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Esm.nQ #arbt1es.
EWIN II A CHI n E s.
|, CORNELL & cos
Family and nIanufAoturfnx
$40 SEWING MACHINES,
TAGEk ART Il f ARRs3 PATENT,

ne happy to ~ 70 ths thoussads Who :rs u:1aE
GkSse etSa A:ASirr :fAar q GEovEK ! aAkE. n11s
AUwE, ~ aad ~ rs1sons ceiling or usn: thsm nrs
Our Msc:sires src now just vhern we want them: IN
ds. az a9 % n e9GsT pepGasE oss
.rxct ard .ary eul sold Il 70 sad rs i9enaInk
atvEs q ych xc hs,s a ~ i
Tnis mn !" Il; a. sL Tue cuEaF1sE LEGITIMATE Aso
T!RsEcLAEs NAcHiSk y nAEhEr;; e., ,7.+o.,..,
y i t q5 III e a'
.y .s % % ~ s not so5 o5r eans ~ xe
,nnch 1re ihAn au5 o.l.sr = tacres soms
~ A!ex ee{R asriler TS:s esses IT. use,
9. on saes o dnss
"a sas;: { @ n i oat asr assrs rs
Wne entirely tide Of iah!e; Il requires alter
q y xssf SIs "a nsat
au1oa the hundreds WIN which We are ecquAtnted;
70 nosea7 snsse koae e @ ss
II wurre it ~ IN fs;o.
sewing niact,ass Ihfes ysaIs ~ giaced them T.
cs.,ea Se Ssse nSs been abe 70 .urply ss demands
SS;Ssf2s Il aa "a 4
ss sgr u Il aaa se e
one Slo u Interested ID the Erct Improvements Il
I'll alt u s*no ''F Dls'''ass ...,.,, ~ 49, ,.. "
esfeeq so h.vs
our tueecs.o1s, rrpreseat,n taat or e -
T. ssf M q psse &c sne oy eaSt se ase
En 3FtsTa Patent nd ~ tho sole psopr'ctoFs In
'a* eight s's''1s.'tsao {. t1saoSHSEEL S; ( co.,
c.,, 3. 1a Lake steel si t6p'ss.iis5 desd:sssaz
, 1861-02-05

Cnrran was once engaged In n legal argu-
mcnt; behind him stood his colleague, gen
tleman whose per6un was remarkably tn]l and
slender, ami who bad originally intended to
take orders. The judge observing that thu
case under discussion involved question Of
ecclesiastical law, Then, u said Cutral., II Gun
refer your lordship to q high authority behind
me-, who was once intended fur the church,
though in my opinion ha vas better fitted for
The steeple."
4 sailor dropped out Of the rigging Of ship
Of war, some Is to 20 feet, and fell plump on
the first Lieutenant. Wretchl" said the OF.
ficcr, alter ho had gathered himself up, "whc1e
DID you come from :" An sure came from
the north Of Ireland, your honor.' :. -.
Fo1;y.1wo young Persiane, between theages
Of fourteen and thirty, are now pursuing the
regular course Of studies in the various col
1rIes OF France. Tbs Shuh and many Of the
highest families In Persia arc using their iuf1u-
cDce with great perseverance in inducing their
wealthy countrymcu to send their Sons to be
educated in Frauce.
a cubic inch Of gold is worth one hundred
aud Iorty-Eix dollars; n cubic foot, two hun
flrcd aud f1fty.two Thousand two hundred and
lightweight dollars; and n cubic yard, six
millions eight hundred and seventy.six dol
lars, which, welded in one mass, would be
contained In cube Of twenty-three feet.
Harry Erskine, IN one occasion, pleading In
London before the House Of Lords, had occa.
sion to speak OF certain curutors, and pro-
nouDced the word as In Scotland, with the &C.
cent on the first syllable, curator. Que Of the
English judges could not st;na this, and cried
ou:, " Tie are in the habit OF saying curator In
this country, Mr.. Erskiue, following the analo'
81 0: the Latin language; iu which, as you are
aware, the penultimate eyllable is long" 81
thank your lordshfp very MUCH" was Ers
kine's reply. awe nre weak enough in Scot
land to think that In rronouncinE the word
curator, we follow the analogy Of the Eoglish
language Bot I need hardly say that 1boW
with pleasure to the opinion Of SO learned G
senator and so great an orator Us your lord
| ship"
"Whst's tha!?" asked Mrs. darlington
lookin.. up the column Of tho Place Vendome
| during her late visit to Paris. "The Pillar q
Napoieon,' - was the answer. swell, neyel
! did," she exclaimed, "and that's bis pillow
]. BE was great man to use that; but It's more
| like a bolster. And it is iron, I do believe
| All, Isaac, see what It Is to be great! How
hard big head must have rested on TINT ironics
| pillow"
4 schoolma'm in ono of our district school
was examining class in orthosraphy. "Spel
aud dc6pe floweret," she said. "F l-3-w-e-r-e-t
| 1lowrrct, q little tower." went of tow -hcat
in rcrect streak. Wavelet" "T-a-y-e-l-e-t
wavelet, little wave" was the prompt retur.
of number two. "Du1lct." sB-u-l-le-t, bul
let, little bull" shouted urchtn number three
WHO was innocence pcrsonifed. =
, 1861-02-05

- How to do it!-If you wish a
enc head q nsis. use LYONS EATHA1RoS, the best
and meet popular preparation sveru>da 1ulnu.aenas
tsls proves ts excellence. 1t remore4, Ill Dandrud
@e rsrrents the Hair fo1o falling out restores and
rrt.eTra It: ind Ia Delightfully."- po.fnmed Sold evsry-
vtttt- 1st1In
, 1861-02-05
DHENIX INSURANCE.: CO.,
g RAHERoRD, ooHHEouGV1
January 3at& 1850.

H. hLLIV9t3. ec<1elass.
HuHHARD Il HURT, ASents.
No Loot1is' ncIidlns.
Corner CLARK and Water streett, Calcaro,
Applications for Insurance or the renewal OF Pol
tes and Rll bustue8s connected With the Office n1H7 be
Eaade to Us, duly appointed Aselts for The CITY Of
Chicago With full power to recere proposals. and .ge
Compa1les: md its aim will be 70 secure te eon:-
81. MAGILt General agent, 81 and - West Third
street. Cincinnati, OEio, to whom ell applications toT
Agencies In tho Western Southwestern States may
be addressed. Eep25a11
, 1861-02-05
STATEAIENT Of the conditio
J OF TILE
ETy4 INSURANCE COMPANY,

On Of January 1851 made to the State OF Iro,
ASSE eeatea i Garttotdt tSA Soan Sso1
The ca!itai y FIFTEEN HUNDRED THOUSAND Do,
.,, v.,.*. nn,5ssnEs;,, arv.lus s!sst s!ss
Money due TIC Company ac:ured by s'''00S
cash ii asad and IN Bank. ''':.: III ::5 a7
e;E5 5niPt Il tile hands Of zGe6ts and Ia s< a''~<
As1tSass I s 2 Bends. 7peF cent seatia;aa:: -.
ao5iSaEs ionts, dper cent. ssniiiIan- sH''o ss'"'
Ess!!s&!ss s s eIsS Bonds, per cent. @@o $500
7ssnn; ss9 a1pqa ntsseat .eoo 1880.
oa2,1l tntsrS@t ;ts it,, $4,000
,s9, aanual ,'1 i1tf5sst Sst: 5000 :eo,
s,iiMaak.e ctty Bonds, 10 per cent. it. 2soo oco'
veg ssn!4 EnN ~; ,pteF =: ::::. 5000 aoco.
uSised $sat* Stock, per esit. semi s0oo S''a
xsn;sssi enusi tutsrsst sf,,a st,,,- = aooo
SEAL annual intcrcst .,.sf 1n,ooo 1nHos
se44 i an9ual ~! I'LL; !; terfst 5000 27so
sssnia,ntnsi :, s,a s,teFet: s5oo 2ooa
<,sa snnaa' =, !. Interest ceoo 21,;oo.
s!icsl=na E,ats stocs,arcs cent eent ''v'' ''''e
"a A. ~ s,,t int.rsss ;s., 2aooo ato5.s
So JUL, si.rss a3sos and New Haven '''0 Soos
ss:!s: ssS:s SsRR!s::y 3sss5 xsss @ @ sss s
l0a Shares Hoss0n AID Worcester
50 sstss t',9;a 6 G'GEP|aGyi IF Sso:k sto, 19 1e
81 slares Citizens Haus slocE, Ta ''S1'
:, tt, cts.nurs; =" ;;mna Gnn9 n,.,. 500, ssoa
.. sa,a t,t, r nfs 1,,gs orts .,a. 1900 5sa
~, dssce H., a. I: ,,,n,. s,..,n- $500 1872
ton, .lass 5000 spsn
, 1861-02-05

II l.. INC E IS o L l.,
L. A.41x Doox NAsorAcTE1HR,
hook BINDER AND II Z L e r..
Ism now prepared 70 na=ufActuse Blsnk Books q
e7erg Description ruled and bonud to any desired psf
tsrna viii or without printed headings Patttcn:hrst
ten1on paid TO orders fron Coanty UisscEs nanfs 81
snd Printed . ordeE Aasa5ines psr'odieals sss
III End. d Printing done With ncatscss aud dspssc
Terms moderate. ko: ~ LEhE 5IHtEE
fost rfdcs Rcx 'saSt ClT.5dai-1T
, 1861-02-05
educational.

INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING.
F-Meehtnlcal Architectural and TopoRrapsIcs1
FEnE {. II. TuEo, KRhUscu.
GradnAte Of the Po.ytrcbnfcs Ins;tiuta Or Drfsdrn
tn1 m, ei n!nsnE Academy Of FrrybrrE; ta1ony-
~ ~ = NJ hearooFn street Room IL 0flce hours
y 70 y H. Il - il 6J3rn
, 1861-02-05

pTTTSBURGH. FT.' WAYNE &;
L. CHICAGO RAILROAD

:. 3o...9ao5.,: --t -
l. CHICAGO RAILROAD.
r..suxer rr.r. ,.a,e tho Depot, eozaar Of nae.,S.
1a41 eAaAl ~ s;zses.. chiea<o. dat! At
Is S8t :. + T. s4ssga s1sspt sstI:y sIneay1 and II
FOB BOSTON, NEW roax, PHILADELPHIA.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON.
u.-.;.-h: ".'ete"'
na.r1isnu1g ,,1ar ~ Pltt@bure.
A'-fSk eaE1Ehx1 oR6Mhnst oRR6ExKat9 cfspiy ppiEySHR
SATI: nArToS.
s,.x.,. c... me ut e1uss cue .as,s aoo,e . naraed
rnts 13t ID aii aea e.sEsKs hy Ais
We s! s. 's D. P;5asss 5sss sss9 S q S sss r.
a. a pesas:a csissso .na tn Union o'''s "''
RE.rATz1cx. Ticsss @ Gssss !" : : ~ 4-'4-
'HE 4E.r: FEMNSaL'ANLA renENs6 CEN
.ns IT, s1Dss.tz OF this Bead is ao| sa7al 70 any as
1sfs H1sssza s:;tfsnEss =; ssisssps;s 1;.'s'
G2nEsssns d:Et-t u .as Uai;1 Depot =, Ptttsburst.
Yors bo X Rmo1s .aa ee 1Ss %
city l6aa frrnlahlss facilities far tho aospor3at;oa
i! S:sss :ssif "a 9:s.h 10 oraa.a.pa
sas 7 fsss fssa aa aa; e E.
eres "a Ft.s ts'ps a1sss 5
E55;SS9 E5S%ar.,-s ~ ssu-.s' l01 HA'an't' 'fa "'aa-
ss,s5ss e F:tsa: 5ns
s!er4 1000 ~ LIZ s''e'S q IT,
ae's e I'd fsa e.
e. sss's IS *: Z.
ls.t as 3. stesss e IL {,
EYers: as4 m q he ouice of he Company Il Bossoa.
az aolS. Haaaere. os phiiaaeaRhla
~. 81 ~ s 1Ss ogs1. .sn a,r1n 1ts' ~ orHx Il
~as5;nEt3';a - ToR 11IkETS n 81 81 FtTTsBUEoH.
IxE Il; .. u.
GIEiT wEsF 1Aa1 AMI 1a&
:;ss:; II g:4 sEs
L p,St BY Shippers q Freight md r7svsi-
F xlPn cou.eu and sa,pp1.. peettop. .op,,
SoSpsas 81 aaa!e@ eaef q sa' following Aseaa oftsa
rs.es e.: z.sss1i.:s. i E';sss:t sean,.os.
G5sppss psStaaass. s.. f.dd"se q; e., 5sss 5s9sssaa.
aihHelt ,1nc;1o:., III Sineianau: Athf1
S5i@ Sale; ae3sse e.
ST. shs.r ;,:.s. s i..n,. ioS: IH: IafG 4 ~;
ree6t u k9Sas !. iis,n. A,So ri orss
W.. Vet a.+.
IL" aa IA fess saandg Sas:sa e 10
@''A 0sIi TiYs stocE s 'aa u
psFse.s L rs s'nn F'o's
p..n,,r,-,.r,-tfRsiG tfRsiGnIs nIs
q 70 a Sso On isf m
q Ohia ke atucky lndt7na, lniEca. Wlsconsi1 Iowa
, 1861-02-05

TUICAGO Is ROCK ISLAND
" RAILROAD LINE--PAssenger Trat1H depart
tom md arrive At Chicago - !o1!p&s:
Day Express snd Nall leave ., ,9&5 4. l.. a1d AtRt7s
II S Is ?. Il. iSslndays ezeeptcd}.
Night Expre.4 leares lis :. H. {3alardaIa axas3s
ed} {; arrive 1t IS \. fMonaals c1r-?ted1.
Joliet Accommodation 500 r, t. {3unU.5A e1tepto4s
JOHN F. TRACY. Gen- 5up'k
T,L St, Jq1x, Geul Agent das2
, 1861-02-05

.Be1ltists' Garns.

WILLIAM ALBAUGH, g.
~ DENTIST, 4IIE
GB...~..KBT RANDoLPH-6T.. CH1cAao......95
..Po<t 0Ees Boz sE2.
, 1861-02-05

On tho Of January 18 nade to the State Of
The name Of the. Carroration is ETSA ISsUR-
ASCE COMPANY. heated At Hartford, Conn
LARS, and Il paid up.
, 1861-02-05

FRANCIS 4. HOFFMAN,
puchirH IT Rrnnsw!ek snd asxs.GothA> and the ff~e
ety ot Frankfort and By sn<cia ~ Of several sss.e
HADEN, BAvARIA. HAE0vET HEs9IA, NAesAH,
PRUSSIA 6AIpEY. WRIEMBEHG. cLnESHFRG
&C, sk27dkv1Y
, 1861-02-05

EKiD PIPE, BAR AkD siIEET LKAD,
Shot, white Load ard EYtharso,
PIG LEAD, PUMPS AND HYDRAULIC RAA8
EY- Orders from tho tada solicited Cas1 ratt fc1
0:d Lead ard FlAx Seed. r, o, Box 1926.
foSl E. IT. BLATCHFoRD.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-24
E. j. Williams, Barton Vt.

Has been appointed sole Agent for Northern Vermont bove
st. Johnsbury) for the sale of the NJ Co.'S Machines and is
fully authorized to sell Machines and deliver them at the residence
of customers at the price that they can be bought at the
Mandatory
Citizens OF Northern Vermont will save the cost of transport
aon and receive full personal instructions in regard to
the Machine by purchasing Of Mr. Williams
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-24
Il ecOm IN endatiOns:

purchased of the Imperial Sewing Machines of Mr. Will
Hams in October last and must say that has than answer
cd our expectations is almost nconcevabe to those who have
employed of these machines the labor saved
by it. think every mother of family would consider it inva
liable when once accustomed to the Of it. They are got up
IN strong, ornamental and durable manner and are certain in
It's opeatons our better half operates it to her entire salts
action with scarcely an hours instruction
CHARLES c. HARDY
Glover, Jan 7, 1861.
Also refer to
Mr.. F. A. Bollpap, Barton,
Mrs. George Ide, Lyndon.
Mrs. VIM L. Locke, Irasburgh
Mrs. E. Daley, Coventry,
Mr.. VIM P Clark IraSburgh
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-24
PATENT FIRE PROOF ROOFING,

Va +, the undersigned, having purchased tho
right, to manufacture, use, and sell C.
K: Mllks Patent Mastic Roofing in the counties
oil orleans and Caledonia, are now prepared to
sen Town or individual rights to use the same or
~ "pPiy II, as the case may require. For ec0no-
my, durability, its sure protection against fire
ana water, and It's perfect adaptation to any form
or description Of roof, this Justly celebrated
ioohng cannot be equaled by any other roofing
IN the United States. The undersigned will
while on tour through these counties, take
pleasure IN imparting all necessary information
telIuve TO cost, manner of preparation, applioa,
ton Of said roofing, &c. Try our roofing and
save your money, IL. HAWLEY.
S. LAWRENCE.
Address Hawley & Lawrence, Sheldon, Frank
lin County VI.
Sheldon, March 20, lS6l-I3m3s
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-24
NJ O II II.

I'iE subscribers would give notice that they
Il nave just received a good assortment y.
Goods, which they viii sell at prices to CONFORM
WIN the times. We only ask our friends TO eA
anime quality and prices for themselves
GEO. WORTHINGTON III. s. Co
lmslargh. April so, 1851
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-24
DWIHHELLS' FURNITURE,

TALL in and see our Sofas, Lounges. Parlor
y. Cha'rs and Rockers, Marble Top Tables.
So bureaus, secretaries Cane and Wood
80, l,si CAaIs' Chdren's Cribs and Cabs. also
Coiiins Gilt Picture Frames, Spring BedS Win
Stecl Springs that always spring. Also Corr"t
ln4-, cheap and good. Come and bripo vonr
produce, and an kinds of lumber. hard rasb w
y4eult Our Furniture is GOOD (and viii 81; ~
we won't elbow, % however. 'i'l' "'H'
z. s. o. II nWINNErr
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-24
BOOTS. SHOES. STOVES. &C.

liz most effectual way to save money is .
buy yOur STOVES & HOLLOW WARE.
OF samuel Stanford, which he viii sell for Cash
mt me Nq'b cheaper than any one within zen
nllles OF him. He will also sell some Of the
very best BOOTS IND SHOES at the low
est GaSh price. They are none Of yOag siQp-5fP
STUN, but viii stand severe wear.
~, Matches for sale. u Money wanted On
SAMUEL STANFORD.
February l, l66l-6tf
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-24

ca After you lose your head you will
not care what becomes of the body.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-24

Gag Quarrel with dead men and YOU
won't ret hurt.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-24
iisses-s--.,,.--g1,- s7sfyBsss
.... z.i5.lll.lzZG
G:zl.zsElIZNl!
MRS. WENSLOw,

An experienced nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention Of mothers her
SOOTHING sTRUP ron CHILDREN
TEETI{LNG
which greatly facilitates the process Of teetAiBg Nv
soitenng the gums reducing an inaammation-uit
aiiay all pain and spasm0dic action, aud is
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-24
THOUSANDS OF GASES.

II not only relieves the child from main irvi-.
rates the stomach and bowels, corrects RriIltv an
9.ras Gone and energy 20 the whole system. Ii wi
almost instantly relieve
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-05-24
SURE 10 REaULATE IRE BOWEls,
RelieIand Health 70 YOnr InfantS.

Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to
selves, and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23
2GLf Isl
23I2hn

From the population. II we deduct the Tree
blacks, we find that the colored population Of
the States In rebellion, exceeds that of the
whites, aud Of the latter it may be Justly
said one half L permitted to speak Tor them
selves are IN favor Of The Union, and desire
the protection Of the orth
But admitting them all. in case OF War, to
be for sustaining Secession. they form but
a small numle- comparcd with tie North
The free population Of Pennsylvania alone
exceeds that of al the Seeding States by
about 250,0O1. while that of New York is
!. 23I ,G0) more than in the seven rebeil.ous
states. Presumiug that the sentiment 10 The
border states Is equally divided, the strength
OF the North Is sufficient 70 crush out rebel
lion in a very short time, if called INTO re-
QUESTION. There are uuQuestionabls q few
in the north 50 welded to party that they
would willingly all the south, and feel that
they were doing Gods service, for the reason
that the Republicans beat them a. the lat e
election, but their nu .uher is more than over
balanced by loyal men in the Seeding States
The struggle would undoubted be a severe
"''e-"iS '-''AI 9"o'iH nc "Noiticu II lossio4e
without = sacrifice Of honor to the nation
Yet if nothing short Of blood shed will cool
the fauatical thirst for power on tie part Of
the Southern revoiutiouists, it is the duty Of
the administration 70 call out a sufficient
force to have the matter settled as speedily
as possible The people of the free States
in most instances, without respect to party
allegiance. are ready to respond to i call for
Volunteers, and viii do good service in aid
iag in the preservation ct the Union as il
was constructed by tie Fathers Of tie Re
public.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

Since the resort 70 arms on the part Of tie
Southern C'uicderacy, aud AZ eviden. deter
imitation TO force tie Federal Government
into al acknowledgeme nj Of their indepeI-
dence, or bring upon L. an unjust and in
human Civil War, it may be Interesting TO
our readers TO know the strength Of til re-
voltiug States. The following table shows
lie population Of the seTen Seeding States.
a shown BY lie !afe ceust,s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

ge- We ask the attention Of cur read
ers 10 the article in another column, from
Mr. FoENEY, on the subject Of Mar Il
Is Patriotic an noble, speaking, in plain
terms. the sentiment Of every true patriot
and statesman Mr. Douglas, we under
stand, comedies with MIR Forney entirely.
Al true men are for our country, anu -"
whole country
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

the party Of The traitors The party Of
Union. and the party OF tie Sec-sslouIsts.
We Will hear no inure OF Democrats and OF
aepE biIcaHs--but men viii be known A. be-
longing 10 ihe party which supports the
Govern inent. and sust;,iEs the flag Of our y d
lion being members of that 0rganIza-
tiun which aims II the ruin OF tho CoR!eder-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

PnIxrsEs ENLISTED FOR tbs WAR.-Every
hand in the Tribune office able to bear arms
has volunteered for The " ar The Junior
Editor. PressEnau, Job Printer, and Two COM
positors-fge in all-have enrolled then
names and are ready for the March. The
Tribune Office Is a. completely riddled as Wa
Fox; Sumter, ana if we are not mistaken, its
representatives viii give a good ACCIDENT Of
themselves before tie close Of the campaign
:. Loaded matter" i favorite with all q
them, and whether in the composing stick or
masket It will be prope'ly {" adjusted
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23
Miners Guards

The following names comprise the Miners
Guards as now constituted. They wait the
orders Of tie Governor, ana viii be IF at a
moments warning ninety eighty new names
are on the list. Mr. Thomns Presley, a
First Lieutenant, has ;hc command At pres
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23
foaAEY Oh oIaIL VAR.
N sSAEx.-ns AM

f~+.-A q any a =
-, O"ii NIthtstt a. effort 10 l1r-.-,.rlt. Il
-. ne part q l'- real friend. II u, ,.Iv
-, aPPeais u men al nt position have
"a vain, though answered q. v.a sill
pe'NetN.' 2, tie las appeal ii Judge i}sac.a-
.,,,T.. - ne showed tLssl the Ise1lb..es..s I'D
ST. go c"iteteed everything that the
'1'h had any right 10 demand 1t a. hot
o''is tit'it ti.ese s.p{eals have. been ssia a.
@'s'iessei y the Soltl.eru col.srsrator~. bui
''.e iiet mat meg have beet made t4s Given
0,'af"se 10 these csi4@pira-o!S ~ 10. sTiI.e
5aiohg ali oiIers ~ conc. laf4o.. a- evidence.
:. ~ nave during slcA tsi-u..i.l III 5,.s
'li'e''t'"iis 81 the Administrator ans! I..e
rec States, been lrc-a..,,... +t.,..-. ..-.,..-
.''9 - ue7 f"y tie Uuieu, .nd 10 ?, iu nan
'.i'' thousands Of uien. While D5u-ia,
- testihes 10 the fact .hat there i ID
I'"e'isat c"Gse Tor secessioa-that everything
i l'9 orth ueHtfu,lesi by lhe So.ia has
pcch Yielded ~ thr IapIrl,lfea,s and -.r.r,-,-
We'd b. Repablles4i. pre.-I.l..I,f- iy...l.,,-.,i
poIder ots.te iei,ler y ID, t.fnfa--ts ii Favor
..c At"i F'jects the c5ttI~t III tl.t. fattri,l-
~ 'oeail % from Illinois sneer, at the whole
some legislation OF the last Congress. insists
upon misc"tistruiHg President LlHcaln's IA
IuSurii and demands new guarantees II Ee
anu hS D4atnton c3uieti-r1tes aIt5 10 rtt.!rfi TO
or 10 remain IL the Union And what sa.-
zee Dialthioi4Isis st the Cotton IS. ate~y While.
hehouhctHg Lincoln and Das5.i... II fl.r -qtt...
ofea. h-c4;aesiag tle.u together ~ alike d!--
'sal' HeAche'nus aiid hos IIe-,Lpy refuse ID
accept tire nltImaLutu Of their .,7-r, yytIfirtr
candidate for President last year. ,.nd de.!sr.
Themselves forever out Of NJ. T., 81. !. A !.
"ili never cune back 10 tHt. mon, .,vs
HoweIi Goth. = The idea OF a recat,-rt:ttii,.I
- uhF9saiole- SAYS Day j.. We ear. have ,it.
e'ineetion VIII The free States SINS ~I5delI.
and thIs chorus Of contempt fol the North at..t
me Northwest - tIttiuglv followed ~ tte
Charleston Uercurg winch NOT only rt.-,,,,fl-
axes The Tree States as So many nests Of fnrs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23

MtxEGs' GUAGDs,-This company ans
wered promptly the call Of the Coy
ernor for volunteers in response to the
Presidents Proclamation, tenierins their
services in defense Of the country against
the ruthless hands of rebels and traitors.
Their ranks are now well filed. and
thev hold themselves Subject 70 further or
ders. at q moments warning
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23
NEWS FROM ALI. QUARTERS.

- ' - 49,
a. III, prFe 5, ll''s Deen mace. -.
ne "a 81 'ili''ii9 Ne'e s1' p''7e1 '1'' '-e
hsne Va = 9ol
A's' ',s NJ S-'l ' - 9''o- ." - :, 'I''t'
Wa sen - - "a .
whitF Ha7 - o'eI " s-s'.l0 y 7l.',ioe t''
Ha'1es, i.e - '-e' - 80 -
ne h'.d Jo7t ol7i ''.y 81 80 nag my 5Hf
.,l..I ~ -, -, III IL H..
-. H. .,--.-,I- 80 -
a a '''e' -. - 80 ~ -
the 81 o'17- Ah"eIs'lh lDeA "A.le" nc nag
80 and -tin-,f+t .Is, tie .,,rre5rr h. mn
coo5Itiog.,I for tb.. present .abiect 10 lie
term, Of teau-essrf Anderson was allowed
IN remain in a.tal ,,.tsassi1 for the. present
~ - -
'...' go
u,.fl - - ~. -
.els now off the lar or
FIx. If Anda--ao'. .tar were wounded
eus Of them n T., s-....,..-,..l ...,r;aIlv.
After the .urret,ie-. "a boat with ten men
vas sent from a .l.ir-,,f-yysr outside 10 Nor
- Tslaod rne,s,-.f5-r- ,,ar,,is.l.r for q vessel
/ - .,-sr. ami 49,. off Ma A.3a-.on's cam
ma3d
II i report,d that Na;or Anderson sur
rendered because tie Quarters and barracks
/ were DESTROYED bv fire. and lie had no hopes
( Of reinforcement The fleet lay bv b hours
and could nor or would not helG him. his men
we're exhausted by over exertion
! Tie explosions lea. 4 NJ Sumter were caus-
( ed BY shells irnltinr.
/ The barracks caught fi-e three times from
hot Shot fired from Moultrie. Every thing
| IS in ruins but tie cs.sema,e MANY guns
were dismantlel. The walls look like honey
I comb
! Fort Noul-ria vas badly darnq,ed. The
/ houses on the Island are fidiled
! A boat sent from the fort tonight officially
/ notified the fleet that Sumter had .cuder-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-23
Book Notices

LIFE AND hEATu oT THE OcaAN; Bciu :
a collection Of extraordinary adventures.
in the form Of apersonal narrative, DC;
~ Henry Howe.
This is a book OF 624 pages. neatly
printed, and beautifully illustrated. It
gives ieats rotating 10 life on board of
Merchant vessels and ships Of War, com
bined with thrilling rotations exposure and
suffering by war. fire. flmine and ship
wreck among sava9es. slayc-traders and
pirates. It is one Of the most interesting
works by the popular author.
Nh. G. SCHUYLER is the agent for this Co.
and as thework is notoaerel in any book
store.thosewho desire a copy viii lowell to
secure it of the agent. Fl7-tf