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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
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421ciIer, @abctn, @oiter5, GitbtcritGde,
SH' Qi6tI6eerm Sisseleilen, Saffee WdbIm
S&cren Sadmclisr, Sarbisrmsfsr Sorf,tetsr,
Sprins. 0nitttammen, Mauss unb 8attenfaln
S6lSder, 8antrn, S6rauben, Sisasl, Ndgel
RrbcnIicbe, 6UbenI nI6aufeIn, MibI. mb SanO
ld9n, Scbeln. tcteeiIsn, MeIeI BObrsr, 8siB,
,ansen, Sctle, Wauuteusn, 5sten, Nsrts S6lef-
llcinc BON Der beitrn glrt, Ssttsnlr1nss, SOtSls
bantl6rautm Strieael, SdrRsn S6aufsln, Wdii.
gatcln, Ssdsnenlsn, Saumpoa unO oanisn Slid.
9arn uno anpersr lpns, unb tiberbaupt Gin ppl.
tcnmensr YUrratb pon GiIenwaarsn, gu Gaten bel
S. 9. Woier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
1leiSeg tsencbclt Scmt' .
Gin grOGes Sc6o6 in N((cntnun I!
gtrur QGaaren fir 6rii6ja6rs un6
SGmmer 8leiber

Sbnurman uno OiCubaroS Qrcgrs NIdnaacrie
III wsoer-niht nit tetenOi9en SbtGrGn-pit tiner
un9Smttn 9rcRtn cuon9ttcmmentn SCneuna rcu
SthtnSpurot9tctten ousltafhrt woroGn.-6er Sin.
trltt III fret uno carin fam man lebtn:
1900 Sad &Gde; 2OOO Sracf R6de I;
1900 ueberr0fe 200O Qaor 6oien;
2O00 2Seftcn,
&Cn alien EGrOsn uno prtiftn, bele 0r6eit une
n0h otn neutlten Salbcne. QHos nob oas 8gltc
N, untsr otGitn tauenoerIti 0ttounaefUden tcfn.
pen tt autb ncb Dis fcIgenbe unr piGl9eubts Qrti:
tel, Die nlr9tnO6 icnltuc ~ hattn fno ots in btm
9rcBen Altioers Nana9erie pcn Sbnurman uno 9Ieu.
baro, ndmltcb Die rpCltberiibmts 0intctns, Dcu.
9lass, Sredlnrle9es uno BelIsRSde, ocien unc
&eltsn.- &eItit Elm Bucbauan gRann tGnnen mir
in sins Suit Rtlrcr ltstGn, oaB Ct 10 out ausoudt
wis Der OItS ,,%ud" ftIblt 0a Itbt man etcnfalIt
etn unper9tldtttber 6ourn pom fGiuitGu unc pelten
Sub-@n0IliChes, Geutibcs uno Sron;SRlheS-unt
wtr eS pcrjtGbrn lcltc, ib eine 8leber anmCftn III
loItn, Der miro 9lttdbfallS auf cine uprrfGine
&ttit beottnt msrnsn, an 4rsien mcrUber hb ciC
Qanje @Bctt Grltount.
0o fsbt man pom tCiien unc ItbSutSu GaTiust,
pcn % bis 80 @rnts tt Naro ;--uuo cos 1T bch
wubrboft9 tui9 senu9.
9lun tcmmt NIe, uno urbeilet fir Sud Gelblt-
tple 9cia0t, 10 9ttbau - ihr rperbtt lnecn Sag lr
cub iulttn tSnnt wis ihr es Wdniht.
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SS6sIell1(usS30Ie
9elGnibcr, alIrc Der 0Ete o 6cirri d unD Isln TGr
nGr 8 b or 4 s, INNER tcrtit fno ales III tbun
uni ihrCn Guttmsrs pclIe Satisfarticn gu 9s6en.-
Nmano br0utbt iu taufen, Der nicbt trpiu, ia aDcr
ctG ,0ltiOer aIe pom beltcn Stcff auf9emaht iinp
uro Die prcllI fc un9emeln niecGr 10 bat ncb Rci:
nrr tbr 9IanoQtrc ptrloiCn, rhnc Iih cine Suit ec
fault 'u baten-teieits ogcn bic geut NaB E6nur
Mon uno NeuhOros Stcbr Ger belts uno pcI lfeltC
it, esn man in HHentoun outrCfen fonu, uno wOs
a Il c ecu a9tn, mug aud pahr lGn.
IN 5d5nurmon uuO Nsubarrs QEoareutoQer. sra:
na4rlt fam man cine GuitNttiocr, rem Rcpf tiS gu
SrR btlIlGcr toufGu OILS in ireCno Cincm antCrr
Ntioeritcbr I'M gancr ron QGtlbCm penn, uno ba'
her 1T cs aud ooB lire 6uncsn 70 ,ohlrth uo, uni
tiir mcnt9 b 10 gut Sepit6t weroCn tSnnCu.
Oautbor uno 70 wettsr pertll6sn mir cure pcblfGilr
RtlioGrbinoler
81. Sdtuurman,
Gbarles S1cubarS.
" Ser9eBt Den Srt beileibe nibt-er
1T oeraoe 9e8enuber Der Soo sSeucm
So1lle, Nllentam.
Glltntaun. Sept 10. nahp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
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Sure GdnDnel Il. 0e6en !

Oenn Rrie9 III Ycr @urGn Sbdrcu.--Wlsine ess
lebte 8urQtr non ptebo Gountn, Sort GunpWr fol-
9Sraumt unh OloiCr 2tuoericn uno alIs isns SclOa:
ten tSnnsn nahe 2(ueuIaun ltalicnrt wtrocu, an
Stops wOblfGilem @or9tlO StCbr, nm oEn unlt:
btuern 3uorono wCltbCr hcbcrItb coiabt ltattfnNen
mtrb. ~ untsrorGdsn-benn c6 fno ptni0Gr als
1872 Rarrtu: uno @cct eaouulsn rcn neiGn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Nriiblin0S. mmb &pMnIlcr.Niftcr

an Strrp'5 wCblfciIem 8oraab Stcbr anqdauot--
uno boS 6jeibrti N: SINNER ino nccb am Som.
men" GtCats, @Cunsts, 8tumln, 8anrtr, SbG-
ttrS, WantiIas, ETC.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

ISOrGm Der RCrrtu Sarif1 eabltrt wurNe Gum
= ~ am ertGu llprt in 8raft gu qsben) III, neil
Scitpb Stcpp in oEn hBtsn QBrdGu Sitter an lrlh
nrbcrn preiicn impcrtirt bat, uno 10:
nit rieitItc nun al ftnem &tcbr 40 present mcbls
fter ptrtoufen fam, atS onocre Ntt'cl6e in ben Gi
ties tOun tGnntr-Ous Ter llrios lUeil Ct fur SOrs
9tlo tOuft uno pcrtouft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Grinc bartr 9citen at Stops wObIfriIen
Stnbr.

GGrGt uur was Gin tlcinsr Rnobe gu tinsr gNutter
y 9Cfo9t bat ais CT bic qrofsn 66ufrn ron SITTER
an S5tcpp0 mchtfCiltn 8Oraao Stobr fab ,,0ylutsr
ntFt Jbr Die lIrlodbt warum mir uitbts BADEN 2"
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5br nidbts fault" ,,0Beun Strpp thun mtirol rvic
3Nr uno @orr tbut iC wtroe 81 9,piG nidt 70 villt
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
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5clgCnbtS 1T cine Cite Der Srisfe pslte nab
renb psm lebtm 8iertslabr, enecnp am 3lRn
:Mar,, in rem S6rsdsStas Defiant lic9en 9etIi'e
ben 1no, uamlt6:
Or. SCIcpt Rueer, R. SGr, Satrmcn Ghns
Der, Sctn ct insr, Samuel Smith A, Samuel
SGcG, Satcb @Cbls, gibi6 unO gster 2, Nit:
I6d Ycpt, /, Qtmanbes 6srmUno.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
9l0i0nte Yf06rt0t.

StntrmoI Deter &rum unO 6rau ron 6tiNd.
Berg ldmiap, ls6l Gauntg, ourh eiue ircipl.
lt9t u'Feriarrttuos patirt ren 22fcn Gag Mdri
1861, all ttr pcriInIihse unp Ncrmibtcs Siacn
tbum gum Sslcn itrcr Greritprrn an ten Inter
5tianctsn utrtro8m taben, 10 wrrpcn allc Die
jtnBsn, rel6e aui r9enO cine 98cie an ren be-
fasttn paG &rum iaulOjg iinp, auiBsicrpsrt
innrb1It go Sascn an,urufrn ump Ji&ti9trit Su
ra6en-uno Trr Srrrerun9en BAT, lcins 8G6s
rtunS aud sn3utSnbtsm.
Sobn SeniobofT, 2(fi9nis.
AFyII Il, nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

900 batbe uno ptsrtd 8drrts O1otrtlEn-200
OVO ,or9sheaos uno 9Srrds 3udtr uno gRr:
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feiIsm 8ar9sIo:Stobr, SO. 35 Q8ct pamiItcn:Suo:
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
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Suite ssssS &0S,Nesa.

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
GDurt~0 0rDflQm0ttD1l.

Sinttna Str o6tbar = g. nNGoD, QrdhNsnt Rt6tt in
gen Wrnosnn ScrtSn oon ScumSn pta6 orin gtris.
Stilrt 6iDtnS aus Cen santic6 9crtampOn nN i'm 5tua
RennplpanNn In Strait eintS Nm5 ptsGgn Ritsr Ser rs
1mtStnt eclritn pen oDtr unS Strninr uN luo
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Je9s silusr6 Stb6 Rittr Der Scrttn ucu Opy tnr Br
miner c ol9ntint ian1n rltHiqg fir Cis Rihuira ucn
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mst une oHrab bbtt zFns unG Scmmou pds aubiFlunltn
m3s 9s9'n usretn c IN 0,r Hsnan iur Ca6 Sauntn
Soda, aui Sen '
8weitrn Monta9 i'm Mpnat 9Ra,
Is0l w Ger -. f09 N,5 btoalsn NCuat5 H. unr wtIds Gin,
lBedgn onrm miro
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onaa 5rtNnsrbr N Sonub nntrbal6 gounips
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Ncus Rttero6 1nl1'ntn urG &lmndtontn uJuStn bibsn
UNI ibrsn pftdtn ucr erd9tsr Seurl lbpururtSn.
Des9leiten tperpen aud alle oteirnaen,
ptlbs 99tn Stan0ns in rm @fdnsnf Sss sanp c,fo ols
Sla9sr cNsr 5u9n autttu hlbtr btnlrtiatt Nlf lt mi
alGcrmS eadbf snumbn tlbnum Nsitlbtn pcI,1u nj,
Is ibnsn rSbt cUnisn mag.
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Gag HPul i'm Sabrs C,rrn IsGl.
GRarles 3. 6ains, S6niff.
SoS5 trb0lts Die MsputIit!
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
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srirS Germtt st1ttn, oaB Die llntsrleianetn ais
QpminiItratoren Y0n Der 6intrrlaBenlaaft ces
Dertcrtsnen 3 ontel u. 0utb +, Iegtbn Ypn
SitOmbeittoa Jamihip, grha Gamtp. rnannt
rcrbCn iinO. 2le Dtricnisrn odter weldc md
an beIa0te SintrIaBni@ait Ihulpn iinb birrmt
aufBefcrpert tEnerbalt 6 gDcdcn on;urufm unb
atjub9abIrn,-ll Srlhc Die nod rratmdIHac
9Infcrreraraen babm mR3:n iinp cbcnfals CT.
iuat lC!ae tnnevbaIt beg bfiagien 3cit pUDltes
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
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81. g 6uurnGn,
NbdrfeS S1ciIhdrf

D SeroeBt ben Srt beileibe nibt-er
1T oerooe 9e8enuber Der Soos Sellom
Soalle, Nllentaun.
lltntnun. Srpt 10. uqhp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-04
CONES OUT STRONG FOR THE RIGHT SIDE.

Mr. Russo /, the celebrated correspondent
OF the London Times. who IS travelling in tie,
Southern States, writes 4 very important let
ter from Montgomery, under late OF April
10Th. 1t Is q ter Of great Significance, Ia
Hsmdch Is he comes out bojdlv and earnestly
for the cause Of the free States III The pcnd-
Ing war. Mr.. Russell in bis first letters WAS
rather against the North. The change has
been caused by observation at The south.
The influence OF Mr.. Russell IN England is
scarcely less than that OF a Prime Minister
" Without cause, the gulf States have
rushed into The rebellion, and must now suf-
Ter the consequences OF their act; for thu.
states that Remain loyal to the Union are
ROW unanimous IN the determination that
TIE Government shall be supported, AND that
tins wicked treason, which without provuc:-
ton, has e,-ayed 70 nverturn one Of the few
free governments ot the earth, ANA establish
IN Is p!ace.a military deSpotIsm. ruied by
an lrreprc,~ible olIGarchv, where freedom OF
speech and OF Thought should be suppressed.
and only African slavery recognized as y d.
vine institution. shall be put down at what
ever cost of treasure and life.
The contest VIII have but one result.
" neither It be rc%ched At the. end OF five
years or fifty. Let there hc no tnI-abprt,-
hetsI"n IN Europe on this poinr nor the
merits Of the Issue that was made. The
i!ne that divides the two combat,nIs IS Il
PLAIN Que. On the one side stand The sup
Porters 81 the CoUStit't onuE (JoUc1,t0ae1t-
those who favor the Preservation II tree IN
stilui!"na-thoSe who dread 4 military DIES
p''IS n-those who believe Ia the 1426!c pri,.c.-
PIc ~ -111qlo Sarott tree.i,ns. that have madc
EuEIaut what 1t ! and on the o:j,er side,
are those who prefer military government.
founded o. treacteru aeI co11spiracy-tho-,
Who would suppress the press. and al the
noble results That flow from is freedom -
those VIII" regard African slavery rs Dl-
vine Institution. 10 be foSIcrcd by the Gov
ernment IT the expense OF every other branch
Of Industry Ia the state. in this contest. /
frankly confess that | am with the Govern
ucut OF the United States"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-04
Affairs in Baltimore.

| learn the determination of Gen. Cad
wallader IS 20 hold the United States civil
authorities 10 the prompt and efficient
performance of their duties, and when
they fail he Will then intervene with the
military arms We hope for nothing from
Judge Taney.
Parties from Howard county visited
Gen Cadwallader yesterday. to ret au-
thority to arm Home Guard, under the
pretence of keeping down the slaves.
They were told not to be alarmed about
instructions of the slaves, as they would
be kept down so long as Maryland stayed
IN the Union. As 20 Home Guards in re-
bellious communities, the General thought
they Were just as likely to use their arms
against loyal citizens as against rebelli-
GUS slaves and little more so
Mr. Commissioner Getchell of the board
OF police made a visit to Gen Cadwalla-
der, yesterday, and having been rebuked
IN half-pleasant way by the General, tor
allowing the bridges to be burnt on the
Philadelphia road, and thus cutting him
off from his estates in that quarter for he
owns large properties on the bay shore,
and IS famous for his inequalities in the
fishing and due me season. Of which Mr.
lpant, the General put him upon his hon
or IN answering the following questions
" Is everything safe in Baltimore now p
" es. &" Is it not because am here
with my three thousand men ~ Since
You have put me ON my honor. | am com
PEELED to say it is Mr. GetchcIl de
serves great credit for his framkncss. |
am told he enjoyed the dilemma into
which the General thrust him not a little.
for he loves joke, even ut his own cx-
pense.
Judge Chambers Of Kent County one
Of the leading rebels of tho eastern shore
it seems, paid the General u visit also YES
tcrday lie wanted to get authority to
muster the Home Guard into the service
OF the United States, but the privilege
was promptly denied him Il shall arm
them without your consent, then" " You
will do ito such thing, Sir Consider
yourself under arrest" This brought
the belligerent Judge 70 his bearings in a
trice, and an apology for his hasty remark
was followed by the requisite relief from
the unpleasant position into which he had
impertinently thrust himself Finding II
difficult to pass the guard without author
ity to do SO, he INDUCED the petty spite
subsequently Of giving it out that they at
tempted to prevent his cgress-Cor \.
l. Times
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-04
QUEEN yICroRIA'S pR0cL4Hir49y.

The following IL the Proclamation of Her
Majesty. Queen Victoria:
HEREA~, W are happily n peace v It'll all
| foreign powers and States, and
HE8EAS, hostlntie, have unhaqpily com
mcnced between the Governrnent Of the
United States, and certain states <tvlInr
themselves ihe Confederate States Of AMER
ca. and
Nle@eaS We, being ut peace with the Gov.
eminent of the Unite! States. have declared
"ur royal determination 10 maintain "a strict
and Impartial neutrality III he contes. be-
TWEEN sad comics, inL pr les,
We, the e'orc, have thought Fl. bv and
WIKI the advice Of our Prvy Council. ~ -
sue u royal proclamation, and We hereby
warn al "Ur loyal subjects. and all person.
| whatever entitled - our protection, thar II
any OF them shall pres M in contempt of
thlN proclamation "nd OF cur hi,h dl-rleaS,irc
% do amy acts Ia dciog1tion OF their ,Iurv y,
subjects OF a neutral Sovereignty IN sad con-
trSi, or ~ Violation or cnutrutput OF the
/ law OF nations. and more especially bv en-
tcrng the service of either of the n,ll,t,
phttie> a commissioned or non-c lIniui .SlaErd
othcc-o or soldiers, or nv serving a officers
s'ld.er1 Or marn ; on board any snip O. YES
sci al va~. or transport of or in s,rvIce q:
either ot the cuutendID1 1.arties. or by en-
gagIuG 20 or going 10 any place hevrn s,.;.s
with intent 10 enlist or engage in any such
service. or by procuring or attempting 70
procure within Her Majesty dominIon>
either - home II abroad others t. do -, ,,r
hI nt'lnt ont any -niu or vessel 10 be en-
pcs CT - shtP,-p-war, Of privuicer or trans
port ~ either contrndIug party. or by
hfetNlut Or enIeavoTiu-, 70 break auy block
Adc lawfully add actually established hy or
GA behalf at either of the sand coute:dIng
parties. or br carrying officers soldiers. drs-
IA ch'~. arms military stores o. materials
ton~ldered aud deemed to IL contraband ul
var. according - l9w or modern usage Of
nations. Tor the use ri Ell her of s,I3 cantrp4-
M ptr'le> AL narttc~ - uiienulri. will IN
eur and be h.b tu the several peual,I.. sad
penai Consequences by said States. or by th..
law oi nation, IN that behalf imposed and
w do hereby dec!1-c that all our .,,h.cf.
aud persons entitled t. our prb,cc,inn VIII.
may ini>eond"ct themselves in the prcmlse-
| viii dp 50 n their peril AMI own wrong and
they viii In II" wise obtain any protection
rom Us against AM liabilities penal
Consequences. hat Will on the contrary incur
our di>pi'.asiire hy such misconduct
Gireh Al RIcAmoni Park, MAY l3.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-04
ITEMS

We clip large portion Of the following
items from the Madison PairjoL
\ report has received large circulatiorf
through the Press. wherein it is said that
MIR. buchanan has given $1,000 to the
Pennsylvania troops This is incorrect.
He has given 500 in two sulns OF so
each, to TWO companies
\ Montreal paper states that durne
the last few Gars several young men have
lcit that city for New York. affirming
their intention Of joining some Of the vol
untecr regiments IN this city.
y T. Willis. aiIudin4 to the promi.ru-
Gus display of bunting in the city Of New
York, says, it seems rs If nature On
tire stock of rainbows had been hung out
t. dry
Col Anderson declares, in reference to
the battle at Charleston harbor that
there was a loss OF life on the part Of the
Confederate troops which has purposcIt
been concealed from the pubic eye.
ms Charleston porcrs complain of the
scarcity Of small change, and We are IN
ciincd to the belief that large change J.
still scarcer in that Rebel locality.
\ GREAT CoFLAGetrDS EXrucrED-A
correspondent OF the New ! ork Herald
says that tho Southcrucrs declare that
they viii burn every city or town they ar
compelled t. vacate Ii they keep good
that resolve, ii will not be long before
most Of the Southern cities Viii be in
ashes
4 SIsrlzR Of Gov. Maeofins hayiu2
signed the Ladies Union memorial 10 tin
Kentucky Legislature Prentiss cjaeu-
late, Would to God that she were GoY-
cruor of Kentucky. and that her brother
Beriah were home in pettieoat%-
There is n company Of volunteer in
Kentucky who style themselves Tho
Oar. Deyel~.' They are represented -
very anxious to come in contact with WI
sons New YORK InuIye- II t3"y 10.
tIeltcn pity them. for about one hundred
devils would ha transferred from eArtI
to that other place in very short time.
Az Official statement OF the Charleston
Cy,o-icr shows that only 397 Of tho tir.t
regiment Of Seuth C..rolin" volunteers
weuld 90 North 10 fight, Goa rclnalned IL
iipIns-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-04
THE BAHKs-From an article which

TnE BAxKs.-From an article which
we copy from the Madison Journal, 1t will
lie seen that six more Banks of this State
have made good their securities, and
brought their bills to par; to wit: The
Farmers and Millers', Juneau, State Bank
Of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, Bank Of Mad
ison, Bank Of Ripon, and Iowa County
Bank We understand the last named
Bank are about to increase their circula-
ton il this locality, which arrangement,
we doubt not viii be generally satisfac-
tory. Give the people money in which
they have confidence and there will be no
trouble about the currency.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-04


cry can. are escaping. A gentleman
from Virginia. near the \ otth Carolina line.
has arrived here. He says the store house
OF supply for large portion of the sourhern
country is there Touring mills which are
turning ont 5000 barrels of -four daily, al
OF winch goes to feed treason. There are
thoI ands, In his opinion. who only wait To
see federal bayonets and the deral flag -
return 10 their constitutional obligations
The movements OF Cen. Butler are con
sldered a indicative of an intention on his
part not TO trouble SewalI. Point or MOI
folk ut present but to strengthen his posi-
ton on the other side u James river. and
in time to move forward TO Richmond
\ traveller this evening direct from
Richmond, reports that comparatively few
troops were in Richmond as late as Thurs
day morning, majority being sent away
Immediately on their arrival
There is no tru n in tie statement thas
the Government will call ont To-, 200 more
men.
New YoRK june J.
The Posts dispatch says the Govern
mcnt forces had conflict with the rebels
at Aqua Greek
The dispatch also states that a skirmisIi
4
miles back OF Arlington heights. Cur
pickets were attacked, and several Of our
soldiers wounded.
Later dispatches state, that Il force Of
several Cavalry and i Infantry, under
Lieuts. Thompson and Gordon attacked
the rebels 1T Fairfax Court House. Tn,
rebel pickcts were met four mil TIN,
side, who tied and alarmed the camp The
cavalry then charged GA the town eurouu-
tcrin@ vigorous resistance the people lir-
inc ON thcm from the houses
Lieut.. Thompson horse was shot under
him, and his cavalry were surrounded by
rebel infantry. who poured IN Il continual
fire. but they fought their way through
them, taking a number Of prisoners. 0ar
+ of the cavalry was killed and tso wound
ed. Some staff officers Of the 5tl, y. J.
regiment were wounded heinz with the
/ federal troops.
Lieut. Thompson reports 3}rchel~ Killed.
and that their forces amounted 10 100
They had previously supposed there wrr,
bat POO there
Tonight our troops viii advance ON
Fairfax Court House, and tax" it.
1 Another dispatch saws thc rebel@ are
fast retrcatin@ from Fairfax
\ large body OF troops advanced on
Fairfax this morning at : . clock
\ dispatch says the batteries ut Aqua
Creek were destroyed
I'm official dispatch from Gen Mcdowell
To the War Department saws, the loss 81
the Union troops at Fairfax Court House
was +, and the Con.cderates -.
PHILADELPHIA. June /
The Bulletin publishes from the Rich
mond Enquirer Of Thursday thc details OF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-04
About the Banks.

Through the courtesy Of the officers IN the
Bank Comptroller's department, re have OBJ
tanned several interesting items with reference
to the condition OF the Banks. Their circu-
lation has been reduced and The bills
chiefly those Of dscred tied banks-destroyed
within the last week. 10 The amount Of Sl0S,-
1863. averaging over $4,000 day. The pres
ent circulation Of Wisconsin Banks is S.
$40. 80, 4 reduction, since the first Of Janu-
airy. Of @65I633. Within the last week
St,753 Of new circulation has been issued the
greater part notes of the Iowa County Bank,
based on Illinois stocks
The following Banks have made good their
securities. principally 10y retiring circulation
since the date Of the Comptroller's report to
the Legislature, viz The Farmers md Mil
lers. juneau, the State Bank OF Wisconsin
in Milwaukee, the Bank OF Madison, Bank
Of Ripon, and Iowa County Their bills are
now therefore worth their face. All the Banks
have responded TO the Colnptroller's call made
~ April. Of per cent. except the following;
Arctic Of Fan Claire. Albany, Horizon. Chip
pewa. Citizens Of Black River Falls, Hall d
Brothers Of Eau Glare. katanyan of La
Crosse. Mechanics Of Whitewater. Osborn Of
New London, State Stock of Eau Claire. ST.
CroiX River. TadeSmen's Of Chippewa Fails,
and Wood County Bank. These Banks are
al among the dI>credited
The Comptroller is restrained from winding
up these hanks, by an Injunction obtained in
the Circuit Court here. by The owner. If tn..