HoTThe Evansville Journal save
that in the wild woods of Spemy-i
county. Indiana. tinmutkeJ by slab,
and unprotected from d secra'im by
animals, is the grave of lhe mother of
President Lincoln. Tne neighbors
declare there is no doubt with refer
ence to its identify. Mr* Lincoln
was buried between two oak trees,
only separated from each oilier a
distance sufficient to allow the grave
to be dug lengthwise between them
The trees and the grave !•<■ nain to
day as when first the pious woman
was buried, only iha’ th trees are a
oreat deal larger and lhe gravo ha
sunken to such an extent as to de
stroy all appearance of a grave
Js? Within the last ten lays many
fail ires have taken place among the
dry goods houses of New Y rk one
correspondent placing lhe am mil as
i high as §10,000,U00.
AWAKE UPON ALL SUBJECTS: NEUTRAL UPON NONE.
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1869.
A New A( juration to Temperance
The New York IVorbl promises to
be the m st efficient, temperance l**e
urer in the field, not. by descantiim
>n the evils of alcohol, like most. <d
' hat sort of gentry out by showing
ip the adulterations and poisonon
c inpotimi-sold as beverages at eve
he fashionable and high priced Lar ■
Indeed, the ll’j/7</ annutinces in em
phatie head-lines, that the htglies'
priced beverages are the poorest ii
quality. The IVorld's commissionei
\ isited the leading bar in New York
• ind obtained samples of th- - In st liq-
<>ts. which wrer<* siilonilte I to Pr .1
liihn C. Diapir, of the University
Vledi< al College, f ranalysis Thes<
analyses show that brandies are ex
terisively adulterated with fus 1 oil.
