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The New York herald., 1862-12-27
Sunday, February =.

Sunday, February y.
severe shock Of an earthquake felt In some
parts OF Connecticut.
3d-The government having decided that the captured
crews Of the Southern prvateers should be treated
prisoners Of war; they all taken from their
ment in the jails and sent to the military prisons.
4th.-A small skirmish took place Uccoluan, Va
Four rebels wounded and Union soldier slightly
hurt.
Addresses were published by the rebel commanders
appealing to the men whose terms OF enlistment were
about to expire to reoin the rebel army
5th.-Jesse D. Bright, Of Indiana was expelled from
the Senate Of the United States for supposed completely
with the rebel government by the following vote--
% Don an.AqS pS casna eo Sa
Male e. Harlan HwnFd mOwe
simmons sumner Trnmoal WADE, Wilkinson wimot,
ssm Ss:m Bas Pearl c G0w o. Hsnn1y s
Eyck Thomson and Wiley-l4
A skirmsh occurred Beaufort, s. c. Four rebels
were killed and nine taken prisoners
6th.-The bill authorizngthe OF Treasury notes.
bearing interest 10 the hundred and fifty
millions OF dollars, and making them legal tender, and
the issuing Of nve hundred millions dollars six per
bonds passed the House Of Representatives. by vote
Of ninety three yeas to fifty nine nays.
The rebels evacuated Romney, Va, and the Union
troops entered and occupied the town.
The gunboats Essex, Commander Porter the Caronde
let Commander Wake the Cincinnati, Commander Stem
".
Concstoga, Lieutenant Commanding Phelps the Taylor,
Lieutenant Commanding Gwnn: and the Lexington Lieu
Commanding shirk all under the command Of Flag
Ocer H. Foote attacked the rebel Fort Henry the
Tennessee river in the State Of tennessee and after
rapid fire OF hour and quarter captured the
fertilization. General Lloyd Tghman and his staff with
sixty men, taken prisoners. The main body OF the
rebel force that garsoned the fort lied. The gunboat
had shot in her boilers after 1ghting eectu
ally for twohrds OF the action and obliged to drop
down the river. Several OF her men sealde6 10
DEATH including the pilots The fort mounted
teen guns Nineteen rebels killed and eight wound
ed The Union loss seventeen killed and thirty one
wounded including those that scaded The following
is table Of the shots fired and received by the gunboas
only four OF which were in the action 49,
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value or Negroes In Georgia.

Correspondence OF the Macon (Geo) Tesegraph.l +.
1 witnessed a sale Of negroes few days since at
Thomasville Ga, the result Of which feel induced 10
give you, believing IL will receive a space In the columns
Of your valuable paper and hoping tho time that
tho which contains II may by chance fall into the
hands OF the Yankees order to illustrate tho confidence
which the planters Of southern Georgia. At least have IN
the institution Of slavery, Notwithstanding their cine
federas mercenary threats OF total emancipation, &c
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23d-A convention in Utah Territory adopted State
constitution be submitted to Congress with the request
to be admitted into the Union.
The shock o. earthquake felt in Essex county
Massachusetts,. At Marblehead il shook the buildings
24th.-Twelve rebel officers and sixty-eght prvates
were captured at Bloomfield, Missouri.
26th.-Mos Of the vessels composing the Burnside
expedition passed through Hatteras Inlet into Pamlico
Sound the coast OF North Carolina The expedition
had encountered weather and gales the 18th
ana OF the vessels wrecked and others disabled
Three men were drowned, including Coone. J. w Allen
OF the New Jersey Ninth regiment.
27th.-Bshop Edward Ames OF the Methodist spisco-
pal Church and Governor Hamilton Fish OF the State
OF New York, appointed Commissioners the part
Of the United States TO visit the Southern States, with
power to relieve the necessities and provide for the
fort OF the Union prisoners OF
20th "A small detachment from Col. Haymans Thirty.
seventh New York regiment, in Gen. Hentzelman dvi
sion, surrounded house the 0ccoquan river, vir
ginia where nine Texan rangers stationed and in
she skrmish which ensued every Of the rebels is be-
lieved to have been killed.
3Oih-The answer OF Lord Russell to the despatch OF
Secretary seward, surrendering the insurgents Mason
and Slide arrived in this country, and seemed TO give
general satisfaction
3lst-An the ssltpetre in the seeded States was
dered to be seized by the rebel government and forty
cents pound allowed for It,
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bracing government war veesels gunboa noaiing bat
tsrss stsamtugs transports ies Fortress Monroe,
bound south The expedition took about fifteen thousand
troops three brgades the whole being by
Gen. Ambrose Burnside. The vessels were under tho
command Of Commodore Louis NJ Gosdsborough, Of the
United States Navy.
I3h.-simcn Cameron, Secretary OF War, resigned his
position in President Lncolns cabiaet
Edwin NJ. Stanton, or Pennsylvania, was appointed
Secretary Of War in place Of simon Cameron resigned
Simon Cameron Of Pennsylvania, wasapponted Minister
70 Russia In place OF Cassius N. Clay, resigned.
I5th.-A snow storm in Somerset county Pa was
companed with vivid flashes lightning and the roar OF
thunder.
rebel ightship Off the harbor OF Wilmington N c.. !,
burned by two boats from the United state
steamer Mount Vernon.
I6th-The Ohio Legislature passed law authorizing
the banks Of that State TO suspend specie payments
The city OF Sacramento inundated for the third
time within the space OF three months The last food
very destructive to property, and estimated that
four thousand FIVE hundred cattle and sheep were
drowned.
17th-one hundred and fifty released Union prisoners
from Richmond arrived at Fortress Monroe
Cedar Keys Florida, was captured by the unionists
10th.-A rebel army ten thousand strong, under COM
mand Of Generals Geo. b. Crittenden and Felix X Zoll
coer attacked the Union under Gen. Thomas at
Mill Spring, Kentucky The FEDERAL forces actively en-
gagged the Tenth Indiana Fourth Kentucky Second
Minnesota and Ninth Ohio regiments They suffered re-
spectiveiy as named. They reinforced after the
first and severest engagement by e Tenth and Twelfth
Kentucky First Tennessee Fourteenth Thir
ty-re Thirty fifth and Thirty sixth Ohio regiments, and
Standards, Nhitforc's anc Kinneys batteries The
bes after tight lasting -four five hours,
pIetey routed ard driven back TO their ntrenchments
the Cumberland river which they crossed under
night and retrcaed in confusion, leaving everything be
The Unonsts captured cannon. hundred wagons
thousand hundred horses, Thousand muskets
several boxes OF arms, and large quantities OF ammunition
and subsistence stores together with number OF boats
aIa.r.a 10th lriIi. caI
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General Mitchell with the Union forces under his COM
mand entered aud took Of the town of Bowling
Green Kentucky the rebels having previously evacuated
their strong works at that place. The following table
shows the strength Of their position
No. Of guns
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rfiscsliameOus Southern Items.
tF'rom the Matches Courier, Dec al
There IL no question but that gunboat and INFANTRY
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15thThe rebel Provisional Congress ceased TO exist.
The Union forces under General Curtis who had been
for time in pursuit OF the rebel General Sterling
Price overlook his guard in Benton county Arkansas
and smart skrmish ensued. After twenty minutes fight
three wounded. The Union loss nine killed and ten
wounded.
The Secretary OF State suspended the passport system.
1Sth-The first regular session OF the Congress OF the
called Confederate States OF America assemb cd in
Richmond 1t composed OF representatives from all
the slavehodng States, except Maryland and Delaware
13th-The rebel government ordered all the Union pri
Of numbering about two thousand, TO be re-
leased.
The village Of winon, n. c. was attacked by the Union
gunboats The nhabtants fed, and the town burned.
The rcse Congress at Richmond counted the electoral
for President and Vice President with the follow
ing result
Total number OF States voting Observation-Disclosures. IL
Total number Of electoral votes cast. 100
Of which number jefferson navis, OF Mississippi,
ceivedfor the Office OF President. 100
Alexander IL stephens, OF Georgia, received FOR the
The number Of electoral votes by the several states
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southern Views from the Pulpit ON
PeaCe.

TO THE EDITORS or THE RICHMOND INQUIRER.
AT my request the Rev. J. Graves who very recent
y returned from the North. drew hasty sketch OF his
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Average per capita. .....................A,4 ,4A
This negro property, belonging to Mr. D. I..Mer, was
sold accordance with his wish at public ouory, he
being in the service Of his country. have heard OF
several sales far exceeding this In this section of Geor
ga by executors, administrators, &C. for the purpose q
distribution and think the foregoing sale sufciout
"nut" for the black republicans 70 crack.
JAMES o. WHITEHEAD.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05
!neu Advertisements.
FORECLOSURES SALE

State Of Wisconsn-Iswa County Circuit Court
Robert Yelverton Plaintiff, against John Adams Eliza
Adams, John Bonner Otis Il. Corbit James Free
land Robert Squires- Charles H Bowman Patrick H.
Baker, " lillian II. Freeiand, John \ butcher John
4. Goodrich, kellog Sexton and John NJ Stewart,
Defendants ~ rs -s h-t $50 = 49, h'
b virtue of and pursuant Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale rendered in said Court the above
ton on the nineteenth day Of February, 1852 will eN-
pose FOR sale and sell public aucion door
81 the Court House in the village Of Dodgeyille in Iowa
county, Wisconsin, Saturday. the seventh day Of
June, 1862 al o'clock in the afternoon Of that day
the following described real estateTnortaged premises
situate IN Iowa county. much thereof may be
necessary to raise the amount Of said Judgment interest
and costs Of sale wit The southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section six TG in township five
lo, north Of range five, 81 the southwest quar-
ter q the northwest quarter Of section fourteen II
in township six T6l, north OF range five ISL east the
northeast quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section
l5 east; the southeast quarter q the northwest quar-
ter and the southwest quarter Of he northeast quarter
Of section eighteen, Isl in township SIX T6l north Of
range i've L5l east and part OF the half Of the
north quarter OF section number Twelve l2l, in
township six l6l north. Of range FIVE E5l east bounded
follows, TO wit commencing the northeast corner
Of John Adams store thence running west eight rods
thence south twelve rods thence ht rods thence
north twelve rods place ~ beginning the
east quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section thirty
hye, L35 in township seven n north range five I5l
east, and the southeast quarter Of the northes quar-
ter Of section thirty five 35 in township north,
Of range FIVE 5 east.
Dated Sheriif's Office. Dodgeville March 1st 1862.
GEORGE NESSERSNITH.
Conn SUDDr-H, Sheriff Qf Ko1ca Co, HiS.
Plaintiffs Att'ys fe-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05
ENRElInSIRE SAFE

State Of Wisconsin. Iowa County Circuit Court
Benjamin Salter and David Porter Lor! ~ Plaintiffs
against john Adams. Eliza Adams, john Bonner
John NJ Perkins. William IL Bolton. Otis G. Corbit
William g. fuller William u Hart Henry NJ Nc
Corkle, oliver Il. Tweedv. Elias VI. Green, Dexter
Tiffany, James Freeland, Robert Squires Charles II
Bowman, Patrick II Baker. William \ Freelaud and
John VI Stewarf-Defcudants
virtue Of and pursuant a judgment OF foreclos-
ure and sale rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action the 2o;h day OF February ls62 will
expose Tor sale and sell at public auction. At the front
door Of the Court House, in the village Dodgeye in
Iowa couBty Wisconsin, saturday, the seyens day
Of June 1862 at tTo O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day. the following described morfgaged premises
much thereof may be necessary raise the
said Judgment interest and costs Of sale. Lot
number twentyone CID in AdamSville in Iowa county
and the north quarter of the north quarter and
the south-ea quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
ton number twenty Eve. in township number five ~
north 81 four - east. and the fractional half
of the north west quarter Of section number thirty (30)
IN township number five 90 north Of range five %
all situate in Iowa county. Wisconsin.
Dated ShsriT-s Office. DudgcviIe. March 1st 1852.
GEORGE MESSERSMITI,
Corn & SUDDrTU. Sheriff II Io7rH Co, Us.
Plaintiffs Atty's le5m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05
FORECLOSTRE SALE.

State Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Circuit Cour
Amasa Cobb, Plaintiff against John Bonner John Ad-
ans John NJ. Perkins. William II. Bolton Otis G.
Corbt, William c. fuller. William D. Hart Henry
VI. MeIorkls. Oliver b. TWeety, Elias 81 Green
Dexter Tiffany, James Freeiand. Bobsrt Squires
Charles H. Bowman. Patrick II. Baker William II.
Freeland and John NJ Stewart-Defendants
virtue OF and pursuant to judgment Of foreclos-
are and sale, rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action the Goth day Of February 1852 will
expose for sale and sell public auction the front
door OF the Court House, in the village Of Dodgeve
in iowa County Wisconsin Saturday the 7th DAY Of
June lo62 at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day
the following described real estate situate in Iowa
comfy, much thereof may necessary to raise
the amount Of said judgment, interest and Of sale
To wit: the northes quarter Of the north quarter
Of section number seventeen. 40. in township number
five 90 north Of range five 5 east and the south
quarter Of the north quarter Of section number
o.. in township number five % north Of range number
three (5l east And also lots numbers twelve t12),
thirteen. (i3l and fourteen 40, in block number
enteen Go, in Parrvs addition 70 the village Of Dodge
vile, Iowa county Wisconsin
Dated Shcrif7s Ofsce. Dodceville. March Tst. 1852
GEORGE NESSERSMITH
Conn ( SCDprTU. Sheriff f I0gcd ca Wis
Plaintiffs Au'vs l0-3m
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.taeEF d mfas.
Lei. Eoffett's Tenn1e nf Art

NOW fitted up in style superior any gallery in
i the West having rHaTnnotA Sky ght which era-
bles him do better work than lee done in the old
style. s+.-r
Secure the shadow the substance fade"
Of those whom so dearly love Thou knowest not
wha: q day may bring FORTH -ss-
SO here am, who plays with - sunleaa. painting
with the pencil Of fire, bright faces the FURNISHED
plaethrowing light here and casing shadow there.
producing creatures Of fft. health and joy.
prepared now take all kinds IF pictures the
beautiful Photographs which admired by the
OF also the lie - STEREOTYPE which are
not surpassed by any pcturendeed all kinds Of pic
that be taken in far superior to any
taken in this city All invited cali see
my rooms and see specimens; all work warranted
10 .uit charge have splendid bot of fine gold
l0ckets fancy cases and frames which viii sell
One and all give call. Rooms in IIofFetts Block
up stairs. G. T. MOFFETT Artist
Mineral Point Nov 9th 1860 n4S-tf
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TIL E r RI 3 u N E
LOG ME- VS.

RETuRSED--W arr pleas ID +. take BY the
hand, once more. LEoxA., TeEGE,. private
in the Miners Gus,is vllo has been honora-
qncnce Of a ismencss which rendered him I'M
ut for 1t. tie reports the boys Of Company
IN good health aad fine spirits
CHRIS. KEsLER, also private in Company
!, has been discharged on account Of the loss
OF the use of ono arm, from wound received
at the Bull Run fight He was for long
time prisoner at Richmond, and would be
glad to meet Secesh again the ttle-feld
were ne in a cond ton to use his two hands
PmLLIr LAWRENCE, also disabled from a
wound received at this severe engagement, has
got discharge. and will be home in short
time, to return to the more
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05

HCNnrGs Ii yea INT - Get SAHARA
tbs about which there IS no humbu gerry,
Get u Il De Land \ GO ; Chemical Sala-
ratu~ Real the label around II, every
word II which you viii find to be true.
i vii cost you No more than an inferior
article ami is mach cheaper in the end,
q it9@roils m bread Or biscuit You viii
ind It f9r sale ~ al responsible dealers.
Tor sale III tho wholesale grocers in Nil
Yankee AMI Chicago
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05
Western Trees for Western Planters.

BLOOMINGTON NrRSrRY. BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS
Located open prairie. ar the crossing of the iii
noiS Central. $ Louis. Alton & Chicago Railroads
Established l~'2 One hundred and forty Fruit.
ornaFnea and Nursery Stock. very large comp lete
and reliable assortment. especiftU TEUgtsF u tee
Nofti fresf standard and Dwarf Fruits ArPtE. one
II four years tArrry. Pear. Pium. Peach. Ounce.
Mulberry Bacbhsrrv. strawberry. Asparagus Rhuha7b
SToCS>.-Apple, Dwa-f Apple. Pear, Plum. Ounce
cherry and Rose- Apple Seeds
EvERGREENS and Ornamental trees. large AMI small
Weeping trees, Shrubs, Creepers Roses an immense
variety Flower Roots. DahJias Lilies TubersSas
Glali.lus, Sweet Potato Plants &c. APPLE ROOT
CRAFTS e.oot $50. Packing carefully done II YOU
wish choice Trees or Plants CHEAP. send three cent
stamp for Q Catalogue T K PIOFNIN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05
HI RRiH FOR THE IRISH BRIGADE,
REMEMBER LIMERICK AND FoNTENoY
IRISH VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION !

y 0W Is your time enlist in first class Regiment
\ Col NaRSS. Of Milwaukee. commanding. There
SIX companies in Camp Randall. Madison. nd
others fast filling up An those wishing their
adopted country in company with the gallant SHIELDS
the patriot NEAGHER, the brave NUILIGAS. CoRCORAS
anil host of others who have served their adopted
country faithfully. and when internal troubles
done away With. ready and willing graphic with
tbs ncInies &C race. and make Ireland what she
ought to he. ,lRE4 7. t5LDRIof->. and FREE Frst
f7frer 9f tn s,ygft ami bright gem IF th+ scr,
To young men this IS a good opportunity. Pay will
commence from date If enlistment. which is thirteen
dollars month 70 single men. with five dollars extra
those who have families depending upon them for sup
port and one hundred dollars bounty the end II the
For Pension List Boston Eiiot Of January
1~i2
For further Information apply TO JOHN STANLEY,
Mineral Point the office Of the Darlington hide
pendent. \ c. GAVAN Captain.
n~tf Darlington, Lafayette Co. Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05
A lew Of die moi. Of Iii. On are as faIlors:
ALBERT SPRATLER

A few of the merits of this Drill are as follows:
II triH soar all kinds Of grain and grass seed. II
1ciI s0c ereaJy than my Oth.r ,;"iI Isef
II Is positire Notcer and cHR1eof be ci00g<d
checked: 1t UiH not cut or break The grain; II ,cill
sotc any quantity to the acre from HIT bushel 10
pre- bUsheES.
twill Sow Correct WHEN Diving Fls. CT Stg.
easily changed from Double Single Rank, and
in sowing onehalf Of the Drill less, be used
THE DRTVEF7S Sc AT
IS attached that the operator drive and work his
drill with perfect ease. without the trouble II getting OF
around and he sits ia such position that he
see the whole operation ard that every tube Is
ing The drill j. balanced that the drivers weight
tab : the entire weight OF the horses necks.
at tie Ohio AMI IIlinofSate Fairs s6i In competi
ton with
en- The ONO STATE Fam, )-The Star Drill, manu-
featured bv Baldwin Dewitt & Co. Cleveland. % !,
Prifz Kuhns drill, manufactured Dayton Ohio
Kahn Haines drill. manufactured at Dayton -
Buckeye Grain Drill. manufactured by Thomas Mast
Co Springfield O.; Paige Clary driil, manufactured
at Hamilton and Manifold o; Hoover dTi nanu'ne-
tured bv Hoover Son Moore drill, manufactured
at the Lagouda Works. Springfield, -
CAT THF ILLINOIS STATE FAN. M l.. GorhaIn =
dril Winnebayo HI; The Star drill, manufactured by
RaIdyri1 pevift 4 Co. Cleveland. - Randall Roller
an ,raorrsrturcd in Michigan. M0ore's Patent drill
,na,,,fartrreh at the Iagonda Works. SIrin gfed. o :
shelby aad Elders drill, manufactured in Peoria. H.
Kuhn- ( Hanes' drill. manufactured At Dayton, o..
Rice Dickinson dTiil manufactured in i'll
es-BLoDGETT / MOORE, Agent<A Town Grant
and Lafayette Counties. AZ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05

TIE WoSpEI.s OF me MICROSCOPE We
understand it u through the agency Of
this marvel viewing instrument that DR.
AVER has at length succeeded III finding
the Patudql Hasn, and determining its
character OF its effects we in this see
tion haze abundant evidence in FEVER AND
AerE which it alone produces when alb
sorbcd through the lungs into the blood
1t has long been held to lie vapor or
something IN the yapor Of water from dc
dceayed and dceayinc vegetation Under
a great magnifyins power, the Doctor has
found this yapor 10 contain distinct organ
isms or living bodies, corresponding pre-
ciscly with those found in the blood Of
Aguc subjects They arc 10000 times
less than visible 20 the naked eve, but
have distinct character and form He
thinks they are reproductive in decayin2
Or III the blood. and hence their eontin-
ued life Or the remote effects in the sys-
tenn He maintain, that they resemble in
raaracter the other Preventative poisons.
such As the virus Of rabies or Of q lie I'd
body te All 81 which are Known to re
produce themselves with great rapidity
like yeast IN moi.teneI Hour, so that the
slightest quantity impregnates the whole
mas Yeast through = powerful magnli-
az il seen to be forest Of vegetation
which grows blossoms and goes t. seed in
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05

say- Complaints having been made in
Parliament that our Government had ar
rested British subjects on suspicion of
treason. Ear! Russell replied, that the
British Government had frequently had
Ks IL the same thing III time, of public
danger. and thai without the suspected
persons being brought Is trial. The Uni
ted states could do the same thing.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05
On High Street,

and he would invite the public to call
and see the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05
Mineral Point, Nov. 18th. As.
IN PROBATE-IOWA co. COURT.

In the matter OF the last viii Testament VIII
liam Wallis deceased .-
On reading and filing instrument in writing, pur-
porting be the last VIII and Testament Naliam
Wallis late Of Neg Diggings, County of La Fayette
State OF Wisconsin, deceased.
Thereupon is ordered that the proofs Of said nsru
be heard before the Judge Of this Court Mon
day the 18th day Of February A D. 1862 the pro-
bate Office in the village Of Dodgevile, Iowa County
Wisconsin.
given 10 all persons interested. by publishing copy Of
this order three weeks sccessvelv prior said
OF hearing in the MINERAL PoIST TRIBUNE, a weekly
newspaper printed at the City of Mineral Point In said
County. s II. ANSLEY, County Jtsd9e.
Dated January 2ist. 1862 SGT
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Rock River Insurance Company.

nFFlrE. No. I. Bushnell House Block Be'oit
Not over s. 900 insured in one riss or IN circle
of q Cht rods. - n p. .,;-s r
DtRrcroRs John Barnes- - = ihs- = -
RnsbpeIf : C. Make VI. 4 Nnr--rop- = = " M
ford p y. Ozark. A b Cafi'ept"F' - l. Di''
g y Whitford. Allen t'thson-
prrrrFEx-C d Whitfor' .S-cretsTy J. J. Rush-
IL T-e,s,rer J. Barnes. resident. ~ A Northrop
u; rrssitent C. P. Whitford. General gent.
FRANK J. ROWE. Agent.
Mineral Poln,. VIZ rsia
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-05

f-s~ Tho = Louis Evenin. Nelrs Of the
Doth SAYS IS a sign Of the good time
coming. we may mention that bill Of
Groceries vas sold ~ our friend NichoI-
son On Fourth street yesterday. and
shipped TO Nashville Tenn