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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-02
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

urss Northumberland you do not have TO
wait a week 20 see its effect.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

MALLORY, THE REBEL SECRETARY OF THE
NAvY.-This distinguished individual, whose
occupation, like Othello's, has been gonofor
some time, surrendered himself to Captain
Gibson, United States Navy, at Pensacola, on
the goth Of April. We publish sketch of his
career in another column. Fifteen or eighteen
years ago this Mallory was the shipping news
correspondent of the HERALD at Key West We
paid him-we forget how much but II was
more than he ever received from the Southern
confederacy" for his services in the Cabinet
for we paid him in good gold and the confede-
racy gave him worthless shinplasters.
Mallory left of writing us letters for awhile
and then began again. Shortly after the re-
opening Of his correspondence we discovered
that he had been elected United States Senator
from Florida. This was about 1851. Upon
hearing this fact we informed him that in our
opinion, bis position as Senator was incompati-
BILE with bis position on the HERALD as an in
telligent and independent correspondent, and
that unless he resigned his senatorship, we
should be obliged TO dismiss him and employ
somebody else at Key West The truth is, we
have tried several Congressman and Senators,
and frd that they make very poor journalists.
They arc never capable enough nor independ-
ent enough for the requirement. Of this paper.
The protection OF the HERALD being thus
Withdrawn from him, Mallory went 10 the bad.
Congress gave him place on the Naval Com
mttoe ia consideration Of the naval knowledge
hs had acquired as our correspondent. and
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

HAS THE WAR BEEN FAILURE I'VE learn
that II is the intention of the chairman Of the
National Democratic Convention, which met
last autumn at Chicago, TO reconvene his dis
banded forces at an early day for the purpose
Of considering whether that body was right or
wrong in denouncing the war for the Union a.
"a failure" So anxious IL the patriotic chair
man to determine this point that be is said to
have returned from Europe for no other pur-
pose than to have the thing settled-tbis way
or tho other-by vote Of the national democ-
racy in solemn council assembled.
In this connection, too, we would advise such
philosophers of Tammany Hall - Tweed,
Purser and Sweeny, to forthwith call pow
WOW of their big and little Indians to de-
termine whether the ancient Wigwan was cor
rect or otherwise in its similar resolutions Of
last yearf The fact is, we are entering on .
new era, and desire oil our distinguished poll
tical leaders and philosophers to produce their
dirty linen as fast a. possible, with view 70 q
grand general washing, such ss one sees given
by the maids and matrons Of romantic Germany
to the contents Of the family hucking basket on
the banks Of every silver rivulet within the
Teutonio fatherland
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

BROADWAY rmAns--CHARLs KHAN S-EAss nighs n
Kean appeared before . very full hosss in the 30
Of Louis xI, In the play Of that mama The pay =
good ono, involving al the well known nsurss snss ~
prominent In the history Of The crafty monarch ana ~
admirably grouped about n,m -. ~ ,1s '.'1U.
Quentin Durward The character @ 'ns Ains INV
,,h .,ses sorce sud felicity II peculiarly sdsps4
;. Mr Kesns says and illustrates 70 the fullest sxtssA
IA. sxo.lloncs A. an acton The sudden transitions on
confidence to fsar-from arrogance 70 The drivsa =
tn,dtv-thss 10 abound In the part were delinsaasa
nth an effectiveness that made the psrsonatIon not =
much an excellent Illusion q reality. Mwould BE- dn.
cr 10 name any actor who could equal Mr. Kean IN tne
del,ncasion Of this character Mrs Kean appeared ~
minor part The subordinate parts were all weh MES
especially those OF Nemours, Tristan and Ohviss AAA
Holm will bo played 10 night
The New York herald., 1865-05-03
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.
~~~~~.~.~>~~~~~~~~

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must bc handed
In before ten o'clock every Wednesday evening Is cir
culation among the enterprising mechanics farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country increasing very rapidly Advertisements In
ssrted In the WsgxLy HERALD will thus be by large
portion Of the active snd energetic people Of the United
Rtsiea
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

GsRnAx OrsRA.-The Mas1e Flute Mczsrts adnTshos
work. was given last night At the Academy 70 very 10
house. The opera put the stage In unsxeeptsss
bio style, and was we'll sung throughout M's hars
Frcdcrci - Pamna sustained the reputation she -
already established q On excellent ovtisss Msda8s
Rotssr was very acceptable the Queen Of Night N
Habcman acted the part Of Tamino With good dssa -
effect and sang we'll There was some slisht misunAs-
standing - 70 the artist who was 10 sing -
basso part Of sarastro. Mr.. weinlich, n sppsss3
was announced for the part In the 0svman
papers, and Mr. Hsrmans In tho other jousnaaa ~
consequence that both gentlemen prepared -
the y6ie Mr. Hermans came before the curtain -
announced hrs willingness 70 sing the par but subse
qusn,ly very good -nasursdy withdrew In favor Of -
weinch The opera was received With great appise.s
and demonstrations Of satisfaction. This evening -
Hxesen6 will be produced, for the only time this -
son. Tomorrow night Fuusl viii be given In BrockyA
with Mr. Joseph Hsrmans In his grcas par o. mepnA
topheles In which he has superior ON the vno se0e
In this country.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

when the rebellion broke n. Jch Davis made
him Secretary Of the robsl navy. His once has
been almost sinscurs; bat the say has not
been any larger than the work. No,S that he
has surrendered himself, he will probably have
TO stand his trial for treason. When he is con-
victed we hope that President johnson will let
him of as lightly % possible; for after all, he
b good nstured, innocent sort Of person,
whose original sin was his ignorance Of tho
fact that it is better to be HERALD correspon-
dent than Senator. This was the source of all
his woes. However, we cannot take him back
to our employ. No man who has betrayed
bis country can ever be connected with this
journal. -'-ssa - = iS,4s.;..'....
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

CORPORATION FAr.-We have received several
lengthy communications going TO prove that
the ofice Of City Chamberlain has been worth
one million one hundred and four thousand
dollars clear profit TO it's lucky holder during
the past four years, or something more than forty
four times the total salary Of the late President
Of the United States II is rather difficult to
swallow this stupendous statement; and yet the
citizen by whom it is made to us appears to be
clothed and In his right mind, and to have o
fair knowledge Of arithmetic. II the story
should prove true, there will be quite lively
scramble for the Office next year, and the Mayor,
who Is to nominate for it, and the Aldermen,
who will have to confirm his nomination, will
be approached by all sorts Of patriots anxious
to secure for themselves this golden fleece"
We learn that the present City Chamberlain had
. law passed not many years ago confirming
him In the place; but all this we can easily
change at the next session Of the Legislature.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03
Coalition OF Secretary Seward and m

TIE MORNING REPORT.
wAsHmoros, May 30 Az
Hon. n. STANTON, Secretary Of War;
SR-I have the honor to report that the Secretary -
State 10 feeling very well this morning.
Mr. Frederick Stewards condition is eneouraga0L
Worry respectfully, your obedient servant
J. x. BARNES, Surgeon General
THE EVENING REPORT.
wAsHnoros, May 2oR y
Hon. Z. n. STANTON, Secretary Of War
Sm-I have the honor 10 report that the Secretary g
State has had apparatus 70 the lower Jaw to-day whA
promises 70 answer the required purpose.
Mr. Frederick Seward is quite well u last rspssA
Very respectfully, your ebsdisnt servant
J. K BARNES Surgeon General
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
MEDICAL BOOKS.

= rDnrCAv nn0uo
M 6OlCA4 OOOAO.
Mi
paA0uieal Remembrnncer.
Bedlords Obstetrics.
Dudd on the Liver.
Budd On the Esouaeh
hsxciays MEDICAL DiAgsosis>
Bird Oh Qrihary Deposita.
Benne<a Practice Of Medicine
Bumsted on yenereal
Beck on Infant therapeutics.
churchills Oestetrics,
Churchill on Children
Churchill ON Woman
C.rpeuter's BE of Physsolory.
C,r.3;. an rhltareo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
The. GATE CITY.


ColOrsA ssllisrs.
Tho Richmond Sentinel Of March 24tl
is:
The propriaty Of introducing oolorei
ops into our army having bsen con.
cred and decided 10 the affirmative,
Efforts being on foot to give practica
effect 70 the policy, it is to be hoped
! not only will opposition Be entirely
|ndoned, but generous support be
ded by the citizens an suspicious
!. Already quite number of the COL
soldiers have been enlisted. All of
n be it remembered, are volunteers.
many of those citizens, who from
places and sheltered by exemptions,
opposed, perhaps sneered at the
b of employing soldiers of this de.
tion, can be found to initiate the ex.
10 by voluntarily surrendering their
ction papers and enlisting for the
1t seems surely very small thing
pect that those, al least, who do not
pit an equal zeal with these colored
: will refrain from dispsraging criti-
Indeed, the spirit which these lat
splay is such as to entitle them to
com mendation, and to a kind word
every citizen. Their service in the
defe nse will be to them badge of
and certificate Of honor as long as
nay live. They will form q sort Of
tracy in their own class. and will en-.
popular favor and respect from which
sili reap large advantages. Let all |
to cheer on the colored soldiers, by |
lg them the favor and giving them
aise justly due to their conduct. |
prdsr to secure the policy under
Grafton the success Of which it is
e. it is necessary that masters
heartily cooperate. 1t is they |
tacticaily are to be The recruiting |
It's they who are to present
pportuni,y and supply the mo-
We trust they will bring TIE SUBJ
the attention of those OF their
Who would be suitable fcr the OBJ
ID they will deal very literally
bch as may have the inclination to
driving back the detested Yam
be enemy both of our race and
nd who comes to rob and ruin all
10
% false economy make us niggard
Inducements offered. and above oil
be well and clearly understood
promises made are to be redeemed
most scrapul1us fidelity and 1t
Ids. The least appearance: the
semblance Of bad faith must be
~ An indelible dishonor. We
at with proper effort and general
lou large force Of colored troops
pee lily raised. They will have
fer zsal and fidelity such as the
canno. supply, for they will be
for their ffoma-; and it would |,
u absence of consideration which
ake our white population I'M
o accept the services Of the colo
ers in resisting tbs Yankes
> house takes ire he does not re
services of his servants 10 ex-
ng the flames.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
YrO!o!!!!!uo0, 60.

WANTED-Eggs, Batter. Poultry, Msss Pork .,
con, Lard, White Beans, Potatoes Onions Wheat ~,
Oats, Barley, Corn Balsd Hay, Glover Hungarisn III
othy And Flaxseea, Deeswax, reathsr Wool kaes H1e
will be paid
non. nAyzd1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

he the AUTOMATIC OReAs,we boldly an.
beteet triumph in musical instruments OF
lnR the past half century, the French ard
: manufactured reed Instruments with
!. and two pedals for the feet to operate,
|of the reversed or EXHAUSTION BELLOWS,
Snly bellows used in our instruments, made
ST them 10 produce the mellow, rich and
'|nr which our instruments are celebrated.
hetion to this method of blowing WAS. that
: occupied, no opportunity was offered for
81 Of the swell. Withinthepasttwoy ears
Sonstructed on this European plan Of
- have been mannheim ed in this coun-
knteract this difficulty twant Of sweli) =
projected from the centre of the instru-
kop the SWELL AND OPERATED ny rnE KSEK.-
kpce and contortion necessary to effect this
kxreeabls enough to gent emana butte .
such m appendageis nearly impossible.
1c device obsiates this difficulty entirely
81 blowing with more or less force giving
rooee or decrease In the volume of tone.
. years the superior excellence Of our Ne.
been questioned, and for two years pest
emand has made Il impossible for us to
promptly With our increased facilities,
"a in assuring onr patrons that their or
mptly met, aud solicit q continuance Of
\ 6tsessas to Cisrsvms~, casreAss 49,
ADDRESS,
RuNGR Il CD, Buffalc. N. Y.
RANCE Il CO., chicago, Hi.
u Catalogue, with full description d
mi fsse to any address nevis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
PLANK.wALK NOTICE.

ID the Of cy Of ne oiioscse described Lots.
At meeting Of the City Council OF te City Of Ken.
kuk- held March 2Cth 1876 the following rssoafoa M
adopted:
Rsscissd That The owners u Lots Z. As and I.
Block n: Lots and 9, kisk ST. he directed to
have plank waik loss than two feet In Width laia
IN font Of their respective lots Palesn ~ ~
18th day o. Nay next b. q. MERRTAM
mch22-lGe Clerk
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
tPuhlished May 8, 1865.
CHAPTER 235

AN ACT to provide for the punishment
of certain ofenscs against school
houses, churches, and other public
buildings
The people of the State of Wisconsin. rep
resented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows
Section !. ANY person who shall ,vill-
fully ininrr, deface or damage anv school
house, church or other public hniIding
within this State, shall, on conviction
thereof, be deemed guilty or misdemean-
or, and shall be punished by a fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars, or by inn
rrlsonment in the county Jail not exceed
ing three months, or bv both fine and i'm
prisonmenf, IN the discretion of the court
Sec. 2. Justices Of the peace shall have
concurrent jurisdiction with the circuit
court Of the offeuse mentioned in section
one OF this net
Sec 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved March 80, 1865
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
Laws Of Wisconsin.
Published May I, 1865. I
CHAPTER l92.

AN ACT to amend section 2S of chapter
l25 Of revised statutes. entitled " of
pleadinTs in civil actions
The people of the State OF Wisconsin.
represented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section l. Section 20 Of chapter 1875
of the revised statutes is hereby amended
So rs to read as follows Section 20. 1t
shall not he necessary for party to set
forth in n pleading Of the items of an ac-
count therein alleged. hut hc shall deliver
to the adverse party. within ten davs after
n demand thereof in writing, a copy Of he
account, which if the pleading is verified
must be verified by his own oath, or that
of his agent or attorney, to the effect that
he belle es it to be true, or be precluded
from giving evidence thereof The court
or judge thereof or a county Judge or
court commissioner, NAV order further
account when the one delivered Is defec-
tive and the court NAV in all cases order
bill Of particulars Of the claim Of either
party to lie furnished
Sec. 3 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
Approved March % iSt5.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07

"A story IS current in Rome to the eff
feet that man so urgently desired to see
the Pope that the Chamberlain. though
against the rule. consented to ask his ho-
Iiness if he woulJ see the man. Tho
Chamberlain found the Pope praying,and
was twice answered, 1T is of no use for
me to see a dead man. Upon returning
to the spot where he had left the man. the
Chamber ain, to his horror and wonder,
found him lying dead, and on searching
him. discovered revolver and dagger,
proving the man to have premiditated as
sassination who was thus stricken down
in the moment Of the attempt which was
strangely revealed TO the Pope
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
Published May 3, 1865. I
CHAPTER 1To
0Fed March 30, 1865.

AN ACT 10 provide for correcting and
completing the records of the adiutant
generals Office, relative to the military
history of the individual member. Of
the several military organizations from,
this state, in the service Of the United
States
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, rep
resented in senate and assembly do en-
act as follows:
Section / The adiutant general is
hereby authorized and instructed to take
such measures as shall in his Judgment
be deemed necessary. to correct and COM
plete the records of his office, to the end
that there shall he complete muster and
descriptive rolls with all subseuuent In-
formation obtainable pertaining to the
military history of each individual mem-
her of the several military organizations
from this state, which are now or which
have heretofore been or NAV hereafter be
in tue service Of tbs general government
during the present rebellion.
Sec. ?. All expenditures under the
preceding section, shall be certified by the
adjntant general to the secretary of state,
who shall thereupon issue his warrant on
the state treasurer for the same.
Sec. B, There is hereby appropriated
from the war fund the sum of twenty five
hundred dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to defray the expenses
incurred III carrying out the provisions
Of this act
Sec. f. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Appro ed March %. 1865.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
Published My f, 1865. !
CHAPTER ISS

N ACT relating to costs and fees, and
amenedatorv of section one of chapter
23S of the general laws of 1862.
The people Of the state Gf Wisconsin, rep
resented in senate and assembly do en-
act as follows
Section /. Section one Of chapter 239
of the general laws of 1862 is hereby
amended, so as to read as follows Sec
ton / That section twenty one Of chap
ter l33 Of the revised statut' ., entitled of
costs and fees is hereby amended. so ms
to read as follows viz: Section 81 In
all civil cases IL courts held hy Justices Of
the peace, the party in whose favor judg-
ment is given, sha recover costs. pro-
vided, that the witness fees recovered by
snch party shall in no case exceed fifteen
dollars"
Section 2 This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after It's pas
sage.
Approved March %, 1865.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
Published May 6, 1865. !
CHAPTER 1876
AN ACT relating to trial bv iurv and

AN ACT relating to trial by Jury, and
amendatory Of sec. Is of chapter 1872,
of the revised statutes.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin. rep.
resented IN Senate and Assembly do en-
act as follows
Sec, /, Section eighteen Of chapter
one hundred and thirty two is hereby
amended so as to read as follows Trial
by jury may be waved by the several par
ties 10 an issue Of fact, in actions on con-
tract and with the assent of the court in
other actions in the manner following -
lst. BY failing to appear on trial; ID By
written consent, in person or bv attorney.
filed with the clerk, Sd. By oral consent
IN open c0urt, entered in the minutes
Sec. .. This act shall take eject and be
in force from and after its passage and
publication
Approved March %, 1865.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07

VALUE OF Soar SUBS. value of this
article as a stinulant of vegetable life
cannot be too highly appreciated. 1t con
tains the aiiment of plants in a ST atc of
ready solution and when applied, acts aot
only with Immediate and obvious effect,
hut with a sustained energy which per
tains e. few even OF the most concentrated
ma1ures When it IS not convenient to
apply II in irrigation-the most economi-
cal method, perhaps of using it it
should be absorbed by some material
which may be used as an ingredient in
the compost heap. SodS, muck, and other
similar articles should be deposited where
the suds from the sink and laundry may
find its way to them, AID be absorbed, for
the benefit of crops In this way several
loads Of manure, ,suitab e for the support
sustenance of any crop, may be made ut
comparatively sIiali expense. The high
IL patrescent character OF this fermenta-
bic iiqIid qualities 1t admirably for the
irrigation 9t compost heaps OF whatever
material composed Being a fertilizer, it
must, of necessity, impart additional rich
ness to almost aay. material TO which II
may be aided Try it, and mark the re
suits
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07

How TO Treat CHILDREN Pity md
love the little Chi dren Tolerate their
pets Comfort Nellie over the dead bird
and don't call Mollv's littl white Kitty.
a cat 1t is enough to break a Juvenile
heart to have ones darling snuhbcd How
would you like to bear vour own Frederick
Augustus called dirty Young one p
The little ones have their tragedies and
comedies, and laugh and weep mo,e sim
ceroly than YOU do at Falstaf or Lear
They love, taarrv, keep house, have chill
dren, have weddings and funerals and di ,
littls graves for dead mice in the garden,
and mourn in small white handkerchiefs
and get brother Jim to write an npprOpri
ate inscription for its tiny head-board- -
Is rot this human nature in little, and in
its small wav. as deserving of n certain
respect? Iou dc not despise your own
reflections in a concraye mirror, you
know
Cherish the cl 'ircn; mend the frocks
don't scold if they break their toys-for
man is not more inevitably mortal than
plavthings. Don't strip their fat should-
ers in winter, nor roast them in fannels
in dogdavs, because somebody told you
TO- Don't rug them; don't yarb them
don't stuff them with pastry, or starve
them on chippy bread; don't send them
to infant schools at three, or fancy balls
at ten, nor teach them the commandments Is
earlier than they can remember Mother
Goose. Let them have Christmas and
Fairy stories; crandpa's horse cane
rather than Mr. Bivchs ferule; Little Bo
Peep, not English Reader; Nary Hewitt,
not Jamieson's Rhetoric Give then
Wilson's Readers when they want them
not before. ''-Atlantic Monthly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
Published May s. 1865
CHAPTER 1914

AN ACT relating to actions and writs Of
scire facias and quo warranto. and am
endatory Of section one, of chapter one
hundred and sixty Of the revised sta.u-
ties.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section !. Section one of chapter one
hundred and s.7ty of the revised statutes,
is hereby amended, so rs to read as fol-
lows g Section l. The writ of scire
facias, thewris of quo warranto, and pro-
ceedings by information, in the nature of
quo warranto, shall be as here prescribed,
and the remedies here.ofors obtsinebla IN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
NUMBER..23.

those forms may be obtained by civil ac-
tion as now prescribed by law but any
Proceedings heretofore com lnenced, or
Juigement rendered, or right acquired,
shall not be affected by this act. It shall
not lie necessary to sue out such 7vrits In
form"
Sec . This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage and
publication
Approved March 90, 1865
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07

CIRCUIT CnURT-TOW4 COCETY, WIS.
William Eablin vs. Samuel Richards and Mary Rich
ards
10y virtue Of and pursuant to a Judgment Of fore
II cloSurs and ale rendered in s4Id oUft IN The
sraye sn-itlev aa, the S9th day OF March. a d
1865 Ii expose for sale and sell .t public auction
at the font door oF the asv UFuse IN the village ut
poHeeville ig1ssd cocrtv SsiurisS. the Idth day
~ June a y 1885 rt "a o'cIscS = OF that day.
the folio Ing described premises much thereof
as NAV hr n essary % rsa the amount Of said iu5g
n4suf and costs - sale 20 IL:
Tfe N7-fs Wys,-s ar the North East q Sec W. =
i1 To -shin No North. % E7aEe Ne. Eas. OF 4th
rriuciua} u1grjiian in said fo' oUuty. Wis
Dated Sherif-s Offce, B-6ScviIle, April 10, lS55-
THOM IS TsONAS.
Sheriff of 10 County. Wis.