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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

A Richmond. Va, letter writer saws
shat "a marked feature of the times is the
Indifference that is displayed by the peo-
pie of thar city as to the fate of jefferson
Davis Many of his former ardent sup
p0rters declare that if he should return
South the people would turn out ers rsosss
and lyueh him
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
Our latest disnatches from North

-Our latest dispatches from NoTth
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama indicate
the Inauguration of an era Of good feel
ing In those States, while in South Caro-
lima the citizens are calling for protection
against the brutality of their own Peo~
ule.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

A terrible explosion has occurred at
Navassat,, Texas, destroying twenty build
ings and number Of lives, involving a
loss Of over 500 600
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

The veteran Gen Scott completed
his 10th year on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
His friends complimented him on that day
with o serenadc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
nss- y e eheerrul.v cnfa-s, -, ~.

nF- We eheer.u5.y endorse sse E.,.a,y~
ing from the Dodge,illa C5rar.. N re-
gard 10 the work alluded to-.
tins FtE.n. rHE Dr>oaex. sxn TIE
ESCAPE. This S the I..e uE He r.r.~
coming work bv Albert D Richardson.
correspondent of the y. Y III. ae. who
was captured while attempting 70 ran the
rebel batteries AZ |ie6sbur1. endured a
20 months imprisonment in rebel dunEe-
ons, and after many attempts, finally es-
capped. This work is TO eonsajn a fall
statement OF al the scenes through which
he passed. From the advanced sheets
which the publishers have sent Us, we
can readily see that the book will NOT only
be nee. ana interesting, bat very saleable.
Agents are wanted Ia every county, city
and township IN the United States As
It will not be for sale IN the beck stores,
any persoa securing the agency can
make money in eanyassine for IT Pub
Iished by the American Publishing Com
panv. Hartford. Coma 20 whom all letters
should be ADDRESSED
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
THE TRIBUNE.
MINERAL. PDENI:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1865.

ssWhoeveris not prepared tozacrifce party organ
tioas and p atforus the altar Of his country, 0es
not dsseyce The support and countenaace Or hon
est people
THEkE ARE No LONGER ANY PNRTTES. SAVE
THESE TWO PATRIOTS AND TEAITORst'
stephen 4. Douglas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

1t is reported that $4,000 Southerners
in Texas have gone to Mexico, but that
they do not svmpathizo with Maximilian
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

Lee and Alex. II. Stephens, the late
Vice President Of the lato Confederacy,
have applied to The President for pardon.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

A subscription paper has been start
ed for the rebel Lee in New York city,
and 10000 subscribed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

Tie Lafayette lnd.) Daily Courier, March IS, 1865,
Il better selected more varied fashionable as
sortuent of ewel"y cannot be found on the continent
+ fi,,, srr.ni9la * Go "a g now ,Geriug. NessIs Ar
r,ndaIe * Co. occupy high position commercial
IA heir statements may be implicitly relied ur-
on both as the character Of their goods and the
uaune disposal Ladies especially III all parts Of
the cuuntry realizing handsome profits as agents,
and if any fair desire TO interest them
selves in the enterprise, they may do 50 With perfect
confidence
offered for obtaining watches, chains, diamond rings,
silver ware etc, by Nessrs randall & at No
iGT BroaHuat. They are offered at one dollar each.
The distribution Is NeFv ial'ly done You agree 70
take certificate Of certain article enclosed
enve ope. and not required to pay your dolla IN
less you satisfied with the article, which viii Ger
fafiy DE worth than that Amount, and may he
sseor 90. "A excellent mode this Of investing a
dollar -U-lay Times. y !. city, Feb l9, go.
fIass.. srr..naaf. x &c have long been personally
known to us aud we belle them g. be eve-s way
thv 81 public confidence y u Scottish Amer Jour,
Ne have inspected at the office Of Arrandale Cos
Agency European Manu- acturinE Jewellers, large
s,rr1ent Of flsdiouab and liable jrweIry Il tile
newest patterns We also noticed large quantity Of
-lvsr g. late and understand that the Who'll If these
newly imported articles ago be disposed Of OF nov
IN -:-,-,fs giving great advantages ~ buyers. and
fr,fr- csttv " employment TO agents. We kag the
ta question "a be very Felpee''5e and thoroughly
worthy Of pI1 &c cofs1leHe. ala 'l- A,l-11 oar
friends 70 read their Internationally y albion.
Sept.3 1854
issrleVHEET Foe LaoIEs--'Ihe most eligible and
,,-5ftrts sTavrert have heard q + ladies Is Tire
ssic Of certificates for the Great On Distribution y
Arrandal q lady q olF ,'e ,isce ma seen
very success 5l III this way. not on n ulli her own
purse but also IN dol good iurn to those to whom
She s1ll the csrtacgtes ss will be seen ny orr aeyer-
t.z~g columns Gentlemen can ALEC he thus engaged.
~ Y Sunday Mercury, Aug Il, 1854
fhe British iz Z x ugst"u, - " SAYS, Nov. IS,
1851 .-OEz Of alr lady subscribers became an agent
fpr rr-ud5'e * Co. and RJ request brought some -
artic rs sen. as prizes for cr eacv, 70 this Office for
Inspection arss W tl1uut hesitation STATE that
<, - - =, r. r51--s ana SOM Of them * tirs
n ssrrz very srr-f q r.FF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
The paEi;c Schools.

paw teachers wages, is barely sufficient
to carry on the public schools for three
months. The reason of this is-the city
council have authority only to levy a tax
for this purpose Of tteice tie amount re-
csiced from the State, whether that
amount IS one dollar, or FIVE hundred dol
/ lars This is the full extent Of its power.
/ The result Of this arrangements a. stated
abo~e-that when the city portion Of the
state school fund is received, the beard cf
education will have the means Of carrying
+ on the public schools for three months
lust one fourth the amount necessary to
keep the schools open during the rear.
The city contains within Its limits o~er
/ 1900 children that might regularly be
sent to school At present there are
/ about 40 In attendance at the public
schools; and If we take the daily average
attendance, 7ge can safely say. that not
/ one-third of the children of this city at
/ tend This Is simple fact, but a very
! serious one when rightly considered
/ The public school houses are capable Of
, accommodating many more children than
attend under the present state Of things
Some Of the departments are very well
flied, but there IS plenty Of room in other
departments For two years past, the
pubIi1 shoots have been put III operation
during the summer months, rs = matter
Of economy-keeping the school rooms
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
READ WHO SAYS SOf

From the Rev. Levi Il. Beck. Pastor Of the ra,ti.,
Church, PembeFton, N J. formerly Of the North Bal
fist Chmoh PHILADELPHIA
have known Houlaud's German Bitters favorablr
for d number Of years have used them in NV ows
family and have been so pleased with their effect,
That have been Induced 20 recomm, nd the many
others and row that they have operated in strjk
uEiy beneficial manner take great pleasure in thu.
pub 'c'N 1ocianllnE " fact, and calling the atten
ton oi those afflicted With the diseases which they
are recommended, TO hcse Btters, Know ing from sG
Perence shat ny recommendation will be sustained
do tins more ,feerlully Toonat ds Btfers iz in
tendedto benefit the afflicted. and a rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

From Rev. J. Newton Brown n y Editor Of tn. :,
crcloptdia Of Religious Know ledge. and Christian
Chronicle, Phadell hia-
Although not disposed - favor 9r recommend Pas
ent Medicines in general through disrust Of their
ingredients ard effects, set ksiow of sufficient rca
sens by % man may not testify 10 the benefits he
believes himself To have received from any simpl,
preparation in the hope ;hat he may cont rtut 10
the eeht 81 others 10 this more readily in regard
r" lto"AaHHs German Bitttrs. prepared bv pr. {
jackson, az this city, because prefudced against
them gT many years under the impression that they
Ntie clHriL an alec. oic mcclure. am indebted 10
on i"ls phJHacc 10y proper tests, and encourage
ihell 10 Try thtm when suffering from great s.4 long
continued debility The o. three
hlttcrs ut the beginning Of The present wear was rI
10" ell by evident relief and restoration TO decree
BODILY and mental y5gor which had no. feI FOR Il r
months before, and had almost dcspaired rcaiuir,
therefore thank God and my friend for direcfin no
to the use OF them. J. NEWTON BROWN Phila
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

NO. l"t Lt'JA - Al, VI /" lcish' .
Announce that all Of the above list Of goods viii be
sold for one D0ikfr each.
In consequence Of the great stagnatioa OF trade in
the manufacturing districts O. England throu- tle
war having cat OF the supply Of cotton large guam
Atty of Valuable lie" elry, originally intended for the
English market, has been sent OIL for sale in this coun-
try AND MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SACIitl
Under these circumstances, ARIiANDALE L Co, act
ing as agents Tor the principal European maBufaetHr-
ers have resolved upon great tift Import 1aseent
so be divided according the folio ing regulations:
certificates of the various articus are pUt into en-
vropes udi>crimiuaey, sealed mp, and when ordered
taken out -ihnut regard to choice, and sent ~
MALL thus showing favurit eisn. On receipt Of he
certificate you viii hat yoa to have and then
lis AT your option send the dollar and take the
tirle or not. Purchasers may thus obtain Gold
Watch, diamond hj2g, or any set Of Jewely on our
list for ONE DOLLAR
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
CAUTION.
En- Bsrobate---soyya County Court

In Esrobafe---so.ya County Court.
IN the matter Of the Last VIII and testament Of Murtv
Shea deceased.
~ y reading and filing an instrument in writing pur-
| J porting to the Last Nj and estament of 1.urtv
shea late Of Iowa County deceased IS ordered that
The proofs Of said instrument be heard before the
Of this curt she 18th day of July, a. D. 1863 at
the Probate flee IN The Village Of loagevillc.
And Is further ordered that public notice thereof
Ire given to all persons interested 10y publishing copy
of tn, order three weeks ssyeIy prior 10 said
dav Of hearing in the Mineral Point Tribune week ly
newspaper circulating in said couaty.
Dated June l9tI. 1860.
June 2l-3w2J JOHN BONNER.
County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
I}arffst Church

From the Rev Jos. II. Kennard, Pastor OF the 1ctk
Baptist Church.
Dr. jackson Tear SIR have been Frequently
requested to connect my with concentrations OF
different kinds Of medicines but regarding the practic.
as out Of my appropriate sphere. l have in all eases
declined hut with clear proof in various instances
and particularly in my family Of the usefulness of Dr.
Ho'iiand German ftters, depart for from my
usu' course, 10 my fun that for
g-e'"L "sbtzttH Of tie system aHd sspeciGII for
Ltffy toi"lHt~t, u Is sGfe AMI T0i allie 77Trp-
"Tdf'0E- In some cases IL may fail: but usually 7
doubt not il III be very beneficial those who suffer
from the above cause.
Yours, verl respectfully. J. II KFNNaRD
Eighth below Coates Street > IhiIadcIpSi,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
7.3O LOAN.
a. =. 500 Six per Gent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and exempt as are all government Bonds, from
State, County ana Hsaicipai TtU0tton, 7ghich
adds from one to tire. per cent per amman 10
tleir rulue, according the rate levied uron Other
property. The Interest is payable s=mi-aunualIy by
coupons attached to note, which may be cut cd
and sold to any bank or banker
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE.
Inquire or T2ltfI r. l.. READ
N ew Barber Shop
W VI. PEACH.

F4SHTO M BE BARBEP
HAS just opened shop, first door below Noeusr's
L saloon. and three doors below T. ; Hotel
north side e High street.
Sharing, Heir Cutting ara Sh1nspooina.
Cer .rt ~ SIS .--te .,v,s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor ofBapt;st Chure,
Germantown, Penn.
DR.. =. VI. Jackson; Dear SIR Personal ern,rj-
ence enables me TO say that regard the German Bit
ters prepared by yuu excellent medicine
In cases severe cold and general debility have been
or atty 'enehi'd ~ the use Of the Btters and doub.
not they viii produce similar effects O. others
Yours truly, WARREN EANDOI
Germantown Px
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

In all transact by mall We shalt charge Tor fol
varuc the Certificates pay ing 10 tage AND doing ia
business each hicu % ust lie enclosed he
the ertifcate sent for Five certificates viii be
on, f.tg.-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

From Rev. J II. Turner, Pastor Of Hedding NJ x
hurch, PhiIadclph
pr. Jackson .-D"ar Sir:-Tlaving used vour Ger
man Bit,ers in my family frequently an prepared 70
say that it has been great service IEeliey tba, i;
most cases 81 general debility Of the system II is N.
safest and most valuable remedy Of which have anv
knoWlcdge. Yours, RS pectfully, J. TURNER
No s26 n Nineteenth stree,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

From the Rev ! " Lyons, formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus ~. and Nliles own pal Baptist Churcb..
Dr-C. Jackson -; Deurgjr Il feel il A pIeasur.
this Of my o. accord to bear testimony TO the ,1-
ctl'ence q the Herman Btiers Some wears since
ing afflicted with Dyspepsia l used them with very
ben ncf1l results. have often nded them
persons enttciled ny That tormentipg disease and
nave heard from them the erng testimonial,
as 10 Their great vaiu" II general debility
believe 1t to be tonic that cannot he surpassed.
j. u. LYONS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
'glse Only Loan in Market

Now offered by The Government, and lie superior ad
vanJages make it The
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
DIR ESS GOODS

In Infinite variety-somethng to suit every taste
ahJ every purse-the finest stock ever offered here
Ladies IL find IA this stock some very elegant
Gooas, to be had at no other place IN the county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

'HoNoR TO WHOM HoSoR IS DUE
There is, in the Academy of Art and
Design, in the city of New York, a
spirited drawing by the artist barley, of
the dash Of two companies of the LIST
Indiana Cavalry into Fredericksburg,
Virginia. 1t will berecollected that one
of the companies ofathe cavalry, was at
that time commanded by the lamented
young Dahlgren.1 Perhaps there has
been no more daring cavalry dash dur
ing the war. Less than one hundred
men plunged into this city, and cut their
way backwards and forwards with the
loss Of only two men. = 4 E4AILl
The artist has seized the moment
when,~ in the midst of the carnage,
young Robert N. Gapen, after having
captured rebel flag, aud wrapped it
around him, received through his head
his death shot He is in the act of
falling, holding tightly around his waist
the rebel flag, while his horse being Free,
dsshes into the fight. go
1t is 8 drawing of great merit, and
fixes upon canvass, forever, the heroic
conduct of young Gapen. At the first
blast of the bugle, he enlisted, and
so conducted himself up to the time of
bis death, that a-now Major General in
speaking OF him, said, she Is the beet
soldier in my command" and Colonel
Dahlgren, after his return from Fred
Ficksburg, said: "You1g Gapen lost his
life BY being too brave. u : = Sc IS
Among the many noble men from
Terre Hsute, who have sealed their de-
vction to their country by their blood,
none were truer, Drawer OF mora herpic
than Robert N. 'Gapen. Thoug ga boy,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

HENRY C! BURNETT AGAIN in LIMBO
We learn that Henry G. Burnett had
not been at home, in Cadiz, Ky, more
than twelve hours before he was rear
rested by squad of soldiers from Rus
-sellville, KY, and taken to Louisville.
His friends in this city were led to be-
ieve that he had fixed up matters with
the Government before leaving Louis
vile. But the Louisville Journal of
the 9th says:
Yesterday Henry C. Burnett was
turned over by the military authorities
to the United States Circuit Court to
answer to the charge Of treason before
that tribunal. Mr.. J. w. Barr and Jas.
f. Buckner, Esq are engaged as coun-
sci for the accused. These gentlemen
made a motion to have Mr.. Burnett adj
mitted to bail, but the court reserved its
decision upon the question until to-day
One charge against Mr.. B. is that he
represented Kentucky in the rebel Con-
gress 1t is understood that an appli-
cation for Burnett's pardon is now be-
fore President johnson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
Local Notices.

ARE coMtso4 1.-The Forrest Minstrel
Troupe amer long and successful ionr
through Cuba. and Spain, and being profi
nouneed by the Governor of the former,
to be the best Troupe that eEsr1txHibited
there. They are now making a short tour
through the North, and wiB be here, for
threesnights only, lcotameneing Monday,
July 10Th. Z We advise snsthose who lore
good music and any amount Of fun, to
witness this troupe d This viii be quite
treat toseur citizens, and will merit a
fall house Remember they commence
next Monday night. - 80 +" -. 1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
Heavy Robbery con the Steamer. At
lantfc-.FIfly-SeVen thousand Dol.

Heavy Robbery fORg the Steamer At.
lantic-.-FIfty-SeVen thousand Dol.
pc lars stolen .JTEGE EE3E9s 81
By the arrival of gentleman who
came up from New Orleans on the
steamer Atlantic, says the Memphis ar.
gus of Saturday, we have the inteili-
gence that the safe OF the Atlantic was
opened and riaed of So, 900 on yesteF-s
day morning about 3 o clock. The facts
seem to be, that after the boat left White
river, the clerk retired to his state-room
and went to sleep; about daylight he
awoke and found the door opening on
the guard, wide zopen; be imuie diately
suspicioned robbery and upon going to
the safe he foundthat it had beenlopened
with keys. He soon discovered that
some one had entered his state-room
and had taken the keys, and rigorous
search was Immediately made. Some
were exempt We are informed that
Gen. Hurlburt and staff were-hot ex-
empt, and guards were placed at the
water closets. Finally 81, 000 were
found hid in the hfe-boat, but no clue to
the rest could be obtained. Two men
were seized on suspicion, and, from cir
onmstances, they are undoubtedly the
guilty parties Ihs reason Why the Of
fee was left vacant is as follows While
the steamer lay at White river thessecond
clerk accompanied some ladies of the
boat, and went short distance on land
with them, and got his clothing very
muddy; and at the time the money was
stolen he was on watch, but had left the
Office for few moments to change his
clothing, at which time the safe was
rifed. 1t is supposed that the thief was
laying under the bunk at the time the
FIRST clerk went to. bed o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
TIE ErrIaE AMY OF rae TrsxEssEr

: TIE EETIRE ARMY OF TIE TENNESSEE
TO BE MUSTERED oUr OF THE SERVICE
Gen. Logan, says the Louisville Journal
of Thursday, has issued another i'm
portant order. The whole of the gal
LIANT Army of the Tennessee is to be
mustered out of the service immedi
ately. Let there be no more grumbling
among the veteran soldiers. In few
days the camps which 50 thickly dot the
earth in the vicinity Of our city will dis
appear, and the brave boys in blue will
be en- route for their respective homes
The disbandment of the Army of the
Tennessee will relieve the Government
of a heavy expense, ard, as the
announcement goes forth, it win send a
thrill of joy to thousands of hearts who
are anxiously waiting TO welcome the
loved ones home The armies are fast
melting away; the soldier is being trans
formed into the citizen, and we hail this
condition of affairs with JOY, because ii
is an evidence that the peace which has
dawned upon the land is permanent, and
promises to be fruitful with good: In +.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY TENNESSEE. I %
Louisville, KY, July 8, 1865
General Order No 26. 30 ZIG 'so
In compliance with telegraphic in
structions from the Adjutsnt General of
the Army, of date-Adjutant Generals
Office, War Department, July lst, 1865,
all the remaining troops of the l4th,
| 18th and 18th Army Corps, and the Pro
yisional Division Of the Army of the
Tennessee, not included in the muster
out ordered in General Order No. "a,
current series, from these headquarters,
will be at once mustered out of the SER
vice of the United States, and placed en-
| route for their respective State rendez.
yous, there to be paid of and finally dis.
charged. % -
The gmuster-out will be made in &C.
cordauce with the provisions of General
Order No. "a, current series, Adjutant
Generals Office, and of General Order
No "a, current series, from these head
quarters. ri so ,sfl'~
No more leaves of absence or fur
/ loughs will be granted sls 40 ssita
All officers or men now absent, whose
leave will expire before the muster-out
of their commands has been completed,
win report to their regiments at Louis
Vile, KY, otherwise to the rendezvous
in their respective States TO which their
commands will be sent - 73 s1m 1' 'r
AS soon as the muster-out of an or
ganization has been made, the brigade
commander in whose command It may
be serving, win report directly to these
headquarters the fact, with the number
of officers and men in the regiment OF
detachment, the rendezvous to which
they are to be sent, and the time they
will leave this point for their States.
BY command Of Major General John
A. Logan. z q g sat " .e112 ia
NJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
MAX. Woodruff,
Assistant Adjatant General.

DEMoCRATIc.- "A colored man was re-
Gently elected alderman of the second
ward of Austin, in Nevada. What
makes the case more singular is, that
be was the candidate of the Democratic
party Western Christian allocate.
As in Nevada, so it will be in all
parts of the country in few years
Our citizens have not forgotten that
some of the most active Democrats in
our city voted for a negro for Mayor
last spring. They did worse, too, for
their candidate was representative
man. .-4o1 s@a7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

To ST4Hp.-We learn that it has been
idesided 70 let the beautiful arch erected
across Main street, at Third, stand for
some time at least. Itis no obstruction
| to the. street, as Two or three teams can
pass abreast beneath the great arch, and
any style Of vehicle can pass beneath
the smaller arches each side,
As our. bravesboys in blue are coming
Hhche daily, We favor its standing as
perpetual welcome 10 them-the pre-
servers of our country.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08

.R@-The Memphis CoegaetciaI speak
ing Of the-newly elected Mayor of that
city says, "An Irishman by birth be
POSSESSES many of the traits of that
warm hearted aud generous people with
afev or the faults which when INDUCED
in to excess are the bane and misery,
whence springs much of the discomfort
manifested by other people towards the
irish race" We presume that Is an
elegant Way of saying that he takes a
wee ahrAp too much occasionally.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-08
Gold.

In order to furnish Coin in hand to
parties who may wish to buy largely, we
will keep constantly on hand, ia large
pieces, from Twenty-Five to Thirty Thou.
sand Dollars Cash.