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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

Foundry a. Machine shop.

COMMERCE STREET. Mineral Point, " Wi>censiE.
- The subscribers having leased Tor a term OF
yetrs. the shop and Foundry formerly occupied bv
WIn. LaDyon would inform The public -hat they are
prepared TO build repair il kinds "t Machinery
generally wanted in this section of the country.
With new tools and increased facilities for doing
work. and having heen lons engaged in the business
Of Engineers and Machinests in various shops
throughout the nitet States. trust that We shaQ
be abI- to give entire satisfaction to al Who may
favor with their patronage
We will attend to setting up and starting steam
En- Ciues, and other machinery All klnus OF
CASTINGS IN IRON OR BRASS
done on the shortest possible notice Also Turning
ami Fitting reasonable terms a ca be done ia
anv city in the West.
Wagon Boxes. Sleigh Shoes. and Pipe Boxes kept
on haus and Turui he'd At " boleSaie or Retail
Reaping, Moving, and ThreshIng Machines, and
other
AGO. -LrCRAL IMPLEMENTS REPAIRED
with ncatness and Dispatch
All orders machinery or repairs promptly
attended 10. and al work warranted.
JOHN LANYON,
B. PURlNTuN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

ID wick. one two wear Ola Heller. Suotte6-1rindla
and white. hind parts lf leopard color No arti
icial marks Uncovered. The owner wall please call
prove property. pay charges and take hcr av
c -. HEATH.
Waldvics. Dec. 18Th. 1861 -50-fw.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

es~ California, so lately dependent on
the East Tor her manufactured eond~ sends
her soldiers into the Federal service uni
formed in home manufactured cloth
More than this, the sheep from which the
wool was taken, the spin1lcs and looms by
which the rAw material was made into
cloth, were all produced in California;
and enough the uniforms were of supe-
rior quality, they cost but s. each-a less
sum than those furnished by any other
State
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

Distances ~ MIssoUEL-Thc distances
from St LoIis To prominent and impor-
tant points throughout Missouri, are a.
follows 10 Jefferson City, I25 miles; to
Seda!ia, lS9 to Lexington, 23S; to Cape
Girardeau, l50; to Birds Point, 200; to
Pilot Knob, 81 to Rolla, 49, to Spring
field, 233 from Sedalia t. Warreusburg
the distance is b miles to Clinton, IS;
to Warsaw, 56; to independence, %; to
Kansas City, l09; from Clinton to Oscc-
ola the distance is % miles, and to Boliver
30 From Boliver to Springfield the dis
tatnce is 30 miles. From Springfield to
Carthage the distrnce is D miles; to Ne
osha, 20; to Faycttev lie Arkans :. los;
to RoIla, l22; to Lebanon. 80 From
Cape Girardcau :" Pilot knob the dis
Jancc is 50 miles From pilo. X oh to
Pocahontas, Arkansas. the distance is 100
miles
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

IAyING now completed all the necessary Ma
L chIDerv for the purpose. the subscriberis IS pre-
pared to 60 ala kinds OF Turning on the shortes
notice. and the most reasonable terms, A. hii
shop on Chestnut street, few door. north from
NiitoE's JOHN CItWNEY,
RICHARD CLARK.
nuzrv J. ISL 3jtf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

BGs~ While it Is my intention to pre-
serve the strictest economy and account
ability. | think the last dollar should be
expended and the last man armed to bring
this unholy rebellion to a speedy and per
manent closc-Secretary Of Var.
There is the right kind of grit 1t is
lust about what we said last March
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

Ia the matter of the Last Will and Testament Of
Bernard FrcgoniuE, Deceased.
T" all persons whom it msy coucern-Notics j.
hereby given that the Fina- Account Of John IRE
coming Executor Of said Last VIE and Testament,
viii be examined before the Judge of this Court
Monday, the 9Th DAY Of January lsf2. At the Court
House IN the Village Of DoErviilc, in said County.
l. ~ STRONG, County Judge.
nAte.i ne-n -nrlhar q. 1851
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

SECRETARY CAMERON MODIFIED. The
first report printed as that of the Secretary
Of UGr, 1t appears is not that OF the Sec
retarv, but only that of Simon Cpmeron.
The President has overruled him. The
report as officially delivered and published
has on the subject of contrabands what
follows "onlv that and nothing more
at is already Il grave question what
shall be done with those slaves who are
abandoned by their owners on the advance
of our troops into Southern territory, as ut
Beaufort district in South Carolina. The
number left within our control ut that
point is very considerable. and similar
eases viii probably occur What shall be
done with them Can we afford To send
them forward to their masters. to be by
them armed against US. or used in pro
ducing supplies to maintain the rebellion
Their labor may be useful to Us: Withheld
from the enemy it lessons his military re
sources, and Withholding them has no ten
dcncy to induce the horrors of insurrec
ton, even in the rebel communities
They constitute military resource anG
being such, that they should not be turned
over TO the enemy Is too plain TO discuss
Why deprive him of supplies by block
ate, end voluntarily give him men to pro
duce supplies The disposition to be m. dc
of the slaves of rebels after the clio = OF
the war can be safely left to the wisdom
and patriotism of Congress The repre-
sentatives the people will, unIucstiona
bly,, secure TO the loyal Shareholders every
r@ht to which they are ctitlcd under the
constitution of the country.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
TENSIONS AND BOUNTY

To disabled SoiGiers Sea1aen and Marines. and
otAer hetrs n these r4o died or been
kiil~d n tie
IHAS- c TUCKER Attorney for Claimants Bonn
I ty ISHd ana Pension Agent Washington CITY,
T. G. Pensions procured for Soldiers. ~camen aud
Marines Il the present tho disabled by rea-
cf wounds received disease contracted W ii
IN service and Pensions, Bounty Money aud Area :
uf Pay oltaIue. f1r widows other heirs OF those
who have died or been ktltsd while in service.
Bounty Land procured for services u an army oi
the other wars CHAS. & TUCKER
Washington. y. { q,
And ALEN WILSON
Mineral Point Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

rn, ". Fl. Foster and Geo J. Gay, of
Monroe, Green county, volunteers IN the
3rd Wisconsin, who were wounded IN the
action near Harper's Ferry on the 10th
Of October have returned home on fur
Tough of twenty days Their wounds are
1ninr tKnIl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
TAMILY KNITTING MACHINES

L T. B. Aiken's Family Knitting Machines arc
now decided be the best knitting machines tor
family ase in the world and IS offered for saIe by II
r. BEEBE of piattevillc, Wis Also agent Cor the
counties Of Grant, IaFay yette and Iowa Persons
wishing information send for pamphlets the art
of knitting mschiues awards Of commit -eS also
testimonials of operators and opinions of press
10 the above family knitting machines where now in
use- Address II. r. BEEBE.
Platteville. Grant Co. Wis.
August 29th. 1891. S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

The OLDEST REcoED The oldest of all
records of which we have any knowledge
was written upon a swif.-hyine ray Of
light Sir William lIcrschci estimate /
that some of the nebule which ware
fai.tly visible by means Of his forty-foot
reflector were 80 remote that light occu-
pied two millions of years in coming from
them to rs. Consequently we see the
nebule, not as they are now, but as they
were two millions of years ago. Looking
in the telescope we are reading the very
oldest OF histories Since the nabu e had
the form It presents to us-Since the ray
of light started forth to convey the intelli-
gencc of this form, races of men have
advanced from barbarism to civilization
and have written voluminous histories,
which have mouldercd into dust: and vet
the light bears its shining record across
the ages, as bright as when it was so GU
rlously written upon the fvin@ ray.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

CoHUNDECN-If it take eight horns of
bad whisky per day to preserve the health
Of a captain, how much does q private
soldier need
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
MO@ES VI. STRONG

II AN1ER, Mineral Point, Wisconsin, Oficc one
door vest Of the Pre>by terrain Meeting House.
10 the building foimeriy occupied BY the United
States f.sud Of6ce.
Nr Strong uili transact any profession business
y which he may ~ -mploved in the counties of
-tFa, In Fsv-tt-, Grant. or Richland- vl3n3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
Wright & Hatch's Stage Line.

Il he Proprietors beg leave inform the travelling
4 public that they running
Daily Line OF Stages
Between Mineral Point and PlattevifIe A: Leaving
Mineral Point At l O'Clock, z. VI AMI also leaving
Fiattrvi!Ie fpr neral Point the same hour each
dag. Their stages also leave PlattevlIc for Prairie
du Ch len Lancaster, Tuesdays and FRIDAYS af
each week, aud return from PFsirie du Chen to
Platteyille Mondays and Thursdays.
Good teams. easy coaches and careful drivers NAV
be relied upon The patronage OF the public i
HcIted- ftf1 WRIGHT y HATCH.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

IlG the subscriber, residing in the town Of High
ID land, OF about tae 18th day of November.
l>6- 3ark lay hg rSe colt, three years old last
spring, sweeney cd in right shoulder and rolled in the
breast shoes oH fore feet The owner i request
- 90 prove property, pay charges and take The same
away VA. HCNTABLE.
Hi-LL.ns w ao 1871 10.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

RAJ The Richmond Examiner says that
$50, 600 has be N raised in the South IN
contributions to the widow and children
Of jackson, of Alexandria, the murderer
Of Ellsworth.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
ESTRAN CANES

VEHERE has been two Calves running with my cat
i tie since July, Gray Steer with red neck.
and pale yellow Heifer, with little white in the
and take them away. FSANCIS LITTLE.
nLAnand GEove. Nov. 10Th. ls6l.-4g- 4w.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
TAKEN IP

DY the Subscriber. living At Rock Branch. in the
ID Town II Mineral Point about the lSt inst, One
Red 1earling Steer. with piece Of the lcf;
of One REQ and White Nrtriiu- Steer with White
face, and Red au3 White yea-lng Hefer with
White face. They have been running with my cattle
nearly all summer The owner. or owners, are re-
oucs;ed 70 call prove property paw charges and take
hem away WI. SUFFERS.
.rnfer l5 Isfl-4v4S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
DISSOIJTION NOTTCF

fI'HE partnership herctatorc existing between the
4 undersigned IN tde Painting business under the
firm 81 GarereH 4 Thomas was dissolved by utuaI
consent on the LIST day OF December inst
CHARLES C0TTERELL.
WILLIAM TIL 1NAS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

- NEN Err IT. Dealer a Dr ~ Goods. Groceries Pro
II visions H.rl~are. &c. yellow stone. Wis
November u. $50 "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
Live and Let Eivc!.
and Sho-

'INHE Subscriber has opened a Store next door be
low Gun1-y's, on Hi gh Street, for the exclusive
sale of Boots AID Shoes where lie viii keen al all
times complete assortment Of ladies' and Cbildrers
Boots and Shoes, consisting o. Fine English Serge
Gaiters. fine Kid, Calf aud No;occo Balmorals Dou-
bic a06 Single SoleS with different patterns ct alt
and Kid, aihinE Boots ami Shoes for Isji,s az
different varieties Of ClIdren's Common and Fine
B1l-a7rals.
BOYS KIP AND COARSE BOOTS
Mems Kip and Double Soled Boots. Ladies Hose.
Buck NittsnS and Gloves, Thread. Pins Needles &c
all II which have been bought for CASH and will be
sold a. Low as can be bought IN Mineral Point.
Call and examine our goods
I. y. SARGENT.
Mineral Point, Nov. 25th.-4S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

DY the Subscriber. in the City of Mineral Point.
ID year';n- Heitcr red with sEots and tip of
the left The owner j. requested to call. prove
property. pay charges aud taar II Enquire At
+. allen X Cos Store. THOS- Afford.
Mineral Point, Dec. . lS6l. .-+w-5 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE
Is PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY,
In the old Eagle saloon. opposite the Iowa County
Bank, Mineral Point, Wisconsin, BY
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subscription Rates.
Terms of Advertising. 4

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Twelve lines NonpareI type. compact matter, Or
their equivalent in space, viii be counted a
square.
Professional and Business Cards, 81 4 line, per
year Tor the first dve lines and fifty cents Tor each
additional line.
Estray Notices, Published four weeks, - for \
single animal. and dfty cents for each additionaI
animal in notice.
Lrgal Notice. at statute rates.
Special Notices, leaded and kept inside, bavin z
precedence Of ordinary advertisements, 80 per
advance ordinary rates
Notices OF neetings charitable societies, &c. halt
price.
dverti-em-nts not accompanied with directio u $
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Al FransteHt Adrerti,ements must b paid for in
aeraree. This rule viii nor he varied frt m
YEARLY Advertisers allowed the privilege chang
ing quarterly.
o Advertisement considered less than square
bills eDLLEerABIE QUARTERLY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

THEORY or CoNsUmTIoN-At a late
meeting of the Academy of Medicine.
Paris, DIR. Piorry read a paper on the
treatment of consumption, in which he
laid down tie following propositions -
First, pulmonary phthissis is a combina-
ton of multilarious variable phenomena.
Second, there does not and cannot exist
a specific medicine against it. Third
neither iodine nor its tncture, neither
chlorine nor sea salt, nor tar are anti
phthisical remedies. as some have pre-
tended Fourth, while there are no spe-
cilicS against this disease, there are svs-
TENS Of treatment to be followed in order
to conquer the pathological states which
constitute the disorder Fifth in order
TO cure consumptive patients. the peculiar
affections under which they labor must be
studied, known and counteracted bv APP
propriatc measures. Sixth. the tuberclc
in the lungs cannot be cured by the use
OF any known remedy. but good hyeicnic
precautions may prevent its Development
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
COBB X -InDtTEI.

AWNERS. hiucral Point, Iowa county " isconsin.
i : Successors to Cob1 x NesSnere. and cobb Mess
more Sud3uth. Viii attend 10 professional bust
ness and correspondence heretofore. ofice oppo-
site court house, up stairs 1871
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

There are - 800 miles Of railroad in
nirotl - tt.~. ami J.Hn miles of .anals
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
JOHN 1t. WESTON.
b FNJ. C.. SCOTT.

NOTARY Public, Convey ancer. and ieuersl Agent
~ Lindea lows county. Wisconsin IotI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
RAIL ROAD TIME TaKIE

(HASGE Of Time. To take effect Monday, NJ
u /, ISL
MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

con stantly on hand and for ale low.
WILLIAM LANYON, $.
Mineral Point, Sept 23d, 1861. vI+-n3S-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

nFFfCE j. soFetrs Block, Up stairs, Miners
~ Point Wisconsin say
rA~HEONaBIE

FASHIONABLE
BARRERING AND HAIR DRESSING Z
'I'HE subscriber h-vinS recently opeueJ a shop in
The roem Nij ming the iueraI Poiut Book
store u prepared y ajt upor customers ~ snv honr
% the dav- SHAVING. SHANPOONING HAIR
DRESSING Se.. tnue IN the best manner and most
fashionable stvteS
Nv strict attention 10 his husine~. and arden <i re
So please he hape~ ~ merit ard receive share a
patronage ef the citizens OF Mineral Point.
Gentlemen, please ealI and Siva him = tri-I
=. T.. TIL RNER
Mineral Foiat June 81 1851. 2f-tf.
FASHIONABLE BARRIER.
GE0RGE SrPEI having d .te5 ny his shop ia the
~ most approved style. is prepared 70 Shave,
Dress Hair, Shampoo. etc. al who MAY favor him
with call. He VIII also afieud TO Bleeding, Cup
ping. and leechin, short notice and ia the best
manner of the science.
The most perfect satisfaction warranted in All
Dir. WI. HiI.DEBRAND
DHYSICTAS, Surgeon. Sn1 Arcouc hsu- Mineral
1 Point. Wis. once door above Sprasue' :
Gun shop. High Street. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

a. Iii. O.. AIRY ,
ALEXANDER Wilson.

4 TToRSEY At Law ant Solicitor in Chan,
Il Mineral Point. Onee iu the co..rt house
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
a Assigssee,@ sale.
THE BEST QUALITY OF FLOUR

kept At all times and sold at the lowest cash price.
ALL FLOUR WARRANTED.
and delivered TO families in and adjoining tile city,
without extra charge
Flour at all times exchanged 70: good Wheat on the
ra..st faEnrahL. Trims
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
Our Instantaneous Stereoseopic Views are
Th, Cren.est wonder of the .rc

The Greatest wonder of the s &C.
These taken in the fortieth part OF 4 secoud i.
J the rushing of water. the moving of leaves or
the Uching Of army, does not N the slightest
dtg-ee affect the taking Of these views Tkry are
sold FOR $50 per dozen.
have also on hand and mrnuftct e The largest
asso ostment OF Sterros-opes, Phuto-rat = Albums
ami Photographic Materials in the [ mite States,
and perhaps in the world
Catalogues. containing lists of all our Portraits
Views. stereoscopes, &c sent free by mail on receipt
OF = stamp
L. ANTHONY. 50I Broadway.
43-1y near st Nicholas Hntel. \. Y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
GEORGE W. CoBR.


DR0DUCE anJ general Commission Merchant
L sealer % Salt, Water Lime, &c. stone ware
house. near r. r. Depot, Mineral Point. 1912
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
IN PROBATF-IoWA 60 Court

Bg \. = = / FfS, I nuer SAeTlU
DUNN & READ, Att'y for PrG.
Dated December 4th, lS6l.-5O-tds
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22
Grand Review Of Troops.
Curious Discussion at the
Prentice Supper, Ergla
l NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Gun-boat Conestoga Routes
the Tennessee Rebels.

WAsHIEaToS, November 2l.-Lord Lyons
has made no offensive comments upon the
Mason and Slidell affair. The reports 10
the prejudice of that minister which have
been put in circulation are positively. con
tradicted in diplomatic circles here 1t is
quite certain that Lord Lyons will commit
no breach of courtesy. If he has any CON-
muuications to offer, they viii be made in
IN official form, but there Is no Indication
that such action: Is ; eeqsemEiate4. The
facts in the case ara very cleat; and tEat
our Government ought 10 seize tss rebel
Commissioners is too clearly established 70
adrait Of much argument.
Col. Mcleod MLrpay's regiment gave AN
sxaToitioa o. 5hs laode Of laying = Foafoon
bridge over the Aasces1a river. Fue work
was eapidly aud skiufullg performed.
Gov. Pierpont and STAFF base arrived here
from Wheeling, Va.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
TO BE FILLED

And nov hsrs i aPpeating 20 the CoHinnon Coun-
ca OF tbs Gig 4 Evansville, that -lot 10. Is th
ElJcE NJ ~ L&saits 1-'c ttJ % Granville j.
sltu..tea LAS WltLeT cot-cSs and remains stag
rhereJz4s All SEner owners " sad LO.
ars Hereby directe4 ana rsqutzS4 by III sal coun.
eIi . e - zAio dot u ACT heighJ lsW. pre-
te-E @1e4 r yni collecting All remaining sszguAn
tEeseJn, ~ Aiu thirty days from tie passage 81
This dee
4. Patrick EGr1e, Clsrkof tns City Of Evansville
DO hersoy ceEEIfy thai the frsE .iag - Leue sad
a.L4pss.o coy OF Al 0rosr said Council, passed
the 6sE Iay Of Giyi a. u. 1871, Gar Il teGIes
70 thG WIEl51 uans Lot.
IL rltaes5 = hsrgof have hsrsau4s subscribed
ry name and hixe1 Eh5 seal Of All Cttg, tLi l3th
suxI4 PATRICK BUREE. i.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22

60 The on,g S6z-nnaJ os ia Interrupted
cou4mn nication st present begwseR the loyal
and rebel States, is through Henderson,
Ky. There 10 quite a local trade between
Henderson, ara Hopkinsviile and the 6iti-
zans OF eaeh pace pass and TepAss daily
without obstruction. Il il we'll understood
mat Senator Powell add Henry D4lism, of
Hsadersoa. 81 q pathizs with The rebellion,
ana tnstIbey are in daily communication
VIII TIE reoeis Al aopkiusvilIs. We call
The attention Of CSt J4pes, who Is iE com.
mard Al Henderson, 20 this fact Louis-
vile J0ufsaak
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22
Gallant Feat or SIX kentucky Boys
under AZ, *. WfiIIanE' Command,
Gem pailY =, Cupt. 4 B. BAner.


Gallant Feat or SIX E6eatucbSy Boys
under H.. *. WiiIIaraEs Command,
Gem palsY q, Capt. 4. b. EAI1er.
4 day or Two si0ee small squad of pris
vates got leave Of absence to see their fsnai-
lies in Galloway county, some hfty miles
from Canp General Smith, at tnls place.
TIER Bames are James Henderson,, Y. D.
ltfras T. T.. Aauafd, J. w Parker, Henry
He-4 sson, T. g. SeUily.
They went out home near the Ten nesses
iias Wben il was "a sored they we're IL
the neigheorhoed Capt. Bouriaud, who had
msde up regular esvalry company and
been sworn into tbs Confederate service,
with nine Of his men, started 10 capture
Col. Williams men, but these brave boys
being on the alert waited untn they ar
gved al HendersoR's house, when they sur
rounded the rebels and captured the whole
squad, nine, the OHptsin included, bat the
Captain afterwards made bis escape in the
bushes. H
The names CT these men are Captain J.
n. Bourland, James Albrittain, lao. Lima,
Josiah Balance. j. r. Mcknight, VIM, il.
Duncan,J. NJ. Taylor, Gilbert Hart, and
Arch. Bogard. All honor To- these brave boys.
The rebels Of this part of the state had
better stand frou under, for Cox Williams
Is getting 3. Formidable force Of as brave
boysas ever shouldered q musket and being
well acquainted WITH the geography Of the
country, aad ali hle roads, Deigh oorhoods,
&c, " III render incalenIable service.
The richness Of the joke, however, con
sIsis in siRs men. with doabls barrel guns,
making eightsea shots, being captured by
six men, with only single barrel guas, and
sonly six shots. Union Picket Guard.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-22
.. Jauss Ne.yerle. g

ST JaHSs, NoveA Orr ze.-Ths tele-
graph line breakers are 5tiil Al work. TIE
wires were cut on Taesaay njgal.
The City Of aanchesFer'S news was de-
iaysd by b-eakiog the .iae. The liue has
been cut every hourro-dass Ne have uosn
and horses cut to repair i. The Haroor
Graes line IS believed 10 DO utterly 6e-
stroyed.
The election takes place TO day. Quiet
will probably prevail hereafter.
The steamship City q New ork win
arrive of Cape Race aoatt midnight. Theirs
are no prospects OF boarding her. "a ss.s