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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

SOLDIERS CAsKEr-We have been ia
FoTed with another number of the Sol-
aiers Casket published by c. w. Alex
an'te7, Philadelphia Il IS neatly prin.-
ed magazine, and contains much of inter-
est The leading article, in memory Of
Willy sherman is worthy of a perusal:
also, The Soldiers Great Movement =
1t Is magazine worthy Of / liberal pat
ronage Terms-S2 year, s. fer six
months
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

GEN ALIENS Early CARrEr.-The
Nj wauke Scntiae,, in an article reerect-
InE tie candidarrs on the Union Stare
ticket, has the following in regard to the
early history Of Gen, Thos : Allen, the
candidate for Secretary of State.
ten Allen Is emphaticallv self,
made man lie came 70 Wisconsin IN
/ 81, printer by trade Harinr worked
hls way nearly through college br his
trade and by teaching, be WAS Obliged. IL
me i#5.nC OF his ewes. to abandon his col
.&-.9te course 4 Subsequent attempt to
S.-iS The law was frustrated nv the same
D ., I, ana young Allen came to Min
y.t' o'nf. ln iowa county. where he fol-
g"l' sur eEln- with much success. ba;n-
also engaged IN mining enteruriseS''
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
R TO REM -
EFaN.

Va HERE :, Tny wife, Ca;hsri~c hampshire hav-
~ ing FOR some hree years pa cterf in q most
shameful manner towards hrr children and myself I
hereby caution public AGAINST harborIng or trsffr
her On nay ccount, sha Lpay no deJss Of her con-
tracing --
And nrther caution The punrc not to our base arv
holseola goods, or property If any kind h4n,f,,s,
70 2 n said Cathariue a-ilr,sl!ir. ~ I'm
the Ie Of the same BY Law
,,,o go. HENRY LANFsUIRF.
'1NS ~ 1900 4F9o Black Hawk ity e. 7
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

Does not exHiIarae and excite fhe patient sufferer
Ike alcoholic Bifters and Ecvsrages All advertised
dyspepsia but IL Is me icue mo- wonderful ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

~ yon who are suffering from Dyspepsia, Indigo.
G'n. Nausea, Heartburn Sick Headache CraI1r and
rams ~ the stomach and Bowels Acdtv of the snun
ach 1holera moTbus, Dysenter, and General Debility
ana weakness Of the whole system-try but a single
'oltis, We VIII ners aeafn II VIC fail Ia this
case Our own knowledge q rs merits the uuifed
iony Of all who have yied it the eDconiiuus
o. u"Ltns q cur own reighiors your duty 10 yout-
etl ana the beneficial result. certain as The sun
shh an earnesti peTsstenty, urgs you TO just try
one bottle. II what sag j. not correct Il our sta
ne ts concerning its virtues not found
TO be true IL you do that he operation the
medicine isiustanf and perfectly wond. rfui
viii profession Of the puhlic
health retire from the field admitting that we are
incompetent 20 compound a medicinal preparation
which would be entitled to your confidence
Sold by druggists everywhere Price 81 per bottle.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
No choice

The names Of several Of the candidates
having been Withdrawn in favor OF Col.
> NJ husS, OF Firoqua county, he was
made the nominee Of the Convention by
reclamation
Hon. John @. McNynn, of Racine. was
nominated for Superin sendent Of Public
Instruct by exclamation, and
Hoo. Henry Cordier, Of Winnehago
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

Is indispensable 70 the Tortmanteau Of every travel
or. as IT at prev MS dizziness sickness
either il steamers cars and is falling pre-
ventive Of danger from change Of Tateg AMI climate
Do not do Without IT,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

'. = he toad du L@e Reporter saws the
iiGhlnIn- lately struck several times -,
'He open ieyel ground Of tho F.dora8o
m arSh- ;. and set the grass on ire. burn
ING over hundreds of acres. IL renorrs
numerous burglaries ana rob5sries in
Fond du Lac. III
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

Has equaiin the world q remedial AGENT
There is not preparation known that is az Ger
tain speedy, and iniahle IN II acknowledging an
curing at once. say this positively
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

Is warranted 10 do have claimed for it. and
Will furnish YOU certificates Of best citizens and
cIergyI1elI to back up statement
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

BY the Wood County Reporter We
learn thar lis total population IS , q5I
II reports cranherries plenty and Tho
picking already begun
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

NENFgcNT--Ihe comp etc official re
turns Of the Kentucky election make ,ho
vote on State Treasurer as follows III
Ne"le lAmendmenn, 1901: Garrard
-smeEGmeutl. 42IS- \ croso -,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

CHEF Nusraa.xs AND nrsbra~1se OR

CHEF MUsraa.N Nc AND nrsBuRetyG OFFICE
Madison. Angus Is, 1853.
+ TIE public hereby notified that all Just and
proper claims for expenses Incurred n recruiting
IN this tate, properly charge9ble 90 the fund for col
lec.jug drilling and organizing volunteers must be
presented a. this office 40 once Tor adjustment.
c.. r. GID ms.
Il. Of. 18TH o. Infantry.
Chief Mastering and DishursiHg officer and Suut,
Vol. Rec. Service, " scuDsjn. g-Sw.t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

LORD SMITH, General agents
hicago, Illinois.
For sale in Mineral Point by j. II Vivian and R. D.
Pulfe d. Iy23
h Ns~hall Son, Gaisna, General AGENTS for this
section.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

MINERAL POINT;
SEPTEMBER 10, 1900

" ne fa-,ns on the altar of his country, does
nor yssrss TIE support and coUntenance fhon-
| est T7e0D}e .>1-n,p-rpu c,vp
/ ruFSFTWO: PATRIOTS AND TRAIT0RS!'
L E1 Stephen A Douglas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

!, tot : u tflI OF Jefferson county. was
then declared unanimously nominated
On motion the Convention took an IN
formal ballot for a candidate for RanE
comptroller with the following result.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
Goes Dyspcpsia Cure

Is prepared by the originator Of The justly celebrated
Co S COu-h aaIsam. Ne. Coe has never prepared ;
medicinal article for public and &C. eral use ~ yrha
has stood the strongest te IS and has Away ho ne III
pal" Of victory over every disease it has been certified
20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
Goes Dyspepsia Cure
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

wiIrelIeve distress or purify sto1a
ach n less giu-e than - faxes rite this line.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
COElS DTSIEPSL4 CURE|

an invaluable friend an who weak debilitated
and I, loa stale OF normal action.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
C0ES RTSrEpsLA -cEREL

Is the greatest appetizer ever kuown-it not only
ates the appetite hut euabI you easily
digest your food
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
, House and Lots
I'LL Eor Sale.

! OTIS NJ 100, 1o1, and =. NV Of Lot 1o2 with
huij lTE. thereon. tuated OF Hoard g,feef in
ne City OF Mineral Point, will be sold at a BAR
The Honse is built of roc and Contains eight good
s &c ID Spring. aud houses on The premises
Apply 81 the LINEN Hotel Linden Wis to
Wh. GoLDswoRTHY, Jr
Aug. . 1875 Ius.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
$lew advertisements.
WARREN, LOCKWOOD & co.
GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
179 Kinzio Street, Chicago.
J. #. WAR; y, S. VI RockwooD {. r nocgvoon
Albany WIS. Janesyue, Wis Chicago.

EHE MASON 4 HANLTN CABINET
L ORGANS, forty different stv'es aaa7ted n sa-
cred and secular music FOR $50 to sGH0 each THyP-
Il-FIjE COR o SILVER -HED4LS or other
hrst premiums awarded th-tu Illustrated Catalogues
free. Address son & HAMLaS, Boston, or MA-oN
BROTH rs New York 1,g-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
If you want Fresh GrocerIe.

II you Want FLESH GrOcerIes
Attic lowest prices, cal! on
1 EASDALE il ALLIS.
at the elegant store in Coads
new block High street.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

The name Of VIM \ Bu-h was with
drawn
lion Byron Paine stated that his name
had been presented under a Iaisunier-
standing. and ne withdrew IL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

Is recommended by all The leading physicians.
CO.'S DTSREHSL4 CCREI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13
a~sold by Druggists Everywhere.

c. e. CLARK & Co, Proprietors,
New Haven, Conn.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-13

For. County Superintendent Of Schools,
SAMUEL PARKS. Of Avoca.

For Member Of the assembly,
Northern Dfstrict-Conprsjar the Towns Of Arena
CLYDE Doagevle, Highland, Pulaski
ri 'Ceway and Wyoming.
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iaui,ly rec sui to- s - g. teaf tloue Wien g.
non = paid pupctIa.y, 1t gives - greet gown.
!Cr', prI We rc, yc 4 w fhsrsfl'. sf. v 4..
'an. GER "a he 41'h Ne" Y9.k. bat isroa .I
the Nt'c-aY Reserve Corp I'M r .iura'
A soLDiEE's VIM.
We bayo no information regarding tie cause for
this stop age fragments tom the s)llicrs' Relief
Fund Ills quito cert.in. however, that unless
there is, cause for ~ positively unavoidable, a
grave responsibility rests with somebody Tor With.
hoil{ this piti.nce from The destitute fam LES II
soldiers, which hey - urgently need a. Ills tine.
i the 'unis arc exhausted, hey should DO by some
reAns rcplenissed without delay. New York
should not, under any circumstance, allow tho
families Of tue brave mon who fighting Is at.
ties to suffer tor the ucccssNries Of lie
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THE NEW YORK sun.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1865.
THE DEATH STRUGGLE.

IN, how ~ long impending over HchHona has
rg,,. TIE aec,ave bs,ils Of tie war Ia new 10
t.-,.e,s, and tho final vctov already looms Up
,.-,u,. tie s.noI. 4 battle. She forward move
,..,,ttbs army, previously s.nounced, proves 20
have teen the grand onset which General "A'N'
h,s " ioug leon preparing. suEEinAT AMI us
,,,.,c,, took h. initiative, in Hank noveneni
tpou Lars right, supported ey "AEEE' = ''fi y
7 - movement trou Mt GA al engASrtneh'' VIM"
,.,,,o,,,ic,,.1 ,iee.s.yely 10 other corps
ln,l finally the battle became general s'ong
TIE .rure line lavolvisg TO con'enHihg
annie. ~ ,.rAsps Go uoN desperate struggle q
a., war. and cau.ius our frees to gym the mo"
,..,.r..nt .lyautngoa. SHERIDAN has captured
s.,.,.l ,b,u.apd prisoners wniGnr has tern up
ihc las. railroad communicating with hchm"ni'
and the glorious news - announced that ue roho'
Inc. ,yc ovsrvwhs-- renetratsd. and that our gal
nlt soldier, are pressing No enemy 10 the wal
n. BATH, has been long I'D tloody. las a.
ready ragged thtco oAys' anu 7" ''''
,uu IN prcvress. get We s.VSstago H. - ar
al On our side, and We have everything I"
lopo from Whal is yet 10 come With Ne
rebel deseu.cs troksn, Lru - comparatively pow
.rlcss. wide his lues were .uisc bis dtpc'od
nrtpg was formidable Tor 10 lad enough soldiers
o. man ali his works but With iis icfcnc"s gone"
J.. AM GaASr stand upon Al equality. On onr
gIc ares greatly pr,Poudcrtuug force soldiers
1.l 4 sptAus asrn and flushed with success; on
ne rebel sce are inferior numbers, Anl the moral
elect of de'ea, ,ni J. 0p,lessncs'. II" result I'M
der such c!rcuuistancoa must lie 10th favorable
spd decisive.
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Financial vows, Markets. &c.

Nw York, SItHidl, iTri T. ~ ,. 4 Tho stock
make, has been very STEADY NJ ihe aiv'ncr Of yos-
tctGc, with indications Of lrher price, for ,hc come
IN week. Governments were i.rm and in 'oruc de-
tusIi. Gold closed At l5"% SO Wall street. - 'ho
E,cling Exchange. Gold ami socks volo yer, strong
ArI active. Gold. arcr sic call sold rp 20 49, Mo
mDy showed incteDed ease Tho general fcse VS.
pr ccnt but on important tfansIr ions It wa a'-
cult to set more than d per cent Foreign exchange
quiet. Bankcrs' st"rur, O. days l.H a u =.
ON Change to-day Flour wHs dull hcev,, AMI lie q
e.. lower. Wheat VA dull and e. \ Be- losrr. Corn
vas dull and drooring OAts we're dull and nominal.
port Wa huuer, closing heavy. Beef wa steady
Lard uas hc.yy, and Whiskey ~. du.l anl loser.
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Tie case Of the 81. Adams RAIDERS WHO were a.
q1iiiei under the nppl eSuon fJr eziraI'tru auI
subsequently, rc-.tfestcj, has nov assumed su1t.cr
JhsHC - fsr tho acts can lie gAglcrci from tie
Canadian journals, i seems II al the rsilrrs to
be transferred from Montreal h. q. Galleries. On
= warrant charging ITEM with breach Of ncu-
Ialty laws Tho Journals that are 100 sympathy
with the raiders, however, claim that th.a amply
= rise On ths part - the PROVINCIAL : .e,utivc, and
that % Ia designed ~ drop tic neutrality question
w en- tho anaer shall have been accomplish ell, aud
- make new demand for cNtrallliyu before tho
| 81. CA,hcrin,s judiciary, who are thought
| g. he favorable to granting the Ippll' The
FEASIBILITY " this statement .s greatly ,trrlssA-
e1ed by Al milsmmAtory extra issuei ly tae lead
iis rebel organ In TOrouto, In which the evidence
T. prove that the above project ia on foot, ia char
acter lcd as lncouUOvsrtible. Tho extra IN quc1-
zion also sssSis the Provincial Executive iu un-
measured trus f1r bio conduct va the premises,
| sp akins Of the preceding as "a1 .uf,my uu-
known to modern crimes" an outrage upon
just ;" aud using other phrases indicative n in
diguat.ou aud wrath II seems pretty certain,
thcro',rc hat tho Acion in question tile removal
II H. rs.,rs T. H. Ca,l arucs with TIE view 90 a
new trial upJn,tho dc'1sud flrcv.ralit is about
20 Dee taken This is 10th ,.riaut and niruiFr.ut
inpnrtant tocaun II aprHrcluy frcshadana
Ilc delivery Of thr RAIDERS In thc uit"i StIt-s
authorities, and significant because !: shows that
tie Provincial Governments alarmed at tae iniiy
nation msniiested throughout tie United state.
With reference 20 size decision u Judge SMITH, OK
culplt.ns the raiders and G.Fm.ei.ns tic char's
HrairH. them. But II ig diffcu. 10 determine what
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-03

Amavemous has been insururAteI by no wife
Of "a distinguished o'Fcer o! the army, whose ,hcct
is TO prsoH1 every soldier iani non corQrnissloued
o'tccr VITO has served hoporatly n the army with
= nttionsl silver medal 10 re Worn as tcs.iiuou Al
Of bis / .riousn and yal5r. Thc proposition IL
thnt tho ladies' 4 tie Uu.tcd States sail esch con
u,bu,e silver dollar, in order to IA Sc the necos
s,ry amount for this patriotic and praiscWorthy
object The proposal Ia laula5l, one, and ought
10 be carried into elect without delay TIE bravo
men who have endured 50 much for their country,
certainly deserve some tribute to show that their
services and their suGerinFs are understood and
All rcciatcd at home. They should he made tic
recipients OF biting teNimon.ai to which in after
life they may point with pride, and which in Old
age they may give to sher children ass mennonite
q 1hcr services In UNFOLDING the Tag Of their couu
Try In Is hour Of need. NJ testimonial could be
m re acceptable 20 the soldiers than such one "a
suggested to be offered by .hor cauntrywonaa.
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DRAIAla.

GlDnES On saturday evening, April T. Of drop
~, >" 'yh ',Cddus, ia tho 45tn year OF t.sN
llia ileud- and AiuNufAnces invited 20 attend
~. luu'fli. on Monday Apu ID. at o'clock. ron
81 W prt va NJ, ~ GtevusOOl. l4l
lhLLICK-Ou Sunday, April %. Of disease con-
1nou- Charlie " liAIlick, aged - years months
and 4 days
luc .entyes and friends Of 'he family are respect
ins ~ 'ited 10 attend the funeral On Iurrdav ater
liutAcs Hi'puCu. % iitt ~. rs
JIM ~ Killed IN the York and Erie R.lroad,
on ulc lot day OF March, Charles II. Jenkins aged
20 years.
The funeral Will take place IRON the residence Of
be mother jJl Ninth ave. 1902
MEGsON ON Saturday ApriI l. isGs Jo,spb w
Il. fon' aged .3 years md months.
llit irruis Hnd felst.Nea are respectfully invited
10 attend tho funeral, thi- Monday afternoon,
~ o'clock, iruu h.. la.e residence, - Third d..
iils remains viii DO taken 10 Greenwood Gene
t,y. luy
lLLINAN-Patrick sullivan, IN the C9,h year Of
ntt
Tho friends OF the family are respectfully invited
- A'ruu the funeral, this tMOuaAy! Afternoon,
NtN Canal - rs
TAsilElHN-On SUNDAY morning April ~, Maria
- Fln" Of the Ato James l.. Itsbera ared 60 yIs.
aud 1l.r
Frcnts md relative. are invited 10 attend the
| funeral. irru tho Ht nlitgsaliHt Church. cor. OF
| k"'DAcr ana boNuIus etc, on Iuesduy pril v %,
| O'Clock. y. NJ sd
| WH!rE-Ou April lat. II consumption. sarah j.,
| tt4tH' httr % william aud ELAbt Ia " hltu,
| god 10 YEAR, ro4th- and lnys
The tcatiNes and friends Of the family, especially
thee NJ her Tcplthrr samuel Baly A.e rCefsctfui.
| " invited ~ attend the funeral this (Mondayl
afternoon, Il ] o'tIpk. from the residence OF her
| gmnuiather, Peter Petit, la Lewis st. lJ5
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c

EOR SALE-ONE NEW EXPRESS WAGON,
l. one milk or baker WAGON. new, with top on, a 30
enc second hand ga0u, with top on, grocer or soda
water WAGON, AMI one neS butcher cart, all of the
b,st mat, lll, At ~ klst 18th e. near 81 av. 1876
nor SALE-ONE BAY HORSE, SUTTA-
Il bic for butcher, plumber any light work. price
$50. lniuiIe at james 81 IN tie liquor store. w
EOH SALE-A HORSE, MEAL, BLLTlNG
and raw, mantle and ihallng. Inquire at No 10
Goerck st. 100
uORSE, NEW COAL CART AND Harness
IL for sale caeap Afro pony horse, suitable for
tu'ohtI o. yIocei Apply al lo CoaI oihco, loot OF
fvlry IT. \. X. l0l
ITO LET-A STABLE CONTAINING
l. stalls, room for tons OF hay, situated neaf lte
hail n. Ala sound horse ami haInea for SAFE cheap
Appiy at % Whitehall 81. 100
WAGONS, CARRIAGES, HORSES 1AND
w hAues tor saC-3uO carriages TOSAAe 9ys, DuI :
gies gTocers and business wagons o. ali klnas eihs
oil a. Iedueed pFce@ " Aeylns VI p1oSAS '-a4-a4'
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- W urhai t'N eAl''lsI
Nav YoEz, SATURDAY, April /, 1865.
Tie market rn,hcr active, although rates are
gcnca.li, ioser Flour il dull at reccdine prices
Grnn l. also duh. Butter il IN letter demand, and
ree pt. are il.htcr Ergs are 10 good demand. There
seems to be aleter tone to the market TOT the pact
thne dHys.
cater, Ib.-J,vA 3aaa5 ~. domingo, 2ia2- Rio
cotton, Md. Sew Orleans a5g Mid. Upland
GSr,,.,e goods, yard.-shirtiue, brown, 3oa37 /.
10. Dih'd, 23s42s she'w bro-n' 2-si6 bIe~heL
fl.nuels. 5u,j Sainois ,Ual 10. 49,
f'A'' cs' iiry cod, tUsN .; FieS do bel, 90
100; hEkoIc, 90, 40 JVslS Do; lie rms, !, buA'
i-GjI.
ohio, c. 70 f., 9Ooalo ~; neo,getown' iaalO 5o;
st4tc, ., Ia er. ,jsY 10, Missouri, H"ala 1.'
Il rsl, mi -, ~ blauuys ne, ----Ap -.
fruit a.-Iu- Gch, 8 AZ - La or bOt, a
O. . Cuuanis, ia Almonds -iGau DO sAc.'cd.
Gra,n, bush -whest, H. WI. 92.a2 %. Canadian
Club, la 80. Rye "a 50; Corn, - sal ~
Harley, ga! oa'N state s'IN' ,An1da 7da
LumJrr -oak los, and Plan "a, per ", Gra7o z.ss,,
sp uc& - Ua-t "; sIs'e,, Ehda- s. UAlIUW 10
NJ ass, jsi.-Ne- Orleans, S1aI 10: Porto Elco,
IA" 5oaOJ; Cuba Mus, Go' "yaio, cuba c!sycd
OIs- Olive, casc. As95: Olive, cssks a
=; aim, y. l'ai'S !. Lao, city, 4YAl ~; Whale,
Iror,s oni NiecG ,r, ihr. iaosl7o o.. DO Pr.
2, AL " Pork, Gear, new, nominal, r.. mess.
~ o. a. 10 10 pr. W, % AZ w Lard ner H. 100
1N'i: Butter, ORANGE co., Pa 10 STATE, l-a.2;
Chcese common 90 Cuo,e, l4s2l.
SpirltI, gdI Alcohol, gal. 81 80 brandy, ord,
: dal6 q. 10 \. scign, . Hs9 D. Rum, jsmaics,
al, vac Dg SttGo I, QO-j Am. ipIrc e5A' u;
| GIu, Am, ne 0-' Nhiskey, An, l0a2 -;
| Brand, An. D. OIL. az o
Sr'ar, h.-Ncr Orleans Raj, ditto clarified,
! l6llyE: Porto Rico, llaliq Blown sad yolov
| a.. a , " l.t,, l6alI.
7otle.c. hCntlcky, SAC; Cuba duty paid -.
! - 81 pomlnro, ION toudl Gai2; Havana, duty
| pad o al JU Com "rtcut, lIat'.
Ho.L tb.-Au.. sax. fc., I.Iri; Am. Y. H. "
| ISL; Am. q. Eui =, Ne. IUli5; Am. Na. & a '
! IJ.'i rup. eI pulled s.s>5 No 1, pulled, tunI0
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The Firemen and the >r'' Department.
The conduct Of I've tIcmon VII reference 80 I @
change that i.to oc.ur in hc- doTart en', has
complete verified our pred. 'toa not the slight
est evidence u violent orr s.t,n to tie measure
has boon offered ~ dis.r.,ry conduct has been
| manifested md or he contrary, The frcu ca lA'o
deneaneI h,u~lvts manner tat rc'uies he
caiuruuy "a ged against ucn, aud proves thc.f
character s orderly AMI lsw-Nh.iuy reu. Oue
4 The strong, 1t cas- urged At any 'n favor u
| abolahing tho volunteer system, AZ the ALLEGED
| RI, toua disposition Of uutoer hrencn ~ ci.Ss
Wo gonIrAd. ctsi tbs assertion at tho tune, and
proved that the riotou, element were amply
tLo "han,crs on" who hal no loltNnst. conn'cuo1
| pliL tic department. The fact that tie nromcl
have now received this news. -itAout Lny 81 t.r
| tcrr llc consequences pred cicd by Tic crcmee OF
he volunteer rys.n-u, IL the his. yindicst,uu she
collI make u their honorable record. There has
been number Of drcs m The city nuco the ne@ Ike
bilI was passed. and from no conduct 4 th, FIRE
men 10 ono would be I'D to suppose that s-ythins
| dispieasing had occurred. They have worked Tor
tho sl'ciy q property with the same heartincss and
| eff sacy which have always characterized tsofn,
and have thus made m impression upon public
sentiment that dspes all the impuiations charged
S.ainst them,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-03
TRADE NOTICES.

A lTENTlON JEWELERS-A MASS Meet
4 ing of the Jourucylurn Jeveers' viii be held On
Monda evening, Aprii %, At - O'clock at l3i aud
J TO a,tcpI All c o, ne SJ' Io
tcctv" Ar-u iutun az1 urseuty rc4ug st,d 70
tend GEORGE II. HART, prest n. STEIN
DEthEE, sec'y III
A REGULAR MEETING OF THE N.YP.
L llouse rainien' Association will he held on Mon
dsv evening At O'Clock. No transient member are
requested TO attend. JAS. A. BOURNE, Prest.
-H-, Re. SEC. u
DPICKLkYEES-A SPECIAL MFkTING
- Of the above body viii ho held Oh 1u,-dnv even.
'rf, Ap-ii 4th at O'Clock, at Constitutional Hal,
cor s.d rt aui ~ Az. IuucfuH attendance required.
IihiSlgrhER GOLFER, ne-t rATk ".
NOIlCE1O TIE BLCE STONE CUTTERS
4 ' and tl4gcfs--Our rr-ull monthly meeting will
70 be- Ia uion Han cor. OF 10th ~ and sth ave on
lyu'4n- evening, Aqrl ith. ~ = O'Clock b. order
! Of .o Association. ). j. BkKGlN, Chairman. jos.
| NOTICE To TAINTEES-THER REGULAR
ci,.s pIl be- held NJ their rooms $3.50 fulton ~ on
N,Iitsdav evening Of thir wocS. April .. buriuoss
o. uulou.ncC Wlll 10 transacted puUCtuAl attend
gn D., e. l,qucstci. Wa. WEIGH President JAS.
w ~ T.. >c'.tury. -
NOTlCI-TO THE MASONS AND LABOR-
err Of Nev-Notk that this day, Monday, the II
d. of April, TO membez Of the ahorer- Union will
Nul demand - 81 p'r dav and vhereas the employ
iug mU.ons have combined AAinst us, and solomon
Dean, of a., Hnpnint, hn hoRstcd 10 the employing
nu.oHs Of bruukyu l.. d., that he con supply their
that our Nc--Nork friends will not eros. The river 10
| ~ or, places NIL Ne set our demand. fErER
| III bptN. fruacn'; Phlllr RILEY, sccy. 49,
! I'M MEMBERS OF CARPENTEES' AND
u .ioncrs MON, No, of Jcrtev city, are hereby
notified 10 attend their regular Getting NJ their room
on NrIne-ouy eycrinf, April .th, Hs appointments 10
! ton JOHN SMITH, Pest JACOB SKILL " AS,
! sc'r, ll3