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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
b. MCILUON'S
Groce and Provision Store

On Commerce Street, corner Of North Strssf.
TE'HE subscriber respectfully announces 20 hi
/ trienCsiud the pubic, that at his store, To
his dwelling ouse, ana ueaI the WasHington House
he keeps hand for sale "A varied STOCK of GRO-
CERES, PROVISIONS. WINES AND iIQCoRS, Crock
EKY AND HARDWARE, and every thing almost, that
may be neededfor family use including
Teas, Soap, Fish,
Sugars, andes, Pork,
Moia Mustard, Pals,
Syrusses, Pepper, Tubs,
Yea p, Fruits, Ropes,
Stost Powders, Tobacco. Bed-oris,
Glane-Ware, Cofiee-MiIIs Brushes,
eyess Ware Window Glass, Nails.
rock,ry, Queens Ware, Shovels,
Spades. Forks. &c, &c. &c
Nv stock has been carefully selected and will be
disposed of at fai prices.
An examination OF goods is respectful Invito
from all desiring to purchase. Is. MClLH0N
Mineral Point, Nov. >, o57.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

hand which viii be sold cheap.
Cal and examine. JOSEPH DELLER.
October I~t. 1880. ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

Of the best qualities, and a; the lowest prices amt
suitable for every one and for ai seasons.
An experienced cutter has charge OF our
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8iationsrp ano fanep gooos.
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every Of which vii far 0uta's Co'' Of the be"
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cate .f. oniy No being Ae smallest, 10. the Largest,
.dsped for The pocket NO the .n.le.t and No 10 the
SiS. Of q. sues ADD S'T qualities shes Nb. Of Nos and
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loPcn
Points carefully selected and Of this quality are sod
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tie price had the Gold been furnishod srstuilously
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Cavalry
HnlpQrARTERA. No. "A PRoApwAY,

NEwYoRK, Nov. 26, 1861. I
By authority from the War Department and the sanclion
Of h. Exceiency, Gov. Morgan, JANIS b. SWAIN, let
Cavalry L. A., IL recruiting for Regiment u Noun
Cavalry to for three years during the var
BY the kndness Of bis Exceency Gov. Morgan, and Of
fnatenser Arthur the brick barracks at the Quarantine
Lending have ASSIGNED the quarters Of the Regiment
during i.s form1tiOn.
Lieut. swain has oldes join the army IN the field for
active service the different battslions may be
saDHed.
The uniforms eoupmeus and for the Regiment have
been provided and III be served to the fast they
n enlisted.
Oricers having parts Of companies recruited viii be
seyed and organized application these headquarters
As this probably the last and only Regiment Of Cavalry
a viii be organized IN this State during the War those de-
srcus Of joining this branch Of the service must embrace hi.
opportunity JAMES D. SWAIN,
fst Cavalry U. g. A., Colone Conmar ding
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VNHE TRIBU UNE AL MANA c
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skaInst SS iai1 ~ T%',VVV-uie" % sue
H.. oswego Circuit before Judge Bacon and fully reported for
THE TRIBUNE by J. L. orOSy-is published lns OoH
pact pamphlet Of Pses and foF sale q this Office Price 70
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defense ruled out by Judge b. opening op that side
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whatever be said against the defendant in this suit
bitter political and general adversary who knows that he Is
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che plaintiff by the Hon HENRY A. FOSTER The cross
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WICK, likewise, presents noteworthy aspects As Po'
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AliIitarp Notices.

Attention. SEVENTY. EIGHTH CAMERON HIGH,
LANDERSrbee Dollars s3) bounty will be paid 70 stout
hearted able men being mustered Into ny company
Warm barracks and abundant proyoIk are provided imme
si'tely enrolment Reerii.s 9fRse Na $S BreseYsy,
basement. JAMES {. ROBERISON Captain.
~ B.-The family supplied with certificate Of relief the
recruit reaching camp
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Gouses ano farms Uante6.

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HRApouARrgRs MaRISE ARTILLERY, !

=,
fta, Rurnside,s ExpedftiOn Important to Ses
snen &C. seauen. ordinary seanen, boatnep sndsen ne
eharics aid c.htrs wanted for the UNITED STATES
MARINE ARTILLERY, w. 4. How ard, Coorsl C1ia
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ty the Government 500 bounty at the expiration Of term
OF service which i three years the Also tie great IL
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Hedioa "a no. IN active service. Apply to M OMALLY,
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CoLLoRDs LATIN ACClDENCE Latin Aesiisnee {,
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HISTORY or THE UNITED NETHERLANDS: from VIC
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1 view Of the English Dutch Struggle ts,n' Spain, an! o'
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Regin.enl Of yeIartcer Enslneers.

JAN1T-y n.
HALL, Major RICHARD BUTT.
This regiment has been accepted by the War Department
s61 half OF II Is al Hilton Head s. CT the balance
10 70 within three wees at the furihest.
PTiyates IN this re<fnleIt 20 be paid
(Sl1D skNGNTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH.
few moe riggers bostbuders shipcsrponteFs po1t'
s;sr bseksnt mir err choppers lumbeImen, macinist
sesxmep vheelw rights boilernakers and raoadeis wi
- received 10 complete the regiment
psens are uuder pay into service aud furnished
With qasrtors and IatiOns At once.
None but heaI,hy and competent workmen need apply.
The lies OF the soldiers cared for by the authorities
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knlistne ep. for three years or duTing the war
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-12

tlecry In this tempestuous time. Every
blow that with the shout Of "Feac on
6ealac - enthusiastic cheering1-.clears
the way for the Stars and Stripes, and
plants that flag wherever il has pre-.
scriptive right to float, deals to this En-.
glisIl srstocracy deadly modification
aud dlsconragement, hear, hear, hear,
depriving 1t on new allies and reaources,
hear and loud cheering, and thus so
far aveuges nnd liberates the island Of
which it has been the persecution, the
Icrippling icter, the recurring famine, the
ipervading blight, the social cancer, and
the rank source Of poverty and ISLANDERS,
in spite OF which her children make their
footing good and assert themselves a.
broad Loud and long continued cheer
+ ing. Which, being So, let us who hail
from Ireland, loud cheers, we, who
have taken an oath of loyalty, not tc New
York.. hear, hear, not to Alabama, hear
hear. not to Massachusetts hear. hear,
not TO Florida, (hesr hear, not to Kan
sas, hear, hear, hear, not to any one is
olated State. but 10 all the States i'm
mense cheering that built up the pow
ersnl and respIendeut Union which the
sword and coansels OF Washington evoked
which the philosophy Of Jefferson APP.
proved, which the headsrong honesty
and heroiSm of Andrew Jackson preserv
ed, which the great arguments OF Web.
sier rendered still! more solid, and which
the loving patriotism Of Henry Clay,
whose precepts and examples still animate
the sons ofOld Kentucky loud and en-
thusiastic cheering for Kentucky com
mended TO the heart of every true Amer
ican-Iet us, at all events, who hail
from Ireland, stand to the last by the
Stars and Stripes tremendous cheer.
ing the illustrious insignia Of the ma.
ton that, Of all the world, has been the
triendhest sanctuary Of the Irish race -
enthusiastic cries of Hear, hear"1-
and in going forth to battle for the A.
merican Union against domestic treason
and the despotisms OF Europe, let the
Irish soldier take with him The assurance
which the sCeuc here before us justlifes
that should he fall, neither his wife nor
little ones will be forgotten. Tremen.
dous aud enthusiaciic cheering, over and
over agsin' repeated, during which Capt.
Meagher retire.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-12
From the Cincinnati Gazeite.l
HE Is NOT DEAD.
NJ Lutte LRE.

.. 81 ' sHf. .- .
He is not dead, tho brave, true sohlod and noble
A hero n ever dies
Although for him all DER his loved country,
Are bitter tears and sghs.
Tho, solemn bells slow toll and miserores
Fill all tho summer air;
Tho patriots are sad. and some aro bowing,
In deep and dark despair.
Tho with ourbays VIC twine the gloomy cypress,
And palelps sadly say,
Our true and tired, our well beloved Lyon
Has from us passed away
Tho, with his columns to the fierce strife going,
His form is seen no more;
DO they not feel that he DER them is watching,
From Heavens bright shorc9
Althou gh no moie his clarion-yolce is shouting,
The glorious battle cry,
tonward, brave men, lead yon!' Shall it not eve
Nerve them with purpose highS
Shall not the memory Of the great departed,
with fervid zeal each true breast swell,
Until all o'er our land floats the proud banner,
Peneath whose foldshe fell.
In the sweet quiet of bis own New England,
The hero loved shall rest;
with grateful pride his country e'er shall name hin
Among her bravest, best.
Ellsworth and Lyon, names of stainless glory,
Your fame shall 1.-Two for aye;
Those who for Freedoms IS holy cause have fallen,
RsnowH will not let die
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-12

"a well spring of joy" has been OPEN
ed in the house of the Editor OF the La
grange ono. American; and the cOnse-
quence is, the Editor is so delighted, he
don't know which end he IS standing on,
Just listen TO HIM:
Last Wednesday afternoon, "to US a
child was horn" but not son was given
We feel proud Of our baby 1T is go pref
~ and 81 sweet, so tur better half says
1t is a girl, of course-our wife wanted a
girl-so we give up to her--the times
being too hard to splil the difference and
have a girl and boy both at once. Our
time will come nexl-see if it don't. Our
baby weighs eight pounds, and all the
ladies say that it is such pretty lit
tie angel, and looks just like lis papa -
Of course everybody will know its pretty,
when it resembles US. 1t has black eyes
dark hair and The sweetest little face, and
the way it can cry is a caution to Cali
ope--but its little voice is SO charming,
producing such a harmony of sweet
sounds. 1t was the first time we heard
our baby's voice, and what a thrill of
happiness did that little sound send thro'
our bosom.
But we are too happy to express our
feelmgs-we are at least two feet taller
than We were before baby was born and
think oursef good enough to become a
preacher. We pity everybody that hasn't
gor baby, and as for old bachelors, We
entertain a sovereign contempt for them,
and intend to lam the first one that pre-
sumes to have the effrontery to speak to
US. Poor Old maids, from the bottom ol
our hearts we feel sorry for them, Oh,
that they could oaly realize the happiness
of yc ung mother with her first born.--
Young men and young ladies', our advice
to you il "go thou and do likewise"--it
will make you feel so happy to have ba-
by. We warn every body not to Insult us,
for we feel big enough aud strong enough
to whip every one Of the Seeding States
back into the Union and siagle man
wouldn't be taste for US. We are dou5.
y sound on the Uoion issue now.
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THE DUTY OF IRISHMEN IN THE
PRESENT CRISIS.
Eloquent Speech by Thos. F. Meagher'


A festival 10 aid of the widows and or
phans Of the gallant N. Y. Sixiy-ninth
Regiment, was held in Jones Wood, New
York city, on the goth ult, Tie number
in attendance was immense. The crow
ming feature Of the day was an address
by the eloquent Thomas +. Meagher, who
held captains commission in the rcgi-
ment, and shared in the perils o! the bat
tie of Bull Run.
After describing the exciting scenes of
the fight, and the bravery with which
themen of the Sixty-ninth lald down their
lives, the orator continued.
Behold the cause in which those lives
were offered up! Tremendous cheering.
Never. / repeat it, was there a cause more
sacred, nor one more Just, nor one more
urgent. No cause more sacred, for il
compreheEds all that has been con-
sldered most desirable, most valuable,
most ennobling to political society and
humanity at large. Will the Irishmen Of
New York stand by this cause enthu.
siastic and vehement cries of"we will
eve will" --resoIutely, heartily, with
inexorable fidelity, despite Of all the dan
gers into which it may compel item, des-
pito Of the bereavements and abiding
gloom it may bring upon such homes as
this day miss the industry and love of the
dead soldiers of the Sixty ninth, but in
some measure to console and succol
which the festivities of this day have ta
ken place. Loud and protraOted cheers
and renewed cries of ave wlll") Fol
my part, / ask no Irishman to do tha
which l myself am not prepared to do
Tremendous applause.) Ny heart, my
arm, my life, is pledged TO the nationa
cause, and to the last it will be my
highest pride, as l conceive it to be my
ihohest duty and obligation, to share it
fortunes. Renewed cheering. l care
not to what party the Chief Magistrate
of the Republic, has belonged. Heai
hear, I care not upon what plank o
platform he may have been elected. Hea
hear. hearSI The platform disappear
before the injunction Of the oath h
took on the steps Of the Capitol, th'
day Of his inauguration. Hear, hear
and loud cheers.l The party disappear
in the presence Of the nation-- hear
hear land as the Chiet Magistrate, dul,
elected and duly sworn, is bound topro
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-12

The New PosTAeE STAMPS 1t ia es.
innate that during the year commsreigg G
on the lst inst. two hundred millions OF
STAMPS will b. used. During tho year
1861 the whole number delivered to
ths Post Office Department is stated to
Ibsvo ben q23. 367 $40. These we're dis.
tri u,ed or divided rs followa: One cent
I55,979 3O5; three cent, N0,582 500; five
ceni 6ls lSO, ten cent, 4.438.750; twelve
ent | 6 6,876; tweutv.tour cent, 42S,
400 ihirty cent, ITO $50; ninety cen,
1850.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-12
COUNTY OFFICERS.

{ {Juags of Fairfield Common Pleas C0rrt-HENRI
O. WHITMAN, residence Lancaster, Onto.
Probate Jadge--JESSE LEoHNER, oheelnPuOi'
Building.
Prosecuting AttOrRev-WM T. WISE.
SLeriF-T IMES MILlER, 0hfce at Jail.
CLERK of coGrt-JoHN G, RAlNEY, oMce Pubic
DStS D,S.HsditsSr-w1LLiAM ROBINSON, omce Pu9liC
TreasTrsr-P. c. BEN tDUM, oMce public Building
5 Reeorder-f. SYFBRT, Ofhce Pubtic BUILDING.
Snruegor-E. s. HANNUM, 00ce, Public Building
Coroner-L. SHEFFER, residence. Madisontp,
Commissfon ers-JOSEPH SHARP, of Bern Town.
shin; JONAS A. BAKER, of Walnut Township, and
JOHN w. CUNNINGHAM, OF Hooking township; .
SehoOl Eramiaers:wM WHITNEY, JOHN
WILLIAMS andURIAH @. RUTTER.