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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
PauIding. Miss.

The undersigned have associated themselves foi
the purpose o. carrying on che above luness li
paulding, and are PREPARED 70 10 work IN the Car
iage. Wagon, and Wheel light line generally IN a
lbs branches
Orders Tor work, suchas the making of Carriages
Bugdes and Wagons, orreparng tho same, WIZ re
Ceiye prompt aitent on.
DER extensive Blacksmith shop enables rs 10 do
an kinds Of Farm wook-ineudng Horse shoeing
In the best manner.
Cur erms are cash, unless otherwise agreed B..
special contract
Our facilities for doing all kinds Of work N our
line. are unequaledin this portonoi the state anH
we respec,tully solicit share Of the pnple l1.To
mage. TAYLOR GOONh ~ W.
Jan 30. 1861 lG-ly
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CONVENIENCE TO rRaV,EEERs.
New Livery Stable at Desoto.

new AAbefy StaDAe az DeS0tO.
- THE undersigned has opened a new
la Livery Stable at DeSotO on the Mobile
PeA~~9 g9r& and Ohio Railroad and will be found
ySsA well prepared at all times to take care
~ ~ ofHorsos.
eNSAGasS.As He will also keep for hire fine lot
of Horses and Buggies.
During Circuit Courts Hack VIII be run from Desc.
to to Quitnmn; T. j. COLLINS.
DeSofo March s, 1861. 2l.tf
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LIVERY STABLE,

j. 81 c. w. TUT CHI N s.
HAZLEHURsT, MISS,
'NHIS establishment is commodious and well at
tended. Horses at this Stable are CAREFUL looked
to by a good oster who is ready at all hours to At
tend to calls The greatest care will be taken to ner
it public patronage.
1ERMs-cash on demand or if payment should be
delayed TO one month or longer ten per cent IRON
late will be added j. 4 &. W. HUTCHlNS
Feb ~ 1850 2l-tf
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UNIVERSITY or MISSISSIPPI


FREDERICK A. p BARNARD, LII. d.
CHANCELLOR
WILLIAM +. sTEARNS, III. D., and
HON. JAMES +. TRIO ITER,
Professors OF Governmental Science and Law.
FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD,
Professor of Physics Astronomy and Civil En-
gncerng, and EVIDENCES Of Christianity.
EDWARD G. BOHNION, NJ A.,
Professor Of Chemistry Minealogy and Geol-
HENRY WHITEHORNE, MA,
Professor Of Greek and Ancient Literature.
JORDAN NJ. PHlPPS, NJ. A.
Professor of Pure Mathematics
WILLIAM y. MOORE, NJ. A.,
Professor Of English Literature
HON. LUClUS q. G. LAMAR,
Professor of Ethics, Metaphysics and ConAitu
tional Law.
ALEXANDER j. QUINCHE, M. A..
Professor Of Latin and Modern Languages.
BURTON A. HARRISON, b. A.,
Assistant to the Professor ofPhysics.
NHE thirteenth Annual Session Of this institution
1 will open ON the 18th day of September, 1860, nm
Ter the he direction Of the able and experienced
Faculty named above.
The University offers advantages 10 young meI
seeking thorough education unsurpassed anywhere
% The United States and unequaed in the South
It's apparatus and arrangement for the illustration
,f Physical Science and Chemistry are entirely unrj
vailed liz Mnerai0gy it possesses a cabinet of Sc
iact -peemens, choice and valuable.
The President and Professors need no commcndl
ton from the Board Of Trustees most of them heinl
vel and iayorqbly known to the public, as expert
'noed ANA able instructors.
The location Of the University is in the highest de
lree healthiul--uo epidemic sickness has ever Oc
cured there or in Oxford
The government dl the University is mild but ell
Gent, Every effort is made to cultivate manly tone
IF feeling among the students, and an elevated stand
iald OF morality; il is moreover surrounded by
population whose practical regard for religion any
nolahty is well known and Is not surpassed am
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T0R SORE EYES, ULCERS AND HUN0Rs.


Before the introduction Of Railways Bcuoyaung
Rosolgent on tine coast o South America the streets
li CaIHO. Valparaiso, Buon0- Ayre- Rio and other
populous ciies, were thronged with poor and de-
lrIp.d worn ont IcmuaHuO humanity covered from
B,a d 90 foot alh rFhtu sores md ulcers dl-oharg
ug filthy uuu corrupt humors me use OF EadNoys
Ranoydlug Ee-uNeut has purhed, cleaured Huu
healed inc sck in every case. Nomore crippled and
disabled lepsr. no more foul and s0re-caten hodle.
ore 90 De -een no the public streets; for no
RldWay's keuIYltag Rcso!yent aided n the more
severe cases by the Ready Hehei and Regulating
Pills. the most repul-ye icpcr covered with running
| sores and ulcers becomes sound clean and healthy
Roadway Remedies are sold by Druggists Merchants
and -torekeepers everywhere.
Price Of Railways Ready Relief. % cents, 80 cents
| ana 81 per bottle. Railways Regulating Pills ?.
cents per box coated with gum * Pills % each box
Railways Renovaung Resoyenl' 81 per bottle.
Principal Agents, JOHN WRIGHT, & co.,
Chartros street, MO-.
GlDWlY 4 Co., % JOhn-StFGct, NCw-YOrk
n. MoKINsTRv & co. Agents, PauId-
Ing, Mississippi,
BLAIR g. bro, Columbus,
bUCkN GR d CRUMP, Vicksburg,
General Wholesale Agents for the State Of DIissis.
5ppi vino will supply the trade at the same prices
charged by Railway Coin New-York city.
Jan 10, 1901. l4-6m
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MILITARY ACADEMY,
HILLSBORO, N. G.

HHlS Institution, of strictly military and scientific
1 character is under the conduct OF Co.. G. {
TEW, late superintendent Of the State Military Acad
envy at Columbia, S. G.
The Academic year begins February 6th TIL,
charge is S3lb per annum for all expenses including
clothing.
80 Circulars forwarded on application
July 25th 1850 n1v
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Hon. J. j. Middleton Of South Carolina.
Gen Jose Nlamill of the Army Of Ecuador, S. A.
Dr. Frederick B. Page, of Mississippi.
Col +. Money, Of
Hon. John A. Quitman, Of
X, sutherland Burke. Esq, Of
Messrs. Blackwell Floyd Merchants, Mississippi
DR. Jos W. stewart Livingston, La
Wiley NJ Squires' ESQ., Harri-onburgh, La.
Isaac HudIeston, ESQ. Huddeston, La.
Col john R. Stanford, Clarksylle, Ca
Col WIN klgo DHhlonega Ga.
Isaac Pitts, Esq, Dnyton, Ga.
DR., 5. Lorlng Lafayette, Va.
DR. Jnu. Fmk, N. @,
Dr s Il. Laumer Mount Vernon, Ga.
Dr. s D. Hopkins, fmoastle, Va
Gen Shields q. s. A.
Col Lyons, Sth Reg N. Y s. NJ.
DIR. II. W Earle, Abboye, S G.
s. j. Ashton, ESQ, Jacksonville Fla.
Col D. Richardson, Galveston, roxas.
Lieut.. GOV. Dickson, Texas.
and thousands Of other distinguished gentlemen
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REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PRESS.
special Correspondents Of
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The New York Herald
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Roadway Reuovltns Resolvent,
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,
HEADACHE CURE.
Railways Ready Relief.
THE MINTTE MEDICINE

instantaneous ease Is given by Railways Ready
Relief 10 all cases Of acute pam Maternal or external
maiism neuralgia touthache, burnr, scaldf, cuts and
bruises. when applied uutwsrdly. Torture, that II
continued would cause death Is arrested by single
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ing time for the action Of the other remedies Az
complaints causedby unhealthy air. such as small
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Teaction'immedlaely relieving spasms, commissions
Mysteries n For the deblinted II is the best pos
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form HaVeit on hand always, for itmay be required
at any moment, and no drug will supply It's plaee
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a. s,io s.luas aalvfsfsasiiis s...ss.s'i n ana a.
ing 10 purchase Furniture, ere lhYl'eu W '''i ''
anime the same. u1v
Mobile, Dec, %, 1890.
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~. j. hUhhtNuS,
Corner Broad ST., and spring Hin Road,
Mobile, Sept u, 1907 "ly
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WIN Sydney MYERS, ESQ, H,vArl, ora.


HAVANA, CuBA Jan. 2 1855
Messrs. RAILWAY Co.. Gentlemen II have been a
sufferer from Acate Chro,dc Rucuaat,sla for nc aJ
toea@ Years Qt ny tJs; mySutitrugs during that pc
roo neither tongue nor pen can express, / have
spent little fortune on Doctor bills without deri.
wing any suastantta benefit. Recently had one OF
my frequent periodical attacks. was very in for
week and had not slept an hour at any one time A
spanish itlend 70 whom related my suffering, told
me he had aremedy which would give me rehcf aud
ne klhI presented me with bottle of 'R4DwAYs
READY R@IsFr Although skepiical of DERIVING an,
ADVANTAGE rom it' use that night applied il fecIj
on going to bed, and to my great am2ement toll ne.
nssFeo ana @apt S9tdy The next night again M
Pled the Ready Relief and aa0ke m he loytigJ f,,e
from pam herring oaig used about qifths bottle.
Heartily do return you Ay humble acknowledge.
inents Ter your invaluable medicine. winch NAV Won
pe called a blessing to man. TbanEing
the honor TO subscribe myself
lors, Respectfully
W. SYDNEY MYERS.
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Great Cures Of Fever and Aqua.
Typhoid Fever,
Bilious Fever.
Scarlet Fever,
Yellow Fever,
Small Fox
Measles, Group,
Sore Throat Asthma
And Bad Cough
Nhooplng Coughs, Influenza,
DlalrhWaCholera Morbus,
Fits,
pysentory,
Rheumatism, Rheumatism,
Gout Gout
Lamhago Lambaro,
All Pains An Aches,
And inhrmaucs
CURED CURED CUREDl
ny RAILWAYS READY RELIEF and RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS.
ALSO CERTAIN OTHER GREAT CURES ARE
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salt Rheum letters, pmples. Blatches Tmors.
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Nodes Er, spelas, Sore heads, Sore Eyes, sore
Mouths Cankers. Cancers. severe Chrome Com.
plants Govt Rheumatism Dyspopsia Dropsy.
Bronchital Ulcers in the throat Lungs, &c.
UNHEALTHY CITIES, sIcKLY CLIMATES.
Or. Wambarie, Of Curacao, writes to the speca
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EMLNENr ANp pIsTINeUmHEp
READ THE RECORD.

Statesmen, lawyers CleyRymen, Physicians, Military
and Naval officers Merchants aud others. endorse
the superior efficacy Of DR.. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
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''' ''''''''' Nm S. H0sKINs.
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IS NUMBERs---1a DRAWN BALLOT

my Sl,00 Ticket with drawn number on it
Stationed to come out at any particular
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station in the drawing ,....................,. GO
Tickets from $lOO to any price, at the above rates per
Dollar.
-O
REMEMBER III two or more selected numbers are
AIKEN, and all of those numbers so selected are not
rawn among the twelve drawn numbers, the ticket
blank
Hg-By this Scheme purchasers can select THEN
'En Numbers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

Justice. t b"#- tt--
In q late prolonged visit to Dubuque,
was our fortune to be associated in publ y
duties with N. G. WILLIAMS, Major Of tho
LIST Regiment Of Iowa Militia. We say
First Regiment in its peace sense-prior to
this rebellion, lows had but one Regiment
Of men that drilled, uniformed and in ali
other respects represented tie military spir:
It Of the State. OF this Regiment I. F.
Bates was Col. and N. G. Williams Mai,
The officers were commissioned by the
Governor, held themselves ready to march
at his order, "spent money like watcr," and
took all the other responsibilities devolving
upon gentlemen who were patriotic enough
to keep up the esprit da eorps, Of Hawk.
eyedom. BATES has very properly beer
elected Colonel Of the First WAR Regiment;
it is but justice that M.jor WILLIAMS should
also have position. He is West pointsr1
a stern ,discip!inarian, a gentleman he las
n hard head and noble heart the Rcei.
mcnt that selects him for commander, win
never be ashamed Of him either in battles
wild conmotioh," or by the bedside Of tho
suffering soldier. We hope to hear that
the officers Of the Third, many Of whom are
personally known, will set aside the claims
Of politicians and other money loving as
pirants, and elect Major WILLIAMS to be-
their Colonel. His military education will
be Of great value to you as officers, his
character as man, will DO crsd;tabis IN
vOtlr Rerimenf
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The Rnilroad.

nc k40hlTONO.
There really appears to be sight now for
a Railroad from McGrcgor, westward. The
people in the interior, seeing the usclessncss
Of depending on this point for stock sub.
scriptions to an enterprise that cannot re
suit in profit to the town, have pitched into
the work themselves and by arrangements
made with transportation companies cast of
us and liberal pledges Of their lands, they
have succeeded in starting the work again.
Engineer Brant Is in the field with corps
of assistants and in short time we may
expect to hear some account Of. the carts
and shanties on the line hence to New Ore
gon. Monona has show to be point :;
this wont tickle Egbert, and Bars, and Ma.
son, and Scott, and Emery much, Wilt!
We had a call from w. fIungcrford Esq,
Of Waukon. lie also gave us some r. Il.
news. 1t seems an arrangement is about
being consumated between the Directors OF
the Pr. du Chen and Austin Railway, and
some eastern gentlemen, by which survey
Of that line will be completed this summer,
and perhaps work may be begun on it by
Autumn. The line follows Paint Creek to
Waukon, thence to Frankvill., Calmar and
Howard Centre to Austin, MINI.
These enterprises are quite extensive for
such depressed times as we have now, bat
the country demands them and sooner or
later they must go on.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

MusIc. When at Chicago last week We
were SO fortunate as to make the acquaint.
ance OLA. J. Higgins and HIM. Higgins,
both dealers in Music and Musical lnstru.
ments. They arc brothers and business
rivals. Both Of them presented us with
lately -got-up patriotic songs and both
favored us with sample of their style OF
singing. IL only one of the brothers had
been good to us we could set him up ex-
tcnsivcly bat being under equal obligations
to both for courtesies we can only say that
either of them will do to buy music Of and
they both have fine stocks Of the latest
pieces before the public.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

EMIcRAnoN.-Thc emigrants are coming
into North Iowa at this point in crowds
There is scarcely an arrival of Captain
Sherwin's steamer without more or less
teams, men, women, girls, boys, babies and
cattle. North Iowa land is cheap and this
is the spot to come to at present You are
out Of all danger from the war, the land is
rich and the crops Of this year will almost
pay for the farm on which you locate
Don't stay in the old worn out east where
a poor man is not allowed to call his soul
his own. In Iowa, Wisconsin or Minncso-
tn, you can earn enough in five years to
buy an eastern township, at its real calue !!
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DESPERATE AND DEsPisABLE.-Thc New
Orleans Pic4yane, if we are to judge from
the tone Of the paper, hasa very bad list
Of subscribers, if they can be gulled by
such chaff as this, which is seriously pre-
scented by that sheet as facts;
'All the Massachusetts, troops in Wash.
ington are negroes. with the exception Of
two or three drummer boys. General But
Ter, in command, is q native of Liberia ~
Our readers may recollect Old Ben, the
barber, who kept shop in Poydras street,
and cmigrated to Liberia with small COM
petencc. General Butler is his son."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

LADIES can, we know, sometimes 20 to
very great lengths in dress; but the gown
has lately got to such pitch, and so much
latitude is taken in the way Of longitude.
that there is no knowing where it will end.
We have fou"d, occasionally, very great in.
convenience in our walks, by following, as
excursionists, such a train as that which
female fashion seems to entail on .ll its vo.
taries. It says as little for the ANGLES rs it
does for the understandings Of the fair sex
Of the present day, that they are compelled
to hide their feet by at least one yard Il
superfluous drapcly. In addition to the
untidy and unsightly character of the pro-
cs.ding. the dust raised is so great nui.
sancc, that every lady appearing in the cos.
tune of the period ought to be compelled
to have page in attendance, with water
ing pot, wherever shs socs.--Dubuqus Daily
Times.
We have not observed anything of the
kind here though we confess to considerable
interest in the manner of dress which "the
last best gift OF God to men" adopts. We
hope the McGrcgor ladies will not follow
tho street sweeping stvle.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

tbs LEGIsLATyRE.--We have nothing
very interesting from the Capital The
Militia Bill has passed. We see "Uncle
Dave" Hammer takes hand in tie discus
sion Of most subjects. All partyism is ig-
nored. PEET Of the House also does some
good talking The session will be short.
An appropriation of about one million dol
lars will be made for war purposes. Noble
Of Fayettc, is on the Military Committee;
Merrill of McGregor, on Ways and Means,
and Peet on Federal Relations. Sabin is
Chairman Of Public Lands Committee and
Paulk Chairman Of State Library.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

From r. r. 4b5B
J. Conant, Of Box Elder Station, Thirty
miles cast Of DenverD writes us May 18th.
He says lover 500 wagons, three persons to
each, have passed his place in the last five
weeks-a great proportion are families. I.
W. Hibbard and family passed on the 9th
in good health. There arc Is lodges Of
Cheyennes cncamped near Box Elder, and
they beg on's life out. The iUtes killed
two Cheyennes few days before in the
mountains, and the Cheyennes and Arapa-
hoes were intending to make war on the
Utes." Conant hopes all of the belliger-
ents will be killed. The Cheynnes had sto.
len horse and three head of cattle, OF Con
ant. Saw McCraney in Denver. DR.. Field
is doing well. Jesse Lampson is doing bu
siness alone in ''swect shop" Gov. Gil
pin is expected by every coach.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
In PROBATE Clayton County Comrt-M
the matter Of the Estats Of Theodore War.
ner. licensed: .s
NJ Office II hereby given, that by virtue and In
~ pursuance Of an order ~ License mate in said
matter, ." the 9Th day at February. ls6o, by the
County Judge of said county, the undersssncd Exe.
enfor OF ths last will AMI tet ~ said deceased
~'l on the 2O'h day Of June. 1861 O'CLOCK in the
forenoon, in front OF tho Branch the state hank or
lows, IN the siiaye Of NrGrexor, oaer for salc at
Public vsnius. tho fal*owinx described Laaas t..
wk The west half OF northwe uarter. ssetf n No
1te and the northeast quarter 81 quarter
section No six all In township 05, north or range Ne
west Of the 5th ?. N.
The terms Of sale will he made known at the tins
ami place Of sale. ALONZO PELTON Exeutor
May %. lSSlw3
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Iowa militia.
Charley Aldrich, Clerk of the II. Of R.,
at Des Moines, favors us with copy Of the
proposed Militia law of the State; it has
probably passed before this time. It pro.
vides that: The assessor shall list all per-
sons li,blc to military duty. The clerk OF
Court forwards this list to the Adj't. Gene
raj The Adj't. reports annually to the War
Department. The military force shall be
divided into Vol nteers and Rescrres. The
Volunteers will organize into companies OF
not less than 40 men nor more than 100
privatcs-thcy shall be uniformed, shall
elect officers, assemble for drill not less than
5 nor more than 10 times annually, be fur.
nished with arms by the State and be SUBJ
jcct to call at the requisition of the Cover.
nor. The Reserves may muster or not as
they see proper, but they arc subject to
draft. The balance of the bill provides for
rcgimcntal gatherings, appointment Of Field
officers, their pay, duties, &C., &c. If the
bill becomes law it will be amended in
such a way as to render it more definite !;
the papers will then publish it in full.
We are obliged to Mr.. Aldrich for the
copy.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

~The Iowa State Reporter, Cedar
Rapids Times, and many other exchanges
place the Senior of this paper under the
deepest obligations for the kindness with
which they alludo to his late illness at
Dubuque. VIC are AZ well as ever and
hope it will be another 20 gears before the
fatal third stroke of the same disease shall
deprive us Of the companionship cf such
valued friends. Without speaking lightly
Of Death we beg to say the mode Of ex-
dnction which seems to he our cate comes
as near our choice as we could elect. To
be transferred, in an instant, from the read
ing Of A newspaper to unconsciousnesA and
the hereafter" is not all Objectionable.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

NEW ADvERTIsEAEkrs.-W have sever
al Of them. Will our readers look them
up?
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The Flag.
On Thursday next tomorrow the
UNITED STATES FLAG will be raised on the
Public Square at McGregor with appropri.
ate ceremonies. The Staff will be 10 feet
above ground. The Flag was paid for by
one dolLar contributions from the citizens;
it is made Of bunting, cost $4,000 here, is
20 by 80 feet (army regulation) and will
compare favorably with any Banner in the
West.
At 81 o'clock P. NJ. on the Same day tho
Company Flag will be presented to the
Clayton County Volunteers at the Same
placc-if, however, the weather fortids, the
presentation will take place at the Congre-
gational Church at the same time. Miss
FRANCES BoYSroN will deliver the presen.
tation address--Lieut. LEFrIxGwELL, will
on behalf Of the volunteers, respond.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

ETHE McGREocR TIMES is hereafter
to be issued scmi-weckly. That TINES is a
live paper, and it is a little funny to read
it now -a-days, alternating as it does be-
tween Democracy and Republica nism.-
Tenney gets in some very good ticks, but
We rather think 'PAT'' is little ahead, as
usual La Crosse Democrat.
We suggest to the joker Of the Lacrosse
Democrat that his mind is warped; he is q
Democrat or has been, and his sympathes
are with the heretofore Democratic branch
of this institution. We reject the idea
however that the Times "alternates;" but
out of the abundance Of our charity we for.
give you Pom, providing you will come
down here and look ut > practical "Union."