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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14

HARD TO PLEASE The great hobby
of the Democratic leaders for long
time was sympathy for the South, be
cause, as they argued, that they were
kept out of the Union by Republi-
can Congress. Only to think, eleven
States not allowed reprcsention in
Congress 1t was tyraunical and un-
just. But finally eight out of the
eleven are admitted on terms perfectly
satisfactory to large majority Of the
people interested, and their Represen-
tatives are again admitted to seas In
our National Legislature. Now the
Democratic leaders argue that they
have no right there, aud Que plank of
their national platform declares the
acts admitting them to be unconstitu-
tIonal ana void. while their candidate
for Wee President proclaims to lie
10 the world that if Mr.. Seymour is
elected, it will be his duty to annul
them by the force Of arms. The only
reason they can give for their present
position IS found IN the fact that such
men as Hampton, Forrest, Toombs
and jeff. Davis-leadars IN the late
rehelion--eannot hold seats IN the
Congress of III asfi9a they labored
- hard 10 destroy. Surely oug Dem
ocraiic friends are hard to please.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
THIs BOILER operate. upon purely philo.onhioal

'V'Hls BOILER operates upon purely philosophical
principles. L is sef-actiug and di.enses entire
" with labor and the . clothes
me not suds aud steam, by the action # fire are
afNen up through tubes poured upon the eliot and
forced through the fabric wi astonishing apiditv
Cleansing 1t perfectly without any rubbing II has
been thoroughly tested and pronounced uneouaed as
Clothes Washer by those who have used IT,
All fabrics, from the finest TO the bed blanket
can De washed perfectly and with ease without the
rubbing board For Flannels il is Invaluable as the
Fu6olhg rolling and pressing process necessarily
full them more or less.
It is truly labor and clothes-saying invention
washing will no longer be hardship and washing -da
no longer a terror and dread to housewives
The invention be used in any boiler and the low
price Of the article places it within the reach of every
family. - - ,
If the directions strictly followed success will be
certain. " -
The saving in the Of clothes will very soon pa
for the outlay.
1t is estimated that 200 to 800 gallons of boiling suds
pass through the clothes in thirty minutes this bein.
the longest time required for cleansing boiler full al
clothes. $3.50 -
Manufactured and sold in Iowa County only AT W
) Bowne's, Dodgeville, Ed. Deyin's Mineral POINT
and c. l.. Wheeer's. Arena
Inc patent flsht Tor Iowa County is owned by
W. :. BOVINE, Dodgevi,le and
b. I. PRiDEAUX, Mineral Point
VS'ooeF :, icp>- 3lu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14

DIsGRACEFUE.-At the Joint discus
sion between Col. CoBB and Mr.. Pass
MORE in Darlington, the Democratic
portion of the audience were more uI-
civil than they were in this place on
Monday evening. There. they not
only left the room when Col. COBB
commenced his speech, but amused
themselves by shouting and making as
much noise as possible about the door.
and even went so far as to throw
tire-crakers &c. against the window in
the rear ofwhere the Col was speaking.
W bile here Democrats only left the
room to prevent the truth reaching
their ears, in Darlington they We're
determined that no one should hear
the Colonel if their howlings could
prevent. Col CoBB has before been
in ciose proximity with missels much
more deadly, thrown by hands equal
ly rebellious tc civil rights, and is not
the man to b frightened by drunken
rowdies who sail under Democratic
colors, whether their colors float the
uame SEYMOUR and BLAIR, or JEFF DA-
Wis aud his rebel crew. The animus Is
the same whether exhibited in " Is
consin or South Carolina.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14

The prospect of Grants election
has given an upward tendency to
American securities in Europe =
Nothing would sooner give them a
downward tendency than the prospect
of Seymour's election. Such ca
tastrophe would unsettle ell business
relations. Regulating the debt of a
nation is dishonoring the people.
Dishonor is bankruptcy and ruin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
Tn PRoBATE-IOwA COUNTY COURT.

~ TIE NATTER OF THE GUARDIANSHIP or
VI Nok HEIRS OF JOSIAH STANLEY deceased.
h feadifg and ming the petition Of Nelson Nc al
Ister guardian oil said minors, representing among
other things tina they the said wards arr sid Of
Seraln real estate In Grant County, Wisconsin. and
tina. V IS necessary that the shou be sold and
praying Tor license to sell the same, and il appear
Ing 10 the curt from id petition that IL is necessary
70 sell sad real estate Ii is ordered and directed that
.eA' Oh sin |" SAID wards, and all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before the Iudy. Of this
on the nineteenth day of October. 1915 at the
ourt house In the Village of DodgeYille then and
20 snow cause ar any there bel why license
not De granted for the sale Of said real estate
AGO 1ihg 10 the prayer Of said petition
Aed u is further ordered that copy of this order
shali be published for three successive weeks prior 10
saiu gay OF hearing in the Mineral loint Tribune
weekly newspaper circulating in said County
Dated at bod gevilIe, Sept 2lst 1868
ALE8- WILSON. County Judge.
aep 23-3r3e
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
IN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT.

IN The NATTER OF Tbs ESTATE OF TIMOTHY
LYNCH.
reaiihg and sling the petition Mar Ann Lynch
=; ineFai ONT, Iowa comfy Wisconsin represent
~ "tioHs other things that VIM. T. Benry ard ran
~ '-calih who We're nominated as executors Of the
80 VIZ ana testament Of said deceased have refused
Iii &ecutors, and that there has been sd-
ridr,s aa'eFef 49at your petitioner Is the
s+f - - deceased and praying that sh may be
r. am iistrstrx. sith wiII annexed of ate.
-, e4 mat said petition be heard before the
Ss y MS Curt, on Monday the 5th day of Octo-
~ next at 10 O'Clock A al the p.obae Office in
'hg 'iIdgv of DodgeyilIe
Dsf ID sept. Z i56s.
sept sn3TW3 NOui'' jung
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
Lock to the Legislature.

On the members of the Legislature
to be chosen a the approaching cleo
ton Will rest thu importaet duty of
| selecting a successor to Senator Doc
| little to represent Wisconsin in the
/ i ). Senate for six years, commenc-
| ing on the 4th Of March next. In
view of this fact we trust every Re
/ publican in Iowa county will see the
Importance Of casting his vote fer the
men who will best represent his wish
| IS IN the choice of a suitable man
tor that nigh position. In addition
/ TO this I'M pOrtant inducement to Re.
t publlcans TO support the candidates
/ OF their party, We are able to say
| that those candidates are every way
/ qualified for the positions for which
they are nominated
Hon. LEsiUEL ". JOINER, the nom
lnee on the Republican ticket for
State Senator, has proved himself an
able Legislator and trustworthy rep
resentatlve of The people of Iowa
county. He is a gentleman whose
| influence In the Senate would be felt
in the right direction He is honest
and capable as well as right on the
political issues of the day, and if elect
ed, as we trust he viii be. Will be one
Of the best men III the Senate.
VIM. E. ROWE, the nominee for
the Assembly in the Northern district
Is a gentleman who cannot fail to ex-
ercise a healthful influence in that
/ body. No man in that district knows
better what legislation Is wanted by
the people, and none would labor more
assiduously to secure the passage of
such laws as promises the gaeatest
! good TO the greatest number Let the
| people of the northern district exert
themselves to secure the election of
Mr.. Rowe and they can congratulate
themselves upon being represented
in the legislature by man of ability
who Will spare no pains in his devo-
ton to their interests
Capt. ABNER POWELL, the candidate
for the Assembly in this district, is
worthy of the support of every man
IN the district. He has proved him
self true to the interests Of his
country by services rendered IN the
suppression of the rebellion, and
he viii prove himself equally wor-
thy ia civil capacity as a mem
Der of our State Legisture. He
sustains a character above reproach,
and viii secure the most hearty sup
! port where best known. For honesty,
industry and capacity for the position
the people need no further guarantee
| than all acquaintance with the man
| He is not an Office seeker who makes
1t his business to button-hoIe every
man IN the comm unity to secure votes
but Is man who viii serve faithfully
the people in whatev er petition he
may be placed.
With LEMUEI " JOINER in the
Senate.and WILLIAM +. Row. and AB-
NER POWELL IN the Assembly, Iowa
county will have a representation in
our State Legislature OF which the
people may be proud of men who
can be trusted in the selection Of a
successor to Senator DooLITrLE. Re
publicans Of this county, on you de-
ponds their success. See to it that
they are elected.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
The Canvass in the Third Con-
gressionai District.
Discussions between Cobb and Passmore.

Discussions between Cobb and PaSsm0re.
Gen. ANAsA Conn., Republican, and THos
II. F. PAssaoRE, Democrat, candidates for
Congress from this district, will hold joint
political discussions a follows
Avoca, Thursday October l..
Prairie du Chen, Friday, October i6.
Seneca, Saturday, October L.
Boscahei, Monday, October 10.
Prairie du sac, Tuesday Oct ober 20
Bar boo. Wednesday October 81
Lone Rock, Thur.dRy, October -
Kichland enter, Friday, October -.
Monroe, Tuesday, October -.
Monticello, y edrcsday. October =.
Cadiz, Thursday. October 70.
Brcdhead, Friday, October so.
The above meeting V III be held in the eve
nings, except that at Seneca, which will take
place at | O'Clock T. "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
NOTICE.

y iCt Is HER By GIVEN that all person. are
positively forbidden TO enter upon dig or mine or
Ley rom the premises any minerals rock trees or
Lei eI substances from the property of Alex Niulck.
ki as me Linden Lining COS. "a North Ground. y
- "iS N II OF D 2; ) W ofN " Of
- OF = Of =; w of : W Of 5
n.s = OF = + f63 2; Of Of > 2; or tres
pas IN any manner upon the same
Heathoock Ainesr Linden Jan 1865
VIZ. 4. 0ARpyN eapt.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
Discussions between Warden and Strong.

ALLEN WARREN, Republican, aud MosEs VI.
STRONG, Democrat, candidates Tor Presiden-
tial Elector, will hold joint political discus
sions in the third congressional district, as
follows:
Prairie du CHEN Friday October I6 at Pm
Boscoerl, Monday, October 70, at g p. NJ.
Monroe, Monday, October 70. at Is r. N.
Mineral Point, Saturday October 81 AT 3 IN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
Grand Republican Rally at the
City Hall.
Eloquent and Telling Speeches by Matt. Fl. Car
penter aid Walter s. Carter.

Eali snow, falling at intervals, with
very muddy streets, but at an early
hour the City Hall was denselv filed
with our citizens. many ladies being
present, to hear MATT. II. CAgPEyTER
and WALTER s. CARTER, of Milwau-
kee, explain the issues involved in the
approaching election.
Mr.. CARPENTER not having arrived
IN consequence of the lateness Of the
cars, Mr.. CARTER was introduced to
the audience and in an address of a
little over an hour, entertained the
people in an excellent manner. Mr..
f. c. is one of that class of public speak
ers who will be welcomed by those
who once listened to him. He Is mild
In his remarks, yet he utters words Of
truth and soberness in manner that
cannot fail to send them home to the
minds and conSciences Of his hearers.
/ On the present occasion he ccntrasted
in clear and forcible manner the
claim Of the two parties and their
candidates upon the support Of the
American people, refuted many OF
the false statements of Democratic
/ speakers and their organs, and argued
upon the people the exercise Of the
sacred right Of franchise in accord
aace with their honest convictions Of
right and wrong. Having spent con
siderable time in the Southern States
since the war, he was able to give an
accurate account Of the feeling in that
/ section, which, outside the leaders Of
the rebellion is strongly in favor of
peace and harmony IN the Union,
which they can expect only IN the
success Of the Republican ticket. He
commented at some length upon the
/ questions OF reconstruction, taxation
&c, showing most clearly that econ
J omy and retreuchment had been one
of the leading features of the Repub-
ican party since it came into power.
and argued its claims of support upon
the people generally.
Our limited space will not admit Of
a full report of Mr. CARTER remarks
which were listened to with much in
terest, and often applauded by the
audience We trust he may be kept
in the field until the election, for he
is man who cannot fail TO exercise
an influence for good wherever he Is
heard
Mr.. CARPENTER did not arrive in
city till after o'clock. IN conse-
quence of the cars being away behind
time. but all were quiet and remained
in their seats, anticipating treat in
the speech expected from sconsin'a
most eloquent orator. These expec-
/ tations were not disappointed, for
I Mr.. CARPENTER came in soon after the
cars arrived. and in speech Of about
an hour and a half set forth the poIit-
zeal issues Of the day in a measure 50
clear that none who heard him could
/ fail TO understand the difference be-
/ tween the two parties upon the i'm
portant questions of vital interest 10
the American people, and if not blind
I 81 It- ,.ra.J-r1-. 90 or In.4T,-,1, III, ,,-1l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
Look at this Pyramid of Yesterdays
Republican majorities:

The result of the elections on the
18th are truly gratifying to the friends
Of the Republican cause. Notwith-
standing the desperate efforts and
great fraud of the rebel Democracy,
each of the four States that voted on
that day gave decisive verdicts in ia
vor of the Republican party, which
will be greatly increased in November
when the contest Will be directly be-
tween GRANT and SEYMOUR, or peace
or war.
The majorities above are as received
by telegraph at Warren, and perhaps
may be slightly varied by the official,
though not in any way to change the
result. Let the people of Wisconsin
now buckle on their armor and prepare
to roll up a majority of 10000 for
GRANT and CoLFAx, which she can do
if her voters are all at the polls.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14

1t Won desire continuance of the
economical management Of the affairs
Of our County, such - has charac-
terizcd it for the past few years. vote
the Republican ticket If YOU desire
to see county orders kept at par, and
ENJOY the privilege of receiving the
full face of them in cash when pre-
scented, FRANcIs VIVIAN. Major Orls,
JEFFERSON ". REwEY. aud the names
associated with them on the Republi-
can ticket, VIII receive your support.
The money Of the county YOU know
il safe IN tile hands Of Mr. VIVIAN
During the many wears he has been
Treasurer not dollar Of the county
money has been lost through his aeg-
lect. lie is both honest aud trust.
worthy. We have often heard of
losses to The county through the neg
liE>nce ana populations Of the Clerk
Of the Board Of Supervisors. but moth
Ing Of the kind has occurred since
that Office has been IN charge OF Gro.
IL Orls lie has kept the Office in a
better condition than any clerk who
has preceded him aud has proved him
self worthy Of your support No I'm.
experienced man in the office can dis
charge its duties with the accuracy
which characteristics it At this time
and the people can in no way be ben
Gifted BY change. Mr.. REwEY ha,
proved himself a faithful and compe
tant member of the Board of Supervi
sors, and is acknowledged by his po
litieal opponents to be one Of the best
men for tile place the county ever had
in the Board Every man on the Re
publican county ticket wall be ioun,
honest ana capable Vote for them
and, rely upon it. their election vii
prove beneficial to every taxpayer il
the coCntv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
IN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT
IN THE MATTER or The ESTATE OF DANIEL

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DANIEL,
HICKEY, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Mary fiict-
sy representing, mong other thRgs she fully
administered said estate and praying that a time and
place be hHed for examining and allowing her account
OF her admins ration:
II Is ordered that said account be exam ned by the
Judge Of this Court the ninee zenith say Of october
Dodgeyille.
And IL Is further ordered that public thereof
De gwen 70 All persons interested by publishing copy
OF tins order for three successivey prior 10 said
DAY OF hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune weekly
newspaper circulating in said county
Dated September p, 1865.
ALEX. WILSON, County Judge
Sept25-3wJg
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
MORE CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

\ THOUGH have sold all the Lots in the fr=+
\ block laid out, have 10 sell a. have ust
laid cut another block e fine Lots aith street. IN
front and Ia the Of each JOHN kOBkRTs
Mineral Point, April Is, 1868 Istf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14

DEATH oE Howell CoBB.-HowELL
COBB, Of Georgia, who was Seereta-
~ Of the Treasury under Buchanan
administration and afterwards a
promnent rebel, died Of appoplexy in
New y orl,~ on the 9Th inst.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14

Nor Sow E hear it reported by
Democrats that M. WRIGGLsswoRTH,
the Republican candidate for County
Surveyor, is not q practical surveyor
and knows nothing Of the business.
Such IS not ease. AIr " Is an ex-
p=Geac s2E 2r. @ re. ear
rest enc Gle
equal Q. has opponent IA MS sA... 4
s1E--Eor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14
SIDNEY e. SHEPARD

DRACTICAL MARBLE WORKER. manufacture Of
I Tomb Stones, Monuments. Mantle pieces Table
tops, &c shop-High street, one door above Presbv
terrain Church, Mineral Point wi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14

FALLANDIGHAM, the great Copper
head leader and martyr is defeated for
Congress in the third district of Ohio.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-10-14

Republican County Ticket.
FOR STATE sESArO.-FIFTkEsrH DISTRICT,
IInIEL W. JOINER. OF Wyoming.
DIST yOR MEMBERS or TIE ASSEMBLY
i-WILLIA VI L. ROWE. of Arena
2-ABSER POWELL, Of ,Ifnr,I Point.
FOR SHERIFF
WILLIAM SANDS. of Linden
FOR CLERK oF THE CIRCUIT COURT
CHRISTIAN kESSLER. of Mini Pr.
cLEK- or rHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
GEORGE III. OTIS, of Dod.eviIIe.
roR COUNTY TREASURER
FRANCIS VIVIAN, of-DodgeyilIe.
FOR REGISTER DEEDS,
OLIVER II. ASHLEY. Of Pulaski.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
SAMUEL W. REESE, of Dod.eyIIIe
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
W.. j WKIGGLESWoRT of Dodge
SCR coroner,
JOHN INEN, Sr.. OF Mineral Point.
DIST FOR COUNTY SUPERVISORS
JEFF. W. REWEX, OF Within.
2-ARCH. CAMPBELL, of IfIdgeway
3-JoSEPH RAY, OF Arena.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12
A Card.

Ens. 81 Tan Daus BpsIs - The fol-
lawisg ssssss, which wlsh yoa % puA.
gisa ysskalism, Il Htssstsm. g psactsas.
sm, sas lea, presume By sAs eewsydiy
sssssdssl sAa ssess 10. GO NJ deef stsp,
d night Or swe aiaes
8 Jaek see 20 yoa aow aimee ycu stood
anxd ever mika Roger 10 keep sim and
II eomrsds from escaping jassics ne 20
wAsss yaa ssaad IL yoa doas Watch out
Us will g. yox Tor Who's yoa have aonr
hsF "a fsxs 90 shisk that Yoa had hskses
vskrset from saieh aes a. Standing wateh
svsR sesh neu az Roger yea mighs get
sAa Sane fate a. be deserves saks waTn.
jag Jack ytska
The wgitsr d tie shove sweet scented
s&asiss is svidsatiy representative 1t
sas 81 sve classes Of seeaDdrsls. The
igsssaass displayed in his adscsiOaate
asss al wassiag dssslspss bis psemesi
tassd villsiny. YOa {D ssooa guard
s~ss Asks Rogers 70 Keep him and bic
'ss@ssdss from escaping iaeiies. " That
10 precisely what did asd uhae Gun
ssivsd 10 nay duty 10 do IS q good citizen.
- Vas," sishss baloags to gang sf Mix
RECESS esafsdsEatss In crane whs de-
sirsd 70 kaka 8 ,gsrs and s'his eoDr adess
frsR tins hands of the officers and hang
sAsm, in order TO forever si.escs he trs
simsay - To shsir ewn gail', OF b get
siag Ragses and abe etaess oas 81 she way
% sssssbis spn whas waa left OF shsi'
sammaa piaadsg--she boarded fruits Of
Their eoursyted and ooufsdarste s.tlainy.
In sisAsr sxsus hs IL az Individual whost
psrseral aega ainsance--fo nv osa SAX
aadsfor shs weli- heing Of this Comuuaily
II en- rather anxious to cultivate for
SsW mi0atss think oaE eltixeas weald
gss clearer insigls into the dsn Of vii
.IsssY from shs Operations OF Which We
hare salfsrsd so mash Of ia<e, than We
hays yes had. tabsrslsee, thus publicly,
sxseHd cordial Invitation 30 wig" ani
90 maUy Of bis villainoas associates a. be
ssss proper TO bring along wilh him, to
xAest ns at ny house or elsewhere to day,
'&o-@erroS, or nsxs day, and altenpt to
saake coed his threats. wilI be 90 hSud
as sny tipe appointed~-sll l desire Is
4hat the sspsnitenrirgy birds" shall ihsn-
sslyss put in . pers0uas spp aranas.
This people wants to knas yoa, "Yig :"
aad more especially ylas present earnest
advocate for "peaitsnt'arY DONORS for
yourself and yrur alan Of confederate
sFiilains,
HENRY 4. JACKSON.
Csaneil Buds, Msreb 0. less.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12
5 asabat sshy.

10 Several years ago, when
Fornsy vas the editor of the PENN.
sylvanian, he perpstrated the fol-
loving
awe viii show from pamphlet
written by that infamous abolition
iss, Jay, that these tendsr-hsarssd,
canting philanthropists who whine
SO piteously over the down -trodden
slave, are the veriest hypocrItes on
the face of the eaEth--thaa the
claims and professions which they
are eternally ringing in our ears 70
behalf OF the negro, are "a far difE-
erent from their own practices at
home rs the poles are asSaEder.
We viii show that they say one
thing and do another. We viii
show that while they demand oftgle
soath tbs giving Of ssl the rights,
paigiliges and liberties ef freedmen
to their slaves they actually deny 20
the negroes, who.n they have Mons
inaily frssd. al the human rights
about which shsy talk 80 freely"
Verify. politics make strange bed
fellows. For the last six years this
consistent editor has been tucked
np ia the same trandle-b bed with
this alender.hearted, canning phi.
lanthropiss, 2 JAY, whining Is pit
eously Oh behalf Of the wrongs OF
the down-troddea slave, and out.
Heroding Herod in his admiration
for these very aboiitioaists be then
SO bitterly and farioasly denounced.
-Davenport Democrat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

Gas. q. IA. DppGE.- We pshl 81 .
article tho other dag, Fy!aiise 20 yen. u.
w. Dosigs, TIE Radical member Of sbe
Ramp lIuuss froR ibis District, ia sbi b
Eas set forth hs sarnrss maassr in whiSb
toe Grneral vas iabeTipg for the later
SIS Of bis uosssls, spss, snd ws r,qgrsted
be Soppassa 10 eops 10. AZ vet, bow.
yrsr, we hsvs seen nothing Of IL IN that
sheet, Aad il looks as though oar fears,
thsn eypi essed, were yell g.saudaa, aud
thai tss ring" il p ayibg a % abs Gen
erai. Tbs State RsgisEss, Aowssers hss
more nagaaBsulsy sban sur sssgabsF la
ibis respect. for slough paimer has ii
raady been heFaldsd ~ the sseesssaz Of
the Gepssai, that paptr does Dss hesitate
TO Las hnsoSe she public toe Geueruias eE.
fors ia behelf 6fsn appropriations ohtaia
ed FOR tbs sompIssieu Of DATED States
Court House at pss yjoinss. And We
sruss thai tbis she's Of Rsgnsninity ca
che part Of The Register, iaay ssskea our
aeishher 30 senss Of dug IN rendering
10 Cesar the shiags that sse C@sar's. y
DE il BY I'll means. Don's 90 64sk on
your friend, shs 8saer@l, 80 yUu have 90
bic brother, and Andy Jabason.