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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18

THaEArEsrD RIor AT NEWARK. N. IA serious
trou5Is has arisen In Nswart, n. j.. between the
authorities of the Trinity Church (EpiscopaD and
the citizens. Permission has beer granted to the
church by the common council 30 build an addition
TO sheir church ediiee on the public park. The
ciiizsns object 70 any such disposition Of the prop
erty, and under the lead ef several of the most
prominent among thsm, cut down q fence on We'd
nesday evening which had been erected by the
church preparatory to commencing to build. A
squad Of police was called out, but they did not
arrive on the ground until after the demolition
had been accomplished Much excitement exisss
aid more serious trouble is anticipated.
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Hsg~NAruR. ran GnsAr pyys,c,.v

This il row admitted by the medical profession. AS
. tunasmentsl priooip.e Of healing science. 1t is
wisely provided by tho human economy. that
ten the natural forces of the body ars brought 70
heas - expo the dlsesse. The great aim tbere
fore ts 10 strengthen the natural powers This has
been sept 10 view by the skiiiful compoupdsrs Ct
DR. HoSFk TIERS BIrTERS, which operate to
The effect of ihlsmedicine upon the stomsch. the
liver ahf the kidneys. are prompt and decisive.
The T4ue nt who's wise enough to Quit drug xiug
and try the BiTfgRs soon f,els il he had tax en-
ease Of bfs and as he continues the use of the @
article he IL oveTJoyed to find the streams OF health
coUrStn2 through his frame Let nll from whose
cheek the bloom has departed, give DR. Hostel.
ter's Celebrated Bitters a trial
Sosd by druggists and dealers generally, every
where
49, al N nrathuz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18
r, THE ADAMS KxPEESs

rs. rEnBxauu THE ADAMS EXPEES6
COMPANY, ls4 Main st, having
resumed their Bteamship Express to and from Ecrs
folk. Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
"Wednesday and Saturday. and thsnee BY railroad 10
Weldon. Wilmington, Ly ynchburg, Salem, Wythevfile
and She principal places in Virginia and North Care.
lima, are now prepared to forward. with great dis,
disc. Valuable Parcels, Jewelry. &C.. TO the above
named cities, and all places on the seaboard
Our Hxprsss on the Eseanshjps will be accompanied
By special Messesgers, who viii give their personal
70 the 4 B fxPRRss Uo steaDshp hi Raprss
Shippers viii please teAe notice that pac kARss 70
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent By
steamers, unlsss otherwise marked.
Pm. }. L. MACDON0UGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Cc.
~ SPEOIhL NOTlUE.-Express pAcksges fo9
S0Ios RchnGId and al Places in V
6teamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS KxPRK6S COMPlNYl
who are the authorized Agents for Rxprss privileges
efnce Of the Now York and Virginia stsAnship
COMPANY. LUDLAM PLEAsXNTs. Aasnt1-
EaMRHA COX'S LlNE.-The only
!: s : regular Line Grsigh. Boat. fsen
DAYS. THURSDAYS and axTUKDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt John Donald.
Do Jas JAS 1 IRkY s Ca Capt win 3. Woodson
Do BRISTOL, Capt Ohss johnson.
Do BLLA SCOTT Capt VIZ Cleveland.
The,e Boats are all Of tn thrsI cass, and commaa-
promptly as advertised The subscriber thankful
TOR psst favors literally bestowed, for the past
three yesrs. legs con'inus1ce % q he TIE saps
At tho Shed. Dock street. in Of old Gas HOrka
4 Alta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18
DEDUCTION IN COKE.-Durins

DEDUCTION IN COKE.-During the
~ months Of juno and July the prices Of Coke
will be foliows:
SOFT ta%g H.,,,,CS. SS.' per ). .
lard Coae both gradss ...........,..-..,..--. %
Thess prices wiilspply only 70 actual deliveries
within the two Inn0ths ~ above.
jsS-7Aw5w Jk0 WERTh. Aet
OFFICE JAS RIysR 4 kAkAWHA COL
sIcENosD. Juns ist lsoS. 4
N0TICE.-For the purpose Of repairing
IN the mschsnical structures on the let Division
OF the Canal. tho navigation viii be Suspended -
On the ,.t Level. from the srd to the SIN Jaiy.-
Hstwssn Lfck No ! and ssm mpsoa's LICK. betwesn
the head ol haidens Advsstnrs Poad ssd ceisss. u.
A. Dam frula The sfd 70 the 18th Jniy.
The water will also DO drawn on dnftn9 fhsist
ter neriod for the purpose Of rspAlrss ron the
sss3 a. Tye River Pond 70 Lock ko -.
~ order Of the s'.sS Nj 4 Pf;i;SSfsso fHGSsonp.
.s-.w4w Ssosstsry
- A MOTT DESIRABLE BUbUkBAN
RRsTpKNCn AND SMALL MAkkkT
eXEM E0R BALm---fhe eanoesapef onsn nIs
essnn y adPes n ss state a eaIivsfen The
tTnrse Z q talian yiIfa. new geoa 49, end heSs
= = rnsseuted. There Il . iAske nsw nssas 80
.r3aga Houss aud other eonvenls1s cot f9u&sA's
Orchard % choice sqiss 81 sasssss =
,oIns bnsin ness in kichnend, 81 vHhlna g sESs - ~
nssr ts- c1sy. oeers IN isdues1sas fsV
~ isrs, 81 sspiy q The corner e :, & nam N ~ rss
9 ll--atssh ~ sfi
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We HA8AN d %, OF Troy. N Y. has given ne
III DCb'ication the following unsolicited Opinions
OF s1ue 0f the highest toned Journals in the land
al cOmmrrdstsry Of Ii kIAsTxgs INEVITABLE HAIR
C0LURihG
Superior Hsir Restorative" "-B9st04 jour.
at takes precedence OF ell lother8."-iTu'tftQfetd
HspuJlICHH
Hss tIiump phantly won for itself The name IN
tmttG5ie '''-SIrGto2tGH.
We would ajvise cur readers 10 buy nothing
bet the oa1fflal iniRsttabie HAIR RestoTut.cc."-
Troy Rhtg
A truly valuable preparation tested by time
aud exgerfsnce "-BOstoYl L,dger.
"lt IL the 0Hv reliable article for restoring gray
hair Ia it's original color - FIiaiiy Jour
"Ithas most extensive sale."-Iroy Times
"Rejoice. - with gray hairs and bald heads, for
til tEtmGbR will restore the former to lts original
beauty aad cover the latter with . luxuriant
grow ia - Troy Budget
iT you wish q have the real color, instead 0' he
dnii ron 2h look which hair dye imparts, use III i'm
strstS Rest0ra.rs, which invigorates the roots OF
the hair and makes ii young again. no matter how
much it may be faded "-BoSt0H Traveller.
Sold every " here. Price 80 Gel bottle;
HAGAN 90. Proprietors.
js6-I2ts FISHER WINSTON. Agents.
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sELF sAcnlF.cx or A scLpIER.

General de SonnsE, whose chivslrIc courage ba u
been 30 much admired, Gays . Turin letter, Was oa
The point OF being killed by Austrian chasssur,
who WAS taking aim at him with his rife. A sal-
dier, sseing the danger, dsshsd forward aud him
self received the ball, aud FILL severely wonndsd
well sstshsd, however. with having saved the life
Of his commander. This soldier was ons OF The
lombard volunteers, the Marquis Fadini He 10
unsssinsss.
letter from hnrepgo OF the e6th uit. says -
Two grsnsdiers OF the guard having entered =
store room and allied their canteens with wine
from = cssk in which they bored 9 hole, the En-.
peror has punished thes BY depriviDg thez, of ste
honor OF taking part Ia the campaign, and has
sent them back to Franco 10 tho depot of their
regiment. This punishment has been anEouncsd
Ia an order Of the day from Asrshal Valiant, and
has created great ssnsstion among the troops--
The health Of the troops costinuss satisfactory
This 10 owiug to their being In good spirits and
abundsutIy fed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18

GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL.-RF-
~ DUOHI0N IN PRICE Il am now prepared to
receive order during the month of June only, for
the above Coal, deliverable within June July Of
S4 50 per cart load, of Is bushels
WIN BRAZEaL
Office on Basin bank bet reen Sth sod 9Th streets
and at Petersburg Depot, Picket d Msynard's old
stand Ia S-otli
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18
LIVER INviG09ATOR snt
PCRIFlES THE BLOOD
PukiRIgS THE BLOOD
FUKiFI&S TEE BLOOD
CURES LIVER CnapLAINT
OURF2 SICK HBADAOaE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIYENE ESQ
CURES BOW 81 COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIkRRH0B
SoId by ali Druggists. fe 2S--5m

Sy LIooaIos-Tn Msss aud Stick, OF
the bes: quality
GUM ARABIC. (genuine) for tobsccouists
TONQUA BkANS-AnRas.urs. Black aud Crye
talixed
0LIyS GIL, in glass, OF new crop
IN store and for sale low by -
PErFIELD GEORGE,
Iu M Blair / Coz Building,
my i-sm Cor 18th aud Cary sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18

~ sUMIkG LAMP.-The safest, most economt
col, and producing the strongest light iany lamp
oow in use. 1t will burn freely the most common
solar OIL lard or grease. After some delay, We
have another supply Of these desirable Lamps For
sale wholesale or retail by the sole agent for this
city. GEO suMsER.
rnyle No 20 Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18

IEoGREsS OF RlCHMOND.-TheIe are faw
II any cities 10 the South that equal Richmond
10 RAPID growth and general prosperity. Situated
- sha 10 AZ the head Of tide water with her iron
arms In the shapeof railroads, steamer and ca.
nal, gathering in the products Of farmer. and
miners, importing largely OF the old world and
supplying her merchants with goods and wares
on which to trade, enjoying an abundance of the
best waser-powsr, having large manufactures and
superior mechanics, and occupying one Of the
most healthy as we'll as most picturesque sitss in
virginia, We can see reason why she should
not continue her giant strides to prosperity until
bJ Der Population, her nufacturss aud her cspj.
tai, she may justly claim to be the Queen CITY of
the south Mature has been most lavish ip her
gifts TO Richmond, and her prosperity has hersto-
fore been retarded by the backwardnsss of her
citizens in engaging in manufactures and com.
merce. That day. however, has gone by-pew
life and nev impulses have been avakensd-and
her course hencsforth is upward and on yard.
Iu looking over the Asssssor's books. last com.
pletsd, We Nod that In shs past year the male Dor
ulatton, over twelve years of age. has Increased
eight hundred aud thirty five ever the previous
year. Even double this number for woman and
children, and the increase 10 fifteen hupdred-a
fsct OF ttselt that iDdcaes the greatest prosper.
ty for the Metropolis of the o d Dominion.
FROM the same books We q sd that the mum bar
81 maiss over twelve years OF age, is a. follows
Whites 5000 slaves 7330-free negroes 297 A large
proportion Of the slaves and free negroes cd em.
pioymsnt In the various tobacco, foar and iron
manufactures, comparatively few of them being
engaged 10 mechanical pursuits.
When the Covington and Ohio Road is completed.
the York River opened for trade apd the Dan will
extended into North Carolina, the trade of Rich.
mond will kbs trsbled at once and her real estate
be greatly enhanced in value
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18
LOYAL AFFAIRS.

IScESDIARIsa.-A most daring at,empt
was made ysstsrdsy morning. about O'clock. ,o
Moore, On Main street. opposite the Sc. f,h.ri..
Hotel, bat luckily did not succsod. The tncsnd,-
AIRY got fHto the basement OF the store and sft.r
wrapping one or mole bark bsgs around the sas
metre, see them on IRE and then escaped. The
tire soon dessroysd the metre, aud after meltin1
the lead pipe and permitting tie gas to escape
into the room, burned rapidly. When ths alarm
was given MIR. Moore ran doan, Int incipr both
cellar doors open, unlocked shei.i and turned In
the nrenen, who soon eXtinguishsd the flames.
turned OF the gas. and preventing the build ing
from burning. From all the ircumstsncss, there
seems to he no doubt I'll at Mr. Moores own servant
was the tucendiary, ssd that his object was to
burn out the establishment In order for him to
get clear Of It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18

5eF~ SArFoRD's Liver INvIGoaAToH-
c0spouSDED ENTIRELY FROM GUh.-Is q mild and eE
feceuSi c4thartc, sctirg hrst the LIVER, to
slrct lta morbid matter, then on the Stomach and
Bow els, and carries of all matter that prevents
their healthy action sDd thus strangthens and
builds up the whole system very rapidly and 10 ths
beAf LIVER .NylGDRA ATOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18

NATUkALIzRD CITIZENS ABRoAp.-Hsn. Jshu N.
Bolts, Of Virginia, now In New York, has been sG.
dressed by = number Of citizens Of foreign birth,
on the subjsckof the decision OF Secretary Cass.
relative to the compulsion of military service from
naturAzed citizens by the coustry OF tboir birth.
In his reply he contends that when a man once
places himself under the protection Of the Ameri-
can eagle. and swssrs TO support and defend the
constitution and laws Of tbs Uuitsa States, he 10
free to 90 wherever the winds and waves may car
ry hin, al wavs provided that ho does not offsnd
against tbs criminal or penal codes Of the coun-
tries that he may visit. 1t follows from this that
the government under which he has besu born
loses all rights over bin. and that the Usitsd
States Is boz I'd to follow bin with its protection
and to employ force, II necessary, TO shield him
from the consequences of venturjpg within the
territories Of the Power to whom he has rsncunced
allegiance,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18
ONIUN STEAMSHIP

IA NEH CAkbA-
oorT gasnIs CO e. ,ssss,.s s, s..s,,sI g .ss. 1"s
.-A. OF the largest ana best assersinsnisot ksedy
Made Clothing ever offered In this mAFket. having
been MANUFACTURED Br fBKuslLvxe. and Tor style
quality and fg. cannot be sorpasssd
AlAo. Youths and Boz Clothing Of every KIND and
quality suitable for four TO sixteen ysass
oh eE
FarnlsAing 6oods OF every kind. including Their
ce,ebrsted Golden Hin shirts ef snpAf Tor 9s atty.
lowest prieesi
- Call and examine them,
pAkRACOTT, HARRIS co.
auis il1 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18

The first light Of Garfbaidi only engaged few
hundred troops. The second attack by the Aus-
traps WAS Of moro serious character. II was 81.
ftcted By . brigade 5000 stropg, with ten Held
pieces aud two squadrons OF Uhlans After nrst
discharge OF their mnsksts, the italian voiuntssfs
assaulted the enemy with the bayonst, and with
90 much impssnosity tbst the Austrian csntre was
Obliged TO fail back on iss LETT wing, ALREADY en-
ssgsd By battalion on our right wtng- hov the
light became generals tTsmsedous hesd> hand
aghs, In which every iaoh Of gro1nd was breysly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18

The dockyards and arsenals resou nd with the
note of preparation. bounties for seamen are more
than doubled rife clubs are formed-and all this,
Of course, is done TO get ready to fight the Aus.
trians, the mortal enemies Of England. All these
people who are srr1ins quite sure that they
neitber intend to, nor will tight. aud that even il
they do, it will not be on the side Of Austria or
the Pope. We shall sec. Meanwhile, We feel able
to assure our readers that England will fight on
that side not at all, and that this will be so
under any possible Government, Whig or Tory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18

fvANARY DIRD CAoAe. .-kiew and
- !. Z ssfi 81 u l;: ss:ssd g
pkACK PEAs-ln store fep sale -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-18

~ SPRING GOODS At HnAp oVAefnR6.
-x4- Cbrn<y kais ard IA ssssss
wish tIss lsrasst ana mose hshicns6le eeork u
aeods r. has ever hsd; ss;sessd go, q rsesses ~ ~
snd vsssipss sssasf - 80 Y 81 sIsx; 49,; 80;
ana r s.siisy. AN sSssasis ~ - go ~. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
MORTGAGE SALE.

James SnlitheTin, -lalutlE,
against state Of Wisconsin.
James Prince Prince, Circuit Court for iowa Co.
his wife, Defendants.
DY virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale made
in the above entitled the l+tb DAY June
A. D. 1859, shall the 2+jh day OF September A. D.
1889, the hour Of O'Clock, NJ of said day, expose
and sell public auction 10 the highest bidder,
for cash in hand the front door OF the Court House,
City of Mineral Point, county and Sta-r aforesaid,
the following described AortgaSed premises much
thereof shall sufficient the Of S15s -.
besides interest and accuu- costs, to-wt- The north
quarter of The northeast quarter OF section number
twenty-five i3,l in township number six taJ north Of
range uUnber % east situate lying and being in the
county iowa State OF Wisconsin, containing forty
Of land, more or less
Dated Sherihs Olce. Mineral Point, Wisconsin, June
y. 1852
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff Iowa Co, Wis.
PARiyY EAroN. Attorney for Plaintiff 3gns6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
MORTGAGE iLE.

William Johnston, Plaintiff
against State Wisconsin,
Michael Miller and Nancy Iowa Co Circuit 'ourt
Nj Ter, his wife, Defendants. 5
IDY virtue Judgment Of foreclosure and sale made
ID the above entitled action the 18th day of une
l,5S the 24th day september. A. D. 1883 1
o'clock 2. ". OF said Iav. expose tor sale
public auction. the highest cash
hand at the front door of the Court House. the
city Mineral Point, county and State aforesaid the
following described Aortgaged premises, mach
thereof shall be Sufficient to raise the of sJ34
besides interest Uud a-cruaE costs to-wit: those
certain pieces lots parcels of auS To- wit Lot
ler thirteen l3 aHd fourteen i4) in block number
twenty -I.) in that part o. tie Town Of Mineral
IN The county Of Iowa and State Of isconsin which
laid upon the southwest quarter ct section thirty
5l} town Eve g., north of range three (3) cast
Daty, U'Nieu auC Strongs addition to said town OF
Mineral Point.
Dated SleEiG-s Office, Mineral Point, Wisconsin, June
-, lS59.
PARLEY EAroN. Attorney for Plaintiff 3l26
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
Served Him Right.
The Waukesha Democrat says /:

The Wauhesha Democrat says:
Recently, two ladies and genteman
called at a farmers convenient 10 Stone
Bank ?. O. in this country, and enqured
for a young Englishman who they learned
was employed Whereabouts, remarking
that they had 4 mortgage on him. The
young man enquIred for was pointed out
in a field, hoeng corn, where the party
Immediately repaired, and the gentleman
accompanying the ladies' led one Of Them
to the truant swain,at the same time draw
ing a revolver and saying " Here is
nay sister, you have either to marry her
or VIII blow out your brains"
And the thing was done on the spot
Iseems they had been acquainted before,
and the lady was soon after discovered to
be in the same situation as "ladieg love
to be who love their lords
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30

E5@ As sample of the coolness of
railroad conductors, the Harrisburg Pat
riot and Union tells the following tough
story:
"One of them having been discharged
from his post. applied to be reinstaled.- -
You were dismissed, said the Superin-
tendent, auslerely, for letting your train
come twice into collision. The very
reason saiu the other interruptiug HIM,
why ask to be restored How 50 =
Why, sir, if | had any doubt before as
to whether two trains can pass each other
on the same track, / am uaH entirety sal
lshed; have tI.-l u twice, s.r, aud IL.
Cant be done, aud | am not liac.y 70
try it again. He regained his s.tua-
ton"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30

80 THE poet editor OF the Chicago
Journal draws the following beautiful
picture: There Is dignity about tha,
going away alone, we call dying, wrap
ping the mantle OF immortality about us
that putting aside with pale hand the
azure curtains that are drawn around this
cradle of world that venturing away
from home for the first time in our lives,
for are are not dead-there Is nothing
dead to speak of-and seeing foreign
countries not laid down on any maps we
know about. There must be lovely lands
somewhere starward, for none ever return
that go thither. and we very much doubt
if any would if they could"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
Beautiful Ode.
BY JOHN C. WHITTIER.

This day two hundred years ago.
The Wild grape BY the river side.
And tasteless ground-nut trailing low,
The table Of tie woods supplied.
Unknown the apples red and gold.
The 6iushiug tint- of peach and pear.
The Mirror Of the Powow told
No tale Of orchard rare.
Wild as the fruits he seorned 70 I'LL,
These wales the idle Indian troG
Nor knew the glad creatire skin.
The joy Of him who tolls with God.
painter of the fruits and flowers
We thank thee foT thy wise design,
Whereby these human hands of ours
IN natures garden work with thine.
And, thanks. that from our daily need,
The JOY Of simple faith is borne;
That he who s:aites the summer weed,
May trust tLes for the Autumn corn
Give fools their gold and kaavos their po yer,
Let fortunes bubble rise and f.n;
Who sows field, or trains a Gower,
Or plants q tree Is more than all
For he who blessos most is blezt
And Col and man shaH own his worth
Who lis to live a has beqgest
And added beaaty TO the eartE.
And soon, or late, to all that sow,
The time Of harvest shah be given,
The flowers shau bloom, tue fruits shall grow,
II not earth, at least in heaven
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30

AN ASEcDorE or Ma. CHoA
or three years ago, during Il season of
illness, Mr.. Choate was visited by one of
his friends, who urged upon him the i'm
portance of paying more attention to his
health. 8 SIR" said the visitor, YOU must
60 away; If you continue your profess
sional labors thus, you viii certainly ruin
your constitution" Mr.. Choate looked
up, and with that grave irony and pecul-
liar twinkle of the eye which were 50
marked and indcscritable when he tested.
said, Sir. the constitution was destroyed
long ago l am now living under the by
laws"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30
1859 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1859
ILLIN0IS CENTRlL RAILROlp.

Change Of Time
HN AND AFTER II NbAY NOV 2S 1S5s trains
~ viii leave the Great Central Depot foot south
Mater aud Lake streets:
- Louis, Cairo and <evs Otea~s Express: Hoo 4 n
DAILY, SUNDAY s.ccpt,d.)
St Louis aud Cairo ENpress- loco J. VI
DAILY sundays exceptcd5
For Peoria, hectF, springfield, Icrrc Haut. Alton
ST LOUIS,
Jefferson City, Kansas ANA ali points the Missouri
CAIRO,
Memphis, Napoleon, Nickshur-, NatcheZ, Galveston.
NEN ORLEANS.
And an intermediate points.
\ stock train with passenger attached
haukikee. Viii leave sit 5iJ T. 81 daily, SUNDAYS ex-
rsPtet- ON -turaavs passenger viii be this
train FAR as Jr.4uu..
Trains arrive Louis aud Cairo olo A. " and
Hoo z. ".
CONNECTIONS.
The 1890 T. NJ trains direct ions at Mat
with Terre iatc and Alton Railroad for Alton and
81 Louis and Cairo with the railroad line steam
ers fer New orleans, leaving Cairo alternate days.
Tho ll;Su 7. 81 train makes direct connections Toll
ono with Great Western Railroad Tor Springfield lack
souville ana Naples At Mattoon with Tcrre faHe and
Alton Railroad for Alton aud ST Louis, AMI Udiu
with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for st. Louis.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS AND INFORMATION
appy the Conlpan,s Office in the Great Central De
pot tur Michigan Central Railroad Oice carLcr a.
Lake and Dearborn streets; at the Pittsburgh. Fort
Mas and Chicago Railroad Office corner oI Dearborn
aud Randolph streets. and at all Railroad
Offices i'm the Eas- aEd North. JAS q. CLARKE.
W T. JOHNSON, cen. Ticket A-'t. Cen Sup't.
ls6 " r. ARTHUR, Sup't Chicago Division.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-30

hardened by the wintry storm, unwet by
The tear of sympathy-those eyes which
had beheld the direst forms of horrid war
now became sutiused with the overflow of
heartfelt sorrow-those manly forms so
long Injured to cruelty. now bent beneath
the stroke, and the veteran wept as if be-
reft of an only child
Silently and sorrowfully those serried
ranks withdrew from the valley, which
now seemed as sacred ground.
The conflict of the night was decisive;
the Prussian government was willing to
bring the war peaceably to close, and the
troops we're soon disbanded for their
homes. Long, long will the decrepid SOL
der, while seated with his family around
the wintereves fire, tell the sad tale of the
angel visitor, and shake his head with su-
perstitious look when he relates the won
derful disappearance of the mysterious
n1Gadeh Of tie dark battle feleI.