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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
Mai. Gen John Z. Wool.

This distinguished veteran arrived
III the city last evening. For the pres
ent, his quarters will be at the St.
Nicholas. He is thoroughly in the
work of crushing the rebellion, and for
giving no quarters 10 the rebels. He
visits the city at this time to assist in
forwarding troops 10, provide equip
ments and PROVISIONS, whenever It be-
comes necessary, the means Of trans-
porting lhetn, and to direct their desi-
nation. He has ordered 10000 mus
kets, 400. 1000 cartridges, 800 howilzer
shells. and 800 six-pound shot, which
will 20 forward with US liitle delay as
possible. No doubt his ann will be to
open and keep open the most direct
and natural route to Washington; and
10 this end he will give The business his
earnest attention. Gen. Wool's pres
ence IL timely. L. gives Us pleasure to
state THAI his health IS quite restored
and thai the country will nave the bene-
I FIX Of his services In the present emer-
gency. v. \. Times, 23I anst.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
HEAVEN F0I THE RIGHT.


AIR-"TH KED, WHITE AND BLUR
Fort SUMTER Fort Sumter is taken,
The flag Of our fathers hauled down.
Bold hearts Of the Union awaken,
And prove you are Of renowR.
All ties Of your party sever,
And flock round standard true;
Gompromse now Oh never, Not Never.
The sword and the red, white anc blue
CAoRus-The sword, and the red white and blue
The sword and tie red, white and blue.
Compromise now Oh never No ! Never!
The Sword and the red, white and blue.
Old Abe's made his Grsf proclamation,
The heart Of the WeF will not shrink,
Unite, them and stand by the nation,
And do OF the deed. which you think
He ctals Wisconsns devotion,
He calls you SIR and yOu
Then drown every Aonae-tis emotion,
And cling TO the red white and blue.
CHoRUs-And cling to the red, white and blue,
And cling to the red, white and blue,
Then drown every home-tie emotion,
And cling the red, white and blue.
Though war wage is vide des olation.
Though the Sonth howl its hoarse banper,cry
Resolve you stand by the Nation,
10 stand by the Union die.
Let Davis and Wigt>l! endeavor
Thx free of the North 10 subdue
Our homes and ou army forever
Three cheers for the red, white and blue.
CHoRUs Three cheers 1or the red, white ano blue,
Three cheers FOR the red. wbte and blue
Wen fight for rights AID seer,
Three chee RS for the red, white and blue.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
The Defenses of Washington.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday AnriI >

PHILADELrHIA, Monday. April %.
n special messenger arrived last
night, bearer of dispatches from the
President 10 Gen. Patterson. He saws
the capital is safe from any attack that
can be made. The assailants can be
baft1ed until The city is re-enforced bv
the troops now on The way.
The administrator then felt secure
They had 200 regular troops. d 900
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Penn
syIvanla volunteers. including the Mas
sachuseuS Regimen, al Annapolis iunc-
uon, aud A. 900 District militia. These
last are to be counted upon, as il is well
understood that the only object of the
ConteGerates Ia taking Washington IS
TO destroy it.
Col. LoWrey and the other gentle.
men who had come through, were ar
rested fifteen or twenty times, knives
and pistols being held TO their heads
until they gave good accoun, of them
selves The railroad was in good con-
GitIon between Baltimore and Wash.
lngton. All Maryland was in a per-
feet Hame OF excitement. Little squads
OF men stop every stranger they meet.
Inc secession furor is overwhelming.
ihe Union men are timid, and sneak
away. Secession flags are fvinq eve
ryWhere, and no Union flags.
From Baltimore TO Havre de Grace
they had 10 come across the country
The general feeling seemed TO be that
Jefl. DAVIS was coming up with great
army 10 seize Washington and over
whelm Lincoln.
Our informant met gentleman who
LETT Charleston on Thursday last. He
mad been there for TWO or three weeks,
and had taken pains to find out the
character or their army and their de-
signs The onl y desire they have in
taking Washington is to destroy it
Th~, .A:sh tiiut uy uestrUynng WASH
lngton they will destroy all pretence for
d reconstruction, and they count conf
denlly on being able to do it,
They rely entirely upon the Eng
llsh to open their ports, and say she
mast do 1t or starve. They have an
idea, TOO. that New York and Boston
will furnish as many privateer5 as they
want, and seem TO expect ,Gat half the
North Will 60 with them.
Their army is made up Of loafers,
sons of genllamen, and some planters,
gamblers and blacklegs They have,
as ye., made no preparations to march,
bat remain In camp. They have little
clothing, no commlssarIat, no means of
transportation, and no money. The
subscription TO the Sl5, 100000 loan in
Char lesion, some three million dollars,
Is entirely a paper subscription, and
no, 40 cents on the dollar in gold
There IS no specie in the city. They
hope to get foreign advances on their
next cotton crop,now owing 10 the North.
They seem TO rest where they arr, IN
the expectation that we shall 90 down
aud attack them.
Gen. Beauregard was still in Charles
ton.
Many of the more intelligent men
talk freely Of the dangers INTO which
they were Plunging, especially in re-
gard to their slaves They say, We
are going to fight this through. We
are all going 10 get TO hell together.
Sixteen slaves came up from Mary
land to Chester County, Pa, yesterday,
in skift.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10

WAR TERns.-A casemut1 is stone
roof TO a fort, made sufficiently thick to
resist the force Of cannon balls, and
casemate gun IS one which is placed
under casemate. \ barbette gun Is
placed on top of The fortlhcaton. An
enbrasure is The hole of opening thro
which guns are fired from forliications.
Loop holes are openings in walls 10 fire
nuske,ry through.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10

-TDte 8aa.iaE once q /. H. WAittIesev.)
fApITAI.. $4,000.
htAt I~ drawn the principal cities Of the United
IL States Ei..>"t Exchange on au the large town
vf rurute.at moderate rates.
Niiiha1 Drafts on AL points in th- I ited States
AMI IN tine ,iet towns of Great Britain, France and
GersnAns- Interest allow e3 time i .pa>it-
$ 0diec hours. / NJ 70 2. VI after Nav lat
-C4SSS Prest. L X. NsIrTLEsKr Ca.h
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10

I AWNER. NiuerAl Point, Wisconsin. Ofice one door
vest 1T tlt- Pre~b vteriau Meeting House, IN the
aHslinS merly Ipied bv the United Land
9l.e- sir STRONG viii transact profession bus
He~- which he be ruapIoved in the counties Of
~, - ksyett Grant or RicAlant. vIan3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
FA~IIIo NtBLE BARBkR.

('E0RGE Appel. having f:tei up Ai> shop in The
" most approved styie, j. prepare! u
SHAVE. DRESS HAIR, -iiiNrOoN &c,
al hi;u call He IL also attend
- Btee lug. Cuppi - aud i4eech ug short mo-
-ic- llI tle best uJtnaer ot the science.
fAs most perfect satisfaction warranted in all
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10

The following bit of advice to farm
ers is eminently sound, and we trust
heed viii be given TO ii:
To FARMERs.--IIigh prices in time
of war IS a rule that never fails. Plant
largely. Ii will all be wanted TIE
tens of thousands Of soldiers that will
be needed have heretofore been produ-
GERS, and viii low be changed into con-
sumers, and they must be fed. Let not
an acre of land be IDLE You need not
fear that there Will be a surfelt. Il IS
a duty you owe TO your country. and les
it be fulfilled. From the West mus
come The means OF sustenance for The
armies that will be needed, and he who
adds TO the products of the soil, as sure
Iy fills patriots daty, as he who takes
his life in hand and goes forth TO battle.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10

THIII ,-ttAN. SURGEON AND ACCoUCHER. Miner
ztPaiut, Nl, once door above Sp.sEue's )
: ~ eho., Ing rect. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
JOIN IlOLLiNG EAD,

,prper> AMI Perio4ictt--anl gent Of the
Hons ius4rIRce 60, of y. next door the Post
o4ce, Alsh street, Mineral Point, vi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10

4 MUSCLE GUARD.-It Is stated that
a volunteer company IS being formed
in New York. composed exclusively OF
prize fighters. None others are 10 be
admitted.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
SANE, IL w. re 4 II.

4 TF0RNEY At LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
y nalsvsltle. Iowa county, Wis Part.cui.s atten-
ton pant 10 Collecting.
Refer Hon. {. &. Msshburn An Cobb = Neesu,ore
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
May the hone 5, man never die poor

BE true 10 the american flag.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
i. IL. CI.AIt L /.
j. h. NOFFET1, VI. ID,

4 TToCNE.Y AT LAW, and solicitor IN Chancery
: ,tIuer.l Point ohce IN the Court House. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
professional and 9usinrss Cards.

sllTERIL POINT. Iowa CoUTT, NIx.,
: urce,sor- I, Conn. & MEssNoRE. and Conn. Mss
AoKE = ~UHiUTH. will attend 10 professional bus
4nt-s and correspondence heretofore. Office oppo-
site Court House. uu StAi.s l9u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
GEO. ~. NiIBEIl, VI. ID


:, CEsEoN AND PHYSICIAN. Oliee opposite tn
s Post Jsice, up stairs. s-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
I. F'ltRt, w. COBB,

TToRN4,Y Atn CpUNSELLoR-LAND X col
Y I.t.JTINtf AGENT, Shuilsbarg, Lafayette CO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
DIR. N.N. IiII4DEs}RAND,

EoGst,s Block. ~ st.irs. Mineral Point. Wi.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10

u 20DCCE and neral Conmis AIerchs ale
I Id s. 4, Water Ltt1r &c, stone Ware House. neal
i. X. Depot Mineral i'oint. 1912
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-10
Ghc St(ineral }1oint Gribune

PvsLI7HEr EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING,
Ia the old E-gle Saloon, opposite the lows County
Bank, Mineral Point, Wis. by
B L I 3 s 81 8 O. ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
Housekeeping hiade Easy.

rT,EE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES VIII always il
sure rOod wholesome bread For Is ceots you
can get one dozen Yeast Cakes, wnien VIII maze ~
large loaves Of the be5L bread
exDTess Almost every family n town has used IL
For Spring cleaning it nvauabe-tOT washing tant
Looking Glasses, Gded WORK. Asroi ShVeI Vi FL's
Ware. l.. -
REFRIGERATORS.-We have sold large lot o
those famous Philadelphia Rei!igeratoTs W nave
isra LOT coming They are warranted 10 give Fatisac
ton as they are only the best but they are lhe
cheapest known ,,,>---,,r>-
sprl4-l NAChf-NLlE q 1--NNI--'-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

I-rMPL0YMENT.-$5o A MONTH AND ALL Ex-
bPENsES PAlD.-AD Agent Is wanted IL every town
and county in the United states, engage in re-
Specialize and easy business by which the above pro-
MS may certainly ee realized For fun particulars
corner Of Broadway, New York CITY inciosing one
postage stamp. =
oct2o-dtriTxESu 3.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
DIR KINGS DISPENSARY
FU. PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for
lsEE ~ the last four years of Louisville, Ky,
~ and who has devoted his attention "
the of private for so years. 4tteTs
himself, having attended practice for many
years, and cured many thousands he is enabled TO
cure all diseases oI private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from nJudcIoUs nedicia Treatment,
frUm negIect their Dr. hing DispensaTy IS
No % Dederck street between Cherry the square,
story, where he ali diseases OF private
nature
IiunOrhea cured without nauseous medicines or in
erference with business.
structures recent date, eHectualy cured in
a few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where a Structure exists health canuOt be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease mischief and under
mines the constitution 50 much.
syphilis with ali the diseases Of the SKIN, growing
OF neglect bad treatment, can be e1ectually
cured ID few days.
Seminal WedkIleSs-Partcuiar attention having been
given this disease, and ali the Consequences growing
out OF il, brought many by the destructive
habits OF ncOnsa=-ate youths, and excessive ndul-
gence OF the passions neglect OF which viii Under
the constitution rendering the subject unit
business society, and causing premature old age
Females who may be laboTIng with any difficulty OF
the Womb may assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by wFtng and stating their
case, with lee enclosed direct to Dr. A King, No %
Ueaderick street, Nashville Tenn, will have the
sary medicines sent 10 their address. Office hours
from O'Clock In the morning until in the evening
julyl0-Ind&w1y
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rner nd viii cfer great INDUCEMENTS 20 ali VINO VII
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AT this house all pictures warranted please
charge wii be made, 4 --rt--s.4s s-l
We would especially invite the community and our
friends general 70 visit our great Hall of POI trture
where pictures OF the must celebrated statesmen and
Divines be seen, viz His txceiency President
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Beautiful Farm,

IN the same roat roE occupied by T G McCampbell,
81 f,rr1erIv owned by Tom Harding, containing
sbout go acres This pace Is so vel known As %
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All the above property viii De sold On reasonable
terms and a credit Of one Two, Lhree ana i0UE
Apply TO a Y s Lindsey, N1sa lie, OF to either
Of the undersigned - ,-
$780, -- SIX nile rr0En Nashville.
J. A. NCCANPBEL,
-, ----- Nashville.
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NASHVILLE TENN WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 49,
SO, 600 Ccpies asready sold.
EVERYBoDT,s LAWYER

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Ladies and Gentlemen Wear
StaEes! SO, es!! SloEes!!!

HAVE IN store and nov receiving the best selected
L assUrlInsui Uf OOhI u and HEATING STOVES,
FURNACES, CRATES, &c, ever utered in this mar
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sizes duted COmm0u stoves i0T Coal;
do straight, do DO
5 do large Globe Coal stove;
3 do Open Franklin osl stoves;
z do do DO Wood do
DO Monkey Coal StOves;
S do fdJed Box stoves Tor Wood;
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2 sIzes haHSas Psrior Stoves Ior Wood,
do Challenge Heaters Tor Coal;
DO large extra hurCh tovsS;
CO Phoenix Joa Stove;
do Ironing and Wash-houss Stoves;
Common JaInb and Mantle Crates;
MaTblelzed Iron NANTES and Crates, complete;
Wrought and Cast iron Cooking Stoves for Wood
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ysLUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SAL E.
vrTrzHTSC, 10 make other Investments, We propose
w 20 sen all cur Real Estate II DzvldSon CO.. =
follows
Thai Suburban Residence,

zItustet On the Franklin Turnpike. within Eal nlte
~ rbs riry zrd oupsIts the residence o. te ate %
sepb " H5rtun his IS PERHAPS the most coll1nanl
NJ site IN Ils vicinity CT NASHVILLE ad = . Il-9t "
$3.50 -o11rrv residence The house viii be sold
WIN ~ or Is acres Of Iz1d Is tho purchaser 1-S
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Penmanshp and Phoaograpy.
Nlk. DOLBEAR.

In Krkman's Buildings cord,r Of Summer and
Lfloa Streets,
rs nov ready TO receive Pupils in the
above Branches. Ladies' al Iiiish ht
neat, easy ald flowing ST, lie Of writ IIzSSe EzlE
Ing, and g-atlesnen ia flee bold aHd St-zxzSz-zE
RAPID style. Persons from 10 90 ycl.s OI -, :.
taught IL u few lessons. Hours, 3 TO p M and ] TO
Q at nght Pc sons from the country n anlsl their
lessons N one Week Christmas week will be a good
o iortuhity for Peep To 1IenJ. Those who wish to
bla Nj. - S classes Sloald 10 Without delay The
great practical utility of Photography shown 5y the
oitowing note from the Rev. > HAYS surz SIS the
Inquiry whether parnls should withhold 4 ON their
children 81 great blessing Can tie student who en-
tiers coiiee without 1t be succ ssful as h one who
can use IL daily in The lecture Ioan?
AAsaynLR, Dec. 18th, 1890
Mr. ]. w. DoLsEAR:
SiK:-The DIST lessons took from you some time
sluce II Phonograby, have enas ed me 10 save more
than two-thros OF the lab preparing my serii ons
and have no doubt 1t will soon enable me TO save
tareeiouTthS OF IT, have never spent time more pro-
nltb!y than III its attainment, and feel perfectly free
in Recommending 1t 70 Clsfgyfnea generally as a
means by which vast amount Of time may saved.
and that TO with far ss etf than is generally sup
posed Its principles lew simple of easy at
tanu-ert and suited the fun expression Of every
word IN the language, either for Present perna-
nent record.
Yours respectfully,
j. S. HAYS,
Pastor Of the ID Presbz seriau Church
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NEW SERIEs-NO. 1864.
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s4auca,lonai Notices.

iAIONDAY, SEPT.1 3RD, MRS. IRWIN win 90 q
Is1 GiTls the Basement Of The Preshyto
Iaa Shureh, kagetied- Arrzngenents bare ben ma6e
.SIISatiOli- - = - i--- 81 --s--sA = -
the LAZY employees 20 teach Music csznos lha tostve
7 ,ltlre sallsIaclkIl.
ssoh- T. r. sakrE1,s native Of France, and gssdu
oi The tlyxr toiiege VI Aigiers, viii teach Erench,
lilisA, ita ian and Aodern 1reek- Mon SanteI pre-
eias tHe best tesiiraeszas from many dssnsasheAs
ssr. K u neiss sayssor sao,s ssu,,l. o., EafSs
seiils my time, and this practical Trial -
le that lie be trusted II
.,ticlLis teacher oi French alsss stss1 ss[e
lie regular tates per Session Of ave months are SIS,
so and SIS. -
f va ef EXTRAS; so sEs-i
Music on the Piano ....... &15 on
= A<-tin a-lu ofcch.. 4
Q aO0S4l l<AStlA&tS....- ~ %
{ Crochet and Needle work. 90 1,
6z- fups VII. be charged from the time Of entering
10 TIE the The bills viii be payable 6
Inc middle Of the Session. sug28-H