthor ~ q Treatise
on the .seNual relations, which adNn-
Gates freedom from marriage rs
straints and the principle Of natural
selection III The propagation VI child
ron. anc for the circulation "a which
lte was sentenced hy the United SGtes
courts To two Years imprisonment
President Hayes has inst pardoned
Ills though just why this VAS done
toes not appea9, and the meeting To-
night was for the purpose 81 glorlly-
ng this "martyr' 10 the cause 81 free
dom, is Haywood delights 70 DC called.
rhn bittcfest denunciations were
hurled nc Anthony Comstoek, who 50
cured lleynood's conviction, and Ing
was pronounced the MOST pestilcntral
wretch under the sun. Tie speeches
were notable FOR their exceedingly
holu 1cnuneiatlgns u the aarriase
relation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10

Gov. Bishop, of Ohio, begins his an
ual message by declaring that too
much legislation is one Of tho evils Of
government.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10

The Senator's Of theWisconsin Legis-
lature average fifty and one-half years
Of age. The Assemblymen forty-6ye
and one-third years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10

The Democrats ind Greehbackers
Of the Minnesota Lesis. Iture united
against the Republicans.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10

General James Shields probably
be elected Senator fron Missouri, cor
short term.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-01-10

Gov. Garcelon, Of Maine approves
the resumption act.