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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURTS.

TUESDAY. Jan. %, 1866.
Criminal CoVrt.--Hon. Judge Bond; George c.
Maund ESQ, prosecuting attorney.
George Heise and Joseph Thompson, for the cruel
treatment of their horses; postponed. Cornelia
receiving stolen goods; postponed. Joseph Thomp
sou, recognzance forfeited. Annie G. johnson, col
Ored indicted for the larceny of money from Amelia
Lcimour; found guilty. John Long indicted for the
larceny OF two coats from Henry Mickey: ste by
der of States Attorney Charles Carter colored for
the larceny of several hats, the property of McCord
i Robinson: not guilty. VIM. Riley, attempting to
break into the store of James Bulack. also for being
rogue and vagGbond postponed. Ann Lewis, in
dicted for receiving stolen goods not guilty, John
Fisher for the larceny of money from Micheal Tat
Of 800 from Thomas patterson: postponed. Mar
shall Turner, colJred, for the larceny of $40 from
Nm johnson: postponed. Winder Leatherberry, for
Brown: postponed: Margaret Hutchins, for the lar
Geny Of SIS from, NJ. Fulton; guilty Charles Mon
due, charged with receiving stolen goods motion for
new trial. postponed. Petit jury DISCHARGED until
Monday. Court adjourned to this morning.
CIR Circuit Court-Hon. Judge Alexander.-Elza-
beth s. Pierce VS.. Geo. W. Pierce. Petition for d-
VOrce rtncuio 1lGtrimonti.
Humphrey Moore vs. John S. Robinson ct al. De-
TO in the proceedings.
A J. Smith vs. VIM. I. Robinson. Decree passed
D. M: Sanborn VS.. K: K. Burnes. Order passed
permitting the withdrawing of demurrer by defense.
Court Of Common Pleas-IIon. Judge King-Jacob
Benjamin vs. Thomas Brown. Appeal from Forrest
or. Judgment secured. and judgment for plaintiff
for $e1.4o. Motion for new trial.
John g. Dillihunt vs.. Edward and Rebecca Barnes
Appeal from Wheat. On trial.
Lackey Mooney VS.. John Welsh. Judgment by de-
fault for want of plea.
Superior Court.-Hon. Judge Martin-Sanner vs.
White. Before reported. Verdict for the plaintiff
for $239l.95 Assignment 253 to 296 inclusive
:, O,phons' Courf-Judges Audoun. supplee and
Homan.-Letters of administration on the estate of
Geo T. Brown granted to VIM. d. Shurtz: on the es-
tate Of + B. Gruf to A. G. Engler on the estate of
Thomas Francis TO Benjamin Charles; on the estate
of Johan Wolfel to Johan A. Ruppel.
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FOR NEW YORK,

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No Risk from Firc-No Detention by Ice,
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Freight received by this Line Is YDLrD wrrE
GREAT CARE and taken az 3lger rateq Than ans, o,L
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NO detention Of Carmen at either end Of the Line
TIME THROUGH ~ 81 HOURS.
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j. Ldp- FIannigans wharf
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RR. A. HUET, Graduate of the Medical Facu-
ny ty of Paris, France,) Member of the Medical
and Chirurgicai Faculty Of Baltimore Md, is the
dscoverer of the only Remedies for Diseases of pri
yyate character, without Mercury noxious drugs
Recent cured in from II to IS hours on written
guarantee. Chronic, inveterate and constitutional
diseases such as have been abandoned as incurable
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatment
adopted by him is that which has the approval of the
most distinguished Physicians of Paris, and its uni
yersal success in practice of 40 years has proved
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily yield
and thoroughly removed at and forever from
the system, especially all of constitutional de
bility; nervous diseases which soon late turns
consumption. and all tho evils entailed by certain
pernicious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim for either business study society
or marriage. and to those who are suffering the evil
effects of improper indulgences of whatever kind
now be perfectly restored to natural health and
vigor, in brief period, by applying to one whose
skill and experience be relied on. No erorbitan
or unprofessiondl charges.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
forwarded that be taken in the most convenient
and private manner.
Office southeast corner of FAYETTE and FRED
ERICK STREETS. ie1q-ly
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF SERVICEABLE AM UNSER-
- EICEABLE QUARTERMASTER'S STORES
AND GOVERNMENT HORSES.
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nR. A. HUET, of Paris, still continues his sue
ny cessful treatment of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents Of Baltimore in an advanced stage of the
disease, are now rapidly recovering and can be re-
of Fayette and Frederick streets. Baltimore Mary
land, ie19-1y
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They will also connect with the James River
Steamers for CITY POINT and RICHMOND. And
with the Steamer Eous, every Monday, Wednesday
Shore of Virginia, and on Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday, for Mathews and Gloucester counties and
Yorktown.
HS~RAC1YG. 10 STRICTLY PROHIBITED ON THIS
LINE, ample time is given for all its connections
~
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FARE:
From Baltimore to Fort Mouroe.......... 81 90
Norfolk .................. 90
City POint.............. 6 90
Richmond ............ Is 50
From Washington to Rihcmond ... 6 50
Passengers taking the s A. NJ. train from New
York, Las A. NJ, train from Philadelphia, and 3 P.
NJ train from Washington. will make connection
sure with Til Is line at Baltimore.
Be sure ana inquire for tickets by the New Line
AMI take other.
Information may be obtained on application to
A. W. SHAW,
Superintendent New Line
sel9-eotf Baltimore
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TREsOU GEI TICKETS

Passengers going to Newbern, n. c., will find the
Deditious and economical.
Passengers notified that this is the only Steam
boat Line by which Through Tickets are sold and
Baggage Checked over the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad and BY which Passengers make connections
going South.
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DEPOT QUARTERMASTRR's OFFICE
BALTIMORE, Nd, January 28d, 1866.
Will be sold at public auction, under direction of
Captain A. NJ. CUMMING, A. @. NJ, at The Canton
Wareh0use Fells Point Baltimore, Nd, on FRI
DAY, February I'd, 1866 at 10 o'clock A M a large
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24

WOODEN Factory We are told that a
few ofthe enterprising citizens ef Dodge
VII contemplate tie erection, at ar early
day, Of a Wooden Factory in that Village
We are gratiicd to learn that such is the
case, and have not the least doubt of the
success Of the enterprise The time has
fully arrived when a Factory Of the kind
in this county viii pay a good dividend
upon the capital required for it, erection
and operation.
There IS no reason why We should not
have more Manufactures in the y Vest
The practice Of selling the raw material
alta lov price to be sent east, and the man
ufactured article sent back to be paid for
1T an enormous profit to the manufactures,
is entirely wrong Manufactures can be
just as probably carried on in Wiscgn
sin as in Massachusetts,, and ali the lrei -ht
and manufacturer profit retained among
US. We wish our Doj-eyiIIe uei-hbors
success il their new enterprise. aud trust
it may not be the on ' manufacturing en-
,erpr.se We may record for the coming
year
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24

STATsTIcs.-In looking over the Report
Of the Secretary of State for Statistics for
Iowa County, we find it SO imperfect as to
be entirely useless. We give a sample
In that report we find the amount Of Beer
manufactured in Iowa County for the
year to be 400 barrels, while on the list of
the L. :. Assessor we find the amount TO
have been 2,735 barrels The town ASS
SCISSORS report the value Of Lead smelted
in the County for the year to be $I43,40O
when in fact the amount in pounds was
2.397,443 which at 10 cents pound. Ca
low estimate) would be f2S9,744 30
With such carelessness on the part Of
town Assessors, of what value are these
Statistics
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SpFtial Notirfg.
RAIL RoaD TIME TARLJ
30 CGNSs7TE qTEEEs,

The advertiser having been restored to health in a
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having sur
fered for several years with severe lung affection and
that dread disease, Consumption-i~ anxious to make
known to his fellow-zufTerers the means Of cure.
To All who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrpton used free Of CHARGE with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they viii find
SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
CoCGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The emily Object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpton is to benefit the afflicted and spread inforna
ton which he conceyes to be Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy will them
nothing, and may yield blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FRRH, by return
mail Please address
lyl RKv. EDWARD 4. WILSON
MiLiaLnsn.r-h Kin Co Nv Nnr
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Look here Every body.

Il Is positive factthat W w Housh-
ton & Co, at Beech's Store, are selling Oh
their stock Of balmoral skirts, hoop skirts,
breakfast shawls, nubias, hoods, hosiery,
&c, also gents under shirts. drawers,
scarfs, collars, socks and many other goods
at prices never before equailed in this
vicinity, not even years ago, they intend
10 stay bat one week longer-a word 70
the wise ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is your
time
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AUCTION SALE
Live Stock, Farming Implc-
ments, &c.

THE sliscrie- viii .eil the f1l'5vf7g 7~7-srtv
public auction, A. hls farm, miles NORTH % the
village 81 Mhliu,
Thursday, Feb. 1st, 1866:
Efzs' Mich Co.'s and = h-ad n other C..tI-
ana yrs Old, sad fine BuIl. p.rt Durham coming
y-s old
yrs old
spar Of Mares s-sp os-d to Re with fsal one sud
the ether yrs Old
Colt, year Oh IN M spring.
= II *
AIs1. > good two horse Wagons. Bob .Iet, J Hay
E-rk - Harness Breaking PI5-. i good Scotch
HarTcr. good tcCorTnick Reaper, nesrly new, sat
various af her articles too numerous mention
I.-ns-AU sums u Z n arf under, cast: OVER so,
nine usuths credit, Nth approved security, ~ I.r
cent. Interest
WILLIAM OLIVER
Wnla. Wis. Jan 5th, so 34-
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sfEs OF YOIyHE.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF youth
f4l indiscretion WILL the sake of suffering human
ity send free all who need it. the recipe direc
tons for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. sufferers wishing profit by the advertisers
experience, can do SO by addressing
1y1 JOHN b. OGDEN.
=.
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STR BUT SUR

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States hear something very much their advaGt
age by mail free Of charger BY addressing tie
undersigned Those having fears Of being humbugged
will objge by not noticing his card. All other. will
please address their obelient servant
1yI THOS. 5. CHAPMAN
s@l Broadway. New York
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20 You want Whskcrs NustacGes: Our CSrecian
Compound val .orce them 70 grew on the snOnthcst
face CHM -ir bald heads IN six weeks Price
ue Sent oy mail anywhere, closely scaled on re
Brooklyn. y. Y. 1yI1
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MAS COBB. ALSx. WILSON. JAS p sJDDt J
COBB, WILSON i SUDDJTf.

U AvYERs ana COLLECTORS Mineral Point Wis
| consin VIII attend 70 All professional business
entrusted u their Especial attention given 70
Conveyancfilg and investigation Of titles 10 Real IS
tate.
once opposite the Court House, up stairs. 20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24

The Eagle flour mills. at 81 Joseph
Mich. were burned On Thursday night
involving . loss of So o09
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HENRY :. MACON.

A TTOENEY and Counsellor ut Law Darlington,
n LAFAYETTE County. Wisconsin. beyotes ms al
tenton exclusively 70 his profession Practicesin the
various Courts 0f Wisconsin makes Collections. and
faithfully aud promptly, all business
to ais care.
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THE TRIBUNE.

TERUs.-To Office and mail subscribers, $500; 20
city subscribers, delivered by carrier, *2,5un ad-
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TAKEN p.

1ANE to the enclosure of TIE sEscriner living in the
7 - town 81 Mineral Point. enc miles West n the
c s.. On p-csuler SCR 1865 red he5f.r, two years
ed lar Spring, HttIe white each 1aukro other
marks
The owner Is requested % cal. prove property, Tag
JAMES sTENsLET-
De- i4ta isss 5...r"
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NEw CrDsR-Tn3, 7 Clancy Il Go
have pure apple cider on sale.
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IAkEN y

~ the s1hzcriher residing iH ths town e NrEin,
about miles south q the Village q ian On o.
the lst n December. "a. one dark bay Horse
COLI .ar7aErs to be one year old past: with small
white star iu forehead
The owner = r~qas.:es - call prove property, pay
charge. aaa takc the SANE away.
JAMES JAMES
F.fIn, January ~, 1856 49,
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kIs UP.

fANE 20 the enclosure of The sbscrib@r Nv ng IN ms
town or Mineral Point. on the I4th Day ~ Deem
Der. 1-5s hite h-Ifer with some REQ aba' 'he
10. 80 hotter = about years old Also.
srtf r-s F.{far tb some shite spots, year old
past.
,,r- r-4-t s. pas charges. sud AXE the same -
- 40. a1.iaaa VIII b s1ia according . lar
- JOHN HOARE.
ne 18th $50 5l-ags
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large stock of 8HEETINGS, sHIRTINGs, Ticks,
stripes, Balmora Skirts, Hoop Skirts, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, &c, which
shall sell at unusually lev prices.
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~ DAETOS.

nUysrcI,S and SURGEON. Office in Coad'i
Block, over DeIler'S store, corner OF High and
Chestnut streets Mineral Point, WIS
Psrs.,,iar attention paid to Operative Surgery.
ray265 1Stf
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DIR, w, w, ALLEN,

lLATK SURGEON II TIE ARxY
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
AyoCA,
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DIR. ~ a. EERIsIN,

tLate A. Asst Surgeon U. S. Arny.)
nuYsICIAN and SURGEON, Wingville Wisconsin
Or Ferrin Intending to locate permanently in
yyneye his professional services It's citizens
,pd surrounding country So
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EStLf anil SofuztLf.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 81, 1866.

Revenue TAx-The aggregate Internal
Revenue Tax for Iowa County for 1865,
was $3I ,3G4 %, besides the Bankers
monthly tax.
gZ~ We notice that Hon W. l. Lin
coin Of this County Is Chairman Of the
Committee on Roads and Bridges, in the
Senate, and has a place on the Committee
on Railroads.
Hon. James Spensley is Chairman Of
ths Committee on Mining azI Smelling,
in the Assembly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-24
SAMUEL w. REESE.

A TTORNEY At Law and Notary Public, DadEeriIIe,
n Iowa County. Wis Particular attention paid 90
selecting Refer 70 lion. c. c. Wa-huurn, and Cobb
4 Sudduth. "a.
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THE MASON & UAMLIN CABINET
i ORGANS forty different STYLES. adaftcd 10 sa-
cred and secular usic FOR $50 to 5000 each FyF-
Tl-GAE q nm o. .SFL IER lfEDiLN. or other
first premiums awarded them Illustrated Catalogues
free. Address, .soN : HAHLIE,s Boston, OF NAsox
BROTHERS, New York. tS35
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TIVE gEsT OF The IOETHrTFS. THELApY's
l FHttNH- daE1,ed "a fashion and literature
Brs-tifA Steel Euzrarins=. Splendid ,ioutI--siIs
col rcd fashion plates The isest patterns u dr.r-es
elraes is1uusrs. embroidery kc HossehnG receipts
uu-tr, Ee- - hreler = WI sons Sewing Machines
given premiums. send = cents for a -arnpl, copy
80 Deacon h PETERSON,
= alg, walnut Street Philadelphia
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II

BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS, ofthe bestqualIty,
embracing sill the latest styles. Also 3 finely
assorted stock Of HATS and CAPS-aIl qualities and
prices-for Men Boys and Children.
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Dr. HI. n. uiTCHELL &

1TTr~~- DEN TIS ST, 4I1fT-T@2
sacond story Of CURVE stone block Tribune
sce Mineral Point respectfully saiicirs the patron
age Of the public All work warranted lgo+
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III kilt OF the Estate BNan, QrCtAsed
hN reading and cling the petition of Jacob lIafey
Jr., representing am~nF other things that George
Bush late of WeldwIck Iowa county Wisconsin. the
29h day Of bruary \ j. 1850, AT his residence IN
said town. died ntestae, leaving goods clattcls and
estate within this county, and praying that admins
tratgn of said estate bee unto him granted. II l. or
Gcred that said petition be heard before tHr Judge
this Court the 26th day January \. u. I-56,
the = obate ONCE in the village of Dodgcville.
And il IS further ordered that public notice thereof
be givca TO persons interested by publishing copy
Of th~ order Tor three weeks scces Teiy prior said
day Of heariugin the Mineral Point Tribune, weekly
newspaper, circulating in said county.
Dated January 6, 1856
3w NJ Jan 10 l.. VI. STRONG,
T4.Irr
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and TEiIGI tGS kept constantly on hand in eas.
loss variety
49, e ssaz che b.ss aHd H-ndsor1ost II ARSE in
Sire state which can De had at time application.
ELLI&GEE BRO.
Mineral Point. Jan Is. 1868
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=. 4. GODDARD A CO..
~ Clark Street, Chicago. III.
20 3tn=35

tSre TJrE IAuT'S FRIEN1-TTE PEST or
l~NFb. TIE HH%T!tLI- S-dsvat~d 20 ifterstrrs
au3 fashion ss-EF year We give Wheeler 2 VIII
sons rnrsted }, DH Sewing Machines the follow
lue terms
Twenty copisz and the rcp-ibs Aia.hire go
Thirty copies and the Sewing Machine, s75
forty copies and tire -sa rig Machine, 500
Send - cents Tor sample cUPs
UFACD- / PETERSON
Slg. Waluut street, FhiiaaelphIa
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~ CIV Barber Shop
W VI. PE>SEz

u Yen want Fresh Groceries
Atthe lowest prices. call on
tEN~NNIE X AlLiS.
attaa elegant store In taai
new block High street
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Our stock Of Plain and Fancy DRESS GOODS IL
composed OF American, French and English Prints
Chintzes, Brilliants, Ginghams, Naencas, TaTetas
Alpaccas, Popns, DeI.ains, Mozambiques with var
Gus other descriptions Of Dress Goods " 800 una Q
te Mention"
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ssfaT~kcrS. SEhs>i<cr,.

ishcd 1881 GEovcAirCu Co.,
499 Broadw -, New York.
, 1866-04-12
uEyERYElsaNG Is LOvELY.n

a great deal Of Copperhead pressure is
brought to bear from various quarters to In
ducc President johnson TO resort 10 open force
to dispersc the present Congress or TO force
an entrance Tor the Southern members. This
pressure appears now in the form OF innucndo.
then of prediction, anon Of threat, and finally
OF special dispatches and secret intelligence
received from the very highest authority.
The Copperhcad Journals give lengthy and
wcjghtY reasons why The President might
consclentiously take such course. The rebel
ficrcely yelps forth his individual desire to
help the President In sucl sublime achieve
meDt.
Nevertheless we venture the opinion, with
out being closely in the Presidents confidence
that be viii do nothing of tie Kind. The
President has in thousand ways. by sending
in messages, by signing their bills, and even
by vctolng them, recognized the valid
ity Of the present Congress. It
is too late Tor him to take the
position that they are 'sRump Congress" =" If
lie were 80 disposed. Besides, eEen II he
could, By torcc, giyc NIL the Southern men,
bcrs their seats, the Republicans would still
have fair majority over Copperhcads aud
rebels in the House, and about tie in the
Senate. Hence be could take nothing bT his
motion. 1t would only compel his impeach-
mcnt, ior 1t would be as much revolution as
Napolcon's coup d'etat.
We are of opinion that the President, hay
ing expended his strength to no purpose, wilt
rest content With the personal cclat It hts
given him among the Copperhcads and rebels,
and that Congress, having asserted Its coustf-
, 1866-04-12

also satisfied that The President will not re-
cede from his ideas; be Is too Eanatically
democratic; be will NOT dare to be & hero
aud save his country. Ifear be Is eren now
too late; there A& characterization in
his officers hare learned hpm him
to look to the people only as the
head of power, and that their appreciation Is
mightieE tian the COMMANDS Of the First
Magistrate ofthe country. How puny eveu
potentate becomes when he once admits
his weakness; his scullion will lose respect
Tor him. The emigration fever Ii on the in-
crease. Every one Is delighted with the Pres.
ident's veto speech, but few are sau9uIne of
his triumph. The wheels. OF revolution have
heen set Ia motion, and none can ted where
1t will stop. Il Is impossible, with the pres
ent temper OF the Northern people. for Us 10
return to anrthipg like the old order of
things, and there must be more war. and, in
the country hss It's birth The people
Of the South know full well that they
can never be favorites Of the Government
and no matter how ardeutly they espouse aud
fight ior 1t, they wonld ever be regarded
with dtstrust aud suspicion .Ot course, ha-
tired would exist between them and the enc.
mics Of the Government, and their own old
enemies; and, in their midst. Is an enemy
upon whom either party could seize and insti-
gate to a general and complete butchery. The
war Of races Is inevitable, aud it will com
mence when there is any great disturbance in
the country. This letter gives you the gen.
eneons efaI 81 Of hs Rs9Ps % est ss the
pressed with the conclusions arrived at. We
are q very unlappy4peop1c. Time and energy
Will triumph over the lnconvenfepces Of tenn
porary pfiyations, and even absolute destitu-
tIon; but nothing can drive from our path
the terrible phantom, which uncertainty and
ATrnrF