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ur most obedient servants,
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GEO. p. BALDWIN,
Commissioner for Orange County.

SCHENECTADY, y. " August goth, 1860
Hon GEO p. BALDWIN, Commissioner Orange County,
Nermont;-Dear S.-I analysed the following samples
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10
pLsTTygf.I.E ACADEMY.

The Fall Term Of this Institution viii commence Tues
day Sen 2d 1862. Tuition. same rs heretofore, from
81 10 81 p Quarter of 10 weeks. Table Board from
so to 15 49week. Rooms in Acadany al % cents
p week. -
Students earnestly desired to commence with the
classes at the beginning Of each term.
The Normal Glass viii receive special attention
Professional Diplomas viii he awarded by the state
Board Of Normal Regents those who ssin the exam
ination % their Aseat
We have competent instructors in Vocal and Instrl
mental Music; Drawing. French and German. Cata-
logues sent or Application For further information
apply 90
GEO. u, GUERNSEY.
Platteville, Aug. is. 1852.
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THE MImEaal POINT TRIBUNE
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
naex old Eagle Saloon, corner Of High and Vine
streets, Mineral Point, Wis, by
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Twelve lines Nonpareil type, compact matter or thelr
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Profes sionable and Business Cards, 81 a line, per
yer for the rs five lines, and fifty cents Tor each ad
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Esfrav Ioicss published four weeks, 81 for single
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Legal Notices at Statute rates.
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No Advertisement considered less than squart
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NEW .1ygR OTypE GALLERY

rt'HE Proprietors i the New Ambroype Gallery are
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L X T. Y f S S f s
all the latest and improved svles having the advan-
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THEY WARRANT THEIR WORK.
share Of the pubnc patronage Is respectfully soc-
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EsERAI. Dealer ii Dry Goods Groceries Proyis
IL ons Hardware SC. Yellow stone Wis
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.IaRS Il. WESTON,
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a-oTARY Public, Coaveyancer and General Agent,
~ Linden Iowa county, WIS. lo-t-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10

This is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints, that
is useless here publish the evidence Of its virtues It's
uuyiyaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease have made il
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few The communities. even families. among them
who have not personal experience OF its effects
living trophy their midst of its victory the
subtle dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
the dreadful fatality OF these disorders and
TOO the effects Of this remedy, need not
ss tAeF H. them that it has now all the yr-
that ii diI have whes. p If mankind
strongly upon the conha,-tt~ -
Prepared by DR.. J C. AVER g. CO., awe, MASS
SALE
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G B. Arnold, W. 81 Nds l.. P Hamilton Highland,
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J. H. Reed 4 Co.. Chicago. and dealers in medicines
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GE.sRGE ". COBB,

DRODTCE and general Commission Merchant, deal
er in salt Water Lime sc, stone warehouse, near
n. Depot Mineral Point. l0-fZ.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10
Or. v-. r-f1cEG.1

OFFICE IN MofTett's Fl -.. a rear Of Drrg Store,
j Mineral Point, Wisconsin. oil y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10
SUPPRESSION OF THE SLAVE TRADE.

The treaty with Great Britain for the sup
preston OF the slave trade has been put into
operation with q good prospect of complete
success. 1t is an occasion of especial pleas
ure to acknowledge that the execution of it on
the part of Her hajesty's government has
been marked with jealous respect for the
authorities OF the United States, and tae
rights of their moral aud loyal citizens.
The convention with Hanover for the abo-
Itlon OF the State dues has been carried into
full effect under the act of Congress for that
purpose.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10
CHARLES I.oEBEE

roTSSELL0R At LAW-0fice in Ross Building,
I opposite sioaue 0nce stairs, High Street, Mn
era Point, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10
OaETaG DAsI..sEsES.

DHYslCIAN and Surgeon Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
s,~~at 1y20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10
AVIS, conn ALEX WILSON JAS. =. sCDpUTH
COBB, Wilson * @gDEUTsi.

iFormerly EObA Z SudHnth.l
T AwYERS Mineral Point, Iowa County. Wisconsin.
win attend to professional business and CORES pom
cence "a heretofore VIII procure Pensions obtain
Rountes from the Sale aud Federal Government and
prosecute claims against them upon liberal terms.
once opposite Court House, up stairs 40
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10
Y. II. CI.aR
GARDNER i. r1EEGs,

A TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Nil
"a eraI Point Office I'm Efltou's Block
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10

N-oTARY Public, Land Agent, &c, SC, Arena, Iowa
county, Wis, will attend TO the payment o. taxes
&c. with accuracy and Dispatch. 3I.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10

Third Session Of tie 77sirty-sere,.dt Congress,
December LIST, 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10

Ject to the Senate's consent, with Liberia, and
2 similar negotiation is now pending with the
hepuohc OF Havti. 4 considerable improve
neaV OF the national commerce is expected
- ron 'hese measures. Our relations
with Great Rritain, Fracee Snain Portn,aI
Russia Prussia. Denmark, Sweden and ius'
trla' the Netherlands. Italy, Rome, and the
other European States, remain undisturhaa
very favorable relations also continue to he
maintained 9 with Turkey, Morocco, China, and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10

1t IS worthy of your serious consiaora-
tom whether some extraordinary meas.
afesSto promote that end cannot be adoDt-
ed. The measure which suggests itself
as most likely to be effective is a scisnti-
nc exploration of the mineral regions in
those Territories, with view to the pub-
iication OF its results at home and in
foreign countries-results which cannot
fail to be ausspicious
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10
Ndti0RQk Finances

The condition ofthe finances will claim
your most diiiseut consideration. The
vast expenditures incidental to the milit-
airy ana naval operations required for the
suppression OF the rebellion have hither-
to been met with a promptitude and GER
tainty unusual in similar circumstances,
and the public credit has been fully main
tanned
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-10

The new commercial treaty between the
United Stated and the Sultan OF Turkey has
been carried into execGtiSn. 4 commercial
and consular Ereaty has been negotiated, sub
, 1862-04-23
Who Killed mcCn1Ioch7

CANT FORSYTH, No, april Is, 1861.
sec still the foolish statement going the
rounds Of the papers that JEFF G. Davis gets
the credit Of his command killing Ben Nc
Culloch, and that Ben made some terrible ex-
pressions in regard to being killed By Tan
KEGS. NowI am certain that Ben never spoke
after receiving Peter Pelican's ball, for Peter
went up to him and secured his watch, and
would have taken his boots pelican being
nearly barefoetcd), but Ben vas too cold and
stiff, SO he could not get them of No one here
gives Davis's division credit for any such thing,
because all who were here fnow better, for the
following reasons: l. Col. Ostcrhn1s and my
self were the only commanding officers on the
left wing until three O'clock r. NJ. On the tn,
at which time JEFF. Davis came in the field oc-
eup1cd by us, but not to fight, for NC were
doing wcn and needed no assistance; on the
contfary, the 18th regiment Of Missouri Vol
untcers at one time were obliged to help him
in order 10 save our flank. 2 Ben was killed
by Capt. Silas Miller's man Pelican, before 4
O'Clock, and his description of McCulloch'S
person and dress corresponds exactly with the
description given by al of the prisoners taken,
and the spot where McCulIoch fell is at least
one thousand rods farther south than JeiI Da-
Wis or his command marched that day. But
tho thing is thought Of SO little here TINT
no sane 1naa wuu1l think OF giving or taking
| any notice Of the matter: g. 1t those gentle:
nier could only get held Of the watch and
! bear the testimony Ola Major OF AicCulloch's
old regiment, who has seen the watch aud car
sied it. and offered JIrt hu7drea dollars tot it to
keep as keepsake. This Major described the
watch 90 correctly that there was not the lea ass
| doubt in the minds Of General Sigel and O:ter
| haus that McCnllocb was killed by Peter Peli
| can, Of Co. B, 3Gth 1ll,-Capt Miller. Nc"
I do not desire to take any praise from al.
one, but this fighting ia the centre and taking
all the credit on the left wing and all over tn.
hattie ground at the same time, is more thar
The Dutch can stand. We are willing to give
every one his due, bnt we do not like to sri
Dutch (who would have been fighting to thi:
day had the enemy stood thcir gruuud} entieel,
nnsoticed in the list Of the brave. The FAC
Is VIC had not commenced to fight wher
others looked blue and God-forssken. As TO
Ben saying that he should never be Killed b,
q Yankee, Is correct, fur it WAS 2 Frenchmar
who killed hiua-not with Minnie rifle, bn
| with 9 Springfield swoFl-hayonet rifle, sucl
as is used bs Co. R, of tue 3Glh Illinois regi
ment; and II ever AM allowed to retura t
Chicago, will show to you conclusive eyl
dencc that will establish titc fact so c1tarl
that no orc except Peter Pelican should re
ceiyc the credit Of killing Old Ben McCnlloch
the Texan Ranger, that y OH Will DC satisfied
| AURORA.
, 1862-04-23

way. before they met An aid from Gen Grant,
announcing that without their immediate aid
the battle was lost, After heavy march Of
eight miles, the LAST two Was made At double
quick, and the brigade went into the battle
that evening. There seems to have been sim,
liar delay In ordering up Gen. Lew. Wal!ace's
Division
With all its economy Of credit to other off,
cers. the report says, "my personal Staff are
all deserving OF particular mention, they hav-
ing been engaged daring the entire two days
Il thea Proceeds to mention III them, 10 iaclnding
Hewitt, the Medical Director, wha has been
suspended for brutality and neglect, and OF.
dered for trial Probably the great credit
ascribed to the staff Is intended to reflect back
greatly, increased credit On the General who
of the field with his orders; but un-
fortunately for the staff, the reflection
works the other way. We say this not to dis
parage the services OF any Of them, and it is
known that the Chief Of the Staff. Col Web
ster, rendered valuable services at the Last
stand made on Sunday, By taking command Of
service, but they we're at the disadvantage Of
serving general who was utterly unable to
retrieve the effects Of his own generalship.
The following seems an aggraEatlon OF the
management:
Lieut.. Col Mcpherson. attached to my staff aa
Lulel Ql bnEutEkH. QtEEIftsh "OlH pAes1A!H
notice for hia activity and courage Anthe grouuda
beEoud our camps for miles, haVe been reconnoit.
cred by him and plans carefully prepared under hs
supervision, giving aecurate informstion OF the
nature Of approaches to our lines.
Here WAS competent engineer officer doing
his duty, furnishing ex8et information and
plans Of the surrounding country for miles,
which the General in commsnd utterly ne:
elected to use. Over this ground so closely
reconnoitered and SO accurately mapped, the
enemy advanced, formed their line Of battle
and unannounced charged upon onr camp.
The report mikes no mention Of our loss II
| eQuipments aud material Of war. Yet we sup
pose tie people are brave enough to look 81
the truth, and are entitled to have it. Tht
enemy hare 1t already. This is hardly de
! cent pretense, and We expect it will be re
| turned By Gen. Halleck for insuticiency, ant
t q full and true report demanded.
, 1862-04-23
OUR NASHVILLE LETTER.

Especial Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribune
NASHVILLE, Tenn, april IL, 1861.
Gen. Turchin has achieved another victory,
and has "b1oken the backbone" Of the rebel
Confedcracy, SO much talked OF, and SO much
argued about. Penetrating into East Tennes-
see and destroying the railroad connections
has been 3 fayo,ite project of Correspondents
in-Chief" and "Editorisl Generalissimos.'
But the thing has been done By another route,
and Chicago General and Chicago Brigade
has done it.
Gen. Dumont has received dispatch dated
Huntsville, Ala, April 12th, 1852, in which the
result Of the expedition is detailed.
It appears that on the 9th inst, Gen. Mitch
ellis division hastily marched into Fayette-
vile, Tennessee, and took possession Of that
place. In his sudden entry, he did not give
train Of supplies time to make any exit
whatcve1, and 50 it fell into his hands. Here
he 1ay day OF two, preparatory to marching,
as understand it at headquarters here, upon
Decatur. But in the meantime, Gen. Turchin
urged upon Gen, Mitchell to allow him with
his brigade to march upon Huntsville, twenty
five miles distant, hoping to take it without q
struggle. Alter a telegraphic consultation
with Gen. Dumont,-aen. Buell. being out Of
reach, as well as Gen. Halleck-the two Mill
Tia Generals, with the advice Of another nam
ed Neglcy, at Co1umbia, decided to attemptit,
and Gen. Turchin got the orders which he de-
sired. Taking two days provisions, he began
themarch on the 11th, at 12 O'Clock, and got
inte Huntsville at o'clock in the morning Of
the next day. The march Is described as being
, 1862-04-23

when the history of the Mississippi River Ex-
pedltton ID impartially written, be will, If not
s,oner, receive the credit due HIM. now denied
or ignored through the despicable jealousics
Of army officers.
: UP TIE RIVER
At Island No, 10 everything Is quiet. 4
small force Is stationed there, but amply sut-
fcient to hold the place against attack. Our
troops are now bnsily engaged IN unspiking
the guns upon the main shore. The raising
of tie Grampus has been abandoned, she viii
be dis1nembered and her fragments allowed to
20 down to Dixie as reminder and warn.
lng. The other boats have been repaired aad
are nov IN the Federal service, with the e1-
ception Of the John slmonds, which Ia too
old to pzy the trouble Of raising.
At Hickman four companies Of the ed Mfs.
aouri regiment, Col Foster; . detachment Of
stationed the while under the command of
Col. Hogg. Many Of the people are returning
and quite lively traffic has sprung up:
Columbus is completely oTeraowed, and
our small force Of troops there have taken ref
uge upon the bluff to escape the food
G, 2, U.
, 1862-04-23

The n 7. Iribune's Washington dispatch
SAYS the Norfolk Dry Book Of Saturday con
tains the following:
t-ESoxv1LLE, Tenn, April 1s.-Capt. ASH
by, commanding 800 artillery, encountered $50
Lincolpltes, stampedinr for Kentucky, yester-
day, near Jonesboro'. They had a hand to
hand fight for two hours, aud hc succeeded in
killing about rs and taking 800 prisoners.
Our loss, none killed and about e5 wounded.
neesee for Kentucky since the Governors
proclamation calling On the military
WILMINGTON, n. C., April 1S.-A private
letter, dated April 18th, says the enemy at
tackled Fort Macon last Saturday, and had
been fighting ten days Col White sent ont
Yankees. They killed Is of our men, and We
thcn retreatcd to the Fort. Col White fired
canister at the enemy, killing great numbers.
The enemy have built battery two ulilcs
from the foot Of the beach, and planted NOR
tars and large siege guns Large ships are
outside. The enemy have sent to NeTbcrn
for gunboats to operate in the Sound. The
eneIny arc committing every Imaginable out
rage in Caldwell and Onslow counties. Fort
Macon has not becn taken"
ArGUzTA, ca, April lS.-T:ie Savannah
lor7,ing Ae77s says that skirmish took plice
at Whitemarsh Island on Wednesday, between
some companies Of the 18th Georrla and s
Michigan Teg, iment, in which the latter "ers
rcprlscd-
An accident occurred on tue atlantic ant
West Point Euilzoaa. at Greene, Tenn. b.
which about two hundred Confederate soldier.
were Killed aud six slightly wounded.
The Richmond EnqHlrs7' Of Friday says th'
rebel Court Of Inquiry, which has been dtlib
Grating tor some time past upon the adyl5a
bility Of releasing John M- Bolts from i'm
| TrisoDRlcnt, adjourned OF Thursday. The re
| suit Of their 1abors has not yet transpircd..
| 4 refugee from Richmond says that ther
| are batteries in four places on the James River
| none Of which could Withstand heavy tit
| from nlniled gunboats
The following telegraphs give the rebel AZ
count Of skirmIsh in North Carolina, Of WLie
t re haze 20 news:
GoLDsBoRo. n. c., April 15,-ou Monda
last, below Po}lokyi}ie, near Ruistou, Il skin
ulish took place between detachment of tn
| I'd North Carolina cavalry re.iment and th
cnen'y's picksts. Lieut., Col: R'h.nson, xh
Turner was burt By fail from his horse, Fiv
] psivates were seriously Injured and III
| wounded with gun shrts,
, 1862-04-23

Of the enemy the more certain and decisive.
These great battles were both fought on the
Lords day. It was indeed q "1oud Sun
day" that saw the epoiler Of either CONT
nent shaken down OF driven back; and the
echoes OF its great noise will be heard in
ages to come
, 1862-04-23

FOR SATE-&10,o00 Farm for
sAie "A vslHable Stock snd Grain Farm. OF orer
90ac:es. beautifully located kn Isoek River. nesT i
a1ee Cfsy, we'll stocked witt Young rattle. and aT.lg
privileges sLd Improvements rarely found Timber:
traIte Land Water, beautiful scenery, &c. and will
Street. ap!1 psi t~
, 1862-04-23

ENR SALE-Soap, Candle aad
Potash ManufsctorJ. located a: A3n-e=1:l1e.
Oio, ard contains all the latest in?ruveG.enta- aa
cosng Eoni bu:istss The caGsr ttr Sting is the
proprietor hsy;1E h+int~. In the army Tcrula s1ta
iactpsJ. For al particulars inquire of 3f1TCHE.. &
ZAEM. Poet Office Bc1 &&i, Chicago ap Sp:sti1
, 1862-04-23

EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
4 Orc eerenhorsc pove1 Boiler aad Engine; oae
Iron Ml, two OF stone. With sLA ting. beltug. DC.
Also Elevators aud kiln for drying. aai all In good
running order with brick building. occupe1. at
low ;ent. Address 2. o. Boz $751; apply 4: 10 Kin
ze street. apis Is4z-lm
, 1862-04-23
HEALTH or THE FLAG OFFICER.

am sozry to report that the health Of the
Flag Officer is still seriously 1udisposed- His
wound received at Fort Donelson continues
tFadon to a large degree. His physician says
that rest and freedom from excitement are
absolutely essential to the cure Of the wound.
BY Ennsusl strength Of win he bears bravelY
up agaipsf bis 1narnites, and sill pays his
transportation, although suffering acutely sud
unable to walk without assistance. Hla devo-
Zion to his country and utter fozge<ulneas Of
sell, demand for him = proper ecogaitioD. snd
, 1862-04-23
.Fet Salg.

TOR SALF-5o0 feet Of River and
l. EsHal Front IN the sonth Branch addition, and
rtat i.st sai!Ah5e for uvei,tag hpuses. Apply TO
JAAtsa EFRINGEE, Kacm iaI Mc1rop 31i!aa Block.
aral ls.'E
, 1862-04-23

GEORGE RAABE, Cabinet
md linden st1eetA Chicago, ~ Fost Otdce Box $50
All 4inds q Furniture mAda q order. RapaiF1ax,
;do1A n HI nH hFanchGxt PIANu8 Rad FuKHITunE VIZ
nsshea Pnfehed sno Repaired aoods c1fefaly pecksd
tor etptrezt o4ny psff Of the United States Hoase
H. R-HnuSes ard Futns1ra cleared q Bed RnEa foe
eFe14 IN ehott t11ae. = - :: zps p1SS In