davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-07-11

STo1x 1H.-1he tug Cr1wtord. Captain Leonart.
hsd hat pal e3+woEt stove in by heavy SCI which
che shipped yesterday, out IN the lake.
, 1865-07-11

He Explains His Action to Dnvla-- At
r.mpt 10 throw the X .spon aib1llty of
1he Canada Plot1 on +Jakr Thompson
s..6anterb Tor Political Action,
ThoC,pson for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-14
TAX SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, iowa CoCaTT, So
n oliCE IS hereby given that much Of each par.
Gel land, city or village lot, described ia the
IoioElhs ts. as n ay be necessary Tor hat purpose
VIII on the hrst TUESDAY, being the 9th day OF sep
teiIiber = ID. 1857. and tn succeeding DAYS
after, te sid by public auction my Office
IN the Court House in the vlIa Of Dodgevills Tor the
p Shlent oil delinquent To- the year A u. 1864
a'su iof 'e Noiui tesf bounty tax levied 4 H. 1868,
Nieh nave been returned this Office delinquent
or ihis date by the treasurer Of the several town:
and The lreasurerof tie city OF Mineral Point III the
County OF Iowa
GlEen under my hand at the office OF the County
treasurer q Iowa ounty and State IF Wisconsin, ID
he mage Of podgeville The sth day q May, \. D
1900 FRANCIS VIVIAN,
Treasurer Of Iowa County.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-14
+, ors ~ TIE VILLAGE OF sesoow

Lot Na-s block 81 lot blk A. lot biz 5; lots 6, u
blk i alIof block J. all Of block {; lots !, g 1,
; lots so Blk 9, lot blk 10; all OF iock II;
lots 9, 1, blk u; lot blk 4; lots ,, ,, blk ;;
lots 4 blk9; lots 2 o. block 10; lots q d
blk g. all OF blk IA
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-14
TOWN OF PULASKI

lots ~ THE VILLAGE OF CENT
Lots L d Il lots { q 10.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-14

Lots No. IS and 80.
wooDM4N's ADDITION
Lot No. l.
CITY OF MINERAL 9oINT-SEcoND warn
HsKKIsoNS SURVEY.
Lots No 1bS,-r lts, 10 pt l7o, uud III und ~
part ~, H. part 13, s-fT6 p III part rs Isl
pt 49, p s9, pt 1870 l9i, f95 rs. 1t isS DIT Igs af
2oI 2o2, - 4 202, 2o7, 2os, 20 2!T 9t2 md
-, 8 2S, %, 225, 226, 23o, pit 236 pit 236 pt 2s6
lots-169, l96, II 80, -, 2ls, pit 2S6 N"'
DAVIS SUBDIVISION.
Lots > I 10 Il j I3 IL Is Is II 1s
70 % p = > - - 26 -
Two acres in se3 sec 80, tosn 5, range g.
vEFTT'S SURVEY
Lots No ., n l. pit .. pt p 81. pit 81 pit 81 pt Sc
pt 50, pt5., pt 81, pt5, 60 p1 81, e 81 O. S. So
Il, -, - -. pit ~, 1T So p u, pt9I pit o. DIT
o. pt 80 IT 81, pt %, 4, 90 pt ., 9, pit U3 i 104 nj
10, side 100, l2 pit lI6 pit rs Pt II9. PIT 13I und
OF pr ~ pt - pE l, ~, ind part l22, una pit
l23. pt 49, lot 90.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-14

lots 20 10, acre end lG0, 60 nwi PA swt 214
HWt rs e 30 VI 279, 2S2 e 2S3 middle 2S3, e3
40 acre W side 2e4. ace side 295, part 295.
Lots Z. !, :, 5. @ TO- II and ri y in Beechs subd-
vision Of lots 121 & 1873 of Hsrrison's survey.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-14

In ALI theirstaE 3, At little Expense.
L'ttie.or no change e Diet, 30 incouyai.ence
Ana no Exposure.
Il causes Irela-ut desire ana Gives STRENGTH - y-
nate thereby Removing Distractions Preverti,5aId
Curing fractures ST tl- IRE. fs slfe,ir, .-,,
aflnuon, 50 frequent Ina the class OF diseases ana
20 .7@Ho- an1n thousands s. ho haze been victims Of
4t'N .'hi $40 '.Ee paid Ae1yu fees 70 be cured in
gents D. are't nap i'm tire system TO break out in an
aggravated form. and eyJ"l-~ e1zer Lia,yiago.
Csa HeL1aoLp's Exra,cr BrcaU for an affections
ana &57-as.S Of ihe L ltIAABT ORGANS, whether el
ir.HE IN MALE or FL ALE, from whatever cause
9,.=@nat'ng aud no matter Of HOW LoNG STAND
Diseases Ct these Orgsus requires The all of p nIu
EEfIC- IEL'EoLDS ENTRA,T BUCHU Is TIir
"..ai bl .LElC, and is certain have the desired
elect ia AL diseases for VII ch II is recommended
t.iasnee Of The most reai, and responsible char
"etef VIII ace7r al any the medicine
FR.cE 81 Opsr bottle. CT six for $500.
Delivered to any address securely packed from obser
Describe Symptoms ID iii COMMUNICATIONS.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis!
Address letters for information to
Z. 2. EELIB0Lr, Chom.s.,
1o+ s .u'h Tenth ST., bel. Chestnut, Pnila
HFL&aoLD's Medical Depot.
HELMB9LD's Drug ana Chemical Warehouse,
5o4 Brca5way, New York.
DWARF or CouSTERFEITs RND rNpnINcr-
gym aa4 other articles tAa reputation attained
"e'@a'.a.s Genuine Ts.rss- ae.s.
{. improved la Es.s w 5,la1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-14
Observation-Disclosures
DEcLlNE or CHANCE OF LIFE.

Take uo more BaIsarf Mercury or pnr,l4asa,t ,si
slues for unpleasant and dangerous diseases
HsLMBOLDS EXTRACT BCCHU AND IMPROVED
ROSE WASH CURES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-14
VILLAGE or HIGHLAND

Lot no 50 nj of > lot 4S Tot Is a pit OF IS I29;
lot 81 & W! - i e 81; g 4. A. lots 80 3 %
BARNARD ADDITION.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
IURSDAY. MA.Yr4,o1S65.

IAnd well hn MIGHT; for the cx,sperated
soldiers OF the Union army would have
d 'solated the land from tight TO lefl.--
Tue rebel chieftsin expressing himself
deeply pnincd at the unfortunate event
he was told that i would be polite in
hin tr pubhcly dscleimf any Connection
lwhh or knowledge Of the deed, or the
cenduc, Of our army could not be answer
ed for. ID .
JEFF. Davis, is confidently blliev, d
viii attempt TO leave the county, and il
"a, curr nt'y re! ort"d that h had al
ready started fnr NJ Sico. He is to be
jeiped there b. the Hamptonians and
Rdtsrrs, und- the last ditch and unite
With the French. Gen. Sherman said
sha, be would not 70 ou, OF hts way l.,
csptuto Davis, for they wouldn't hang
him if he was caught. Juhusion has
been notified, ere this, that the terms OF
surrender agreed upon cannot be accept
cd. and that the truce, at the expiration
Of thc 4S hours, must end But we pre-
der that there will be no tighting. John.
stofn's army Ia about Chapel liili, about
2Smiles from Rcleigh, with his left on
tho Haw river. Hs retreat has been
cut OF Ivy Stoncman who, though now
un his hSnl, has - DESTROYED the road
that il cannot be repaired. Sheridan il
ncsr at hand, aud with Fitzpatrick and
Stoneman, can alone hSndle Johnston
army which DIES not now number oyei
thirty thousand men. Dcmoralizsd ant
already beaten, Johnston can do nothing
...,aAAlt Ns..f, lilo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
Hard ON left.

A soldier Of Shermon's Amy found th
following preface and poetry in rebC
newspaper, which he picked up on bal
lie field near kden's Station. on ,h
Georgia Central Railroad:
The following lines wero taken, fro,
the body Of dead Yankee, on the battl
field of Rssm's Station, BY Geusgia
soldier belonging to Longs brigade.
oh may tha,esa, Jsa Davis, Hoat,
odoPsn sea. inopsn boat,
In Iceland cold withou, aec,t.
Gbtv HaIieluj.b!
Without coin.'s, sail or oar,
A milhoh miie, ttom ,hore,
Where mi bty waves, The moVntsins iosr,
Glory, ilsilsl IN.
May the shatks dsvour him, stem sHi stern,
A whais sngulfhim down in ,urn.
Andthe devil get the whole conSeh,
....s Glory, HAllslsah.
Oh, may the cuiied traitor dsen
w. dstts,t pit, oflespenhen
And sns,h mstssth, aud srosn and yell,
OloTy HtueWh.
IAad'mld NJ, ro,r. .ld frss,ic cries.
Oh make eternal ashes rise,
AndBlow forever In hi, eyes,
80 Glory, Hallslpish.
q. In burning bIi N stone nsy he be,
Halle iisllslulsh
White little devil, isne, In sls.,
Then lock the door an lose tho ley.
Glory, Hal slujsh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
The Sherman-Johnston Confer.
pnCn

The correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial, who was present at the in
tcrvicws between Sherman and Johnston
which resulted in the remarkable arrange
ment now attracting so general aiten.
tion, gives the following particulars there,
Of: .
AZ the f S. meeting, at which Genera!
Johnston only was present, no terms
were finally agreed upon,'he second meet.
ing, however, at which Breckenridge
ofliciated, conditions were finally accept
ed and papers signed.
General Johnston, on the first day
probably learned what General Shcr.
mans terms were. Alter toll consulta
tion with JefT. Davis. who was OF Hills
borl. be cJnclpd a % accept them, TAX
ing Brcckinridge with him, however, t.
draw up the papers.
This important conference was held u,
the solicitation of the rebel Gcneral, who
ON the Attn inst, sent BY ltg of truce o
request for cessation ol hosilitics until
General Grant could be sent fer. Gen
era Sherman answered imin sdiately by
say ing, that If the surrender OF his army
was The object of such Il truce, he was
eompetrn' 70 attend 70 such ~"h'si oui
~ AWNING ,'sa Was Was pSs'fea, ~ w,snJu assiSl
70 suow w. Nv" n @ aes','
""e ;o,',aa.rt canoraI IT,
s.n' c,,o, ,p' @ ,hn, ho C,,or,i Shnr,,.,,
was ready TO meet him at any time I,
confer on the subject Of his wants. =
This offer WIS promptly accepted. ard
'noo,i,a ,"oou wns agreed ,unun A. Mr.. lame,
,oen,S peuno,S,' = ,i,tle but nn ,he ,cf, NJ
Sctt""na,tIili rood. aye miles irom Dur
En"P s,inn and ,b;r,y miles ram IN
,";nh j ,hs mcmorpb,e mecting took place
rnnnraI 80 sherman v.na nceomn,nieJ by
- ~, 'L,nj mnn his abIc Chief En-
M 'inocs CoInucI q. NJ. pc. and Genera
NJ. ~ Ill, n,hcr. If bis s,nr md mo,
Dcl!'H "" ILns,o, ,snh NJ, JLno,
ue,e,"l 'o'''s,o"' - ~" ,"T
nhu Nnp"'" i'uhpVV"' VI Us s'Sh
Both General, were "IGoi"punIGu oS
.h.ir c,V"lry uV"e' "' ; ~ 'P'"''N ""'
Woo ii"nl.on. ;,
Amer Tue m1re nnpo,'ont quc'''oh'
had been se'tleu' I1neI1, l1. 'one,'''en "n'
Johnston co'Nerseu 'reyy anu i,"nhly
General SHERMAN bdlu, ana beHcrO
Johnston luirly admitted, thu, the gran,
Army of the Mississippi was tho bcs
army ever marsholed. "Why," SO
Jobnston, "my engineers, my officers
and the people OF South Carolina all in
si.ted upon Il, that no army could eve
pcLc,rute SalkuhalclIo .Swamps, un
YOU have not only marched your arm
ibrouch il, but corduroycd and bridgcd
for miles aud then drew after you you
immese supply trains. The Ike coul
mot have been done by any other army.
General Wade Humpton's actions an
conduct In the light of such a manly an
candid admission, are suggestive Of ht
haired of the people who elevate an
dicnily the laboring classes, and thoroue
hnn,ieism in his notions of Soriher
superiority aud cbivalry. He denied III,
the South wns conquered or even wors
ed, and fully renounced the theory, 'hr
one Sothern man could whip three Noi
thern men. We believe four years {
war have, ct least, reduced the odd
I %
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
Seneca County

AVE AND READING rAcToRy.TiFFiN,o
~. r, Chsmbsrlin has eor.tanty on hahd f'ou
A., dFrait IRarrst stsvs., we'll seasoned, sAd Kiln
VisdAsadius. Prom,t attention given to ali'fdes
Aise scrol, Sa~ingsnd Turning dons toofdsT'.
Nov snbsf 1853 -- ..n. -i
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
Davis House.

forms riy called the "City House, ~ Tihn,oh
Law WxikicK, Proprietor.
Thsuadsnign sirss toi nfofm Allhlsftiendsand nd
sfatepsttons the City HouSs ,tnowthe Oavt'hai
sis hotslis ready for the reception OF gaesu. Ihe
Houss has been rebuilt, e-furnished andis no" as
rpcdt any ir the country.
now have ,tsbling snoughto accommodate any
umbsr horses ,snd wi lalwsy shave ahun danes
sffssdr. - - t~ F rT r LEVI WEiRIOk.
Griahn, oetobsf 7, ,isss-Isu L.NLL III.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

A farm containing six hundred aeres
twohuudred aud tity under im3rosems'
wax large lsw brick house. isreebarn, %
house and other out houses, lying within
nailss et Fssmoni, ,Sandusky Go, Ohio, 10 ne
offered FOR sale go
Terms essy and liberal. Time as long
desired. Enquire of y. g. WHITE,
FEB. %, 1855. .-sm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

QTThe great ..lock-oul" IN the Eng:
lish iron trade, by which nearly one hun
dred Thousand men were ihrown cut Of
employ mcnt, hus ut last conje t. IN end.
aud nearly all the men have resuIned
work. No trade controversy ever before
assumed such II mugnl,ude as that which
has just terminated, und none ever threat
encd such disastrous Consequences. II
is probable that nearly half milliun Of
people arc directly dependent for support
upon the wages OF the iron workers who
were "lockcd OUT as the result, vf III,
late dill ul,y. .aaz tc1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

or Whatis the difference between
the color ofh Qpaker's coat and q tipse,
womant One 10 a sober drab, and the
other a drunken drab.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
g. Clay,

Attornsy aud fIoansslloT at Law and Nois,y& & Pnl
HE, FoltoIia, Ohio, will attend pfomp'y 70 ~.
Ss pad 10 all kiads Of collseuon',in seneca su'
apseiuias eonnties. r- a.u-,..,p,,
opnos-wtth J, v. Iones, Esq3in Ha's'b'o'N
up stairs'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
vrs.A. r.. G.. G.-MatGison'

SEW MILLINERY STORE, REPUBLIC =.
eCoastsAtty Oh hand 6as sssortmsnt OF Nt'hre'
t0ssd, which win be sold atthe Lowest cash price
straw asa siik w orb doaa to order. An slernu'
,soytmsut Of Dress and Clock Patterns Always 3
hsad. MRS. A'E. G-hATTisnN
RahlIs NAV IL, 1854. 32n3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
Frank Baker,

A.o,n.ya, Law, Tim, ohio. ofAee IN Ton'b';
slsei. All just elaimt for Bounty, Back ray 'nu
sit. s,thsIowsN rates. No advaner pssm.n' tr'
'.sirsd' . tNo''S ~ '''' -,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

PENSIONS. The following items saoEid
be prvsctycd, shaving 20 whom peusiun.
may bs granted. Those entitled 10 peu.
sions arc, '.
|. Inyalids, dssblod slnce M.sch a,h
1861, 10 the military or nasal services q
the Uuhcd States, while IN the line vf
duty. ~
q. widows VI officers. soldiers and
sca IN. u, who have died Of wounds reeeivs
cd, or discas - eontracte1 in scrvics q.
abov,. .....-srI-v
r. Children under sixtcrn yesrs Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

QSJ" About one moath since, when Ed.
win Buoih--broiber of the s.ssssin-
was at Trenton, n. J., on his way 10
Washington, during u rush from Tho eat
ing house to reach the cars. q passenger
slipped Us ho reached the platform--ths
ours being on the noye--and was saved
from falling under the wheels by Mr.;
Booth. The man was Robert Eucoln
son of thu President. .niV-.l ltA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
III, S.Wcn Rer,

M,nufsess<esof Carriages, B4gg iss. spls >, Se,
csfnor Gee and Jshei.en seseets, near the "e msn
Catholic Church. .Tifhn,. Ohio. A fine stock OF IN.
ats,t stylss or Besgies, eto., hnished Ia me ps,
rand ofthe most durable ma,eriais,con''ah'F
sa had, ), nd pfompI,y m,deto order; ,,,ruSpp
Timn, ,As.un IS. .is6e. - q -E-- a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

or Tho final hymn sett up on slf
from y DIS pew il 81. Pauls, Rich
mond, .ast Sunday, began with the well
known line:r ~yy 4,-D ,~-.,.,r-Y
; I"oh where .asli rest be foundp' =
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
DIR. L. C., BeiIharZ.
SURGEON rYfYES DENTIST

Ofies ,shawhAn's Block over rihln nank. Teeth
ias,rtedi IA superiot tnl luaer, aud ou motXeMoha
bl sterms. Calland have yourrerth dllod without
delay Or. r.BrILuARZhsving hud more thantwenty
sar,sxpsrisncs, cs,feehaonGdentthaths can please
h . mostfs,tidious and sucoesdin all oSss' where
a ses'sis poHible undsTany yeiTeumstSness
AnFill9, tSu5, -f-l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

WE apslust receiving a Ia'ge lo' OF GrOeeries
w rsdaesd prices. Csllsnd see
.s S,BGl9 7'N-ssstisS sSs' iIss-:.S ! = 81 I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

Ocr NJ, J, F. Nagle.un actor, was II.
rested at Cbc.go. upon the asscr ion Of
a soldier that he was Booth. A detec:
tive, before he mad, the syresi. compared
Nagle witha picture hs he'd of Booth,
and the resemblance was so striking that
he took Nagle into custody, who OF course,
established his identity and WIS di.ehars.
cd.
4 Mr. Chapman, OF Pittsdold, Mas.
was urrcSted for Booth t;iree times one
day, when ON his travels. - ssssg,s4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
Manhood; how Lost, how Restored.

h uulOOui uOW bOpbj nv" AeOoOOiOu'
a. Just puhlished. a new edition o
$Ay Dr.. culverwelrS Celebrated Essay on
rhe radical cure (withoul medieine) OF Sper-
natarhna, or seminal Weakness, Involnnta
y seminal Losses, Imp9tepey. Mental and
ysical Incapaeity, Implements to Mar.
riage, etc. also. Consumption, Epil' psy, and
Fils. induce by self'indulgence or sexual ex'
ravsganse' rfg-EgHs az
lT price lin sealed envelop, only s cents,
Th. celebrated author in this admirable
ssay clearly demonstrates. from u thirty
sears, successful practice that the alarming
sense quer ces OF self abuse may be radically
% l'without the dangerous use of internal
mr,tiete,r the application ofihe knife
ln,ing on, mode ni cure at once simple
rtain AMI effeelual, ty means ol which
very sufferer, no mat ter whathis condition
~ be. ma cure himsell cheaply, privately
nj radically
'IP This lecture should be in the hands
every youth and every inan 10 the land.
vnt. under seal in plain envrlopto any
lire-s, pnst paid, on rrceip, oi .sir cents, oi
20 post stamps Address the pu iisner.
| .ntfH. CHAS !. C. KLINE a. 90,
1877 Bowery N. Y post office box 4 $50.
| March g. iS65-ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

OF The New Yvfk Post ssy si,s, the
day eriorc the Baltimore Convention 10, :,
hf. Ward, oi New Jersey, q delcg.t.t
that body, wsiud on Mr. Lincoln, .aad
asked him whom ne preferred Tor Wee.
President. He declined unnounc.bv ,sl,y
distinct preference. but dwell, esp 'clally
upon th' claims of Andrew fshnsJh,
whom he churacteris as ,enincr,ls. q
man for The tiincs--sap bic. hJli,st. a.,i
Of ipa xib!c lcylliy aud ndomhaLle will.
whose selection for yiej. Prcsiisat would
afford hin (mr, Liuceli) spproins satis-
faction. NJ. Ward len the, Pfesii.ns
With the s,tOng conviction that 10 man
IN the cUuatry posscssed his estcom ahi
confidence mire entirely than Mr. johns
sun. A. a Subsequent intoivh:w. oa ths
6 b Of Mirch. tho Prcs dent rsitrtst 4
all h. had previously said 10 Mr. Joha.
sous praise, rcmarkine that ths county
owud him a debt Of grnti,us for b = II
shrinking sacrifice aud heroic labvfs sin
rs behalf, Which cuuld never b. paid,-
" still felt that he had, ia the new
/ Vice President. QUO whuss aid would b.
OF mestimsLle vslue ia The wots bef,fe
him. NJ man, he I'D. had tight to
Judge Andrvw Juhnsan in any respect
%bO had not suffered a. much ana dona
~ mach US he had for the naii0a's sake.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04


6TNot the least Of the Inter sting
proceedings at Charleston, in correction
with the raising of the o.d hag on SUN
ter, was tho celebration o: THE Freaimen,
Sp eches were made on the oecssion
by VIZ LLOYD GAHRIsos; don. Hrssr
wills IN, Of Massochuseus; Hon. Judge
KELLY. of Peansyhania; aud Hon:
GEORGE TuoaFsos, Of EnglNsd. ssv5
ORA gentleman who knows the ss--
sas ,in Both, saya that be (Booth) was
great admirer OF 0rsini. and when, thst
/ Italian attempted the lie Of NSpoleoa'
Booth expressed great admiration tor the
act, saving that II he( (Dootb) undcsteken
the business il would have been success
ful, aud then said he,'si ahopld hsss hssd
forever - n--,.-.- s-'r-.sg
! sEiph. thousai.d Uaion pfisonsss .srs u
Vicksburg awaiting trsnsporta,ion North:
They arc from Tho iAndsrsopyille iGs
stockadaA 'fhs mortality rolls SHOW ,thAt
llT,0oO OF theis cotapsn.ons fell s'eti"s
20 rebel cruelty. o.,.
mr. AndsAw Jackson, Ifs he siopssd
so,, ofnntrew 5scksop, . dssi. ~ eoss
! ihe aana .sf Aaasa9 5seksoh-susne
leg clee. ..s.''ss ,s = ~ b3 ~ 4 8
6c-,- Tho sesl dshery sssvspsoss VI
hN.w fs3uilAnd Ase excsllelt, Soos w.
,hoS yessriss hsvs slseady .pSf'ssd - y,
Johns with fbii cstgocs; % by !. ss,sasS. 81. a
mr. Many dssas may 80 bsIiises; bsf
only those ,l;foniosed by esea, motives ~
great, " fllia fnE,ll w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04

Attorney at Law. win attend 'rompty TO all
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-05

Benjamin c. Harris, the Maryland con-
gresham and traitor. now On trial at Wash
ington, was a member of the democratic
national convention in Chicago, last fall
He made speeoh-a bitter TRADE against
Mcclellan, because he was not Peace Demo
crat, and was Kissed down. During the con-
fusion that ensued, delegate denounced
Harris as a traitor, and the latter knocked
him down. We were present, on the floor
of the convention, at the time, and never be-
fore did we witness such scene of indigua.
ton and excitement. There was a general
cry from the thousands present to put Harris
out. He was severely reprimanied by Gov
Seymour, the president of the convention,
and after making most humble apology
was permitted to remain in his seat. But
his shameful abuse of Mcclellan and of all
democrats who supported the war earned for
him the contempt of all but the little squad
of peace-as.any- price sneaks who lowered
about that convention. In numbers they
wore insignificant and contemptible-but by
hanging on to the skirts of the democracy
they were the cause of infinite mischief to
the party, and were really the most servica-
Bile allies in the cause of the republicans.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-05

LOOK OUT FOR SwINDLERs.-There isia set OF
swindlers about town with gift enterprises,
lotteries, jewellery swindles, in the shape of
PetekFunk operations, who sell some trifiing
worthless articles for some small sum OF mon
ey and then give the purchaser shake at
the decor ticket for something which draws
some other worthless piece of trash
All that sort of contriyance is to cheat the
people. and we are surprised to learn that
some of or own citizens lend themselves to
encourage the cheat. Occasionally some one
draws prize of value, as an advertisement
to gull flats, but when the facts are siftsd out
it proves to have been done with an under
standing that it should be returned. Beware
of all such swindles and of those who are
used as tools to encourage them.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-05

The BODY OF ALPHEUs MITCHELL FOUND
The body of Alpheus Mitchell, the young
man who was drowned at Hampton, 10 miles
above this city, on the 18th of April, was
found, early this morning, MAY 5th) near
Buffalo, Iowa, II miles below this place. As
a matter of form, the coroner of Scott county,
Iowa, will hold an inquest upon the body this
afternoon, and it will then be brought to this
city for interment in Chippiaunock Cemetery
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of P. L. Mitchell. Esq, on Illinois
street, tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock
Friends and the public are respectfully invit.
ed to attend.