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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 81, 1865.



dis growing more and more svidsns inst the
President will Be obliged 70 sdept dirsrsni pol
icy from that which he IL now pursuing IN rslsaon
~ the pardon Of rebels excepted from The general
amnesty. The applications for psrdoss are r,pre-
secuted 70 be coming In 81 the rate Of two or three
hundred . day, and several Thousands have al
arc 'dy accumulated. Only sbsus sI1 hundred have
lssa granted up 70 this rms. Every esss requires
"a c'oso examination 4, order hat The dseidon may
I've at ell In socordAnc. with justcs and - he
~resldsn, 10 alone competent V pas In judgment
>p,n the cases. IL sbsoiutsly isposhbis thai oil
can Be examined within . reasonable length Of
.,ns. The labor dsvoving upon The President
nom this source alone u - much - ten men
ougbt to do, and, considering The prscarious
ttsts Of his health, be ought no< V attempt
90 onerous task. No doubt he de-
bonds . great deal, In making his dsoisions,
mon the Recommendations Of the provisional
Govorners Of the reclaimed States but ,hsrs y .
wider hsd for favoriusm, and possbly for spccu.
teton, whsn such important ps5uniAry considers
sions are ., stake Besides tbiA u 10 utterly i'm
1o-sible 70 judge CORRECTLY who are entitled 70 par
-dons ami who are not, BY such . cursOry sI,nins-
eaon as the Presbisn, can give 70 the spphesuOns.
-o sdjudgc those cases viii s,rics justice h vvsh
require regular legal trial fer each ona IN which
sesInony for and aesinss thu spphcsni could b
submitted Under the present system ther. will
heoesssri,y bs many unworthy persons psrdonsd,
and possibly vice vsvsa- In consideration OF these
sAets, u wouli to be bstssr that tie President
Eaould either delegate the examination Of spphcs-
etons for pardon 70 some ether branch q tho
Government or else gran, general pardon 70 all
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rnw Ye~a, sA rrasAr, Ans. 70, iseS.
Cr~, n.--JsvA - 40 81. Dsuainra l7halTk;
nc e e.: 4 pI n:s Gl..... ss.ss i'i III u,.A
b.m..s. seed. yer1-shi-sins. eleh.A ss.ss-,
Brew, -.ss q otssn sOsss; riaassiA sss4S !
1tsS' .S-Dry cd, Z s0.s -, r,i. s.ssI, -
$50 AsaisFsl AA..' ~ sO-is' asirss. l.
ots a. - - sss.s7s c' G:srss.: ..s I.
stns, q " az, . 1ss7 -; Missouri, I Isaly u;
C..sa..., : & lssIo s ~. aeu. g. 8 i0' Ger.
Irva.-Is,sia., b'ei. : .Css y, LAYER, boz, Io.
7 IL cuua.u. lssl4*i AlneaaA slaSss; Do shslisA
L.~b~. -sss,hsru pine, u oo.ss 90, wAi.s Pine
Ssi Sssld, a csasc S O. ear Pima q .: Popiai md
s.d sssai. 70 s.1s =: oi md .sS, - sSsss o. "
pho tnd birch y Jss<S % Black vaaat Is eisso o.
.nsHssss, ss..1nsv oI!sa.A -; rsrss s,s~
04is.-cruds whale --sI % SisssAsd a So
o. Crude sVsrm, so.i -, unbssshsd %, 6bsl Sc
L.Is on sgnI 10 LiAsssd. sisi 70 par gallon;
H:~; :...Iss.< =. ssA ss.i, ~ p. p.
~ na iae4fss s:,s. ss., S S.h g o.. p ns.
CIs:.s comma. = e6s.s., iisis. ~
ss ssH .s::7 issls h.'.' i.'A Re-
sen .Lins s:.so' 9snpsvdsr and Ing. j spsi % |;
sa; g. ns..sN q. bomb ssis; lsyass. tasv
p.,s ! sO. q % G:up s :s.i', = 1' ;s:,,.
sssi ~: : u. yal.sa, stii5 IL. l. I.s.a scss.
oOslo WI do CsIsii.s, 10 GOALS Is; SALT TsIi's
Isiand, bush-, So Lysrpool ssek, - Css-
is:t q s e. a IL ID 400 e., 'ss' ss': ,s ss
Tor nov; CAndleA, aaty. 50.
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- EAT ~ q.

Ehs1Ss,S. vi. d Bs.1s" n Il. ' !4s -. An q
IN: T.,..,ys. md ft,.ad. q tAs s.-ny are re-
spossfulv invited V attend ths tsnsra On Tuesday
: q. S sd ' .s.. .sr sss II ., .s
yuIMAN-on Sunday. Az. sosA. Of so.su.p,is..
.r M. f.i.., 80 y y.s,: ;1a @sS,.
~; !; ~. - ( SSri. ss;s: ia: -
HEchr-h nseskiyA L D.. nsriA, dAashssr Il
The sisaas ssd ieisuves q he AlsSy ss ssspes.-
I.s.Aeucs cor Rts.dvsy ana y.assfns ave Z b., ss
Monday Hner.OoA Aus. q, a. Seisoi. la
xM M, A.s, .s.. q s.sy;ns.,s., Sarah
Rer frio.Aa ana soSsaieis.oss aEs rs.pse,fary In
vitsd % attend tho lansral .hs lhsAdaJ ssssslsoa
Az. S''''' nom The '-'''-S' 81 A'' ''''a', n. -
w q John d. Msors, IN ihs zen yssr 81 hsS 40.
vitsd V st.epd the nnsral ths tNs.s.yJ "a a.
noon, 9l.. n.. ct oolosk. from Asr late rsSdenss,
~ Grand ST. lA
EiiIsbeth aeATale, tAe Sslsvel shs . P.Sici 70,
ArTIs . nstlvs Of DE Parish Of bo.inias, c. ~
Hsr ir,onas .aS .osu,intssees are re.sss,.i,x -
viicd 70 . tsna the hnera4. oR luss.Ay shsssosa,
tIth 81 and lsh ave, 70 Galway Csnstsry. BE
McilvERN-on sunday, ASS, 3oth, JEAN, y,ups
son Of Lawrence snd Ana hciNsrn, sxes 10
The isls1,e, A.a friends Of the family are M
speoual invited - AttosJ he funeral this ilIoadsyI
ai,erGoOn, =, s'cOc1, frsn h. lao r.iAssss, III
Ava D. Isl
UCoNNoR-ou Aus. 18Th, Daniel UConnor. .rsa
Z year. 4 month. and is days only ssn Of The ials
D.nisi aud H.nnora " Conner.
m The iunslA VII tAfs pace nun ~ Debcyctse st
Brooklyn, At Sctock- ~
RArELYE-Ip Brookly., On Sunday, Aus, ,sn.
Jan. C., vie Of John J. Rapsiys' Ssd 2 ysan,
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Looking Aner Cennsoaisd Property.

MINERAL sloouA' commanding the A.ssisIippi
p'pAr'mehh ha. ~" promulgated an impoosn,
order with rs'srsues 70 fsosdmsn and the sb.n-
d9nsd lands aud other property VI la.o rebsls.
HssAr iins she latter subject, the order says,
IAN officers within this command having IN
thsif 20 session property oi aay .r,,Ion witch
10 neld a. AoAndole1 viii 40 uncs luia the sane
Freedmen, Rs'u. ess and Abandoned I.nd. .l.o
~ funds sal4sctsd hY tAI q 04lars,aA ar tAs
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N1IL.lTAR Y.

NEW PRIZE LIST NOW READY-OOL-
ei.Ains pTiss ~ money, beaatiss and arrears ef
pAy, collected al snss. Call sddIsss /. RkowN
\ %, f.fk PissA N. Y. CITY. 40
SPBCIAL TO DISCHARGED sOLDIERS.-
- t.Ipertsss nsScs:-A ~ seAsisn mus,sred GU,
u; eS.sas: ,ss sLsst Ay I. pesssn 2, b s,.er
New Yo<k. sls
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dissolution OF Co-PARTNERsHIP-
HAMILTON WADDEl.L and pANl. CAVITY, a.
Cracker and biscuit Bakers at "a Grand s;,Brook-
Hn. = D. 10 hi. DAY, Ausas. llth, mutually ds-
DANL CAVITY, who WI collect al ouistaadins
dsbn dns y And SaS " Claim. l, On d: lsts arm
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES TO RENT-wIEEI,
BaSsI'. Wi,cn, h9S.'s for leather, Singers, @. ,
, ss,S term, mach nes hI,t-eass Cal 20 zen.
aat sv =, Splendid W. = Wa On had. Iseh "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wheeler & wilsss Lock stitch sewt.S
Machine and Buttsa hos Machine. No. sfs Broad
vy,k.Y. s4s
Howe sewing Machine Ceapasy Ne o0S
Broadway, n. Y. ELIAS HOWE Jr, Presiuent.
Agents wanted $50
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COAL.

REST RED ASH, LOCUST, MOUNTAIN
Tar..c md "a L I. Coal ste,e gsncs, ssA,s sn4
aesaversd. THOMAS STOKES, corner s2d q. and
Ne :. 90
CoAL-WE ARE NOW DELIVERING TIKI
sssi aaalliy Of nod ssh Locust Aosn latn, Lshigh
s.a onsr Goa at the low st nsIket p1oa, veil
sercsnea; EuA weight guaranieeL MAoDO2 AID
s,. msoa'of' "o WX 9Th AZ bot. StA and fo,h
SIS
WoOp-wooD-vIRGIEIA PINB, OAR
cord 10 load and delivered Zee al ehsrxs nom h.
ixSH1 "a, "a ave- hs'sesn sSsh nod seth sta ROW.
$500 - w. yl2
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sAvINGs BANtXs.

Nhw YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
~; epsseays aad sssiIdAys from 70 r Il. si.
80 800 seisN freo H. soyoTnsisI.i az Be-
Ri'Ii ~: "a sAss' Thos. ChRisTY, PIss. Il. IL
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DENTISTRY.

A FULL SET or TEETH ONLY az
"A Besurifui st $40 70 Sfs AtiAs " o. V Al and
yvssaa; sxnaesarf .thoa, psin. hIchAlip 3
street. m
A Sci or TEETH INsxRTED WITH or
ithcus :ztr.stsas the IssN, frva ~ S1s 10 sls
6nlsries Cold eNy~ and Bsus alhLss sItrsetins
wtse..t p.ta Joshfh pvDiH. psallst iSs EsAi
A RTiFICiAL TEETH NSERTED, ON
r. 4: - "a: :st ~ sfss H.. - .::ts wAt: 81
A MOST WONDERFUL DfJCOvKRY-
ATss.s :l,r.s.s@ y,,AsS, p.in 9, ns .A.rs.: Bsrs-
bn.,sa pns ei,isS stnfyl Pst.. An spsraiisas var
s..ssS !; JArYlLlAkA IL asasl q, block.
nou nrssdv0. Dc
nR- DRAKE, as CANAL STREET. sfTy
80 ssef .ssA .. siyw q 81 V els on ssid q
Pc - ~ serttoaA ssk 20 eanSs per tooth tssth
nnsA With goad, esns cement Or other hlhnss 50 en
70 u par 10th Teeth exfrsctcd Without pain fOs
A NTkLL, DENTIST, 9a7 BROADWAY,
ISlaboss So,h E.-Rabesr sett Of teeth, sls 4
teeth silver rubesr, 81. k-oas ox,As sss Svsn
One hoars al kah-pss ia, r. N. sss
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Ths Imports Of dry soods, for the week, have hses
tnpottanL The total bsins ever tvo and half mill
ieu DOLLAR, On Change TO-DAY Flour vs lie. 1sc.
better. whea, va Sc. sc. bower closing very
suis,. Corn vss rather mere s:sady,. osu wore
suli, and lie. 9o. lover. Pork vas dun AID lever.
Beef va quiet. Lard va hrm- WhAksy - arm.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

cry of murder issuing from the victim OF
the robber or assassin The streets are
unsafe to travel. and in a hundred corners
Turk dark forms ready to spring upon any
unwarv pedestrian. Gambling is a pro-
fession not the least respectable, the
least lucrative or the least practical
Every man is fearful of his neighbor, cou-
sequently there is no sociability. The
houses bear more the aspect Of so many
converts than family residences, and the
inmates are almost as excluded from the
public as so many monks and nuns.
gloom seems TO hang over them as though,
in the blighting of their loved scheme OF
Southern independence, they were heart
broken They mourn for it as a dear
friend dead, and fondIy cherish the mem
ory Of what they might have been,
The politics of the South are on the
plan of Methodist class meetings, all are
Of the same kind. Every man is a DEM
ocrat,of course, did you oversee rowdy or
traitor that was Mt Guess not.) The uni
versal belief and expression is that with
the assistance Of the northern democrats
we will soon regain our wonted power in
the Union and then we will see if our
most valuable property (the nigger) can
be taken from Us without remuneration
We will soon have a democratic congress
and democratic cabinet who Will re-eStdb-
Hsh SlaDeyY or at least bind the Riggers
orer to as for term Of years, until we
can recover from the loss we sustained by
the war Here is encouragement for a
Union loving man of the North to vote
the democratic ticket By so doing he
assists in destroying all the good effects
Of our four years struggle, and virtua "
says the war was futile, and this flood of
God has flowed for naught These arch
southern traitors know on whom they can
rely to help them in their reasonable
designs. They offer themsel 5 TO the
democratic party Of the North on the
condition above stated, ana this being the
only possible means by which that party
can regain what by their corruption they
have lost, we can readily believe the oger
'riH Be accepted and the price paid if the
game proves successful
Under these circumstances to support
the democratic party is simply to aid in
procuring new trouble for the country, if
not actually encouraging another rebel
lion; and the man who knowingly does
this is equally traitor end deserving Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

tanned from a fine quarry on the grounds
of the company. The works are situated
about one mile north of LaSalle, near the
line of the Central Railroad, and opposite
the Kentucky coal mine, from which they
obtain their coal
The reducing furnaces are large square
structures, built up of fire brick, with
framework OF iron bars on either side 10
sustain the retorts These retorts are
from three to FIVE feet in length and vary
in size and shape from round 10 oval, and
from six inches to one foot in diameter.
They are placed horizontally in rows, one
above the other slightly inclined forward
to facilitate the separation of the zinc
The ore after oeing roasted at the mine,
ground, mixed with fine coal and moisten-
ed with water is placed in the retorts by
means of n semi-cylindrical shovel =
onlcal earthern pipes are inserted into
the open ends Of the retOrts and luteG in
with fire clay. The fires below are then
increased until a white heat pervades the
interior of the furnace. At first the
openings in the tubes emit light blue
flames, caused by the carbonic acid e OIL
we'd later the flames become whittier, with
tnts Of green, AID Of great briliiancv,
forming at night a pyrotechnical display
/ OF wonderful beauty. Sheet iron tubes
| fitting the pipes, furnished with handless
and closed with one end are then applied
to catch the oxide of zinc or blue powder
which begins to escape.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
THE ATTIC REGIONS.
Latest and Reliable News from Sir John Frank
iin'S Party--Three Hen Believed to be Liy-

New York, September %.
Henry Grinnel Esq, has recei,ed p
very important and interesting letter
from Captain {. T. Hall, the Arctic ex-
plorer, which announces that he has
learned such facts in his present expedi-
ton as to lead to the belief that there are
yet surviving three men of Sir John
Frankfn's expedition Crosier. who sue
ceeded Franklin in command of the ex-
petition, and three others have been seen.
Crosier was reduced t. a skeleton and be-
ing starved nearly to death, while hi, three
men were Fat they having lived on human
flesh, the flesh Of their companions who
all deserted the two ships that were fast
in the mountains of ice, while Crosier
would not eat it.
The men finding the party at once took
them in charge. and catching a seal. led
Crosier sparinglv day by dav until his life
was saved They thus cared for the man
through the whole winter during which
on" of the men died. Crosier and the two
remaining men were then taken to Neitch-
ellie, on Boothia Felix Peninsula where
they were many months Having auns
and plenty Of ammunition they were en-
abIed to shoot plenty of ducks bears, etc.
The people treated them cry kindly. and
at length they started for Kob Aunas
country, since which they have not been
seen. All this was previous to 1854, but
the lnuits insist that Crosier and his
friends are not dead
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III, c,,t.-.., ~ ~, F.-r, H., 900
~. - III -; ~. Wv.
,-..f,1 ,',a-ot;nr oS,rra ~. ~ a..
,I-,G-t .esa.'nad fIe mile notice Ifis -
,,rst ar.,,r,,7.,,,, rl,l +, tho ,o,-a1r,,,,,,,,-
of Wisconsin Industry. Ofafi the metal.
rvr-.cal processes :his seemed the most mn.
likely F. Re introduced here. To reduce
tIre ores Of zinc roaniras large nreliElinarr
outlaws and croat skin in conducting the
..arnf,licatina processes.
The ey;zter,a &c rich zinc ores IN vari-
GUS PARTS IF the country has long been
l-r3-r1 numerous ATTEMPTS haze been
made +g fnrn fhosn to account IS far
hack as the revolution we find these ex-
uerimcnts beginning to IN made and con-
tinuine till some twelve wears since with
on+ suaeass The first ramrnarafivo ra-
z,-1+s wen. ,.aari-,l IN Na,y Jersey nva,,.
,-art;r.e tha zinc ore Office known rs Frank
I;r;-A into the white oxide of zine r,,.
mimi G,n,;Ia- works ,-ara era,scj in
Pcrn.r1rari, II RAJ. eha,o n.,ng Ia
c,1anina or aarraoa+a AMI siIr,qrp of gfnr
The market was 5. on STONED with the
zinc white now SO exfansiyaIv usaJ ~ q
pfrmen+ instead Of whit, lead
Practical men have Tins -prDo3 their
attention Il Tho ores IF z.r.. several IT.
tennis wore made TO rafueo Thorn 70 n
matalria state IN New JerSs7, Pannsvl.
yaria and Wisconsin These ot4amr4s
zv,ra .anar,rIr failures and tha laI:ar III
ar,7fr,pal that metallic g;,, co,1a ,,,tI.o
srrrassrl1lv nanrro+nral bara On
execution i fornJ in tho RarbIobor
works If Pennszfy9nf- and another III
the subject Of this article. the zine works
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

The New York Tlibiae.s spcciaI saws
a telegram received b. the President to-
day, from General WeitznI, now command
ia.in Texas, states thatthc notorious Duke
Gwin and eZ Governor Clark, of Missouri
hive crossed the Rio Grhndc surrendered
themselves to our forces and are now
supPijcating pardon fer their manifold
sins
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

sun retains MS Fr eedeaec ana great popIary and
after undergoing gradual improvements for "a period
OF thirty years is now pronounced by the musical
world e be unsurpassed ana unequalcd in rich.
ness volume ana purity oft.nc, durability and cheap
ness our new scale, French action harp pc sal iron
frame, strung bass, octave rosewood pi-
amos we are selling cheaper 10y from 500 TO $500 than
the same s2 a"a tat>h are sold by any other first
class makers atAe country. Dealers and an IN want
Of good pianos are Invited TO send for cur Descriptive
ca alo-ue Which centaius photographs Of our differ
ent styles, together with prices. No should pur-
chase piano without seeing this CataI que. Medals.
almost without number have been awarded to the
"fores'eou Piano, and at the CeleJyoted WorIds
ttt though Gut in competition With others from all
parts Of EUROPE and the L s., it took the highest
award
lEstapii-aed SSH f<roycStecn Co..
l33l z99 Broa w AZ New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
AIuBrrr. Al. Sept 10Th. 1865.

''''-. ~, 7't''- '-li' l3o'
-" tits | +. '-.,'''.3lh1 On 'hls
|e.." De' q me monster reoeiHoh ana
I.'ih sinT through the last ai.ch In
"Aie' = expired is net the most pleasing
situation tor one Who has "no one to love.
none 70 earesS, WITHIN visiting distance,
ana ~ rms Sis'al.o" time oTa2s sio" y ny
lo..S'l uehHy lor my own convenience,
= ~ 40 0''',l motive {. ! q ID c'nPel'e1 70
as VIE r. ''''-lr i"fHiSAin9 material
-oF '"a stflohLeF, p ne wishes 20 write he
must turn ms attention To the condition
''''''hc.'i' social and pohHeai-ot the
country ~ "Aich = was "a-ad.
ne "n'nee OF the south IS an enigma
80 '''-'' ''io''' can solve. Inc men
- ',''' .'-o z" '''' '''e wealth. an"
''"'' ""' commerce oi the
,''' '+' i''e''f gen 'E'''y F'sNeu 'HeiF
-, me ,''''.''s''''S '-"d
II -, 'g,'' = s ~" ''''N'"P' "od are
~ t. o'''' - '''SN we energy 20 Try % re-
gam " NAT Is ioS'. I"ey despondn1'y
mourn over grandeur departed and high
hopes Ih2h'ed. he only energy they
~ ~t'''s : III d '''''e eH'F' 10 MAINTAIN
D. %, ,S--,o'' = ''.s,'.'''s Oh '"e Ian1-
'.''' ~ '"e SeF"l 'o','s
,''e ''-' '''.' ,'"'' coat only
~, - ','- '-S N-'le'S III more ''.d relei
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
III sDrS0< Sent q

: : =. -'-|-'-N- = = .
Orders have been received Mt the As,
sistant Provost Marshal Generals Office
70 close the Office of the District Provost
Marshals. Honorable DISCHARGES for
them base been forwarded One clerk
will be detained in each Office as long as
necessary
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue has decided that publisher, of news
papers, whose receipts exceed $1,000 an
nualiy, should be licensed as mauufac-
tuners, and that such license will cover
all sales at the place Of publication, in
GLIDING bill heads, circulars, etc.
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cNelu advertisements.
REWARD.

y,IyF DOT.LkRS viii he paid for Information lead
+ in. the conviction Of the thief no The
23th Of -eptemher. ut alb tracted double barrel
Fowljng Piece from the granary of my farm near
Dodgesile.
A like will be paid for other information lead
ing a like conviction Of the mi~creant no on Sat
uriay Sunday last, week broke of the lock of said
granary and stole pair of Boots nearly new double
upper, calf Of No. size.
JAMES A. PLATT.
Mineral Point, Oct. 4. 1860. 2v40
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

'Whseveris not prepared tosacriice party orzaniza
hoas aud aforms the altar of his country, does
not iessrce the support and c0UnfeaGnce r. non
est people -
THESE IRE No LONGER ANY tRTTES. SAVE
THESE TWO: PATRIOTS AND TRAIToRsi"
Stephen 4. Douglas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
SAhi>Ser~, yVslI-Aers I!

10 you want Whskers OF Mustachesz Our GrcCisr
Compound VIII force them to grow on the snioothest
face or claim. or ir bald heads ~ six weeks Price
e4. Sent 10y mail anywa re Close sealed, On re-
Brooklyn, y. Y. lyli
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
Meeting Of Radicals.

The meeting of radicals ut GAINESVILLE on
Wednesday Of last week we infer from the
reports in our exchanges, was not as much
or n success - was anticipated Some Of
the speakers exhibited very bad taste in
their attacks upon Senator DooIittle and
others, and if W mistake mot, in their
more reflective moments viii regret their
hasty course The resolutions Of the
meeting were similar to those Of the mi
nority committee of the Union Convention
at Madison Col Daniels offered resolu-
ton relative to the tariff question which
was tabled Whether another meeting
viii be called by the radical tariff men to
seek redress, remains to he seen Gen.
Paine and ) NJ Booth Of Milwaukee were
the leading spirits Of the meeting
The number reported present Is estimated
n. from two to three hundred
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
The County Fair.

The Iowa County Fair held Dodgeville
on Friday and Saturday last was the most
successful coun. Fair We have ever had
The threatening weather Of a few days
previous eliminated in hard thunder
shower on Thursday night which rendered
the travelling a little heavy or Friday, bat
otherwise Friday and Saturday were two
as beautiful days as we have had for the
season. The opening OF the Fair on + RI
day morning was rather unproplclous, ana
many feared 1t would be a failure, but as
the daY advanced the people began to
come torether with their various products
and on Saturday there was perfect rush.
The number Of people attending could not
have been less than from three TO four
thousand and the receipts we understand
reached nearly or quite 500.
The hall was well filed with fruits,
Vegetables, and numerous manufactures
in the fine art line The show OF cattle,
horses, sheep, agricultural implements, &cr
was good-seldom equaled at county
Fair. We were quite too busy attending
. other duties to take items from which
to particularize, but hope TO obtain them
hereafter from the Secretary Of the sOcI-
ETY.. We had an opportunity of examin-
ing the fruits, and can say in truth we
never saw better varieties or more Of
them at any Fair Mr. Joseph Roberts Of
Ridgewav exhibited s. varieties of apples,
mostly Of very fine qualities. Ellwood
Brothers OF Dodgeyille exhibited 80 varie-
ties James T0ay Of Linden 26 and Mr.
STANDARD Of Dodgeyille about the same
number of varieties Those of Mr. Toay,
which took the third premium were adj
mitted by the committee to be generally
better specimens than any others, but the
number Of varieties being less he failed
to obtain the lst premium. But where
all were as fine as those on exhibition it
was difficult for the committee 10 decide
The same might be said of grapes
The ladies' department was not as wen
supplied as it should have been, though
what they had on exhibition was good.
The trottin- match came OF at . clock.
Only two horses were entered-a dark
cream belonging to J A. Owen of this
city and m Iron gray by Mr.. : Rohr of
DoIgeyille Nr Owens horse took the
prize, making the mile in 800. The gray
in $50
The ladies Equestrian display was, as
Is too often the case 4 farce, but came
near being a tragedy, by a gentleman %
riding against the horse Of Miss Jennie
Wheeler, rendering him unmanageble-
Miss ". was thrown, and somewhat, though
we are glad to learn not dangerously in
iurcd After considerable delay the other
rider (AIiss \ Daris) prevailed upon her
sister, Harriet Davis, to ride, and after
mounting a man saddle upon a strange
horse the ride went Of, and Miss Harriet
Davis was awarded the prize
We understand one or two accidents
occurred after the Fair was ovr-. but we
have not learned the extent Of The injury
received by any one On the whole the
/ Fair was r success. and crcditohle to the
people Of the county. The citizens 81
nodseyiIa iii al in their power to make
it interesting. and succeeded admirably
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