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N}g. Gtate 0uarhS, 8lpUmfielD, $40.

Nv ,
Da i'd gum 8efe6Is6aber ber tapfern SG6ue
BEG erlten Mtlttarptltritts ppn Midourt tn Dem
3peiten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gepG6lt wproen
bin, f. RUFF t4 @tue, Deren Ser3eu nit rns inD,
Ipfprt ms 6etp. Our@ einen 1Anclleu rltD qleids
~5eitigea Qngrtf ouf lntre 6eiupe f6nnen mir lie,
nie Elm NirbelmiIO Die SPre,, 3erltreuen, nab
renp langiames 6onOeln nur pirfen pirp, mic
her ianfte SitDpiup, Der auf Den nGroliden 6rpt
trift, Sprrradenb unD 3uriidlpei1enp, ME bic
SaGres3eiten, @p6tan Sdmiepet bn8 Glen
70 LANCE IS Deib 1T uuiere 6etnbe werpen ge<
prti9elt In Gtr9iniert itnp 9el6la9en tporben in
N(iipuri @en. 9arpee ritdt i'm Centrum Dor,
9tlpp auf Dem re4ten, Ote@utlc6 auf Gem lin
fen 6ta8el, nit 10000 brasen 1aioli6en Screen,
un8 81 GeIfen. So labt benn Sure Yfliiae in
Der 6ur6e, Cure S9len I'M Sod ltebert, unD ltir;t
mic Gin Srtan auf Die llnterorider uno 5einOe,
7e BON pen Antlig pfr Grpe 5l fe9en, ODER aus
oent Stoat Binaua5uOrdngen, Sapfere SG6ae
oe5 g.. Oiirif8 fommt unp teIt un5 !, @tr Ia
ben Dfunition genug unp pns Sizes aui
10 900 9u9eln 1T un1er! @ier,a
8aufeno bel9il2e Nlu8feten tcmmm ! 8rtngi
aber pp9 Cure 6lintet unO Mu5teten nit, tenu
S6r welGe Babt penr nidt, fommt pbne lie,
g8tr mpten uulere 6ein6e trefen mte Elm Iiolt,
der Oonnerfeil unb balo tperoen (iA un1ere Ga.
gerfeufr int Nlerrimac rto Midouri lpieaeln
&oumt, felt Sud Gin!
Self. s compton,
GptnmanptreIoRr gtt9apegeneral
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Scr Sabeas @prpus 8efebl in gfep.9prf.

New~gUrt, Is. Slusut. Ni4ter Gar
rilOn fol- l4 Die @labe 9eseben baden, tei Sol.
Dur9ea anfra9en 3u lallen, pie 0iel @tann Sings
County lteuen fGnue um ben 6abeas Corpus
8efebl in 8etreT Der 8altimprer @pli3etsDirsf
loren aus5ufabren. trprauf Sol. DurYeu %antrppr-
tete, er babe 400 Niann, aber ni6t Artillerie
eenr9, nm tr9enp einen @n9rtf auf Sort 2afa.
9ette MAIDEN gu fEnnen nno Dap man tbrt 3e9ns
taulenb @iann eeben muls, um bae Sort gu
rehnten.
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9rieasz@erid,t.

@4eranbria 10, 2lug. DaS Rrieesee>
rt9t uber Sol. Mtles, ipelber pss uupff3ierma=
bi9en 8strasenS bel 8ull 3un angetlast 1T, 1T
NOD in StBun9. $50 B5 tfiH 6Hl 8aiGasS
8 Ole 3su9en fiiroie NntIa9e ltnpe sur 9dlfte
Der6Grt pprOen. Ser 8edte6eitanb Des 9lnfld=
gers, Sol. Nt9arpi ion, lit 9ieut. Sol. 9arpnes
aus Detroit nn0 Der Sert6etoieer be3 Gol. W1tles
NeSerbY Sp6nIpn BON Baltimore
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Sruppcn ~anaebpten.

Walbtn9tOn, Is, Nus. S. @. Dens
per Ut pom Yralibenten gum Brigade enera(
Der ealtfornil chen Nestrnenter ernannt pprpen.
eOl. .. 9tomlanp BON New-gUrf bat Der Gs-
9ltrun9 3tret nsne S6arfiaiiseae 9leetnienter an=
9ebeten, peren Mnnabme Sen, Me@lelIan emz
pfO9len bats.E In .to " 49, . a.... .
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Gen. Qlnpp siebt frdb surdd.

New~gprf, Is. Aug, Der Commercial"
BAT bic Na6riGt, DAP Sen. @tlpw ietn Eager
BET Stem @labrtO plSbli6 aufaebrp6en unb f@
na9 MempbtS ~surad3Csen BAT. DIES fol- In
8Olse bes enersiiden Nuftreteus bes Sen. Sire
mont 0elheben 1etn.
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0aa Meueife ans minpuri.

ct, eputs, IA. Nu8uR, Sen, Jrempnt
bat cine REORGANIZATION Der 9. ct. 9teIer9e
Corps (6pme @uarp8) in CT. Qguts ar9eprrnet
sic lOllen aus 5 Sufanteriez 8e9tmentern bette
zen, NIT je 3pet 9ielerpe. gompasnten ieoem 9te~
eilllent lollen stpet S6ipaDrpnen @aSalerte unb
Spet lei9te Satterten Nrtiqerie atta9trt leirt.
Diele Sruppen miiien li6 auf &ries6oauer en-
9a9tren laien, unp linb ZEN elben Geeeln inter
wUrfen. ME Die 6reipiltieen &estmenter, Sroes
8e9tmellt MuB cine Gpmpagnie S6arfIhnben
unb Ytpntere BADEN. s.s z CAS-
0eneralprCfob McGin5trp bat cine Drotlama=
ton %crlaicn, NORM CT ale 9uten Sir9er aufors
bert, ben %9lnpronun9en 6plse 81 leifen, nel@e er
gu maiden fir nGtbig finpen werbe, nm Den If
fentli6eu 6rieben 81 er9aIten ; bas bir9erli6e
@eieB perbe in &raft bleiben unb Die Mtlttarz
8ebGtben nur etnlGreiten, penn baS bir9erliGe
9eleb ni6t ausreideno erIGeine, INN bic Silent
lt6e St9erbeit 3u er9alten. Sober Gerlebun9
letner 8eleble merbe bic Strafe auf BEN Sue
folgen, p6ne Nnleben Der 9erlpn. 4si
Ser Evening Wtillpurian" tno Ga5 y8ule,
TIM, 8pei Secelipns-8 latter, linp unterpriidt
tpproen.
Der Sert9t, paB Gen, 5arpre auf Yilpt &npb
anmar16tre II. Die Sriidsn an Der Sron MOun-
tain Gtlenbabn 3ertbrt ipprpen leieu, III untpabr.
Der @eneralprCfob !ieB teute bet 3tpei berOOr-
ra9enoen Ge5elipniltfn 6Qu6l u9un9 1ernebnleu,
fanp aber ntdtS WelentliGee.
NOua, IA, Mu9ult. Der Gprreppnpent
pe0 Ct, Qpmiler uOsmpfrat" i4reibt @eneral
St9efS Commando lag 9eitern (Dteulfag) Nbeno
so Wletlen noe tli6 BON bier am @aacpnapeflub,
no CT Die 9iadt gu fampiren seoaGte.
Die SmnibuSfa6rten nad} Sprtnefielp inp
aufeeesben, unb paS 8etrtebsinpentarium 6ieber
sebra6t wOrpen. Der @Otmeiter bon Spring
ftelp lit nit ben pOtia6en BON bort anoetommten,
l1n8efGbr % srcBe gBasen nit 6laAtlinsen
fnO bier an9etDmmsn rnp weitere linp untee>
wee8, gr Ca
@t6ter @tc8ribe Ipl BET 8tg 8unneu, 25
Nleilen ron bier, nit 1900 SeeIlipnilten iteben,
pbne DAP man inn piel 8ea9tune l6entt,
Sic Sd,ladbt in @riGpuri.
st, Qputs, Is. Qlueult, Inter bfm 10.
Qlugult publi3irt Der ct. 2puts Oempfrat cine
pettere Wttttbeilung itber Die S6la9t, Die l6rt=
sen8 wenis Neues ent9Glt. GS I6eint niht, baB
Die 8etelen nett 3uridsetrieben wnrpen, bod
ipurpen lire 2ttaquen ATE suritd9el6la9eit. Sic
Serbrannten etnen 9rcBen She'll tbrer 8elps@qut=
Pa9e, pamit tie niGt in 8einpe8 6anp fallen iple.
@e9en 400 9ferpe ftelen III unIere 6Gnbe.
1nler Gerlult betra9t 200 SObte nnb sptlAen
600 urb 700 Germunbete, Der Gerlult beS
6stnbe6 fam ni9t peni9er lein ais baS Dpps
petite oes u%nlri9en. 9ieut. Gplt 8ranb, Der bic
Nebellen bei gppnStIe foumanbtrte, unp leit Der
3ett al6 Npjutant peS Sen, 9rtce funeirte, Be-
.finpet lin inter BEN 0efan0ener.
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0as SiahlanbsR

@aibt9tpn, IS. Nus, gter3is Der Spt-
baten pes Nep gcrf 6iebIano 9te9iment8 inO
nod IN Arret un0 es trerpsn Nntla9en seeen
ptflslben aus9eferti9t. aels3 1ag sga13 asltf
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fa4er @efonsennebmtng be9nI9en, ion6ern gum
Hofortt9en GriAieBen l9reiten. DoB pbne bic
9r6Bte &ner9ie bic Srpnln9 unb Si9er6ett Der
Yerlonen uno beS @ig%ent6un8 niGt 9ergsIteQt
reroen %fonutet, 1T Ieiper muir 3u 9epiB.
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Observation-Disclosures Sft,ier I'M Sort 6amiltol me-
Der 3utritt ned pie GrlaubnjB, pie 9enanrten
GtoataaefatQeaeu aus 0prt Q~ofaYette 81 DOlea.
Der SffSter lteB cine Nu5obl Gruppen o~uflteuen
unp bic 8pote betuannen, um ale 3u9dn8e pes
mitten I'M 6abrpafer lie9enpen 6rrts 9afa9stte
at betpaGen, Der S9erif melpete Dem 9ttAter
@arrtlon, baB IS unmp8ltA let, teioe Sefeble
a13Suflbrer.
8pn Den s rempnt<&e9tm fnb
bret @gntpa9ntcn eitgeIAirpren. Oret onpere
werpen BON ou8pGrt5 erpartet.
t. 9bttn belPDta, IA. Nug. benrp Sling,
Elm reiher Sarger por Ntentppn, DennlYlp
Rarb Dor stnigen Wc4en uno binterlieB Elm Ser
mGqen BON $300,00 Gr ltar6 ftnoerlUs. Der
Gellforbene mar Elm 8ruber BON s, Sutler Sling,
einem Der na1 europa 9elGidtcn GOmmtldre
Der 1ibltden CONFEDERATION. 0err 6enrY Sing
Bate Spr eintoer Belt ein Geltannent semaAt, unO
in bsmielben iber fem 8ermGgen gu eleiden
G9eilen 3t Gunlten leiner 6rau unp ietne5 Sru=
perS perfu9t, Dentge Wpden Dor Ieiueu 3Ooe
6ob. er teoGA bie1e5 3eifament pteper ouf erbtt=
teri iber ben Se5ellipntSmu8 fetne8 8ru0ers,
9erntahte ben 0rpBeren She'll Ieine8 8ermD9ena
.leiner 6rau, unp bftirnmte ben .9ef git wpbltNa=
.tigen 3mtden, ~ el9a- r5-5 III
Y6flabelpbio, IS. NuBuf. DttpGttY
.Srppp" @apaaerie SGpapron lam 8eItern mad
.Ntlauf Der preinlpnatli6en OienQ3eit bon Dem
&rieaSlAauplas suriid. Dieletben iparen NAB
reno D~erlelten baltptIa6lt0 in Der @e9eno BON
Sarpers TerrY I~tatipnirt 9epeIen. Die SAmo-
bron belte9t aus lauter. ecrntSgfnoen Seaten nnO
fat e8 Dea9alb I'M &rie9e nt4t I6lt9t 9ebabt.
Die 33uriidfunft p%erIelben wurpe Dur6 cine 9rCBe
gnpfans8feterIi4feit perlerrltdt.
Nleranprtn Is. Nl9ult, Der Sdlepp-
bampfsr 0ioe Npafe, ipelGer eiut9e Dame1 nm
ter NaB ppn General Gent na6 Nrquta Greet
1e6radt Bate, fam 9sltem Gie9er surid. Der
Gapttdn peIIelten bert9tst, baB Die Dampfer Ne-
lance, @elplute, 6resbprn, Give gartee, 9OcabDns
ta8 uno paS Giabppt Dor Acqutd Greff 9ele9en
9atten,; auG er3ablt ct, paB CT an eineth Yunfte,
pEbe Gums" 9%eaannt 0iele ltenlden an Der
@lrbett 9eIeBen bate, tpaGrI6etnli1 nit Dem @rs
bauen elmer Sotterte bel9afttst, ASIA.
st, Qput8, 10. &ug. Qu5 gutter 9ue(le
srfabren mir, paB ale Demon tratiOnen Der 8ez
belleil 9e6en Cairo, ppn benen 70 stel IN Den 3et=
tuueen gelpreGen ,tptrp, ntdtS nl5 6irtet linb,
um Die Strettfr1fte Der Union paIeltlt feif3ubal+
ten, Die 9rpBe Concentration mirp 9e9en ct.
9OuiS sema9t wer0en. Der 8efb Der Stapt
nit i6rem NrI enaI, ibren garaffn, GtIen9ieBe~
reicn unp Mta I8tneuz 0erftatten, nit ben 81 len-
minen in i6rer Na3bariAaft, bilbet einen YreiS,
auf petGen bic NebeQenfI1rer l6plt Idn9t tire
Qlueen gert9tet BADEN, @erpen Die Ylane anf
81, 9outS bon Grfpl8 9etrSnt, Damn miro Die
geltbung BON Cairo plr4 Die SunoeStruPpen
Don geringer Sepeutuns lein. ct. Souls 1T Der
S4laisl pes Mt@iiiippt nno per OteIes beIest,
bdlt aud @atrU. Hi|
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9lrtiIerte fir Gen. SAINTS.

Newsgprt, Is. Aus, DaS brittle S6pbs
Sslanp Nrtilsrte @urpS fam beute bier an unb
mirb Geute Nbeup mad 6arpers 5errY abseben
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@us fiibIid5en 3eitmmsem.

OaS ,Nep Orleans Delta" l1reibt: yWir
bEren, Dap Wfc@leaan, elm Sft3ter BON un6ez
ltreitbarer 6abt9feit, Elm unternebmenper, Dpllenz
better unp elitdli1er Splpat, an Die Spibe Der
~Sprriidenpen 8nnpe6truppen, nur Dem @eneral7
lieutenant Scott underground, gefeut 1T. Sn
mtefern Der 9tubm be5 Generals Veaure9drp be
trpfen 1T, bepauern mir pte1e Ser1ncerung nldt,
i'm @esentbeil, mir freuen tns, Dap lie 9enaAt
pOroen ii, neil mir pifet, Dap muir went9 @bre
purh paS 3erIpren9en unO pe Wteperla9e lplfer
Sruppen 9eerntet werpen fonnte, ais nnIere BE-
rptlben Eruppen btSber auf Dem Sdlahtfelpe
inter NnfIbrun9 BON SanfS, Sutler, 9ierce,
SAend urp perarti9em pClitildem Sburo be
aeaneten. General MeGlel1n 1T Der Nulmetf=
lomteit pe5 Sen. Seaure9arD tplrpt9. @Bab
renO mir tetnen Nugenbttf 3weifsl be9en iiber
pas &eIultat, wflm le gum erlten @fale Die Gaf-
ZEN mtteinanper auf Dem S6laAtfeIpe mellen
merben, pper Bel trgenO etnem lpGteren 0efehte,
in wiefern Die g9re unb Der Nubnt pe6 grpBen
Splpaten BON 2ouiliana CUR Sprade tpmnten,
.bOfen mir, baB, penn beiOe 0enerale Nn9eiAt
9e9en 9lu9eiAt 9e9enilber lttber, feline grcBe I'm
9lei69ett Der StreitmaGt unp fein Wiangel peS
Watertals unlere Seite Bel pieIer erei9niBpp0en
0ele9enbett 9erfrttppeln Wiro. Sn ge9enpart
eine6 Sff3ter6, Der 10 pur9 unO purA SoIrat
lit, mic Gen. Mc@IeIan, werpen unlere tapfere
8urlGen lt9 bitten, gu l4lafen, Uper aus gera9-
tung Des 6etnpeS, auf Den gOrPpten na6lalig 3n
Ietn. Wlc@leQan miro, tpenn gtner es fam,
gtwoS aus Den SDbnen Der Dtl9rtme, ben 9la0
tcmmen Der 9aIa9iere Der MaY 6lQmer MAIDEN,
paber unlere spltpnmene ueber5eu8ung, oab jeBt
an Der Spite Der Neutrality-suspicious. 2incplns
Elm Mann ltebt, ben gu beIie9en cine @bre lein
iptrp. /" -a1n #r
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Gin @pipn.

@leranbrta, Is. Mu9. Der fribere
@lert i'm @enius-8 Bureau, 6lwers, Der am 8, D.
ben 8erIuG maGte, bic NilitGrs3inie 3u iiber~
I6retten uup fetsenpmmm purpe, bate Elm Ser
bEr uup pnrpe In SUl9e peieu naG 8albtnstpn
abeeliefert. .taf95 Hss1 spsa ags1
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~
MmA Nef1 &nhem.

9pntsStlte. IA, Auenlt. 9te o9tttl'
bod @a3ftte" empfeblt bic 9lnlteOuns bes Sen,
ISpbnltpn als Sberbefeblsbaber i'm @ftlFlfpPt'
IGbale,
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@tne

Sef. 3bpmpipu, Der bic Sadrn' idsn 9tduber-
banpen i'm & %iibOlten %fonmanpirt, b1t %fpl9enbe
Proclamation %erlaifen, Die mas blil9enben Blob
finn unO Naipitat betrift, bis jsbt uuiibertrpfen
paleBt:
Nn mas 8Ott Mi0Ouri's,
N}iiourisr @rRebt Sud fir Cure tGu5ltGsn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

SHERIFF SALE. +.

I1Y virtue 4 execution Issued ont of the CfFCu-
Court 81 lava County State Of iseonsn under the
said court, directed aRd teiiv-rdei in IA
OF James James junior and AGAINST Levi r Craft
have taI day, Ao- ZsLh 4 D. 1850, seized and levied
all the title estate interest and claim that
said LeYi r. Craft had, the 4 day of prll 4 D.
iS.0 any tfn- thereafter and the following
described real estate sit: Part of out number
hundred and -eventy-lwo 152 in Hsrrison's
~ Mineral Point described follows: commencing
at the northwestern corner al sal lot thence south Tor
fs5i degrees ht -s'.-ed .Bi eighty two
feet (s} thence south seventy t1u} degrees, east two
hundred and forty tive i245 feet. tHsnce north thirty
fur and ourth b.. degrees ninety fsJj feet
Spruc. street place Of beginning, containing
66U0 OF land. also the undivided two tirs part
of tot hundred and seventy l12J con
tanning 41:i00 OF and also lot number % In
~troE's alteration uf Mineral Pninl also los number
= auJ three 81 block number twenty -eigll
rs ia Strong othe-s addition Mineral Point,
Iaxa County Wisronsn which ~ll sell "A gulie
due highest &hd best bidder for cash the front
door Of tle Court House the city Of Mineral Point
Iowa county Wisconsin Saturday tns 18th day Of
Janusrv A -. 1901 two Ocnck in the afternoon OF
duv. ucl thereof will be to sat
the sal humid Ell and seventytvso dollars
s27Z i0J and Interest thereon from the
2yth day % september ls6o b sides costs Of sale
Dated Sherifl-s oice, Mineral Point Nov. 26 Is6).
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
Sheriff o: Iowa CO. Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
Samuel Hendy. Plaiu.if.


Bethue; C. Church. D .. Powers Asa Landphere and
Jane franklin, Defendants.
state Of WISCONSIN, Iowa County Circuit Court.
The Psa: desires ihe trial of t- action Tany there
be. Le had in the County OF iowa
The state ct Wisconsin to Bethuel e. Church, u. }
Powers Asa Luudphere an Jane Frank in, Defendants
You are h-frby summoned and required the
conn faint III ih5s nc ion, which Sled in The Office
VI 4ttk iscuIt Court AMI for Iowa
IS, the 18th aay of Nov, $500 OF which copy lie
herewith served upon you, nd serve copy 81 your ans
tie suisse ib-rs theIr office ia ihe clty Of
slime al .uins. Iowa County state 1T Wisconsin. within
ninety dsv aier ne service hereof, exclusive Of te
day 81 such service; and II Tail tue
atHt aforesaid, the piaini Will apply 20 the Court
for TIE net demanded the paint Dated Nov
l9th 1850
Corr :-s~uoRE x SrDDrTH. Attorneys for Plain if
vi mess the Hon Mont gamey NJ Co hrcn. uge 81
l. > Said Court and the seal OF said Cuu this
lIih tav ct Nov eu5-r. 4. D. 1SrU-
Attest JriR C.iInlus Clerk OF Circuit Court, Iowa
tusnig Wis
u5U-sHjI.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
a d - LDBH.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Edward s Rouse an =, jam. F Bov nan. Plaintiffs
against

Edward 5 Rouse ans, jams F Bos nan. Plaintiffs.
against
Rodney ~ Whirp'e, F. ), Alley and J. Billings Defs'-
The state nsin the above named defendant
lYOC hef euy summoned TO answer the c0mpla Il
1 II the above named Plaintiffs which tiled l.
flee at theCler Of in and for Iowa
county Wisconsin. he 2sIh day of November, 1860,
where the he, and to c'fy Of
vour subscribers 1t this Law and Col
ing office Of Coab. Aessulnre >Gdtuth, in the OF
Naetal +, int, Iowa cosnty Wisconsin,, within :snty
tse service pf This summons 90
day service. you fail sati
plant HEREBY required, he Plaintiff. NH -ake jus
meat against for tine thos ana ana aud ty-
xix oue-nuudreths Dotitr~ together win interest
six hundred ana NInst-ea ami iarty oae-huniretss
Dollars. from the IA dav OF September, $50. aud
Three Hundred and Eizityls0 aud forry-iN e-ifun-
dse..tf- Dollars from r 10Th dav Srpsmirr lsGO.
besides the costs u ts aeon. Dated November 2si,
1870
COBB, MEssNoR. * SUgDCTH Attorneys for the Pla
witness the Hon u. CoT#kEy, Judge OF said
l. > Court and the Sc 70 81 stid Count, this ssh Jay
SoveI nis-r. 1850.
50-6w Attest. JOHN CONMINS Clerk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

PuHLr3 ScnooLs.-rhe new term of our
Public Schools commenced yesterday
We found no time to visit he schools dur
ing the last quarter, though all agree IL
saving they were never in a more flour sh-
ing condition than al the present time.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

eY II will be seen by reference TO the
Prospectus Q. Tie Ner- York ledger, which
-ill be found Il ano:her column. that tie
proprietor q that popular veekiy has secured
al array Of distinguished contributors for ~,
beea equaled by any publication IN The world
Tle Ledger IS always characterized b. high
moral toue. and has circu iatiou larger than
tat ~ any other to literary journals in the
country.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

HlcHIE LAw.-TLe FIST number Of this
new payer haihng from Madison Is before rs
1t Is designed a Central Organ Of Tempe
rance, Religion. Education, &c. Termcs s. 90
psyajie IL advance Address Herbert Reed
editor, Madison WIS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

T. Our Carrier tenders his thanks to
his patrons for heir liberaliiy on New
Years day. He hopes to repay them BIZ
his punctualily in furnishing them with the
TRgu> from week 70 week during lo6I.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

8rH OF J>>tAKv This day, long to be
remembered by the friends Of "Old Hiek
ory.' passed of sery quietly in this city
the P o Department and NJ G.'s being
the only parties that paid d. respect
TO the day, the Miners Guards fired
salute Of thirty-six guns in the evening.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

LOOK HgKE.-Persons who propose pay
ing the Printer in Wood, Flour, Corn, &C.,
will please take notice that nos is the nc
ceptab.e tine. All these articles are wanted.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
:" anteG.

:" anted,
]. exchange for debts due tbs office,
WOOD,
FLOUR.
OATS,
CORN.
BUTTER,
and in abort almost anything the Farmer
haste spare. for which the highest market
prise riill be paid.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

BusI~Ess has been unusually active in our
city during the asst week. The fine sleigh
ing has been improved by farmers, aud our
teams loaded with Wheat. Oate, Corn
Pork. " ood. &c. all of which have found
a ready mafke, fair prices, and enable,
hundreds 10 return To their homes with
smiling aces and faiI pockets. The low
prices al which our Merchants are selling
goods, and the liberal ices paid COR ne rly
everything of red in market, is rendering
Mineral Point TIE centre of business for
larce section Of country
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08
large section Of country


THr PILsRTH Tins i TIA, name 81 n uear
LILLE quarto sheet which made its apgea--
anee from this Office On tn 1T list Il Is
devoted e tn interests Of the Primitive
Bic hodist Connexion, TO whom it, Pub
Usher looks fer support The edi,ori de
partment j. under tn supervision Of Rev
JohS CowES, who is ready writer. and
~ea posted u Inc doctrines and us. ges o.
the Church whose interests II advocates -
Nf FHoNAs BlsHer. WHO o'tend. 10 /, e
mechanical dep 'rtmrft Of tie P.LoRlu Il
good prasicai Printer, and fa- b;~.
guarantee The regular issue and neat ap-
pearance q the PrLoRrN, which deserves.
and We hop will receive nhe. al patron
age from the friends IF the cause it advo
Gates.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-01-08

Daniel g Eawsou ana Elijah c I-inuell, plaintiffs
against
Rodney ~ Whip J., one Alct and Billings who's
Chris names are uns nuWn. Defendants.
IfNa COUNTY Circuit Court.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-19

f5 An esteemed friend at distance writes
us letter calling our attention TO the Union,
the Constitution and the Laws We should
be most gratifed if these pledges of national
and individual freedom were still what they
were in the better days of the Republic, but
we have lost our confidence in them all as
interpreted and enforced by the instruments
of drspOtism at Washington. They are now
sought TO be made an engine of inequality
and oppression against US and our rights
Our only safety, Gus only hope for continued
freedom is in a pew Union, a new COnstitu
ton and new laws. Ten thousand Tennes-
scans are now in the field, fifty thousand will
be, and, if need be, one hundred thousand
will step forth to sustain the rights of the
people. The issue cannot be avoided. We
have stood steadfastIy by the Union. until we
have seen both its constitution and laws vio-
lated, and the rights of the Southern people
totally ignored. A government administer
ed as that of the United States, so called, is
d despoIism compared with which that OF
Russia or Austria would be unlimited free
dom.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-19

The BLoCKADE.--Letter from Lord Lyons-
The following is an extract from a letter by
Lord Lyons to the British Consul at Mobile,
dated May Sth:
"The best advice you can give British
ships Is to get off as fast as possible without
serious Inconvenience.
aAfter the effective blockade has been
commenced, they will be allowed fifteen days
to take their departure, but they will not be
allowed to carry out any cargo or part of
cargo taken on board after the effective
blockade was actually begun. Indeed, &C,
cordiLg to the rules of blockade, believe
they will be liable to confiscation for at
tempting to go out with cargo shipped af
ter the commencement of a blockade. But
the effective blockade does not begin until
the blcckading squadron actually appears of
the port.
''The Presidents proclamation is only the
declaration of an intention TO blockade"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-19
An Error Corrected.
JACKSON, Tenn, May 18th,

JACKSON, Tenn, May 10Th, lS61-
EDITORS PATRIOT In your paper of the
18th appears the following paragraph:
@- We learn from the Carroll PatriOt
that the 'Hon. VIM. ii. Stephens, of jackson,
visited Lexington on Monday last 10Th inst }
for the purpose of making a speech in behalf
of the South; but the Union men Kissed him
down, and actually would not let him speak. +"
Somebody certainly has been badly hoaxed.
At the invitation OF the people of Henderson
county, and after long notice, did make a
speech for the South at Lexington on the 9th.
The audience was very large, and composed
of both Union men and Southern Rights men
1 was listened to with marked and consider
ate attention throughout; was not interrupt
ed or Kissed, nor treated with the slightest
disrespect of any kind; but, on the contrary,
was received with the utmost courtesy and
KINDNESS.
When concluded, T. P. Scurlock, of this
place, was called out, aud followed me in a
speech OF two hours, on The same side He also
was treated with courtesy aud patient atten-
ton, and when ne closed, the audience dis
persed in the greatest good temper 90 far as
know OF believe.
The Carroll Patriot has been misled by
somebody into the publication Of an article
which does injustice to the people of Hender-
son, and consider it my duty to make the
proper correction.
WIN. q. STEPHENS.