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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15
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WHOLESALE GROCERS
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Wines. Liquors, Tobacco. Cigars. NJ

NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA
\NE HAVE TRIED THE CREDIT EXPERIMENT
w long rnsigh to he satisfied that II dc. no, suit
The Groccr, pu-incs, aud particularly jcetinnahlc
IS a MIXED business Of cash aud credit. 10y which the
lmnctna customer has IL r. averaged with the slpw
and dpnhi al. There many very clever peopl. nf
The latter class bsi one lun wish 10 sell them Goods
on credit and make their ueigh,ors pay additional
pt'ht- for their short eomings. We lay T. th.s-e gip
wish their ofler properly filed with lust such articles
~ They describe, aud At low prices. that they si do
well Ia instruct their Cotton Factors or Commission
Merchants to pay their ,iroeery hill. monthly or con
tfir ~ send ~ monthly remittance. aud ,ho.. who
can euuycnirnis comply with these terms will direct
ly lind the great advantages vi prumpiitlde both IN
pfic's anl qultias Of '.opd., Orders iof Family
Plantation supplies will always receive prompt and
car,h attention. aud Country Merchant. will b. al
lowed liberal margin for profits
We deem IL unnecessary To give lon. catalogue Of
the Goods We deal IN. .ufclng to say that Keep
constant Fresh Supple. Of pTk Flour. Lard Baron
Sugar Molas-e. SAT-. Whiskev and III other Family
and Plantation supplies and We have made fas,gabie
arrangements IN Germany, France England and Ia.
ttna tur the direct mpotaons oi the best brand. of
Wines Brande., Stures. salad uA-. Porter, Ale. -
gar- etc, All such articles our customers mat
order and We hire not IA Store (nf exactly the kind
or hnnJ de-criied) We will pruear. irum other ina.
pnrters ot dealers ~, cash prices aud I'll their ordes
literally and carefully
ss- Planter. aud others who order their troreries
through their lnttnn Factors Commission Me-
chants. and who wish to give tfial have but -
Instruct their agents to hay Of and their wiShe- will
b. cheeruly complied with they order di.
rcrt from ~ and iu.tr' their agents to pay the Hft
riNCaMp srEEtES 60.
II. T.. sehulst Esq. mmglg al ieg, sol, and
WIN d, extensively and i,SptaD'y known IT, ,,uehput
Eastern Texas. il IN THIS iinuse tpITHH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15
DIR, BROW NINC'S
FEVER AND AoVE MIXTURE.

Nnmcrpu. remedie. of more or less power to cdre
have long since been uncr, 90 the public but IN
nearly every instance they have proved Intellectual "
injurious in their egsct- upon the system.
Our wide spread and long Acquaintance with the
southern country, has demonstrated tp " the Also
late want at safe and certain cure TOT EVER AND
AGuE sugiHe. although the great rcB.dy which ID
relied upon tor this complaint, frequently produces
disastrous effects aud thereby injuries thu health and
constitution.
~ general rule. II only allevaie- the disease
AMI does but littc towards radical and permanent
cuic.
Ne feel confident Offering the community a
better remedy i contain, No delctrfous ingredients
sudrnNafnhlS eutv~.
FEVER AND AGIE, or iNrFnN ifrfNT FLYER,
RtNiT1ENg IN lR BILIOUS FEVER
AND ut NIB NclE
Al Of which oneo,,e frs,u peaf, the same cause
namely the mit.uaiir 'riusm winch eri-'. from de
rayin. vegetation IN water ur moist earth. II BE- an
exceedingly subtle aud u.d,ous poison absorbed into
The blood and n mauy asses j. accumulated 10 Nir
system long tmc hetc u shows IT, prt,cnte ia tie
iJris 0t Fever uud A4Hr.
TN. temady aapr. the Fever gud Acuc IN Nh. way
y u ourn "a e. tlr pe.son u toe system by siuH
4uug the liver and oNpeiius the vim, Impurities
fro'h tfc blood
a fFnurtsfufa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15
L AKSiE\nICk 4 co.

lave Ia .tore and of,y for sale At low prices ~
Of all the diferent brand. Brande- In cases and
CASH. Champagne -sia'khng and still Ca.Awba.
Bi'ers-furcst Wine, Boxer, ilos'eit.r and other
hrand-. Eye opener, Morning call Mint julien and
tin cocktail, Peach aud Apple Brandie-, Cherry
lionnce, Bottles. 'Ufk-, Demnhns Pipes. Havana
and ,'cri,isn igaf-. Bourbon Old Rye and Maon-
gahel, WHISTLES.
General agents for Turner Brothers, goods scai II
New iufk price- Ginger Wine Ginger Brap.,
l,a-psry, strawberry Pine apple aud blackberry
Brandy lsuiua. s'faaberr, aud raspberry Syrup,
Chewing Tobacco and sHuh &c. &c.
NnrIi l. loo. 1pN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
Commercial.

trKsDAY july q 7se.
Produce less active. Prices remains Che San.
week. We quote as follows -
EXCHANGE On New York is se1lir. -
cent Tor American Gold, percent for az per
Chicago. at = percent. '4eney -
~HEAT-90Gg3c
FLOUR-No.1, s. SIS.
readily for ca-h. - -es' aa2 sell,
OATS 20
BEANS-sl al IS per jusheI for clear viii.
BhEf-S5,5O on foot; - @ IS IN quarters
SALT-S20 90 per barrel.
SUGAR-Retails a 5 ta Is ibsfor Al
CURRANTS-Retails u lbs for Al
5uI "details At so 9l50 cents . e.41or
IRON AND STEEL-I.now sold At t;alsr. ~.
q cents, according 10 sizes. 4'-eei+roa
MlNERAI.-S2o per loco pounds
GOALS per ton.
HlDES-Dry, 10 q lee Green, q r. C-,,,
Nurrin Hides, from half to tRo-hrl. 1'2r AT
LuNBER-Feneing, SIC; Joist and scsaI1i,.
clear fencing. SIS. ''us Us;
BUTTTER-Fresh in rolls. I0-
EGGS-sc. per dozen.
LAR1-l2l9c. perpound.
POTATO hS-40s uer bushel
DRIED APPLES-sc per pound
ONloNS-Sl per bushel.
"OOD-per cord, s., So FOR green 81 fort-,
CHICAGO MARKET.
From the Press and T-i5.ns Of the ?sb w.
follows: s-o'sss
FLoUR-Market dull at s4s5a5.25 Tor s,j-,-
WHEAT-No.l Spring *I,Oo; No, ?, lose n.
CoKN-Acfive aud over. 4O943.
OATS--Qaiet aud steacy 20.
RYE-No. ]. 5oG55.
BARLEY-5Sc
POTAT0ES-uev-203&0c.
EGGS-7a7ls per dozen
BUIIEIt-Duli, ROLL, sTsIOc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, Iowa Co. CIRCUIT CoURT,
SheTih-s Sale Foreclosure
CadWaIlader G. Nashburn, Plaintiff. sraiust Same
Sra"tord, Jane N. Crawford, Luther II. Whittlesevl
DANIEL h. Tenney and Henry 7. George, Defendants.
JIM Il hereby given that by virtue OF and pur-
suant to Judgment Of foreclosure and sale rem
derel m and by the said Court in the above entitled
eclon bearing date the 18th day Of fay A. D., $50
SNAIL on the goth day Of October, A, D., 1860, the
hour o clock - the afternoon Of said dav at tn
'front.' ooor Of The Court House. in the city Of Mineral
Folnt Iowa County, Wisconsin. pose for sale, and
sell al fuhilc Auction to the CHEST bidder for cash
hand. the following described ort.ared premises or
So much thereof A. shall be- sufficient and necessary
raise the amount Of said judgment, interest costs
Lots number eleven I'D thirty go and thirty -one
t3l), ia Twins and others Addition to the VILLAGE now
City of Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Dated SherId Office Mineral Point. Iowa County,
Wis, July - 1850. THoS. MCFARLAND, Sheriff
lin Iowa County, Wis.
to.4, MEssGoEE sCDnrTn. AttorneEs tar Il.intl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
The 0ldess Man in the Country.

The editor of the Cincinnati Times, while
on iaunt recently, had His attention called
to a venerable person who, it is alleged, was
probably he oldest man in tie United States
His name is Solomon Panghorn, who saws
he was born in the city of New York, in a
small town of five or six hundred houses, in
1925. He is, consequently, l35 years old.
Shortly after his biith, his father purchased
a farm on the Mohawk River, not far from
Fort Johnson, whittier he removed. The
Old gentleman resides at Rising Sun, lndi-
ana, where he has relatives in comfortable
circumstances. He complains that for the
last year or two his health has been much
impaired and that he is so old medicine fails
to ;mprovs his cond,ian, as it might in Il
younger person. He is perfectly resigned
TO live as long as God will permit him, but
says that he would have met the fate common
to all mortality with a similar resignation
many y ears ago. His sense Of sight, as
we'll as that of hearing, is much impaired,
and he moves about with difficulty, although
he still contrives to help himself and uses
neither cruich nor cane.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

New Y DIRK, July %.
In the Supreme Court to-day, Levi s.
Chaifeld served a notice of molten upon the
Mayor and Comptroller that he will apply
for an injunction to restrain them from pay
ing any Of the bills for he Japanese recep-
ton. The plaintiff alleges hat The Commit
tee on Reception and members of the Com
mon Conncil sold tickets for the bali at from
$50 TO 500. the proceeds of which they
pocksted. That it was agreed before the
bill of the MesSrs. Lelond was allowed. that
they should pay TO members of the Common
Council 22s per cent. and that the Common
Council have TO right TO expend large sums
to entertain guests or to make any arrange
ments to carry out the fraudulent ag1eemen
above set forth.
In fght IN tenement house on avenue
Blast night, Louis DardiS was so badly
Injured that he cannot survive.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
PLATTENIILE ACADEMY.

THE next Term OF this institution will commence on
THURSDAY, August 81, 1s6U.
! ne sehool will be under the charge Of GEORGE ".
= EMS ~ u, graduate OF Amherst College,
Massaehusett-, Mss FANNY 5. JOSLIN, AMI MR.
fhlt-i.iP WALKER, aided by such other Teachers as
the necessities Of the school may require.
Nj Guernsey has been, for two years past connected
with th Normal Academy At Milton in this State and
comes highly recommended active and efficient
Teacher.
. MISS J9.Fn IS already we'll known from her connec-
uon with the Academy since 1919.
Spec,al advantages win be given Normal Classes
nose ocslr"ut Of fitting themselves for teaching vi
End every facility afforded thems
me instruction and discipline Of the school will not
DC materially changed from the past.
-, Ne o.sleak for the Academy continued interest
W part on ats old friends, and the confidence and sup
poIt Of those who may desire its advantages
board and Tuition viii be the same heretofore
catalogues sent on application.
OF particulars apply 20 George ~ Guernsey At Mil
ton until august LIST afer August Ist his address viii
be PlatteyiIIe. "
John LEWIS,
President Of the Board Of Trustees
JOHN II. R0UNTREE, Secretary
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
Lancaster Institute,

Lanca ster,.--... Grant Co., Wis.
SHERMAN PAGE, A. &. Principal.
Mrs. E n. PAGE, Preceptress.
Assisted by competent and experienced Teachers in all
dera, .tacuts.
Tho Fall Term Of 10 Weeks win commence
Thursday, August 23d.
s2s. 90 per Tenn $500 per week, pays for Board
and Tuition in common English Branches
Every facility afforded for acquiring tho trough
Edusation.
Special ttention given to Normal Instruction.
For information or admission apply 10 the Prin-
cipal.
Lancaster, JULY 10th 1850 4s2q
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
The Dousles Pennsylvania State Convention.


HaTTIshurg, Pa, July %,
The Democratic Convention adopted to-
night unanimously a series of resolutions,
endorsing the platform and nominations of
the recent State Convention at Reading. and
also the platform and resolutions of the Bal
timore National d .mocratic Convention;
denouncing the plan Of State Democratic
Committee for fusion, as anti-Democratic,
and in opposition to the Democratic masses !;
and finally declaring it to be the duty of the
State Committee to call another Convention
Of the Democracy for the purpose Of prepar-
ing an electoral ticket pledged to sustain the
action of the Baltimore National Convention
and the regular Democratic candidates,
Doug las and Johnson.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
E.pisoS. juno 3. 1850.
Mr.. Iamlin and the Homestead.

We have noticed on several occasions tie as
a-rti"n III the Home hiteiiiqeu>cr tina: Nj HAM
lin was opposed 10 the Homestead Bill, and on
one occasion, the htHiGcncer sid that almost
the las; vote Mr. H.xiGy cas-. in the L :. Sen
a'e was against that Bill We knew At the
time that the statement If tie h.te1iq-,lccr was
fsls-. for ne happeuet to be in the Senate
Chamber on one occasion when Nr uAuIIx de-
fined his position tie hill-appo@.ng the
senate bill aud supporting tha, Of the House
bat We have preferred 10 e: the matter rest
uatil We could refer directly 70 the record. to
expose the fdsehoud, from which We now pro
pose to show No. only how Mr.. HAuLIx did
vote. bat how Mr.. Douglas didn't vote on that
measure.
The reader viii bear u in;ui ,ha. he House
bin was far more Itcr. 10 the settler tlan tia.
u tie Senate-tle former making liberal pro-
visions for giving to actual settlers Homcstca :
from the public domain while the latter cen
tanned provisions HAT rendered it far less ben
cfcial to the poor man. and almost equivalent
to Homestead Bill u al
We find IN the appendix 70 the Consrcssion-
al Globe. par, ?. page 1914, February IL. that
Nr WADE moved 10 postpone prlor orders. md
take W the House Homestead BIZ. ON this
motion Nr. HA4Lr ,otyt IaI; Dir. Duurl.s
dl not rote AZ IN
On the same day [iage 1870 on a motion 10
keep the Homestead Bsil before the Senate.
Mr. HAMLIH voted SEA tut whore was Douglass
Again, % the -.ne page. or motion TO dis
cnss the Consular aud Diplomatic BIZ. instead
of The Homestead Mr. Ft,frrx ,e,eI ,,.,.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

HoRsE SHow.-We are indebted to the
General uperintendent-J. Milton Smith.
Esq-,-for complimentary ticket to the
Sixth Annual EXIT billion Of the Grand Ma
tional Horse Show and Ladies Equestrian
Fair. TO be he'd at GAINESVILLE on the 18th, 9Th,
9th and 9Th OF September next. The premi-
ons offered by the Association are very lib
eral. amounting in the aggregate TO three
thousand dollars. while the Admission fee is
but 25 cents for single ticket, or 81 for a
season ticket. An invitation is extended to
ladies and gentlemen from Gall parts of the
Union and the British Provinces. We have
no doubt it will be the best fair of the kind
gotten up.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

WIDE AwAKEs.-The Wide Awakes of Gale
M now number near 400. A German Wide
Awake Club in that City has over 100 mem
bers. In a neighborhood few miles from Ca
lena, the Germans have a Lincoln organization
Of 90 members. In Manitowoc, In this State. \
large number Of Germans have Lincoln and
Hamlin Club, and their numbers are almost
daily on the increase. In almost every local..
" where there IS German settlemea', they
are organizing Wide Awake or Lincoln q ubs
for the Campaign
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
The Five Points of St louis Demolished

ST. LOUIS, Ju,y %.
About thirty no! orious houses Of iii-fame
dance houses, groceries, etc. in the south
ern part Of the city were riddled BY mob
last night, and all their furniture and effects
burned in the streets
The loss by the destruction of furniture.
etc.. in houses of ill-fame last night, is esti-
mated at $4,000 Sixty-three OF the rioters
were arrested and brought before the recorde
this morning, who fued them five dollars
reach.
The Pixies Peak Express, which arrived
at ST. Joseph on the 9th inst, brought $40.
600 in dust, the largest amount ever received
by one express.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
FORECLOSURE SALE.

Daniel thinner Plaintiff, State OF Wisconsin,
against Iowa County
John " Windus Circuit CONT
Defendant.
EJY virtue Of Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale a.
tanned from the above named Court IN the .-ar.
entitled cause, to directed and delivered hearing m
the 18th day Of May. 1850, and by direction Of PLAINTIFF
Attorneys shall expose for sale and ST puh au
ton, n the front door Of the Court House IN Tho C =
Mineral Point Iowa county. Wise onSin on SATURDAY
18th day OF september. A. d. 1860 O'Clock r. ~ of
Gay all Of the following described real estate or so much
thereof As may be sufficient TO satisfy the judgment
this action, together with interest and costs to-t
me east half 81 the southeast quarter and tile north
west quarter OF the southeast quarter. and tie
west quarter OF the northeast quarter section number
eighteen iNsn TOWNSHIP number six Gi north
number one I'D east containing loo acres, leu
ying and being in the county Of Town and State q @
c9usIu.
Dated Sherifs Oihce, Mineral Point. Iowa c0uniT,
Wisconsin, june 18th. A. u ISC0.
THOMAS MCFARLAND, Sheriff
n26tds Iowa county Wis
CoHH, MEssHoRE ( SUDpUrH. Plaintiff Attoruey.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

LIFE OF LiNcoLS.-We have received q
copy of the Life of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. pub
iished at tue Press & Tribune Office, Chicapo.
III. IL Is recommended as a reliable bioq-
raphy OF he Republican candidate for Pres
ident, and is particularly adapted to the
wants of Republican Clubs for general cir
culation. 1t is.a pamphlet of of 80 pages,
and sold at the following low prices: Per
dozen, 10 cents; Hundred, s. SO; Tnous-
and, $50 90.
Address Press 6 Tribune Co., Chicago,
Illinois.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
-ccai,rIdgc Recruits.

The Calumet Reps5.sc4n says HAaaisax c
H"RAaT. LAKE Democratic Candidate for Cover
nor Of this state, IS working with all his Intlu-
cncc for IreckIuridge and Lane
The Madison Jor1aal says that letter re-
ceived from the north. announces that Jod,e
CATE. of the 7ih Circuit, goes for breckenridge
and Lane. Judge c. Is very popular with his
party ana will undoubtedly take OF u-ny al
the ian. aud fle IN Portage. Marathon. aad
other northern counties, from The Little Gi-
si;
Judge FrLrrL If tile e.h Circuit Yubli-l.e- a
long letter ia support OF Breckenridge sd Lane
We are q. Democrats
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31

On the 18th inst. in the village Of Highland. Of
Scarlet Fever MARY. eldest daughter Of Dr. J. ?.
ana Eleanor !Iamiiton, aged = years. Also, the
10Th IHst- FREMONT, only son q the same, aged
Thus died, in the sun-- space Of eight days, two
promising and lovely children, gwho leave many sd-
rairns relatives and ilfs their unexpected
and Gniirnely death.
In this city on the 24th inst, VI sTEPHEF PRID-
FAUX, ST., aged IS years
~ Diamond Grove in the Town or Mineral Point OF.
the 24ih int. SARAH reIict Of tho Iate THox,
HoLNEs, ase1 e years.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
A Fearful Massacre of Christians at Damascus.

ST. JOINS, \. F.. July %.
The steamship City 81 Washington. from
Liverpool 18Th via Queenstown lgth in ST..
passed Cape Race at o'clock this morning.
The news yach: of the Associated Press
succeeded in obtaining the Cape Race can
lister. which contained. however, no summa-
~ news, but merely two ewspapers. from
which the following summary of European
Intelligence is compiled.
The British Government is said to have
received intelligence Of fearful massacre of
Christians at Damascus. Flue hundred
were killed among whom was the Dutch
Consul. The American Consul +as wound
ed.
The two vessels which passed over to
Gari5aidi are merchant steamers. 1t il
confirmed that the steamer Neloce has passed
over to Garibaldi.
NAPLES, 18th
Patriots are constantly travelling the streets.
The moderate party IS fun Of apprehension
concerning the -tahbing ct an inspector Of
the former police on the l2th in Sirada De
Taida.
\ proclamation Of Gari5aiii's against the
Bourbon dynasty has been distributed. lie
Ssys: - am Ruyalst. but prefer Victor
Emanuel. who vii head Us against Austria
NAPLES VI. TuRIS 9Th.
There has been a conflict between the
troops and the people in consequence Of
popular manifestations in favor ofsone refu-
gees who had disembarked at Naples
Several persons were killed. The Minis
try has been dismissed and 4 new Cabinet
formed,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
:. EneolH's Mexican War Record"

with Mexico and against his own c,.9.utrv il
thai war: Did he hot make sreeeh -itIissi ll {
war while 1t was pending? Did he not vote
against resolutions of thanks to the officers an 1!
soldeIrs OF that war? Did he ,oi. March 9th
lolS, vote against the "tepih regiment hlii'
Designed IA send s,iccor" TO our army in Mex
ico We Lave iLe record 10 prove ii-Intelli-
qc,seer.
We are not disap1 ointsd in finding that tie
htellige'tcer las not he manliness 80 re,raet 2
charge. tie falsity Of which has been clearly
shown.
In the hops HAT We may proven; lis deceiv-
lns any Of rs readers who haze not tie time or
oppnrtaniiy TO consult the records. we reply
briefly TO the above Inquiries.
We DO mos; eapha:ieally deny that LIN
coLx sided w,h Mexico and agsius, Ii. own
country in That WI and we challenge you to
produce any evidence. You VII only he able
to show that lie united with all Wings and
some Democrats in denying tia; the war ex-
lsted by the act Of MEXICO" and charging that
it : was unnecessarily aud unconsiitu,ionally
commenced ty the President" And that he
made a speech sustaining his position. only
't''eee' days before the treaty Of peace 'cas concl,-
opposing vigorous prosecution of the war or
abundant supplies tor the army engaged in it,
lie DID nat vote against resolutions OF than Ks
10 the officers and soldiers of tina; war" He
voted far every such resolution that was voted
upon [See House Journal pages 365-6l
The tenth regiment bill /" wa. introduced
in the Senate by Gen. Cass. Chairman of the
n
and after protracted debate, continued from
day TO day, il passed that body on the 18th Of
March ISIS. and was sen: to the House This
i viii be observed was SIX weeks after The con-
clusion OF tie treaty Of peace aud after that trea-
~ had been ratified by tie Senate.
On March Nth ls4s, (the date referred TO by
the Tntei!igencer.) a motion was made by Mr.
Boyd to take the Senate Bill from the t. BE and
rfer 4 to tie CoD7n.ilee on Military AFdirs and
against shat motion to refer Mr.. LINCOLN voted
But. on tie 81 Of April, when a motion was be-
fore tie House to suspend the rules IN order
that this bill and certain Joint resolutions might
be taken up and acted upon, Dir. LIScoLx voted
for such suspension of the rules. Finally, on
the All Of May. Mr.. LINCOLN voted against re-
ferring the bill 10 the Committee of the Whole,
and It was then, without division OF the House,
referred 10 The Committee On Military Affairs,
Where i remained and was never acted upon
10y the 10 Sc. Under tLese circumstances We
think no candid mind can come to the conclu-
sion that M LsyooLx voted against supplies"
o. suocor for tLe army Ia Mexico Bat the
H.!eILigsseer mind IS evidently not Of that class
Knowing IL charge 10 be false il makes = fee
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-31
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