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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-20
How Garibaldi Rules Caprera.
London truth,

He is absolute lord OF that little islard.
and, il the truth must be told, governs
il despotioally, The rights of conscience
are understood by few persons out Of
Great Britain or the United States, and
no one need be surprised to hear that
Garibaldi allows no priests ON the island.
a peasant could not receive the last
sacrament II SO unfortunate rs to die At
Caprera. Similarly, during the period
of his French command, lie showed
himself singulsrly, and, one might add,
wantonly, intolerant At Dion he
turned the nuns out Of u convent to find
quarters for his troops, which, possibly,
he had right to do; but he added the
gratuitous atlront OF ordering them TO
be dressed in secular garb previously to
being sent to their respective homes,
A few facts more to his credit lie is
essentially "a good fellow to friends
kindly, gentle, generous, withal frugal.
An Engishman should make the ac-
oualu;anee OF NiESan il he would I'M
derstand what thrift H. A gentleman l
knew WAS once talking to Garihaldi,
when the latter took out his cigarcaso
and protlered It, A cigar having been
accepted, Garihaldi took out another,
deity broke it in hail. and restored one
portion to the case; the remaining hSlf
no lit, and composedly proceeded to
smoke. "All | have loft Of my coun-
try" he added, with " mourntul smile,
for the tobacco was Nlslan-grown.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-20

HAVING settled down to the enjoy.
ment Of what is expected 10 be a pro.
tracied season Of profound peace with
all the world, Russia is about 70 add a
number Of swift cruisers 70 her fleet.
There IL nothing 81 menace to any
body, Of course, in this enlargement Of
naval forces. II is inspired entirely by
knowledge OF the fact that the nations
which are best prepared for war are
hardly ever invited 70 fight
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-20
THOSE EYES.

BY A. J. scHAp.
Laughing eyes full OF glee.
Gaz,ng searchingly at NE,
How | wonder II you ponder
On the mischief YOU can do.
Eyes so radiant and bright.
shining like a beacon light.
Would Sou censure. If venture
One small compliment to youg"
Would your lustre fade to hear
Admiration If sincere.
Would your pranctug aud your dancing
Cease if should tell you ally
Other bards in tender strains
Have frankly sung their sweet refralns,
And found relief from bitter grief
A sweetened cup for one OF gall
Then with candor let me say
You have stole my heart away;
In your lustre pow'r doth cluster;
As the dew upon the grass.
Clearer than the summer skies
Are those-holG! but | snrmise-
Arc those--hold! but l surmise-
Botheration. what vexation!
As live, they're only glass.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-20
NOTHING TO DO.

Half Of the ills and psngs of life,
Half of It's failures and half its strife,
And the greater half of its evils 10,
We trace TO the door of Nothing 10 Do
childhood and youth. and older years.
Have known tbs pangs. aud bitter tears,
And hours OF want-ah, not few
That follow the footsteps Nothing - Do"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-20

IT costs but one cent TO send a postal
card to the Mason & Hamlin Organ Co.,
Boston, Now York, or Chicago, who
will return, postage paid, their ,cata-
logues and circulars, with much intor-
nation about organs, No ono should
buy an organ without SEEING these.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-20

AUNT Judy, an old oolored woman, said
to one ot her sisters; "Taint do rale
grace, honey; tai II de sure glory. You
hollers too cloud, When You gifts dc dove
in your heart an de lamb ON your bosom,
youll fell rs il you was IN dat stable in
Bethlehem, and dcy had lent YOU do
sloppin' baby To- hold"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-20

NORTH CAROLINA has over fifty cotton
establishments, and il
rapidly adding to their number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08
some of the great7essons thoy in turn have been
teaching England.

somo Of the great7essons they in turn have been
teaching England.
Tbis il is. also. which makes the calamity eXcep-
tional and which infuses q strange pathos INTO ,ho
history of il. A friend has sent me copy oil INC
Post the leading paper OF the city, which ms
nearly two pages with its report OF tue hlc-','
very good reporting il is One writer describes 'hc
crowd as gazing on the flames " Tor the hoSV P"i.
mute or speaking only IN low tones, rs we are al
wont to do in the presence OF great soiro"' NV
less than 90 600 people were looking on, and over
and over again you hear of signs OF emoto"' vi
SOILS. of sad set faces and of touching remarks.
Some of it may be exaggerated but goo" oea'
plainly is sincere and real. One workman SAID 10
a bvstoudcr All. SIR This would ha' broke George
Dawson's heart 1T is hearbreaking," added
second {" never had a friend come TO soc me but
broupbt him here to look at this Library" Another
said. 81 would rather it had been any building IN
the town but this"
In n very different vein is all this from the MOOD
of the Partisan Communist whom Victor Hugo has
PAINTED lin ~ AIMEE rerrible' watching the bnrh-
ing Of the Library Of the Louvre i'll 1871. lhe
poet. IN his splendid way. heaps image upon image
and sentiment upon sentiment to BRING home 10 the
stolid mind of his spectator the distress and caian-
ity he is beholding: but the Communist replies
victoriOusy: Il cannot read
More piteously stll, we hear Of Mr. Timmins
bursting into tears. with the exclamation Would
il were my own house that was burning" Inc
Mayor Mr.. Ceilings, wrote next day TO meeting
which he could not attend being i'll from overexer
ton at the fire. seem to realize the loss oil our
ibraries more and more every hour l would give
all possess to get them back. seem TO nave VIII
messed the death of q very dear friend" Mr.. Cham
berlain, NJ p. said 1t was their duty and it would
be their work to erect Libraries upon the slte
which should be as complete, as valuable, and as
useful to the population of the town rs those Whlch
had been destroyed. To which end he gave S7'5oo
on the spot; being $4,000 from special fund lett
by his mother for public purposes, and $4,000 from
himself conditional on the balance of $4,000 be-
ing subscribed by the public. There was insurance
on the books for 100000; about half their money
value There can be little doubt that Birmingham
will replace her treasuressuch Of them as have not
persisted forever. G'W.s.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

From the proof sheets Of the "Ycar Book"
of the Congregational Church it appears that there are
1920 churches this country and 3i06 ministers
The churches have increased by 30 and the ministers 10y
90. There are GG2 churches unsupped, and l,l3G
ministers not engaged IN pastoral work.
Catholic Church items: Scotland has 6
bishops. 272 priests and 26I churches and chapels,
against lis priests and % churches and chalcls
lsjl so tnat Leo Kill seriously considering whether
or 10 he viii create Scotch CardInHl......A Dublin
newspaper reports that swmburne. the poet prepar
ing for admission to the Church. the Superior Of Bromp
ton Oratory having him in charge ....It Is rumored
That the Emperor OF Brszl contcmpHes the abolition Of
m0nasIlc orders IN that country. the money
vested In Them may DC applied to The payment OF The
national deDt.lt Ia proposed By tho Po0o TO cclc
jubilee Of the promug CATION Of the dogma OF the In1tc
| late Conception
DR.. Talmagc's new volume of sermons, called
Night Sides OF city Life" is reviewed al length IA
this weeks Christian Union. While the advcrti.ng Of
these sermons has been extraordinary, tho scrmous
themselves pronounced commonplace" There Is
absolutely nothing In them that has not been .aL
over and over again by the ministers Of New York with
out the least suspicion that they saying anything
extraordinary" lie continually promises what he /.
going show In the next sermon, but he never shows
anything He pques curiosity, hut does nothing To SAT
sfy It, The chief sensation IN reading them IL a won.
der that they should have produced auy srnsatiou
DR.. Ialmagcis unIucstiOnaby an orator though OF
some rude aud s"mD1rDaric Sort but all his
power l. wanting In these sermons. Was ne frightened
M his own ,iducss r. one other n-aOn that the ser
nous produce is one VI annLcment at the magnificent
tyOtrn that pcrya-lcs them" The review concludes
with saving that Dr. Iamage Is Ia danger oi being de
sfroVtd by HucCrss Of preaching himself IN
stead his Master; of drawing transient cuWd rather
than OF collecting and fascinating permanent audi
| cucc."
In Baltimore the Rev. DR.. Daniel Cans after
a connection OF thiry-iye years with the Reformed
Dutch Church has left it and become convert TO
Catholicism When hc resigned his pas0rate there was
no question OF doctrine Involved, says The american.
but Que OF authority only snce his determination To
on The Catholic Church he Ia, been very outrpuken ia
coudenning the doctrines of the Reformation. H. ar
CUES that church which he formerly belonged
| merely the creation of Urich Zwngle, whereas the
Church Of Rome has the true apostolic succession Tho
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Mem pnblilations.
MACMILLAN e. CO.'S
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
WANDERINGS

MI ACMlIlJAN O. CO.O
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
wANDERINGS
IN
SOUTH AMERICA,
THE NORTHWEST OF THE UNITED STATES AND
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BY
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New Edition.
Edited by the Rev. ]. @. WOOD.
With 100 Illustrations
Vol Syo So 30.
Hundred. good of travel aud sourn In the wilder
appeared and hal their day nnd disappeared SINCE
published but the Wnnderings" stu stand
supreme interest and character the work OF man
OF geniu destined 10 Of the classics Oh En-
gish literature for many gcneratons-lThomas Hughes
one Of the most eghtiul books written. NO
better could DO found for such work than MI WOOD
-[Saturday Review.
His wonderful adventures dnrng those visits are gaph
cally narrated I'm his Nandcrngs' Tho viVacly WIN
which these narratives abound render them the most
charming productions Of the kind IN the English language
[Cooper's Biographical Dictionary.
MISCELLANIES,
POLITICAL AND LITERARY.
Consisting Of Addresses and Speeches Papers contributed
to tho Fortnghtly and Contemporary Reviews
by
MoUNTSHEART L. GRANT DUFF. N. T.
S..
HABIT AND INTELLIGENCE.
A Series OF Essays on tho
LAWS OF LIFE AND MIND.
BY
JOSEPH JOHN MURPHY.
Second Edition.
illustrated. thoroughly Revised and partly Rewritten
Sv0 -.
THE REALISTIC ASSUMPTIONS OF MODERN
SCIENCE EXAMINED.
BY
THOMAS MARTEN HERBERT, II. A
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1.-THE book is so charming. entertaining. so stamped
with the impress strong remarkable various nature that
we feel almost being treated TO view only OF
the useful phases Of the character Like most OF the
novels that read don't read this volume Is the history
OF young ladys entrance into ue Mrs. Kembes young
lady is very brilliant charming and our only COM
plant that part company with her too soon What
we have here however is excellent reading She Is nat
uray wrlter-she has style Of her own which Is full OF
those eces Of expression that indicate the literary sense
Nation.
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FANNY KEMBLE'S

RECORDS OF 4 GIRLHOOD.
Large 12mo with Portrait 81 90.
We had marked for OF passages which
are noteworthy fol- another but must conen
ourselves with commencing the book to our readers Some
doubtless will say long Tor part we should
have been sorry to have missed spectstor Lon
DON ~ ~ ,
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Cdw Schools.
Dantina Ardocmlcs
geaeDers.

AN MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY introduces superior Teachers 20 I've
schools and Families. Address OF call on hlss ~ "a
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Aesnel' -
UnOnsquare. Broadway side
as GOVERNESS.-Engli lady seeks re-
n engagement. fluent French and German thye y W.
abr,ad): Cambridge University examinations OrIsps
niui,t drawing singing, elementary Lat ana ltailah "
57O Queen'saye, London ontario, Canada
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
" 20 UNION-sQUARE, NEN.GORk; 49,. -n
supplies GOOD teachers with Positions Applcat9,ni,iS
for stamp. supplies schools and families win coihpeVe"'
stuctOCs WITHOUT CHAhG +. -, ,., 49,. --...0 = Y
I. COrLESW ORTIZ PINCkNEY, 80 Ch'on'squsiS -. :.
A mcrcan School Institute, Established io ~
~ Promptly provides Families schools colleges w
teachers Professors Of known cahbge ana ehsi~'
cells and rents school Properties
GIVES parents safe advice about GOOD sChOOas1'
rcprrsanfs reliable teachers seeking engagemtus-
j. " sCHERMEKHOKN, A. NJ, secretary,
30 East i4thst Wear University -placol' y, -
TEACHERS WANIED-Lady SEpise rr9Ss, ss
for Mnthculatics and LATIN German goN,InsSs,,rs
German geItleman ifacnhs ia
Scices Lain aud Music tutor Tor family gOh4 ~
Snrue Also gentleman Ol large experience as ' roregn
family. Apply Ia Miss N. J. YOUNG Ahet'A" '
TSacGsrS Agency, 23 Unlonsquate
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NOW READY.
THE REPORTER.

Now READY.
THE REPORTER.
Vol VI. July 20 December 1873.
$40. ST. pages. Law sheep, SO 80.
Containing Of the supreme and Circuit Courts OF
the United states Courts in the several states
and Of the English and IRISH Courts WIN an AlphaoeucN
Table of Cases reported and carefully prepared Digest
volume of great vaue all judges and lawyers, Including
advance Reports form comprehensive concise accurate
and easy Of reference.
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Gelp Wau!eo

COMPETENT MAN to take charge OF q
n ~. h,,tsmlfhinu business thIeesc9pes heie'Ai .
,nsc sn,ciaIiiyi can purchase interest preiere~
dress ior three days q. d., IIlbuno Om'e'
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NEARLY READY
A TREATISE ON THE LAW OF RAILROAD AND
OTHER CORPORATE SECURITIES including also NUM-.
cipai Ala Bonds BY LEONARD a. JONES, author OF " A
Treatise on Mortgages"
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HOUGHTON, OSGOOD & CO., Boston,
q Astor-place New.York.
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VIII THE LATEST NEW NOVEL.
SEBASTIAN. fascinating story, by Katherine copper
ZEN is.ucd a, Ti.IBI- Nj NOVEL EXTRA NO II
Tbis E,tIs comprises sixteen pages Tribune Weekly size
pIlce, Ia Cents
Any Of the sent by mail post paid on receipt OK pca
Address THE Iklbt Ne. No"-lotA
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ynsirutilon.
For Both sexes-CIty.
Art Schools-New-York City.
rs. LOUISA B. CULVER

VIII receive pupils painting Landscape, owcrs ELL, M
china decoraon at her studio The Bella" No. AZ Pa,
26th-st., corner 4thave.
References MI d. Huntington, Mr. WIN. Hart Mr. ran..
~ Hart, Mr.. A. f. Bellows.
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REVIEW.
FEBRUARY, 1870.

sdea,rs aud booksellers post paid
on receipt OF price by the Publishers,
A. :. BARNES Il Co,
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HllSteli1neo ns.

A FOUR LINE ADVERTISEMENT ins ,sf tco
y arr wr.k m 500 newspapers for SO send lOe, s,
80, va,nuhlet GEO T.. ROM & co, 10 spruoos-
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An IMPROVED MORTAR.-SOmc time since the
use of savdust in mortar recommended as superior
even to hair for the prevention OF cracking and subse-
qucnt peeng on OF rough casing under the action Of
storms and frost. Of the name Of Schr says
that lis own house. exposed TO prolonged storms the
scacoa had pieces OF mortar to be cd each spring
and after trying without effect number NJ substances
TO prevent it, he found sawdust perfectly satisfactory.
1t was first thoroughly dried, and slttcd through
dinar, gram SIEVE tho larger particles. The
mortar was made mixing part of cement, two Of
lime two OF wdust, and five Of sharp sand the saw
dust being first well mixed dry with the cement ami
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VII. THIS son OF VULCAN.
nv Brsant aud THIS interesting story - now
issued complete. being No. 10 Of THE thlBt ~ NY ~
EXTRAS. Ihirty.t" pages, Tribune "ceAy siLe li'o'
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 419 Gin.
WI On-st. BROOKLYN gives instruction music ana ~
modern languages and private lessons their residence ~
ladies' whose early instruction IN English has been despt
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WATER PIprs IN FROsTY WEATHER.-A

WATER PIPES IL Frosty WEATHER.-A cor
respondent OF The English Mechanic gives simple
method of preventing the bursting OF water pipes Dy
frost where the house is supplied from cistern It's 10
put plug in the main pipe at the bottom OF the cstern
turn all the taps and empty the pipes The plug Is maze
OF wood, turned tapcrlng, and with hoe up 'no
centre 1t should be fixed in piece OF inch iron gas
nine long enough TO be above the level OF the water In
the cistern when full The air can thereby get behind
the water When likely to freeze hard during the nlgnt
insert the plug There Is no difficulty IN Withdrawing
the plug in the morning only tho surface OK the
water III the cistern would be frozen.
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Y. CYPRUS-TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. ~.
CFSNOLA'S LECTURES on CYPRUS. Illustrated
OVER FORTY ESGRAVlSGS. Pnce ID Cents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-04
The City of New orleans W.. II. N. Canton
same VI. Paul AZ TaharY.
u, II. AIQEE OHU IHNNAUA,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orb ana. No. gil; and Third District
Court for the parish of Orleans, No. 40, S1S-BY
virtue Of two writs Of feri facias. to me
directed by the honorable the Sixth and Third
District Courts for the parish of Orleans. In
and 1875 will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Merchants and Aucttoneers' Exchange,
Royal street between Canal and Customhouse
streets in the Second District of this city. on
MONDAY. July {. 1879. at - o'clock M. the fol-
loving dsRsFbed PpKgIoN e oF att
uated in the. Third District Of this. city. In
squares numbers two hundred and thirty and
tive hundred and thfIty-one. bounded by Bayou
Road to Esplanade, Barracks. Roman and Der
bigny streets. and designated as lot number
three. measuring ninety feet front on Bayou
Road street by one hundred and seventy Ave
feet In depth on one line and three hundred
twelve, measuring thirty three feet front on
Esplanade street BY one hundred and fifty feet
.. 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Third District of this city, and
designated as square number twenty five hum
Manuel and Beauregard streets. measuring
three hundred and fourteen feet front on
Lesseps street BY two hundred and twenty feet
3. 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, sit.
uated In the Third District Of this city. and
designated as square number twenty-stx hun.
dred and twenty. bounded by Cato. Toy, Manuel
dred and forty-one feet front on Cato street by
one hundred and twenty feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms Cash on the spot.
]. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
ind q irD
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JuDrc1A1 ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
The City or new Orleans w. l.. r. Generes;
same vs.. same; same Va. same.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
Court for the parish OF Orleans. Nos. 145 and
me directed by the honorable the Third and
Fifth District Courts tor the parish OF Orleans,
in the above entitled causes for city taxes Of 1876
ton, at the Merchants and Auetioneers' Ex-
change Royal street, between ganaland Custom
MoNb july ns At = Il hs ey s
fo'ioK'ef asssllse2 BESR5y $
number two hundred and thirty four. bounded
BY Carondelet, Julia, Baronne and Girod streets
designated as lot number Twenty-Five. measur-
feet front on the other line and fronting on
Carondeet street by forty two feet in depth on
one line and one hundred and twenty-seven
d dEfRsff e p Po 9aeF Or GROUND sit
uated In the First District Of this city in square
u two hnndred and gree BOUNCED
designated as follows: Lots number ten and
eleven. measuring Atty four feet front on Ram
fine and ninety-eieht feet in depth on the other
feet front on Rampant street by one hundred
ohETxs f 5eas II 65sp 81 GROUND cit
sauare number Aye hundred and ak. bounded
bV Scott, Bienville. Cortez and Customhouse
streets. and designated as follows: Lot number
one, measuring thirty-two feet front on Scott
ssLeet ny QUE nunured ana TWO rect IN Depth
lots numbers two to ten. measuring each thirty
dred and two feet in depth.
4. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, sit.
uted In the Second District OF this city, and
DESIGNATED as square number five hundred and
f1fty-two, bounded by Orleans, st. Peter sc.
David and Solomon streets measuring three
street by four hundred feet In depth.
5. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated
In the Fifth District of this city, on the right
bank of the Mississippi river measuring fen
and one-half arpents front on the Mississippi
river by forty arpents in depth, and formerly
known as the plantation ofiMoliere Fazende.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.