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MISSISSIPPI
lrrhoea Cordial.

|srhocs, OFT Of tie m0M is'ai disor-
|nowu IN tao Vuiley Vi the M'ssl,.'p'
throughout Inc west, ID Immediate
sked AND .spId y aud radically cured
use oi th,s meuiclnc. i'rcsumf-
y II may s.c,n 40 50, ~, IL 10 conn
pgJnouu,sd iNtaihbIs ~ , hl the
r. oil the t0we.s Common to thai
1t Ia Ut oocs = mild ssIrsngen,.
(odyo~. and ~ slter.uvr; aud IL
arr 10 check tie discharges, sooih
i,ation u the membrane which iiG's
pwels, que, the whole system, NM
,e = healthy change OF acton n"
ges,ive and secrei.ve organs. It's
upon the Liver ia d.nc,, and IN
E.ies, dssrcs sanitary, regulating The
red functions Of that important or
aod psonoting tbe formation d
bile.
soothing and healing inaueuce Of
issisippi Dkrrhoea Cordial 10 a.
'n'tanianeoasly seis. and within .
ar afles taking II The sufferer from
pea, collie. chUbsfa motbus. dyseu-
+ any disorder Of The stomach Of 10.
passages, y not osly merely cen-
rat, bub veil. There 10 nothing
abrasive 10 the cordial. II scts
be internal surfaces with which Il
10 contact like On smolieut.
} prescribed BY The 6nt western
aas 10 tssir practice, and y used
standing rsaedy 10 The AsnlAs
III. Tts dsuaod ios II (based sp-
siAc,ory sxpsrkpce) eonsinsally To-
aud Il may DOW iair'y b te!a'ed.
kxAr MEpNlHs OF rms w"
Fed, Il b nsver iofgotten.
saKxcg-All the Planters in a
loaty end throughout North Ms
eAls ~ J. B LANCASTER, Mar
8xeH.
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MANSFIELD 1 NloDee's
Texas Tonic Syrup,


Ia kAFIp 40 never falling cure 10,
Ia Fever and Asue, OF Chills end Fevel
Hvrrv Pollen has its Antideee
Every Disease It's Care.
n !, . vr,I lnov, fart th., N. ,n.
mineral meAscIoes 40 f.sc,s,,,. "a
...,sr.d In ec.io,. A.. ~ ,S,S.-i,..
~ h,,iio.. ,s~Iss.., psss.. ~. '. - ~.
~ NJ c...s;,.s,on :. -. 5,
m.rl,s. vh,s ~, "..,.,;as y -.
4, .lov nj uo.s-t.i. ~ ,S.,. ssss.
-,.,,s p.-.st.. - III. H..
ioa. and, an, ei,c.n.,.r,, -. ~
nsal iii az s,n,s~.s !" o"o'
,'." -. ~. X..rrs, =, " 10y, q
!. ~. 800. 49,. re.o'
n"'.. 80 Mi, n s.. na"'" "s"'
' ,1';. s,.'t, a ",,'',., w. '" ',' "eue
' '"'a,n.i 'n,,, .rs ''.,a.,,, e"" p.
u, n.u's ."l ",',,,,'' s.m a'' rev an
p 1871 i, .".',s.',' ~ "a sun"
.',a';n,. ,,ls ,.' og ~. : r', We
p, a.. a ,.., . ' IL. 49, .."e syrup
"p' .A . s y. !. W. sI''o" - GU
Wv ~. y, H.. ~ - ~, s, ,' 'pon ~
''e ,'', " 'ne.."a',aNsLnas. o.
-n ~. ~ ~" 49, ~ " ''e ~
Erhrrf n .oa.,,a., go ~ ~, ~ n.y. .A's'
" , .o 49,. ..".e ~ :" 's"..''"' W"
'ms". 49, ~. ."p"'" "rn
~ a. a'S IT,. ., ~ $780, " "ess .rom me
W ,'v s"< 'nse y, s'As"a" ~
~" "a VIZ" 'se 'oI''o
NV. ~" s..S.s", !, ,..P.s.,. ~ .s
Wv. III " ~. ,oe "
~ s..
Aek Gv $500 w. ss.1, ~usu,, 0ePnm.
a'o U's S",;a .T 'oe nion''. uaIne
en =" " n v ~. o mos'
W." ~ m '.'u~ u" 49,
T T..., 49, . spse',,a.', ~ "kHs,
''. ~. on." -. ss' s ,a" III -
IT, .. wy -, ~ -. ~" NM
a. Pr ~. 49, W, ~ Wv" ,.,asS,l.
-. ~ .sr,.r,,;. ~ ss~
aug ~ so"v ,..s ~. w. "
P.v'. ~, ~ 'e .sss '":s s"sS
~ -. a:-...,- Wv 49,
r, ."e"s.." 'se os"u.s p"v."
ee "s. ~. ~" ~ Az 'ss
..ss. a.. T,.,.s. w.,
's".,.., "r." ',r
; ".,, !. !. ",S,. ~
W." r, -. ~ Il. .s!.sy
"n2 ~ ~. u S ., " =. s's
s" s~,,,.s.;.,.,' 4. W." $3.50 H.
~, ~ -. ." .y 800.
'e' " ~ ...."o. !. ~ o. "nu
sn"H ~ s I ~ -, .. W. u s;"r
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Notice..

THE Subscriber talss thh nesheA q
/ inform;ng HE ftis,,ds aad Ne peH
lie generally, thas y i'as psrsaae:d y
entire inssrsst Of VIZ, Dsad1sA 10 -
Mammoth Livssy S>shis, o. Aesssa
aersst, where be insssis carrying - .
ssnsral Livery bssissaa Psrsoss VIII
Ia to hire buagies and horsse, AddIs
k1Fsss, hacks, wagons, drays. 10, C..
b. acconnodased His Oanibss WIN
always - 10 waiting a W psrss
On tAs srrivsl Of ths ears fsso
Shreveport sssAy " cosvsy pesess-
wili b. fed b ~ noaeA, vsst, day, -
sj.xls fs>d, d rsasoaah1s esasA
b.. A, a esswast b ~ dolly sstAes..
issd sesat who Win Elvs IL ss4isAse
attentIoa 70 he bselSsss. III.
4, y. HAnonOvB
Masshall, Jaasasy 10, ~. s9eA
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Houston Avenue,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.

| TIE Proprietor Of
u> this Stable begs leave
b rstsrn his thanks to
- ~ tAs psblis for the very
|yessosags As hes received, aud
In tAss that 10 pains will b
to merit conadsncs, lie "
ArsCarsd with facilities fos your
kodatioss than heretofore bong
ppiisd with 6xbstssfisi and ess-
Assks, good tssms, and ews'
bers ios the transportation Of ~
Asa " th0~e VIM would sass
los siehsr businsss VI pleasure,
N ~ h hss xood
ggies and Horses
br aeeoanadstiss. 70 eone o.
pc, ssisss ycss sssas asd saks .
D>shls Gill, y hsss>Olors, b sndss
ssol sd naaaesnsat 81 Cspe:
nuMtela, Who y the aslheeissd
h he ts1asastlon Of xli-bssissse
sd sAsfswith.
y. b. BLANUk,
PsoPsissne.
hall, LA. 4 %. a3s-u
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j. II. JOHNSON,
ID q N I'll st,
Marshall. Texaa.

Ovvrs-WsM sids ot the p1bli(
aqsars.
ID ESPECTFULLY tesdsm k1 ser
II vles 70 biz ~ friends ap.l patresa
la llssrisoh ard ad3oIsin0 ceswtlAA Froa
hA long sxpsrisaee snd clos svpsleatlee
" ,be profession ~ lssh wssvas'eo h ~
iag thst hk vosk v1l - iallsss 70 49,
Artiecisl teeti. iassstea o. ~ Voseae.
lie Bsss iron s,ss 10 . I'LL ~, - pssiset
sstistaetire gsarastsea.
lie can b toupd At be o4lee d
I'll lines. Where Il u inc0aveniest 1t
persona 10 cons to The oolce ,Asy will b
waited IN Al theis homs. Hi services
can be secured BY sddrevslns hin thsosgA
the mail OF otAeSwlse.
February !. ~. sSo-u
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DsArm vson HyDa0SnesiA.-
We sspy ~ fsllsvs iron . Chicago
dispassh u tAs 18th Ill
a.

DsArm vaon Hypa0pnossA.--
We sspy ~ fellows fteo . Chiaags
dispaash n tAs 18th Ill
4 horrible dsstA ftsu hydsepAs-
bic occurred today. n ,isan
vss . yossg mas. tvssty.fvs wears
cid, sassa william 0ssaeiilis,
fossnsa II . bsx fsssssy, ~ Nsstl
Pier. NIss vssts - : htssA
bsssghs isto tAe shsp : lisais -,
pistsA - V ~ sassst. 0ss1will1s
10 fssdliss Il vss BIZ o. ~ thaab.
Little assiAs - takes u ~ vesad,
ssd u spDsrsnily hssIsa essS, The
Avss syspssaes Il hydssphsete -.
pssss1 yssassday .osssis9. WAsa
h sssss ~ vssh hinss,f. ~ saehi =
vsass shrsv Aim iats pesesyaas.
Medical sid WA sssssas1, ~ ~
ssIsAy issvssssA dssisg sAAdsy sad
sighA He fssmsA q ~ aeaeA,
seo1psd ~ ssohss Of ~ fs3ll9s
ed vss ssissd visA essvulsiess svesy
~ niss,ss. He realised assisg
istssvsls III sitsasiss, 81 bewe4
Ab hissds y tssp swsy ~ ss1esy.
This slssspssa II RS 1stssuese6 y
W ~ sesss u . sslpAss vapse
hasA. Ths Dsiisst ~ has1enlba
- hses IL H. hssA ~ - ~,
q . tsopsssssss = ~ 11csss.
Wbss okss - 81 ~ . .
Issses - ~ sssas, bs11ss ~ =
1fsss niss1s - sst,ssd = 49,
" spasnA ~ lsssss . ~ -
eAilfss. ~ 4asssssd - 49,
On BIll. w. - 1yiae ~
~ q i9sseaat - ~ Z ny
vistsi -. b. o., - ssss1es1o
pAysi1isa ~ NJ, plsss nss, ~
stisadsse Aia. NJ ~ ealsv -.
= ~ hssal. ~ dsssss sepssssAse
| ~ bststAs, -, b . w ssee0a
~. sspasts1. NY - iasa
nsa go ~ kss b bsssA slsae,"
Me- saia W. ~ Abss, sSioAAl2
ssvisisg. u 49, 'tlaenn1 = ~ 8
~ vspssss~" - ssA1sss -
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Window GLASS.

rsssive1 " 4. Seem, . hrgs b
IT e.Aile MsCslly's Wisaov
TIE ~ lspal - ~ U.lssd
I'D ~ ~ hsiA bssahaoa.
. sAaies N n LAn3s, Laay
lyA coal ~ T., wAisk vill y
|tas lswsst Agnsss sssesaise =
Quality sves oesssA IN NJ
BY
u lus. stAG
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lie "4e's~o's ~"ss
1 most among al Ecdern I.''s AZ 49,
rance Companies Cns!sssse = 'sos'
for An unl,mlted perioo u sM ~ ou'
stripped Oh ri,airy, snd ose1s ,Hss ~
spo. y good, IL 10. better ssr.., than
any other Company 10 the United Ssassa
Attractive Features:
II ;s.ue. All desirahls life. spiovnsst,
and non.forfsitins ueliciss on . aiasls
H. ,,o,. sosO "a 81 on IL divi1esds
srs msds snnusllv 10 policy hslden
al III n,o1ss AZ diydsd snnualIy
.n.o,s ~ ss.ursd AID nav s. vsea
.cco-3;n~ u M discrsHou 81 IL policy
hciS.-s \ m. n s 6iGsssnt uodes. II :
~ a, De n~vIa,sn4 isepeese Of ssn
.ss.,sd. "a r. ~ essna.e,s redve.
.s.1's1 - N-i-. IA ~ ~. n.
s s,u Of ss~ ssssrs1 fsr ~ o. = cam
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vME EQUA'IABl.E
Life Assurance Society,
UN ED ST A Il T. s,
Ne. ~ Broadway,
NEW YORK.
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Dsugs! Drvgs!!
4 LARGE bill Of frcsa EnGisa ~
II Rreoeh
pnuQs, PAINTS obs,

And Llq0oFA, &c, b.. 10 nov seteG
received srA spessd b 4. 0,ass, q ~
old stand d assss y Githsrssooa. whsss
~ will b Dassesa " q his ~ custeneel
q MslI = sss onrs ~ igraieA ~ ~
fef0j2s spd unsAsis<s Atsd Dtss us4E
cin,~. and al other Utic'es uasslly hsya
In Drug Stores. 1t t,s very lowest ngusss
thu, geaaine AID 1nsssalterstss aftieSs
can possibly b< sch q, sos each. .!
special requ,s: h@ has broagh, on srvrsal
artic,s not H. / slmrwkera - this sisy.
among thtm u Cs,ssrs snse and sswins
Machips ,~<dhs. Hs rl
! take plsassrs u infosniag ~ cue.
tonsrs and tks pablo gesssally that ]
have sscsrsd H. services Of NJ, (. II.
Bruoe, Phasnassusis&, lsas Of he Aosss
of Mr.. Freak r. Weed Of this city, who
will Be on haaA q I'll Acsrs b aetsed -
The Prsscripsicn Dspast1sst
4. AkAIss. DsssRtss.
Feb. ~. 1851. s1sat
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itts.4;
sAssN hia dis~ iron ssr % any
w. s -
s 60 ''sa ssses~
HI, Il 10 sii, is>, ~ s.n 40,
plaa,
Why, really " dial hin :. sssssI,.
nAa
= rast: eer:.ssosdsst Sssseibss .
issalssss's lsay aNer ~ Asssr
tetIst "IAs usrqetss b bjsses !;
she 10 powdered vitA III, ssd ~
eseseA % nsks ~ tsssss Witt,
s.s hssy. A disAsn u vssssgatsd
tsiips bead their 1sxtSls stsas sbevs
Ass fssshsea . tssas Il ysllsv saais
ssdss . white ssaia Alsssse pseiss
sdds considerable hsigha y ~ 49,
srs. Tbs pssiss b Isspsa Nth b.
lip tas ysl1sv sstis sAsss hsss lsss
rsssssss - Ne isstsP. 4 Ybsssstiss
sssalass = sssasl 1s1allisss sssis.
slss The throat TIE sss HsR ~
1sd.llioss ssspseasd ~ shaiss y
.s.",.a - - s.I ~. sS. -" \,
...,i r. ~. .is.t !. IN. -
s,.. ,.,i.- IN. H.. ~. -
"a. ""ss ~ -..,. a.''. I, wv. wy
M. ,ss.h.IM !. ..;"-. n
s..sa ~. 49,, 49, "' :"
~ WV " s'
A elassiy esatlseas ssssstsnsA
10 isasles," ssssssd ~ resa u
esstais ssvsrs, vAsss at . Eysvs
fssssd By H. In. Liseise . psk Il
greea spsstsslss upoa Bis forsAssA,
subblsg his islsosd eyer, asd ell.
ing far hsA bsssay and vssss, h
eoaplsissd 70 The Hiead hat T" hh
~ 49, ess0s9 ~ Ass, ase 'es'
~ . u. s's'' ~" 70 -
am III thes. ftis.d" rsplied IL
O~aksr "vhsA I tAisk n 49,
~. =. .....," -. n.
vere y sess sPeesss.ss e,sF ny
eoe'e 'et sN eesas ny sy~
'w..'sSy y"'
hs svirlsA - blssk nusasshs tAat
covered bis upper lip. She Icy asa1s
her broi1sris--fos hys jeye ~
sirvvea - vi.-a.l ~ . vs,,al;k.
49, n. -" ~. ...s. II. -..
d.i,. y. ' ~. =. ~
1870. - =, 49,. -,
F" ~. ...S.r,Sr
~. ~. .o.ssi.. Z.,.Ec"
M 49,. ..,.Ss.,"
..li... ..,3;.. i.ss. .r;,y :. ~
III . .~ s' - ~, ~ q ~
. ~. H. :. s - H a.~ W., CsP
"'' "' "'''
Figurativsly spsskisg, . 1ss 70.
nan may b. said 70 XL at forty.
~. of,., hand :, ,,,A.,
Thai / vsse psysr eksf va r,~
Il u ~ dssy 70 obey,
A so;ss .or1 nav nisse Ss1.v
II II were bea1sf yos dssv pce,;
Cicssr, still closer. f.sess, peax
f'' '' ny mother "''' 70 A'-''
w. -. ..
AID therefore I vcaA hsvA voc k,ow
Iass II Sesdiset ~ li,sfssA
b.. ~ ..st ~ - sss.ss aisht
u esf Nhe Nv - over ~
oo Leoss, fray, Pcs ece ne i'ehA. /
Fos mamma saosA cone asa ~
:.
Really, hsrs : nsssiag ! vcsld hide;
=, 10 90 ~ s!eo neaos havsI;
Thss:s assAise tAsA ss::sss ~ eye. |
~ p - ass:s ~ vesh es.s'
4. IT,. 49, Ss.... ~. IL. 49, ~ ~ ~ yes
b, Il :, ~, ~, ~
~. 49,. ''.s.ss
~ o.s.''s 70 ~ J ~
s ~! ..s..,!s.Ps..H
~. s ~ -. ..s": ~ =. 49, ~
/. eI s,s oe ~. 49,. 49, ss I. ~ y. 10y
!. ~ ~ og 20 .e' sy
y w: 4. -, 70 ~ TOT 49, %.
'a. ~ 49, ~. '.sssaiy .uI
~ wv sss, ~ .'s'I ~ Il ~
= =. ~, s'' s's
''ss's' '''s
Iadias jim, Il Hun bollt Nsvala, |
Ass bsss sick, sd inssissi biz Wis
was ths esuss thereof. 30 Jin. wish.
u for aissolstisa Of tAs nsssiaes
bonds, ssd applied 70 "Jassiss
taet % 'I n" a. 'ss We n.y." 's:ss
". ,".... .Ss ~ - Wv. ..soC" s n.
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7 WILL. ~ h Nssshen tssie1 -
/ Ash Ts.x, .. ~ Ceaag 60
e.n.aaaine Aga ~, - taalsles
AaiaAlnR n aossasQea1 - -. IL
~ kC5s ~ = saa4e -
u - p = = - z -
e ~ yUgDA
$3.50 A. "a uhH1.ee osss1E
sl1peuAaA Masoh ~ ia -
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CAPITOL HOTEL.
-
NU1p1Y 4 0AWDou, HDggiseen
Fare Reduced to % 90
Per day, Currency.

rT>ni8 ho>sl \ sssaGslssd assas q tbs
AsesI kstsl bellAisup ~ a ~
Aissiaai,pi Fisss. Tia Iosos ~ 60
sodioss ssd plsasasA ~ ~ we'll ~.
nisbel ~ 49,.
IL psspssssoss sstest y nsks ssasy.
aad, n order b u =, thsy Asss 1stss-
nis.A y hssp . No issss, sAasUs
rsasosshls prices, saA b hiaa, hsspt6e
BIZ tssasneaA, indses pssDas = VIA
thsa aeAin
Try 1t Once.
AID ~ vAsther this h tEus o. nsseiy
dsssps1eA
Ifepsl hving I'D aa1aeoiss 80 -
dass ess1eo; \ ~lil b - eeniae
Cosasseol ~ ~ hsasa b hsUe
Bsiek Livery SealA
Nat y y veil tspt Y - . ne1!s heeoss,
49, az slnilns sslalG1Aasoe y IseeA
ne pss,sis1sss Asss se9e.eA =
- ~ ~ - hsw pss1ssiss -
pelst1es aopsA '7-
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DIR. T.. j. BEAI.L,
VITA
Oh. H. LII n -,
O(gcs isvssv IF Lsssssssvs Drug Stses.
DART1CULAR sa>sstios gives 70 ~
! Medical and sssgieal tsssanset Of
the 80.
~ Bills due seoa rendition Of ssr-
vice.
Nay II, 1867. asst
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WIN. G. ALEXANDRA, PrsaA'

Col PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agent for state u Texas, Galveston.
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Mthital Gurus.


Hr =. sosxsox, ND -. soaHsss y. ..
+. p. M. Jols aeon & Son,
HAVING assosts1ad sAsoeslsps h
~ ~ Psastiss u Asdisies h ~ CIV
q AassAall o9ss shsis sssvi>ss v ~ 4
basshss b Ne ely ~ cesaAsy. TAsis
purpose 10 70 give proop% aa1 sssvisl
atsent;on.
Bins dss whsa ssss y aissAasrsa.
OsSrsr-ireat yeea ovss Ssss5 nrvg
Stoss.
April, 20 1859, .ss-a
.. y sADa, ND NJ. a vnosAs, ~
HAVING assoeiased tAsnsslsss in
l j ne practice Of he vsrioxs bsaashss
Of their psofsesios. respectfully Ger
their ssrvicss 10 tAs pesPIs Of hsusAall
asd vicinity.
Tssas-Cash.
O6es-ssssA. West eosssr Of he
Public h9ssss, Ne oss fosnssly oseu-
pied BY Judge G. A. Fraser
Asrshsli, March s, 1859, n3i-sf
n N. MARKS, N. D., AAviss per.a-
i . nsntly located In harshsll cesrs
he psuisssioaal sssvisss b the eisissas
Of fhs towA ard surrounding eesatsy,
ssd hopes BY eisss and .,adisss asass.
tsoa 70 nas fotessice /" issrit Q Iibsssl
share 81 palFoeAge.
OvSrs--At 8eAss's Drug Store
Rssipnxcs-a% W. =. lludgins.
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NJ N0 /;

"My dsas Nissah ~ lssk spss
~ uslbstueete is.lov bsiss fsr ~
lsse uas ~ d, tnbs vsssisg by
~ ~ hAssssd dAsa ~ ssssss
vkish ~ y - sssiasly ed. :"
b. thss tsssss1s1 y rsse ftsa .
vsttsss pspss - sssssst = ~ ~.
- bsess b a.yAe; - ~.
n tAs tsvn " No. A.
% sssly - I - ~ ~ sspass,
~ hs6ss bsvisg did Wits I ~
~ sAi11. vrsa ~ ssrllsst
yeess I ~ = . M ~ ssstlsn
11easitles. 7 vssA Rsase y -
sasisa ~ - pessses+ WAss ]
bepeae ~ esslA I ~ laoesd . :
-; ~ ] - spsy NJ No.
Rae I upshe1 y . hs1ssJ. ~ u.
- ) - d. ~ ~ ~ ~
~ $50 y ~. H ~ vaasa ]
ehtooo1 10 ~ 3 s4sa0es, ea4 Ieav.
~ ~ ] ln1s@ 1etwesa Dss1ss I'D
Pisss tdvssa Iolasd ~ tAsss =
! ~ Seea. 0s@11aa tlea4 - ~
vsaa : I,eejss.h - ~ psst ]
- y - ~ 11Ssnsns ~ : -.
. e vsJeGlA 4llplyses ] snsIs!
1iSee, ,0sle,eeL NJ YEA ~
- dsleaaA ~ h11ss ~ ]
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Ca,h Asssts, Nay, 1893, : 1900 900 90
Annuai Income orsv. 4,OOO,0OO 90
.SMw Asssred dsvfng 81, u, 2sa, $6O 90
Nmmber Po!icss covering
above AmoWmf. 1000 ~
Toiicy, 80. 4,332 IS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
Tia a-t;rSfIc.

Among the editorial items Of the last
week : ISSUE the Darlington Democrat
We find the following
"G,vcrao- Fsirchfld recommends that
fis salary tx raised 70 So year.
This IS characteristic Of Democracy.
md worthy Of Jim NcKnizht-a most
silly lie that can deceive no one. unless
there are among the readers of the Den>
oerat more 1a'lible characters than we
Lad thought possible. Is everybody
knows leverylely outside Of the Demo-
cratic fold Of Ia Fayette county. at leastl.
there was resolution passed ly the Leg
'siatuFe last winter, proposing an amend
ment II our state constitution. increasing
iae salaries of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor to 5000 ana Sf.oao respective
y but which necessarily expressly de-
s.ares that il adoption sBaR not .fr,f
iae present iEcHmbcHEs. We will NOT
presume % s,y whether Jim ! such 4
eonsummase liar as % wiIlfully ;hus mis-
represent the tact, or such an as As nor
10 know j: vas a lie.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
Letter from r. q. Howe.

After making ness Of the Sue Muir
phey Claim which IL i course has Civ
en- the Chicago Tribune an opportunity
Of rapping Senator How on the knuckles--
which it appears to..take great satislac-
ton in doing-we are pleasedsto copy
from the Racine 4drocate the following
private letter from our honorable Sena-
ter, il relation to the matter:
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. 1869.
A. {. Sanford My DEAR SlR:-I
see By the 4droeatc that my friends are
disturbed lsy my connection with the Sue
Murphy Claim.
10 you understand what that claim is.
and what my connection with il is? Let
me tell you briefly: When Clark. of
New Hampshire. was Chairman OF the
Committee on Claims, he reported n IA
vor o. the Claim, explained it fully TO the
Senate and II passed unanimously. But
II did not pass the House Near the
close Of the last session il was referred
to our Committee again. was ur.ei BIZ
Anthony, Of Rhode Island, and Wade of
Ohio, IL report it back TO the Senate.
told them the session was 50 near its
close that could not get the Committee
To examine il; but, If they desired IL.
would get their consent 10 report It back
without recommendation AMI they
might submit it to the Senate If they
wished. / did SO; but il was too late
It was not called up until this session;
then, the same bill that passed unani>
mouSiy Leiure. led 10 debate Of nearly
three weeks. The only question discuss
sed was-whether we would paw for
property, not destroyed in battle or on q
march, but taken and used by the Gov
eminent, not from rebel, but from. n
loyal citizen, not within a district oecu>
pied ~ the enemy, but permanently oc-
cupied BY us
That was the whole question. Now.
at the close Of the debate. question
arose about the loyalty of tbs aimant
began TO doubt it. and at nv instance
1t was recommitted Surely. vou cannot
suppose, nor can my friends in Wiscon-
SIN suppose that am in favor of paving
rebels for their property You will not
believe this until YOU have better evil
dence than the Chicago Tribune. You
viii see my speech soon; and am sure
you viii be just TO me, which the Tribune
never was.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10
SoHnty government.

The reports Of proceedings of our State
LEGISLATURE. show Us that strenuous CT
forts are being made By some members
- IS 4 bill aJolishing the present sys-
tenn of county government, AMI returning
to the old system, 2 making the county
hoard 10 consist Of one member from each
town in the county. rs formerly, instead
Of dividing counties into supervisor dis
rricts ami eiecting supervisor for each
district. as now
To our view there appears nothing to
warrant desire for change. Under the
existing system Iowa county has three
men forming her Board Of Supervisors
Under tie Old system-the same as it IS
proposed to now re adopt = the Board
would be composed OF the chairman Of
zach :7wn board, making in al fourteen
In point Of economy, certainly the three
member system Is preferable The couE-
tv board has regular meetings once IL
three months, and during these meetings
members ars allowed about 50 per diem
With three members we can have 4 ses-
sion Of three days at a csst of about 81 ).
\ session Of the same length Of time, I'M
der tile proposed system, with fourteen
members, would cost the county about
siqbty f5m dollars The difference in
cost, FOR the four rerT!ar sessions Of the
loarl Per year. supPosing each session to
Re &c .hree days length, all can see would
fe nearly $500 Then there are frequent
special meetings all Of which would cost
Mt the same rate, and it my safely be
EeckoDed that the additional cost to the
county would not fall much short of $500
year Not large sum, It's true, but
ii TWO large 70 BE paid out without re-
eeiying any particular benefit in return
II, however. tie additional expense It
would make to the county was the only
consideration, wc should not count the
question Of sufficient Importance 10 merit
extended notice. But there are other
reasons Why a change Of system should
not be made
lst Under the present system men can
l. found willing = accept the position
Who are capable 70 transact the business
If supervisors while under the fourteen
member system, there Is too often chosen
a large number Of men wholly incapable
for the duties entrusted to them. Two
q three active, energetic men control the
entire board. and the remaining half
score arc mere dummies, serving only to
rStard business and multiply blunders.
"a Each mem Der would, rs experience
tells u, have some special favor to ask
for his town a bridge must be built
here-and road worked there, by the
county, (Which perhaps i the duty OF the
town itself and if necessary to secure
his end, each sember would coalesee
with several others, granting them each
biz support for like objects in their
towns, and thus. in effect, make Of the
county board . machine to run matters
which toms alone should manage.
We may MT have made our views
Of this question clear or conclusive.
but hope they will Re understood and
carefully considered
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

than the wretchedness, ignorance and
superstitions of semi>barbarous race,
as eminent authors of the present age
have surmised our country, previous TO
its discovery by Columbus, to have been
Inhabited by
At present the strictest vigilance is OBJ
served at the caye-no person being al
lowed TO enter it without permission from
one or more of the explorers, who are all,
at present, the favored guests of the Rod
man House.
We congratulate the exploring party,
and the scientific association they repre-
sent, for having, in defiance of the perils
of the ad7enture, and the Ruthless raw
ages OF time, brought to light these mon
uments of ancient grandeur and magnifi-
cence and our gratitude at being farm.
ished for publication the details of re-
searches SO thrilling and astonishing in
their character, is only equalied By the
absorbing interest which we feel conf
dent our readers viii experience in their
perusal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-02-10

CABlNrr STr-VLArioNs are dull
tlonSh IN four weeks from t3-y JAY a new
cabinet must jc IN existence Is 4 new
President viii 1heu he iuau-urateG. and
1t : supp sel tie VII have his ~cansli,a-
yional ADVISERS selected bv that time.
and send in their names 70 the senate 1t
once Tor confirmation According % p
statement made ~ a gentleman Ekalv -
he well informed. Mr. Samucr VIII not
- Secretary OF safe. It Is asserted
;hae General Gran; has -ct vet selected
any man. for either Of the serea cabinet
places Al tGat : sail about the Sele,-
tlon u this man or that j. mora gossip
Gen Grant must he descended FROM the
author Of the Letters Of Jun:us. he keFnS
secrets 50 well Al the country asks Of
hin !, thar he VII create . strong sali~
net. ani keep OFT e ), 81 corrap;ioui,ts.
ansi al seekers after the Presidency.
The electoral votes viii be counted IN
Congress on the Ioth IF February. aud
the result Of the Preside .tial election 10
formally declared Il j. supposed that,
soon after that day something viii lie
known IS - the composition Of the new
cabinet We shall not have loeE II wait.
at al events, - knew everything about
il, even should nothing 5ranspira con
corning the matter TIL after Inauguration
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