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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
BORT Uar0ens' Notiee.
SrArE OF NEv-YoRg.

SflTE OF NEW-1OEK,
PoPr-WARDgSs OYyicg, No. lO4 Wslst
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
~ section Of the passed April H. 1887 entitled An
Reorsanze the Variens Office OF the Por, Of New
York" TO persons Interested having charge Of the
subject Of such inquiry examination survey hst
the following vessels under examination by the Poi
ardeus aud thai the said examinations will b.
comp sted within days succeeding this noce 90
board said vessels:
ship W hte >welIoW.,... =.
Bark File de Atlantic Dock.
Bark Martin W. Recommendation L Woodrgfs.
BARK
frg Acad T. u
Bfg Alice Maude.. lhoHpeoha
bug tCsa hica....
BIZ 4rolIur.s
Scbr Flash. ..Jackson w oodlu1 g.
scbr James Brophy Atlantic Docs
MlNTHORNE T0MPhINs, piesiien.
J. Arcs HERRrSsS. Secretsry.
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Truycler.' Guide.
To Albany, by Had.oa r. r. fso% 81, s9ih It. DePo

To Albany by IIgd.oa Il. H., from 5lth t. Depot.
II aud ili a. M, and $40, 3. and lui p. m. sun
day train rom J0th u. p. m City cars run be-
tween Chamber and 30hsts. stations.
To Albany, by Harlem H. H. Ioth''i'' fhaV-' ~
M and...''';.'. ~
Courilsnlt.t.. aud II. a. m, F. M aud ~
midnight. sunday. p 10
Norwich Line. Pier % " r.. Neptune Line. Pier
q y. r.. and s;onngton line, Pier IS " X daily
To Boston by NewHaven r. r., via Springfield;
To Boston by New Haven r. r. slth,, and iih.
ay via Shore Line IA end ?. m. Suuday..... p n
To Bridgeport, BY steamer Bridgeport foot Of Peek ,
To Buffalo and the Wet, by Erie Railroad oCt
oChambersst.. .....'I ana w "a am y ILL.,
r. r. via Ere Railway. foot of Chambers St. con
meeting with Railroads for oil principal elties IN
the West snd............................ p. IA
t. Grcenport 9a M ,and on Saturday, T. M -
Yaphark Isp. Farmingdalo. Long Island, by l..
]. Railroad, frou. James-sio and foot OF 5sth't'
IT, Nv, Haven I,r,ioid and Spfnadei- steam
er, cave Peck Slip At 81 AID ................ IL p
To New Haven by the New Haven KH. 2th 81
aud ih.av at T. g. II! m. ut. ;. JiS, ~ aud p IN
To the West. by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
from foot Of Cour,laud st. VIA Phiiadelphis, 8 { m.
aud D. IN. Sunday train p M
To the West. by Central Railroad Of New-Jersey.
via Allentown, nom pier \. r., y a. IN, IL IN.
and 800 SUNDAY train. ::''.',..;' p H.
To Philadcl pha by steamer Jes-e hoyt daily. t>un-
days excepted nom foot OF Ndlst, Brooklyn.
connecting at Fort Monmouth with trains tor
To Philadelphia by Jersey Rsilroad, foot
Courilandi st., I. 10 and II M. l. a., 4 and p.
N. aud Y midnight Suudav....... p H.
t. Philadelphia. per RAILWAY and Steamboat tNun-
DAYS excepted via Camden and Amb0y, from loot
OF Barciay.st. 8 a. M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. r N
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Cos Line.
dly nom pier a. foot Of Robinson 81, y X, at. J.. m.
To Red Bank aud Long Branch. by steamer Eagle.
daily. from pier foot OF Murray st at........ y N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

MARCH A.-stesmers-Delaware, Albany Thame, Fseou.
Ship Oaena.
Bsrks-Her-ord. Abba Craig, Cuba
Bigs-M. Palmer. Maria.
Schoners-Spendid A. Berry J. Foster Ann Elizabeth j.
Norhrop Joseph Rogers Pilot jane f. Dnrfee lily, Abbie
Bracket, J. Word, Frances Alabama d. b. Warner Sarah,
r. Burt lilly j. T. Hubbard j. A. Crswfo d. Free Wind.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-MARcH 2-Befors
(,tv lido

Roger Lamb, convicted of the murder OF his wife,
sentenced to be hanged the 5th day May next
Pet-r Overnsn grand larceny, State Prison two years
Margaret Kelly, petty larceny. Penitentsry SIX months
Charles Andrews, attempted grand larceny, remanded
James Foster burglary the hrst degree State Prison ten
veal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

President Lincoln was completely exhausted
by the ages OF Tie Inauguration ceremonies but now r.
covering kESrs East lSDA COFFEE should be used IN a
such cases as Il pos.esse. wonderful reeuperaye power
Sold by a.. srocei..
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Receipts Of Produce.

MARCH 93-2 30 b6ls Flour, I2J bbls. whisky. 800
bills Corn Meal 1000 bush. Corn "a 200 bush. Oats,
spkgs. Ashes. ;gJ pkss Land 1910 pigs Provisions
so pkgs. Butter.
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fAdyeIti.cmen'.


LACE CURTAINS.
New Persian Styles jnst received
q. l.. A j. Il. KELLY. No. 3,s Broadway.
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The streets of Brooklyn are to be renamed
and REMEMBERED by virtue Of act Of the Assembly In
ls6e. The cost IL estimated vi $.0,Ot1
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uNt.TIfpE Al MAN

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Ri,.s5 80 Sun Sets....,6 II Moon rises ioin
|, HIGH WATER THIS DAY. a.,
Sandy Hook g. 30 Gov. Island. 7;lle Hell Cae.. 500
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Howes a. Macy, bankers,

No. 30 Wall-,t., New-lors,
.(Formerly Officers Of the Park Bank }
Four PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
PERSONS OPENING ACCOUNTS may DErosIr and DRAW
as they please the same with the City Banks. and
will be allow Interest on their daily balance at per
cent.
COLE TONS made upon any part Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
issues Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds and
Gold, promptly executed for the usual commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

THE Ninth NATIONAL BANK,
No. 1868 BROADWAY, NEwYoRK.
5.3Os
ARE HE BEST INVESTMENT,
PAYING
Z 3.1OTHs PER CENT INTEREST,
and convertible in u years into
L. s. $40 GOLD INTEREST BEAuNG BoNDs.
30 Notes on HAND AT THIS BANK FOR SALE IN
SUNS OF $50 AND UPwARD. thus afording an oppor
tuniiy for all to subscribe 10 this popular loan.
JOSEPH L. OgvIs, President.
JOHN T. HILL, Cashier.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEw-YoRK.
Nos. 81 AND 30 PNr.sT
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGIST OF THE UMIED
STATS
Have for sale ready for delivery,
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NoTEs.
Convertible, at maturity. into ) 70 GOLDBEARISG
BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 Bonds
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend 20 other business with the Government.
T.. G. CALHOUN, President
Is. SEAMAN, Cashier.
LIvRRMoRE, CLEws Il Co.,
BANKERs
No 80 Walst, y. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR The SALE OF TIE Q. $.
$40 LOAN
Commission allowed Bankers, Brokers Insurance
Companies, and all parties purchasing for resale.
All denominations on hand. ready for immediate de-
livery.
ALL KINDS OF T. 5. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
USITRD STATES
$40
TREASURY NOTES
For immediate delivery, at
HowEs q MAcY's, Bankers,
No 30 WAu.sI.
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Sailed.

Below.
Schr. George OBJ, from Turks Island.
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FRIDAY, March 24-P. IT.
Mich. SO. q NJ.

Sales OF gold after call at lj2si rallied TO I53I
nnd closed at lj3s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

The Mayor yesterday received the following
communication from John Z. Deyelin esq, Corporation
Counsel removing from Office Mr. y. Hil Fowler Cor
uora,ion Attorpev for reasons therein stated:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

For a. the Magic Pen. Tor : q, the LUCKY zen
sl 80 the Always Ready Ptn FOX -, the Elegant re
and ,or ~ 25 the Excelsior PEN
these an. Well Finished, Good.Wr,ins God Pens, vi
Irdo.mu Points the average OF every one OF "hI
will fsr outast gross Of the best steel Pens although "
ave unrdrraRfed, and therefore, not ereadngedHe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12
land This. Toe. shall Pass Away"

There are perhaps but few of our read
ers who reco lect that the late President
Lincoln delivered the address at the State
Fair at Milwaukee, In 1859. 1t was the
year after his memorial contest with Doug
as for the Illinois Senatorship. The ad-
dress was full Of the sagcst reflections and
the gravest truths The conclusion has a
pathos and eloquence rarely visible in his
public addresses, and we copy it, fol-
lows:
1t Is said an Eastern Monarch once
charged his wise men to invent for him a
sentence to be ever In view, and which
should be true and appropriate in all times
and situations. They presented him the
words: and this, too, shGU pass array
How much it expressesi How Christening
in the hour Of pride And vet, let US
hope it Is not quite true Let US hope
rather, that by the best cultivation of the
physical world beneath and around Us,
and the intellectual and moral world
within US, We shall secure an individual
social, and political prosperity and hap
pineSs, whose course shall be onward and
upward and which, while the earth en-
dures, shall not pass away"
In view of the subsequent grand events
in his history, there seems something all
most rophctic in his splendid Illustration
which he produced. And there is little
doubt hat that the philosophy which il
inculcates may have been guiding prin>
ciple of his mind and greatly accounts Tor
the singular equauimitv af his life the
confluence that marked his character in
his exaltatign, and alike an the many re-
verses 10 the armies Of which he MAS chief
and his temperance in the great hour of
Victory lie " too, has passed away. -
Madison Capital
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12

REGIMENT DISCHARGED ny MIsTAKE-
General l. IL. Duval arrived in town yes
tcriav, and wished to have the payment
Of the Thirteenth infantry suspended lie
said it was not intended that this reri-
ment should &c mastered out. but GA the
contrary it VAS desired that 1t should re
main IN the service lie WAS too late
however, as the mastering out had heen
accomplished. and the payment about
completed The officers who haze this
business in charge in Wheeling, put
things through on the fast line, and if
those in auth 5ritv don't want a regiment
mustered out and paid. they had better
send II to Same other locality Wheeling
IRtsiiigs0ce9. o5fh.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12
Freighting Business on the Plains.

tFrom the LeavenWorth ConserI alive, June 23d.1
Few people have an idea of the i'm
mcnse amount of business done at the
Fort in the Qunrtermaster ana Commits
sarv Departments in the way OF contract
in. for and receiving and forwarding sup
plies. Vast quantities are daily started
for the plains Utah. New Mexico. &c
Captain Murtey, Depot CommisSarv, for
warded ia the above and other points, last
week, one ard a half million pounds of
stores, or one~quarter million daily. One
almost wonders were such immense guam
titles can lie stored, till they see the vast
stone buildings used for that purpose 70
person who has never seen these large
wagon trains loading and starting for an
extreme outpost, it may be considered
quite sight twenty four large wagons,
drawn by scren yoke Of oxen, containing
sixty hundred pounds each, compose what
is termed "a train, and with the crack OF
the whip, like the report of pistol, they
are off on their pilgrimage, for the vast
plains of the West, and are soon with the
Indian and buffalo Often these trains
are Il mile in length. Messrs. CALDWELL
Smith IL Co. and Messrs Stuart Il Stem
mons are the heaviest transporters, and
have about million dol ars capital en-
gagged in the business. We understand
Fort l.eavenworth is at the present time
the largest depot for the United States
army
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12

toy The London Neps admits that all
the European historical cases cited by the
English journals as arguments for the
lenient treatment Of jeff. Davis are inap-
plicab!e. i instances the execution Of
the .jacobites in l745, and the proposals
OF the British Ministers in regard to Ma
roleon Bonaparte, and adds: If Mr.
Davis Is to be saved, it must be hv the
exercise Of magnanimity Of which no
State OF European Christendom affords
IN example; and the Americans are a
people Of too much original ability not to
be able to ascertain for themselves the
course "hieh becomes their character in
their present situation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12

Hs7g> \ singular case Of kidnapping is
mentioned as having occurred last week
in the west5"n part OF this city. poor
lv-drcssea female, with Il child in her
arms, called at respectable house and
asked for drink of water. The woman
of the house said, as the water had been
standing for some time she would 90 and
draw some that was fresh. On her re
turn she found that the woman was gone,
and, to her inexpressible anguish. she as
certanci that her child was taken ont of
the cradle, and a plump-looking negro
child was left in its place. When last
heard from, the distressed parents Of the
kidnapped child had obtained no clue that
would lead to the recovery of their little
darling, or the capture of the kidnap~
eress.-Sk Louis Republican.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12

e@.9~ The apple crop in western New
ork will be enormous. The probability
Is that a larger quantity will he shipped
for market from that section than ever De
fore, And this implies a great deal. when
the extent ct the yield heretofore is con-
Sldered- Last year there were stations
on the Central railroad from viii h over
two hundred thousand barrels were ship
ped.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12

fzg~ George Smith. bow cicht wears
old, living at PleaSanton. Westminster
county threatened If sent to school, he
would cat Of his arm. Being sent, he
placed his left arm on the Harlem railroad
track. and it was cut off by the cars
When picked up he was whis,llng yam
kea Doodle In the subsequent anaputt-
ton and dressing ke refused to take
chlorolorm. and never WINGED. That bov
WI vet tcake his mark, either for great
rouJ or great evil.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12
the RIGHT hand Of fellowship should be

the right hand Of fellowship should be
freely extended tc all who were willing to
support the Government, protect the old
fac. and become good and peaceable citi-
zens. We are unable from memory to
give proper notice of Mr.. Werden's re-
marks, but it is sufficient to say they were
eloquent we'll timed and patriotic.
After another fine piece from the Band,
the soldiers present and large crowd of
citizens and strangers paftook of the din
ner gotten up by the ladies, and which
was pronounced excellent by all who test
ed is qualities.
The music of the Band and Glee Club
enlivened The ceremonies throughout the
day.
In the afternoon about twenty Indians
who were in town, gave q war dance in
the grove, for the amusement of those
present
About o clock the BumIners appeared
on the ground in force, and but for the
we'll organized resistance would undoubt-
eddy have captured a fair portion of the
crowd. \ it was they succeeded in taxi
ing possession of the speaker $ stand
when their roll was called, and an elo-
quent, patriotic, and splendiferous address
delivered by their grand orator.
Soon after dark the FIRE works were pat
off, and though many of the best piece:
were much injured, we have no hesitation
in saying they were the best ever exhibit
ed in this city The july 4th, 'Amer
can Star, " Liberty Tree Revolving
Globe and Union" were fine pi eces and
gave general satisfaction. The rockets
candles, torpedos, &c, caused much
amusement for the youngsters who fiocked
around the stand
Throughout tho entire day the best OF
order was preserved No drunkenness,
no rows, no accidents or disturbance OF
any kind Everything passed off harmo
niously AMI everybody was happy in Min
eral Point on the 4th of July, 1868.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12

COMMANDER OF TIE DISTRICT OF WIS
CoNsIN--An order has been issued from
which It appears that Gen Davis having
been relic Cd from command in this stat,
under the operation of q general order of
the War DEPARTMENT, Col Frank ? CahiIl
Of the 23d regiment veteran reserve cor9s.
has been assigned to command ofthe Dis
uIct Ct Wisconsin lie has az excellent
record as nan aud an Officer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York FINES says: The Treasury
IA, :, one of which was torn by the spur
Of the assassin Bseth, the other being ia
the grasp of the President vixen be was
shot, together with the female forgery
worn by JEFF Davis at the time of his
capture, has been forwarded to Miiwau-
kee for exhibition at the Soldiers Home
Fax 70 be held this mouth"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12
ARRANDALE c.. Manufacturers Agents,

40
Announce thai al OF the above list Of goods will be
s".d Io- C'te Hyt'"s taC"-
In o. me great sLaSHailCh OF trace IN
Tue S'Llct9 O. f-IlH' Ihloui 'he
wa IA t'5 ~ 'iie 'Pi - " ','i Es f''''
my % '"'N L'-'''itF i'itei'.I iOI 'i'e
EhSs t.'', - .s 'est su. On io aiS "a Li'is Col
try AND hCSl hf. S''Lb ~ ANl SACIifl i :
lLurr anast 81 :; = T. q -, aGl
ing rs agents ZOE me iFiii 'l' an "aiulac'uI
ers. hay resolved upon treat trJt lPport ih7te"t
so ne Itt1ls" ''l'- y ' ig'' Ii5 eEuia'l"lls'
ertlhcaies 81 the VARIOUS f,'e.v are Pun INTO en-
ye."pgs elE, srai.o up ana "el oF1erea
mail; thus showing no fay ism On receipt Of The
cerca'e- Aou VIII see L ou 5.e To nave, ana thth
lls al your j'u TO 7eild 'he aoar anu take tHe ar
uels or not f'Fcuastfs ny mus OBTAIN cola
Watth, Hh1efd hlAS Ct any SET Of Je"tIfE on our
list for uSE buLjAR
S'hd - SeiitS cor sSfSthcaiF-
IN III. asto' 'H ~ il' W si','' 'tA' e. !oF TOT
WaI"'"S 'ls ce'l'o'5e>, p9H.i-s 70 lse anu .os '"e
business - atL' l'N>t I ' men
she e.slS',t sem 81 l,S WI pe Sen.
loF p e'sNe ly' ii'S oF - sixty -h'e Tor Elo'
one hundred Tor 10
W hat tiIe - L FeNs'7 say OF u.s.
The LAFAYETTE (rua1 Daily Courier March Is 1860
saws:
"A better selected, varied fashionable
sortr!ent Of ie,yel-v cannot e found on the continent
than Arranja}e X co. "A c now Offering. Messrs Ar
raudale y Go. occupy high position in commercial
circles entirely above the trick ~ Of
trade Their statements may be npfcitely relied up
81, hcthas 10 the character Of their goods and The
Of disposal ladies especially. IL, all parts of
the country az realizing handsome profits agents
andh an! 81 our iair readers desire 10 interest them
"a ~ PISS ny '''"s N-0 - "A'' PeA'eN'
confidence.
FtfAL "iff ~ Iio>-- rare oIpoF'l unity IS
oue'Gu ,1 S..ai,S; "'i''nu mugs
~ ~, -, III. 49,. T.r.sa a. - 5ii.I
NJ No. 5;.:t .: ~ = - - a. O'' 'gi'al GOV
me oistFln ttlohl Is NefF lalry done ca agree 10
'aht % ceI'a}h aI'le''- eHNi'Se ID an
'ufS ops "h' tvl -. 3,''eu 70 pay e-t cora uh
le-s ca are Si7eI WIN ls sEiieie' "".tH VIII Ger
fanny oe 'i' NOR imam ttAE amount ana may he
Sg'f " ~ glceiIest ~ ne tiT % INV, sung Il
aoitt'- u"dH 'lsS, y = ''t' s'- ~ 30. .
Mes7f'- 7rf'iia!e y 20 nave long been personally
known 20 l- ana we oeife' ttl 70 DC r'e way W"r-
my OF plllt eVAieAce y = ocoI's Amer Jour-
June J. A9es.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12
Administrations Sale.

IN PROBATE COURT.
STA T,E or ELSCOESTN-T0 IA COUNTY
In the matter CT the Estate Of William Terrfl dec,,
n OH f IS hereby given that by virtue and in mr.
suanca of order of license made in said matter
on the / tn day of June, a. b IS6+, by the County
Court of said county the undersigned administrators
OF the estate Of William Terrill, deceased VIII on
Saturd y the 29th day Of July next ensuing at 2
oclGsl In tie afternoon OF said day the front door
sale at puhc vendue the following described tracts Of
land, situate in Iowa County and sta Of Wisconsin
to wit:
Part Of lot No o. in the city Of Mnera. Point and
particular described by The metes and bounds
AS 70 lows: Commencing At stake ma ked ''91 & g3'
AT te east SIDE OF Commerce Street thence with the
east side of Commerce street north deg y min west
one hundred aud twenty eight nks; the ce north IS
deg and : min cast, twenty-five Inks; then south
30 deg y mR- east, hundred and thirteen links:
thence north SO deg. IS min east, eight and two
third. ks thence sosIth 81 deg u min east 10 the
line between lots numbered 9s and % thence with said
line, south Sc deg Is min east hundred seven
links, to the place of beginning
Part of lot No % and more particularly described
as follows to wit Commencing at a stake corner Of
lots numbered 81 and o. the east side Commerce
south deg u min east two hundred and fifty links
to stake the lots % and %, at the east
lots 81 and 90 north IS deg = min hundred
aud fifty Ii ks; thence north 10 deg u ain west one
hundred and tweuty-eght links thence north % deg
Is MN east sixty two links thence north "a deg -
nin. west the line between lots 81 and thence
with said inc south So deg - min. west hundred
and even links to the place of . egiuning.
The undivided one half OF part Of house and lot No.
SO IT, Vets SIrvey Of TIE City Of Mineral poi T. and
more par leuaJF described by the metes and bounds
to-wt: Beginning at the north east corner Of lot Of
land in said IS couyeye. by ~ NJ ~tEpug and wife
to Jacob Jenkins, Nov 4th. 1872; thence wssfer
the \. ". e the IL conveyed 70 said Jenkins
thence mort hery parallel with The line said lot
90 Jail al ey thence ery on the Souh SHE ~ il
alley To- conr,srra = eel thence in "A s.ri,r lin ~
the place Of beginning being the same described In
iaverty. dated October "th, rs and recorded in
4 50 lots Ne ;. 6. : 5 p 70. II. Il. T. -. ..
=
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12

AssAssISs HANGED.-In obedience to
the sentence of the court, approved by the
President, David E. Harold, Lewis
Payne, Geo. \. Atzeroth and Mrs. Mary
\. Surratt were hanged at Washington on
the 7ih, for completely in the assassination
of President Lincoln and Secretary Sew
ard. DR. Mrdd, Arnold and Laughlin
arc to be imprisoned for life, and Spang-
Ter for six years, all in the penitcntiary
at Albany, New York. Thus has justice
been melted out TO a portion of the con
spirators
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-12

Fey Wherever flowers or fruits can be
raised, it Is best to put them in and have
them grow, and this sentiment finds visi-
bic echo in places where land Is scarce,
It's an unfortunate thing for floral taste
when ones area increases. We can too
often Judge of the extent Of Il mans farm
by the mea@erness of his flower garden.
This IS too bad, but it seems to be govern
ed by certnin law