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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

Special le. ttcli to the Rverin- Post
Prospects Of Civil War in Texas Deserticn> at
Washington, Secession Plots in View Mexico
WAsRIvGroN, March 25.

w AsHINGrON, March %.
Stirring news may soon be expected
from Texas. Sam Hou ton, al: hough for
maiy deposed from the Goyernorship of the
State by the Rebel Convention, does not
intend 10 give up his place without strug-
gle. Dispatches from him, JUS received
here, draw a gloomy picture Of the con di-
ton of affairs, and declare that civil war is
inevitable He has the Convention and a
host Of the rebes arrayed against him, but
he i not the odd sam > Of former DAYS
it he cannot nd hackers enough to show
fight. The latest information indica ties
thai he has studied his position AID taken
a firm stand against the seceders. He ex-
presses no fear # the ultimate result Of the
conflict, which he Gems to regard as very
near.
There is considerable degree OF excite
ment here IN consequence OF the desc riion
Of several men from the federal forces which
We're drawn g'ther for the defence Of the
capital. 1t IS rumored that the deserters
lave gone Sonth, for pu poe Of Joining
the my Of the rebels, and suspicious Of
foul ay between officers and men are freely
express d.
Official information Of the vaccinations
Of the secessioui-ts in New Mexico has
been received. a f-w of the rebel leaders
are known TO be bust ) al work in thai
ter torv. try ing to revoiutionizs Il. I ne
trrriior al tiovernor IS s1rog suspected of
acti. completely in tie plot.
The Cabinet was engag d on Saturday
in arranging the We tern and tTTitorial al-
noin;me.ts.
1t IS s=..:led that T. Bi,elow Lawrence
roes - Florence as Committeeman, Wiih
diplomatic functions; and that William
II Fry, OF New York. IS - be Secretly
Of Leg ton at Turin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
From california--i T.. Senator Elected.


oRT kEARNEY. March
The Pony Express passed here ar p. n
with California dates to the Goth ult
No progress Is made towards electing i
Senator by the Legislature, and the friends
of NJ Do igal We're disappointed when the
joint Convention rc-assembled Yesterday
TO find he could get only - votes. IL IS
now stated new candidate viii lie brought
forward in d,.v or two. with some pros
pect Of success by combining the Repub-
lican and sufficient Douglas strength J
". McCor6le and John Curry are spoken
of as candidates
The Pony Express, with eastern adyices
TO the 9Th. arrived at Carson Ealler to-day
The announcement Of Lincolns Cabinet
gives general satisfaction
Al the California telegraph lines have
consolidated a one company. and the new
organization undertakes to extend a Good
substantial Inc eastward to Salt Lake in
the most expeditions manner ,s-siblc-
Ihey VII .-,rive to complete their line be
! fore the eastern companies extend theirs
westward to Salt Lake to Join the Califor-
ma position. Mr.. Wade, the General Agent
OF tine eastern companies, who is now here.
starts for New y ork by to-morrows stea-
mer, having completed all his negotiations
satisfactorily.
\ dispatch from Ycsalia states that
some 200 men have passed through that
place during the last three DAYS. ON their
. way to the Coso and Mono Districts
SAS FEANCISCo, March 21
Jas, y McDougal was declared elected
United States Senator by the Legislature
in joint Convention, last evening, receiy-
inr j6 Of III votes. He was afterwards
awarded a certificate of election BY the
Governor. subsequently, the Clerk made
affidavit Of 1l3 votes being east. leaving
McDougal one vote short An investiea-
ton is proposed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

a Man on TRIAL TOR NUBDrR SAVED BY
AHvEEIIsING.-As one of the benefits OF al :
vertl~in-, the Cleveland Plajndcaier makes
the following true remarks
Dur readers vii remember that 4 few
weeks since we published letter addressed
10 Tie Pidifdea!er, from man named King
whu was Ia jail n Oxford, lid ava ting hs
trial for the murder Of one Dr. J. II Rove.
King kept tavern near Oxford. where Rove
stepped over night and disappeared rnysteri-
ou@iy- Ia Kings letter II rs he declared
his innocence OF murder. aud cutrcatcd Dr..
Rowe, III case he saw tie communication, To
come To Oxford al once. and release him
irom his 70 say the least) uupl casant predic-
atneur. DR. Rowe arrived 81 Oxford from H.
i!noIs few Gays ago, greatly I, the delight
Of King, WHO was reiea=sd The Dr. saw
the letter IN the PlIindeGlcr aad fastened to
Oxford immediately.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
E!ishs Aler.ndcr rlsintiG,
FORECLOSURE SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY CIRCUIT
COZ IA e. CuIivr lilo uusuuvn heirs q
Aaron Adams Cecc=r, a. and Harriet =. Adams.
I)Y yistus az Judgment Of foreclosure and sal.
ID uisar and entered IT. ihe above entitled
-, tt-cult Court, iu HnG Tor said county OF Io-I
9'"ic al WISCONSIN, tu- -0tA dhy 81 February,
T., 1901, vii. on she l+th day Of JUNE, 4. y.
4ool- AZ CLOCK ~ t.e to-rnav 81 that dAv,
Tor sale "nd sal Al Huuc auction To the higue asI
bvst bidder Tor CASH, tae front door ~ The Court
h"use, ln tie clts q &luerai Point, in said Iowa
County, = Iscrn-in, tie Following -crIotd real
az :" much thvrvot a. shall be sufficient sali,fy III
JuHsrut IA tins action with interest and costs
al = LOT "r parcel ui land, situate, living and 30
ihs ia Tie NIi.iEt "l UvteNI..e, ~ tho County OF
Lows ami Stale 't = i-cnts-u. aat bounded follows
10 Wit Beginning the east slide Of Union stFest
i"vutt -four "a feet from size north Of
oi"ek no seven %. according she recorded plat %
sAld Vintage, ana running thence up Union street,
one hundred ana Nv, uty-twn ~ .o-t - stale.
Thence east Narl INK little gtrtu one hundred
iNefe tl.-J iyg.. mere or AS, Robert = Niscts
line, 10 stone hFmt st, thence south along raid
Ihu one ia urtj uut thirty three 1889 feet The
brook within tuts -tar ca t,et OF northern
lt" - bok 1o- ga - th,ee to The pl.cs OF
bvAiuuiHS, boring TIE property conveyed Is Curti,
Beech ana nif- tH Alloa Adams
I-,ea @.ef4L uil.', Aln-rat POINT. March the eth,
\ b., 1901. GLtAGE AESSEi.-AlIII,
SltfI8 Iowa County, Wis.
J. ~ >-feNG. ilajr.i Attorney. Ism
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

\ fIesr-RATE APPOlNTMFNT.-Tne Pres
iden; has appoIn I'd Hon. Green Adams of
kentucky. Sixth Auditor of the Treasury.
Mr.. Adams was elected to Congress by the
Opposition party in tie With district of
,sei.:;sessy, two ye..-s a-o. aid he has made
a clean and patriotic record lie is one of
the Wot b 5uga-going Union men in the
na;.on-as s'enach AID trae as Andrew
Johnson, Eemersoa Etherdge or >-errard
J.c..ens. Mr.. ncoin ca well afford to
call such men TO important stations ai.pnd
Nun. or send them TO represen, the interests
Of the country abroad. and we trust he will
deal literally with them while he : dis
pensing the honors ard profits in the Presi-
dental gift Chicago Tribune
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
Later From Europe.
ARRIVAL or Tng CITY OF BALTIMORE. "


NEW YonK. Narrl. 25-I'he steamship
City of baltimore from Liverpool 18Th aud
Queenstown ith, grrIved at o 30 p u
PARLIAMEsr.-Navy estimates had been
voted.
Mr.. Gregory had notice on the books that
he would III AN early day call tie attention
al that Government 70 the expediencv of tie
prompt recognition Of the southern Cuufe,i-
gracy Of America.
The French Corps LegislatifT was engaged
IN debating an address Tie main topic was
the IIalian policy, which several members
strongly denounced, asserting that English
policy had proved victorious IN italy. One
Henber waf-.ed ihe Government against the
suicidal policy. and predicted internal dangers
AHEAD. The Minister protested against his
czech, and defended the Enpcrnr's course
Another Conference ON III, Syriaa ques-
ton was to be held on the II.b, and an agree
neHt was soon expected
The French papers publish dispatches IN =
! nouueing The threatening attitude of the
! NCs>e!men towards sc Christians in Syria
Tue I1.klsh Government dr..ls on NJ
Hires Of + O.V0l were duly paid gu tie
18th.
1t was rufnored that Fraucis r. had order
ed General Fergola 10 surrender MessIna
I Another report IS, that the garrison will
,-Ooabiy be compelled to surrender.
Count Carour presented tie project of i
law procltlmiug lie Kingdom Of 'I:aly to the
lower bra!. IA of .hc tall IN Parliament
All wa. quiet at Warsaw, but It IS asserted
that agitation. though mu1Iied, was increasing,
russian troops continued arriving.
There We're differences between Sir Henry
Bul.er and the American Minister AZ Turkey
buiwer declined attending the lntter's rccep-
ton on Washington birth day
Irms, March I3-L2TEsr.-Th citadel of
Messlaa surrendered 10 The Sandman troops
to-day.
BrRSr. March I2-The Sandman Govern
ment has lodged compliant with the Fed er-
al Council against Bishop horreley. on ec-
'uut ii hls pastoral letter having contained
remarks disrcspeciful Of Victor Emanuel
The Government OF the c-uton Of Fl. bours
has neglected it.
CnrsA--PekIn was q let The rebels
have been defeated by the Iaiperiallst- again.
WARSAW, March ia separate Council
Of State has been granted by lie Emperor 70
the Kingdom OF Poland
An encounter took place r few DAYS since
between French regiment and 100 Papal
Zouares. a French CUloaei was killed aad
three men wounded.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

No fears are entertlined in Texas Of Z
collision bei3e n the Noustonisis and the
Secessiouists.
Pensacola adgices Of the 5th represent
matters still in >tatu quo.
Wm. l.. Yaucey, the Confederate Com
m7sion.r to Europe, is in this city.
The Louisiana Convention to-day took
up the permanent Constitution. The was
SOME opposition. and il was postpored.
The Cove. nor has signed the bill -
transfer the troops and arms in tie posses
sion o. Louisiana 10 the Confederate Gov
ernmen'.
The Legislature will adjourn sine die on
. Thurs !aV.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

Great Snow Snow X y Ew ENGLAND There
vas q tremendous snow storm IN New Eng
land On Thursday la-. The Boston papers
are nIlcd with accounts of It. Nothing like
Il has occurred al tins season for many wears.
In Boston the snow fell fuII twelve inches.
accompanied with keen, sharp air and hi h
wInd-In fact a gale a vast amount 81 dam
W., done to the trees both in the CITY and
suburbs La, - limbs were broken Off and
strewn shout tie streets. The beautiful elm
in front of Chelsea Chn5ch was twisted of and
destroyed many of the large trees on the Com
mon were much broken 10y the wind and the
weigh. If the snow. l. Is feared that some Of
these grand old elns OF Massachusetts chrou-
icled by the Aurocrat IN the -4aaf.tic have SUI
fcrred severely from the storm.
Fences rs well IS trees were here and there
Frustrated, and signs Winch are SAID TO fail
IN dry weather. we're equally wanting in the
moist Term referred TO. Those of the swing
Iug order endured the state of suspense M
long n possible. and were then blown into
tie street 3r john ellison, the driver Of
the Wiai@s.mmcrt coach, was Ti,ched there
fum into L S., "a bank fifteen @ feet deep.
All the trains running lnto Boston were de-
layed or stopped entirely. Ms TX tchell
lad goac with G.lluore's band to Salem To
give subscription concert, and on her re-
turn the Iar'y were stuck in a snow ban
where they remained long enough 10 burn
MP pretty much 81 the rail fences in tide re-
S!eH round ab'Ut, The storm on the coast
uas very severe. Two vessels went ashore
on Nahant beach. The shipping in Boston
tarbor rode out the yale in safety, and no
damage IS reported. Tie Fall River and
kn~tou and Worcester boats arrived in his
cry at ten O'Clock this morning. Tley
brought no freight or passengers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

TEaGIFsc EScorSTEn Between Lowell
and awksberrv there is a short part Of
the road embraced between dense rows Of
trees on both sides which makes it very
shady, and at night very dark Not long
ago a gentleman of r., walking home
from l. IT midnight. found himself
suddenly attaked by footI,ad in the Sc
cluded spot; IN fac5 so impenetrable was
the darkness that lie was not aware that
any one was near until he was seized bv
the robber. lie Immediately cmtehed the
scoundrel by the arms TO prevent any blow,
and = fierce struggle then ensued between
them Finally he called. almost out Of
breath upon the william to unhand him,
and ne was answered Y a like demand to
e" let 20 himself, bur as he dared not re
lease his hold nor run, Il fresh tussie was
the result; and this continued for about
an hour. and until both were utterly ex-
hausted when they mutually released
t.:eir holds upon each other AMI sat down
70 reaupcrate wind \ parIcv ensued.
when It was discovered that they were mu-
tual friends and eac., supposed he was
attacked by highwayman,-- Borton Ex-
press
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

In the Convention to-day, Jas Barbour
finished his secession speech Mr. Tread
way followed ltvorirL an ultimatum by
Virginia. M Montague commenced "a
speech for secession.
Mr. SouthalI presented the resolutions
OF portion Of Tie people of Albemarle
county, instructor. him to vote for scces-
sion. lie said that he was aware Of a
change in the ctiments of the people of
the county, and when convinced that Il
majority were that way he would shape
his course to their views
Resolutions were presented from Bed
ford, Amelia and Madison counties in IA
yor of immediate secession.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

NV JUo;-f,L CIRCUrr-A bill has pass
et 10Th houses of the Leg stature. creating y
rev Judicial C.rcuii- which Includes La
yra-ec. Bal Ak. Crawford. and some Of tie
a3iainlu- counties North So 4 the " I-cou-
SIS E.vsr 4 Il = too late 10 give proTe
2. tIce fa- he election Of Judge this spring.
It viii dcvoiye upon tie Governor - make rhe
appointment; and we understand tie name
Il Hon / j. Mr-swcre. the Is entpd 81 I poT-
uTar REPRESENTATIVE IF La Cross and Monroe.
c'art.e-. ia tie presen Assembly, : urEel by
r17uy prominent citizens of the new circuit
{ : the position
VI Me-~nare * Chairman Of The Judiciary
Co.n-u;ifce Of the Assent Is. and possesses
the lea-Btu-. ability and Character 70 dis
charge the duties of the position with credit
- himself. and with advantage 10 the puhlc
We Heartily second tie s. CEes'i"n Of has
i.1sre. aud Ne 40 no. believe the Gaverua-
g ia 10: make n aUTst irtn1t T. that would
1ire runle goac-4. 1'..tlei.o.. .-Itf-lo,- 81
s..---1--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
DEyvER, March y.
GALVESTON Nnrah

The Convention has elected Ford Col
onel and Baylor Licut-Colonel of a regi-
mcnt Of Rangers to serve twelve months
on the frontier, in addition 10 the one or
dered b. Secretary Walker
On the Dist, Gov Houston and Secre-
tary Hamilton delivered at Austen spec
cheS violently denouncing the Convention,
the Conledcracy and their Constitution
On the 23d the Convention in Commit
tee of the Whole, adopted the Constitu-
ton almost unanimously On engroSsing
the ordinance the vote was unanimously
for it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

CHARLESTON. Mar h %.
:, 40 change in the aspect of affairs III
President Davis has made requisition
on this state for troops for a purpose I'M
known lie has also called Tor 500 from
Florida and 1000 from Georgia.
The Florida Convention ratified the Con
federatc Constitution.
he Mississippi Convention viii ratifv
me constitution unanimously, but is di-
VIdei on the question Of it. reference to
the people,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
CnAELEsToN. March o

The State Convention met Mr. Sping-
Ter offered a resolution that all supplies of
provisions and mail facilities for Fort
sumter IT, .s..:-2ediateIy cut of. Ordered
Tor consideration tomorrow In@Ta I'll
Be discussion on the Confederate Con
~t!ention. but it VIII probably be ratified
+, 49, general impression that Mr. Spins-
icrS resolution W 'e voted Gown
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

HrAvY RoBBERY os BOARD TIE HENRY
CRAY. Mr., Frederick Long. Of New Boston,
usoIs. was robbed Of $500 Thursday af-
;ernouu while the boat a. lying AZ the levee
ia rhis cry. Nj Long had taken passage on
the bva. lor $. Louis 10 lay IT, goods HIS
money vas IA 4 carp-t sack-330 in gold.
re balance in Missouri and Ohto money.
he deposited the carpet sack ~ his -onm
and locked tile dnor. Afe- supper he took =
clsa' from The sack. saw the money vas Satr.
locked tie door aud came up town. When
he returaed the state room door was open.
and tie money gone. No clue has yet been
discovered Is Tie robbery. -B,rlingto,. Iowa.
Na-kess.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

S~41'L itS0.
charles FIls0n snd EAL4beth wilson, the 'Actioua
NJ Nv, Town S. Range T. Seo-i,u y, except what il.
decided to John Barnard by the Has ~ orth A1uufac
turing Company. shining 80 slO0 acres,
due SI32 90 OF interest SiS -, amount OF
penalty 90 amount Of tsxes - - amount Of IN 20
rest penalty, and Advertising SIS =, total
amount due state SIGs 81 years for witch interest IS
due 1859 and 1869.
O,cazc- raul borrower, Arthur Britain and sife
mort -a-o rs, lots and o. block g. Boty
i O'NeIIs addition 10 the town tuuw ci;N} u Sine-
"a Ioiut-amount due 1916 90. amount OF interest
81 -. amauat Of peEsty SO 50, amount - taxes
8 80. amount ot Iu;-rt-t. penalty taxes and atFer
-i-in- So o. total due State $3.50 ~, yesrs
for which ia terest = Cue 1853 aud 1850.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

In Convention, Mr.. Holcomb of Abe
marie made speech FIR withdrawal from
the Union.
Resolutions rel1tive 70 taxation were con
Sidtred. and pending d motion to table hem
the Convention adiou ned
Mr.. Carlisle viii offer an amendment to
the report of the Commit ee on Fede,a al Re
lat.ons. enbodylng the franklin substitute
.ptirp
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

The Texas Legislature has passed res
olueion approvin. of the Convention act
deposing GOV Houston y bin has passed
to raise a regiment Of mounted rihemen
for frontier protection since the depart
ure of the Federal troops. the Indians in
large numbers have been devastating the
frontier. killing and driving back the set
tiers
The steamers Daniel Webster and Gen
eral Rusk sailed from BRACES on the goth
with Federal troops.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
NEW NrrEANS NIarrI, -

Two companies of Zouayes left Peusa-
cola to-day on active service.
MooiIe advices say that troops and mu-
nitions are constantly moving to Pensaco-
Ia Several companies are expected from
North AIabana
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

1t is announced that the Grand Trunk
Railroad Company, is unable 70 meet the
interest due on the 25th. on the stock of
the Atlantic and st Lawrence Company.
leased by them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

Judgement = Foreclosure and sale.
DT virtue % and pursuant e, j1 z-reut au1 de-
ID cree Of Foreclosure and sale rendered ia TIE
alavr .atif led clus- dated tae "a Gay of March,
d. ISL Sil expose Tor sale nG sell public ven
due the highest aud Utst tlLCr Tor cash, ~ u e
ire II door Of tAe Court House IN Tho ely ~ Miners
the hour clock + 81 81 HAT aLy fAe So ls
iu described 41rf-t premises or 50 much Thereof
necessary she amount % S4i1 judy
interest sud cass-- together sEt1 the eHFrns-
Of sale tJ-wit Al that cert-su piece or parcel 4
iaua, situate living aud being l. said county % Iowa
aur state Of 4i--.-rIin. known and described fol
lows Lots Number fifteen tI5f -il5 sixteen Cl1,J az
Block No. xix r5J Iztcas a1ditI tEe village
Of Ayec1. in Ia~a county. Ni.ceu-5n. e The SANE
appear of IN sad county. together S.th Al = e
sppGrten.nce- acre Itauleuts IL-r-art0 belonging
dated SHERIFF. Office, MiHura Point, Wisconsin,
March IS, l. 81.
GEORGE HE~SERS&ITU,
Sheriff Of I trs CorEtv, Wisconsin
J-SEz= =. C--s-s H--..-;- : 49, 49,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

A special despatch 70 the Democrat from
Little Rock, Arkansas, >ays that the seces-
sion o. dinauce was voted down to-day.
Van BuRE>. Ark, March 10.
The people are fl iug ihirty-nine guns
from cannon dug up on the battle field Of
Trenton to the honor Of tie thi t'-uiAe
members who voted down the Ordiuanca of
immediate Scce. sion ia the Arkansas Con
vention today.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

Ex-Goveruor Boutwell,. 4 Na.-achn,ett-
has declined to accept i:.s Frs; Comp;rol-
lersLIp Of he United States Treasury
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

We '"se delayed oar pape' for the purpose
: si' ing The result Of tie election through
'''' The e"un'y. Oh Tuesday last We have
NJ YET tie full returns ia the County Seat
question but enough TO indicate the result
The votes for Judge Of the Supreme Court
A''a County Judge have been returned but in
part Inc Present udirs,iuls are That Mr.
A",'ey h'~ Teen elected County Judge. and
air. 'o-e gets large minority in the
e"aaty- The fo.lusing are the returns as
We nave iheIn up 10 y wednesday morning:
A~SOt-IA Tr--TTrE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
MEMPHIS, Ma oh .

Five hundred Mississippi troops passed
through here for Pensacola to-day. They
had military reception and were enthu-
sasticaIlv welcomed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
MANHOOD
HOW LOSTHOW RESTORED GAI,

80 - 49, ~ ~ - is'' ~ NH, Abhi-N
J.s! fublt.-aa q sssted snvfEor..
on She %HtuE', Treatment ard Radical .
~peruat1s rAoel. seminal Ncas hess sexual D.bil-
ill., NrfvnV.Irss aud Inv uiufisry EiIs.Iour, Undue
ing lurrfcucs, A-ntsl and Prs sIeal IucapHcity.
IA Ron ,. CULyERWELL, " D.
author y The "a Green Book" &c.
lEe ,soi a1s uei au or ia This u5rlir.bi. lee
tltr clearly lruF- from an E,rIeuce fhat tho
af4t s,tf.4 .uce. - s.l!-aluse may eff-ctu.Ily
removed eIfuolt medicine 8ud without dangerous
surgical oIeratiau- t,ugi"s, Instruments ripys or
curllAi, pointing outa niece o. cure ~ certsi.
Hua ett-tual- IS which every sufferer, matter
WAT hte condition may be. nay himself cie>py,
pr5 vat-y aEd fa4lcai.E- l-4s lecture viii prov. a
boon 30 thousand. aud Thousands
sent aut-r seal 60 sgv Aa4r~.s, yosl pasd ths
ceiPt q [Wo Ias -t=uIs y addressing Or Cbas =
q. KLINE, IT EpSf. y. Ns~ York. Po.t Bon ASK.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
-

=FoETs RE.NFoEcEp-3v the arrival Of
the Steamship Daniel Webster 1T the port
of New York, we learn that Fort Jefferson
has been reinforced by the First Com
pany Artillery and Fort Taylor BY two
companies Of the same regiment This
does not look much ike -ivin- mp the forts
on the gulf Milwaukee Sentinel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
COCN TY JUDGE,
COUNTY EAr

The returns on the County Seat CUES
Ton are only BY reports from large por-
ti'n OF the Towns, though the indications
are that majority are for Removal The
northern Towns are reported to have poll
ed an unusually large vote. nearly all for
Removal, while the southern Towns are
almost as unanimous against We shall
give the official next week.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

NEw ! DIRK, April l.
A Washingtondispatch says chat Charles
r. Adams our Minister to England, has
received his instructions. lie left Wash
ingtOn Yesterday
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-02

TkoUBLEs n TEXAs-Ihe news from
Texas indicates .hat troubles have already
commenced with the Indians who have
already committed dcprcdaJions and out
RACES. TeNa. viii probably feel the need
of Uncle sam strong arm soon enough.
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