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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-08-02
Runaway In jail,

TS% COMMITTED to the jail OF
AA1 Smith county, Mississippi, by
E7 Joseph Thomas, Justice ofthe
NE Peace, in and for said county.
on Tuesday the sth lay Of
- July, 1861, a Negro Boy, who
says his name is DANIEL, that he belongs
to John Dickinson, living in Lawrence
county, State Of Mississippi. The said
boy is Of black complexion, about fivo
feet three or four inches high, weighs
about one hundred and twenty pounds,
and about seventeen or eighteen years Of
age had many scars on his back, had on
when committed, white cotton shirt and
Lowell pants.
The owner Of said slave is required TO
come forward, prove property, pay char
ges and take him away or he viii be
dealt with as the law directs.
WILLIAM WATKINS,
Sheriff and Jailor of Smith County.
July 49, 1861. 40-3t
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no We publish this week as full details as our
space will possibly admit Of the great battle near
Manassas, and for that purpose have been compel
led to omit most Of our editorials and several com
munications that are in type. Nothing else possesses
the same interest as the sccouns Of this great and
glorious victory
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IlAermlnr,a NnfIrr.

WHEREAS, letters testamentary OF
w the last will and testament OF
FREDERICK B. L0FTIN, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned at the
last April term Of the Probate court Of
Newton county, and State Of Mississippi
Now all persons having claims against the
estate of said testator are hereby notified
and requested to exhibit the same, and
have them registered in the manner and
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
NJ, NJ KEITH,
Executor 30.
May 81. 1861. 33-7t
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sIrayeG or stolen,

~ A light Chestnut SOR-
T,a-T-YNREL MARE-has star in
ST-DSSA the fore head, some little
ASleesS A.white behind one shoulder
right iorefoot and left hind foot white
Of tolerably good size--six years old
walks and trots. Any information of
said animal addressed to me ut Eucutta,
Clarke county, Mississippi, will be thank
fully received and literally rewarded.
THOMAS L0PBR.
July II, 1861. 39-tf
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RanaWaV.

IROM the subscriber, near Claiborne,
IL Jasper County, Miss, on the 25th Of
last month, mulatto negro boy named
CHARLES, about twenty-one years of age,
medium height, slim made, bushy hair,
blue eyes, sprightly and quick spoken
Any information Of said boy will be thank
fully received, and all the expenses of his
arrest and confinement in fail so that
can get him again viii be freely paid.
j. L. CANDY.
Claiborne, Mss, March 20, 1861. 23-tf
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NnIICe.

VNHE Notes and Accounts due the late
4 firm Of Levy q Lopez have been as
signed the undersigned for the benefit Of
the creditors Of the said Levy 4 Loper.
All persons indebted 20 said firm will
find their notes and accounts in my hands
or with THOMAS n. CLARKE, at Gar,
landsville, 70 whom payment may be
made
! give fair warning that ! will sue at the
next term Of the Circuit Court on every
claim that remains unpaid
JAMES j. SHANNON,
Assignee Of Levy 4 Lopez.
April 10, 1861. 27-u
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ESTIMATED Loss.-The n. Y. Herald
says:
"There can be no longer doubt about
the disastrous nature of the retreat Of
our army from Bulls Run to Arlington
Heights. In killed and wounded and
prisoners the loss amounts probably to
twenty thousand, including many Of the
best officers, together with the whole Of
the splendid artillery"
Russell, the correspondent of the Lon
don Times, estimates the loss on the
Confederate side, at twelve hundred xii.
led and wounded.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-08-02

& I. STREET, Esq, will attend to all
- the business Of the firm Of Shannon
4 Pardue, and also the separate law BUSH
ness Of j. j. Shannon, during our alb
senoe from home.
JAS. j. SHANNON.
VIM. NJ. PARDUE.
June II, 1861. 35-tf
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For &c.


A IL claims due the estate OF ROBERT
"A COOPER, deceased, in suit or iudg-
ment can BE paid 10 Mr. /. B. Lassiter,
during 10Y abs9nce from home, whose re-
ceipt for the anne win he dolly recognized.
j. j. SHANNON, Admir-.
juno a. 1861. 3j-tf
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The State OF MlsslssIppl,
- " -
James Morgan, and
Il. Barnet,

NEW iON NQQN l.
James Morgan, and
Il. Barnet, ,u..L., eoo 20
VS.. 70 ~
+. Peatrea.
M HEREAS the writ of attachment
w in the above case has been duly re-
turned to the Justice Court of Beat num-
Der four Of Newton county, State Of Mis-
sissippi, il is therefore ordered by the
Court, that publication be made for four
successive weeks, in the Eastern Clarion, a
newspaper printed and published in
the town of Pauldirg Mississippi, no.
tiiying said defendant that unless he APP
pear at term of said Justice Court, to be
holden on the fourth Saturday Of August,
next, 1861 and plead answer or demur to
PLAINTIFF complaint the same will be ia
ken as confessed, and the property at
tached sold to satisfy plaintiffs demand
and cost.
Given under my hand and
SEAL seal Of office, this the 18th day
\10S/of July, A. D. 1861.
BENJAMIN STONE, j. p.
July &C. 1861. 4l-5t.
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The State OF NIIssIssIppI,

JASPER COUNTY.
In The Circuit Court, March Term, 1861.
James Campbell,
vs.. Attachment S45 90
Thomas c. Camp,
TNils day comes the plaintiff by his at
i torney into court, and suggests that the
defendant in this case, Is a non resident of
the State Of Mississippi. 1t is therefore
ordered by the court that publication be
made in the Eastern Clarion, news paper
published in the town of Paulding, in said
county, as required by law, giving notice
to the defendant, that unless he appear
in and before this court, at the next Sep
TENDER term thereof, to be holden at the
Court House, in the town OF Paulding. ON
the 18th Monday of September, A. D.
1851, there and then to plead to said ac-
ton, or judgment will be rendered and
the estate attached will be condemned in
the hands Of w. A. Payne, a garnishee in
said case.
- Given under my hand and
SEAL veal Of Office, this the 25th day
w Oof June. A. D. 1861.
JAMES U. MCCORMICK,
c. c. c. Of J. c.
July IL, 1861. 39-5t
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The Cotton Loan.

Hon. WIN. NJ. HANCOCK, and Hon. SYLVANUs EVANS,
will address the people of Clarke county, on the
above subject at the following times and places;
Quitman, Saturday, Sd.
Energy, Monday, 9TH.
Enterprise, Tuesday, 9th.
DeSoto Wednesday, eth.
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IllvLl aErrSlS CORRESPONDENCE
CIFTlHE On IN INDIANA RTGMTlT

hAs A'kInt July -I.- .lI-uN. oI-iTruDrI|
Pope notifies tho property holders alonl
the uliroads of his State that they win De-
assessed Fond amaee rnim.es, and unless
they ngh Tie bridges burned and track
destroyed.
inc Soothelners are gathering IN great
iuee ln southern Missouri
The Iowa Democratic Convention de-
cIares thai thc ireWe-ibie conflict doe
.lii+e q t4s-e8u-a 81 iha prea eat war. and
pledge the Democracy ol Iowa TO sup
port tue Government n its legitimate
functions Oh settle tho difficulties.
NAsuNGTos. July 1.-TWO Federal
pic1ets have teen hot within two miles
OF Alexandria and q company OF South
orn Cavalry came within three miles OF
-hlCNaQdU
/ The Correspondence called for by Com
gress isre.used by Lincoln asincompatible
with the public safety
tuthc hCase, she Senate bin apprO-
printing 100000 Cor transporting arms
and ammunition to the loyal citizens in
/ the seeded States, passed
LOUISVILLE, July 2I.-Green, the 20.
Dceman who killed Mr.. Tompkins, is dis
charged
CAWo July 4l.-The Southemers at
Union City are on the move.
tCB Tumored that feet Of steamboats,
came from Memphis yesterday, and to-
day, transported troops to New Madrid,
and scouts report large numbers there
then object being Birds Point
Nav ORLrANs, July 2S.-A special de-
spatoh, dated Culpepper Court House,
July 9th 10 the n O. Picayune, says
An entire Indiana Regiment was captur-
ed yesterday
They were caught in the mountains
near Leesburg and nearly starved out.
MORE CAPTURES.
We also captured Yesterday Major Pot
ter and party, New Workers.
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Triday, Augusl2. 1861.

la- The Richmond Wing says hat Judge A. D.
Cfthau.l 90 Alabama, Register 81 Che Confederate
States Treasury, res .1HeI DIS office on ihe -ta inst
Mu-Wr-A fine company Che ~la.-ahoma h4ii-
shells, mado mp .n the Western portion oi th's
c0gury.uss mustered in the State service az This
place last Monday, by Bugaier General UFeHall.
We regret not being able 70 give li-i Of the menu
beers aud officers no one having thought 70 furnish ns
with r.
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MIR. j. NJ. Bradley, is my authorized
lVA deputy Tor the assessment o. taxes
in Jasper county lie can be found at
all times in Paulding and will attend TO
in my absence.
RICHARD SIMMONS,
Tax Assessor of J. G.
May "a. 1861. 32-tf
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10 Runaway from The ubsori
CC8 Der, on Che Goth August hst. no.
Hlh gro FRANK, about % years old.
lS6N copper oolori weighs shout los
fIE)pounds; has a scar On his right
~ and on the corner of one Of his
80 eyes; on the back OF his neck
there lisa large seed wart
The above reward win BE given for in
formation left at the MsassDpiaa office.
jackson, Miss, which viii lead 10 his re-
clycfy
Mrs. MARTHA PORTER.
Nov 81, 1880. off
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The state OF Mississippi.

JASPER COUNTY.
Circuit Curt, March Term, a. D. 1861.
James Campbell,
vs. Attachment $40 70
Thomas c, Camp,
VNdIS day comes the plaintiff by attor
i ney into court, and suggests that the
defendant in this case is non resident of
the State Of Mississippi 1t is therefore
ordered by the court that publication be
made IN the Eastern Clarion, a news paper
published in the town Of Pauldine, in
said county, as required by law giving no
toe to the defendant, that unless he APP
pear in and before this court at the next
September term thereof, in the town Of
Paulding, on the 4th Monday ofSeptember,
A. d. 1861, then and there to plead to said
action, orjudgment will be entered and the
estate attached will DO condemned in the
hands Of W. A. Payne, a garnishee in said
case.
Given under my hand and
sEAE. seal the 2jtt day Of June,
N\A. ~ 1861.
JAMES U. MCCORMICK.
Clerk Circuit Court j. c.
July IL, 1861. 39-5t
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notice,

Notice.
A IL notes and accounts due me are
"A left ID the hands or A. r. CARTER,
Eq, to whom payment can be made, dur
ing my absence.
j. j. SHANNON.
June II, 1861. 3j-tf
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THE sfATE on MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.
In he Crcdt Coart, March Term, 1861.
James Campbell,
ys. Attachment $40 %.
Thomas G. Camp
VHIS day comes the plaintiff by his at
/ torney into court and suggests that the
defendant in this case is a non resident
of the State OF Mississippi u is there
fore ordered by The court, that publica-
fion be made in the Eastern Clarion, news
paper published in the town Of Paulding,
In said county, as required by law, giving
notice to the defendant, that unless he
appear in and before this court ut the
next September term thereof, to be hold
en- al the Court House, in the town Of
Pauldinr, ON the 4th Monday Of Septem-
Der. a. d. 1861, then and there to plead
tossid action, or judgment will be enter
ed, aud the estate condemned in the
hands Of w. A. Payne, a garnishee in said
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

rrtvn1tn'y agent at Naterto-sn. or selling Kirh's
American la ve~ter, pur Of thsr az for me a,3
II 4 works entirely 40 my S1tSfl ON, am prem, red
give t"u my opinion laS Won reiue~tedg at n.
me rs thinS ~ q mower. il cannot be beaten il
n# Ms eiea ana han, some the cOutrivance FIR ser
ratlHS the 'ut tom the uncu is alui.nb
f"aFes Iitte path Ter tine oil horse To travel in
winch he soon Le>rs i" follow, and is just the pac
INA (" 50 /" clt the fu width Of the knives AMI
more. u works we'll in The harvest f.l5 a~5
tlere Is no need of whipping up the team to et mo
ZION eu"t-h 70 cut the grain.
The 'rsaS't II light pair or horses can work il
As eas As Il haul pow drag. AMI its ms chirery
!, 50 simple, am i Is tuits there is very
htt-e 1sn-er ot It, getting cut Of order Upon ~.
hHlo We tni1IA ~ Is the best combined Rea9er ana
Mower we hstve seen.
MARK H. CTApp
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07
Milford, Jefferson Co., Wis.


y. J PowERs Deer SIR In co.naIion,a With
our published. request that those who had use tn
kirby lt"arer would give their opinion ct it. yyog,
-ay purchased one OF kir}y'~ american Harvesters
%. T. " ta7nian * Co.,, on trial. I cut l2o arr., Of
ram wIt1 ulE team cut n win and did tine work
admirably cut that which VS. stuurvaua STONY Al
rough. unrren and lodged and tangled grass ana
grain, beyond expectation. cut Is acres nf ..-ass
Hie rough md Uneven. and tie Reaper gave M. IN
ire satisfaction 50 perfect ana satisfactory j, is
To-ainE-. 30 dur,!- and substantial is 1h.r s:ruc-
Urc- From nv experience, would rececr,lrnrnd the
NiriY 70 iue farming community - one IT the beat
'oteine1 Reaqe1s aua Mowers offered for sale il
.Ie state.
ABRAHAM MURPHY
Like View, Dane Co Wis. Feb. -, 1861
Dear SIR - u@ed kiray> American Harvester to
esp nv last harvest OF 1850. II gave en- r sti~fa,-
ION. ike he rH&ing 81 the bess Of ans machine
YER NV, can willingly give my voice in recon
ncndnS II 70 thu farmers the he4t canalin.a mn
hne IN use. Furthermore is l. decidedly two
.ors- reap-r. Respectable. X d OITTTTF
Aibsuy. Green Co, Wi. Jan 10 IS6
Mineral oint, June :, 1851. e5-n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

Arm Of JULY-We are gratifed to see
our citizens moving in the right wav for a
general celebration on the 4th of july
More than ever it becomes the men who
love the Union to observe the anniversary
# the day that gave rs national exis-
tence- We hope our neiehboring towns
and counties viii come forward and aid
rs in carrying out the arrangements for
such a celebration as shall be appropriat,
FOR the times
We publish below the proceedings Of :;
meeting in this city on Monday evenina
last AMI tha call for a more general meet
IN tomorrow, which we hope to see gene
rally attended by persons from our neigh
boring towns
\ meeting Of some of the citizens OF
Mineral Point was held at the Court House
On tire 4th instant for the purpose Of con
sidering the subject Of celebrating the an
nivcrsarv Of our National Independence
at which it was determined that grand
celebration Of the dag by the Patri
otto, Union-loying citizens Of Iowa. Lafav
etc and Grant Counties, without recarc
10 any distinctions of opinions-with n,
other test than that Of unvieldins devo
ton to the Stars and Stripes-be held a
some suitable place IN one of those Coun
ties
For tho purpose of obtaining a more
full expression OF the opinions, and the
hearty cooperation Of al the citizens Of
the counties named, who may be disposed
tounite in the preliminary measures which
such a celebration require the meeting
was adjourned until Saturday, the Sth in
slant at ! o'clock p ", at the Court
House in Mineral Point; at which time
and piae' the patriotic citizens Of Iowa
Lafayette and Grant counties. and cspe
cially 81 the villages Of Dodgcvillc. Lin
den, Highland AIiflin, Darlington. ShuIls
bureh AID PIatteville are invited to at
tend, and participate in determining upon
the place and plan Of Celebration, and
the preliminary arrangements for til,
same JOHN BRACKE\ Chm
' ,lo,. " 3,...I RIIse. Secretaries.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07
ID j. 20 VyItRS.
/ FEW TESTIMONIALS FOR THE KIRBY
SE ECTED AT RANDOM FROM /.
LANCE NUN;pER
Mount Pleasant, CIR, en- Co.. Wis.

Mount Pleasant Green O.. Wis
Gentlemen II purchased Kirbv's American uar-
vester on trial for ae harvest Of 1866 cave no
or money until giving il thorough trial Nv horse.
were I"ur ytaT "Id colts they worked on the Rcap-
e I" cut loo acres Of grain and 10 acres OF and
theE came out IA better order than when began an
'iS lt'u j. quite uneven The Reaper gave entire
satisfaction, and also my neighbors | thinL anJ
know Il to he the best combined machine ever saw
The machine is vsIua BE than any wooden ma
chi can be All have 10 do in the f. is IN M or
pole seat, platform and reel, then have no wood
work 70 rot down, warp. ana dernre the ,eariptr
" hen ct another machine winch think will 10
TINS year, because q large farm. | shall unhe,ita-
uusiy get the Kirby. R4spec, fully
THOMAS FF\TON
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

STRAYEO from the subscriber in the Town of Milf
y lin, early last Spring, one SORREL MARE three
YEARS old past. She has white strip the face-a
scar on the left tide OF the face little above the
mouth. The above reward will be paid for Informal
non that VIII lead to the recovery Of said Mare.
Address, NM. OLDHAM.
Niiilid Iowa Co +, Wis, May A. 1861. 4w-20-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

BARBERING AND EMBARRASSING G.!
FsNHE subscriber having recent opened shop ! n
L the room adjoining the Mineral Point Book
store, IS prepared to wait upon customers at an
hour of the day. SHAPING, SH4HPOONING
HAiR-1'RESStNG Sc, done in the best manner
and most fashionable STYLES.
By strict attention to his business and an arde I
desire to please. he hopes to merit and receive a
share OF patronage Of the citizens Of Mineral Point.
Gentlemen, please call and give him trial.
NJ. Z. TURNER
Mineral Point. June 2Gth 1857. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

~ t. HAVE SPECIMEN Ma
ehines now SET up ready for use, and for ex
ond Judges Of keapers - =
The KIRBY. a. We have often said before, is as
much more NEATLY AND THOROUGHLY NAME
nan most other Of the common machine. as W
&c 'Ne IS ahead Of common rough blacksmith work
A complete pa ent lever watch Of an old bulcs ,nr
THE KIRBY. is the Reaper of the age beyond III
IlSpule W nat may come after it cannot saw but
IS certain that nothing vet equal it either in e.n
| ~ and compactness of structure
| IL In workmanship and durability Iii being near
| ~ "ll iron and steel, y
IL la lghtnesS OF draft I'VE warrant ~, orti
my span ot horses ample at all tlmas and for a
whole scason)-
IT, IN having no side draft at all, nor downward
Wtl1at upon the tongue
= As being the easiest machine in the world to
| IT, 1t being very common and perfectly easy
.hiHs ioF /" careful man, with good, steady team
i to bDth rake and dri0e.-
/ p A. being BY far the cheapest machine IN the
/ sOTla. every account
/ to" Z KIRBY will last any careful farmer
sick +, ana those pat. subjected extra wear
= THE KIRBY can be taken TO pieces in ten
IJeet square Tor storage '
2 TIE KIRBY, AL in all, is the best confined
men'ne IN the world, and gives universal satisfaction
e. ali y no II.
c5 THE KIRBY roW he rantcd fuIiy to every
Pr o"iNer l. be .frst rate Reaper and a frst rae
hocer IN every spot aud place-.nd to both rep and
100" upon rough ground, better than any other ma
{ 3 our stock Of KIRBY'S for Wisconsin Is RIM
hhI out ist and cannot be promised certain after the
early part of next month.
q 80 man should ,5au tate this season before
buy ing reaper As the probability strong that the
the harvest.
{ = Attend to it gentlemen the sooner the better.
. each md all Of you.
y The KIRBY may be up the Jane Co.
ol"t', Madison at Eldred's, Evansville, at \ A.
tlgut ; lrtiiie du Chen, at PlatteyiIe Grant Co
B">co6et, Lone Rock, Avoca Mazomanie. Prairie du
Sac Stougitton, Milton. Edgerton Lima " aitewater
fany rl, Fl Atks nson, Cambridge, Wateriown Col
Gnou~' sun Irairle Parteevle, HeI=eyyl.le, sparta
La crosse, Albany, Green Co. Monroe, BIodhead Oar
H"gion Mineral Point, DodgeyiIIe, and many other
places in tine state.
e About $50 we're sold in this State last wear
anu uniformly give excellent satisfaction.
- Extras OF every kind will be kept constantly
on IA M Tor Machines At all the principal towns n me
State.
- Send to The UNDER igned apply to local
agents for Pamphlets and Circulars II any further in
formation is desired.
! ID j. 20 w ERS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07
FASHIONABLE
SHERIEF'~ SALE.

cult Court.
judgement Of Foreclosure and Sale.
I)1 virtue OF and pursuant to ju, gment and de-
} cree OF Foreclosure and Sale rendered in the
above entitled cause, dated the I'd dav of Marcel A.
D. 1901, shall expose for sale and sell public EN-
due, to the highest and best bidder for cash a. IN e
trout door of the Court House in city Of Mi eral
Point, on Saturday the 10th day of July A D. 1861
At the hour off, O'Clock Z. ~ OF dav the fo low
ing described mortgaSed premises much IN reoi
as may be necessary to the Of said iudg-
men interest and COSTS together with the exp nses
OF sale, to-wit: All that certain piece pare of
land, situate lying and being in said county of owa
ana state OF Wisconsin, known and described as fol-
lows; Lots number fifteen (l5) ana sixteen (l6 in
bIocs NO. SIX % IN Patens Addition to the Vi iage
OF Avoca, IN Iowa county, Wisconsin,, as the ame
appear OF record in SAID county, together with al the
appurtenances Entertainments ihereunto belonc nc.
Dated SheriH's Office, Mineral Point, WiscoI in.
March &c, 1861.
GEORGE MESS ERSMITH,
Sheriff of wa County, Wisconsi !.
JOSEPH H. CLARY, Plaintiff Attorney lat
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07
IOWA COUNTY BANK.

NOTICE.-The Iowa County Bank will hereafter
be pen firm A. VI. too p NJ
NOTICE.
BENJAMIN T. SATTERLEE, who was bound to me
having left me, and the indentures returned to his
father, the public Will take notice that am no lon
accountable for any act of his debts OF his
trac ton of any kind.
ORMOND PADDOCK.
Mineral Point May 10th 1861. 3w-20.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

r. II Mineral Point District Associ-
alton - tire Methodist Episcopal Church
closed its session at Fayette, ON Wednes-
day last. The preamble and resolutions
ii In association upon the present crisis
IF our Nation. are patriotic and praise
worthy While they deplorc the condition
# our country, the Association pledges
Is influence lives and prayers for the
support r. The government as It was hand
81 down .aom our fathers and approve
the eo,tr~, pursued hy the Administration
~ ITS '"'eavor1 to suppress rebellion and
treason
Tie association also passed q resolution
expressive of the re-ret Of its members AT
the death of ,Iad .e Douglas. at this critica,
time In our national affairs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-07

used kifhTs American Harvester throurh my,
harvest ~ IohV Ny farm i fun of strn,rI.
anu trees o nd i TO BE- the best machine To use
among stupS, trees roots and uneven surface Thai
Yer saw cut So acres Of grim and IS acras ~
grass with span of colts. and I handled il With
perfect ease Through the whole harvest 1t i dacd
lily the best combine q machine ever saw and am
wei pleased with Tie machine after using it one Lal
vest and can safely Recommend it - the farmers
Respect uily, SAM. NITCHFIT
A...uN Green Co.