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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
School Superintendent.

IDS. DEMoCRAT:->Ince tile people
OF the several school districts of the
county have persisted for several years
in reducing teachers wages. many
male teachers have abandoned the pro
fession, and the schools have largely
been supplied with females. This has
resulted in bringing out the talent and
ability Of females rs educators. The
most Efficient teachers We have now in
Iowa county. as Il class. are females:
refer 10 the common district schools,
and no doubt but the higher schools
could be as efficiently conducted by fe-
males rs principals. The value of the
services cf females rs educators has
long been noted by the people Of The
state al large. and they had become
such prominent factor in the COM
mon school system, thai tie legislature
took cogni2a.ce ot the fact in 1875. ana
by chap. l20 Of the laws Of that wear.
provided for eleeting females To all
school Offices within the county. This
laN passed through the hands Of the
reNiSerS Of the statutes in 1873. and
was Incorporated verbatim as section
5lS.
Since this law became operative sew
eral counties have elected females to
the office Of county superintendent of
schools, Brown county. with eighty
seven schools. elected Minnie II. Kelle-
her; Dunn county. with one hundred
and three schools. elected Florence
Tiekner; Eau Claire county. with sin
,y-tour schools. elected Agnes HoSford:
St CroiN county, with one hundred
and five schools, elected BetScy NJ.
Clapp. All of these female Supcrinten-
dents sent in with their reports tothe
state superintendent, additional papers
containing detailed statements of edu-
catlonal matters in their respective
counties; while ont of the remain!aa
sixty superintendent districts Of the
state, presided over by male superin-
tendents. but thirty-seyen sent in such
reports. The female superintendent
all attend the state superintendent
convention, while not more than one
half the male superintendent attend.
Females are natural educators. and
their situation in life is such that their
attention is less liable TO be distracted
by other public duties.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
Dying by Inches.

Very often we see person suffering
from some form Of kidney complaint
and is gradually dying off by inches
This no longer need be so, for Electri,
BItters will positively cure Bright.
disease, or any diseases of the kidneys
or urinary organs. They are especial,
adapted to this class Of diseases. acting
directly on the Stomach and Liver n
the same time. and will speedily cure
where every other remedy has failed
Sold at fifty cents bottle, by j. b. 4 c
r. Moffett.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02

For iron. tin and shingle roofing.
The only elastic compound iron paint
made. 1t literally becomes from its
nature part of the material upon
which it is laid, effectually cementing
and thoroughly stopping all leaks
whether from broken seams orIholes
in the roof 1t forms coat that with
stands expansion or contraction from
heat or cold. By proper application of
this paint, and comparatively small
cost, roofs condemned as unworthy Of
further repairs have been repaired,
and extended their usefulness TOR
years. Patent applied for. Reference:
Swift Brothers and Driver Brothers,
Darlington. III. Fl. HUTCHINs.
4-Iw Wisconsin House. Mineral Point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
State OF Wisconsin, Iowa County. City
of Mineral Point SIN fmsfice

~ IUW q NUWTIIy, IILy
OF Mineral Point, ss.-In Justice
court.
To Frederick Shepherd: You are
hereby notified that warrant OF at
tachment has been issued against you,
and your property attached to satisfy
the demand Of Samuel J. Wright.
amounting to foEty-seyea dollars. Now
unless you shall appear before John
Cummings a justice of the peace in
and for said county, at his Office in
said city, on the 18th day of September,
A. ID. 1881, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, judgment will be rendered
against you, and YOUR property sold to
pay the debt and costs Of suit.
Dated this 18th day of August 1881.
SAMUEL j. WRIGHT, Plaintiff.
Wilson & MeIlhon, Attorneys for
Plalntln. 2-2X
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
Notice

| wish to inform all having cane to
make up or wish to buy syrup, that
have increased my facilities to double
that of last year. l expect to have a
large supply of syrup for sale. Send
in yvEr orders. JOHN C. MARLIN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
Residence for Sale

Mrs. Samuel Martin offers for sale
her residence and lot i'll the city of Mn
eral Point. The house contains )
rooms and good cellar. with i capa-
clous clStern. The premises viii be
sold cheap. For particulars enquire of
above.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
Nntice-

All persons are hereby forbidden to
employ my adopted son, Charles Mitch
ell, (who is a minor for less than fifty
cents per day; and any person employ
ing him, are hereby required to pay his
wages to me, under penalty of the law
MARY MITCHELL.
Mineral Point. Aug. 2G. 1881
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
Err Sale

Two houses. barn and several lots
situated III the north western part of
the city will be sold on reasonable
terms. For further particulars inquire
q the undersigned on tile premises
Mrs. III. MITCHELL.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
Health Order No, |.

The Board Of Health of the city
of Mineral Point, do order as follows:
No slaughter house shall be main.
tanned except on such location as
may be designated by the common
council Of the city of Mineral Point.
All slaughter-houses within this
city shall be open to inspection by
the Board CT Health or to their as
sistant, at all times.
All blood and offal of all deScrip..
tionS must be cared for so as to pre-
vent the escape of any offensive
smell, and must not be laid exposed
70 the sun and air, but must be
properly disposed of either by bury
|! ing or by covering with sufficient
dry earth 70 prevent any offensive
smell.
Strengthening of all animals for
market is prohibited in any place
within the city, excepting within the
Slaughter-houses located by the com-
mon council. This last regulation
not TO apply 10 persons slaughtering
for their own private use, on their
own premises, provided they care for
the ohal arising therefrom III prop
er manner, as butchers are required
to. Penalty not less than five dol
lars nor more than fifty dollars for
each and every offense.
This order shall be i'll force from
and after September LIST, 1881.
john IL. VIVIAN, J
john CLowNEY, BID. Of Heath.
w II. PRIpEAUx.
Mineral Point, Aug. l., 1881.
Health Order No. 2.
The Board Of Health Of the city
of Mineral Point. do order as fol-
lows:
All persons are prohibited from
depositiug any dirt, filth, or otfal Of
any kind upon any Of the streets or
alleys, or into or upon any vacant
lot, ravine, or watcr-eourSe, within
the city, and all persons are prohih-
tied from erecting or maintaining any
prlvlcs so that their contents shall
flow or be discharged into any water
course within the city, or into or up
on any lot, street, alley or public
place within the city. All privics
shall be placed over properly con-
structed vaults SO that their contents
will not be seen or smelt from the
outside.
Any one violating any of the pro-
visions of this order shall be liable
on conviction thereof to fine of not
less than five dollars nor more than
fifty dollars.
This order shall be in force from
and after Its publication i'll the city
paper.
JOHN ii. VIVIAN, J
JOHN CLowNEY, BID. of Health.
W. II. PRIpEAuX.
Mineral Point, Wis. Aug. II, 1881.
Health Order No. 8.
The Board of Health of the city
of Mineral Point do order as follows:
There shall be appointed by the BID
of Health, an assistant health otli-
Ger, whose duty it shall be to exam
inc all premises within the city, and
10 see that they are kept i'll conform
ity with the orders Of the BIZ. Of
Health, and to order the summary
abatement of any and all nuisances,
and to report to the BID. of Health
any infraction Of its orders.
This order shall be in force from
and after its publication in the city
paper.
joan II. VIVIAN, }
JoHN CLowNEY BID. Of Health.
w. I'll. PRDEAux.
Mineral Poins. Wis, Aug. Il, 1881.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
For Sale.

! offer for sale my house and two
lots, Situated III the southern part Of
the city of Mineral Point: also my
horse. wagon and dray business. For
particulars inquire of the undersigned.
Inv ,I0UN LINDEN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02

The regular Fall examination Of teachers for
Iowa county will be held as follows:
Aifiiin, Monday and Tuesday, September y and
10, 1881.
Highland, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept IA
and Is.
Ayoca, Friday and Saturday, Sept. I6 and IL.
Arena, Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 10 and %.
Mineral Point Friday and Saturday, sept q
and "a.
Examinations VII begin Of nine O'Clock Of the
first day.
No private examination granted except In
cases Of sickness absence from the county.
w. A JONES, County supt
Mineral Point, Aug. r. 1881
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
Ear Sale

Four thousand acres Of Farming
Land@eyeral large farms-incIuding
the Ansley Land. Inquire of
JOHN HUTCHINSON.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
CUTE. .

The only Five cent cigar with Ma
tional Fame. Smoke the best. For
sale only at Brewer & Penhallegons
Cash Grocery House.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
Notice.

At a meeting of the Board of Health
held August 18th, 1881. Richard Will
Jams was appointed Assistant Heuth
Officer. WM. ii. PRIDEAUX,
See. Board of IIea.til Il.
Mineral Point, Wis. Aug 3lst, 1881.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02

Because it adds to Personal Beauty
by restoring color and luStrc to gray or
1aded halr, and is beneficial 10 the scalp.
j. WY Parkers Hair Balsam is such i
popular dressing. Div
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
Died

At Dodgeville, August a5th, 1881.
Elder w. ). Wright. preacher, in charge
of the NJ. f. church. at Dodgeyilie.
Wis, aged IL years, 6 months, and II
days.
| Elder Wright has born at Kingston,
in the Dominion of Canada, on the nth
of February, 1882. He commenced
preaching the gospel at the early age
of IS years. He came to Wisconsin in
the year 1865. and took up his residence
in the northern portion of the state
within the jurisdiction of northwest
Wisconsin conference of the NJ. f..
church. and subsequently was station
ed as preacher in charge of Sparta,
Monroe county. then at La Crosse. and
at Salem, IN La Crosse county, and Eau
Claire; after which he was appointed
Presiding Elder in the northwest
Wisconsin conference. which position
he occupied for four years, from 1873.
and was afterward station is preach
in charge at Oregon, Dane county, the
northwest Wisconsin. and the west
Wisconsin conferences having been
consolidated under the name If the
West Wisconsin Conference.
He was appointed to the charge in
Dodgeville in 1878, and would have
been in charge Of the church three
Years at the coming conference in Sep
TENDER.
lie was taken suddenly i'll in church
Just before commencing services. oil
the morning of August 14th. and WAS
taken home. His recovery was not re-
girded as doubtful until within 4 short
time before his death. h was good
christian, and an industrious worker
in all thing that tended to advance the
cause he had SO long eSpouSed.
His funeral took place from the Nj.
E. church, on Sunday the 18th. at
o'clock, attended by the largest con-
course of mourning friends that have
assembled in the village for many
years. Funeral services were conduct
ed by Prsiding Elder, Hamilton. and
Elders Davis. of Darlington. and Pryor.
of Dodgeyille.
He leaves wife and three children
to mourn his loss and receive the SYM
pathy of all christian friends.
ROGERS the village Of Dodge
vile, August 10Th ult. of consumption.
Minnie, wife of Samuel Rogers: aged
n years. The funeral took place from
the home Of the deceased, on the 30th
inst. She leaves one child between
three and four years old in the care of
her mourning husband.
COSENS.-In the village Of Dodge
vile, August 18th. Arthur. infant and
only child of DIR. II. Cosens; aged s
p1AptbS onI ,ln,a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02

Only ISL, cents Il pound for the finest
Gaoeery House.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02

We have recently been shown very
neatly bound and printed volume. en-
titled: The Progressive Ages. or Tri-
umphS of Science, and Treasures Of
Nature, History and Literature, by
| Prof. II. l.. Harvey" Published by J j..
A. Ruth Il Co. Chicago and Philadel-
phia. The work is finely and profusely
illustrated, and contains AS royal
quarto pages. fairly glistening with
the rarest jewels of natural history
and science, embracing scenic descrip-
lions of the SURPRISING grandeur and
sublimity of portions of our western
country, its great plains, awe-inSpirmg
waterfalls and remarkable subterran-
can cavernS, together with an authen-
tic account of the Antartic and Polar
regions, with a spice of variety includ-
ing Sporting i'll the Tropics, There
is also valuable scientific knowledge
contained in the subject of ALCHEMY
and Chemistry" while More than one
Universe" abounds in radiant astrono-
mical truths regarding the rapidity Of
the motions of light, the nebulea theo-
ry, and that one star of stars-Alcyone,
the Sun King, around which all the
heavens revolve. The meteoric aero
llteS, and wanderers through space are
not forgotten, but are unerringly
traced to their mad flight through the
ether blue. Ocean Waves" the won
ders of the trackless deep, Sounds and
Silence earth treasures and precious
stones are themes possessing wonder
full and fascinating interest. An ade-
qnate description is given of important
historical events, ancient Ruins"
"The Temple Of the Sun and the cul-
ture and manufacture Of our best
known and most essential natural
products. The chapter, Natures
Teachings" is replete with rich and
useful information, affording a subject
for deep and earnest thought, while
the life sketches of our noted scientists,
inventors, and masters of art, inspire
within the readers mind desire to
cultivate, even though in small de
gree, the talents with which! God has
endowed him. The author has adapt-
ed his work to every thinking, intel
ligent mind, and has woven around the
whole that felicitiouS and pleasing
style of language that never fails to
fascinate the young mind. But it is
impossible for us to fully delineate the
beauties of this charming volume. We
advise all our readers to procure
copy. The agent Miss Belle Reidell,
of this place, is at work in this
community, and we commend him to
the courtesy and patronage of our peo-
pie. We would like to see a copy of
the work in every family.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
For Sale mr. fnr Ranf

My late residence situated on Wis
cOnsln st. j. A. PLATT.
Mineral Point, Aug. 10Th. 3tf.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
AAe gIedSe, the pnrehaser. a at The

CASH GROCERY HOUSE of B. &P..
at much lower prices than if purchased
by the can or package. Bring in your
can and get il filed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02

A Die Dim ON BLACKWELL'S
n uio nun DURHAM CIGAR
ETTES at the CASH GROCERY
HOUSE. re
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
u. s. MAIL LINE.
instruction in Music.
MISS AMY HUTCHINSON,
Graduate of the Northwestern
Conservatory Of Music, of
Evanston, ILL.,,
instruction in Music.
teachers Examinations.

Is prepared 10 give instructions on he piano and
organ and in vocal music. Appl at residence
Of Mr. James i1Gthison. 5Dtf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
MARKETS.

Eggs lie.
Corn SOC.
Lard 15c.
Onions Sl.00.
Butter l. TO IS.
Potatoes 35c.
Oats soc.
Lead ore $500.
Dry Bone Sl4.00
Blackjack S2l.0o
Flax Seed Ito.
Hides, green. . to 6.
Wool, washed, 25430.
Wool. unwashed. 20a22.
Live Hogs, 1915 to $500.
Glover Seed $4,000 800.
Winter wheat 500; spring 90c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02

se this Company OWNS all Beads shown above u heavy Hres
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us coMslkE AL MODERN
sRAuRoAD HOTELS
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
First Annual Exhibition, Sept 9Th to Oct 18TH 1881

NauraH Amz
pr he o eve la he
dpd 1.-THE elE t IN pia edandpr
hfh to W
or powerful tn Ipsf a
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W. Manage
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-02
Fresh OYSTERS!
Eureka Elastic Proof Paint.

ust Received at j. A. SPRATLER'S
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-28
The Two Kinds Or Able Men.

4
There are still people who thinS that
nothing is Of much account unless y
brings in hard cash. A correspondent
met one Of these a short time ago, as ne
was inquiring his way y the famous
School Of Philosophy. held every sum.
mer at Concord. He RAJ a s~unburncd
farmer working in a field near the road:
..Do YOU belong down hcre?' said
he "a the correspondent, pointing 70
the place where the school was held.
mo" was the reply; a am no phil
"Queer lot, they are.r continued the
farmer. ~ wonder how much the
whole lot could earn. put EN- right
down to good solid work. But 4 guess
they've got their bread and butter
readily provided, and ! don't suppose
they have to find out how much they
are really worth"
We have known better informed men
than this old farmer who held In con-
siderable contempt the gentier voca-
tions, and were disposed 70 say. with
the cobbler Of Old: There y nothing
like leather" Most men have their
leather. 1t may be Greek; Il may DC
metaphysics; il may be popcorn; but
whatever il Is, there u nothing IKE 4
for them.
There are two kinds OF valuable per-
sons: Those who make life possible
Ana those who make life worth having
The sun-burnt farmer belongs q
the indispensables who make life pos
sible. Business men. manufacturers
merchants. mechanics, all who do, ans
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-28

pr. Oliver Wendell Holmes. always
,harminc. witty and active. feels ne
.cyenty-two wears only IN . slight deaf
uess.
The late sidney Lanior left two
.o,..,ictod works which are vet to be
or;n,eJ
Thc ..Rallade Of the Scottysho
Kvnce which a said 10 be the first
printed English ballad, Is 70 be 70
printed IN fac-simile.
-Norah perrv's home Il IN Provi-
a.,cs r "a little house shaded BY
hrsnchino elms. She favors soft, sub
Jnad i;r5t onen wood fires. pictures
a;"tares everx where
RI. Ith>nxum sets II down
.art.;r fscf thst Tia ordinary nov
~ 1870 over ~ rnoland Tor notice from
II. I4r;,ed states sre 81 better general
n%r.,;,v than their equivalents produced
ddrsr there.
~...nt v;s;tor - Lonofellow says
$500 - M - whife from ace
.nae ~ p vs renresenf him' His
q - hasr5 hare dark lines. and his
naIr snu 49, . sssnv amber shade or
.s.:nh.5 chssfru{ ~ youth. His
~. ! 80 hr;chf and iii cheeks
Dl1 80
tuooy' 49,. rr,co = -
"A monumen' - 1870 ~ e;uern.
De etcc.ee ;nh.S;s.nts who a. much
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when 4 woman sees q new TALL
style bonnet on another woman head
she declares il 70 be hidcous- The next
day. when she gets O also, me SUD
denly discovers il to be a. pretty g y
can be.-B0ston Transcript
Managers OF church festivals, hav-
inc heard that the oyster crop was m
jured by the drought, are preparing 20
rive each oyster plenty Of water - soon
AZ opened. The water will BE- served hot
Al the usual rates. -Rhilodeiphso Ne'os-
-Marvin's fifteenth wife reports from
Minnesota. The returns are coming ID
slowly. IA few districts IN Florida re-
mains 10 Be heard from. but II is proba-
Div safe TO say he ID elected-to serve .
GOOD long term il the Penitentiary.-
on Guy Derrick.
When you see two young women
slowly meanderine up the street talk
inc aitenfively to each other, you can
make up your mind that there's some
fhinc mighty important about 70 be de-
yeloped. Just a. like as not they are
going IL buy q yard and . half 81 rib
bon 70 match" . new suit--nese
Havcn Register.
An exchange says: Learn to say
no. II 4 man makes Q request q You
which q cannot grant, tell him 90 q
once. Don't deceive him. ~ 49,
make him have unpleasant feelings
toward you at frst, but he Will supse
o~ucntly respect your straightforward-
ness" We know q man who tried tns
mo- business. He said i worked ~
right 10 TO the sunpleasant feelings,
narf. but he did not wait long enough
ior he subsequent respect 70 opor,
~. as the other fellow said ne nag
been put Oh long enough, and 4 the piL
wasn't settled in ten minutes be woui<
receipt ii BY thrashing the everlasting
lichts out OF him. --1eras Syfings.
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One night In the spring q '6z zen,
eral Richardson, who then commandeo
spcci The picket line. Coming upon :
reserved picket Of about thirty men an,
der command Of aCaptain n oeco1 N
Michigan Infantry. the 1cnerai M" ~
To ~interogate g follows;
"Captain, in case % a. 1871 Y 80
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and he would not take the iifty dollars.
Yet. when he was urged. how could ne
resist? Il was just the price d Micnae'
Dolan's cow'
The Widow OBricn sought far and
near Tor Teddy. who had never been
outside the gate since he broke his arm,
ana she wept and wrung her hands,
fearing that her r~eproaches had driven
him to some desperate deed. She called
upon all the ncighbors 10 witness that
there was not the ''a4uil' o. ledhy
s.for 4 dacent. honest bye. IN North
Amer;ky,n and that she ''had kit him
and broken the HART w him intirely
wild her impotence And she was
making preparations 70 have the muddy
little goose pond dragged. when Teddy
appeared. driving home In triumph
Michael Dol2n's cow.
Teddy's bright visions were more
| than realized. Bart and Rosy grew 80
fat that the little s'Japs' on the kite
looked actually thin by comparison. ano
the butter that his mother mace was
the wonder and delight Of the whole
town. And the satisfaction 81 th'
Widow O'Brien was beyond the power
or words to express. /.
But. after ali. Teddy's great and east
inc satisfaction seemed 10 be thai ~
was not q .'ihate."
"rd be glad / didn't stale i 4
didn't get the cow at all. at ALT n
said to himself, very often (,
And he and Poll were greater friend
than ever.
The Widow U'Brien says: This Is
ouare wurruld, and We niver kno'
whatn happen. since Teddy Is a:the
findin' the foinest COW In the codnthr
hangin' to the tail iv q kite"'-Sopa'
Ssoeet, in SO. Nicholas.
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a fcw miles below Ohio. Ala, there
i Al old negro named Moses. who
claims he had q revelation from q
Lord. II which he received information
That The world would again be de-
stroved by water. He was 90 on
WINGED that the destruction would oa
~ water that he II once began me
work OF building an ark. AZ has peen
thus engaged for several months. 2
he result OF his labors may be easily
seen from the river. This ark y very
unlike the representations n the one
built Nv Father Noah, and would doubt
les not withstand any severe gales.
such as might be expected IN 2 cruise
II forty dass and nights. Ibis Oddly
constructed vessel or house y placed
IN 4 hirh hill, ready for the rising va
r.. IL Il composed Of several apart
mcnts. about i've feet wide and ten
feet long. which are placed On top q
each other. Each has . small portlco'
ma spires with feathers a ornaments
Approaching the dwelling Of ne negr'
one has 10 pass through q very eiaoo
rately decorated arbor, over ~ en-
trance or which are the worlds wei
come. Peace. Rest and Happiness
Columbus (Ga.) Enqnirsr.