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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-04
CoAD's Block,
High ST., Mineral Point,


High ST., Mineral Point,
Have one of the best and largest
assortment of Boots and Shoes ever
offered in this market, which they
will sell very cheap for cash
They feel justified in saying that
they will sell a better article for the
same money than any other House
in Iowa County. They keep very
large assortment of Home Manu1ac-
tured. Handmade and Warranted
Boots and Shoes, which they will
sell from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper
than any other Shop this side OF
Chicago, and having greatly in
creased their facilities for their bus
mess. they are prepared to supply
all demands. They keep, also, a
full assortment Of the very best
Eastern work which they offer very
low. You Will find at their Store,
the choicest quality Of Glove Kid
and Goat Balmorals: Also. Calf,
Pebble. and Grain Shoes Of all
kinds; In fact, everything in their
Line Of Trade.
Call and examine their immense
stock before You purchase.
Their mottos are, "Cheap tor
Cash, and Zone Price Only"
-. p. s. emembe r. their
own work is HANDMADE and
all Warranted TO give ENTIRE
SATISFACTION. n43
Closing out SAIL
of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
T AN Now OFFERING MY ENTIRE ST 'CK or
Boots and Shoes in one lot or in lots suit pur-
chascrs,
Great Reduction From. Former Prices.
JOS. DELL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-04
LIVERY STABLE
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

MILL be on hand a, all IT,.
49, % A. Kinds u single or doubIe tile pubic
-, stable back Of the United sat-. r.sges and
% SoHS BoYNToN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-04

Manufacturer of Cigars, announces
that he has opened a Wholesale
and Retail Cigar and Tobacco
Store, on High Street, Min
eral Point, opposite the
Post Office.
All kinds of Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco; Fine-Cut and Plug:
also the Choicest Brands OF
Cigars constantly on hand.
All kinds Of Pipes-genuine Nicer
schaum, Sweet-Briar, and other
varieties.
Tobacco Boxes, Snuff Boxes. Cigar
Holders of all kinds, which will
be sold at the lowest prices.
Tobacco and Cigars will be sold %
per cent. below Chicago prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-04

GILMAN! CLIMAX,,
Pages Climax SalYe. a Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should lie without it.
We warrant ii to cure ScrofuIa
Sores, Salt RheUm. ChiIblaius
letter, Pimples, ana all Erup-
tons Of the Skin. For Sore
breast CT Nipples, Cuts, Sprains.
Bruises, Burns. Scalds, Chan
ped Hands, &C., it makes a
perfect cure.
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
1t has no paralleI-having per-
fectly eradicated disease and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is compound of
ArnicaWitil many other Extracts
and Balsams, and put I'D in
larger boxes for the same price
than any other Ointment.
Sid by Druggist. everywhere. Whit. 4 Fzox
iard. Projectors $ Liberty Street. New YORK
$40 Day for all. Stencil Tool Sam
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-04

$40 Day Tor all Stencil Tool Sam.
ice free AsAre9. A. J. PULLMAN. spriRgs-id' VI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-04
II a I l. S

Efc1'y year increases me j)OpH-
l0rity Of this r0IH0bie Ndir Prep
orati0n, aci,jch is dHe 20 merit
alone. He can assure orr Otd
patrons that it as Kept fHiiy up IL
its High stamford. ana to those
tTtO HGre Recer stsed it IRE can
confidently sag. that it IS the OHiH
fefiGJte and perfected prep0r0-
tom tn restore GRAY OR FADED
IAER to its yoHfhfHf cotOr. MAIL
ing it SOFT, IustrOus. 0i,d sith-eH:
the Scdtp. by its Hse. bec0Htes
eiHptiOHS G3.6 dandrHU. ana by
its tonic properties prereHts the
huil. from rating ont. as it slim
UINteS dHd HoHFisheS the hair
glands. By as use the hair GrosCs
thicker aud stronger. In b0fditcSs
it restores the capillary gtHnds
to their normal CiDOr. Ul,d ,ciU
e.rt'.ens" oil age. II is the most
ecOno5ticGt HAIR DRESSING
erer Used. as at requires Tetrer
Gpp}icGtiOHS. amt git'es the hair
that spteHdid glossy appearance
so much 0dntiFed bU all. #. +.
HUBcs, II. D.. .Sf0te -fS&0Yer Of
Hf,SS.. says. ''fhe constituents are
erceii%fif qH0iifU. 0I,d ! CoHsjder
IL me BEST PREPARATORY for
is jHfeittfef} DGIpoSeS.' Ne pub
ijSh ii fJ'enfjSc or the hair. arE,jcH
ere sent free GU n0U upon 0ppfj-
cation. acftich cOIif0iitS colIiIneli-
datoFH notices from c{eFgyHs en-.
l1hDS3 clans. tie press. ,titi others.
Ne hare UfdGe The sf3fdy of the
hair amt IL: discusses Il sDecialfY
FOR {se0gs. ffttd kI.pg" that f;'e 1t0Ie
the most e5ectjce preparation for
the restoration, ana the lbFeseFrU-
ton Of the h0iF. egrtuIit. 0Hd SO
acknowledged or the best Heidi
css3 and Chemical Authority.
Sod By all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine.
COOK, CO8uRN & CO.
Genl Agents for North Western States,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
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inn ct Wheeling, (Vs.) for the Red River trade.
d l26 feet long end hes - feet oeam.
The Annie Wsglsy non Warrington y due
{ day. = s.---
The river before the city isstll stationary.
this morning ct he foot Of Custonhouss street.
The Belle Lee LEFT Louisville for this city on the
10th instant. The following steamers we're adver-
Used for New Orleans p. w. 6tTader % The llth,
Dexter on the 18th, and Indiana on the 18th.
st. Louis on the 9th for Thu port md the Pauline
Carroll on the 10th.
1904 bales cotton have been received per river
steamers o. We closed our last report.
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@arint Sntellisenfe.

CRnscKnr OyrIcE, No. Is CAup Rrsxxr
Friday, November Is. 1888. 3
CleareA Yesterday.
Steamship W b Hswes, Trip. for Galveston.
CA Whitney 20
Steamship Darisn err, for st Pierre, Mq1e. via
Havana v Perillsit
Ship Tasmanisn (Brit), Driver, for Liverpool.
H Ashbfidge 4 Decs n
Steamer Thompson Dean, Pepper, for st Louis.
Master
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8irer Snteuigsnre.
cazsczx5 OFFICE. NO y 9

CRrscrxr OFFICE. No. q GASP srsrxr
Friday Morning. Nov. Is 1868
With such weather a. we we're blessed vestsrda,
no one could possibly have found fault The 81
moephere was serene, the air clear aud braciag
and not Q single cloud appeared to mar the blu,
canopy above. The sun shone with subdued rays
Plainly speaking, IL was lovely day.
Business upon the landing was brisk yesterday
and several departing steamers had Is mucf
feiRbt as they could stand up to. This was the
case with the Red River packets Lizzie Tate aud
Late arrivals from Ouschita river report tina,
stream still reoeding.
We have no change to report in the condition
OF "Old Red" Two card rates to Shreveport,
ano three TO Jenerson. are still asked and cheer.
The Enterprise, Capt. II. L. Lees fagship. il
receiving at the foot Of Crossmsn street. She
leaves 81 p n. to morrow for Jefferson, Shreye-
port. Grand Ecore, Alexandra and all landings
The ldshoe. Capt. J. W. Blanks. ia rece,v,no
freight at the foot Of Customhouse street for Mon.
roe and Trenton. for which points abe win tske
neI departure ct 5 P. n. tomorrow.
Our friend NJ: J. A. Comstock has retired from
informed, to quit the river entirely, and Mr.. u
helo, formerly secretary Of the Bayou Sara Pack.
et Company, which position be fIled with much
Soiilty, mas taken charge. We congratulate Capt
Orestnouse on this selection. as We know of no
one who can Oil the place of Arthur Comstock-
who was universal fsvorts in the trsde-hslf 40
well q NJ: Reid: The simmes leaves for Bayou
Ssrs AND al landings intermediate, at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Tie regular Saturday vicksburg packet Bar.
Idle, CsP!sm w. Q: Harrison, wil be found at
the wharf this morning, ready to receive freiSh.'
which abe will carry at as low figures AZ an boat
N the trade She leaves positively at sr.x. to-
The q. 8. mail packet A. @. Brown, Captain
Raaovich. leaves at noon to day for the lower
The Lotawanna, Captain n. J. Bripker. lesvss
landing intermediate on 0uschits ana Black rivers.
N. r. A. Work has charge of her oafce. The
''swanns draws but Is inches light, s,d viii
erfence little or no trouble In getting through
following named steamers left port yea
1Ss, -Pargoud. Capt. White, for vicksbure and
= penq, g. Blaekford. for Washington; Lizzie
., u c a., stinde, and Judge Fletcher, Capt.
o,; ior Capt. Gillem, leaves at p. N.
Vnesi, son and shreveport.
-r enc uerday were as follows:
ea e. from Bsrstars, with $50
y; ldahoe, Capt. j. w.
t1 with 262 bales cotton |
80 Baker, from St. |
M In part Of 10 |
f 1e 81 freatbouse,
.n lis hhds. /
a ~ es; Tho.
vile, with |
N u. Board.
Htou j.
With
y. from |
rise.
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r.y S - '''a-..1.rr. -.a--.-l--.
AfAkof 80
ftlafss -~-- 81. xcsr1l tgT
~ERvoUs AND DEBIIrrArED
svGsriBgs Have Been Protracted
-r.0.-
HIDDEN CAUSES.
WHOSE CASES REQUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT
Render Existence Desirable.
II you .xa ferine from Involuntary shargss,
EJECT does II prodr upon your general hssithf
Do you feslvs<k dsblitstsd. easily tirsdf
uoes nrus sxertioa produce papitaton Of the hearth
Does your liver. urinary organs your kidneys.
euertly get out Of ordsrf
Isyour urine sometimes thick milky or nscky or ropy
on settling; or does to the top or is ssd
rspt at the bottom ster 1t has stood swhief
pe you have SPELLS Of short breathing Or dyspepsiai
Are your bovs conrtipatsd'
poyou have spells antng brushes ,fbood to the head,
IL your mem Org impaired
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this suhjectf
Do you feel dull ssess moping. tired company offsi
DO you wish be left alone to get away from svebody
Does any little thing make you start jump
IL your deep broken restlessf
Is the your eye brilliant the bloom ycs
cheek % snghtf
Do you enjoy yourself in society weuf
Do you pursue your business with the sasrgyt
Do you feel ss much confidence In YOURSELF
Are your spirits duh and Tagging given Ats of
cholyf
n 50, do not lay II TO your liver dyspepsia.
dave you restless nights your back weak your knees
weak and have you little appetite and you attribute this
70 dyspepsia liver complaint
Nov, reader sELF-ABUsE. vENEREAL Disc Asses
badly cured and sexual all capable Of
ducins . weakness Of the generstivs
the
Did you think that those bold defiant energetic pes
serng business always those whose
tive organs perfect health You hear such
complain Of being melancholy of nervousness Of paptson
of Thsy afraid they cannot succeed In
busness they don't SD and DISCOURAGED; they
always polite pleasant the Of ladies, and look
and them right in the Of your downcsst loo
or any other about them do not those
.ho keep tbs organs insamed by running These
win not only ruin constitutions ass those they
business with or for.
How many from badly cured Diseases from the effects
of and brought about that of
weakness organs that has reduced general system
much induce almost every other dssase-idocy.
macy paralysis spinal Affections suicide and every
9th er which humanity Is heir and
trouble scarcely suspected and have doc
soed the right Diseases Of these organs
zuire the Of Diurstic.
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Iramontan1-l DO key wine A Massy-I mill
boiler 1 engine 69pkgs machinery Converse
thews &co-.l00 SKIS malt F DeIBopdio~l0 hdIs
twine Dunnica &co-475 bbls flour Keblor.
Updlke &co-50 bbls vinegar Hays, Tunstall a co
6iy tks oats 80 SKIS rye 203 bales hay Geo Martin
10 sks potatoes IL SKIS onions Duify-3OO bbIs
hour Jno M0ofe-400 DO ffnrri- q Diuweii-foo
DO Glover q OdendshI-376 do 3 bbls apples In
Buddecke &co-365 bbls -four C T. SIsyback 4
co-s5l DO ll77 SKIS oats Bussey, Emily &co-4sO
bnIe hour bbls oil so SKIS oats Q Whitney &co
Sl1 bbls pork 60 csks bacon d W G. Sanford Geo
200 bbls lime A wirbur--242 bbIs fIour ] n
Polhaus dco- "A do S Kennedy &co-636 pkss
Haiier-lU bxs cheese Roseenbug. Shrek a
SO sks onions c. bbls potatoes bbs apples 70 or.
der-l bxs mdse Cone-l3 coops poultry "a
pxs eggs IL pkes butter 3 bbls beans bbs onions
Edison &co-ll2 SKIS cabbage J Nixon-45 bSIs
turnips rs bxs apples G w Byrne &co-l bales
cotton E Tausil-l2 do Jno Z King~l do r "
Shserer-6 bbs potatoes 2 bbIs beans b5i nick.
les bxs eggs rs coops poultry % bills apoIes s
crates cabbage Miller & Meyer--lO bxs apples
wilson d loung-5S sks cotton seed Fairchiid
bnsham-9 81 sheep As hogs cows calves Ay.
cotton \ TI 49, 'ees
BAYOU sara Steamer Nins SHINES
bales cotton X Fiower-5 do Kern 4 shesrer-s
a.. Lr ~. ID Carroll &co-5 C Erausr-i
pen boisson-3 ID Bair 6co-.2 Scott & Csee-3
yurey Harris--2 RMcColI-a r 7 d ,s,vs-3
Gerard Craie--l Lehman, Neweass eco Il
ehs seed cotton Rsymond--7 do Cohen a End Of
80 nnos sugar SO .bbls mclasses J W Burbridcs =
c $. 40 IL bids sugar Miikin Il Brngier-io do
a in'oa1tI4 DO 80 bbls molssses P Mssuero 6co
nos Ia anG' 49, souliguy Esclapon-72 bbs
90 =, nnds singer Ssbater- do "a bbis moIa..
zee bouilgny Eeclapon-l5 A saed - 49,.
I, Z, 20 I Bennett &co-22 do Scott 4 Cs~s~- a. I
a. coIn : vanhosl &co-50do p Cherot "a AZ 1
'''''' o''--io Ssse q Waternan-4.J Ray
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Memoranda
Capt Quick, of the steamship Gen Grant, rs /.
ports having experienced, during the frat and
last part Of the voyage. strong head winds, and
heavy norther in the Gulf.
We learn that the schooner Martha NJ, Capt
Gerdes, from Pascsgouls, sunk on the night of
the 9th inst, about IL o'clock, off ST Joseph,s
Island. seaman named Charles, sir name nm.
known, In endeavoring to save the yawl boat
which had got adrift from the schooner, was
drowned. Every exertion was made to save lin.
The schooner Emblem, from Amite River, was
capsized in the norther on Tuesday morning 10th
iDst about ten miles to the north Of the mouth of
the New Canal.
The schooner Maude, from Tchefuncte River,
inst, between the New and OLD Canals. She win
be got OF BY lightering.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, Nov. Sailed for New Orleans,
steamships Geo Washington. eager; Gen Mea ie
Samson; Yszoo. Hodges. Oct 3l-Arrived from
New Orleans, steamships Bisnville, Baker, and
United States. Norton.
LIvERPOOL-Sbip Tasmanian-36l6 bales cot.
ton 81 tons bones 1874 bbs rosin 1894 slaves
ST PIERRE VIA HAvANA--sS2O0 specie 10
hf-bsles moss
GALVESTON AND Steamship
W G Hewes-600 bbls flour % bbls whisky 40
bbls molasses 20 bbls sugar so sks salt
ST L0UIS--Steamer Thompson Desn--l500
bxs sugar aud suhdfies
INDIANOLA AND GALvESTON-.Steamshi
Morgan--ll5 bales cotton Jno Pn lbs &co-7I do
Is Jennings, Gates &co-n Williams 4 Son-9
Pilsbury &co-5 Perkins, Swenson &co-7 T&
= BendersoD-22 bbIs peas Is bbls tallow Fraacke
Danneel-2 bbls beef Geo r Beard-3 bbls pe
cans Pillsbury &co-3S bbls tallow l. Mann a
co.'s tee do Converse 4 Duxbury-l4 bbIs De-
cans Schneider h Zuberbier-9 do s bbls wine
Jennings, Gates &co-1 bbls pecans Witherspoon
Hslsey- &l52 currency M Lewis &co-sl6O do
Tex Elk Co-l40 head stock l54 calves McQuoid &
Mehle-sundries to order-Total 1888 bales cotton
iBRAZ0S SANTIAGO VIA INDlANOLA--
Steamship @ Harris-l0 bales cotton Frsncke &
Dsnneel-6 Perkins, Swenson &co-4 Jenninos,
Gates &co-s do SO bales wool c A whitney &co
46s hides 10 bdl skins l bag do IL bbls taliow to
b l. Mann &co-l bbis peas Schmidt 4 Zsigler-l
pig tin sl0,575 specie Seig 4 Krug $l2.43 do
Jno Marks &co-t6000 do A Whitney &co-
$4,000 Buddecke &co-$3655 do ] Forstail a.
Son-$600 do Avendsno Bros-$lO0 do $1,000 cur.
rency Texas Elk Co-$l30 do Schmidt 4 Zsigler-
80 head stock los yearlings Inbau, Aycock &co-
sundIies to order-Total 2s bales cotton
MOBILE Steamer Louise-3o bales cotton to
J ID BLAIR &co--5 G Denis-4 do bales domss.
tics Lehman, Newgsss &co-43 pkgs tobacco and
sundries 70 order-rotal 80 bales cotton
HAVANA-Steamship Rapidan- 200 bxs sugar
Z Troisgros-lot fruit to order
HANANA-Steamship Tappahannock-4 cases |
segars Avendsno Bros-l300 bxs sugar Chsffrsix |
d Aear-3 crates fruit IA bbls oranges j B PIxui.
os-l0 bbls vine Is bbls oranges so bunohes ba. |
nanas J Porsdo-170 punches bananas to order
NEW YORK--steamship Gen Grant-Astd |
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Bark linton. Toricke, from Brennan Sept %, to E
Stockmeyer
Bark Ansel (Br), Vaughn, from Liverpool Sept
18th. to master
schr Challenger, Joseph, days from Ruatan, to
f Pisbury
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Cornelia, Baker, from st Louis
Idahoe. Blanks, from Hsrrisohburg
Nina SHINES. Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
Lotawsnna, Brinker, from Filhial's Landing
Richmond, Boardman, from Shreveport
Enterprise, Lee, from Shreveport
Thos Powell, Dmvapt, from Donaldsonyille
Agnes, Bolfs, from Barstaria
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
ARRIVALS ArrHE HEw BASIN.
Schr Bell, Lenoir, from jacksonville
Schr Elk. Murray, from Springfield
Schr Martha E. from Tickfaw ~
Schr Alex Grant, from Tangipsho
Scbr Sidonia. Blsnchin. from Bon Secour
Scbr Union, Byrne, from Pearl River
Schr Liberty, Mullen. from Bon Secour
schr Frances, Nett, from Blind River
Schr Fruzelle, Camp, from Tickfaw
Schr Sister Kate. from Tchefuncte
Scbr Alciepe, from Blind River
Schr Victoria, Lexem, from Amite River
Schr e Blessey. from Pascagouls
Schr Martha, from Pascagoula
Schr Henrietta. Vaughn, from the wreck Of
the schr Martha III
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Perseverance, Raymond, from Tche.
functe
Schr Mary Jane, from Tchefuncte
Schr l. Denis, from Blind River
schr Antonio, from Blind River
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.snnme I1here q rnx n1ush.,

: ~
Editors Idteuige saess: y 9 81 sos
The above Ia the caption of false
statement in the local column of the
Greenbriet IitdepeldeJlt of May 80. 1853.
I am charged with opposing Pocahons
tas county subscribing $4,000 to the
eight per cent preferred stock of the
Chesapeake and Ohio. Railroad. The
truth Is I have always been awarmj adj
yocate OF; this railroad. Ivoted for the
subscription Of SO. 900 Last October, on
the part of Pocaflontas. IL WaR lost.
on the 18th day of last April, at Edray,
Pocahontas county, / again. declared
myself in favor Of our county taking
the $50 coo snbscript then proposed,
and voted for the subscfipt ion. More
than fifteen years ago. Isvotedi for Poca-f
hontas county 10 subscribe for this
railroad. A majority OF the legal voters
of our county always have been, and
still are, opposed 70 subscribing to the.
stock Of any road which does not pass
through the bounds of the county, nor
are they alone in this opinion. Mason
and other counties have refused 20
subscribe 90 this railroad because It
may not pass through their Territory.
i I am charged with saying that the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad hnd em-
pIoyedFme to oppose the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad never employed me- to
do anything, or ever proposed to do so.
Nor haye I ever said 20, The note re-
IL %
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fsered to, closes in the following usual
way for rebel editorials: lsof such is
radicalisn. How long-ohi how long,
win the people disgraced with such
cattle?" But for this last paragraph
and comment of the editor, we might
have concluded that he had an author
for tina false statement in relation to
my action in the so; 900 Railroad SUBJ
scription in PocahontRs county. 1t
appears selfevident that this falsehood
OF "whole CLOTH" referred to, has
grown out of the editors own democrat
lied and 'iwoolly'' brain. All designed
to effect a political purpose; and unless
he shows to the contrary, we shall ever
believe the editor of the Independent is
the author. L seldom pay any atten-
ton to those scurrilous articles ema-
mating from a TRAITORS pen, and espe-
late rebellion; but this being on diff
ferent subject, have deemed itworthy
of notice. s. YOUNG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-25
Policies at Bethany college.
Editors .I1ltelliqe1leer !:

Editors LnteLEige1eer:
The Register has a Communication
protesting in strong language against
some of the recent exercises at Betha-
ny. The author has been evidently in
dulging in ':Day-dreams" and there
fore must.be excused II his ideas seem
rather antiquated. We are glad the
Democratic students behaved them
sleeves so admirably. Their Conduct
almost was sufficient to atone for the
insult one of their number offered TO
Gen. Garfield last year.
Politics are bad when introduced in
to any institution-eSpeci democrat
&c politics. "0bserver" fergets that his
friends first introduced this deadly vi
rus into the veins of Bethany, SO much
SO that her loyal students felt called
upon to administer an emetic, the first
effects of which we now see published
in the Register.
For our part we rejoice at the stand
Bethany is taking, and we trust she is
forever emancipated from the sweet
embrace of her CALLED democratic
friends, whose dark days Of the past
prescribed free speech and tramPled
upon loyalty. no 90
Let free thought and free expression
be exalted at Bethany. and We have no
the memory "of the great and good
siOnB of the departedn-to whose last
ing credit, be It spoken, that the last
vote he ever gave was for the election
of the martyred Lincoln.
TWsH Truly yours,
GI