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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
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FALUAB.. FaFta OF I.g2 acres, adJOin1ng ;hs sbov
y the n-rth. Twelve good Tim .er .irty
IN cultivtti and hs ndred and
fence Forty acres more ii good pillow irnd en-
e. had tine place fwenIy good f. meadow "
pab~ of yielding four to the acre. of
water run, through sides of In. place. On il Is
AID liaif story house and L. stahI also go1d
spring within thirty Yards % hoaSe- Fur grain,
vegetables pasturage, the above isad cannot be beat
iowa Goun
Mineral has found in scverzf places the farm.
portion l. ar-a-y soyed ~pting aims. The above
Il desirable farm The wbc viii be sold tnget
sll- Mineral land farming land will sold
If d. sired in A- sold cheap Tor cash
part cash and part IA tims If d-sir-'i Inquire of
WINTER GRAHAM, ST.
j. A. HAMMOND.
waidwiek. April 18th 1850 loft
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

OxE By UNE.---It one only pausea
now and l.,en. Ia LIES forced march,"
10 cOt:rt ne numbers who have wearIed
by the ,ay. of those who brushed unh
H. the n.)rnIug dews. be feels a sort Of
terror lest Ne finish his Journey a s,rau-
gzr AID alone.
IL calls the roll Of comrades, and
though one answers here, another there,
yet iAose appalling silences between
names once familiar as household words.
tut now without claimant.
Those who knew hun when the bless
Ing OF early morning was resting on bis
brow, have ceased 10 give III evidence
that he was once a child. Those lips Of
loving prophecy that proclaimed d" a com
ing man. grew silent al The altar. aud
lie glowing coal, thereon have died.
Rivals succeed 10 allies strangers un-
70 both a..d hope that listened and be-
llevrd, has ceased to play Syrcn TO the
saIiOr on lite.s d, ami 50 he bends HIM
10 the iAba-ug oar. agaiD.
/ II IS veil lha, the friendly grasp, th,,
held Us IyvlJgy 10 life, are not uuoosed
at once, else we were left Gisaslered md
.thr revolving gelps' Of tins worlds WIN
I
u1clasp that stay Us, while we learn 10
( ive, as we shall die uu,aught-- alone
How goes the foresl-tree amid It's fell
lows. s,raIght up 10 heaven. How far
aud dHn It Is TO the first CorInthInn
I branch The woodman felIs The faled
group aud leaves ;he living shat, a lone
and The first wild sInd thai comes, II lie 5
d broken column on the earth.
( No, 50 the selt-relIant oak, tha, from
lis acorn days has stood apart. No, so
swiftly nor 50 far 1t lifts IT'S coronet, hut
sturdi-r IA the trunk, a firmer grasp of
root, and moss upon the northern side.
. Carefully 1t puts IT'S branches out, all
balanced mo strength. Swung like a
pendulum III thu wind. II tunes" the
tempest. aud Is never rent.
There may be something grand in such
a life, but We would not share 1t If we
could. We love the shel,ering group of
friendly forms, aud pray that W ood man.
Wh-u he reaches ours, 10 spare no tree,
II all save ons mus fall.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
Miscellanp.
The Toughest Of Tuekeys-The Effect of Blood
Pills,

Gun was geItlemans gentleman
down III old Virginia, aud a darkle OF
most uudoubted honesty and truth but
he would sometimes tell Tough slorles.-
He met " Kurnel Johnsing's nigg" as
he called him, the Other day, aud after
cussing and discussing various matters
apprrialnlng to Their masters, fell into
the following couv rsation:
Sam-WeIl, Cuff how you xasz
Cuf-O, | isnt no wuss
Sam-How IS all De folks down at de
houSe9
Cuf-O. dey's able to be round. 'cep.
de ole mans darIer she had lh- docter
the other day. He came IN and locke ed
at her, kept lookIn' al her; sand sh,. was
hIlyous, and guv her box of Dr.. Ro-
lacks Scandinavian blood pills Wnru
de doctor go, She up an threw de pulls
| our DE- window. She wouldn't take de
pliis, no Sor! Wal. de ole turkeycock
cum greedy rus-- lie ::o,.blrd down
Dc pulls. box an all via dc whole dIrrc.
IOIS
N~xl day we had company. au' had 10
kiII dat IuTkrycock, see. BrouEal
INN Oh DE table, bhed w'd isler sass
u.assa flourish his kuIfe, an Try To cur
frn up; he couldn't gel de knife lu,,
hiln.
" Cuff says he. " how lo'.g did yer
bill, dis turk ) :"
" B,ie tIH an hour. sab"
d" Take hun away aud bile him an0tite,
/ hour"
30 took him away an billed hun
( ano h-r nuur.
San--D.d de company waita
Cuf-'-. yaS. dc company waited
Wal. brought de turkey IN. nn' massa
flourish his tag knife agIn an' try 10 Gu
niu tui he couldn't do 1t, no san!
q" Take hlm away an bile hun unotjte,
hour"
50 | took him into the kitchen agin
Sand q d,- COMPANY wan?
/ Cud-Ui course i, y waited. brough
IA d.. turkey ag,n. an massa try to cut
/ BuI II was no 60; lua>sa gt MAD.
/ Take hun away ala 6lIehinl u 1ceek
/ So / took niIu away and biIed han I
week.
sam Did dc company ,catt!
( Cui-O vas, dc company waited
bound - SEE Ihe iun out yer know. Wal
IN Il week | brought III dat turkey. Mas
sa thought he got hIm dis time sure bu
/ ne couldn't De cut. MAssa send for d,
/ doctor 10 hab De turkey examined. ID,
4 doclur came. look a d. turkey---looi al
over hl,r. Says he, lis uo use; yol
can't bIle dis turkey, for he mas taken {
/ box OF desc scandinavian blood pills
an lere asnt any 6tle IN him
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

AsoUr THIRTY.-Mr. Charles Cisi
who took the census OF the city in lSi0
aud IS taking the census of the Fifth
Ward lhis year, Tells good anecdo,e
Of conversation between himself and
married lady. which will bear repeat
nag
:. Madam what age shall put you
down! No direct auswer.J How old
/, Your husband e.
=" SIxly-une.'
And your oldest son a.
Twenty yseven."
And the next?'
Twenty
And how Old do you call yourself g.
do not know my age exactly, but II
IS about thir,y
" Do 1 understand you. MAIDEN. thai
your eldest son was twenty-seven q
Yrs.'
You must surely, then, be more thar
thirty Z"
We'll, SIT, [quite snapPishly. ] l iol'
you db0ltt thirty. | cant Tell exactly q
may be IhIrty-one or two, bur | am posi-
tive MOI over tna, - Gin. Ga-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
Hos. RaBr. ScHexcK AND TIE Re

Hos. RoBr. ScHESCK AND THE Re
PUBncAx PARrY--H1n Robl. {.
Scnenck. OF OaIo, has been making a
speech Al Providence, Rhode Island
The Prov.d-uce Journal describes him
as saying:
| az. a r publican because am a
Conservative Wnig,and always nave been.
| asu for The Constitution aud the Union
aud who IS uoi Aud hold 10 the IN
lerpretau0us tina, seventy years OF OUT
history have given 10 that Constitution
And Ihe man purpose OF the R-pubii-
eau party IS TO put an end 10 this dou5ie
dealing policy upon the question OF sla'
very, no' TO dodge ii aud avoid L. but iC
rn-.rl and se,.le 1t by returning to ihs
policy OF the early days Of The govern
meut.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
FASHION AII.T

BAR8ERIN 4 4 y u II uAI.t-DBESS N g.
fIstfh tuuseribt sIfa recvlslI. .>4stf ts
4 raeai asJ"ttsins tuv AtueTal f"lnt Bo"A = srr-
arrpATr4 uHut ui lee
ese 1BIFfNG. SH4dPJONfAtI, NAN DRkSS-
fNG &c. .snd ao>i la>lsIaua
e.-
A ..rc, attention II ILL., b,siu,,s ud 40 ardent DE-
rr- q. Hiva>e. hr hope t trt and receIe saars Of
Aat PtrfonAs~ hi the a IEens "f AIu. Esti PgInt.
s's1 .srarn. l-ea-e -.sl. 40 siYs ui-l 3. sIiai
4. TURNER.
raj .Btt1ta II r :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
poetrp.
Speak no Ill.

Nay, speak no i'll IA kindly word
Ctn -ver leave alus bs hind
AMI. Oh, tn s-ctthe e&cn tale ~s'vs heard
l. far beneath u noble mind,
Full of better seed il sovn
BIZ choosing thus kinder plan;
For il but little gooi i. known,
Still let speak the best We can.
Give us the heart that fain would hide
Would faiu Another's fauit. -face;
How can it please our human pride
T. prove humanity but base:
No le. Us reach . hi CHER mood,
nssls senti,n.-ui Of man
Be -sfi.est = the search 4 good,
Aad speak of all the best We can,
Then speak I'll but lenient be
To others falling 4. YOUR own,
II you're the first faulr to see
Be not the FIRST 10 make it known;
For life is but passing day.
No lip NAV tell how hrief its span
Then, oh the little lime We stay,
Let's .pe-k Of all the b-s W. can.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

woman. should te piac j ca ,he hack Of
a hard lruuing horse. and made 10 collect
newspaper accounts for tie balance Of
his ilte
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

Twenty SQUARE MILEs OF GnAvEs
Al SEBAsTAPoL.---it appears by a l., Ger
II NI. Gowou. the American engineer.
ho IS engaged IN raising the suuken
Russian vessels IN the harbor Of Setas-
,apol, thai the graveyards cf the alies
number three hundIei. aud tha, they
cover twenty square miles territory.
Considering taaI the siege lasted less
than lwo y -ars. aud that the graves COM
pcI.e the dead OF bu, one SIDE. such a
war. If commenced, wonld in tim, have
drc!mated the nations engaged.
Eg5- The head clerk of a mercantile
house was Dragging rather largely of tho
amount Of BUSINESS done BY has firm.
" You may Judge of It's extent" said
ne when tell you that the quilIs Of our
correspondence only, COS. two thousand
dollars a. year
- Pooh : said the clerk of another
house, who was siuing ty, - VIVA, is that
10 our espondence, when | save four
and dollars yea in ink. by merely
crn.utpg % d: The Is =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
CIT p r . p & TY
TO r SA LIE :

The scriaer o-r- the following Lots in
1 cl5s 81 Nin.fSi FoiH}.
t- 40. III anu ~. in HsrriSons Survey. Also lots
aud li5 yvc-P. PORTION ire,let Th"s hlns-
usiu 81. rsns survey The above Iuts ain
thirteen "t land them good dwelling
iruS~ -iniug \ good si'rinE house and
wells i.li spring Convenlu. There j. also on
the tnl- -'1sl 6sra large ami c"Imoii"us AS" on
lots 80 I" 50 fii trees, of them bear
ing Also beautiful -tnyr-
In- >aevr property w5tl sold At bargain, and to
AN, wishing g purchase better chance Re
found 9u art IT the purchase money, time wiil b.
-iyeu ii desired The above property lies john
BraeAru'> rr-islener ana Joins Cot Joha q Terry
hanlp.ie.t.t. Enqui.e on the pr,mist-n ~
JOHN ROBERTS
NiurrsI PoiTf .Tur. lsro 23tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

eg- The fail The most likely 10 iujure
a mans brain is---lo fall u love win a
handsome dens-l. wIlhou, the smallest
chance u succeeding.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

Al pwrsonS hereby ~tutionet s,inzt purchs<in.
i Is 4iveu at 10 jahn -l4ntes fer fo-tv dollar
- aae td- Ill J.nuar. lsol stG ~ other ia Jsuu
80 = SD r.sl-> etven tora l:r2pin. Atc
tsntel, ,Ana = ii 81 atrl -ntireis WORTHLESS
llra1d lie tym.u5 a. Stld v;it - Resisted
ia sS.r1t i ti~ ~, ann c,.im dtInl sts IL cuse-
s-vHes st 'is .~liury said chine
ARTHUR BI-4iNS.
ssatsaaner :. : ls.a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02

TIE STATE OF WISCONSIN, Iowa 60. CIRcrIr CorRr
S4eiifs Sale Foreclosure.
CtdwrIla - W.t>huurn. Plaintiff, against <Amu--
Crawford, Jane NJ. Crawford, IL. whittl-sey
atuj i h -raues Henry p tieorg-. Defendants.
n JgtCE h-tepy given that bS virtue II and par
y utut 10 judgn of foreclosure and sale rem
ri AMI bv the <tii Cont. in the above led
Sci bearing date the lSta !ay Nav A. D.,
sa..d th 2Jti dts Of Ocfob 4. D.. 1867 tho
haur Of @ cack IA h afternoon Of sal day a
front 90 81 the Court House. ia the city Mi
rnint- Iowa count Wisconsin, expose for sale. aud
sell Pubic Auction t. th- ghest biidrr for ca
LAuf. the fo4towInk t-rsrrID- Stgei prrmi~.~
mach thereof shall b. -uticrut ami
Use thr amount of said Judgment. interest arr costs,
sother ~sh aeeruing interest sud costs Of sre, TO
Lot. num,er eleven GI), thirty 1907 ana thirty-one
CD IA trsiu- and thee AfdtiPn t. ine Nizg-,
CttF pt dtHrrs PoIur, Wisconsin.
Dated ~ne-Id mn =, Mineral Point. Iowa County,
Wis july II, $50 GiDS- dCt AiiL AND, Sheriff.
3J-3n 10 t"unty. WIS
Coa. AsssxoRE & SUDnrrH, Attorneys toi psi, ii
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
Mo.E- VI. -rRoN,.

\ TTaRNET ! LAN. $50 NtIAtsY PUBLIC
y 4sa4S vI4r. ioNs e,au4s. We Pm t.t-u-
ttaa s-is q Goitcctin.
raieF 4. 80 ,.. s.>t6uru an. Cobts < Mes. ior~-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
C,RRrlGK AND pLow BOLTS.

TCST received n thu Hardware - re. direct fiou1
u P.turs Nansfsgs sufiuE Co o. tonnrcticur.
ot Caring aud 8oIts, which will sell A. Chi
Gag prices
lstf TRANEL 4 IATHROP.
90, ,0OJ GES - 80 n reSa, - iis ~ ~ S-o'
Green R-hlsn Sauk Crawfrt ami other coLutie,. 70
sale easy terms. Apply to
l. II. NHiTTLEsxT r co.
jan 18th IS5a. vTs-n4-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
Az FL ". hts

\ EALEfkIN BtbuA@. >rAI4.pN f.,l * - ALL IA
ssF t,t. sel- ls.s io..1t-,4-.a.t gent
sss Iassr5~cs - =. y. a-Ns aaot 10 le tosi
= /. Il .gsti 4, Mn r.iI luIH., ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
JOHN LIE sI>.
CA TIo NJ

Presti-int 81 the setr,. 81 fl.s- -veS-
.4HN II R0ESIi.EE, SecrvtAry-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-02
). ~. CHAR Y.
!. Il. sIoFFET1', Vi. -,
/. 0AI. uIi.t.E3IiaND,
JOHN uoLLrNe>,srAD

DrtI taAN. 81 i,,4r.,.> ANo 4.t..sUturs MINI
FoInt. Nl-- olI UIc u,os abtsr olrs- az
). -noL. :. Iet-- -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

MONTREAL, August 24.-Three Rivers was
brilliantly illuminated last night. The mem-
bers Of the Legislature arrived at ten clock
tonight, attending the Prince to Montreal.
The Prince was greeted at every point along
the river. A number of steamers, gaily
decorated, met the Prince on the river. He
reached Montreal at halfpast three p NJ.
In consequence Of the rain the landing is
postponed till ten o'clock tomorrow. The
illuminations are deferred. About 10000
people were disappointed in not seeing the
Prince land.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

BALTIMORE August Ex-senator Douglas
arrived here ~ one p. NJ, to-day. He was re-
ceiyed BY aCommiuee, and escorted to q
hotel. f .tt. ~ u
Ric4npxp, Inn, August 24.--The Republic
can meeting here to-day, was attended BY
from 10000 to $4,000 people. Governor
Chase, Judge Morton and Judge Carey
Ohio spoke, From eoC to 500 Wlde-aw axes
BosToN, August 24-Tbe Withdrawal OF
Gov. Banks is confirmed. The announce.
meut was unexpected by the Repuhlnsrr
and an animated canyess for HE sroOoss6S ;1,s
has already comm"n~-., n n T. p;cs soocgsJUr JoSr
A. Ancfrew, Geo. S. Boutwell, and others are are
mentioned. :,
RocKLASD, Maine, August 24.--The Demo-
Gratis OF the Third District to-day nominated
A. v. johnson for Congress and E. Smith
for Presidential Elector
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
by the Pony Express

ST. JOSEPH, August 24-The Pony Ex-
press, with San Francisco dates 10 the Ilth
inst, arrived here last night.
San ETGnciseo, august 1.-THE various
county Democratic Committees throughout
the State have been holding meetings, and
have divided into Douglas and Breckinridge
wings, each division calling separate County
Conventions to elect-deiegates to one or the
other of the Democratic State Electoral Con-
yenfions. All these county committees
were composed last year of Administration
Democrats. They now average about an
equal number Of Douglas and Breckenridge
men. This is favorable indication Of the
Douglas strength in the State, as the Anti
LecOmpton wing of the party, composed last
year almost entirely of Douglas men, was
not represented in any of the county COM
mittees. 1t is now understood that the six
teen State Senators, who hold over and will
vote for United States Senator next winter,
are about equally divided. ~
The Eldorado County Democratic Com
mittee have had two meetings, and stood
five for Breckenridge, four for Douglas, and
three on the fence. ...-.
The Breckenridge men have called Con-
yention for Sd September, and the balance
Of the Committee adjourned till to-day with
out taking any action.
Thirty-seyen Democrats of Nevada County,
who supported the Administration can.
didates last year, have published long ad.
dress TO the Democrats Of that county, urg-
ing Mem to support Douglas and johnson.
The list is headed by Jno. R. Mcdonnell.
The Tuolumne County Democratic Cen
trail Committee met at Sonora, ON the 9th
inst Eight members were present and one
proxy. They stood FIVE for Breckenridge
and four for Douglas, andlbefng unable 70
agree they separated. The Breckenridge
wing called Convention at Sonora, for Sep
tember ], and the Douglas branch on the
Both inst. Wv
The San Jose Reporter after putting up
!he breckinridge and Lane flag, has pulled
~ A fire occurred at Grass Valley on the
9th, destroying thirty-five buildings. Loss
$4,000.
The patronage of the Pony Express is
greatly increasing sine the trips are made
IN due time, and news rece,Ted of the safe
ARRIVAL OF all letters sent Eastwa.-d. The
new buildings being put up on the expirS,ss
route are sixty feet square, with stone walls
forts when necessary 80
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
New York Items.

NEW YORK, August 24.-California papers
5y the ATIeI report that the win of tie late
forgery by experts.
The captain and mate of the alleged SLAYER
Thomas Achorn were discharged to-day.
The Hudson River Railroad Company ara
about to erect a splendid depot on Broad
way, near the battery. |r7T-.
General Clark, an eminent member of the
New York bar, died last night. ~
"A complimentary dinner was given to-day
TO Mr.. Martin, in honor of bis voyage from
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

NARROW ESCAPE OF A PRUssIAN MINISTER.
M. Won Auerswald one of the Prussian
Ministers of State, has just had narrow
escape from fatal accident. He is under
medical treatment, and is drinking the
waters Of Ems, but by some mistake bottle
containing snlphuric acid was brought him.
Fortunately he detected the error when he
put the glass to his mouth and before he had
swallowed any of the liquid. Ee escaped
with only burning his mouth and lips.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

BLosDIs TO EXECUTE MoRE WONDERS. On
the 10th inst, at Niagara, Blondin will cross
over his rope at four o'clock, with a woman
on his back, and at nine P. NJ in blaze of
fireworks. On the occasion of the visit of
the Prince of Wales to the Cataract, Blondin
will cross the rope on stills four feet high.
On the 10th and 18th of September he will
commence his exploits in Jones's Wood,
walking over 1000 feet rope, stretched
from masts 200 feet above the ground.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

OswEGo, August PA FIRE last night de-
stroyed the workshop and paning-mill of
Jesse King, and other buildings; loss,
$4,000; insured for 1000. Woodruff car
penter and joiner; loss, $4,000; insured for
300. Workman and others; loss, $4,000 to
$4,000 no insurance. The fire commenced
in the building occupied by the 0swego
but the machinery and stock were badly
damaged by water; loss, $4,000; insured.
The loss on the buildings owned by George
Ames is about $4,000. Insured.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
New Orleans Marker.

New ORLEANS, August PAP. M.-Cotton
firm; the Chy q Bahiwore's news ,cassed greater
new crop, at lOS@iO]ic. for middings The receipts
bales last year. -
Flour steady at So lN@5 80 for superfine.
Sugar buoyant at g@9Ac. for fully fair. Coffee
hrm: sales Of the week, $50 bags at l5Jf@l6c. for
bags. -.
Tobacco firm: lugs, 3614c.; fine leaf, 76sc
Sterling Exchange, l09l66oll0. Exchange on New
lOrh par to = per cont pl leminm.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
Increase In the Revenue of the Public
Works.

The Ohio State Journal publishes a state
ment showing net increase in the revenues
of the Ohio Public Works for the three-quar-
tiers, ending August l, Of the fiscal year, OF
$l,3bl H.. This Is enough to repair the
damages from some shower, provided it is a
very small one and very local in extent, and
provided Providence is particularly favora-
BILE Just at that time in that locality, for
State management of the canals contrives
to make the best of all showers. But the
moral effect will be much greater than this
Insignificant sum indicates. Wedon't know
whether the increase viii be credited TO Re-
publican ascendancy in the State or in the
Board; although we observe that the Journal
attributes the small ratio Of increase shown
by the census IN the population Of Colum-
bus to the want of q more protective tariff
But the moral effect win chiefly be in
showing the advantage of keeping the canals
in State management. This increase, and
greater enc in the next quarter, will be
quoted as a ratio, TO sustain the old tumble
down policy of State management, by which
twice as much is paid by the State for patch
ing up structures after they have actually
tumbled down. as in private hands would
keep the canals in good, reliable order, all
to support swarm of political muskrats.
But it is the old principle of common-law laid
down by the menkey in the cheese case
justice is FIRST due to the court: the canals are
due first to theparty. No matter how great
and inevitable the loss TO the peonIe nv tbo
canals, there is an army Of suffers to the
camp whose profits accrue, all the same.
Let the excess of outgo be set down as 80
much additional which we pay forthe cost
pi governing us and sustaining right princi-
pies in the ascendaney In the State. D
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25
From WnshInnton.

+, WAsHNaToE, August 24.-Surgeoo Whea-
Ian, Chief Of the Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery, has been ordered on a tour of in
spectiop, and will visit the Naval Hospitals
and sick quarters between Norfolk and
Portsmouth,, N. III.
The steamer Po,shatan is 70 be dispatched
for special service In the Gulf n -,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

BosroN, August PA rumor, apparently
well founded, states that Gov. Banks has
accepted the Presidency of the Illinois Gen.
tral Railroad, and that in consequence he
will decline denomination for Governor of
Massachusetts
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

IcuIsyILLR, August 2i-vP. M.--Riyer fall.
ipg t9g slowly with four feet iu the Canal.
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-25

speech Of wiuian u. Xaneey at BEemphis,
i, Inc speech Of this gentleman, who has been
.ae special mark Of kind OF coarse hand
iang throughout the country, was distin-
buished for its dignity, honor and manIiness.
ior its freedom from all yituperation, for the
diTectness and straightforwardness of its
arguments. disdaining all subterfuge and
YAuplicity, and for The absence of all that
Isophmorical, classical, spread-eagle rant,
which is so'eommon at the Sohth, and which
Is called Southern eloquence. Preserving
his high tone throughout his arguments
were put with a eleaFness and force that car
ried the audience With him 3aad his manly
vindication Of himself from the storm of
abuse which has been visited upon him,
aroused the aldienes o the highest pitch Of
enthusiasm,