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TO YOU WISH LUXURIANT
~ wh{skers or Mouttzche? II 70, buy ProE
HOWARDB RECIPE. which III to1cs tas@ 70 80
Hair EsstoTer It Is guaranteed to produce Mns1eIs Fl
q N1u4tacho ~ stated address enG!o@tnG one 4o!.
lar and postage stamp. ~EfoL HoHAnNta to4
1859, Chfc3go Post 0dct- 0J-lAos
, 1861-05-25
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~ mAII.e 8EOFREDs z--?
asser-General Blsir. has ordered
a47'oa' OF the mail service in all the
ung stases except Tennessee. Batter
te:s aan aeFe1. But now will not aome
~ r. tel Us why this hiais; not been.
, 1861-05-25

"MAsoSRr' At THE aou1n-Col Audarson
Is an bonored member OF the Masonic fratern-
ity. On Monday evening, in Cincinnati, he
was called upon By large depntation Of the
brettrea," to whom he made the statement
that dnT3ng tbs Taoe tine of his connne,
recognized By single one Of the Southern
NnAkouE.
, 1861-05-25

w On Friday night last, q company Of men
with Wagons aud horses surrounded the up
per warehouse Of Majors g. Co., In Kausas
City, and robbed 1t Of = quantity Of arms,
stored there until Government eonld transport
them to New Mexico.
, 1861-05-25

..Dxy1HpoRr, May a. Capt. Cutters and
RreVtter's companies, 200 men, left on the
>ste4mer Kate Gsssel this morning, for the
rendezvous at Keokuk, Of the SECOND regi-
ment Of Iowa 4 very large number Of cda:
.u1s witnessed the departure, and firing Of
cannon, mnsie, cheers Of the Reoplf, he boat
passed down shortly afterwards with q com
cpauy of. troops from MeGregor's Landing, foE
9ha Aarna Destination .
, 1861-05-25

TIE LATEST OurAAGE.-The Utica Herald
learns from gentleman who received his In.
formation from the messenger going to notify
the family Of tho Victim, that Nto Epgluna
lady, teacher IN Tennessee, seas late1v taETa5
and jeo&hernd In that State Tor the expression
Of Union sentiments. :,
, 1861-05-25
: Kentucky. Lests1axure.

.;.;.I.!~. = F11oss107sk**91* .
Ky, Nay 24-The Senate pa1s-
I'd resolutions that Kentucky won't sever her
.couuec,ion with the National Government nor
take up arms for either be1lIge1ant party, but
arm henelf for the preservation ofpeace With
IN her borders and rendering her services IS
q mediator. to effect = JUST and honorable
pegce, The House amended aud passed tbs
!6ilI emDoVeripe the3committee OF investigs-
don Of yesterdsy.s charges TO yet thirty days-
The Leeielature adjourned RMS de. :
, 1861-05-25

,B We learn that the Union Congressional
Convention for tho first district of Maryland
met ut Denton, Caroline county, on tbs 18th
inst, ansl unanimously nominated Hon J. n.
Crisdeld - the Union candidate for Co1gres.
-Nat&onM lntA1tgenee7.
, 1861-05-25

0TVN0 f@6# V1IeNNNe
NKw ORLEANS, May M.-The neWs from
Washington Of the occupation Of A1e1sudria
fEas conside1ahly increased the military enthu-
siasm. :: The beko's Montgomery dispatch
says a1etter has been received from Mr. Yancey
who does not doubt the success Of this MIS-
zion,
August.
The 18th proxirno is appointed as day Of
fasting and prayer.
, 1861-05-25

E George Amman, rho, has just returned
H0R Canada, aays TINT ethe feeling there
strong aud unanimous IN favor Of the United
8tates, End thst entire confidence IL felt In our
speedy triumph over the rebels Of the South.
, 1861-05-25

4 MoRnos HEanL-The Quincy 1YAtg Of
the 21st sa5s: atTha Hlackhaxk took down
to Hannibal this morning one Of the best loads
Of the season, consisting Of about 100 Nor.
morns with their baggage, from Englaud and
Wales, bound for tho Mormon Paradise"
, 1861-05-25

a New. MvKHr1oz.-O Our, military friends
hare discovered a new remedy for intodea-
tou, which we believe is "not down on the
books." It Ia nothing more than Eaw potatoes
which IRE cut up In slices aud eaten without
salt An ordinary !" murphy" It d said Will
cure the most obstinate case In. half An hour. !.
, 1861-05-25

~ 4 Massachusetts manufacturing homie
is fumlng out h greet quantities new pat.
tern Of under skirts Of " red, white and blue"
Ma tho% e. Sea esss eesoia ~ 20 '.dy eeses
, 1861-05-25
Chicago Agency Of tbs American
-7-' Tract Eoe3eTT.

T1&Et EU614kYe-' -
From the aunu&l report Of ths' Chicago
Agency Of tbs American Tract Society, ne
gather the following results Of the year:
Tbs whole number Of ~colporteu1s. fnc1u:
dlnE students, IL Josfsteiz: aggregate AMOUNT
Of laaor performed, twenty-five yeArs, three
months. I'D tKeaty-one days;~ amount Of
Of hmilies visited, II. ~, With nearly three.
fourths Of whom they were enabled TO hold
religious conversation or engage in prayer;
11,29 w9e habitual negiectors Of the sane.
tuazy; SEQ Roman Catholics; 6,o5l destitute
Of III religious books except tbs Bibls; 8,120
or preaching 1ere he'd ii destttute places. ::
Add to the ADORE, &2,lB1W on, sa1cs from The
ieposItory, snd $287.$3 gEnts, and No have :
total circulation Of ~ 1259.58, exclusive Of pe.
riodtcals ~ in1ease Of S$'o88,8 oTez the
aEaount reported taEt ycar.
, 1861-05-25

.5.Cn4xnxBsHuRaH, Nay aA-Beyona doubt
Q0TCQufedesato Troops are posted betHeem
Fnfnt Of Rocks md WfllianspoEt on the Poto-
mac. Among them: aze $40 CherokeeL Ap- A
Enmbelland Valley from Virginia Great
iaTnapn rnf1ht be done. sj.-':. q
, 1861-05-25

New, Yoax, May 2.--8overal boxns con-
tanning boWlerkniTes and powder faaks for
st. Lo1ia hare been seized at = house IN Ful'
-, afrra+ t,..- :! :.
, 1861-05-25
SECOND DISPATCH.

.lspccial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l
WASHINGTON, Friday, May a, 1861.
The var Is carried into Africa. Tho advance
movement foreshadowed In my LAST nights
dispatches hes been made, Fifteen thousand
troops crossed into Virginia LAST night, md
are now occupying Arlington Heights and
Alexandria Nine regiments Of infantry -four
New Jersey regiments, the seventh, twelfth
and twenty fifth Of New York, one from Mich1-
gan, and one Of the District militia), together
with two companies Of cavalry sud one
battery Of artillery, preceded by four
companies Of picked regular infantry,
crossed over the Long Bridge for oc-
cupation Of Alexandria, and six regiments Of
Infantry together with similar complement
Of cavalry and artillery passed over George
town bridge for the occupation Of the
heighths Of Arlington. The former body
wns under command CT Gen. Mansfield, and
the latter under Gen. Mcdowell: Tbs troops
commenced moving shortly after midnight.
Precisely at two o'clock the crossing Of
the min bodies begun over tho bridges.
the VirgfnIa ends Of both having been
secured at IN ea=1y hour BY an advance guard
The movement was conducted with tho ut
most quickness and promptucss, all the troops
passing over in less than two hours. Very
few knew Of the grand night expedition, and
the departure Of the troops WIS only witness.
ed by few, It Was grand aud impressive
spectacle.
Twas ont Oh horseback all night but found
1t impossible to get permission to cross
with troops, Senator Chandler Of Michigan,
being the only civilian allowed to cross. At
four o'clock however, report was received
from the commander Of the expedition, that
no opposition had been offered, and thst the
road to A1e1andria. wus open Troops were
expected to have possession Of the town be-
fore fire, g. m. Troops took rations for only
two days, along, but provisions will be sent
cross in 1arge quantitiea to-day. can state
On the highest authority that the Government
does not intend to move an army On Richmond
At present, but merely TO add to the security
Of the Capitol BY occupying positions the pos
session Of which wonld virtually give tht
rebels control Of the sent Of Government
The country within a radius Of twenty-five
miles Of Alexandria will be kept clear ofrebels
Should they advance on the Federal army II
strong force, corresponding forward move
ment will Of course be made by the latter
4 long trim Of wagons, with wheelbarrow
| and ehoyels followed the troops, indicating al
intention tho throw up Notifications.
, 1861-05-25

= -RA1rrXoRa, Hay seA---The news from Wast'
iugton haa produced profound sensation
here. Nothing Is known rel2dVe to sewalls
Point.
, 1861-05-25

NOVEL INVENTIONS 4. @. Ross, Of Gin
cinnati, has laid an Invention before the Sec
retary Of War, Of a very novel nature, He has
1gate, through which hot water-instantly
heated By this bo1lcrs-may be thrown with
great force on to an enemy's ship, ecalding
every one It may rea1:h. The invention is very
simple and has been approved Of BY tho Com
missioner OF Patents.
, 1861-05-25

cMlRzEao, Alay g4.--Hon.A Allan G. Fuller OF
Boone was nominated here to-day for Judge
Of Sd Judicial Circuit.
, 1861-05-25

c. E. ECRTHEN, Adns+tiSIng Ageat, % Dear
born r., u authorized to reoelps Advertisements for
Mis G.d al Hss L<adinJ F1pers Of ta< No7kacest.
, 1861-05-25

SwmDLEa SoLDHBs.-The Philadelphia
Enquirer is after the taiIors with very sharp
stick. According to It's developments these
"knlghts Of the shears" have made most
rescally attempt to defaud the Government
in the matter Of furnishing uniforms for the
troops. Let the Auditing Boards subject all
bills to the most rigid scrutiny, and every man
detected in swiudling aud orercharging should
be publicly exposed and held up to the scorn
and anger II the community.
, 1861-05-25

Col, E1laxorthsa Death.
/. P1rTsBuna, May 2.-Col. EIswotth's death
was received here With profound sorToT. All
flags In the city are at half mast.
, 1861-05-25

I'VE N218N0Uf1 $fufO TF0OPB 6FdeEt0 20
Disband-~HeavT Ordnance shipped
to Cairo.
ST. LOUIS, May 24.-The State troops at
Jefferson C cty ysp,ad noo9s H. es
1t first they refused to obey, but It Is bc-
Neved they will quietly disperse and return to
their homes.
4 ten Inch Howitzcr, an 8>>z inch mortar,
500 rounds Of cartridges, ball, shells and can
mister were shipped from the arsenal yester-
day destined for Cairo.
, 1861-05-25

8narnl1tg.

pOARDING.-Board with very
IL pleasant single or double rooms. nm b. obtained
at11E LssaIlc ttreet. One or two gentlemen 40
their V11es can be accommodates. 4 few Day
Boarders will slso be received Refcrcncss e.
charged. mgia31N
D0ARDIN G.-Desirable Fur
- n.ahet ct Unfurntshed Rooms, with Doard. may
stree; ard Il abnsh ayqune mslox1m
, 1861-05-25

ITO LET-A Small House, be-
tvten Yabash and Michigan avenues north of
Congress street, ttcely furnished. Fur1sure you'll
be sold to lssase. Addfess Post Omte BOZ 4119.
erSf.1V
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
c. w DeIAEEN'S
Gg 'e:st g ION Carcss
FORECLOSURE SALE
vii exhibit at Mineral Point on
TIL Il ~DAy, AUGUST u, 1861.

STATE Of Wisconsin. Iowa County Circuit Court.
Henry koop, plaintiff against Beii. X. Berry Alvin
bttntRtrI. j. un Adams, Eliza Adams. Ama,l Go1A,
Otis l'C0rnlt, William .. rGIirr NuIi,tr u. fart
Henry u. A:COrkle, Oliver b. fwredv, Elias NJ ID.
Gaeeu, beNtar tIFtaeY. GenrLe Draper EIetz-r Z.
dFe''g-, James Freeianl, ROoert Squires, Gen.
II. bowuah- Patrick II. Baker, William II. Free
land Martin K GofdSyOrthv. John A. UurcIlrr.
John 4 1'drich, Kellogg sexton. BraIau4in F.
Ihomts. John Million, Charles l.. Tat iin Joh n
a. Perkins, William II. b lIou John VI. Stewart
Sherman ; Jewett aud Francis II. koot-Defend-
BY virtue at, and pursuant to judgment Of Fore
closure anu sale, entered in said Court II The auoyc
entitled action, the l2th dag OF Jun, lS6l-I viii
expose TOR sale and sell at pulic auction, the front
door of the court House ia tine vla- 81 nodytviiir
IN iowa county Wisconsin, SATURDAY tilg = Ia ,uy
OF September, 1901, At o'c0cA in the afternoon Of
that day, the following te>criL; .si Premises
or 50 much thereof NAV be ectss1rv 10 raj The
amount Of SAID Jud nent, interest and costs OF sale
10 Wit:
fhe west half Of the northeast an trt4r or Section
so ten (ip). aud the t-east u ,r Of the south
vest qudrtsr oi Section No. three To- ali OF the
n"rin-ea>t quarter OF the northwest quarter ana
part OF the southeast quarter OF the uOrtn
quarter oi SctIoa Nnte {l0), and OF the south
half Of The northwest quarter Of SETON No five
~, al IN Township No. i've o. north of Range M.
tour ~ cast containing IA the a.-..fe two hun
dr-i acreS-the same y and being an Iowa county,
y lSconsIn
Dated, Mineral Point. June 27th 1851.
GEORGE ME~SERS NTH
Sheriff iowa Co.. Wis.
Cob5 Sadiath, Plaintiffs Atrss 9.3ml
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

Democratic politician of Racine. went with
the regiment as State Agent. Mr.. Cover, of
the Grant County Herald, also went with
then: to see the fun and correspond for his
PAPER.
In Pennsy lvania we passed the Wafer Cure
esi ablishment at which the gallant Gen. An
d-rson> IS slopnng for his health. 1t Is a
lovely place, situated at the foot of one of the
Allegheny Mountains; and the General is sur
founded by many handsome young ladies and
admiring friends.
On the road and at Harrisb rgh, we met
several three mouths regiments whose time
OF service was out, and who were returning
home from the war. Most of them had been
IN one or more engagements with the rebels
they were going home to reorganize and re-
enlist.
On our return tri p with the ladies. We trav-
eled abor. 300 miles with two mounted off
GERS of the Michigan LIST, who had been in
the ,hickest of the big tight at Bully Run, one
had ball shot through his leg above the
knee, the other below the knee. They were
both In good spirits, aud would re-enlist if
they could walk.
The Wisconsin troops are everywhere spo-
ken of IN the highest praise-indeed, they
are considered the best equipaged, and among
tue braveSt in the army
The 9th Wisconsin regiment started from
Harrisburgh for Harper's Ferry on the 81 ST
July, at which place they, with the 3D. 4th
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
ngton. it Is said to take the place of Cameron

ington. it 3 said to take the place of Cameron
Secretary of War. CO. 49, =
PHILADELPHIA, August THE United States
gun boai. Flag, arrived at Fort ii tfitn this
morning with thirty six bel prisoner, That
were taken from a rebel war vessel f,,rne,lv
the revenue cutler Aiken, seized at Charleston
last winter. The Aiken fired at the II. Law
renee of Charleston probably mistaking her
Tor a merchant vessel. when Tire ST Lawrence
returned broadslde which sunk the rebel
BOAT FIVE OF her crew were lost. and >rhe
rest received and placed on board the Flag.
Washington, August Much excitempe,
was caused across the Potomac edurnlg last
hlSht- "A conntryman came in and IL ported
'h"' 'he enemy was approac ing in large
numbers. Immediate preparations were made
TO give I EN- warm reception : the truops
Were active and determined, and the lime IN
wnIch they were gettdg ready fol action was
BRET he arm proved false
prominent engineer connected with the
New York Fire Department has arrived here.
aud Is en.:eavorlng 10 make arrangements for
the FIRE Lpuaves 10 remain In service for The
time winch they enlls ed
man named Minor was arrested opposite
Long Bridge to-day with Bea. CARDS pass
IN his pocket
Since the strict rules about publishing
army matters the city it is SAID has swarmed
with spies. To-nlghtan officer wFo is known
10 oe In The Confederate army was at the
National Hotel. ....
he news from Kentucky has aroused the
widest enthuslj SIN here When 1t was an
nounced In the Ho Sc of Re ,resentafives that
henl lucky was The first To adopr the Con,ti-
tuition and would be the last to desert IT. the
thunder OF applause from floor and galleries
shook even the sold walls. Ii was an out
break OF patriotic feeling. This or, at victory
Will be immediately followed by physical
one not less magnificent. There are al tins
moment 10000 organized Union men in Ken
lucky. only awaiting the accomplishment of
this victory at the ballot box to ak, the field
and drive the rebel forces out of Kentucky
and Tennessee.
The Kentucky Legion is ready to be mus
tered Into the service. ana the men are burn
ing with sire to aid their Union neigh bors
in tennessee to free themselves from the
despotIsm Of the Davis mobocracy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

Gov. RANDALL MINISTER TO ROME The
Madison Journal has "a telegraph, dispatch
saying that Gov. RANDALL has secured the
appointment of Minister TO Rome, formerly
rendered 10 Gen RuFUs KING, BIT made vacant
by Gen. KINGS appointment IN the army
If This news proves correct, Lieut. Gov. NOBLE
will be the acting Governor of the STATE until
January next, when \ newly elected Governor
will fill the post
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
Fifth Wisconsin Regim ent.


MEssRs. EDlToRs - This regiment is con
sidered by many the Crack Regiment Of
WISCONSIN,, not onl on account Of the Off
GERS commanding lt-belng among the most
prominent and best military men in the
State-bnt on account o. the good conduct,
soidierly bearing and general intelligence of
the men composing it. It's numerical strength
IS about $50 men. Among other good com
pan es in the regiment are the celebrated Mil
waukee Zouaves and Milwaukee Turn ers-
Capt. Berne, of the latter, and his LIST Lieu
tenant said TO weigh together $50 pounds
they are powerful men and experienced SOL
dlsrs.
Accompanying the regiment is the accom-
plished Miss Eliza Wilson, known as the
Lady Of the Regiment" She is about %
years old, good looking and very wealthy !;
dresses IN beautiful bloomer costume, and
cayres a revolver and field glass Her faith
or, Billy Wilson. Is an extensive lumherman
In the Wisconsin Pinery, and considered to
be worth at least S5O0,000 Capt. Evaas's
company in this regiment is composed exclu-
sively of lnmbermen who were working for
hInl at the time of enlistment
There are many merchants law yers. and
about 30 printers in the regiment, among the
latter is Frank Moore, wLo, with the writer,
worked together in your printing Office some
years ago.
Colonel, Amasa Cobb, of Mineral Point j;
Lieat. Colonel, Harvey ". Emery, of Portage
City Major, Charles Ii. Larrabee of Hori-
con Adiutant, Theodore S. West, Of Wauke-
sha Quartermaster John G. Clark of Ian
caster; Qaartermaster Sergt. james Ordway
of Beaver Dam; Sergeant Major, Charles
: Langrdge; Chaplain, Robert Langley, Of
Portage City Surgeons D.. A. L. Castleman,
Miiwank sc; Geo. d. WILDER. Mineral Point,
and DR.. CRANE. Drum Major, S. r. Alex
auder !: Fife Major, John ". Wnders Com
missary Sergeant. Burton Willard.
The Band accompanying the regiment is
the best that has left the State-indeed. 1t is
not surpassed by any band Of equal bumbers
in the West. There are D members. The
instruments tor the band cost 1900. Il. c.
Foster. late Principal of the Mineral Point
Seminary, Is Z member Of this band
This splendid regiment struck tents at
Camp Randall, Madison. July 9th, and
started for Harrisburgh. TO which place they
had been ordered by the Commando. in
Chief. They went by way of Chi cago, Tole-
d., Cleveland audlPtlsburgh. Their journey
was celebrated - it were a triuinphal march
There was one continual ovation on the rout,
from the time they started until they arrived
at their destination. They passed through
an old and thiekly settled country, and Their,
was not farm house passed from which the,
were not saluted by waving handkerchief,
dish rags, &c. Al every place where the car
stopped they We're met by large crowds
ladies and gentlemen who showered then
with bouquets, and fed the soldiers sumptu-
ously. st some places bands of music wef,
play ING. and everything had the appearance,
# grand fourth OF July celebration Tn,
7lldgst enthusiasm prevailed everywhere.
Th= wives q many Of tie officers accom-
anied Tie regiment on their Journey. Also
GRACE Sanders, LAWYER aud prorn;neu,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

KENTUCKY FOR THE UNION On Monday last
Kentucky spoke out, Ia terms not TO be mis-
understood, in favor of the Union. without an
if or but. The returns of the election on
that day show q majority of not less than
$4,000. Scarcely a eecessionist is elected 10
tho Jegislatpre We have never doubted the
10y ally of a portioa OF the people OF Kentucky
but We hardly expected SO overwhelming a
victory as was achieved Oh Monday.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.-Congress has
adjourned sine de- The telegraph says the
President yielded reluctant approval to the
bill to contiscate the property Of rebels We
don't believe it, and We don't want to believe
IT, 1t s time tie Government should begin
to deal with this rebellion in earnest.
The pay of volunteers has been increased
50 per month.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

cB The Madison Journal says that Judge
NJ. NJ. JACKSON. of Madison, formerly of Min
eral Point, is appointed Consul to Halifax in
place of VINToN. We don't particularly wish
the Judge Ii Halifax, nevertheless we are
pleased at his success
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

"SECEsSIoN IN CANADA secession FLAG
was holsted on the American Hotel, at Ham
ilton, on Saturday and taken down on Sunday
afternoon by the police
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

1t is said Gen Butler will not remain
at Fortress Monroe unless troops are furnished
HIM sufficient for vigorous campaign against
the rebels.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

IS During he late battle, a bullet wound
ed the tip of Thomas Francis Meagher's nose
and cut off portion of his moustache Mar
row esca Z
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

- The official report of the Federal
Medical Director says that our killed aud
wounded at Bulls Ran amounts to from 8O0
to 900.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

The regiments are being brigaded at
Washington as rapidly possible Those
from the same State wall not rs a rule be put
together.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

BANK SUsPENsioN.-Gree d Stone, heavy
bankers at Muscatlne, Iowa, have suspended
pay ment, owing the stringency Of the
times.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

GEN SCoTr's Property CoNFISCArED.--Th
rebels have contiscaIed the property Ger
Scott has lying in Virginia.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
TAKE care cF tie Feet.

ID DOTS and shoes are necessary for the health
ID Of . community food and drink aud THOSE
'es"ns who desire .oosI tcle Tnaaie IN durable
ForkHanlise manner, Of the best quality OF leather
viii find all sizes Of
Coarse AND FINE Doors AND Sizes
~ the well know cheap store of
EDWARD COADE,
80 High Street, Hiners. Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

~ Gen. Cuwis of Iowa has resigned his
seat IN Congress, having received the appoint
ment of Brgadier General.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
lhresi,crs and ScparasOrs.

J'IE Subscriber Agent for Cas~'s celebrate
i Threshtug Machines. manufactured at Racine
isconsiD, is PREPARE, 10 take orders aud supply Ma
chimes short notice. These Machines suppIiet
with the improved
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

rs BERIAH BRowy and Mr.. PECK OF
Michigan are about establishing Democratic
paper in Milwaukee.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
SWEEP STAKES SEPARATOR,

said bv all who have used them be superior any
OtheFiu use.
r'armer- inritad % call At my Shop, near tho
Depot, Su1 EXAMINE these Machines
WILLIAM i ANYON, Sen, Agent.
Mineral Point, bIay 10. 1901. Z0tf