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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

DRIVEN HoNE-Mr Wilson, formerly
of Beaver Dam, in this state late of south
ern Missouri, called on Us this morning
With his family he had the choice of be
Ing hung to lamp post joining the South
ern army or leaving right quick. His
crime was Love TOR THE STAR SPANGLED
BANNER lie was forced to leave a fine
law business and considerable property,
for which he could get nothing. He re
ports the traitors as confident of success
and actually spelling for the fight tt La
Crosse Dem
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

THERE are CT powder mills in Pennsyl-
vania, 9 in Delaware, s in Maryland in
Virginia, and none in the other Southern
States Applications by the conspirators
have been made, we learn from the Phil
adelphia North American, for large
quantity of powder, and when it was re-
fused, a threat was made to take it by
force. The place, however, is we'll guard
ed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

CHARLES Hison and Elizabeth Wilson, the frsctit nal
Ne w, Town 5, Range !, Section L, except wha il
decided to John Barnard by the Hayworth Manu- &C
turing Company, containing 80 S-lOOacres, amc ant
due Slt2 90, amount Of interest sis IS, OF
penalty So 90, amount Of taxes g. 49, Off
rest, penalty, taxes and advertising, $50 s. total
amount due State $l68 81, years for which ntere i il
due 1859 and 1860.
oleazer Paul borrower, Arthur Britain and vito
mortgagors, lots and g. in block 6, strong, otY
x ONeiFs addition to the town tnow ci;y) of inc
raj f"lnt-amount due 1916 90, amount Of int rest
f44 y, amount OF penalty $15 80, amount OF {
= 80, amount Of interest penalty taxes and al
Using 81 o. total amount due State $500 20,
Tor v nlch interest is due 1879 and $500.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

1T is probable that Gov. Randall will call
the third regiment of Wisconsin volunteers
into camp very soon We have no doubt
there are ten thousand men in Wisconsin
who prefer fighting for tie stars and stripes
TO remaining behind while few of their
brethren are In the field, and three times
that number are ready when their country
needs their services
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07
SALE Ct ICEIEITID MCkTCAeID LANDS
OFFlCE OF COMMISSIONERS or
SCHOOL X UNIVERSITY LANDS,
MADISON, March 70, 1861. }
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Dane County
TINE followsng described land in Iowa County hav
i ing been forfeited by reason of the -pavment
OF interest upon l"ans granted thereon Notice y
hereby given that the vii be offered for sale Il
public auction and sold to the highest bidder al {
office OF the Secretary Of State at the Capitol in Ma l.
son the 18Th day Of June, A. y. 1861. unIt -
sooner redeemed according to law Said sale a.
meme at o'clock A NJ, and to continue from day
day until all OF said LAMBS shall have been offer
The mlnelmum price at which such lands ~is be 1f-
ier9d Will be the amount named opposite each
which includes the amount OF loan the interest
the first day of January 1861, FIVE per damag -
che taxes which have been returned against eli
lands and the cost of advertising the same. III
laEds VIII be sod subject to all which may II
the time Of sale be due upon them Other conGii,
OF sale wall be announced by the Commits
the opening of the sale Sand lands will b. offered T.,
counties, according to their a. phabetical order.
/. =. II HA iIfn, EE Commissioners OF Sch 'ol
$ u. HASTINGS and University lands.
JANIS Ii. HOWE}
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

SENATOR JOHNSON, the Union champion
of Tennessee reached his home in Green
vile, on Monday lie is said by the Ten
nessee papers to have been received with
much GOODNESS, and in some places with
insult. lie was insulted at Lynchburg,
Va, when on his way home, and threaten
cd by mobs at several points
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

Be&5- This is no longer war of part-
zans, so far at least as the North is con
cerned. lie who strikes first fastest and
hardest in defence of his country. is the
best Democrat, the best Republican, and
the truest patriot. Country before Party
= Madison Patriot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07
Mondays News.

From the papers of yesterday we gather
the following intelligence
A plan on the part of the secessionists
TO burn New York, Boston and Philadel-
phla, has been discovered, and suspicious
characters IN those cities are closely
watched
Additional troops and stores have been
landed at Fort McHenry Baltimore is
quiet
Considerable alarm exists in Richmond
IN consequence of the unexpected unity
Of the North. jeff Davis is about to as
semble the Governors of the border States
for consultation.
1t is rumored that Harper's Ferry will
be re-taken and Richmond invested short
ly.
30 additional steamers are to be char
tered by the Navy Department for imme-
diate service
1t is contemplated to suspend all south
ern mails this week
a lar e number of Mississippi, Tennes-
see and Arkansas troops are at Memphis
under Gems Pillow and Ely. They have
heavy cannon, and several steamers ready
for an attack on Cairo Col Prentiss, in
command at Cairo, says, =" Let Thorn come:
he will learn them to dig ditch on the right
side. am ready"
The secessiOnists are determined to
have conflict with the Federal troops
that may attempt to pass Baltimore.
The negroes in : G. have burned twelve
stores and four dwellings, Eight had
been hung and dozen more were to share
the same fate
Maj Anderson has arrived in Washing
ton.
1t is said the President will demand the
restoration of the Government NAVY Yard
and Harper's Ferry
Marysville, Ky, gave $50 majority for
the Union Paris precincts gives 375 Tn
ION maj. and one precinct in Boon County
gave ia Union votes out Of vote of SO
Gen. Patterson has prepared flying
X *. battery of artillery for use on the
Annapolis and Washington Road.
All secessionists have been warned 10
leave Washington.
The Boiler of a Locomotive on the Mich
gan Southern railroad exploded when a
few miles from Chicago, on Thursday eve
ming, killing two persons and seriously in
.juring the engineer.
The Chicago papers quote Wheat at
SS@95c.
kentucky furnishes txo loyal regiments
and Maryland one
Government troops are in possession Of
the Relay House, miles from Baltimore.
The Baltimore and Ohio II. Il has been
tertsre1 10 the government fer the trans
portation Of troops
The Rebels are leaving Harper,s Ferry.
and it Is expected it will be in the posses
sion Of |. ;. troops soon
People are leaving the southern states
by hundreds and fleeing north for safety
r-s@ Gem buGrS h iD.r NI;r;-..r - !, -,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07
Between 500 and GOO Rebels killed a; Charleston
New York, April 80.

New YoRK, April 80.
A soldier who escaped from Charles
ton and served al the guns during the
fight at Moultrje. says nearly every
sho, from Sumter killed somebody. -
Between three and four hundred were
killed and a large number wounded
there during the seige. The killed
were inferred al night al Potter's Field.
Many killed In dwellings, outside of the
Fort
Laborers were threatened with death
if th y disclosed the facts about the
killed. People are constantly inquirlng
for friends. and are assured they are
IA, Suliivans Island.
Another, who was a, Morris Island {,
says $50 men killed there and 40 AT
Sulivan's Island. They make The same
Statement. relative TO the dead being
buried a. night.
They also state tina, the negroes only
want their leaders to give the word
when the slaughter will be terrible.
BALTIMORE, April %.
A spontaneous Union meeting was
held to-day IN East Baltimore. About
10000 attended Straighl-out Union
speeches were made. The Stars and
Stripes were unfurled amid great en-
lhuSIasm.
Steamers now run regularly between
here and Perrysville. making complete
communication with Philadelphia.
ANNAPOLIS, April %.
Fortifications, commanding the rail-
road and the country for some twenty
miles from Annapolis, were thrown up
yesterday. Annapolis was made I mil
Ilary depot yesterday. General Butler
Will remain here.
From an atlache of our Minister 10
Paris. Just arrived from Washington, we
have reliable information that 10000
troops from the Southern Confederacy
are now IN Virginia, and more pouring
IN.
The Administration have notified
Gov. Letcher, that one step OF advance
from Richmond will cause a speedy IN
vasion of Virginia from the West
Farmers from Virginia have forced the
Secession lines and report strong
Unlun-feellng few miles from the
Capital.
We learn from sources that the Sc
cesslonists saved 5000 muskets al Har-
pers Ferry.
On Saturday night the Superin,en-
dent of the BaitjmOre and Ohio Rail-
road went 10 Washington to get the road
from Baltimore to Washington open, but
met with no success.
1t IS sand the Maryland Legislature
refused TO pass The ordinance of Seces-
sion by two-thirds vote
1t Is also reported that an armis,ice of
six days has been made, and the Sec
rotary of War has gone to Richmond
The latter item creates great dIssatS-
faction here, and it is generally doubt
ed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

CHANGR.-J. 4. Fiadley, Esq, Of Water
town, has taken the place in the Secretary
Of States office lately occupied by Mr.
Sholes, who goes to Milwaukee to fiji the
office of Deputy Collector of the port, ana
to act as editor-in-cAief Of the Sentine i
Madison Patriot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07
-EiEEiIFE,- SALE.
EphriaIn Flint,
GUaIHSf


against
Ralph Flint, Sarah Flint, aud George ". Chapn- an
STATE OF WI CONSIN.-IOwa County Cir
cult Court.
Judgement Of Foreclosure and Sale.
, virtue Of and pursuant 10 jut gnrut and de-
, cree OF Foreclosure and sale rendered in the
above entitled cause, dated the - DAY Of Ma1cI
b-lHbl ShaI expose for sale and sell public ZEN
duo, to the highest and hest bidder for cash a. the
mont door of the Court hsuse ia the city Of Nj ersl
toInt, on Saturday the Z0tt day 81 july. H. 1861
u the hour OF clock L. III. 81 that fo low
ing described moriCaged premises or so much r. reot
- may be necessary 10 raise the sal iud.-
men interest and costs, together with the esp nsr4
81 sale, to-wlt: All that certain piece or pare of
ana, situate lying and Icing in said county owa
int State Of Wisconsin. known and described az fol-
.ows: Lots number fifteen 90 ana sixteen (I6 ia
8iock No six 81 in Patteus Addition 10 the Vi lag.
# Avoca, in Iowa county, Wisconsin. as the am,
appear of record in said county toget her with al tia
ppIrtenances here lit aments fhcreuuto belong NJ
Dated Sherin's C.hce, Mineral Point W..coI am
March 70, 1861.
GEORGE MESS T.R%MITH
Sheriff Of va County. Wiscorsi o..
JOSEPH H. CLARY, Plaintiffs Attorney. 1T
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07
The Philadelphia North American
has the following:

The Philadelphia North American
has the following:
Southerners who come up here on
business errands, are utterly dumb
founded al the overwhelming unanlmIty
of the people, their calm, settled reso-
lutte air, the GOODNESS with which they 90
about their preparations for a general
war, and the visible evidence that thew
nelIher expect compromise nor Will
put up with one. One Alabama man.
who has been looking at things here,
sat down IN Market Stree, iobbinr
house and shed tears. Another South
western buyer said that be had never
dreamed OF such state of things as he
saw here. Al who come from the
South agree that no adequate idea Of
what Is the real nature OF the case ex.
lists anywhere IN that section. They
viii, however, learn it before a great
while, we hope, al the point of the bay
onet, since they Will obey 40 other mon
ltor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

APPRENTICE WAsTED.-The undersigned
wishes to take a boy from ii to IL years
old, to learn the barbering business
y good boy can obtain the situation by
applying soon. GEO APPEL.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

4 REILc.-tien. King has obtained from
Maj. Anderson piece of the dag staff Of
Fort Sumpter, which he has sent home to
ho engrafted in the flag staff Of the Ist
regiment frora Wisconsin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

A VOLUNTEER company has been formed
In Jefferson, Ohio. Among the names is
that of Hon b. f. Wade.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

E-ss@ Gen Rufus King Minister to Rome
has Obtained leave Of absence for three
months and is to return to Wisconsin and
will act with the regiments raised in this
state
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07
1em advertisements.
$3.50 y EW A RDL

The above reward viii b. paid for information Tia.
Will lead TO the conviction of the person persons
who stole from the subscriber or about the tb inst
one axe, grubbing hoe, one pillow clevice and
broke pillow and committed ether depreciation on NV
farm iu the town of Mineral Point.
JOSEPH MUNSTER
May 9th 1861. 4w-la
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

rROCKERY can be bought remarkably Iovat
y EBLELER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

An OLD CHIEF GONE" Whooyunka,"
Big Elk-the last of the Winnebago
chiefs, died at La Crosse the other dav.
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