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WANTED.

T OF OR HALF A LOT WANTED
II IN GREENWOOD.
FENCED OR UNFENCED.
DO q Call At 428 Greenwich u, JNO. ENER5O D.
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TAILOBESSES WANTED--25 TAILOR
Il ~ es to finish PantalsOns; also some baisters,
.nd few N learn. Good prizes paid 70 thoss that
ill suit. W~lwOrth st. 4tn house from Flushing
Nv, k,H IIrckyn. I. CLARK. Apply for week,
OF a'l2O
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VHOMAs VEI1CH. AUCTIONEER-OF
L Zee ~ BroAdwAy. Public Administrators sac
fh,raitnro, 81 thing, a., Ola Tuesday, oct SGD, a,
10 A. NJ, 81 b46 Pearl 1t, beong.n g 10 various 90.
.lies. S. +. RI 5SELL Public Administrator
OIL 2is'll5
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AUCTION SALE OF CANA, GLASS
n aud ,srtheswa,c- HENRY q. EVANt will
sell n lo,A 10 sui, dealers on Tlesliy, oct 2gd, NJ
10 o'clock, At 70 Maiden Lane all Kinds white gran.
lite a common ware, china, &c. Bale positive and
n tcreIve. oc2i 2suls
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RARGAINS-BLACK VELVET BONNErs
@neN ayies-st gree, bargains winter bon
net-, hlk bonnets, ohildi ans hats and yevss tur-
uhA evening bonnets, heatre and opera bonns,n,
~ I. BINN's Millinery, bs1 BruaAway, up stairs,
opposite ke,ropohha Ho,si. oola Slao'1sT
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SEWING ES-WANTED-LA-
- DIES learned W op crate on W. n W. sewing ma,
chimes, TO do all kinds of work taught perfect in
al III branct - and particulars for 81. Call Ill W.
JT' 1t, Lear Il ghth ave. o2l 3'l3i
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A PARThENIS TO LBr-FoR $l3 PER
"A month, rooms on 5td hour OF bouas, 20 New
O'nal ~, would bs suitable for one large, or two
small families.
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- & j. BOGART AUC.-TIllS DAY, AT
-. lO% O'Clock, At the auction ropmt, North
william 4 large sss rtmGrt of houssAsd IN rniIurc
-soias, tables, chairs, u uPses, 8 ply aud iogrhn
,4rp.t4, DILL ID. mAt,i x, splen i'd G .iua dinner
,.tis, srge gus chandeliers, oil "Ainting', G gray
,ngs, looking as,e1, burssus, dining I'd sea tables
gaai sBI ds, bedsteads, beds ami bedding, kitchen
fImitLIe; alss hsgntelle tables, &c. 1924
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wi. fee 5J3 Hudson ~, viii s.u this day, at ~,
ueh,tlrss # the ,ot and shoe stors 324 IIuds IA
It ems sting Of couEtsrs. shelving glass cases.
stplo furniture, &c. N. B.-Olt door sale, Of
,ve'y DESCRIPTION. lG5
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A UCTION NOTlCE--B II. SEEIN AZ,
IA will Sol on Tuesdav, o.. 9Sd, at TIE store IL
W. =. a X. MATTHEW'S, 2I3 Pearl .. 1t 10 o'clok
to sui, city aud country dealers; LArge / OF W.
q. common, Rock Cham, yellow and slass v.rr;
ala q lot ~ oil coal lsmpr. o2i 1910
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RONNET0 CHEAP BARGAINB-RON-
- ns'- q the ls.es. styles also ohidrsns has u
AZ SHAPES and styles milllnsrs supplied With RIB
bons, flowers, han,es 80 a. the lowest prices, q,
M. N. BItcs m llinsry, AIS Cana a. Strang srs
Il do well " oil. B,rsv and beaver hats oean Cd.
Oheapo~a risos In ha city. eos 4. scs1a1
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A AUCTION NoTICE-300 CASES BOOTS
n ard sh"es.-To he Nd 1t suction, on MONDAY,
PARSONS & SONS, NJ. 81 Cttland' st, prims
as.ortm' ut II fresh and Boasous goods. uCtg sa'
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TOY STORE, &C., FOR SALE-THE
Il stock anu fixtures of atpy, confectionery, aud
fancy goods store. Inquire at lO2k Ninth Aye.ol5
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DAWNBR0KERB SALE-W g. HlG
L GINS VIII sell This Day, 1OH o'clock, = lar.e IA
sntment Of Unredoemed pledges, viz claus pluu
BIZ IT, sNoes, al swls, dresses. T. beds quilts ban
sc,s. CARPETS, Sc. ny Ter of HENRY OFAR-
RRLL, S6T West Both st, 2 doors OF sth ave- 40
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A UCTION NOTICE-CROCKBRI, GLASS
"A aud Ct ina, hy J. =. II. BARrLBrT, Auct,
Tueday, oct % :, 10 o'clock, - FoArl IT. large
,.sottment 4 all Kinds lie granite AMI CONN. IN
sAir, In ln,S Tor city and ouutry dcl'rr' oqi 2sit
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STORE TOJET-POR A TERM OF YEARS,
- that elegant stnre, No. ~, of james and IA
tav'a sts, or tie whole house II required Inquire
of DAVID WILLIAMS. a. rom 1, in tho ahove
prtxnsts. ol9 3'iai
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SALE - THIS DAY,
sl lnh n,rlotk. at BEI.L d ING RAHAMlS aIr.

> TWT z u HAIANN
ton Oms, 20 New BIweIy, 200 lots fret rata mon,
women AZ 4 Chilirnn'a cl thing, shGwa, msntilaH,
piece goods, remnants, sheets, quilts ant cts bed.
Mr.. COHPN, Licensed PAwnbroker cor Columbia
ard B'o me sts.
PAWNBROKRRS SALES, by BELL Il INiRA-
HAM. '6 New BoWery-Tueaday, valuable sale, by
~ MEPRBACH, SO Graud st. Thursday, or FRI
DEEEERG'S, 800 EVt broadway. MIncAy, 2sth,
0r. M, WOOD, IGl Grand 81 Wednesday, Roth,
OF. seal OsHFIMER, $40 r.ut H0ust "a -. TueI
day, 5th Nov, or. A ADOLPHuS 40 Pearl It. no
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
Loss Of the Steamer Canadian.

81 Joxss, y F., Friday, June Il, 1851
The Montreal Steamship Company'~
scre~-steam> p Canad an. Capt Graham,
which sailed from Quebec on Saturday
morning, lst Of June, for Londonderry and
liverpool, struck IN field of sunken ic4.
eight miles south of Belle Isle, on the itn
Inst, ana sunk in thirty-fve minutes.
Isl persons were saved aid laaded on
Cape Baud, whence they were hcoughs
here this morning by French vessel.
From 90 10 30 lives were lost. i cludin o
6 cabin passengers, but as the ships papers
went down In the sinking ship it is impos-
sIbIe to tell the exact number drowned
A portion OF the mails were saved -
Among those drowned were the mail tfficer
and the second officer of the steamer.
Tne Canadian ruck the ice under her
fore-mast, aud her three compartments were
all broken IN at once, whercupon she filled
rapidly and soon went down. I he ice
field did not attract much art.nt on when
FIRST discovered, ~ it looked small and was
scarcely above water. The steamer was
going a, slow 5! eed at the time She struck.
The Canadian had 10 cabin and : | steer
aye passengers, which, with her crew Of
about 80, made nearly 200 souls on board.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
CAMP RANDALL, MADISON, !
June 18th. 1861. |

MEssRs Bliss & Son Allow me hasti-
Mineral Point, the thanks of the Miners
Guards for the beautiful and particularly,
the useful Havelocks, to the number OF
lol, presented to the company as token
OF remembrance these were peculiarly
valuable and as an article for service
lnestlmable Only yesterday at drill, they
were worn by every member present, and
their protecting qualities proved.
] only express the feelings of the com
pany when | say, that the kindness of the
people at home will ever be remembered
and will be an additional incentive to no
bic eNertion in the cause Of our common
country.
We are grateful, too, as a company. for
,he liberal contribution Of cakes, pies and
sundry good things too numerous to men
ton from our friends, and the kind donors
may rest assured that the fondest recol
icctlons will cluster around their names
as they have proved great relief to the
tedious monOtony of camp
We expect to leave here on Wednes-
lay, but may be detained day or two
onger. We are all anxious to be moving
The boys seem TO be in good spirits
lad will add credit to the name Of Min
| RS Guards when called into action
We are sorry to lose the services of three
of our best n,embcrs, Messrs Peuschel
Jacobs and Gundrum, who have been OF
icred situations in the Regimental Band
at nearly double pay; which, although
disagrecable to us could not be refused
without doing injustice to them
Hoping that we shall always retain {
place in the memory Of the friends a
nome, we shall joyGuIly depart to more
stirring scenes. T. :. ALLEN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

pacific tendencies which cannot without
difficulty be accounted for. unless the
news from the North these last few DAYS
has something to do with it Not a word
now about an instant march on Washing
ton. No more threats TO seize on Fanueil
Hail. The Georgians are by no means
so keen as the Carolinians on their border
hay, they are not SO beligerent to-day
as they were week ago Mr. Jefferson
Davis message is praised for its modcra-
ton, and for other qualities which were
by no means in such favor while the Sum
ter fever was at its height. Men look
grave and talk about the interference
of England and France which cannot
allow this thing to 90 on But the change
whish has come over them is unnistaka-
bic, and the best men begin to look grave.
As for me, | must prepare to open my
lines tor retreat-my communications are
in danger -....---..-.. --..--....-.-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
What IS said of the Wisconsin BOYS al
the East

The special correspondent OF the New
York Tr 6ane writing from Chambe,.burg
on she lSth. says:
The Wisconsin Regiment presents an ap-
pearance highly credliaoly for shat, young
and palalotIC state both Ia The muscle AMI
discipline OF thc men, and their comparative
y perfect equipment The superiority OF
then dress and equipment 20 that of the poor.
deirsnded Penn, ivanta Volunteers. may be
gathered from a lit.Ie coIoquy overheard be-
tween ihs soldiers yesterday. One of ,hem
.xys:
Il say. Gus, did You see them Wisconsin
fellows thls morning, down ai the q pus 2
Yes did amt they fixed up well. sho'.
and xoi good clothes on -
" Fh.ts a fsct they are not like The things
oar fellows have 20 wear, shat am. Ii. for no
decent man =
The Wisconsin boys are armed with .he
Minnie nile, and they are SharpshnutcrS, who
know how to use that etfccsIv- weapon.
Is Is said there are five lawyers three doc
tors. and two preachers ia the ranks The
CLARION voice OF their marshal looking colonel
Sl:Skweather. Ill ring the kneli OF she trait
orr who Get within rifle distance The com
pIctc disc pine of the regiment is erInced by
she fact thai though the camp IL III the suburbs
OF The sovn. NOT Que soldier has been seen ous
OF y. snt All communication outside strictly
prohibited
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
AFFAIR AT GREAT BETHEL
Interesting account by 4 Soldier who was en-
gagged therein
CAMP DIX, FOuTRESS Monroe,
lime IOth T-6l

| have at last something interesting
though not very good news to c0m.uunl-
cate to you. Yesterday morning the camp
was called TO arms by beat OF drum at four
clock, 10 march. where, we knew not. -
We were supported by the 81 cond Third
Fifth and Seventh regiments, but no arIl
lery; Col. Duryee' ZIuaves were sent IN
advance about TWO hours ahead, but the
General VINO had command of our brigade
knew no more about his business than a
enid. and hts lnconpe ency caused Us u
suffer the way We did without gaining one
single POI {; oar TepulSr IS what | would
call palpahc defeat. w marched about
ten miles throu I'll road closed on each
side with thick y set trees, when suddtni,
the enemy'S batteries opened upon u.s.
Good God what fire one lIeutenan,
and the only sergeant, were kiiei at the
first charge. ihey used riff d cannon,
4: q the ba Is came crashing through the
trees, scattering the branches and stump,
among us. Oar men never il nched; they
marched steadily on under a broiling sun
can never forget the sight. 1t was te. rlf
TIC. Here and there we would NEE, som
OF Duryee' men iylng, some dead and some
dying. We passed one leg and one hand
which had been torn 10 pieces by those riff
81 cannon. We marched up lane direct
y oppos It The southern batteries. AMI ther.
shame to our Genera-he exposed us Ia
the most rakIng fire of -hot ard shell for
sone time. We hated immediately in frost
OF picNet fence, which We were or tered
70 tear down. We Old 50, and were then
ordered to charge the battery One sinple
regiment 20 charge twenty ufed cannon in
II,,n and an IN /.
ever ChArg d, there won not be a man left
to tel the tale. We Were then ordee to
lay on DOR faces on the hot sand, and there
for one hour and fprty minutes We were
exposed Ia that awful FIRE. The bal ; sang
Dixie, aud pIowed up the ground in front
and behind Us. The shells tore VI the sand
dni scattered ltin our mems ewes. To have
AIKEN that artery we ought to have had
Two batteries ct il ing arti Iery; but we
aad only one sInglc SIN FOUNDER. served by
etIht regulars al one lieutenant. who, poor
fellow, the last III / That he fired was st uck
by Il cannon ball, which carried away tn
back part ot hts h .ad. scattering his brain,
over our doctors coat, who WAS heIpnr tn
carry Wnunde; man oil the Fl i'd Az
+onn IS he reGula.S slN their lieutenant
killed, they deserted their gun, when one.
Il orr COZ, pan.eS took II hom.. We were.
obliged 10 beat retreat, which We did IN
good order. lraviug ID N torty on the field
~ on: ambn.aucc, with wounded. was 90
t"g down the road, a p.rty OF cava ~ da h
Cd on; It III woods .nd irrd Oh IL. wagon.
which our non rr'urued al. Ing twenty and
taking t'ur"t 'aelu prisoners. ii they II ii
come out Il The b-tt~ry, We would have
been able - have gwen In m ! good rec D
uon; but they knew too much. 1t Is
vnnder we We're not ct - pieces We
could see iheir nayonet> glcauIiu. throuyh
he bushes ~ the sunlight
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
DLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.

L The summer term Of this Institution VIII be-
gin on Wednesday, April -. 1861.
Terms Of Tuition vary from - TO s. per q1art"r.
Incj''-ntal expenses - cents per quarter. Table
board ST. 10 500 per week. L rent in she
AcaoeIAY. = cents per week.
isStHdcnts viii BE- received ~ any time, although
y-rv desirable that they should with tho
case ~ the beginning Of the Term.
Special attention IS given to the Normal Depart
mont
Arrangements have been made Tor classes in French
Ph"no"r sihy, and Vocal and Instrumental Musi~
Catalogues and circular<S sent application
For further application appIp to
IS-tf g EO. NJ. GUERNSEY Pri..c ipnI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
$40 REV AID.

CTRAYED, from the subscriber. Hiring in Lafayette
y county, tom OF FHyctte, three miles Southwest
- the village Of Fayette, two two year old Colts
Mare colt, coIored, BLACK her back
two dark stripes down her shoulders Aac5 mln. ,.u
tail biack fee: md legs, had bell when she left
The other a Bay Colt with star hi> forehead
the end 81 his nose and = iittIe white
hind foot They first missed the y n int.
Tho reward will be pad 81 any returning.
the bovc colts TO me, PETER ETUERIpGE.
FSrette. June 2I-t 1851 2Sw+@.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
LATEST NEWS

r., Ut. LOUIS, June Is.
ne DemocrGt has advic.s from Kansas
tha' portion ct Monsgomery's men. under
oap'. 1enliisoh, mounted with Shar 5 rifles
and Te'osVers'r cached Wvando,te Thursday
from Lawrence unfer orders from Colonel
MtchtiL Montgomery. with several INN
dred mounted men, will a, once take nosi-
lion Oh the Kansas side of tho Nissor,i
liue, ready to me I Gov. Jackson's forces
whenever they make movement, from IN
dependence towards Xmas CIV.
M.litia and Fo.untetr Companies npm-
berIng >eye al thousand. are ready to marcl,
10 the Border as soon a, orders are given.
The Repubticdn learns that on Sunday
morning. there were , 90 Sta e troops az
Bonneville and another thousand a, the op
posite landing.
Artillery has been posted on elevated
ground commanding the river. and sev tTal
pieces mounted on low grou nd opposi e.
q n. Lyons eNped ton met the steamer
Emil I, and obtained all the information
possible, after which they W aid determine
whether 10 proceed direct to Bonneville BIZ
river. or Glsembark at Rpckport. ten miles
below. and attack Jackson rom the rear.
FoRr Monroe, June l..
Three hundred Zouaves. under III. Col.
Warren, accompanied 10y Capt. Smith. To-
aphical Engineers Jeff this morning 10
recnoI, re In the vicinity of b thel and on
the route 10 Yorktown They took with
them artillery aud two days rationS-
The steamer Caiiline was Fl ed al by :.
rebel tug from SewaiI's Point.
Men can be seen to day at work on
Se"aiFs Point-probably erecting water
battery.
The rifled gun on the Rip Raps will bo
brought 10 bear on them.
I he rehels are understood to be concen-
iratinE on James RI, yer Their is every
evidence OF a forward movement
There are flying rumor< tonight Of Il
tIht between one Of the OHIO regiments
and bani of bells hear the London rail-
road which has partially confirmed. An
engagement has no doubt taken place. prob
abiy without serious result The enemy
has been on the bridge two mics from
Seneca Mills, which crosses branch OF
the Potomac River, over which the FEEDER
al forces must march in Advancing across
the river.
ST. LOUIS, June Il.
As company of volunteers We're pass
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
VIEW LIME KILN,
R1US CRCgE' FURNACE /!

fT'FE undersigned Is now pr, o-.-od to sc tte very
L btSt article Of Is MI r. a rea-onsb 'afos.
Snd invites hereby me inhtUtAnts OF this city sud-
town 10 give him 4 call
Those h wing Team may Leave their orders st :,
Rra!in- Room, next the Post once, with Ere.
Moell"r. ~ the Bier Hall.
29w2. 4 MILLER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
FASHIONABLE Z;

BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSINGl
rr'IGE subscriber having recently opened shop in
/ the room adjojnin. the iue-,tl Point Book
Store IL prepared 70 ~ait upon customers any hnt-s
of tho DAY. SHAVING, SHAIPD0EISG HAZE
DRESSING; &c. dpue in the best lnauuor and most
fashionable styles.
tiy strict attention to his business and arden issjr
10 pieas. he hopes to merit and receive share or
patr"nas- If the citiscn- Of Mineral Point.
Gen.ienen, please call and giya him "a ttial.
=. =. TURNER.
Hiner. ;Aont June 81 1851 23-tE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

1T The Charl-to .Hcrt,.ry has n, douh, ;
th;. payIles in thas iart,ur have ia.isy been
afurding information ~ we'll supplies, a.
the Cui,ed State. iic..s now blockaei.lnv ,hs,
po-s Fhoro are som. patriots, i, ap, vnrs
snil lefe IN South CareiIua.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
LEXINGTON. .Lure ID.

Senator Andrew Johu,on. OF Tenn. srri,-
90 here yesterday. eb routc for " ..-hinutor
He rn'sde "a three hours apcrcu las ni..ht 70 \
very Ia-Ze Audience. IA t,srp- OF positive and
usc"nd1ti"nti L t'Ioi. and tlnJcn:ilc,- eli Ire,
te'irra Government. lis ~lId r..,at renn.,,-
So woHId meyer icarc tine Union. Il :vmrd 20
prevent -Gbjiga,Ion HI, rcnI.trll- were lol,.-
u app!Auurl.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

A$N@ Az ~foGr, SEizrp ssoM Thf kErIs
Tn. expedition t.rn AuHlpoII~. rt.,l.r C
.tErL SNtrH. II The New Work Thlittratt
;t.l;lnlvn'. With fr:.r companies # ht> conn
n.;4'.d. ~ entirely >"ccr~>f''l. They c;spius
Va ga Nnud r. III r. .>.uu. Md Que thnu.an.
>arss. q! "iut-. Xix tlc!! pieces. one >l"op an.
= l5F e quantity oi aIIinunItIou the proper
u ~ IAr -L.rt>>lnML-I>.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

Col. hFLfr - co;r,.-p cui of the.
y hecling i"t>! igs'-err n trr,lIorr. under date
2! Jun" l1ti'. >,s- THAI Col. Kelly. who wa,
mot "a ihiiiIppi. y Imir"'eing rapidly. aud
'pcs ~ be -bl. lu .u,uiur coiuinand i.Ai,..
~ k..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

As company of volunteers were pass
ing up Pi' e Street, this morning, they were
assnil by party OF rowdirs al front OF
an Engine house. The troops fred into
the crowd, killing five or SIN and woundin9
several others. he house was rl2cled
with Minnie balls.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
Russells Letter to the London Times.
Written April 3Oth, 1851.

/ Nothing | could say can be worth one
iact which has forced itself upon my mind
IN reference to the sentiments which pre-
van among the gentlemen of this State.
| nave been among them for several DAYS.
nave visited their plantations. | have
conVersed with them freely and fully. and
nave enjoyed that frank, courteous and
graceful intercourse which constitutes an
irresistible charm of their society From
all quarters, have come to my ears the
echoes OF the same voice; 1t may be feign-
Ell but there Is no discord in the note. and
It sounds IN wonderful strength and mo-
notony all over the country.
Shades of George Ill, of Johnson. of
/ North Of all who contended against the
great rebellion which tore these colonies
from England, can YOU hear the chorus
which rings through the State of NJ ,rion
sampler and Pincknev, and not elan your
ghostly hands in triumph? That voice
says, If we could only get one of the
royal race of England to rule over as. we
should be content Let there be no mis-
conception on this point That sentiment
varied IN hundred ways, has been re.
peated to me over and over again. There
Is a. general admission that the means TO
secure such an end are wanting. and that
the desire cannot be eratifed But the
admiration for monarchial institutions on
the English model, for privileged classes,
and Tor a landed aristocracv and gentry.
IS undlsguised and apparently genuine
With the pride of having achieved their
lindepe2denc; is mingled in the South Car
tollnIan's heart a strange regret at the re-
suit and consequence, and many are they
who would 20 back tomorrow if We
could. An intense affection for the British
connection, q love Of British customs. a
respect for British sentiment, law. author
'ty, order, civilization, and literature. pre-
emlnently distinguish the inhabitants Of
tins State. who, glorying in their descent
from ancient families on the three islands.
whose fortunes they still follow. and with
who's" members they maintain not unfre-
quent familiar relations, regard with an
aversion Of which it is impossible to Give
an idea to one who has not seen its mani
feStatlons, the people Of New England
and the populations Of the Northern States.
whom they regard as tainted beyond cure
ny the venom of = Puritanism." What.
ever may be the cause. this is the fact and
the effect
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25

". II. Russell, Of the I-'n,on Times. .r-
rived thus evening. Hc>sy- pD-l,iar uf south :
EN- hffIr- bu. 'nPitln- t'it. hI- cnrrr-pnn :
dcncc b;'- been Ea'npcrcd with IN southern
Post Offices. SOM OF his letter. having boce
delayed and al cred. and sote uot sens ~ =. :
y" news from The South to-day. All quIr.
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TYrHH SuNa~rib"r AGENT for Cas- e, Iolratra
l. rIr"~hiue daclin". mtnaf.ctured ~ Racine
Wisconsin prepared to take orders aud suppl, Mn
chime -S.ct notice. These Machines ,uIyllrt
~lth lie ilprnY.ti
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1 TTDCNEY At LAW. an Solicitorin Cbap.~rv
n si.sr>i point. ONCE in the Court H"u,e. 81
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Z d. Burke. 4 rahli ,rc..s-I,ul,s :. ~ hung,
to-d,y az one o'clock. b. il, cttizru. Of thu
Cuurt ii"ti-c.
lie was char.ed with causing thc destrucs-
W. fires al t1r an lat By the ;l--l--auee uf
i ChIc,." Deceive, hI- Gntif vas fai.y c~rab-
IIotcd. IL vs. Also proven iiaI iie had I,l-ti-
nc,! she burning OF all ,he bu.inc., part o;
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SWEEP STAKES SEPARATOR

.>i1 ~ ~ VII" h,-e tAenI be superior -
other ia use.
rarme-. arc inritcd - call At ury shop, the
Depot IN. examine there Machines.
WILLIAM EANYpE Sen. 4.sut.
Mineral Point: May Is, 1881. @o,