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rHOICE OLD LIQUORS The subscribers
- have on consignment from al cd ana well !,
kno~h housa IN GeOTgetlwn. the TemainGer of
their X OF Liquors rOmprisi G.
81 tarrrls ,u?erl0r Whisky, from eight to nine
year old
81 bs Tels Cabinet Chamgagne.
5quarter casks Bonl don sherry.
ported by 6 n. Walter SnItnD
All OF which " are prepared to sell at Teduosd
prices, TO close bUs ness.
Jas q. Mcguire 4 CO.,
j. 81 st AuctIo &c and Commlssio Me o. ants
CtERIAGES.
4 Esvs NV On hand large al d fine ssoTtmr mt Of
mNk@t " hich an prepaid tn sci SGNGS
W for cash. Per ous IN want CfgnOC W.
work will do sell t. call aad examine mr. stock
bei.re p9TchaslT sewhere.
Al repairs Leatly done ard orders promptly a.
ter ded to
have lso enc ver- f9e close P.rreI C.rrrsr.
Wh Oh crieinaliy crft 81 SIS bni lit g uSeJ, a,
Siil be sold low, as the owner tas @ further use
forfr. ANDREW JDv, r.
"a slim Come" u - = streA's.
nRY jODS For THIEF LKS Ar HONE
~ MilIIar, men. Soldiers, st angers and So
j9urners, needing any kind Of Fancy or Staple Dry
OOnds to 81 me. arc solicited 10 inspect our
ttocE. now fail AID comp etc, in all the de part
man "i cu rent wants
An inspection OF stock incurs no Obligation to
purchase.
one Pre- oT'y. marked in pain figures. hsncs no
pur9ha or 10 d'ceived.
y parcels for conveyance by express or other
m des' properly packed free OF charge.
PHRHY IL Bro
Penn. avsnCe and Ninth street;
j SI-Iot 'Prrv Bui dirg"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FOTUhb DAYS.
By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, AuotioneerE.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OcTAvE
M6sS IS9si jan
At 70 O'Clock, a. the Iesideuee Of Mira 6Iesabosy
sen the FUfTIta, : sad Effects. compIi.iSs--
s s ~ E Sos seysn %
Furnlturs, COMPRISING three Sofas, two ATn
r.. sswood asIS.e.s.e fables. Comes Stand.
tsss tcT c4Ss gi:lss M sRss HT .Ss
sns I T.S Si !sns cS ~ Soth'
r .ssS GaiHs nn %.i
spS ana p sasa Tss Set cssefs, and Fork
Gloth. severed ' 'l 'tss9s. a. o Lounge
Wslsut Bedstssds, MaIdTo6es.
BsEssTs en S. Ws,e, sees Bost.rs and Pillow
Reirigerstors, stoves, .Sitchsn otsnslls, &c.
jsat-d 'N'A' J. c. Moo UIRE & CO., Aret,.
UTHE ABOVE ALI Is PosTPoNEp
" ,OOnseq Us1cs OF the ran untii TUES DAY,
jas ' {. MCGUIRE - co. A gC,s.
CIV, wA 81. y. sA5k B. asa Ss.s s,s
GESsEEofffU EsSSG9 sss5sSSSs. E,5 Jug S.y
. Ion mons. WHOM! reserve. % Gloss :svsss
INVOICES Of q oceIiss. 30 SoSmsriiins-
h1ss hioe Fss, nsss OF Peas.
= Iss ,.roi ., ea,es P,csl -; t95ss sosps
s Ps nj e. kIs sa S1 Msrds ana UTc.s
:, boGTeGR w! isky, 49,.
S es: df &si; and s MsaH.' WINE. sAs.m
fchnsps p andes ami Cnrets and bArr.a
IS cas-: IS asavs BOOTS odo.ea Socks,
Is cases prime ssrdines, baTnss sirur,
50 wisdOs ssss iuIis5s Tor .Oldisrs and sutl.rs,
" TN -seT GoOas not her mentioned. which will
be po.NIt, yeIy sod.
lad ~ WALLS BARNARD, AuOta
By &c. SoBUIRE q CO.. Auotioneers.
TRUsrEE's SALE OF NEAT Two-sTORT
Trans DIV al line BoIsK oN TEsIH SRA
SS swsts tS S6s .' f.Tu.s
SSGcs SS tSs ss MIS-. g. .nd 1r dec
recoras for Washington oou a. '. v. = shall eel
tS sv iit g parts Of Lots Iums red - an e. n
fronting IS feet inch Tenth street. We bette
thIrty-fs alley. tos eth vi the im,ro VemsSts.
insisting of neat ana we'll built tv0-s fTame
Term.: oos srd o.sh Di tas ts@siId.r in and
twelve months With interest, secured By d ed -
" Vs. " NC p''gJ JAS. n. sHEKELL, Trustee
]. s. 2,v&ds ] q. McGUTKE Go ,Auot.s.
ByJ. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucnoneers.
GALE OF The RUINS OF THE 6ENER-
wkbN EEsi5ifL MsS sTsIs,-f FsbSsIi
SSSl9ss =; %. IuiI' e me or
suit, ,he OLD m terIsis comprlsinf-
old Bricks In the va ls aud Sosn,
Doors, Frames. Sash and BlInds,
Lot Of Lumber.
flooring. yOlSts. &c,
stone silts, Heads and Flsggnr, rT
Furnaces, Ranges,
Gas aad Wstar Pipes,
Lot e Hoop tai urniture, Bedstesds, MsttIessss.
Pillows, dc-, 30
Terms cash, IN Government funds.
q, The whole 10 be removed within tsirty days amer
BY order Of the Commissioner ofPabtc Build
lnGb.
iass-d &c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auots.
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OF FIcIAL.
pEr.rrxEsT or srlrE.

DEPARTMENT or sIATE,
HashssEte1, yaEsary IS, fee2
Sra The President Of the United States be Il
satisfied that the following Instructions eontrc-
vene no law In force In this District, and ~;
they can be executed without swsIting Cor lreis
lstion BY Congress, lam directed BY him TO CONVEY
them 20 you:
As Marshal Of the District Of columbi, yo,
viii not receive into custody any persons clsime6
70 be held 10 service or labor within the Distrie
or elsewhere, and not charged with any CT ime CO
misdemesnOr, unless upon arrest OF co unit-
ment pursuant 70 law, as fugffives from tuch
service or labor; and you viii not retain any
such fugitives in custody beyond a perio G.
thirty days from their arrest and eomnitu ems
unless by special order Of competent civiE su'
thority.
You viii forthwith cause publication 20 be u'' dc
Of this order, and at the expiration OF tee di'ys
thsrefrOm you win apply the same 10 al pace -
% claimed to be held 10 service or lsbvT, sa
now In your custody.
This order has no relation 10 any arrests NscS
By military suihority.
lam, afr, your obedisnt servant,
Jan 3l.1w WILLIAM. II SEWARD.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, Jsnuuy IS, 1851.
The Secretary Of State will here afser recslvl
Members OF Congress on business on Saturdays,
commenting with Saturday, the q tn Of next
month. -..
jan .7.a WILLIAM H. Sc WARD.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
wv JAsuIIY 81, 1852.
ORDKRKD, That the War Department: Will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursd avs and
Fridays against all other business but thai which
relates to active military operations In the hsld.
Saturdays win be devoted to the bushes Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays 10 the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ID 22-h Secretary Of War
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HANDSOME CARRIAGE FOR sAI,E-Tbs
- snhsoIIbers have ON sale s. hand aED .
s s{la FRENCH cOuPEE. built by EGz&
they Will sell at . great sacTI6 q
JAS y Mos UIRE e CO.
ID Sl D. Auctlonsers and CUmmiss'l Merchants
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NIX PERDRIAT, Surgeon ChIropodiet from
1'A ParIs, bsEs to inform you that he can 40 ma
Y temoVs Corns and BumOns, ,sithout pain, So
tEat me moe ca1 De worn immediately after the
WAITS and o her supsi luous q esh from ths hands,
go uat they VIII a ar small ard delicate, NO
Refers to the doctors of Washington gensT :.
ulll il Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

RICHMOND, Jan. 2S -Notwi'bst ny the COM
pararvely threatened condition of Savannah, the
government here has the utmost confidence from
knowledge of the situation, resources and de-
fences, OF the ability, experience aud gaIIantrv
OF the officers and men commanding on service
there, that Savannah cannot be taken by the Fed
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FoR nooKE e. tx Paa!E$$ ssass. mArrAwo-

A LII MEN DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE
"A can SGT htted out in moe suit OF Clothos e
, ice; s Sas1 ny xost lrisss e TIE Cloth
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- A ~ ID E g G 8.
packages, ~
$3.50 To-. coed Cooking Batter,
20 5oIs pr me L Egs.
n store ana Tor safe Ey ID. E. DIJTROW
j. Sl-6L' No. $50 Eighth ST., n ar Pa. ay,
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HORSE BLANKETS
All styles and prices, at
J. B. PUDNEY'S,
S24 Pa. ave hscE room,
2AS
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a JUST RECEIVED,
natl FIGS FEET, In T. gs, balf-barrels, anu bar
fels, o. MENKEL & Co.,
2al Pennsy Ivania avenue,
JsN " Between 18th and lSzh sls,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

PUBBER COATS, PoNCHOS, LEGGlNS,
IL Blankets, Cap CoveGs md Caps, at
] ID. PUDNEY'S,
S24 Pa ave-, hs room,
o-aS5 Daueet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

HEAVY. REGULATION BLANKETS,
- sals cheap, b.
J. b. PUDNEY,
So4 Paw, bsck RON,
S55 n
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ARMY EXPRESS COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
ALL RAIL FROM NEW YORK.
HOURS.

This conpsny Is prepared 10 forward oil kinds
of GOO ds to and from
NEW YORK-Ofsce 81 Broadway,
B0STOS-Dfioe, Congress sttest, and 3 Con-
Eress Square,
PHILADkIPRlA-Cfios ar Chestnut street,
BALTIMORE ,s, Cameo station,
wAsHIN6TON-Ofioe, 3ss Pei nsrlvsnia Az,
ALEXANDRIA, Office, I03 King street,
ANNAPOLIS, FORTRESS MONROE.
NEWPORT NEWS. PORT ROYAL,
- And the
SOUTHERN BLOCKADfNG sQUADRoNs.
ATT AIR RATESg jsHIns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

ID A NEW Thing.
l. ATENT Comparable Cot, can be folded NJ
in o sp' ce "a inches long by vice an ingenious
contris vance, Tor Eale by
J. B. PUDNEY.
324 Pa. ave-. haok room,
ia 2l-tr mr. ass m .trsrf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

DURE WHITE CASTLE SOAP, 81
L CASTLE and Chemcal soep, -
Sperm and AdamantIne Candles. 49, I
Coal Oil and Fluid. -, - -
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w. THE UNION PRAYER MEETING WIN
QS be holden every day this week in the Luther
IN CHURCH, Rev. j. g. Butlers,I at the corner of
llth ana n streets, commencing at o clock . M.
and continued bar one hour, "a On
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
q "a EpEapLE "a THE TEITEp STATES

TO IA EPEGPLE OF TIE UNITED STATES.
y the month of December, 1858, the undersigned for
1 the first time offered for sale to the public Dr. J.
B0yEs DORIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERs and in this short
period they have given such universe, satisfaction to
many thousands persons who have tried them that it
established article. The of bodily and
mortal misery arising simply from neglect Of small
complaints is surprising, and is therefore Of the utmost
Importance that strict attention to the least and most
ing bodily auent should he haG; for diSeaes OF the
toiy invariably affect the mind The Subscribers
onis ask trial Of DR.. j. B0FEE D0D'S IMPERi-
Al WINE BiTTEi.S from ali who have not used them
We challenge the world TO produce their equal.
These Htters. for the of Weak Sfomachs. Gene
raj DEBILITY. and for Purifying and Enrcftg the pocd
eartlS To he assrred his Il Is only necessary to
make the trial The wine Itself is Of very superior
quality. being about onethr stronger than other wires
warming and invigortirC the whole system. from the
head to the feet. As these Bers tonic and altcTa
tive in their character they strengthen and nvigorate
the whole system and gire fine and healthy action
I'll It's parts by equalzing the circulation removing
distractions, and producing general warmth They
also excellent for diseases and weakness pc usr to
Feraics, where Tgutc is required st-eBrfhf. end
brar, re sgstfm No lady who is subject to asstnde
and aintness should be without them they reyv
III al, IN Their action.
fese Filters 1jH not onfy hit Parent Disease
nd in this respect douby valuable to the parsons
tho may use them. For
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
sS.4sf@ a12ll


ALBERT SPRAILER
EGs Is.ve to inform .he citizens Of Mineral Point
aud vicinity shat is rider "a enlarge his business ne
fs associated l.}. hlseil Air Edward Kline, anu tht
Thy ready to sapIiS al viii
..ptfsr Ega5,5, 10 Nc aaa Ssfa Crackers
81 wHoLEALs AND RETAIL.
They in.eaa as, carry the Bakering business in
all is .&IiJds 4rslic.i-s,
.rslfg,ag Fssai-s Paste 4oases and Parties,
Nith everything pertaining to The business.
nd = asd a',~~ ri ~ y les.
csofeei7uery Of al kias a;ll be s,and ia the esta'-
A..ari- vii ,,s attended TO with prompaness and
L, :: iiaa to he above. they Win keep general as
srs.n. M OF
AussY So Ci.s:ia
o. the lest qaalsy, c insisting in part #
sts CT . lola SIS. b. 60
-. .
e racing everything in heir iae usually called for IN
= l,.l 1T m -n-r s, tn loves SHE Hing
- 81 r. o. Isi-h >.rset, lev d.oss clos he I'os
oisie--
rpe.a7 K1Syg- s1REaT sPRATL Es-
STA. raj i'-i--l. Nov- >. ISL -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

he tie saatie,- At tie Estlt~ e ,ou9t1a1 Rafas de

cexseH.
On reading and fling the petition Of Elisabeth Raine
kdministratix af said estate reu-srIir5e among tber
things flat SIZE ii4s i0liY adniG-tTated ssiE si ana
prriHg tia: tine and place be Gzed for sxsr;rs -,
sp ailoF3g her account q her administration ffed
vifh said pet4tieD) 4 - ordered tff sid ,rrosf -
examined b. the Judge of tEs Court en- Eio7fav m
9TH day . September next ensuing ~ The Prosfs Of
noon Of said day
AID u Is further ordered that notice thereof be given
20 an persons inter sted by publishing copy Of lis
"Ffef ur three successive weeks lrf5r 10 sid day u
e@afanaiion IN the Mineral aoint Tribune weekly
le,s paper Circulating ia said Coo4.ty.
Dated August 29th Is62
:. p. ANSIFY.
C0uRfY .T.aigs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

IA E8R SALE
- FsvHE sFf ---tfer Offers far sale n
S3lc7ail sar-s er r.. acres Il FIRST
$50 = quality iau4- Ei-ftv acres are rsr Ear
- very recent cultivation. ANA tss re-
rs manning $ ACRES IS -arl t-asasr ssn
s---s-z---~ use So acr. iat Is -r..-e tav.ru
H.r--. sta -es irtrn. &C.. aftacHa@ - -.saa.e1
Is t.a- ggsf-sf Is rsd iea.'uE trltn Eait--s a r.~
ts 1 eaaa#at s.55Tas between u -laHt .5.5.f .5H.-
~ sle, aa1 natural watering place. TAs tia4-
Ser s .y.l az-0l convenient
Fee purchase E8az. made bv she trst at AErf}-
Terra S1l-aat. Cash tf. s .uSe tH ~-5t - purchaser
Ap MARTIN sash, Proprietor.
January s-sb. 10 IL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
EsA.@CE1.sss thing.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Private SchcC&

4 PRIVATE SCHOOL viii be opened IN the High
a School Building o. this City Eoa1ag 5ierct
3lst and continue daring two Terms q cteVe weeks
each, and under The charge q J. J.. PiLISBuz.Y. a NJ
assisted 10y such other competent Teachers the inter
ests of the School mag Require.
The rates Of Tuition for tie different Grades o. Stud
les al present established in Pun C Schools and
heretofore published By The Board Of Education vIl be
follows. TO wit
For LIST 2nd and 3rG Primary. 60 per term
'' 1T and md InteTIncdists 800 s.
q Third Iut, r,nedisfe. aud English
Branches IN High School .-...-.-. AGO Z" r.
(I,s.i..sl Studies. $500. 500 -"
Tuition payable in advance, 20 Alex wilson, ESQ,
-rluence-7ent n the Terrc the School "a ~ &c
cIasifed ard IRA - as II - practical Tie ira IN
-; - -. ID with the J.! her Department
,.t, g. 49, 81, faII benefit ~ sic school
an So + f 5j.i 70 =, rre-=nt ou TIE 'irss day
of rht term. - - 'A'''-" -
Min eraI Point Mar. 70, 1862 Il t.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

= p,.iIis and 8EereurIaI Disease.

ETT bRIEsES, 10Th SUglSt. 1893.
T.. !. c. aYrH Sir, ! clccrftly comply with the re-
uct &c n1sT agent and report y,u of the effects
lare raalitc1 with vrur Ssr-aTariila
have eIr" with il. in ms practice most Of the COM
.- .ar which ii il recommended. ard have fund is
-fe fefsy woHLsrfai IN the Of Ieaefr1i and Ns7
~ tHe Il MY patients had s. fii!5tic uiceTs
is .iEat, which consuming his Esflate aud the
81 lis mouth Your SarsaTarilla, steadily taken,
-a4 4il IN I've weeks. Another attacked iy Sec
lafg Hyuptorn- IN his and the liberation had
aar considerable part Of Il, SO that believe tie
ga would reach his brain and Kill lima.
f@! 20 Iay adaiIIisi ration Of your Sara, art the
~ t7-cd aud la = we'll again, not OF without
oat- risatla!. 20 hi, face. no lad been
II llr the disorder by neTraTy suffering
els r1ison IN her bones. They had become 70
t1 f.e7 weather that q damp day she suffered
atisg pain ia her joints aud bones. She toO,
us entirely by your raisaFafila in few seks. /
nafn it, formula, which yenr agent gave rue, that
Preparation hJu your Iaboratefy be a great
81; Consequently, these truly remarkable results
#f- it have not surprised me.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

Ny stock has beer carefully selecyed, and VIII Be dis
posed II al fair prices
An examination Of goods is respectfully invited from
all desiring TO purchase. j. 5icILHOS.
Mineral Point FEB p -. II.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
INi'9 !sH's3 q. ' I'AhI y. u.
q. cssl.latls.l, Cont. Liver Complaint.

tst.gaESDINCa, Preston Co., Va eth July, lS59-
J q. AYGR. sir, / have been afflicted with pain
sthserTat.sse Tor long time, which latlled the
r 81 YfyseiaTs- aud stuck to me ia spite of all the
5i-zi cauii and tnti tried yoIr SaIaaFara- Gue
- cured IN two wepa.. and restored NY general
, HsH'h that I Ear better than heFTe was
f.e-ks.l. tLiab it wonderful neiieiue- }. fhEAI.
.sies Y. Cetchc Of st. Louis. writes: Il lave been
toi years with rf-ctt1n II the IiEcI, which
rsy heath. tried every thing. and every thing
aa. Sc Relieve and have trsu a truse-oOwn man
yraFs from other than dsFoHG gHff7t Of
r 15 beloved pastor. te Rev. Air fSpy. advised
trs sue cATsst siiii because he said he knew Hcn
faias yeu Ila}e worth trying Iy the bless
- e-i has cured and has q PARTED my blood
~ f 'at#sa utw Iapu of me taei Young again. The
a .; cln he si.G Of yoB u not lalf good enough"
ts7f5Esss CaEsCer T'ssPs ors. EEfsIarssers, c,at,
#era.af Eozs, Carries and CxEofiati0n cf
a.a Tones.
rt Haeilty e cases have been reported TO where
el ttsasa ffFmigal#r complaints have resulted hcn
Il tids remedy az space here viii .2t admit
az them laay be found il American
.a1e vtich the agents below named pleased to
-. .isli gratis to II! who cali for them.
rFcusTs. Heart Disease, Tits, EpiIep-
So assIaasv oily, Neural 5ia
aa.v remarkable Of these affections have been
-s. t.. alternative power II this medicine 1T smu-
's tie vital functions iuto vigorous action, sud thus
disorders teh would tie supposed t-yeud it,
such remedy has long teen required ~ tie ne
ui t.sa Pc PIE aaa confident that this viii
/. 4 I.a.- q that IN cane
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

SOMETHING F1a The TINES!
sg~ NECESSITY II EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
JOHNS & CROSLEY'S
ALI R1AH CEMENT GLUE.
THE STRONGEST GLUE IN TEE WORLD.
THE CHEAPEST GLUE ~ THE WORLD.
TIE MOST DURABLE GLUE " TIE WORLD
THE ONLY RELIABLE tfLCE II TIE WORLD.
aiiE BET GLUE - THE WORLD
TAN GFIEET GLUE
Is the oaiy ar,icEe q the kind produced which
viii WlTa5TaWD WAFER.
IT WILL MEND WOOD,
save your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER.
Mend your harness. Straps, Belts, Boots, &C.
il Will. MEND GLASS.
Save ta pieces Of shat expensive Cut Glass Bottle
II Will. MEND IVORY.
Don't taro array mat roken Ivory Fan, il Is easily
IT Will MEND CHINA.
Your trce. China CUPS and saucers can be made as
new.
TT VIII MEND MARBLE
That l,.ce knocked oHt OF y1ur Siaroe ante can be
pat orl-as strong as eve
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN
10 matter II at broken Pitcher dill not cost but shl
Hn, q shilling saved Is 3 smiling earned
III VIII. MEND ALABASIER.
That costly Alslaster Vase is broken ard YOU can't
match !; I-nd r. i w never slo'F when put toge'her-
sg..l 50 Cyral Lava. and N
fart every t1iac but metals
.-v article eeraert a with AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE
viii not zlow where II IS sleaced-
EXTa Ats:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
JOB WORK

VI All xmas done With nestress and despatch.
an Work done at our establishment VIII be war
ranted in every particular.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
i. 1ICILUON'S

J ] 3
On Commerce street, corner If Y0Yh .2t~eef-
T'HE subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and She public, that Al bis store to BIS dseI
ih he.is and near the Washington H0use he keeps
On hani for sale varied stock % GHaCEziFs PFo4fs-
IoSs, "iSEs AND Lf2CoRs, CRJ, ASD HsRDlvAHE
and everything almost, that may be needed family
usa incl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-18
DIVIDEND.
DIVIDEND.

MEoHAsIos BANK,
Wilmington Del, July 81, 1862
mHE directors have this day declared Dividend Of
i three per cent, for the last six months, payable on
and after the 10Th inst - .. :. -
iyI-It SAMUEL BlDDLE, Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-18
Sussex County Union Meeting.
Rally TO THE UNION!
OUR WHOLE COUNTRY
NO DlSM EMBERMENT.
g The Uaioaj il must and shall be pre-.
Served,n

The citizens of Sussex County, regardless
of former Party distinctions, who are op-
posed to the present wicked rebellion,
waged, without any just cause, by the mis-
guided people of the seeding States,
nrainst the Constitution and the Union of
the United States -" All who are patriotic
enough to prefer the constitution, the
Union. and the Enforcement of the Laws"
10 the slavsh behests Of party; and who
honestly desire, by every means in their
mower, TO aid the Federal Government in
thcir noble efforts to suppress that atrocious
rebellion to maintain the integrity Of that
Union and to transmit to our children the
priceless Inheritance of civil, political and
religious Liberty, bequcathed to us by our
Revolutionary fathers are hereby respect
fully invited to assemble in County Meeting
AT GEORGETOWN,
On Tuesday. the 22d day of July 1852,
10 consult together as frcemen, in this the
time OF our beloved countrys greatest peril,
low best we can assist to maintain Iiiber-
ty and Union, now and forever, one and in
separable.'
In crisis like the present. when our be-
loved country is in danger; when unprnci-
ped and ambitious demagognes are coniede-
rated together, seeking the life-bood of the
Republic, the destruction of our Federal
Institutions and the hopes of the friends
of Constitutional Liberty throughout the
world, it is treason to the Government it
is treason to Liberty; it is treason to lIu-
manity and Religion to be neutral
Let us unite with the great Union Party
Of the country in patriotic resolutions to
aid the National Administration in their
efforts to maintain the Constitution, and the
Union, as formed by our fathers and we
will hereafter settle all other questions rs
''lawloving and law-abiding citizens" should
do: in peaceful and Constitutional man
ner.
Friends of this glorious Union, come one,
come all. Let Sussex show, by the out
pouring of her sons that she is true TO her
self, and truly loyal to that Union Let her
condemn southern treason, and its sympa-
thisers.
The Rev. Parson BROWNLOW, the
Hon. EMERSON ETHRlDGE, the Hon.
HENRY WINTER DAVIS, Col. JOHN
w. FORNEY, MORTON McMICHAEL,
Esq, and Hon. GEO. r. FISHER,
have been invited TO attend-and are conf
IDENTIFY expected to address the meeting.
July 10th, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-18
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