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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
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nx c y RenAcE. DEAR SIR:-I have test
ed the virtue of yo,.r medicines in NV family,
aud sise ia the use Of il myself. aid IN any to
wh, n have sold your medicines are read7 10
scstifs u their virtue. | have recourse q no
Other Fills but YOURS for myself aud family
when medicine is needed. and fad they vii
DO all vow ~ they will. and can therefore rec
"fnmeHd them G. SAY customers and fri nd
with clear conscience. Your Purifier has
eemoplrtiy cared me Of Lives Complaint and
weakness in the back
see that the Ohio folks are s,rain;nc every
nerve Tor the Cnion--wc mean % do our ,iutv
Up here. can tell ron.
Years Truly WH. GCNDRY.
See advertisement in another column.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

FURLoJGu a number of the BOYS of
the llth are now Mt home on furlough,
I'll looking we'll aid in fine spirits.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
Attention Squad.

The Mineral Point members of III,
Iowa County Guards, Will meet at tn,
City Hall on Tuesday and Friday evenin:
Of each week at o'clock, for drill
Punctuality is expected
By Order
9 Erya Ca,t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
DENTAL NOTICE,

nr. VI. WELn would respectfully announce 10 the
citizens Of Mineral Point and surrounding country
that he may again be found his old Office in CGads
Block. on High Street ere he is prepared attend
- calls IN the line Of his profession with prompt
ness, and in a manner satifacIo all All who de-
sire work OF any kud upon the TEETH are invited to
cal.
Aug 18th 1863.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
Cavalry Men w anted

Capt Technor, Of NcGre-or Iowa, i getting MP
cavalry Company TO be attached TO new Regiment
now forming m that place. Enlisted men in this ON
nany ar not required leave home until the ist Of
Sepfefa9sr ANY desiring - become 2 member Of
this Company rplv l.. B. SINONS, IN the Town
of Naldxick. Iowa County
July 1th 1858 a-Sr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
LOOK OUT FOR THE DRAFTS

Iwant coed men to ell my Company q the maxi
mum number, one bundled and one. cas- assure re-
eruits 80 advance bounty, Immediately after being
mustered In.
Ny Company Is retained in the State for State ser
vice and will probably remain during this ye., And
likely during our term Of service.
We are stationed at Camp Randall. (which since the
new hospital and barracks have been buiItl is the
In the Northwest
Application must be made ediat ely q, Camp
Randall, Madison.
L. :. BURTON. Capt.
262m Com'dg Co. ''B, >" 30th Regt Wis Vois
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
s-Smau Pox has already sacrifice

som, sc our best and oraSest troops. Sol
diers, listen 10 the voice of reason, supply
yourselves vita Folio,eoys Pills d Oint
~ent The Pills purify the blood and
strengthen the stomach, willie the oint-
ment removes all pain, and prevents pit
marks Only p coU.- per boz or pot.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
MASON Il HAMLIN.
c A B IN L 7 ORGANS.
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.
Patented Oct. Fl, 1862.

Patented Oct. Fl 1862
n. b. HdriHq recently introduced ,n,os,o,,. .-.,
i'm portdst SEa proreDseats in our UV1S s~t
ace hare secured Jor them by copvyi0bt ~ s 1H's,
mark - Cdt9net organ tchi,.h ,riIi 49,: "uoe
them from those or other makers and rySss
purchasers from i1aitdfions f"o'scs
NJ ASoN HAMLINS CABINET ORGANS
Nl nounced superior 10 Melodeons and AN ,;, ~
instruments, by those best qualified to Judge ana -
The only ones which have been awarded Cor M
MEDAL IN this country. See written testimony from
the following most eminent 0rganists Of New Yoyt
Boston, &C, IN which they p, oDounced The ee,t
OF Their class OF which have any knowledge" Zpx
DEL, organist OF Henry Ward Beechers Church FI.xr
OF Madison Square Church MosKNrHAL of Calyary
Church; Wells, of Christ Church. MAcsArH OF Nv
Pise's Church; Sairz. Of the immaculate Conceptiop
Church; HAGEN, Editor -NusicYy R<gie,c OF Me-
York ;-TCCKERNaS, of ST. PauIs Church VII 70. ~
immaculate Conception Church. R.uuR.cu AZ a..
Church of the Unity LANG, of Old South hurch Of
Boston ;-BEALE, of ST J6seph's Church THoxI. Of
the Church of the Holy lnnocenis; M.RsE of 81 Pe
tiers Church. of Albany, and many other,
The Manufacturers are in possession Of
to similar effect from THALBERG, MORGAN l. M.so.
ZERRHAS, BRApDURT WEBB, Roor. HAsTrsG. wv N. :
SON, SArrER, WoLLENBAUPT, GKLHAAR kl.r.r.
WoLFsHoNs &c, &c.
PRICES.
CABINET 0R6 ANS Single and Double Reec s,0 Ia ,.o
do with g. and IL stops pedal bass SC 2sS 10 xso
MELopEoNs, Nine varieties. ........ $50 To eas
sFs- Descriptive Circulars by mail
Warerooms in Boston Pa WASHINGTON ST
WarerooIns in Chicago: % CLARK STREET
Address MASON HAMLIN, Boston :" or ROOT
CADf, chicago III 26-Sm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
PASSIONATE. r.

FASHIONABLE
BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING
INHE Subscriber having recently opened shop in the
adjoining the Post Office, is prepared wait
upon customers a any hour Of the day. SHAVING,
CdAMPOOING. HAIR DRESSING. &c, done in the
b and most fashionable styles.
BY strict ntion his business and ardent desire
please Opes merit and receive share of the pat
rom Of the citizens Of Mineral Point
Mineral Point, June 3rd, lo6l.-tf VI, P TURNER.
FASHIONABLE BARBER.
~ GORGE APPEL having fitted up his Shop in the
most approved style, is prepared to shave, Dress
Hair. shampoo etc. all who may favor him with call
He will also attend to Beedir ., Cupping and Leecn.n3
short notice and in the best of the science
TIE perfect satisfaction warranted in all 49,
NEW ANBROTYPE GALLERY.
WE Propretors of the NJ Ambrotype Gallery are
L ready to take
L X F. y f S S F. S
all the latest aud Improved styles having the al
tage Of northern light and first class Camera,
THEY WARRANT THEIR WORK
share of the public patronage is respectfully solic
tied.
Rooms Cour- House Square.
KENDALL 4 BROS.
October -, 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
j. Il. AI)FFETT. VI. d..

3NESERAL Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries Provis
NJ ons, Hardware, SC, Yellow Stone Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
arrr advertisements.

Leave your orders with Leuahan Bro. or Nicho' as
Timby, at dgneral Point.
F. WHITE, WA. MCGREEVY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
Weakness or Debility Induced by over +
tigue
For Wounds either occa stoned by the Bayoner
sabre or the Bullet, sores or Bruises

To which every Soldier and Sailor liable, there
are no medicines safe, and convenient HoI-
loway's Pills and Ointment. The poor wounded and
almost dying sufferer might have his wounds dressed
Immediately If he would only provide himself with this
matches Ointment which should be thrust in wound
and sneared all around it, then covered with piece of
linen from his knapsack and compressed with hand
kerchleL Taking night and morning or Pills
the sysem ami prevent inflammation.
livery Soldiers hnaPsack and SeamaHs Chest should
be provided With these vauble Remedies
Al ITO y None genuine unless the vert
- HOLLOWAY, NV YORK AND LONDON" discernibI
IS HGstnGrk in every leaf of the hook Of direction
around each pot or box; the may be plainly
by hozIiHg tie tar 10 TIE tight handsome
VIII ne gwen 70 rendering such information
may lead 70 the detection Of party parties
teTieItug the medicns vending the same, knowing
them 70 be spurious
- sold At the mandatory OF Professor HOLLOWAY
," MAIDEN Lane New York, by all respectable Druggist
ana Dealers IN Medicine. throughout the civilized world
IN boxes al p cents. 81 cents and 81 each
- There i considerable saving by taking the Iargei
sizes
y B.-Directions for the guidance OF patients in
cry d'sorde- are affixed 10 each box. IS is
e Dealers in uy vel known medicines can have
show Car'ls, Circulars, Re sent them FREE OF EN-
PENSE, nv addressing Thomas Holloway, 50, Maiden
Lane, y. y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
etNUEI. ". ESE

OFFICE in Mofett's Block in rear Of Drug Store
~ Mineral Point Wisconsin. 81 ).
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

Twelve lines NonpareI type, compact matter. or their
Equivalent in SPACE viii be counted . square.
Professionable and business Cards, IL line, per
ye,r a-s Ave lines, and fifty cents for each ad-
ditional line
Estrav Notices published weeks. 81 for single
animal and fifty cents for each additional ANNA! N
notice.
Legal Notices at Statute rates.
Special Notices loaded and kept inside having prece
dence of ordinary advertisements so per cent advance
ordinary rates
Notices of meetings charitable societies, &c, half
pr -
advertisements not accompanied with directions VIII
be inserted till forbid. and charged for accordingly
Az transient advertisements ltsf BE T1Ttd JoT an
a9rGnce. This rule will not be varied from
Yearly advertisements allowed the privilege OF chang
ing quarterly.
No Advertisement considered less than a squart.
BILLS COLL kBTERLI-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

4 TTORNGY at Law and Notary Public, Dodgevilie
\ Iowa County, Wis Particular attention paid 10
collecting. Refer Hon. c. c. Washburn, and Cout
& Sudduta Si.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
ia X ES q P

TAKEN Up
Dr. the Subscriber living in the town OF Linden
ID SEVEN LARGE SIZED HOGS
should judge they we're about one year cid each
lhe owner / requested to call, prove property psy
charges and take them away
WILLIAM JEWELL.
Mineral Point, August 4th lSe3 sl-4w
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

EXT NSGON OF TERRITORY
This Company, have recently extended their lines
and established offices at all points the PPtR
MISSISSIPPI, including Winopa, Wabashaw, Red
Wing, Prescott and ST Paul. connecting with Burbank
& Co.'S Express the principal points in the nteri
Of Minnesota: also for Crow Wing, Pembina and
the British Possessions
Offices have also been established on the ST. Croix
River at Hudson ard Stiwate
IN the ST Peters River ST. Peters, Nankato and
Fairbault.
On the hippewa River, at Eau Claire.
They have also extended their lines westward in
Iowa and established offices Iowa Falls, Fort Dodge
and Sioux City
Connections made in New York with Wells, Far
go 4 Co, for California, Oregon &C.
1t Toronto, witr British and American Express for
Montreal, Quebec Portland, and all parts Of the old
country.
At St. Joseph by overland Mail Company, for Pixies
Peak, California SC.
n24 JAS. &. FARGO. Sup't.
GEO. ". COBB Agt Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

DkLLLkN.'
HAVING received Large and Well Selected Stock
II Spring and Summer Goods, selected expreS sly
for Thu market the subscriber would respectfully invite
hisformer custom and all others in Of Goods
any var e., to call his s ore High Street, and
take look at his Stock. Among his Dry Goods may be
found
Embracing Broad Cloths. satinets, casomercs rwesds
Flannels, Drilings &c.
Prints.
Such Merimacs Coehecos English, French and
American prints Of all patterns and styles warranted
equal TO any in the market. DcLans Lawns. Merenoes,
Canbrics, Ginghams, Linens Dress Silks, Bcreges &c
DOnsessfcs
of every vare Y, embracing sheetings, sh.rtings,
Checks, Hickories, Tickings &C, &C.
Millinery Goods.
Among which Ladies Hats, lates, styles and pat,
terms Flowers Feathers Capes and every article want
ed In the Millinery Department.
Also
scarfs, Shawls Broche double and single Cloak Trim
ings and endless variety Of articles by the
Ladies'
HafsS'fHpS.
Men ard Boys Cloth and Fur Caps Wool and Fur Hats
Of various styles and qualities.
Boots a. shoes.
Ladies' Misses and hildrens and Caters of the
best quality. Men and Boys Boots and Shoes coarse
aud fine. In this department suit all both for
size and quality.
sFofRsng.
Consisting Of Coats, Pants, Vests, Over Coats Under
Shirts Drawers, &c. great variety found
in n rket. In the
CEOtsing Hepav
manufacture order of the best mat arial and en-
ploy none but experienced workmen. The public may
rely upon every article manufactured at our establish
ment
Groceries.
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Spices, Tobacco, Soap. Dried
Fruits &C. all of the best qualities, and offered the
lowest figure.
Without going into enumeration of articles the
Subscriber would invite the public call examine
his stock and learn his prices lie is determined to sell
as Cheap as any house in the West, and his goods
are of the best quality none need fear to purchase
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
:. JACKSON. NJ.

MINERAL POINT WIS
ogF1cE On HIGH STREET DIRECTLY I. uoTsL.
nR. J. having had Seventeen Years Practice
in the various branches of his profession hopes TO
give satisfaction all who may favor him With call.
4S-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
JOHN II. " ESTtN.
Benz. &. SCOTT

NOTARY Public. Conveyancer and General agert
y Linden, Iowa county, Wis. 1o-.i
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

AxAsA COBB. ALKx. WILSON JAS. F. srDprrH
COBB, Wilson & SCDDCTH.
Formerly Cobb 4 sudduth-)
T AwYERS MIN raj Point. Iowa County. Wisconsin.
viii aten professional business and cores on
fence as heretofore. VIII procure Pensions, OBTAIN
Bounties from I'd Federal Government, and
prosecute claims against them upon 'ibe -al terms.
ONCE opposite Court House, up stairs. 10
GEORGE w. COBB
PRODUCE ard general Commission Merchant desl-
er in Salt Water Lime &c, stone warehouse, near
II. R. Depot, Mineral Point. 1912
J. III. Cy.ARY.
4 TTORNEY ct Law and Solicitor in Chancerv. Min
\ ersi Point Once In Millions Block
GARNER G. EIE:GS.
NOTARY Public Land Agenl &c. &c, Arena. lowe
y county Wis. will attend tot. payment OF taxes
SC, with accuracy and dispatch 81
DOCTOR DtLGAIRSS.
physician and Surgeon, Mineral Point Wisconsin.
| Office one door above Pulford's Drug Store, High
Street. 1y2o
CHAltLES e.. L0EBER,
rOCNSEIIOR AT LAW-Ofi in Ross Building
opposite Tribune Ofhce, up stairs, High Street, Min
eral Point, Wisconsin. D
JOHN IL. WESTON,
NOTARY Public Conveyancer and Cienerai agert
y Linden, Iowa county, Wis 10-ti.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
CHARLES e.. I.0EBER.

CtOUNSELLOR AT LAW.-Ofice in Ross Building
v opposite Tribune Ohce, stairs, High Street Min
era Point, Wisconsin. %
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Call at
d SsS. ID EElH4Ess s
Opposite Moffett's Drug Store, High Street.
Mineral Point.
Apr goth, 1868 4Otf

All who have Friends and Relatives lin the Army
Navy should take especial care, they be amply
supplied with these Pills and Ointment where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected TO provide
themselves with them, better present be sent
them by their friends They have been proved TO be
the soldiers failing friend in the hour need
Coughs and Colds Affecting Troops
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-20

cessation of hostilities or a com.
promise, other than those propo.
sltions which the Government
has constantly offered: Return
to loyalty, and obedience TO the
laws, on a common level with
other States of the Union, under
the Constitution as our fathers
made it,"
A. l.. Chetlain, Col. 18th III. In.
fantry, Commanding Post,
w. NJ. Balm, Col. 5O;h III. CON-
manding Sd brigade,
p. Z. Burke, Col. Goth Ill.,,
John S. Wilcox, Lieut.. Col. SD
Illinois,
F. J. Hulburt, Lieut.. Col. 57th
Illinois,
A. j. Babcock, Col. 18th Ill,
John Merrill, Lieut.. Col. Gath
lll.,-Committee.
Jesse J. Philips, Lt.-Col. 9th
H., President OF the meeting.
t. w. Totten, Adj't 5Oth Hi
nois, Secretary.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-20

pains is taken, justa as well as rot.
Remember very we'll that our
folks did raise cotton in this
State, little south OF this, in
the first settling, but were too
young TO remember to what ex-
tent, or why il was discontinued.
Last year cotton was matured in
this county, without any care at
all, sufficiently TO show that it
can be done, in ordinary seasons,
very well, if the right course is
pursued. But these remarks
were just commenced TO intro
duce the following, from the
Genesee Farmer.
CorroN IN ILLINOIS. We
have received from a friend near
Bloomington, Illinois, an authen-
tic account Of his success in rais-
ing cotton. lie thinks il can be
raised with profit at ten cents per
pound. It's cultivated like corn,
only the plants must be started in
a hot bed.
When all danger of frost is O.
yer, the plants are set out. Make
burrows with a horse-hoe; put the
plants in and throw the soil a.
galnst them from each side with
the horse hoe, with a man to fol-
low to straighten the plants and
press up the dirt with hand hoe.
1t is better to set out the plants
rather thick, and then thin them
out aiterward. He does not say
how far apart, but We suppose a.
bout three feet.
The plants of course must be
we'll hoed to keep the land clean.
He watered his plants with a
'prinkling machine, made out of
an old hogshead, set on wheels,
which watered two rows at a
ime. He did not let the plants
suffer for want OF water, throwing
oh the plants as the cart went
along. A boy, an old horse, and
windmill pump did the job for
,ne field.
He can not tell how MANY
,ales he raised to the acre, "but
I'D planters said they never saw
heavier set on the same amount
# land-never so heavy" The
eed was the screen seed,' from
he State of Mississippi, which
Tas the reason he thought Of
tarting it in a hot bed.
He thinks cotton can be raised
n the Northern and Western
'tates, if we only start the plants
n a hot-bed.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-20
THE FIRST PRINTED BOOK

II is remarkable and most
interesting fact, saws a secular
paper, that the very first use to
Which the discovery of printing
was applied was the production
of the Bible This was accom-
pllshed at Mentz, between the
years l450 and 1855. Gutten.
berg was the idventor of the art,
and faust, goldsmith, furnished
the necessary funds. Had it been
a single page, or even an entire
sheet, which was then produced,
there might have been less occa-
sion to have noticed il; but there
was something in the whole char
acter OF the affair which, if not
unprecedented, rendered it sim
gular in the usual current of
human events. This Bible was
in two folio volumes, which have
been justly praised for the
strength and beauty of the paper,
the exactness of the register, and
the luster OF the ink. The work
contained twelve hundred and
eighty-two pages, and being the
first ever printed, of course in
volved long period of time, and
an immense amount Of mental,
manual and mechanical labor;
and yet, for long time after it
had been offered for sale, not a
single being, save the artists
themselves, knew how it had
been accomplished.
OF the first printed Bible, eigh-
teen copies are known TO be in
existence; four OF which are prin-
ted on vellam. Two of these
are in England; one of them be-
Ing in the Greenville collection.
One is in the Royal Library at
Berlin, and one in the Royal Lii
brary OF Paris. OF the remain.
irg fourteen copies, ten are in
England; there being a copy in
Oxford, Edinburgh, and London.
and seven in the collection of
different nohlemen. Tue vellum
copy has been sold as high a.
eight hundIed dollars.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-20

Since Northern treason has
raised its head with such bold
ness In our own, as we'll as in the
Legislatures of other Northern
States, a general desire has been
felt to hear from our officers and
men in the field in reference to
the matter. This wish has late
ly been gratifed. Those from
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois have.
in an especial manner, "spoken
out IN meeting" as well as by
letters and in other ways. There
is no need of miSta1lng the senti
ments Of our soldiers, officers or
men, on the startling question oil
disloyaIty at home. We would
be glad to have every citizen read
the scathing resolutions and
speeches of our brothers who
have taken upon themselves the
defense OF our Government and
our nationality against the steal
thy demon of S.cessio1ism and
treason, but can only spare a
limited amount Of room for the
purpose. Indeed, most of our
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-20
FOR THIS WEEK.
BY J. b. HARRISON.

Every teacher knows how i'm
portant it is that his pupils should
always have employment; a child
who has nothing to do will GER
tainly get into mischief, and it is
right that he should. ! have Of
ten observed that some of my
second and thirJ Reader
scholars seemed 10 have, each
day, half hour OF
more OF leisure. During this
time it was difficult to interest
them in their lessons. At the
beginning OF my present term,
thought OF plan 10 fill up this
interval with something which
would at least prevent idleneSs,
if it yielded no other benefit.
There were about a dozen pu-
pills ofthis class il: the school,
| induced their parents to sup
| ply each one with a small slate,
and arithmetic; Ray's-Part
Third.) Then, after explaining
fully what IS ment by the local
value of a figure so that each one
could tell tchy we "carry one
for every ten "turned them
loose" without once limiting
whether | wished them to study
or not.
Rarely have | seen pupils Of
any age display such ardor in
study; but they did not know it
was study; they thought 1t was
flay. | never told them to 90 to
work, or urged them to be dill
gent; but 1t required care to keep
them from neglecting their read
ing and spelling. Some Of them
turned back two tr three times
to review, yet in two months,
two or three Of them were in
Compound Numbers, and had o.
vertaken some of the older pupils
who were making a business of
studying arithmetic in the usual
way.
In connection with such expe-
rienceS | sometimes catch glimps.
es of a higher method of teaching
and study than any OF us yet un-
derstand: a system in which all
study would be a sIadsone rec
reatlon, and mental exercise pos
sess for children the same un-
freshness and interest
which they now find IN physical
activities.
By the method in use a. pres
ent we are always feeding chrld-
rem before they are hungry, and I
usually manage to destroy the
appetite for knowledge in d little
while, so that what IS taken must
b. either forced down or careful
" sugar-coated. as if it were in
itself most bitter and nausea
TING medicine.
But if the child's taste were
not thus spoiled knowledge itself
would be sweeterthan any sugar
coating that can be used. Cold /
water is not sweeter to thirsty |
lips, or sunshine 10 flowers. than /
IS knowledge to the mind of eve
ry child.
| have heard of Normal /
Schools, and | dsubt not the
schools thus named are excellent
things in their way, but | would
cross the continent on foot to see
one that would be, in truth, a
NORMAL SCHOOL.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-02-20

aimed at the hearts blood of oul
brothers and kindred.
Alvin P. Hovey, Brig. Gener-
al; VIM. T. Spicely, Col. oath
Ind; VIM. E. Mclean, Colonel
43rd Ind; Geo. F. McGinnis,
Col. llth Ind; James R. Slack,
Col. 47th Ind.
HELENA, Ark, Feb. 2, 1863.