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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY CIRCUIT
COUkF-H- G. Cutler The unknown hc.4s OIL
Aaron Adams deceased, ana Harriet y. Adams.
ID virtue of Is Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
made and entered in the above entitled cause in
tine Circuit Court, in ant Tor said county iowa,
Stat" "t Wisconsin, on the 10Th dag Of FEBRUARY,
D., 1851, will. on the 81 day OF AUGUST, A. H..
1861, At o'clock ia te afternoon ol Thai dSy expose
for sale and sell at pubhc aucipn 70 the highest
best bidder tor cash, the front the Court
House, IN the village Of Dodg.yillc in said Iowa
Count Wisconsin the e. flowing desert bed rea
much thrreofa- shall h~ sufficient to satisfy the
Judgment in this action, with interest costs Il,
wit: lot or parcel at land situate, lying and
ing IN tine Village 81 DodgecIllc, I'm the County
Iowa and STATE OF W Wisconsin. and bounced tolo-
to wit: beginning the east sIde OF Union street.
twenty -four GA feet from the uorth-west corner al
block seven -, ding To th. recorded plat
SAID Village. and RAINING thence sp Union street
one hundred and twenty-five G12/ test TO atnke.
thence east, varying little north one hundred anG
twelve (ll2) feet less, Robert : Black
line, To stone firmly set. thence south along stit
line Eu drea ana thIetv-three tl@3l feet The
brook within twenty four 81 feet 81 me northern
line 81 block no & tt~ucr the place
beginning. being the property conveyed by Curtj--
Beech and wife to Aaron Adams.
Dated sheriff, Office. N1uoral Point. pril ths 3sth
a. D., 1861. GEORGE ME-SER-NITH
Sheriff. Iowa COUNTY. Wis.
l.. 81. STHoSe, Plaintiffs = Attorney. IS-Sa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
Indiana Stumptail

The shower OF the Free Banks of Indiana
IS becoming altogether too plentiful. There
Is no reliance to br placed in tins stuff No
m"H should touch it. It Is '.stumpta,i," and
al nlng else. The securities on which the
notes are based, consist, In large measure of
secession State stocks. We are told that
many Of them are worth not more that sixty
cents on the dollar. The brokers yesterday
paid ninety cents for the ordinary some Of
them paid - for small lots of the choicest
bit all touched i, ginSerly. except those who
were engaged IN shaving 1t on the commun-
ty No man Is safe in taking 1t at more than
ninety cents, and the sooner he cts it slide
out OF IN, pocket the better Our advice to
the people of Illinois is, to beware of "Indi-
ana Free bank currency. 1t viii sting like
serpent and bite like an adder.-Chicago
Iribni.e
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
GREAT BANK RIOT II MILWAUKEE.
AitcheFs Bank completely rjddle9-THe
Military called out order partially
restored


Milwaukee, June 24-There is terrible
riot gong on here. People are breaking open
banks and tearing down buildings Stones
are hyIng in all directions. Military here -
The Fourth Regiment at Racine Is called for.
Nh chefs Bank Is opened and smoke Is is~u
ing from The building. 4 rush has lust been
made towards the Juneau Bank
Milwaukee, June 81. II \. M-The mob
have completely riddIed Mitchel's Bank. de-
stroyIng all the furniture ana papers they
could get hold of. The money and books are
sale IN the vaults. Several clerks, with Mr..
Mitchell himself were Inside. and one of them
was taken out insensibie The mob after
wards stoned the State Bank, Bank OF Mil
waukee, Martins Banking office, and have
just CONNIE need 81, the juneau Bank.
he damage rs yet IS not very large The
Montgomery Guard, Capt O'Rouke, was
called on by the Mayor. After arriving on
the ground they refused to act The Zouaves
are nov oadlng with buckshot. We look tor
sad work
Milwaukee, - o'clock-Capt Hibbard's
company, an o Rouke's Montgomery Guards
are clearing Tie streets aud ma ing arrests.
The excitement IS going down. The Banks
are protected by the military, and 1t is hoped
the mob can he KEPT at bay
Milwaukee. June II, ocIock-The streets
are now cleared, and the mob driven back
The Banks are guarded by squads of soldiers,
and the streets taken possession OF Many
arrests are being made 10y the police and sol
dlers under the command of Gen Rufus
KING. The damage ii is hoped Is not 50 ex-
iensIye a AZ first Thought probable, the bank
ers having locked up Important papers and
bills In the yaGlts. Comparative quIct now
re'gns. The gallant Zouaves, under Capt
HIbbard, actel braveIy, and with much exc
cutIon. The Montgomery G. ards also acted
with much credit to themselves and their
captain. John ORouke
Milwaukee, June 24, ? p M-The militia
~ lave got the better of the rioters aud have
cleared the streets. statiouing guards at every
corner,and small squad at each * no one Is
permitted to pass without an order from the
officer IN command. Arrests are continually
beng made, and over Fifty are now IN custody
We can learn as yet OF none beng killed
Some are wounded but their names are not
known. The banks are all closed
The mob originated IN the 9th and 9th
wards. among he Germans bout 10 o'cluck
hey marched, headed By btud of music.
through East Water street till they arrived at
MHcheiIs. when the work of destruction
commenced. The damage Is not so great rs at
first feared, the papers of value aud the cur
rency having been locked up in the vault
The inside Of STATE Bank, MUchell's, and j .
b. Martins office, were completely rIddled
and burnt. The clerks in MltcheIls Bank
were badly bruised, bat 40 lives lost. or any
considered dangerously wounded
j. b. Martin and officers and clerks of the
State Bank made their escape without injury
The riot was caused by the bankers throwing
OUT more currency. There was cool deal
OF murmuring Saturday and Sunday, but the
action this morning was unexpected.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
OR DER
Stat. OF Tiseon.in, Iowa County, Circuit CLarr-
James Toay, Plaintiff,
against

Nicholas Coad. Edward Wash, the unknn7sa hci-a
of John Walsh, Prudence Tnoui,4. H. Nancarrow
Prudence Thomas I'd Mar. Ann Thomas, Grace Clutu-
err, Mary Afford, Thomas afford, KITTY Hooking,
samuel Hooking and others, unknown hfirs 81 lam.
Nancnrrs deceased and nj persons claiming title
thu northeast quarter a. the t-ts. quAgtrr
section 3, ia township north o. ralC9 osst, II
- q County Wisconsin, 1ef.uIaHts.
I T appearing by the affidavit Of 5araes ToAv, tho
obtain partition of the north cast quarter Of ts
south-wtst qaartcr Of section - ia Gown No north
Of range NJ. > .:5r, 10 Ioza CfUEly Niscnn.ip.
among the ert ptrtlss 70 This action according tc
their respective rights and tfat some OF the P7rt-
having interest IN said land to 81 The hnirS OF
John Walsh decreased and s5s o. lbs heirs q JaElv
Nancarrow decreased. are unknown ans that FdrAre
alsh. Prudence Thomas. ~ 10. Nauearro9, Fiu"enrs
TAomt 2d. n. \. Thomas -de out of t8 state ana
cannot be found tbeIeiBoToeTed that all rartr- IT.
tcrcSfct IN the aurtlI-easT air 81 tIv lou IN Wf~f y
@ec . town >. north range = east. ia lows +"untT
Va con-In, whereof partition = sought, be reqrFrl
- appear aud snsse- thu complaint in this action.
which filed ia thr Office az the CLERK 81 the Cir
cult Court for Town County Aforesaid, the Ssh d.
." Jun" 1901 10y the l9th dtr Of August a. D.. 1861.
and i further ordered hat t's order lie served per
soually upon - unknown drSraslauts anu the 10
f~ndants viii" rrsit!- Of this slater shat the
-e publ hef once in zach week Tor ~aceo.~s''
weeks. i. the N'nsra Point Tribune, the first puble-
,lon 10 hr made tie 4 Is Jaue infant.
D't.a Jane l1tA 1851. u. b. E0FhHhN,
sr-2s Circait Jaass
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28

WISCONSIN BAByEs.-A mong the Sank Couu-
" Rifle, Is young man named Chllds. tho
came from Mansion TO JON this company
He can out-lump or out-wreSfle anything in
these parts weighs $50 pounds, aud can
jump back ward on level ten feet Childs il
known Is Baby and from ms una9suming
manners is a great tavorite. He never drank
cup al tea. coffee or spirits IN his life, nor
does he tobaccu IN any form. Lcoa out
for the " Baby .'-Bardboo Republic.
Capt. r. Il. Dawes had full company Of
just suci. babies" organized herc.b the name
o: Lemon weir Minute Men. a harder set Of
men could not have been got togethcr.--
Tncy offered their services 10 the Governor
theirs being the eighth company that voun-
teercd for the But is better (?) men
We're found IN other places. the company was
not accepted. Many OF the men. like this
man Ch!lds have now joined other compan
les. bat Capt. Dawes c1u yet furnish 100 Ju-
ueau Comfy boys. a. hardy. active aud tenn
rcratc as Baby" Childs,-Nutston Star
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28

A UxEox SOLDIER HCyG ~ RGRrLs-A
young man named GAFF, residing III Green
castle, a. hung by the rebels At Harper ;
Ferry on Saturday OF las. week He was a
soldier IN the Federal army. but "a native OF
Virginia. He went over into Virginia. wiki
permit from his captain III Ia, pocket. 10
-eiEle ZIP some business THIS wa ali that
was 10 nd upon him. aud for harin., TINS he
wa. hung. The rebels that fall into FEDERAL
hand, are trea'ed differently Tnsy are fed
clothed. and sent back 20 q" some more fight
Ing against the Country .--H,iaa.ksc .Ssr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28

turtles ar all crowded with what mankind
lave lost All ages are pregnant with the
arts by which despots seduce the people TO
slavery. The mighty past thunders into the
ears Of Americans. Cling to the Union ::
let your devotion 20 1t be the only impulse,
passion and resolve of your hearts; the pres
ervation of II. under the constitution, e o.
iect OF your lives"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28

The La Crosse Hep~6.tcan thus speak. Of
the appointment OF Gen. Cobb 10 the Colon
elcy ot the 5th regiment:
Without doubt the appointment Of Gen.
Cobb 10 the comnant of one OF the WI-con-
ain Regiments i sound ~ every particular.
Some OF the rccIpieuts 81 the Governor : ia
vora have exhibited an unnecessary amount
OF ocu~ltIyeuea, in reference |" our criticisms
and comment, upon the military appoint
nent-. hut we must De permitted to say that
If experience, courage and prudence are or
any value 10 a com handing officer. Col. Cobb
will red ct honor upon the State and win
fresh irels IN tie spaere OF duty To which
he Is calleb
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28

MEssR5. EDEToRs believing that there
are some persons in this city who do not un-
derstand the position of the Union party, l
would, for the information of all, ask you to
repubtish an editorial from the Chicago Times
OF the 18th inst, headed The Duty" which
sets forth clearly what as Union men are
contending Tor. And oblige a
DEMOCRAT.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28

0sN StoTT AND IHr RrroErEK,- General
Scott i rcportcu Is sayin., hat he womb hav,.
sIp,ured the rehes at Harper. Ferry and all
ilelr muut5lfnS OF war. had II 10. been for
lie uc"o iiaarr press I'm their anxiety % give
'-.iy n'Ns) Net pinI tue rebel, tally po,,cti
- every movement OF the Ui.ued States
tro'..'. lie SAID = hr 'ro.af r..th-r hire on.
].'I' tr'3 rr5ol ses IN b5 ean9 h44 one ,.-.o.p.-
> ,,or-r =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
UNITED STATS HOTEL

For assurances ct madjetl attanulcntS Or Bret+ Is
permitted refer the puul;c DR.. NiIh.r rts H.
Pulord, OF this city u -. Eastman ana Robertson
PIatJeville; aud Drs- Burial and Beech of Do5rexi
and hopes is the exercise If professional skin nj
Prompness IA business to win nls share Of The put
lie cunu.euce.
Mineral Point, June 27th 1861. 2o.tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28

HUMoEs or THE WAR-The Secesh fell
lows Who were captured at Fairfax BY com
pany of L. s. Dragons. after being brought
INTO camp, gave a pretty lively account oi
their experiences The following verbatim
report. profanity and all (without which our
readers might doubt lis authenticity waSs a T.
ken down by correspondent of New York
paper a few minutes after he heard ii:
Talk about fighting whew. nv Cd ;
One company Of them reglafs of you New
! ork fellows can whip thousand of our
men by Cd. that's So ; I'll swar 1t on a bi-
BILE You ought TO have seen EN-. Look
heyar, reckon | wanted 10 get out Of the way.
Sures you're born they're Just like devils
they don't m'nd shots. Lord, they went
down the street where they cut, an SIashed
an shot. Our boz run like the dnv'!-then
is. Won ought TO have seen EN- cut up the
street ngain-hke blue devils, /. makes my
blood cold 10 think OF it. They shot every
way-knocked us from our horses, took our
pistol. and sabres away-mv Cd. how they
III. Why. Sir. I'll swar on 4 bible them South
a ID North Carolina fellows that's with a.
amt no account. They wont obey nobody
no dIsci p!ine- You'll lick them every time. "
Pressed INTO THE REBEL AHMY-FaEDERIck
kRIEGsR WI" was raised in Hartford, Wis.
and whose parents still rcside there, IS now
recently sent n letter home by the hand Of 4
lend, OF which the following 10 a transla-
tiuu. the writer being German
i do not know whether you viii receive
this letter or not, for | am IN the hauds Of
my enemies, and have 10 snu9gle il .,uI of
this State. Against my WILL Wa; pressed INTO
the army of the 50 called Confederate States
and made 10 fight against Government that
| have sworn 20 defend. Every boiy here
that IA able IS obliged TO take up against
the y. ) or die with a hempen hand <e.chlef
around his neck. Ny choice was ,he former
tor there Is chance 10 escape. and may God
grant that IL will soon come my position Is
awful do not know. when IN battle. what
moment / may Kill my own brother. or =
near and dear friend. ! have attempted once
or twice to run away but my Courage failed
me. Prny for me, dear parents. that | may
soon be delivered from these worse Iha..
bloodhouuds
y b Do not write 10 me, for all northern
letters !" soldiers are opened before delivery.
-NH. Sent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
DIR. 8 en- c. BRETT,

L cltt. offers his professional sew r.s to the rit
zens OF Mineral Point and vicinity ana may be lour,
At DR.. Nll9er-s Once 81 n th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

The New-York correspondent Of The philadelphia
Press writes :: Happening IN at the publishing hoase
Of Harper h Brothers this morning, Twas not little
surprised fact that trar rpred during my chat with
one of the firm The foreman Of their bindery, Mr..
Rosepques who has for some thirty years filed tina:
position came in with bar Of gold valued ct 1907 ~,
accompanied with the assayer's certificate. This
smount was the proceeds of gold dust swept up from
he floor and wiped off on the rags used by binders dur
ing three month";. was so much surprised at this biz
Of economy that asked what the value Of their picked
up things amounted 70 in the coarse Of year and WIS
told that the gold sweerings were worth about 81 500,
shavines from paper 5000, 'havngs from p@ssboard
500, and scraps from leather $i50-mskiug aggrs
gate from those four Of ~ $50 per annum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

goods, even with thote large Southern houses "nfcn
have hitherto gustsined good credit
Tue disturbance of the country, with s incident 90
,angeoent 10 business renders the collections 30 unoer
tam that Il would be madness 70 DO otherwise 1nere
f,. NJ, n,enaratons will be made for that trade, az
h.,ot. Tbis alone will reduce the volume OF bus''
.. ,orrared with last season, nearly twenty Per
.on, How much this arrangement of the channels OF
...S. nov influence the demands from other sections
..nnot he determined but it win probably be Of such
;-o..or,s as 10 lead to the greatest canton the
mar, Of the manufacturer as well the distributor for
months to come. The decline in the Western eh'
changes il great relief 10 our merchants having West
ern correspondents, and il lie confidently prediced py
the more hopeful that the Western demand for all lab
rcs Of prime necessity will be greater than ever before
known although not equal to the deficit which exists
from the withdrawal Of the Southern trade.
The general styles of domestic goods are held with
great frmness and manufacturers are NOT anxious
sellers; but for goods pressing on the market large
deductions are submitted to.
Printing Cloths have declined more than any other
STYLE Of cotton goods and quote them one cent per
ward ess than the highest prices Of the season. Large
sales have been made spectators the basis OF u
cents for 60x6is We report one sale OF oo0 pieces
We apprehend, however, hatfew ots can be purchased
at this time on that basis The sales reported are prin'
eipally from goods held by the large printers, who
prefer to sell their stock in the gray rather than to print
for an uncertain market
There is 20 little good faith practiced by the manafac-
urers who have expressed willingness for shorttime
hours, that We fear that shall yet zee an overock
Of loeds before SWirg.
IL il of the greatest importance that the system Of re-
stricted production should be strictly enforced.
Woolens are without animation. We have no sales
TO report except occasional los Of low satinets for
clothing purposes, TO keep mp stocks. Fancy CASH
meres with new designs, have already been executed
| but are not shown.
We notice some movement in the export market for
heavy Domesics The shipments TO China for the week
have been about 400 packages We annex our usual
summary of the exports of Domestic Cottons for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
DIED..

fLlsSs s7 %@ S'i' sSa ki D s:d
sSSRItLn L. Mi, ely on w'do''s'5 jan Mary
DLAKRLf lin hi. eity on Wednesday, Jan. Jo-Afh
BURTIs.on w.Srs.a.y Jan 1861 Ks,e Ee,.. only d.ash
ter q Abraham and Jennie A Bur'i', .sed year, and
10 sspd ths fursrL s,,he residence Of her parents No 3
State street Brooklyn Friday jan II, at ~ oeloei With
BRRiSTSiII-n Philadelphia. on Thursday JAN D. Georsr
n. Breintnsll, in the 3i,h year Of bis age.
COOPER On Thursday Jan 10 Miss sarah Cooper In the s'd
TIE funeral .ls place the house Of Der brohs
70 attend riihs,, further Invitation
CLAYIn Broohyn H. H. Thursday, Jan. 10, William l.,
youngest eSiiS ofGsorse and Hannah NJ. Clay.
DELANO-On wesnssdsy evening Jan ., sft.r hngedns
nnes Mrs Jane Thompson wife OF Thomas peano IN tue
1he rslsiivs. and friends Of the family respectfully invited e
s sss voc No s w.,. Theenh street 1t O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, the 18th Inst
DREwIn this city Wednesday, Jan. Euphe"is Jane
DIRRIu tb, city on Wednesday jan Charles Louis son
Of Charles Geofore DUR aged years months and 10 days
FPEELANDAt hi. residence, Hudson Columbia County,
N y John Fr.elsnd In the sd Of bis formerly mer
chant Of this city.
GgFENr- Al North Providence r. l., "wednesday, Jan.
1901, Of consumption, Joseph D. ofeeHe' III 'Do '''
GEIsMAR-In this city on "Wednesday JAN Albeit son Of
Jacob and Nathalie Gcsner, aged years ana MONTHS.
A
Jan TO- Louise. daughter Of Thomas b. Harrington sse'
years and months. n, ~. rr,,.b
Funeral on Sunday Jan 49, o'clock ~ Peters
Wechestsr The friends OF the family are Invited 70 .tI
vitiout further nocs. Leaving New fort by ne lnia
avspue ears they win find carriages In waiting ~ n'
Bridge, At ~ O'clock
JCHNsON-In Trooilyn, "Wednesday, jan snsr ''%
ipe,s Maria Ann johnson, wife Of Jeremiah Johns'n' l
Hon relative and are invited to attend her funeral a. ns
late redenoe corner of Lee and hewes ee, on
day afternoon Jan II, ut O'Clock, without fanef ih'
tstion.
LEEK-nl this city on Monday Jan. Sarah Lex young
eat dsnsbter OF Lodowick and Euretts Leek ssed yo
months and 81 days. ,,,
MANsON-In Brooklyn, Monday JAZZ Anna En, xs,
DAUGHTER Of Frederick and Sarah W. hAnson ASeai !'
Dobthi and II days - =, ,r.,.na a ia.,r
uept. r,,.,
MAYon Wednesday Jan 1851 Cathne, relics Of h'ns'a
Nav. AIRED SO years and months. . ,.,.....,s,h.
TIE iends OF the family respectfully invites 20 vi
funeral At 81. Philips Church On Friday, iih "'@'
O'clock p m.
81 Johns N. r.. papers please copy. $40,
NTssER-suddsnly 1t IVES. Fsrras jan Q, 1851 Thena'
Tbs sisnds 81 hs family Invited 70 stand bis ussr ncn
he Epi.eops Church Wsat Farms on Sunday a'sh''s'
s'elocl. =.
NoRRILIIp Broolyp Wednesday evening Jsn y AT
lori unes. Cynthia L. Morrill,, the beloved we :" p'' "
r. Morrill, In the 3eth year o! her sse 49, y,~u
TIE n5snls Of he family are iRvt'cs 70 s"~Ss -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

Plymouth Church Henry wrd Beeohers on sssoS'h s'o'
noon, Jan. Is. ct o'elock.
MAnKsIn thi. eitv on "Wednesday, Jan. Q, Mary A. MaSks
beloved daughter Of John A. and Asrh aed yes so
months. -
pRrsT In Broohl,p on WEDNESDAY, Jan Richard Press, In
the 42d year Of his sge. IA. :,
sHlELLs-on Tuesday morning, JAN Elizabeth wife o.
Robert Shinlis. eyed II years. .u.,.....J NJ,
The relatives and fendi 81 family arc invited 70 sesd
funeral, without further poticc on Frasy neas
from her late residence No. 10 East bfosd"T M,
Weschester Courty Sarah Sands, feaes VI 1e'oo =" Nv
Tb ssas ~ he family are respectfully requested to attend e
funeral tie Friend Meeting Heuse tsamo Pssoc, A.
O'clock, en- Saturday, Jan. H. 49, -
sHAW-In this city, "Wednesday, Jsn >, ANs may Am
Shaw, In the 4iih year Of hsr age.
sIREY-Ip Brooiiyp on Wednesday ysn Cstsnns s..ey'
youngas OF CHARLES and Cshane hHe3, sse' J'
unntks and 70 DAYS