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MK,.rRry JocKKr CLrB RAcKs-SPRING MEETING oP 1861
Sixth Day Friday April a-FTst kace-hea's oil one nile
Club Purse $40 49,,
dam by imp Glencoe years old. ................
William j. Minors ch Regret, BY Brown DICK out oil .
A. X Richard. imp b. c. by Stoefwel, dam by Laner =
Time, l:Bl-l;tGl.
SANE DAY-second Race-Dasn Of two mues-Clnb Purse
500.
A. X. Richards IT. @. ssunders) Magenta, by York
shire, dain by GleBcoei years old. ...:........
J. p. yairin IT. q. Moores Laura Fsrrts, by Le1ng
ton, dam by imp. MngTsyej years old........e...
Thomas and T. w. Doswells oh b. EIchequer, BY keye-
nue. out Of Nina years old. ...........r........
Stephen Minor tool \ N. HIPs) c Neil Robinson, by
Wagner out Of Belle Lewis years Diisneed
Time, 1891.
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SAVE THE PIEcEs
TCOvcMY! DISPATCH
o. A STITCH IN TIE SAWS NINE "A
A ein happen, IN D>l yeSsia.eo s.lies Il
very desirable have cheap and way for re-
pairing furniture. Toys: CTockery; &c
SPALDiNG'S PREPARED GLUE
emergencies and heusahold sdod be
without tis always ready and up 70 the sticking point
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MA brush accompanies each bottle. Price IS cents
Address henry c. sPALDlN6,
No. 10 Cedar -st, New.York.
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MAsoxvILLK, Conn, Feb. 5, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDiSe.

SIR:
IhSve tried vonr Cephalic Ps and Ike the oA that
wat Won TO serd me two dollsrs worth more
Pa Of the neighbors to whom gave Few out
of the hrst bos got fro you
Send the Pins by mail, and obhge,
JAMES KENNEDY.
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Work ~ THE CRY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT
In the Bureau of Sanitary Inspection last week 10
nuisapces were abated; 3O7 water-closets cleaned;
SIG loads of neh,-soi removed from the city limits,
together with 81 dead horses, II dead cows deao
hogs $50 dead dogs and other small animals, ana 800
barrels Of oal. There were seized OF unsound 1000
$50 pounds of beef 10 of veal "a of mutton 2'o OF
fish, 800 of poultry and Us Of other meats.
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u snsls bottl. OF sPALDIvG's PREPARED GLUE
Wa ss~e f.n '''pes is ~sst sr-psuv 81
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
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From the Examiner Norfolk, Va
They been tested in than thooand cases. WIN
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vT,HE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF THE

The following Ia extract from letter written BY The Rev
wieeI to tie German Reformed Messenger" at Cham
bersbure Penn.
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From the rxsminer. Norfolk, We.
Cephsc Pills scconpih the object loE were Doe
viz: Cure Of Headache in oil its forms
From the Examiner Norfolk. Va .
They tested in than thooand cases. with
entire success
Fran the Damocr1; 81. Cloud MINI.
troubled with the Headache send Tor
boT CeIhae fs that have them in case o al
stack
From the Advertiser, Providence r. ].
The Cephsc Pills said be- ksbl- efecioa remedy
f the adc the very best for that very equen
mplaiIt which has ever been discovered
From the Western r. r. Gazette. ChicsRo. H.
heartily indorse Mr.. Sparkling and his 1nvsIed CephAhc
PiIs-
From the Ksnswhs Valley Star, Ksnswha- Va
that suffering with tho heAaAehe VINO
try them, will stick 20 them
From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La
TRY tnee YOU afflicted and we are sure that Your
teony added 20 the already numerous List that Dos re-
eeiyed benefits that other medicine can produce
From the s. Louis Democrat -
The immense demand the article (CephAc Pills rapidly
Increasing.
From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa
MI spsldng would consec, with article be
did not ks0p to possess real merit
From the Advertiser Providence. Y. T.
The testimony il their favor strong from the most Tespeeta
BE quarters
From the Daily News. Newport. r.
Cephahc Pill taking the place of all kiads
From the Commercial Bulletin Boston, Mass.
Said 10 be very eficsciOus for the Headache
From the Commercial. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity be relieved
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From the Danocret 81. Cloud MINI.
II Won troubled with the feadsce send LOT
Ps that you have them in case Of al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
CITY ITEMS.

CRY MoRrAIrrY-The number of deaths in this
CITY last week was 3Si-a decrease Of SO from the
week previous, and II less than the corresponding
week last year. OF the whole number, 50 were Of
men, 70 women, l24 boys and los girls. OF the 2ls
deaths from acute Diseases scarlet fever stands highest
the list-32 Inflammation of the lungs, rs convul'
sons, infantle q small pox, 16; Group, III measles
l2 diphtheria -; inflammation Of the brain, IL; con-
geston of the BRAIN g. OF the 100 deaths from acute
disease there were of consumption "a; dropsy In the
head, l6; marasmus, infantile, 49, scrofula, o. VI
the Sc deaths from external and other causes, there
were two cases of drowning and two of suicide. The
recapuation table Of diseases classified gives Of the
lungs throat, &C., l39 brain and nerves, 81 skin, &C.,
and eruptve fevers g.; stomach bowels and other d.
gestve organs S. uncertain seat and generalevers 81
heart and blood vessels premature birth, A. old age
g. generative organs, 3; unknown, 1. In respect to
age there were under one year. 81; from to years
40; to s. 81; to 10, II; 10 to H. 3; II to Is, 4;
Is to IL, g. II to 90, 6; 20 to 25 l6; 25 to &c. 10;
30 to 40 5O 40 to So 81 so to GO, III 6oto 20, 10;
20 to 80, S; 80 to 90, 4. 2J5 were natives Of the
United States, so of Ireland 80 of Germany, 10 OF
England of Scotland, and of Belgium, Prussia swe-
den and unknown. 1. Included in the above were 10
deaths in the public institutions
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,S CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM

A. these testimonials unsolicited by M sPAIpye, thsy
. afford unGuestonaile proof Of the efficiency Of this
truly Scientific Discovery.
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sPALDINa's PREPARED aLUEl

sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

FORECLOSURE SALE

State of Wisconsin. Iowa County Circuit Court
Henry Keep, plainuH against Benz. X. Berry Alvin
Blanchard, Joun Adams Eliza Adams. Aun;lS:l Cobb
otis c.. Corblt. William o. raIlcr, Wliliatn -. Hart
Henry NJ McCotke, btIEer Il. fWctdv Elias NJ
Gfeen. DeNtIr IiLInry, George Draper. Eleaxpr b
l. dredse, James Freeaud, Robert Sqnire, C,.t. les
ii, bowman, Patrick III. Baker, William H. Free
land, Martin X Gotdssorthy. John A. Butcher
john A Goodrich. Kellogg sexton benjamin r
Thomas, John Million, Charles b. latham john
~ Perkins, William Ii. cltnn John ~ SteNxft
Sherman ). Jcuett and Francis H. lsoot-Def.u,!-
ants.
BY virtue Of and pursuant to = Judgment Of Fore
Closure and sale entered in said Court IN the above.
emitted action, on The 18th day OF June IS6I-I will
expose tor sale, aud sell At public auction front
door OF the Court House. Ia the village DotrviiIr
IN IOWA county isconsln, on Saturday, the lsv
81 September, 1861, al clock ia the afternoon ~
that day, the following describes eazt PREMISE.
or SO much thereof As may be raise he
amount of said judgment interest and costs ot sale
to wit:
The west half Of the northeast Quarter OF Suction
NO Ten (IoJ, aud the quarter the south
west quarter of Section No. three 81 all Of tn.
northeast quarter OF the north quarter am,
part OF the southeast quarter of the north w.,t
quarter OF Section No ten tl0). and part the sonth
nail OF the north west quarter of Section NJ
to- all IN Township No. five 90. north Of Range No
tour a. east, containing in the aggregate two hun
drtd acres-the same lying and being in Iowa COUNTY
" lsconsIn
Dated, Mineral Point, June 27th 1851
GEORGE NESSERSMTTH
Sheriff Iowa Co.. Wis
Cobb Sudduth, Plaintiffs Attys l293m,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
The Battle.

Probably the truth in regard to the battle
at Bulls Run. two miles beyond CentervIIl.
AID t~ensy-sIx miles from Washington. may
be stated follows:
The advance guard Of the federal army
Gen. Ty Ter brigade, attacked the cntrenched
position oil the rebel, at Bulls Run ou Thurs
day. and. after brief engagement, retired
with loss of twelve Killed and forty wound
7 ed-the rebels beng strongly reinforced from
Mana.sa. junction. Since then the Federal
troop, have been reinforced by Gen Schenck :
and oil. Heintzelman's briyades. aud have
been engaged IN reeonnoiierin9 the enemy 4
position. The latest news from Gen. VI Dow
ellis camp Is 20 1917 O'Clock Yesterday morn
lug. All reports giving details of bayonet
chargrs, pro and con, are probably cauards.
One report states that the Mas>aci .uscttS } II
aud the New York Fire Zouave- earn Il the
enemy, battery 1T the point of the bryonet
Another declares that the enemy charged
with boyunetS and were replsed by the New
York b9th and list. Both p obably falla-
cions. 1t Is undoubtedly true that ali the re-
naming regiments on the left bank OF The
Potomac have been ordered across the river
10 reinforce Gen McDowell's col INN.
1t - reported in our lat.-s: dispatches that
Gen. Johnston has probably effected "A june
ton with Beauregarel. and that Gen. Patter-
son, instead OF following hum. has tu!ies. back
beyond Narti,sbrg. )" nnaccountab!e "a
movement on the part OF Patterson. it actually
made. can hardly be accounted fer on any
hy pothe,is consistent with his loyalty. Let
IS hope that it ~ not true.
IL wonld appear iha; the telegraph IS not
completed - Centerville ve-.and that the man
reliance for news in Washington i on the
courier-, who are rapidly passing 10 and fire.
Chicago Iri.nsc oath
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
w ar New 8.

The two armies getting so near together
that decisive battle cannot be long q elayed
The main body Of the Southern army Is al
Manassas, and the Federal troops only about
three miles from them, a. place called Bun
Run, where skirmish took place on Friday
las. One hundred and fifty railroad cars are
said to be at Manassas, ready for any emer :
gency, in case the rebels are forced to leave
suddenly. as we have DO doubt they wall be.
The reports conflicting IN relation t" the
fighting at Bulls Run. The first account APP
pearei to Indicate that the federal troops were
repulsed IN consequence OF concealed o'i-
terv but the news of the following day re-
ports our troops in possession OF the ground
on which the action took places and all the reb-
els retrcated 10 Manassas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

THE CASE OF MINISTER HARvEY.-The New
York Tribune has the following. revealing tIe
latest phase of the case OF our Minister to
Portugal =
a committee of Senators was selected
this morning, In caucus, to wait on the Pres
ident and request the recall of JAS. I. Harvey
from Portugal. An examination of the teIe-
graphic dispatches shows that he gave his
Oh irle,ton TREND. Judge Magrath, n greater
amount OF explicit Information concerning the
doiugs of our Government than had been
supposed. He even Informed the Judge Of
the fluctuations of the Cabinet, from time to
time. as they occurred on TIE subject of re-
inforcing Fort Sumpter. One telegram APP
prlSed that with 4 single exception all voted
for evacuation another, that the party in
favor If reinforcing had grown In consequence
Of the ARRIVAL If certain New York politicians
Two Of the dIspatche, We're slgned A friend. ;
the other with the full signature Of the abcr-
tor OF treason. Now that all the evidence
has been placed before the President, he can
not hesitate in recalling Mr. Harvey"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

SIX OF THE Df>cRkptTEp BANKS AGAIS CUa-
RENT-Ihe Wisconsin, OF last evening con
taIns the following:
BY resolution OF the Ban ers Of this city we
to-day place III the current list vt banks the
Bank OF Green Bay. the Bank of Portage, r
X Unlikely d Cos Bans the N"rthern Bank
the Naupun Bank. and the Cliy Bank oi
hen"sha; leaving yet III the late d-creiited
list OF ten, the Dodge County Bank. the l.;
crosse County Bank, the Bank Of Coiutn bus
aud The iecon,in PInery Bank all ri who
vii probably be made good in a few days.
The bills of the above named six bank, wi
be received by the banks OF this city ou Mon
;Iay.--NaG Journal 10Th
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

LOYALTY REwARDED.-The Senate has done
just thing IN promptly admitting Messrs
Carlisle and Wiley, the new Senators of luv :
al Virginia. a few crocodile tears were shed
over their departure from "preceden'," bar
the Senate ST. alghtway established a prece-
dent which will have n wholesome effect III
both the neutral and seeded States When
therefore, the monrnerS are prepared 10 OUT
their seats. they may have the satisfied on OF
knowing that precedent. is established
for ust such cases. Congress is rapiilg be
ing cleared of traitors. and a door opened TO!
loyalty to come IN for future representa- ION
: Helper" Clark, Of Missouri. falls as the first
example in the House.-Chicago Tribune.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
Second Regiment Corresp ondence.
ARL xGroS HIGHrs, ALEXANDRA Co, Va

ARL NGToN HIGHrs, ALEXANDRA Co, VA,
July 10th, 1861.
Since I wrote YOU last, have struck
tents and migrated TO ca Virginia" Our
camp is situated on Arlington Nights, about
two miles from the Potomac. SIX miles from
Alexandria, and about the same distance from
Fairfax Court House. The New York 18Th
and 10Th are encamped near rs; the New
York 33rd arrived yesterday. aud | suppose
i, will camp near These the regiments
with the Wisconsin 2nd, constitute the brig
ade under command of Gen Sherman. Sher-
mans celebrated battery of Flying Artillery
Is also attached u this brigade, and l think,
VII give good account Of itself when the
time for action comes It did good service in
the war with Mexico.
Our boys are delighted with the prospect
of having brush with the enemy, and !
think YOU will hear of some pretty tall fight
ing, on our part. before this reaches you. We
are now under marching orders, and sun down
TO-DAY viii find our road 10 Dixie
Land" and next Saturday we will probably
be in Richmond
The health oil the boys Is eXcellenI, there
being but very few cases of sickness. The
grub IS not of the very best quality, although
the boys manage 10 live what they get
That ycu may form some idea OF how we
live, will tell you what our grub consists of
Each man is allowed is ounces of bread or
II ounces of crackers, / Il pounds OF fresa OF
salt beef principally salt beef, or q pound
Of salt pork, and a cup of coffee for breakfast
and one tor supper, per day.
p S-Slnce | commenced this letter the
BOYS have started for Fairfax Court House
and most probably are at that place by this
time They took three days provisions with
them. but the tents camp equlpage, etc, were
left here with guard of ninety men (includ
ing the slck). We expect to overtakc them
to-day or Tomorrow.
| have not time to write any more ut pres
emit but Will write you again as soon as an
oppurtunity occurs that | can DO so.
Yours, &c, LEN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

AFFAIR. ~ JAPAN Recent advices from
townsend Harms. our Minister |" Japan. rep
resent The condition Of affair, IN tina, ca,untr,
/" be the most Unsatisfactory. The political
excitement now agItatfng the country had
caused great ,tagnaiIOn IN all the branches o.
business. Foreign residents who have been
Carrying on Tor several years a prosperous
trade have been compelled III many Instances
10 abandon their occupations and leave the
country. owing 10 the iust2 rlty of life and
property. toreiyn commerce had depreciated
neariv one half. aud until confluence Is fully
Restored there IS little hope OF It's being again
renewed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

\ Coon Tune To Do The late Washing
ton special 10 the Tribune has the following
We are Informed that for tie purpose Of
facilitating the negotiation of the Bonds of
the orth-N e-tern States for war purposes.
the Secretary of the Treasury will ask au-
lh"rlty from Congress TO guarantee their
pa, ntnt.'
inI> guarantee Is not necessary 10 MAKE
our own people satisfied OF the perfect SAFETY
Of our State Bonds. bun. rs our banking law
exists. II may be OF service n, heIpin, their
credit n the Eastern markets. " hope the
Secretary may ask FOR aad get such authority.
Hudson Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
BATTLE NEAR MANASSAS.


The mails of to-day bring partial ac-
count of fighting on Sunday last between
Bulls Run and Manassas Junction 1t
appears that the fight commenced about
Q clock in the morning and continued
through the day, the Union troops gaining
much advantage, and driving the rebels
from point to point for some two miles,
capturing their batteries and cannon.
The enemy completely routed at Bull >
Run, retreated to the Manassas line Thus
| tar the victory was on our side. Later in
the day, however, the rebels received
strong reinforcement, and Il series of events
truly disastrous took place. Many con
fused statements are published, from which
it is impossible to get at the truth; but
enough is known to warrant the belief
that the Federal troops have suffered great
loss, and been driven from the advantages
they had obtained.
| The panic commenced among the team
sters, who had incautiously advanced i'm
mediately after the body of the army, and
/ lined the WarRenton road. Their con
sternation was shared in by numerous
civilians who were on the ground, and
very soon our who.e army was In retreat
Every available conveyance was seized
upon to facilitate the escape. Several
similar alarms had occurred by a change
e
I probable that the alarm was owing to that
| fact
The Rhode Island battery was captured
at Il bridge across Bulls Run When
their retreat was cut oft. their horses were
all killed
1t is reported that the Black Horse Cav
treat when the remnant of the Fire
Zouayes turned and fired, killing all but
six of them.
The list New York regiment lost about
half its men.
The following regiments were engaged
in the conflict LIST, ID and Sd Connecti
composed of the ID, Sd and Sth companies
and $50 Marines, the Sth and l4th New
York Militia, the list New York, the lst
and 81 Rhode Island, the I'd New Hamp
shire the 9Th Massachusetts, the lst Min
nesota, the lst Michigan, the 10Th and 3Sth
New York, the ID 4th and 9TH Maine
and the I'd Vermont, besides the several
batteries
1t is probable that the number Ct killed
and wounded is magnifed by large num-
bers who are missing. The low est esti.
mate of killed and wounded may be placed
at 900 to 5000. 1t is represe tied in
many quarters that the Ohio regiments
5ly from want Of confidence in their com
manding officers
1t is vaguely rep rted that Gen. Pater-
/ sons division arrived in the vicinity of Ma
nassas this forenoon, an commenced an
attack on the rebel forces. He was wi hin
twenty five miles of III battle-ground yes
teriay but the exhausted condition of his
men prevented him from coming to the aid
| of Med DWELL.
/, is also reported that four thousa nd of
our troops have been Sent to Fairfax from
the other side of the river.
| The number Of killed and wounded is
gradually decreasing. Six hundred Zou-
ayes have refurned Tt IL now understood
that Col. Wilcox, reported dead, is living
| though badly wounded
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
sBODss and shoes

4 NHF.Ai Tor cash The undersi gued would res oect-
~ iully inform the citizens OF Mineral Polat ana
helnttf that he Is supplied with the best OF stock
aud Is prenared To make to o,ier
BOOTS SHOES, COARSE OR FINE.
Tor Ladies, Gents or Children on short notice and
the most reasonable terms. Those desiring work in
ms lht are invited To call II his Shop, next door
belt" Gundr! > Store. on High Street.
Repairing done on short notice.
for sale.
Cash paid Tor Hides
CHRISTOPHER DAY.
Mineral Point, September l. 1889
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
Mini Point ThresfI.ng Machine Depot

BLoDGET < MOORE, AGENTS.
DITTS, Improved Ma,illcn style, and 10 hors 80
Pigua. Ohio, Screw Elevator, and 10 horse power
Mamburgh, Ohio, and 10 horse powet:
g q and t horse power for farm
ers' use
Blalr's horse power, ard 10 horse:
Climax horse power ant 10 horse;
Dow h Fowler's celebrated iron powers for and
10 horse. Warranted the best power manufactured.
Emery's trend power.
Stacker 4 Tria.k's Is and 20 feet Sold separste
from machines. if wante,-
These machines warranted o be well made OF
good material and pc feet IN every respect
Terms easy, ~ suit he times
BLODGET & MOORE
- Machine and Pump Dealers.
Mineral Point, Ju v IS. 1861. 50 i'm
Washburu, Grant Co., Wis, July IS 1861
This is to certify that have purch .ri of Bodget
K Moore one of Pitts Improved. MasilIon stvIe
Thresher-. manufactured by DoxIer & Fowler y. y
with Iron Power.
The machine taken home set up MI after a
f1ir trial pronounced first class thresh-r: and /
have hesitation in recommending any parties
In want Of a good eliable threshiny machine and
horse power. Af.OSXp CUSHMAN.
P. O, Washburn Grant CO., o AiIfin, IowaCs.
Mr.. Cushman is n mechanic By trade and a large
farmer, and fully capable Of testing the merits Of -
threshIng machine.
BLOnGET & MOORE,
Mineral Point. Wiz.
Are"ts for Iowa. Grant, IaEaye,tc, Green and
Dane Counties, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

NRS- T. RANEY wnuli respectfully announce
VI To tile ladies' If Mineral Point aud vicinity
Iiias she has opened = shop door Ia JOS
> bhNey Jewrlry store, where she il ptcparea TO
90 All Kinds o work ia her dine IN the best manner,
short notice and reasonable terms The ladies al
AheFai FONT ana surrounding country are invited
10 give her a call.
July Sth 1861. .Itr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

TIE CRASBERGy CRoP.-The Mansion Star
says tfat persons who have examined the
marshes. IN tins aud GOD county. state that
there never was 4 better prospect for large
crop OF cranberrIeS than there i tins year.
The vines are loaded with fruit WIKI favor
able weather the Weld must be enormous
Odd cranberry pickrrs say they have never
seen the vines look better Nioiiso,s .Jour,tI!
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

AnJUTA>r or Tux SECOND REGINxxr-td ;
infant Iantcr. III the Second " t>can,ln Reg
ineat, mo: hasln. beeu appointed from among
the Lieu enant> 1T the regiment. rs me arr '
regulation reqGire. has been Superseded hs
Lieut.. &. IL. Dean. % the Grant Co Solua-
tees. VI Eeln = n fine officer. aud well de-
serves he promotion.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

4 WISE DErERMtSATiox. Mr.. Crittentirn
states THAI tie sAall brIn in compromise
measures AZ the present session.
Mr. Cri.tendeu voted for the expulsion Of
the .ralior Jol "A 3. Clark from Congress.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
~ The Columbus (rexas) Citizen says
mat zen. Sam houston - Ing as n private
IN an organized company in Hairs county

The Mansion Star says whortle berries
sell IN that place at three cents FER qaart
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23

Iii shop v At the oil stand cf T. Davey.
Mineral Point, July LIST, 1871. 29tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Store.
JOSEPH ]. DAVEY

HAS just received large stock of JEW EI.RY.
l Clocks. Watches, Nc. Steel aud Plated
SPECTAGLES, W1It'H kEfA and GUARDS &c
Repairing, done short Notice, and warranted tn
give Eatre Satisfaction Jewelry ct all kin3s made
o order. Particular attention gwen to