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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26

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Ague Cure.

Ague Cure.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague,
ReInittant Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Billions
headache, and Bilious Fegers; indeed
for The whole Glass OF Diseases origi
mating II hillary arrangement, caused
b. the N6laria OF miasmatic countries.
30 one remedy i louder called for by the ne
eessties Of Tie American people than sure and
ssfe cure for Fever and Aguc. Such a remedy
s-e are now enabled 10 offer with Il perfect GER
raintv that It will eradicate the disease aud with
assurance founded on proof that no harm can
arse from is use IN any quantity
That which protects from or prevents this dis
.ster lnll-t ne Of immense service IN the Hommu-
lislss where II prevails. PrcreHti0H Is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
Ie must ran IN violent ATTACKS Of this balcful
,ii-temper. This " CURE .Xpcls the mlas-
snatic poison of FEVER AND AGvE from the
sESIclH. and prevents the Development OF the
d~ea-, if taken on the first approach Of it pre-
InouTory symptoms. Il IS not only the best
remedy ever vet discovered for this class OF COM
plants. has also the cheapest. The large guam
t.,r We supply isr dollar brings it within the
st4tsl d. every Ettlh aiil III bltttu> tl~iIlLtN
where fEyEIL AsD AGUE prevails, every body
sLa.t3 have it, and use it freely, both Tor cure
aad protection Il Is hoped this price VIII place
W.l.4in tie reach OF ail-g!e poor well as the
feh. \ great superiority Of this remedy over
nav other ever discoy cred for the speedy and
certain cure Of InIcrmit;ents is, that it contains
TO Quiniue or mineral, consequently il produces
uo gujuism or other injurious effects whatever
t5,o.I the constitution. Those cured by it are
ie.t a heating If they had never had the dis
ease
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
n the masmatic poison. y great variety Of dis
oaslcrs arse from it. irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, T,hegImati~ln Cont Headache, Blind
ness 1ooghJchc, Earucfse, Catauh, Asthma,
1apita ON, Painful Affection OF the Spleen,
Hysteiis Pain ia the Bowels, Collie. Paralysis,
aId Der auEeInclr OF the Stomach, all of which,
when iIastiug in this caIise, put on the inter
IailtcuJ wye, or become periodical. This CURE
expeis the poison from the blood, and conse-
Qucntly cures them all alike. Ii IS an invalua-
bic projection TO immigrants, and persons tray-
cling or temporarily residing, III the malariouS
districts II taken occasionally, OF daily, while
exposed to tie infection that viii be eXCreted
from the system. ami cannot accumulate IN sut-
ficieut quantity 10 ripcn into disease Hence it
j. even more valuable for protection than cure,
aud few viii ever suffer fi0m intcrmiuents if
they avail themselves OF the protection this rem
ely affords.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-26
Ayers Cherry PectOral

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, IRoipient Consump-
t;0n, and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients il advanced stages of the
Disease.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
e, La. SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 30, 1860


RIGS ieivs respectfully 20 inform his irie-s,
and The citizens ~ Bston Rouge and n. , r,r,,,
generally, that he y rreS-ted tst .hurt ,r,irs :,
execute sny orders IN cnruet ion with IN. ere, .
tipn ~, or repairs ~ Building. vi h which n. ma,
~ entrusted. Ne wilisiso IN, pish 10 Co,,-,r,,,.
Builders. Pia anterssn csl,e, sssh tre.ay rrl,,,
and Gls1ed " desired,) vsNIrIA SHUTTERS
With stationary ur pivot si-is, Inside PoIlj,s
Minds, psurel D1ufs, etc, Of any requ Cd size.
~ ow rates 80 they ear be ubtsined elsevhe,. In
he South, snd cfthe best style Of workmanship.
lie has slsi established IN connection v,tb ~ I.
shove, JUBBiNg DBpARTHENT. wherein spv
order will bs executed promptly. CIsTERNs G,
sn- felured cspsclty msde 20 utder.
He uocld also respectfully suggest 10 thc.. " b,
may contemplate budding. that he IL prepared (, I,
get ~ Designs and Plsns Of Rural Cotiaqe. end
c.hef Residences. with deisiied speeiHrai IONS.
Bits of1usri,es pf u,steti H. estimates NJ r,s,
etc., IN reasonable tsrn,s. O,aers fr, .rv
the shove named uci kwan-hip. or services. lei,
IN csre of we@srs
bANL hiCEY, West R.tcu Rour.
JORDAN HoLf, rosed-ie. "a.
ALFRED DUPLANrisR, Msurb,c. y. n. r,r-.
VI. SALE, sprlpseels,bs
through The Poh oHce, will re.t with with
pr 'irpt sttsn,ics.
~ Shop on North Boulevard s,r e.t. cpr,.it.
the state House, Baton Rouge. La,
A-eus, 9Th, 1859
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su,y ouop su.KwssAr.
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.

lam NOW prepared % stov something very
u u, ndsune IN this iue, hsve Ccored Ds
ssks sjle Ccvtrs sll sizes, also ColOred Cloth
Piano Cove" Embroidered, some ~ them ve'y
tain nim9ek~ IN all eolors, snd Patt,fns, with
Hlmr Loops, Cord snd Tassel. ~ match, slso
lsi 70 ~, ofnew style Lice ur'sins.
sep'ls W. q rHtLtIPs.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
FRAN K LUG U Il T.
TO THE MILLIONi

THs ti7lencoursgernent which h We me,
vith IN ny rev business, induces he retuiu ~
rnsuy th-nks 70 this generous public Tor their
patronage, snd = solicitation for them 10 sesir
no Ice srncr ure-er's 10 dsv 10 the sodiiionsI
supplies 10 my already larae and fresh stock Of
sll goods belonging 10 nv live ~ Business, snd
in doing 20 feel fullsssstsnee thst ifthey will
call snd me, they will bssitished hat my ear
nest Efforts is 10 give entire satisfaction snd will
await The pleasure of showing my stock sud serv
ing "sH ,gto may sirs no n oali."
FRANK HUGUFT,
rnv2s rrrrer nf Third snd Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
UNION BRASS AND STRING BAND
OF E,TUy EOUGie. ~.

INETARR tbs me hoa cfintcrniin he
w citaeas o, .. lon Rouge end ihe sn AL.
rounding pa,i hne ,rtt ne y ve stfiVad =
ls,ely from 50 Lou ui.h the Ia - ion slIl ~,
ftetnsiuinl netm eeuiiv, ana will ave ~&ts
Concerts snd iutnish ~ kin"9 Of niu,le fuf tsr
sdes,, Balls, Sstsi,ades. fSeut ions. etc Seven
persons compose the ~ cd. aud can ne increased
TO twelve IN momPn w. aing, or decreased "
sny number 10 suit al nif.tes.
tifies ever Heuds = Ehodef Cioihins store.
septlbly
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
svrNDc,Us, sJTNDRJEsti

EnBARREl,S Msshsnoc Potatoes, ~ do Large
.UI Onions. 2 do new Dried Apples, essk Rs
con Shoulders. tierces SUI Cured Hams, If
Kegs Leaf Lsra, jps, eee'vsd snd fcr sale by
septas JOSHUA bEAb.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
To sUeAn PLANTERS.

STRAlCHr and ctoYsed hapdle Cave Enve7
~ vi h sHd vi bort books, Conner nd Timed
skimuieia and T. del7; CJne Sued Lanihe' ns I;
sr-sr Uop . lamp; Wirk,, Oh Cav hr' srd
smail; Ers srer uierehes, ~ - In. swans
tsu icr Ei-sulnhiie; ruos snd BET {. TON.
TO- ", uinhi q; SENS btre a's efwr-eteIs =,
Covpiu, stussesnd SOP Cost Psceius o ev.rs
de,c,ip icnst LAEt UItR kbANTUEs,
cc,5i Cor. LattFettesrd tlorids ste
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
ILARGUIER&L LANOUE
AxESi ESl

IN DOZEN Chopplns Axes Of Collins. Bruds srd
CU other good makers. blght, medium, heavy
srd ertfs heavy, slvavs m handst the Hardware
establishment Of LARGUIER dLANOuE.
rstt Corner Laf-tette end Fioiids sts.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
GUNsi UJtNsIJ GItNs,,,

Nov IN sTons, . ec,rr'ee e .4auritrspt q,
IN beng hs, Bore Fui ward .ud BACK Actor
hpeks-oi the ceieb, sled end -, 'yys "Glilespi,
shot gurs. slso the unequs'ied areeneer Guns
snd Boys Guns. Those IN want OTIS 81 et tur
are feruss Ell to call and examine my sock he.
fore purebs .int elsewhere, 80 Inducements wiz
he uheis sj that cannot he resisted.
nov2S rfAN4- nrGrFT
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
HORSE sHOERs

MILL rem oer that We keep on hand he
w common horse nail - well a. our extra
English stub nail, and hosh = low prices.
M0NTAS . MATTA,
dsc7 Hardware Co-ps.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
COOKING STOYES.
PISTOLSi PISTOLsii

A C0MPLETE ssortment Of Pistols and Re-
n voIvers, consisting Of Co t's Old and sw
Model Reyolvers, and new sr ioie of Colt "Bn-
grsved Rsvolvsrs. also WI itnsy's Rev sers, Al.
lens Self Cooking Pistols. N w Rev psvers. aud
the smith a wesson Seven Shoe sr, all at the
lowest prices, at
nov23 FRANK HUGUET's
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SU ~ DRI ES.
SO soAGs 80 various Brands sv.,., Sswlns rOesseo
9 Casks Fine brandy;
81 Peach do;
Msderis and Port Wine;
Ginger Wine;
~ ismsica Rum;
10 pc,es Hestette,s' Bitters;
10 pinnineet's London Dock Gin
10 slngls,Uh's Jcrdor Cordial do: n
10 VOLTS schsidam schnspps;
10 MsLesn's Ccrdisl;
grcss Jseob's dos
Perry Davis Pain killer;
10 - Fshnestcck's vermifaRe;
Asserted Fruit Jars;
Townsend's puli's, Williams .ns
Sands ssrssp,ills;
Mustard;
200 Ounces ouirine;
Garden Seeds Of all kinds,
Crtlery, new lot Just received
Patent Medicines, periumety snd Fancy Good. of
all kinds IN Store and for sale by
susii A. sTBwARr A 90,
Druggists,
wsddill's old stand. Main st., Baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
STAPLE GOODS.


v. HEUDE Il CO.,
WE BEe LEAVE TO cal tn. a.. -
w tenticr ofPisnt is,Pbysicis, rs
and dealers generality tc orr IAECs
STOCK ofM EDlOi OiNEs.CHEMICALs. NJ
PATENT MsDlCiNES, GLASSWARE. PFRfTv.
say, pAlNts, OtLs, srAiioSARr. FANCY
GOODS, EfC., ErC. which W. have just ,ereived
aud ui'l he ,crstsstlv ,eeei.iss. FREsa sup.
pbtEs during she yes, ., ON the MoFTnrITanIp
Asp LARGEST isPOETINg HOUSES IN the
UNllED STATES.
In oHerieg ycu orr ces for Ir.-.e, on ne d.
so, cvnhaent tbfttb, rrbric wiiiErd no. birs !,
o,v ins of bu,ineas wsriius We havetatep
usual 80 g ~ ..e'e,nins prr Dru = o. ires " 10,
their var,ssId seuorade itof bsviss ie,ln roth
ing vudrre o ms q ,c,rrie p IN sll rrsr.e,s -
Jur Drugs viii "a .ii,i,res lie .ound Ham
gBNU Ns srd wiz be disp With every re-
gard 10 sre,uiuees snd dssns eh.
TO PHYSICIANS
We would ssy thst cur facilities Cor decreasing
Prescriptions are no, surpassed by any similar
house In the South. Having been 10 scn.iasr.bi
expense IN fitting ~ our
pREsC uIPTiOs DEpA.TmEsT
and incurred eNtrs EXPENSE IN selecting pURF
POwpERs . Gu usMiCAJs n, thrt ror,ior of r.t
business, We natter ourselves that all Who isvor
ne -ith tneir patronage vii he pleased ". n pur
node ofdoIns buainess, q. We shall ers,t our.
selves 10 plea our rs,,on. suJ hope By careful
and strict attention TO business 20 inert s,o,.
naepee OF sll Lfebi5-y.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
RED WINES.

A CHOICE assortment II the most del
y ieate brands just received.
sept4 s. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
NOT CE

NOTICE.
r1,HE undersigned being dssrnus ~ retiring
fro u business. "a n.rs for sale his we'll known
BUSINESS s,snd, ~ miles beiow the city ~ Baton
Rouge. on the Highlsnd Rntd so srpeuts OF Land
more ~ less, with all The buildings and improve
ments thereon. Likewise the stock ~ Goods. con
sisiiig ss follows. Dry foods. shoes Hats. Sad
dlsry. Hardware, OroeFefgwsre, Tinwsre snd
arooeriss. All Of which csp he bought on the most
liberal terms--fsr further particulars apply 10 "
v. Bsbin, Baton Rouge, or ~ y. Ccr,esur. on
the premises. -.-
upv7O v. " CONEAUN,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
sp,ius end Sra,o,., {

View Spiins end sra,o'e' Goods.
I would 70 iuiiv inforr m Gus 6tner, ~ n,
' have now IN stcre nv eItire stock Of sp ing
Gonds, sud soiiUiia tal itnrn sl those IN need M
nv srticle iu my line W. y. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

VTN0 DBIsKERs or CONGRESS WATER
l. have just rsesivsd direct from CIark 1 Whit
smother supply Of Congress water, 90 fsvorsblr
adapted for sunnsr use. z. D. DAT,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

Tren,io the Secret of Beauty.
A sACRkr treasure Of Marie Antoinet,e .nd
N the lsdiss Of rourl ~ o, uise XIV, An
elessnt Floral % Ipsnicu frf a lady's tsilet-For
safe rnlf ~ I'D. A WM HOpFEs
July3l Diue store.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
MII,IIN FRY.

HAVE just received sp ssso,t peut Of very
Il ba- utilui Velvet, s,ih, Straw and Hair bon.
- THuS. n UCDNOH.
nrt9s tDrrer fhitd and Laurel stysets
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

MUSIC! rev supply N y;olius, Guiiar
lNl flu'e7, " es. Musical Boxe S in, Nusi,
STRINGS, dc., ,jusi i~feiSed ~
jure1s ~ q WM Foerb.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
MERINOS.

pLAfN snd hrured Gisee Poplirs, al WOODEN
j De Laine all shades, Osrde lie laine Fsrry
REPS psysdare Hlttges, Scotch Plata, tngeiher
with full assortment NJ scssonable goods which
viii he cod iedahed yfires ~ The
oci3l PEOPLE'S STORE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

The prtuce of Wales Says,
GUINlfss Genuins Double Stout is pretty hard
" 10 best-for sale only by
juySi tD. q wM. BOGEb.
tUM DnOPs, Cssuies n ChoeOists. q lsts
VI assort tmentIps received and II -
f.b ED WIN pOgrI
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
PURE WINES AND RRANDEIs

- HALE Pipe pure Champagne BRANDY;
q I Ossk pure Port Wine;
10 Dus pure Lon1on Club House Gin;
8 Casks .ouden Potter. Genuine;
2 " Iudis Pale Ale-for sale by
,etts2w " y. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
FRUIT STORE !.

Mr. N. BART IL, on Lafay etts street. has ju
wi received fresh lot Of watsrmeilons, and
more articles, ell % fresh. 90 sweet and 90 nice.
iuneb
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
OVAL, FRAN IcS.

ID LAIN, Waved, Gilt, Rosewood and
L Jspanese Mouldings. q new assort-
ment, call and examine.
G. u. WILSON,
m29 ain ST., below Montan " Malta.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29
FRUIT CANS.

'TBOSs Wishing 70 preserve their frni,s fey
Il Uipie', ean always be supplied vitb cars
bei me, ieJliY sealed. at
sogls LAhoUigR bANoUgs.
CorDer Lttsys and Elo,i6.t s.z.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-29

LTRUsoAs, TUgoUOIs. Coral. Jets and plsiu
IL Brsoelets-just received at
gOLDMANN q FENDLERT,
wstchmsksrs and jewellers,
oots opposite the Bsuk, Baton Rouge, Ls.
, 1860-03-30
THE TI{OUALES Ot THE TEXAS
FKuS1IEtIk.

xIou.ton aud the scercsary OF Nar--
Present State Of Affairs.
The following dispn.ch was received few
lla5s ngo from Gov. Houston. rendering to the
President five Thousand Texas volunteers to
aid in suppressins tbs disturbances on the
Indian and Mexican frontiers Of Texas:
EXECUTIVE DtrA17a1s1, AUs71s. March :. 1ssa.
Sir: judging from the tenor Of dispatches
from your deptment to me of the eSth uit., that
the Government has not at its command sut1i
cient troops to afford the iums dla'e projection
to Texas desired, Herewith tender the services
OF FIVE thousand Texas volunteers. Texas IS
ready for the emergency, aud will act at
moments warning. Texas needs. to repei lnya-
son, both from the Indians and Me1lcu, an i'm
mediate supply Of arms In rlcW OF the asrocl-
ties committed on our people, hope the De-
partment will send witllou; delaF, by steamer
or By railroad Conveyance, to the care Of Mes:rs.
Perkins Co., Of Sew-Orteans, Forbes 4 Mc-
Hee, OF Port Lavaca, and S. il. SWenson Of
Austin, two Thousand percussion rites and ap-
peudsgcs, three thousand Colts resolTess and
appendages, and one thousand caralry aecoutre-
ments- Texas has always been deficient in arms
and has drawn but few Danger is upon hsr
now, and she needs them at once. Be pleased
to reply bJ telegraph without deiF.
In reply to this, the President directed Nr:
Drinkafl, the acting Secretary OF War, to send
the following to Gen. Houstont
"loqr dispatch Of the sth instant has been
received md submitted to tho President. ue
directs me to say that be declines your tender ot
volunteers. inasmuch as dispatch has th's DAY
been received bE the Adiutantr General Of the
Army from BrcTet Col. Harvey Brown, Second
ARTILLERY, dated New Orleans, March u 1860, in
which be says:
II 1eft Brownsville on the sth instant. AL
was quiet on the frontier. The disturbances
Eera believed to be over, and Cortinss to have
given up tha contest, and to hare retired into
the interior Of Mexico. Major Hcintzleman has
officially reported the war to be ended"
This information being 80 much! Later and
, 1860-03-30

New York printers still continue To do execrn.
ble work, and by tLtir want of tastc set authors
half crazy.
A friend at my elbow, reported 10 be GU fat
IN atl tho dainty minutia of female apparel. vol
unteers to giye me'a few facts pertaining to
Spring fashions, which I will detail for the ben
eft Of your lady readers. In the first place, the
Droad"ay bonnet, of which I wrote last week,
mas been decidedly modified, SO that it is now
qono tasteful and becoming, aud hope the Chi:
caGo laules Wlu get IL IN its amended form.
, 1860-03-30
STATE POLITICS.

Mcpherson CorSrr.-The Republicans Of
Henderson County held their Convention at
Oauauka on the 1;th ins:., and elected F. i.
Da,1am. o. S, Ecarce, James I. Lee, i. Nc
n,uo.1 anJ II 1 F;n,flev deIes,+cs tn the
Decatur Convention. The Convention adopted
the following plan OF organization for the CAM
reisn: . ....
Is. Tsa: Eesncan clubs se fsSea n each OF the pre-
ID T.s e"n3tice r ap2ol:t;d by each Cut Ia each
eys:9 Il pa.ela Totsr t vi.la aid pftei.s:.
Of pa:sasns Goea1snt- s4s:a u tAs poi.ai sscs
r. ,.s ea u ~ f. ineinfai ~ eg.epsf. ar L.
einta i9 ,,,, conn, T.. xhc,.
duty 1c zee M ever spu:uc4n ,otes Is cut
@4H' st. IL. Central Republican Glib be formed At
to raeh & :ha ns se?.I td nc %1mss q me III III
s.. .gsa Ps.a !sf T. ( IL s.e:s P"*: F.
esaaiy. - '
, 1860-03-30


The question for the Chicago conrention Is
not, Who l,as been the earliest aud ublest de-
fender Of our principles! nor, who has the most
claims upon us for tue nomination: nor. whom
must VIC reward for past faithiulness md ell
cheney by the comp isncnt Of the first place on
our ticket? nor, to whom is this nomination
due. These inquiries should receive not 4 mo-
men.'s attention. The real question for the
Chicago Convention to decide Is: WHO is that
clear unQucstioned, undoubted Republican,
WHO Is fully qualified for tho Office Of President,
and who, from location, personal popularity. or
ary other circumstance, has the best cl,ance OF
carving enough votes to secure his election.
When this question is satisfactorily answered,
let the candidate be named without delay, and
the Republican masses OF the country will rally
to bis support with that enthusiasm which the
confidence Of success for the rig lt aud With the
right man, alone Gun inspire,
We consider every s;lAte that went for Ere.
mont in sc safe now, unless an absolutely sui
cldal course should be taken at Chicago. On
the four doubtful States, PENNSYLVANIA, New
Jersev, Indiana and Illinois, everything de-
pende. Whit we want Is sound, able, unaaes-
toned Republican, u1o can carry tAets S!afe'.
Give US such q candidate. and we shall no. con.
cern ourselves very much about us location
1fSeward can do it We shall support him 1nox:
heartily l: Clase or McLenn can do it, we shall
support either. aud rejoice That Ohio is able to
give q second President 10 the nation il, toe
noo Ielierf. abraham lincoln 4haU be found 1tt-
ter to combine the rtguifit>s Of tarnt<t Apu5h-
c1ni*np, xtness ard ardilaJliy, we shall support
him, in the faish that the lon. sought rcvoution
in our National Administration will be cert anil
and fully attained.
[From The Qolsey Whse a2d Republican,
In lending our Influence to elect 4the nou1iuce
OF the Chicago Convention" We do not intend
to fsrcso the advocacy OF our own personal
preferences rs to the man for tho next Prcsl-
dent of our National Union. While VIC hold
that the press Should, Us far as can bc asccr-
tanned, echo the sentiments Of IFS party and d
sound public opinion % general topics, wc also
hold that an independent press should hare
opinions of it4 own, and express theu courte-
ously, but without fear, favor or Affection. We
believe We echo the almost unanimous sentiment
Of the Republicans Of the Fifth District, aud
! the State generally, in ayowi"g as OUT first
choice for our standard bearer our 1STELlEcTCA1
| GIANT, honest ABRAHAM L1ScoLS.
| We confess that so great Is our enthusiasm
| for the m:p, that wicEcvcr and wherever VI
hear his name, the first impulse il to eivc him
three rousing cheers. His facc. The sparkle G
| t,is honest cscs, the times ct his c1arion-l1kt
voice, and his splendid tulents, his honesty
simplicity Of character, and nAc6uoSz, arc S:
well known. that we cannot add anything thu
will make all 1llinoisaus more enthusiastic fo
him thun they now are.
, 1860-03-30

more direct tror, tho scene of the late difficult
ties than JON could hive received ut Austin ut
the date Of Jour lisratch, leads the president to
hcliere that you aFe mistaken or ha7e been mis-
informed. Bcsides, there nre now ia Texas,
ready for active service, 2,c11 troops. which
force will soon be increased by The addition Ct
ten companies, comprising s4J men, nav under
orders to proceed there from New Mexico. Ut
these last fire companies are to bo stationed u.
RinggolA barracks, and hve Ut Fort Clu1k.
The quota Of arms HOW due to the State of
Texas, Under the law, amounts to one bundred
and sixty. nine muskcts, which in mn emergency
may be doubled By anticipating the quota for
tue next year. and which viii be promptly de!iv-
cred upon your requisision. As tbs money
valae for tho armz OF tire two quotas does not
amount to 900, you will readily perceive that
i IS entirely impsacteabse to meet the Tequisi-
s'on for nrnss appendases, and arcoutrenients
nude in your dispatch. the cost of which at the
lowest esslmatc, is within fraction If <l.o 900
The President further directs me to say that,
with sincere desire in every practical way to
meet the wishes Of the Government and pco-
| pie Of Texas, 10 cpnerires be has a'rsady per-
formed bis who'll duty in tia premises undeF the
circumstances.
". X. DR1sEAnn, Acting sec'y of War"
, 1860-03-30
THE lHON INTEREST.

This country imported, principally from Eng
land, in 1859, Iron and Steel, manufactured and
uumauufactured, to the amount Of 3l7,o4s.5oG
every cent Of which would, under better
commercial system, hare gone into tie pockets
Of tie miners, mechanics and farmers Of the
United States. 4 large minority Of the Re-
publ;cans Of the House and Senate demand
that that better system be inauguratcd before
Congress adjonrns. The South without
mines that are worked, with 60 mechanics
whom her riggcr traders do not daspise, with
u class Of farmers subordinate to the field hands
Of tho cotton and sugar plantations 1esists
the demand and compels the employment o.
the force and discipline Of the so-callad Demo-
cratic party fer the maintenance Of tho COM
petition which the North mus. carry on against
ill-paid and i'll fed laborers aad heavy capitalists
Of the Old World. Farmers Of the West,
with which party does your interest lie? Are
you contcat with that arrangement which
compels you to pa5 tie freight on your grain,
| flour and pork, to the sca-board aud across the
ocean, for consumption in Europe, and to pay
freight and commission and profits on return
cargoes when your brcadstufls ought to be
consumed at your own doors, and all the
| freights and profits Of middle men saved?
, 1860-03-30

We didn't know that anything like "ncw
style" was ever unpopular with the ladies'; hut
to our great astonishuent the Philadelphia
North american sass that the Spring fashion in
bonnc.s Is entirely taboocd By the more sensi-
tle Of the sex in that city. That paper gives 4
description of the rejected head covering as fol-
lows:
In shape the new style Of bonnet is cross be-
tween coal scuttle and buggy top. ledge
prejccts oyer the face, presenting IN appear
auce 80 ungainly rs to induce a wondcr that
anybody could adopt it. During all our pere-
erinations Of tie week we didn't encounter moro
than dozen Of these 1nonstrosites, and these,
We faucy were the property Of outsiders. For
her exquisite taste ia natrers Of dress. phila-
dc!phia lady NAV I've known in any ciEcls that
you meet her. Without adopting the cxtrcsno
ofany fashion. except its bscomi,sness be be-
yord question, the ladies Of fhliade,phia play
second fiddle 10 no other part Of this he1n's.
pheyc. For this reason the buggy tap bonnrt
r. voted hunbug, and will no. be adopted by
our ludic., Tie new bonnets that have made
their anuearancc are in pe.fec keeping with the
usual discrimination Of our bellies ip matters ot
personai attire. Again VIC say that the ne"
fancied bonnet attempted to be forced upca
our fashionables, is unbeco,niug and nngracetoi.