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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18
OUR DISPATCHES FROM SPRINGFIELD.
THE CABINET OF MR.. LINCOLN.
WHO ARE TO COMPOSE IT
&C.. &C.. n

SPRINGFIELD, III Nov. II, 1850.
John covode, OF Pennsylvania arrived here ,h,s NOM
ing and had private interview with Mr. Lnoo,. .,o
left In the return train There evidently trouble about
who shall represent Penney vania In the Cabinet.
Tom Corwin Of Ohio, viii make . strong effort for sAe
Treasury Department, but win be terribly sssAlsd q
unfit manage tho finances OF the nation The sso~,
tary OF the Treasury viii DO likely 70 come from
New York. and Noses Grinnelis chances win DO good.
learn from high authority that Mr. Seward will nss
accept any place the Cabinet and in that event 10
win be rendered the mission 10 Eogaud, which he will
also decline, With the intention, at the OF naxt
session Of Congress- 70 resu ne bis travels abroad
Michigan VIII urge Senator Chandler ana Indiana press
Schuyler Cofax, for Postmaster General.
There is strong public sentiment al over the West
and Represented here IN favor Of cassius n Clay, q
Kentucky. or Frank p Blair Jr o. Missouri Tor Score
tary Of War; and GaushA A. Grow OF Pennsylvania for
Secretary OF the Interior.
Candidates accumulate for the Attorney Geuerasht,
and VIM. L. Dayton, Of New Jersey, is quite strong
Edward Bates, Of Missouri, may be rendered place In
The Cabinet and II go he win decline t. HIS friends
say authortativeiy that he does wish TO exchange
a, his age his present domesu quiet severe Cabinet
duties
The gossip about calling John Ball. Of Tennessee 70 shs
Cabinet, IS received here as absurd
Tho Sate Register douglas organ) OF to-day, vo,un-
eers Cabinet for Lincoln too nonsenscal Tor comment
SPRINGFIELD Nov IT. 1850
Mr. Lincoln remarked TO day TO vister, In regard 10
expected public definition OF policy advance Of
HIS inaugural, follows During he last sic years
hare placed my viees all psoic questions fully and
Frequently on record that all aos d<sirino can lear. Aas
b. simply refarinob1 " my pat assertions oe.ssn 10
credit, present ones ptH be treated no better.
sPRIsGFrvID, Nov. II, 1850.
senator DougAa' letter the New Orleans merchants,
received In St Louis papers this morning. produces quite
= sensation in republican circles.
Ar. Lincoln smiles friends are ndguan, at lS
bitter and insulting reference to the President elect They
think grsceess performance tho part Of defeaed
rival
John Covode, OF the Covode Committee arrived early
this morning. but stayed only few hours Hs was olo.
seted with the President elect for hour supposedly q
70 the attitude Of the republicans Congress towards
secession, and supposedly ALSO In reference tho cab
net and other sposthe two great troubles Of the IN
coming chief magistrate.
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chanics put up the fiusiest structures, with tho
shakktt foundations, that could be found in the
world All this bias been changed by the mer-
chants. ard W are glad to ace that Nc. Wallack
has followed their example, and has laid down
for bis rev theatre the best possible founds'
tior--a most important though often neglected
requisite in place of public amusement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-18

Ths Great SoutheFn CommerciAl C0nven-
tfon.
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov H. 1850.
The Great Southern commsrci Convcnsios which ID.
iourued as vcksburg, his the 18Th OF May 1852 -
meet In this city Monday, November IA, has naaly
given up the ghost Not delegate was In attendants
YESTERDAY.
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The Approaching Session of Congress y nd
the New Epoch IN Oar Political
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
Mineral Point Railroad.

We give below the business done by the
Mineral Point Railroad for January 1860. a.
compared with the amount done for the same
month in 1873.
1t will be seen there IS quite IN increase in the
receipts of merchandise, coal and shingles
while the amount OF lumber, pests. &c. have
decreased. OF the shipments. there is large
increase in wheat. corn onts. potatoes and lead.
and a decrease OF merchandise hides, cattle,
and pork The increase in tie shipments Il
produce is quite an item, all Of whlc! goes to
the account Of the farmer. and as yet there IS a
large amount in the hands of the produ-
Ger. The increase in the receipts Of merchan
dze also speaks well for the business Of the
place, and if We not deceived. the next three
months will show still larger auount II re-
ceipts in THAI line We are indebted To MI.
GEo ". CoBB. Receive, and JAMES WILKINS.
ESQ. General Freight Agent. fo- the figures.
The decrease in the shipment of Pork j.
counted for by the fact that large portion pur-
chased here the past season, has been packed.
aud no: shipped.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
Wisconsin Legislature.

SENATE, FEB. 7-Mr STEWART prevented the
memorial of :" m Blunt, citizen OF Green coun-
ty. for redress OF grievances for wrongs and
outaSes upon his person and rights during 4
short s'.jotsFn III Tcx.s Mr. STEWART ask
ed that the memorial be placed u on the Jour
nal and referred TO tie coul l;;ee federal re
a iou.
senator RoDOLF objected TO the memorial
going upon he journal and called for the read =
ing.
Il was read and contained history Of 4 visi,
TO Texas aud abuses heaped upon The mem
orialist because of suspicious Of his purposes
and character and finally Of assault by a mob
who inflicted injury upon his person from which
he coUid not recover. He stated that he had
for than % years been 4 citizen OF ~ Iscuu
sin, had always voted the Democratic ticket.
and during his snjourn IN Texas had done no
violence Ia the interests of the south OF in any
manner invited the attacks that had been made
upon him; and asked that some measures be
taken TO procnre redress If his grievances
After lengthy discussion, the motion To tu
ter upon the journal prevailed. and the memo
rial was referred 10 the committee OF federal re-
lation.
Ftp. SIN Committee Of the Whole. the bill
TO reduce tic penalty tor nom payment Of in
terest on school lands taken up
Senator HC JOHNSON offered the bin and
made an able aud furclbe argument at length
IN that behalf IN favor of sustaining the present
system OF five per cent. penalty.
Senator RODOLF. with much spirit aslvoca-
ted the reduction of the penalty as oppressive
and usur"us, and stated his views al length
The question taken and the committee
recommended tha; the bill be indefinitely post
poned-
The bill to reduce ne penalties on forfeited
school lands vas indefinitely postponed. Ayus
IA, hayes 10.
The bill limiting the liabilities Of cogntie.
fo1 fees Of lawyers IL crIminu prosecutions WAS
ordered to third reading. by ayes 10. nayes s.
ASSEMBLY -On The 9Th Mr. COBB presented
another renonstrauce against the removal OF the
County Sea; of Iowa County.
BY Mr.. TOWNS EN- petition Of 1850 ci,i .
gems of La Fayette Co. agains, the removal Of
County Seat
BY Mr. Notwithstanding against
the removal of The County seat Ct La Fayetie
County.
By Mr. CDLE-'ncmorial for the removal of
the County Seat Of La tayette Co and ag4i-st
any ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SAID County.
BY Mr.. SMITU-accoUHt Of Amasa Cobb for
expenses ui the Adjujaut Generals office.
An Important bill, amending Z u collection
laws. passed the Assembly this morning after
4 protraced debate, by decisive majority II
allows executions TO BE- issued a, once upon
judgment. rendered vacation. Under the
present law, execution DOGS not issue until the
close of the term Of Court following such Judge
ment. 1t will be seen that the proposed change
will considerably facilitate the collection Of
debts
The bill had already passed the Senate, and
only awaits the signature Of the Governor 10
become Il law.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
Be iaaly.

Never Try - Keep ont "f any ones WV when
yo1 owe hln. anything, s.nis4 Il Is :, thrasit!.,
1t Is bad enough, IN all Conscience 10 be n debt
but don't make Your condition worse bv grow
ing mean under lis pressure. When Won .bso-
iutely cannot lay up Al The appointed time
don I make believe sick, dru'I shulk about il.
out Of the wav streets 70 avoid meeting your
creditors, don't sneak a.oaud tie frat corner
when You catch sight II him. before he has seen
you. AL such conduct : un;uauIv. No doui,.
you are averse :" standing face 10 face with 4
man to whom Yea are deh.or. payday past You
are debtor stIil-it IS 'aprtifyIuc. very but !;
Is only one OF the natural consequences of bor-
rowing; aud a. yol have incurred the peuaIty
why meet Il like man. Face your creditor,
let bin know you neither forget the debt. nor
underrlte his patience with Won. ay frank :
that you ave very sorry To keep him 50 long ont
Of his money. sud hat you VIII pay - fast and
as soon you can.
This IS Tie only way 70 conduct yourself IN
the case There IS no respect due to or
women Wiz. falling to be able To- meet their
pay mems a: the proper time. instead of going
at once. and explaining Why lhey failed, and
DO and say all thev 70 assure their crcd =
tors that they mean no dishonesty Just sneak
about, carefully. anxious only 10 shuu the cred
ItoTs sight. Be manly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
4 Visit 10 Highland,

On Wednesday last, party of our citizens
mum 5ering about seventy five, ladies and gen
tiemen, had a very pleasant ride to the village
OF Highland. and very pleasant time with our
neighbors Of that fourishing town. Most of
the company put up at the Wisconsin, House
and notwithssand ding it was virtually sur
prise party" friend BoLsrER soon had things
IN redIness for the accommodation Of ALL and
4 more pleasant and agreeable time We have not
experienced for many day than the few hours
spent under his hospitable roof OF: Wednes Law
An excellent supper was served up in due time.
20 which ample justice done, by the entire
company. After supper portion Of the party
ioiued with their Highland friends IN social
dance, while others spen. their time in visiting
friends and acquain,ances until about nine
o'clock. when the jingle ofthe merry sleigh bells.
gave evidence Of preparation for departure,
and soon the cry "all aboard" called US 10 our
seat as one of sixteen in one of Franks "best
rigs which glided merrily by moonlight across
The broad prairie and skirtIng woodlands and
as the small houis" of night began to approach.
we were safely set down beside our own fire.
side highly gratified with both ride and visit
with our Highland friends. May we ell live to
enjoy q repetition of the same happiness ex-
perieuced on this occasion
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
American Express Company -Purchasing Agency

We would inform friends near by and al
distance, that a want. iorg and seriously fel;
by persons wishing TO purchase and have arti-
cles sent them from Chicago-the wan, of T.
competent and reliable Agent to transact their
business IN the city-e1sis no longer
Purchasing Agency is now established at
the Office Of tho American Express Company.
corner Of Lake and Dearborn streets, Chicago.
Il IS actively superintendent by ]. IL DrEFEE.
Esq. who is peculiarly qualified in every re-
spect to give satisfaction to all parties wishing
70 make purchases in this city, without the
trouble, loss of time and expense incurred by
doing so in person Through him all descrip-
ton Of articles can be purchased at the lowest.
rates, and forwarded promptly. Send on your
orders-from a needle 10 IN anchor, tea kettle
to steam engine, sugar bow! TO a hogshead
of ms lasses. boys vest to bale of ready
made clothing; from finger ring TO a bell that
will ring fire alarms. from pair Of shoes to
leather that Will last Il community, from the Ia
test Periodical to sufiicieucy of books to stock
calculating library. from ton Of coal to car
load. Orders Tor ales, wines. and household
furniture, req -ed All Will be attended
TO-
Those who cod music, or musical instru-
meuts, cannot do better than avail themselves
of MI. DURFEEs practical knowledge, and pur-
chase through him. He has been many years.
piano tuner, and is Judge, we'll skilled in
the selection of good instruments and music,
and calculated to give satisfaction TO a all per-
soIs who purchase through him. CHE WILL FILL
YOUR oRDErs AT ANY HOUSE DEsIGSATtD)
Orders not amounting to 50, from places
within reach of the company's daily Expresses
Except on perishable articles or goods cut TO
"Fder) can be paid for on delivery. When the
mount exceeds s.. bills for collection will ac-
company The goods. Castings. watches 10 be
repaired goods 70 be colored. kegs. cans, or
bags 20 be filed and returned by this agency.
are carried into Chicago free. Commission
charged only articles shipped by freight
trains. BE particular when sending, to give
date and residence
Address J. II. DURFEE. Purchasing Are.t.
American Express Co. Chicago, Ill
=. S.-Orders handed to agents or rnessen-
gers, wall reach the office sooner than by mail
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

You may always know when youy liver order
when you what called bilious by OF the fol
lowing symptoms pain side and back, dizziness
dull headache bad taste in the mouth in the morning
saoE colorei complexion. yeIiowish tint in tie eyes
costivnes< diarrhoea .Iiny Ia color low spiri;
2ni dismal f7rebo 3incs. L i sed by ply.
sicians and others who have their action that
JUDSoN'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS are i peri Ct cure
for all bilious affections So pleasantly do they search
and drive away the seeds Of disease That all persons
living country where Fever Agus and all other
bilious diseases prevalent viii they never should
b. witaou, them. two oar pills cAch night on
going to ed viii in short time drive away the siekiy
yellow Look ofbous persons and bring their cheeks
beautiful glow Of perfect health.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
Dr. c. " RoBAck's ScANDI~.vIAS R.x-Bsz.-The
celebrated Scandinavian Remedies. prepared by Dr. {.
" Robaek Of Cincinnati o., attracting consid-
cradle attention. only among those pei who
afflicted with rheumatism and general aernse-
nlent Uu. among the faculty. The following certificate
from one OF the oldest nei one Of the most
prominent citizens Mississippi speaks Tor itself
Veg OTIeazs True Delta 4grtl ?
ESTEKrRIsE, Miss., Nov. IS 1887.
DR.. C. RoBACK, Cincinnati o..-Dear Si-. l an
now about IS Of age. aud have afflicted
Rheumatism and general arrangement
oesive debility FOR the last years have used
aimost al Of patent uedeine from which have
derived no e-neni also have tried great many phys
ici,ns but II. to purpose now thankful have
a. length csiAined MEDICINE which has given
nave purchased two bottle. Of your Scandinavia Blood
Purifier, an tro boxes T your pills, o Mes.I Hourr
HAKD.Ss l, which have used. Fhey have given
most entire RELIEF ~ limb, been great
yss~olien BIT your ciae Ia, reduced them their
proper size.
Esry respectfully yo4rs,
wv l. AIEG.
See rd-crtI.rruent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

I. appears 10 to pretty generally under
stood that the Dem. cratic party, heretofore act
ing upon the principle Of party nomination for
all judicIal officers, viii make 10 nomination
for Chief Jus;Ice, but support party, Judge
Dixon. rePuted Republican. Oh the ground OF
exfeiiency. " Llie ihey professedly maintain
that the legal opinions of Judge upon dI<pu.-
"a points. should have no bearing Up bis gene
RAJ fitness for the ofii, e it IS one opinion. and
one only. Of Judge Dixon. that re-der. hirn at
Ills time q favorIte with the Democracy OF " IS
-..s.n; and they really care M ch less about
III opiul"n thar fsr iae chances u elecsiug a
IA III opposition 70 tile Republican nominee.
.,pcc, should J4lse D.xos be placed II uo.ui-
AXIOM b. ..st Republicans. and Judge SMITH
whose views upon tie question Of State
Rights. are quite different from these Of Judge
DI1oS. be an independent candidate, with iaIs
show OF a election. the Democratic party would
lust as soon adopt Judge SMErH thar ca"di-
tntc as they would Judge DIros were lie run
ming on his own hook agains. Judge SMITH as !
Republican candidate
Tie truth Il, The Democracy are quite u
much divided among themselves upon the q"cs
Ton Of State Rights as tie Republicans; a
an e'laea.>~ r which We see their leaders al
FocatIng both sides; and even Mr. BUoH.>@s
and sr. DcvcJas. are 50 unsettled ri'on The
question. Is TO each advocate ei;he- side Of the
question, a7 they conclude their ,"iiiieal inter
es:s may deuaLd
jude p..o, ! - many understood 10 be !
ReDt.hlt~-, equally reliable Is Judge Smith.
:, .gh upon tie question Of Sta.e Rights
,tt.fa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
ADMINISTRATION. ..IE

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned Adj
minis,rators OF the Estate Of Timothy Burn. IA
o: n town Of La Crosse, deceased. license
from the County Court cf the County of Ia
sell AZ public Auction, At the Post Office the Village
o Highland in the County of Iowa the 18th cav ot
March, 1850 Al o'clock p u tn. following
nds lying in the town Of Hi ghland. count,
vii; The east half OF tho north quarter tie
~-st half Of the northeast quarter. AMI the
quarter OF the south east quarter dissection
rs and the southwest quarter of the
ter Of section tventy-one, CID Also
quarter Of the north quartr 81 section hfteeu
Al N town s-ven o. north OF f2) west con
taiai pg ESQ
The terms of sale viii Re onc,ourth cash st the time
OF .ae, and th- balance n eight nth. by
boa1 sae mortgage on The premises. with interest.
EDWIN FLINT. -.
PETER BJR<s. Al :
D-t.1L. C--,rs -. = fs5,- ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
SOMEBODY

IoLIrIetL FLASK NovENExT.-Tho Washing
ton correspondent OF the New York T-i5s,.e
speaking Of the change OF votes from SHEgMAS
10 PESsISGroN. saws:
The supporters of Mr.. Sherman marched over
n s"lid column 70 Mr.. Pennington. charging
re ground they bad 50 long aud 80 CALAMITY
inain;aiaei for new position this flank move
meai beng executed IN the face Of the enemy.
and while exposed TO his fire. without; the L,ss
OF 4 Han Il challenged the admiration Of Tie
oe' competing Democratic leaders - institute
comparisons between their Own broken ranks
and The !mpreEna6le front Of the allies. The
logical deduction from tins vcll-execu.es mn
aoeaye- Was expressed by hundreds Of S.r,,I :
ern lips; If saII hey. these Black Repuhli.
cans can now elect Pennington their triumph
IN the Presidential contest IS foreguae couciu-
SIuE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

CURIOUS CAsE.-We understand that some MEM
bsrs o. family residing near the city limits,
have iA.eiy eyIHced Enthusiastically sign. of hv
dropL obsa caused by the use OF milk from 4
cow which must have been bitten some time
since by mad dog. The first iutima.Ion which
She family sd Of the horrors which await them.
was few days ago, when one OF the children
boy s-egsn 10 STOW symptoms Of bydropho-
9'a as.- Daring, of the fits he succeeded IN in
a.ci-'t- Sese-sl wounds on the father Physi
t'Hi~ zl's !; - their opinion that If the bows
- mess " Is e.. sei ~ tie use 81 the milk Of
80. ---sr= sc=a.s - D. aa ioUbt-tbs whols
inIa-.E n'.ai st..es Ao5..ele death soonsr ~
later ilIra-ste< E-+e pf-,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

IF Tao h':=lig7,e-r sal declare. ,hat NJ
Smith. Of North Carolina for whom the Demo
Gratis voted for Speaker. ~, tot knov-No,h-
ing aud that. too. wiki the facts staring then,
IA the face. that Hr. SMITH vas elected 70 Con.
sfeSs IS a hnow-Nothlng. II opposition to :
I'einocFat-that lie was the candidate Of the
hho~-N oihsngs fx SPeaker-that lie aevc4
7efsd Democratic ,lcseI n KS life, and tia,
he vas indignant q, shose Democrats who SAID
tie wss not Know-No,hiag. while he va.
pledged 70 answer no questions upon the sub
Jet That 5, cool surely
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14


FraEu4Ry 43 1859.
The PrcJuce Na-t.t rer,,-,s ,..,4- r-,,t t. r...,
-.-;,,;o,,. !; :,
-'"''o"N IN prices from our lNst quotations The
amount Of grain during past week VI. mo-
I-rys the week. before t,-,.t,tf, ovf-,. - . 49,
d.--i,,a -, ,,,. ,-t-. , a., . s-,-- -
" t'-' '"'''- o'es''' j. now iaiN
wi-n - lar prcr compared With that Of n EASTERN
market.
~rr1r,,g, -, -,--..-
NA''AE4-
rom '''e fTs'' ana iTI0IHe OF the llth, We quote
follaw-:
r.11r-D ,r. -
Itt4 r. - -. eR'V'' . 80 81 .
s1oo $3.50 e'""- 10 IL store 40 sp-ins
T,--l.S.-l
81 a. &C., ~ - - NJ - fS1' 1e1eet-
4{Ts " ! 2a,g.
NV - a. -.
:, 81 ~ ''l.esa - sales at 7s83o on track
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-02-14

sB IRoS WoRKa ~ The USrEo Srrr-
There are ,555 non works IN the United state,
So furnace 400 forges. and 225 rolling mills.
which produce annually about $4,000 ION. o:
iEon' worth IN ordinary years $4,000 900
Mississippi, louisiana, Florida, Texas. Iowa
Ninuesots. Calif.sr1:a .ud C,-e-,,. o7l~ ba-a =,
- =