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meeting Of the passengers board the ''stsr Line
steamship Constitution her voyage from Savannah 10
New York held this day, General Dwight in the
chair who stated In a few eloquent remarks the object
OF the meeting. Colonel NJ Friedman then request
ed TO act as secretary who gracefully acknowledged the
honor conferred upon HIM.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, Thm we desire 10 return our thanks to
Captain Greenman and his officers FOR their universal
attention and Kindness in consulting our comfort and
anticipating our wants, and doing everything In their
power 70 make the passage pleasant and agreeable Ever
wacbful and attentive 10 his duties M n commander,
regard Captain Grcenman experienced and capable,
and take great pleasure in thus publicly expressing our
selves
Mr. James A. Gray, OF Augusta moved that the pro.
cecdngs Of this meeting should be signed by he passeu
gers, and copy Of the resolution sent TO Captain
0rccnman for the purpose Of publication.
WILLIAM DWIGHT, Chairman.
N. FHnDMAN Secretary
James A. Gray and twenty Eve otherA
SSspspAy, Aaausl IA, 1906
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T III Z N A v Y.

The Steamer clyde at Philadelphia.
The United States steamer Clyde, from Key West,
Fla, July 2a arrived AZ the Navy Yard Philadelphia on
the 10th ns having stopped at Port Royal and Charles
ton, and quarantined in Hampton Roads. This vessel
has been in commission two years, diving which time
she has rendered valuable service In the late East Gulf
blockadinG squadron.
The following In q list of her ofDces:--
Acting Vojunteer Lseutenaat--C X. Casien, com.
manding.
Acting Aaisfant Pdymaser--P. s. Towle.
Acting EnsSBs and Executive Ofce--B. q. Allen.
Asissg EnsgHs-H w. Richdsle, A. J. Kendall.
kNDineers-A.tiDg Second Assistant lin cbsrge) 8. H.
Livingston; Acting Third Assistants, ~ y Andrews, A.
0'Brien and J. N. Traseel
Medical 0tkce-Henry Keyes, in charge
TRIP ov TIE DICTATOR AND AaAnESTIcus YB0s
BOSTON TO PORTSMOUTH.
The Dcsstor and the Aeamcniicus had race from
Boston 10 Portsmouth The latter Is sa be mach the
faeiee vese bnt the former managed let in twelve
minutes ahead with tlNee fonrths Of mile the start
Jhey ~B ~ats another V'a Of speed whep shey return
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Oar Fortress Monroe Correspondence "a
FORTRESS MONROE Aupnst IL IA6l

FORTRESS MoSRou, August II, 1865
The Of John Mitchell arrived here evening from
Richmond, the object OF HE visit being see his father
He succeeded far to see General Miles and make
known his request TO him personally; but having
authority from the War Department for adm the
fortress he could not be allowed He was gen
tlemany In his request and took the refusal with like
good grace. General Miles told him bis father was we'll
which seemed to pscfy him much under his dsappoint
ment Young Mitchell left this morning He Is nne
appearing young man. OF agreeable address and
sation. He officer In the rebel army.
THIRTEENTH ONO CAVALRY REGIMENT,
Colonel Clark and numbering about three hundred
passed here to-day vos'e for home.
The steamer J. s. Green, from Richmond for Bai
more, with troops on board, also arrived here.
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obituary.
JAMES n. MURRAY.

James Murray, Of this city, died while visit W
Staten Island on Saturday last This gentleman long
and favoraby known political circles In which he tool
somewhat prominent part and was esteemed or q gepj
tlcman OF Intelligence and afabity Mr. Murray was fo<
nearly twenty yearscrk or the Jefferson Market Police
Court and the nominee for Police Justice or two
oce asons He also Prendcnt Of the Pioneer neuvy}
Clay Club Of this city W.. Murray was nftyone yessu
az age and leaves widow and large family Coinciden~
tai with his death the demise OF his aged mother
who died only few hours previous the death OF her
son The funera, pf mother and son takes place ths
afternoon t the Kreiecberyille church staten sDsna
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The Signals Suddenly Become
Unintelligible.
NOTHING MORE HEARD OF THE Big SHIP.
Anxiety and SpeculatiOns i'm
London.
THE REPAIR OF THE PREVIOUS BREAK,
&C., &C., &cs

Dispatches from the Great Eastern Wednesday
ing, the Cd inst reported all going ,Oe and twelve
hundred miles paid out On Wednesday evening the fot
lowing received
vALEsrrA, August 2, 1906
Signals from the Great Eastern became unintelligib(
noon. No communication has been had svitA the A
rnce, and no into,mation received. Tho uH
known, and at the closing Of this summary nothir(
additional has transpired. The land lines from vaenl
tia had been out of order
Atlantic Telegraph old shares quiet the 3d.
and nominal under the above, the quotation Of the Sd
being 400 500. Preference shares declined from ,E
premium to u q q discount.
THE VERY LATEST.
The following the latest despatch received Of Lon
donderry from London the 4th instant:-
LONDON August g. 1895
Communication with the Great Eastern remains susl
pended Nothing has been heard from her since noon
of the I'd instant.
Atlantic Telegraph shares are nominal at az 10 8
Insurance the cable has advanced to so 60 gAineds
Anxiety In London About the Fate Of
the Cable.
very anxious feeling prevails in the city and elsel
where with regard TO the prospects Of the Atlantic
cable. Up midday "Wednesday, the I'd, the sgs
nails singulary distinct The Great Casters
fas then very nearly twohrds OF the way 10 Newfounds
and She In the deepest water Of the whole route
two thousand four hundred fathoms little two
and half miles, II was this time that the signals "a
vaen,ia became unntelligible and gradually coased.
Prospects and Probabilities.
The Times nfers that the disaster occurred after the
cable left the vessel from the fact that 1t was unknown
to those board who signalling their messages ~
usual when their signals became unintelligble as Va
lenta and last ceased entirely. Az TO the chances
recovering the unmpared part OF the cable and repair
ing IT, may be said that this process could not be &C
complshed the rate Of than quarter OF mile an
hour which slightest wind rough would n once
put an to- For such eventuaes the Great Eastern
s amply provided She has several buoys on board,
equal altogether weight Of Hfy tons; and she has
at least Ave miles Of powerful wire buoy rope, which
can support all that the buoys themselves float This
last extremity owing the danger and mprobability OF
finding the cable again.
The Times In conclusion, remarks that II the Great
Eastern making successful efforts to haul in the cable
and repair it a clear renewal Of the signals may b
looked for within couple Of days u, tie co~traSy,
that time should pas citoit the cable giving u0wa Of i
we .ar e case must be considered hopeless a. for
cards success tAis year.
Speedy Repair OF tho Previous Break.
The accident the cable the 10th speedily 70
paired No particulars were received. On the morning
Of the I'd us half past six o'clock, twelve hundred
miles paid and the ship had run ten hundred
and Hfty miles. All was gond on we'll
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From Cairo,

CAIRO, August "a, 1905.
Over 900 bales Of cotton have arrived from New
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speedy Repair or tho Previous Bresk.
The accident the cable the 10th speedily 70
paired No particulars received. On the morning
Of the I'd nst ct hapast six o'clock, twelve hundred
miles paid out and the ship had run ten hundred
and hfty miles. All was gond on well.
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THE G ABLE.
-~-~-o~~~.,~>~~~~~~~~~>~~
Nothing or the Great Eastern.
AsvI BAT, C. B., August 13-7:so y =
There Is no newgfrom the Great Eastern.
News from New UfiSkks,~
AZ. Oo,~.. A..,.s ~ -

NSw 0RixAxs, August IL, 1885,
Cotton active; sales 200 bales middns At loc 4ic
Sugar active. Freights unchanged.
Nsw ORLEANS, August IL, 1900
Cotton very dull sales $50 baos at 4oc llc Freghs
are active, but unchanged.
The steamer Guiding Star has arrived from New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
Facts for the People.

tits well established fact that no prepar-
alton has ever been placed before TIE public
that as remedial agent for the safe and
speedy cure of Coughs, Cold, Group, Influenza,
Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat, Soreness
of the Chest and Lungs, and the relief of
Consumptive Cough is equal to Goes Cough
BalSdm. Although not known in the West
ern States until the fall of 1868, over 800 900
bottles of it were sold and used by the peo-
pie; its immense popularity being the result
of its undoubted merit. The proprietors
Messrs. G. G. CLARK l. Co., of New Haven,
CT, who are amongst the most reliable of the
Eastern Drug Houses, have offered to any
man who would produce an article that would
any Lung and Throat affections as quick
as Coe Cough Balsam, a reward of 800 and
are without any taker, although the offer has
been made public over two wears. The bottle
compares favorably in size with any OF the 65
cent preparations, and it. strength is second
to none, making it not only the best. but the
cheapest remedy in the world We have the
united testimony of such houses as Lord &
Smith, Fuller, Finch, & Fuller, Burnham &
Van Setback, ]. II. Reed & Co., and H.
Scovill, all heavy druggists in the city of
Chicago, together with the assurance of
wholesale and retail druggists in all points of
the Northwest that they are selling more of
the preparation, and that it gives crater
satisfaction than any other Cough Balsam
now extant. No family should be without it
it is within the reach of all, the price being
only 90 cents In time of health provide for
disease = Chicago Tribune
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

FIRE At LINDES.-The store of Mr.
John Heathcock, including the Linden
Post Office, was destroyed by fire yester-
day (Tuesdlv) morning together with the
entire contents, both of store and post
Office The fire is supposed to have been
burning slowly for considerable portion
of the night, and when discovered in the
morning the entire inside of the building
was in a blaze Not an article within the
store or post Office was saved The origin
Of the fire we have not learned We are
not advised as to insurance, or the value
of goods lost
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

ELEcTRoPATHY-MIss WELLS LECTURES
Miss :. NJ. Wells delivered her introduce
tory lecture before a large number of the
ladies of this city on Monday afternoon.
The subject Of her lecture-the healing
power of Electricity-is one of which
quite too little is known We have long
believed that many of the pains which
humanity 5 heir to, might be removed by
electricity, if properly applied. We have
heard of many cures by means of cleo
tricity and expect if we live to the allotted
age of man to hear Of many more, for the
science is yet in its infancy. From testi
monials from those who know Miss Wells,
we are led to believe she is we'll read in
the subject of her lectures, and should
she succeed in organizing class, as we
have no doubt she will, our ladies may
derive a benefit from her instruction
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

Fortune TELLNG.-A party of refu-
gees, en- route for their old home in Mis-
souri,, but by many believed to be Clip
sizes, have created a great Juror amongst
our Juvenile and feminine population dur
ing the past week. The Gypsy Camp"
about mile north of town, on the Dodge
Vile road, has been literally besieged, and
many have had their future" exposed to
their view, to their JOY or dismay, for the
moderate charge Of from s. down to a
crust of bread
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

President Lincoln, like Washington,
Jefferson, Lafayette and Jackson, was
Master Mason. He was member of the
lodge at his home in Springfield
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

WHRRE WAS JEFF DAVIS GoISG jeff
Davis was captured in the town of Irwins-
Vile. in the southern part of Georgia, at
point near the Florida line, and not very
far from the Florida coast. The \. \.
Herald thinks that his intention was to
reach some spot on that coast perhaps
near II Mark 5. and By means of a fishing
smack or some other small vessel make
for the Island of Cuba, which is only some
sixty or seventy miles distant If be sue
ce"ded in reaching Cuba, he might have
secured passage IN a blockade runner or
some French vessel, and proceeded direct
10 Matamoras- He might have entered
Texas. if he choose, by that route, or with
his handful Of followers thrown himself
under Maximilian's protection Bat his
ESCAPE from Florida was doubtful, for pro-
visions had been made by the Govern
ment to watch with ceaseless Vigilance
the entire T orida coast, in anticipation Of
the arch-rebel seeking his exit from that
quarter.
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To TIE LADIEs.-Miss ). NJ Wells in
vites ladies desiring treatment or advice
to call on her at the [. 5, Hotel-rooms
2and 10 Let no lady consider her case
hopeless until she has tested this new
method Of using electricity, for many dis
eases which are entirely beyond the reach
of medicine are readily cured by it No
shock Is given. Consultations free,
Those wishing to become members Of
her class are invited to cal Immediately
Mineral Point, May cit
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

CHiCAGo JoUGNAL-We are gratifed to
notice the prosperity of this sterling
Union paper, as is widened by its late en-
larcement and Improvement The Journal
is now the the LARGEST daily paper in Chi
cago or the northwest 1t is printed On
new clear type of good style It's edi>
toriaIs are Gear and forciblc The
Journal is one Of the best aud most re-
liable papers in the Unicn. For late and
reliable intelligence as well as sound
Union principles, It has now superior
few equals.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

LfsDE> HorEL~-From an advertise
mentin another column it will be observed
that this house mas changed hands Mr..
Goldsworthy, the new proprietor, is a
sound Union man, and has fitted the ho-
tel up in a becoming manner, in which
condition he proposes to keep it. We
trust he viii receive a liberal share of
patronage.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

"A ludicious appearance is present.
ed by the tag end of the rebellion in the
tar Southwest, where a ship load of fierce
insurgents threaten to maintain the war
to the bitter end. They are the last en-
bers of the Southern heart that was fired
at so much cost.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

(Late a Asst surgeon {. :. Aruly.)
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Wingvile Wisconsin
/ Dr. Ferrin intending to locate permanently in
Wiagve offers his professional services to its citizens
,ad surrounding country. 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

The boy wasn't so far out of the way
when he said the four seasons were pep
per, salt mustard and vinegar
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
asa COBB ALEX WILSON JAS. 2. SUDpU'
COBB. WILSON & SgDDUTH.

II AWYERS. Mineral Point Iowa County Wisconsin
| IWilI attend to professional business and CORES
poni-nce As heretofore. VIII procure Pensions and
Bouaties from the Federal Government and prose
cute claims upon liberal terms
Once opposite the Court House, up stairs 90
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kHy ANIL Rouut4f.
WEDNESDAY. MAY "a, 1865.

By Rev. Lyman Phelps, having ac-
cepted pastoral call from Trinity Church;
delivered his first sermon in this city, on
Sunday morning last.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

BSE~ See notice of an Executor Sale
George Tyson, Sr., Executor-in another
column.
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HENRY =. FEAGO0N,

A TT0RNEY aud Counsellor at Law Darlington
\ Lafayette County. Wisconsin. Devotes his at
ieution exclusively 10 his profeson practices in the
various Courts Of Wisconsin, makes Collections. and
faithfully and promptly all
to his care.
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DYsPEPsIs. AGUEr

LANGCOR, NAUSEA,
other troublesome
and dangerous disease. arising from disorderef
system should not hesitate avail themselves of the
benefit deriye red from this great remedy.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, every
where. nIo-Im
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

ATLANTIC FOR JUNE-We arc already
in receipt Of the June number Of the At
Iantic Monthly, which closes the 18th
volume. The leading paper of this nuns
ber-a letter about England-will be read
with much interest at this time 1t is a
we'll written and we'll timed article. worth
the time of perusal The Great Lakes,
John Browns Raid, Modern Improve
ments and our National Debt, Late Scenes
in Richmond, and The Place of Abraham
Lincoln in History, will all arrest the at
tention of the reader Besides these are
many other articles of interest
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

GonEY for June is received. 1t is the
last number of Volume 20 of the Lady's
Book We well remember the first nuns
Der Of the I.adys Book, published thirty
five years ago. 1t was then considered
par excellence, but compared with the
Lady's Book Of to-day, it bore the rela-
lion of the bud to the ripe fruit. Thirty
five years of constant effort at improve
ment by 30 ahead man like Cooley, cans
not fail to plan a magazine at the top Of
the ladder, where Cooley stands
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

eg~- PER>oHs ADVANCING N LIFE, and feeling the
hand Of time weighing heavily them with all its
attendant ills, will find in the use of HoSrETTFRS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITFERS, an elixir that
will sill lie into their veins. restore in meas
urc adar and energy Of more youthful days build
up their shrunken forms and give health and veor &c
their remaining years Those who are in the al
dicted with
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
The bridal Der.

An Essay OF Warming and Instruction for Young
Men-puhli>h by the toward Association. and sent
free Of charge in sealed envelopes Address, DR.. J.
SKu.IIN HOUGIrON, Howard Association, Phila-
delphia, Pa lyS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
WhTsker<! Whiskers

10 YOU want whiskers Mustaches? Our Grectar
Compound will force them to grow on the smoothes
face or chin II ir bald heads IN six weeks. Price
90. SEM by mail ans where. close sealed, on re
ceipt Of price. Address, WARNER K CO, Box 13>
Brooklyn. y Y lyl1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
n. DALTON,

,uysrCTAN auI SURGEON. Office in Coad's
"RIock over Jeller's store, corner of High and
fll,,tnut streets, Mineral Point, Wis
lar attention paid TO Operative Surgery.
t.'65 1Stf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
THE TRIBUNE.

TEKMs--To Office and mail subscribers, 50 90 ; to
city subscribers delivered by carrier 81 5o-in ad-
vance.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
~1yIUEI w. EsE.

4 TTORNEY at Law and Notary Public. Dodgeviile
~ Iowa County Wis Particular attention paid to
iollecting Refer to Hon. g C. Washburn, and Cobb
{ Sudduth. s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24
/, II. MOFFETT. ii. ID.
DIR. = 4. FlfitIsIN.

pFrICE in MoTets Block in rear of Drug Store
1 J Mineral Point Wisconsin. 34>l v.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-24

& DIR. HI. HI. MITCHELL
I~T---S ID E y 7 / ST, gr7Y~-S
Second story Of Currys stone block next 10 Tribune
sic- Mineral Point respectfully sGliciis the patron
.ge OF the public. All work warranted, 1y34
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06
CHEROKEE FEMALE PILLS.

al OTHER AND DAUGHTER.-There rs a
1N1 period in the age OF every young GIRL when
her character, mental and physical, seems to
change. The eye becomes heavy, the musical
laugh of childhood is hushed, the step loses its
elasticity, and headache and hstlessness rep ace
health and merry temper The mother generally
knows the cause, and understands the coming met
amorphoss of the child INTO the woman, but is of
ten very often, at loss ho 90 tn the path of
her darling, how 10 obviate the too often attend
ant Ills, how to aid nature and anticipate PAIN
To such mothers to all, we recommend The
Cherokee Female Pills, to be found in our COL
nmns, Recommending them inva uable re-
mover OF all distractions to natures efforts and
an infallible regulator. Call for Cherokee Pills.
The surest and safest in the market. Sold by all
druggists. 10 feb,yIIdwlm.
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ONE OF


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Dealers. JOHN l. HUNNEWELL Prop'r.
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.
Feb'y Is, dw3m. q.
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EDIrOR ARGUS-Dear Sir: With your
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will also mail free to those having Bald Heads,
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All Applications answered by return mail with
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THOS. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
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