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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-08-09
Another Brilliant Feat.

"A most gallant achievement was performed
the day before in the same section, by eighty
two dragons un 1er command of the intrepid
Col. CIarkson (aid to Gen. Wise) while on a
scouting expedit,on. Dividing his command
into equal parties, he took the command of one
himself and assigned the other to Captain
Brock, Of the Rockbridge Cavalry. Advancing
upon body Of the enemy by the direct road
be sent Capt. Brock around the Hill.
I le enemy dssc5yere1i~Cuf. -CiarksorI, wines,
two hundred yards distant, and they retreated
rapidly up the hill, followed by the gallant Co
ione. The enemy lost seven killed in their
retreat. Captain Brock attempted to charge
up the other side Of the hill, but it was too
precipitous to allow of it. Col. Clarkson, in
the meantime, discovered that the retreating
party was falling back on camp Of fifteen
hundred men, Notwithstanding which he con-
tnued the charge, and, at the head of his noble
little band, rushed through the startled camp
like whirlwind, firing right and left into their
ranks, killing eighteen twenty; wounding,
perhaps, as many more, and before the enemy
could collect their scattered senses, effected a
retreat, single file down the hill, without the
loss of single man, and but one horse killed
and another wounded Some of our men, it
is said actually snatched the guns from two or
three of the Yankees before they could shoot
The escape ofthe command is almost miracu.
lous, several platoons having fired at them
The enemy had two pieces of artillery. They
had turned them upon Capt. Brooks command
but, while in the very act of firing, both gun
ners were killed by one Of Capt. B. s men arm
ed with double barre!led shot gun.
In the battle at Scarey Creek, Col. Anderson
of Nicaraguan notoriety, commanded a battal-
ion of two companies from Albemarle.
Richmond Enquirer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

Union. or any citizen entitled to the i.rotec-
tion of the cons.itutihn and laws OF our gcy
ernmenf. No: do we attribute any such de-
sign 10 any, otl.eF party towards cur misguided.
Southern bre. hired. Why lien this wax 2
and tor what? To this inquiry We will re-
ply IL the language Of one who stands high
in Tie ranks Of our political opponents. and
who fears not to sustain Tie government in
the hour OF is peril, even though party. for
a time, be sunk in The vortex Of oblivion:
Because slavery is sick with surfcitins aud pant
Tor fresh fields for her anbi tous schemes Tole cd
yes, protected. by the O. Institution, existing
evil too deep for immediate eradication; it has
grown deeper and deeper in It's fountatio and
hi CHER and higher in its professions undermi
the strength and .aPping the power of the Con.,itu
ton, until at lengt feels itself stronger than the
government and turns lis destructive and poisonous
faEgs upon tie Constitution under y hlch IL has
grown 20 such fearfa! greatness This black speci-
Of The reptile genus, traeI into life in our boz
SONS. rerS its scay crest 10 wage war in which
il may be that it must PERISH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

The EXT GOVERNOR. "a the time for the
State Convention approaches, the papers are
beginning to discuss the qualf atio:.s of diff
fercnt lndlvid ais for the office of Governor.
Without a desire to forestal the action of the
Convention in the choice Of a candidate, it
may not be improper to bring forward the
names of suitable persons for the honorable
position Among the names mentioned IN
connection with the office of Governor, we
seen none that suits US as we'll as that of Hon.
C. C. WASHBURN. of La Crosse. His financial
ability and unquestioued integrity appear to
be just the qualifications needed at this time
IN the Executive department of our State
We know not Mr.. WAsuBUEN's wishes in re-
lation TO the matter. but for ourselves We
have no hesitation in pronouncing him our
frs: choice FOR the position.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

MesSrs- coBB SCDDUTH, Attorneys &c. Mineral
Point take this method of assuring their clients nd
public, that the fact of the Senior partner having
receive military commission, and entered the SER
wee OF the country, will in interfere with
the regular business of the firm. But that having
secured the services of GEORGE MULKS, Esq a Law
yer of experience and ability they will the
practice As heretofor, and they respectfully claim
share OF the public patronage.
. All unsettled business with the late 6rm of Cobb &
Messmore, or of Obj. Messmore x SuddOth can be
cioseh up at once upon application at the Office nd
all dein1n'iS against either of said firms will he
promptly paid demanr.
Mineral Point, Nav 81 1861 2l2n,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

THE Board OF EaUALIzATIoN OF
STATE TAxEs.-The Senate, now IN
session as a board to equalize the State
tax among the counties, is YET IN session,
and will not adjourn before tomorrow.
The only thing decided upon up TO
the time of the presen, wrting-ll
o'clock A. Ms the classification of
the counties. These the board has d.
vided into eight classes, as follows:
/. Milwaukee.
=. Dane, Dodge, Fond du Lac,
Ksnosha, Racine, Rock, Walworth,
Waukesha.
3. Green, Green Lake, Jefferson,
Winnebago, Washington. Ozaukee
Columbus.
4. Grant. Iowa, Lafayette, Sheboy-
gan.
5. Bad AK, Calumet, Outagamie,
La Crosse, Monroe. Maniiowoc, Rich
land, Saus, ST. Croix, Pierce.
6. Adams, Brown. Juneau, Pepin,
Waupacca, Waushara. Crawford, Mar
quet,e, Eau Claire.
Z. Buffalo, Chippewa, Clark, Door
Jackson, kewaunee, Portage, Trem-
peaIeau, Dunn.
s. Ashland, Douglass, La Pointe
Marathon, Oconto, Shawanaw, Wood
Polk, GENERALIZATION Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
GENERAL oRprRs-The following

-
mas Just been promulgated
Head Quarters Army Of Potomac.
NAsHISero~ September 8.
General Ord rs No. THE Major
General Comma nding desires and re-
quests that in futute there may be a
more perfect respec, for the Sabbath
on the part Of his command-we are
hghling IN a holy cause and should en-
deavor 10 deserve the benign favor of
The Creator unless ia case of an attack
by The enemy or some other extreme
military necessity. 1t IS Recommended
10 comma nding officers that all work
shall be suspended on the Sabbath, that
40 unnecessary movement shall be made
on that day, that the men as far as poss-
bile shall be permitted to rest from
their iabors, that they shall attend d.
vine service after the customary morn
ing inspection. and that officers and
men alike, use their infueI ce TO insure
The most decorun and quiet on that day
The General commanding regards thIs
as no idle form. One days rest IS
necessary for men and animals, more
than This the observance of the holy
day of the God of mercy and of bat
ties Is our sacred duty.
(Signodl GEO. b. MCCLELLAN.
Major General Commanding
). WILLIAMS, Adj, taut General
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
letter From Missouri

We are permitted TO make the following
extract from u private letter from soldier,
dated =
RoLLA, No, August L. 1861.
We have travelled about i've hundred miles
since leaving Alton, mos: Of the way on f o,
we have suffered much for want of provisions
and wafer Many gave out from fatigue and
sun stroke. After night we could t-avel we'll.
but the constant cry was for water. Water
IN Missouri Is very scarce, and is mostly els
tern water. No wells nor springs / have
seen but two springs in the State.
| presume you have heard of the figh, ut
Springfield between Genernis Lyon and Nc
Culioch. which r. suited in our repulse and
the death of Lyon. Our troops returned to
Rolla under Gen. Seigel. Tie euemy's loss
was near 5000. ours between three and fnur
hundred. We had little over 5000 in the
field, they near 5000. / saw n mnn who was
there. and who says their dead were piled in
heaPs eight feet high in some places, caused
by charges from artillery, which NOV ed
them down like grass. Many wounded were
smothered beneath the dead. Missouri is a
hard Countrywide last place TO which l would
adv!se any one to go.
Tonrs &c Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
Yours, &C,
r X.

ATLANTIC MoxrHLY.-We have received the
September number of this journal. well filed
with choice reading The publishers propose
to give 10 ITS future issues political char
acter IN Keeping with its high literary stand :
ing, devnting mach of its space 10 the discus
sion of imp"rtant asrccis Of the great
questions Of the dry, aud giving to lis pages
additional freshness, variety and importance,
by the presentation of the best thoughts, in
Prose and Poetry, upon different phases OF
the nation ) great struggle"
Among the Contributors 10 the Atlantic are
James Russell Lowell O. W holmes, T. W
u!gginsou, Geo W. Curtis. T. W Parsons, E.
c. Norton and mony other able writer's
Terms. 80 year. or s. for two copies, $40
for four, or Sll for twenty.
Adore = TICKNoR * FIELDS,
Boston, Mass.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
$pOrtsman's Depot.

TNHE Undersigned having again opened Shop
i in Mineral Point, can be found on the corner of
High and Chestnut streets, opposite Millions Block.
He would announce to his old customers, friends
and the public generally that he is prepared to do all
and any kind of work in his line He will also keep
GUNS FOR 5 a lie
ofthe best quality, which he will warrant TO be as
good al the best.
GUN MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
kept constantly hand and for sale Ammunition
and Blasting Powder of the best quality, and in fact
almost every thing wanted by sportsmen. tie Will
make to order his celebrated
DOUBLED BARRELLED RIFLES
both barrels to shoot with pair of sights Single
barrel Rifles - every description, &c
He trusts by close attention to business 10 merit
the continued patronage Of the public
Z :. SPRAGTE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

STATE FAIR PosrPoxrn.-From the Viscor. :
81. Farmer we learn that there will be no
State FAIR the present season. The chief
reason assigned is that the Fair Grounds are
required for the occupation of troops The
wisely in the matter During the present
unhappy condition of our country. other mat
tiers, quite as important as State Fairs, occu-
py the attention Of large portion OF those
usually interested IN such gatherings.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
Badger State Thrsshing Machine.

MANUFACTURED at Nilwaukee, Wisconsin.
BAKER x GRIFFIN, of Freeport, NorthwesternA CTS
6, and 10 horse power machines furnished on the
+, shortest notice. prices and terms suit the
times, and machines warranted superior to any in
Our improved climax power is acknowledged by all
who have used them to be the best in
Pitts Doubt. Ptnion Poner furnished when
quested. Farmers invited TO call and examine
the sample machine 81 the shop Of VIM Lanyon, near
the de 9ot
t. Repairs for the above machines kept constant
" On Land 81 WM. LANTON < Co,
Local Agents
Mineral Point August 18th 1861. 36-tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
STOCK HOLDERS, MEETING.

OFFICE ? THE MIN MEAL POINT ,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
4 MEETING Of the Share Holders of the Mine. nj
"A Point Rail Road Comp ny,vill ne held at the Of
hee OF the Company, in the city OF Mineral Point
Wisconsin, At O'Clock i NJ Friday, TIA" fifth t5th)
day OF DC ober, A. H. 1861, for the election nine
directors TO -erve for the enSaIng year unt their
successors are elected and for the Transaction OF
any other business that may properly before the
meeting. LUTHER BFECHFR President
Mineral Point Il. L Co.
JoHN ToAY.
VIM LANYOS. Sr., Directors
GEO. w COBB,
mineral Point, August Goth 1851. Std.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
NOIINYEEUS RALLY

Arm for your c"untry's defense. The undersigned
mas peen commissioned by the Governor of Wisconsin
TO raise company of Infantry 10 serve during the
war Patriotic yosng men wishing to enlist
DO So Twenty nine have eproled their names
during the past four DAYS full company of IOl is
wanted The pay is Sl3 per month for the private
so1 dier and 500 IN gold at the end of the with
paw IN pr portion to rank. of those who may be
chosen as officers of the company When TO men
enrolled, AN election for officers will he held.
Apply 10 l.. II. WHIrfLESEY, at Mineral Point
capt W. \. NJ, or to His Honor, John Bracken,
Mayor.
September 2nN. lSGI.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
Who Caused the War.

Who Caused the War.
It the citizens Of our quiet city were rous-
ei from their siumbers at the dead of night
hy the ringing Of bells and he cry Of Fire
and on going forth with the multitude man
should hc found whose house was in danger.
and who quietly lingering upon the street
corner with folded arms. inquiring Of each
ra,sar-by who applied the incendiary brand
he would he set down y every one mad
man or fool Should he. in reply 70 solicit
atoms for aid IN ex:inruishing the devourlng
element reply that lie did not sc, fire To the
city. aud for that reason il was not his duty
I" ri-l, his If in an attempt to save even his
own property from destruction. suspicion
NIGH. jn>tly re>r On him IS guilty. Of the in
centiarv act by all who believed him sane
ln-n 4. : t:me Ike the present. when We
ARE ~ the midst 81 p civil war; when at
tempt : being made to destroy the govern
men. our fathers established for themselves
and f,r ~ and which was cemcntcd together
IL tf., blood 81 thousands Of our ancestors
" en- tle liberties of every man in the com
tnunity are in danger. il may appear absurd
20 inquire into the origin Of our national
troubles. 81 A., from whence their origin
l,u. the of repeated md persistent attempts
Of many opponents ri the present Chief Mag
i.,-aie of the United States to saddle upon
the Republican party the origin cause of
tie war 1cgy being wasei by our Southern
brethren against the government of which
they are $ part, appear 70 Us to lead to the
inquiry al the head IF tits article, and offer
sufficient ius.li.ca:lou for brief examination
iuto the question IF the origin of the war.
The arrea, theme If conversation among all
classes 1t this time j. " the War and the
duty Of The government and the citizens gen
orally in rocar,. . the present crisis. Some
are coming up cheerfully and sacrificing all
business and social clains aud offering their
services to AID in putting down the rebellion
and Maintaining the government of our faith
ers, while others are pleading that they " did
not bring on the war, and are not willing -
fight tic battles fsr the Republicans !" Men
who have no otler excuse for Withholding
their all from the government At this time.
are neither loyal citizens nor worthy the name
II Americans Those who argue that this
war Is war Of party, or that the Republican
party Is Ally of us origin, are either grossly
ignorant ct the history II our country for the
last twenty years, wilfuliy misrcpresent
the teachings of their better Judgment. Long
before the Republican party had an existence
the seeds Of discord had taken deep root in
what i. now termed tie Southern Confedera-
cy, and nearly every speech in Congress or
on tie stump. by any Southern politician for
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

sY The Milwaukee Sentinel perpetrates
the following:
POINTED REMaRK--A friend, on hearing of
the death of JEFF Davis remarked:
+" Tint accounts for the dispatch a few days
since"
" VIVA, dispatch )" said another
The dispatch that Jeff Davis was going to
lead the rebel troops in person." was the an
swer, as the motion of the head was down
ward
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
BOARDING HOUSE

POARDiNG HOUSE - The under
- signed would respectfully inform the public
That he has fitted up his house in the beat manner
and Is now prepared TO accommodate hoarders the
ost reasonable terms. His rooms are neatly fur
nlshed co venicnt and airy. No PAINS will be spared
to make his house pleasant home, his table &C
oaptablo to his boar!ers.
The location is door above PuIford's Drug Store
High Street. T. J OTIS
Mineral Point Sept. ID, 1861 37tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
VIVA; dispatch ?" said another.

RETIREn--E. r. PAUL, Esq. has disposed
Of tie ialeua Co,.; Ter to Mr. w H. BRIsroL
and retired from the editorial chair of the
same Reason, Mr. p. could not go the Dem
ocra'ic doctrines. Friend PAUL is one of the
best editors in lie west and we trus, will
viii not long remain absent from the CHAIR OF
the craft
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

/ Republican safe Convention viii he held at the
Capitol II the H. or Madison, at twelve clock on
Wednesday. THO 25th dy Of September next Tor the
rurposa oE r,otnin.linl- ates for State Offices
Each Assembly district, under the new apportion-
,,: ig 10 entitled 70 TWO delegates in the Con~ea-
tion.
The Committee recommends that the primary meet
i,y the select n of lelegate- re held on or be-
fore the 18th 'ay September and chat the District
Committee issue early calls for such n"otines that
the people uls, be thoroughly notiaed, ant choose
delegates gho .,lrly reflect their Wishes.
HORACE PUELEE.
Chairman Republican State Central Com.
Aslison August II 1851
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
q ssagSsCC,S Sale.

rTHE undersigned. Assignee Of Jenkir. Rarringr &
L Co, will SELL at their old stand in Mitons block
their large stock of
ST, foods. Groceries. Clothing. Boots and
shoes. CrOckrry Yankee Notions. &c.
$4,000 worth of the above Goods are now offered
for sale
At Ne,c York. Cost Prices, for Cash
The above Goods must be sold, 10 close up the
affairs of the concern.
FRANCIS VIVIAN, Assignee.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

IS The reported loss of the federal troops
in Western Virginia was untrue. A despatch
from Rosencranz speake encouragingly of af-
fairs in that department. The Rebels are re-
ported TO be concentrating in the vicinity of
the Chain Bridge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

Our or TIE FIELp.-Gov. Randall, in let
ter 70 the Madison Journa! of Saturday, for
mally announces that he Is not a candidate
Tor reelection
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

A TRUCULENr FEMALE.-A Iady in
Northwestern Missouri offers a premi-
um for enough Yankee scalps to make
a bed quilt,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
ASSIGNMENT NOTICE.

IE'HE undersigned having made Assignment of
Il their Stock of Goods, &c, to FRANCIS VIVIAN
would give to all persons indebted to the firm cali
and settle the same without delay. All pen hav-
ing claims against the firm requested to present
the same at for adjustment at the store on the
corner of Iiig and Ches- nut Streets
JENkIN, BARRINGR < co.
Mineral Point, Sept B. 1861. 4w37
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
Assembly D:s.ri.t Conv.n,ion--so1th DIST.

Convention will be held a. the City Hal. in Min
er-i Foint On SATURDAY.. September p st. inst, At 2
O'Clock NJ far Che purpose or selecting two dele
gate. TIE Republican State Convention at Madison
or the 2s:h
..,io rr representa- ion Linden, :, Nfln, I, Vim
eral Point, 4 Moscow . wsl-iw OK .. ana each Tari
in the City Of Mineral Point, 5.
By ORpxa OF CoHsITTEs.
-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
VOLUNTEERS WANTEDl The under

signed being authorized to raise a company of
hiahtry TO serve Tor three years during the
ealis upon the pa rlctic young men of Iowa County
10 eist- Those wishing to join must apply at once,
as the company will mustered inlo service within
twenty days from date
Apply TO CHAS. G LOEBER
Capt. ". A. VI. at Doigevile.
August 3lst, 1861. 81 I'd
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

rE The fortlfication of ST. Louis
IS progressing actively, several hundred
men being engaged in the work.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
EAMlLY KNITTING MACHINES

L T b. Aiken's Family Knitting Machines arc
now decided to be the best knitting machines for
family Use in the world and is offered saIe by II
r. BEEBE of iattevilie. Wis Also agent FOR the
counties of Grant, Lafayette and Iowa Persons
wishing information send for pamphlets on the art
OF knitting machines. awards Of committees also
estDonials of operators opinions of the press
to the above family knitting machines where now in
use. Address H. Il. BEEBE
platteville, Grant CO., Wis.
august 18th, 1851. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

10 The kiova and Camanche In
dams have allied themselves with the
rebel government.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

80 JONI HopesoS, Esq, has been elected
without opposition to the State Senate in
place OF DExSIsox WoRTHrxGroN, resigned.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

- The Madison Arg,.. in noting the ru-
nored death of JEfr DAVIS, gets off the fol-
lowing:
If Heaven be glad Ten sinners cease 20 .in
II He'll De glad when sinners enter in,
If Earth be gist when ridden of a knave,
Then all are glad JEFF Davis's in bis grave"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
ss,.n5rv Dist-;e. copysr,icn-rorth DIST.

The Republicans Of norfh--n District Of Iowa Co,
viii meet in Convention =. tire Town Hall in Dodge
vile. the 23-t day II September 1851 1t o'clock
p N 'or the purpose Of selecting two delegates t.
the State Contention ,n1 also to nominate candi
dA'e for A-semhlynsn.
By oEDsR CosnIrTKR.
Seg,c der O. 1871.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

CATuAnINr HAvs-The death O.
this sweet singer was caused by the
rupture of blood vessel.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
DR.. Dods' Celebrated Wine Bitters

are unsurpassed
For Sore hrost, so common among he clergy they
truly valuable
For The az 81 and infrm, and FOR persons Of weak
coBstitation-for Ministers Of the Gospel. Lawyer
and all public speak for Boek-keppers Taiiors.
Seamst resses, Students Artists. and all lead
ing sedentsry life, they will truly beneficial
As n beverage, they ale wholesome, innocent, and
delicious TO the taste. They produce All the eIhila-
rating effects of bran wine without
and valuable remedy for persons addicted 70 the
Of excessi strong drink and who wish 10 rsrais
from it. They pure and entirely free from the
poisons cOnta ned IN the aduterated wines and liz
uors with which the country II Hooded.
These Bittcrs not only CURE, but PREVENT dis
ease. and should b used by all who live country
where tbs water IS bad, where clls and fever l.
prevalent Being entirely innocent and harmless.
they may be given freely 10 children and infn with
impunity.
Physicians, Clergyrsen and temperance advocates,
act Of huua lity should assist in spreading
these truly valuab htters the land aHd there
by essentially aid l. vanishing Drunkenness and
Disease.
In all affections Of the Head Sex Headache, or Ner
rOus Hedddche. DR. D0ds' Imperial HIns BsfteTs
HifI be tOund 10 bs most safEtaTy and troGcIoHs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10

DEOPLE can be suited with goods
Il aud pric- If they Will call WHEEL EB'S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
PORTLAND KERO ENE.

7 UTHER ATWOOD'S Illuminating OIL the bes;
IL burning oil made, for sale BY
i3-6m J. II. REED & CO.. Chicago.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-09-10
STATE OF WISCtIN,
Iowa CuUNr'

!, GEORGE NEssRRsMIrH
Sbc1h q The Coy aforesaid, do hereby certify
the above and ioriug notice Of election to be a
true copy as turnis by the Secretary 81 State.
Dated sheriff : -, Dodgevilie, Iowa Co, Wis.
August 18th, lN6l. SITE