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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-18
EMANCIPATION IN mIssOURT.

The New York Times takes issue with the
Werld touching the question Of emancipation
IN Missouri It seems 30 think that, after all
that State has substantially decided to adopt the
Presidents recommendation, looking toward the
gradual abolition cf slavery within its limits.
Unhspsiy for the Times, snd perhaps for Mis-
suuTi and the country, the facts do not warrant
this theory. Missouri, on a full vote, casa near
ly 10000 ballots; Of these less than $4,000
were given to the emancipRtionists at the recent
election OF the 10000 who did not vote or
were absent, 1t is susceptible Of demonstration
that 100000 were ro-slavery. IT, for instance,
In Missouri to-day vote were taken. on the
naked question Of emancipation, probably the
poll woHld stand about As fellows:
Agsint TRANSCRIPTION. 600
For Emancipation 6oOOo
Majority. 60OsU
We appeal to aI who are familiar with the
politics Of Missouri, if the above does not fairly
represent the strength Of the two parties in that
State
Says the Times
We may add 10000 to the list of that class
who are truly, IN the language of the World,
''secessionis:s at heart, and who refrBiRed from
voting, because they did not feel inclined to
take the cath Of allegiance. Men Of this class
the only pro-slavery voters now left in Mis-
souri, and this estimate Of their number-20 900
Is very liberal.
II the twenty thousand secessionists 81
heart" who did not vote are the " only pro-
slavery voters in Missouri, how are the forty
ode thousand voters to be classified who cast
their ballots against ths emancipation csndi
&sles ct She recent election
Il is idle 20 create false expectations with re-
gard 10 this great State. It may become free
State through some military or sxtrs-eonstitu-
ti0nsl act Of the government, bat an overwhelm-
leg majority of its people are ts-dsy opposed to
the emancipation policy. This is the simple
truth and II is due to the country that il should
be kRswn.-.Nr1c York HOrld NOU 25h.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-18
n The Chattanoogs Re5el Of the IIth say

A gentleman in this city yesterday made =
wager of $500 to $500, that Nashville would be
in possession of the Confederates in less than
two weeks He has Just returned from the vi
cinity Of the army at MuriTeesboro', and eyi
IDENTIFY knows something"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-18

We appeal to all who are familiar with the
politics Of Missouri if the above does not fairly
represent the strength Of the two parties in that
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-18
Honor 10 Whom Honor is Due.

Extracts from sermon delivered at Christ
church, Savannah, on Thursday, September
18ih, 1862, being Thanksgiving Day, by the
Right Rev. Stephen Elliott, bishop of Georgia ;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-18

FGen. Johnston carries with him beautiful blade re-
Gently presented 10 him. bearing the marx OF the Royal
Mandatory Of Toledo 1902
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

\ WORD OF CAUrIoN-The new Nation
Al Tax Law is designed to protect every
man in the business for which he obtains
Il license.
Merchants and others who buy and sell
coin, deal in exchange &c, act as Brokers,
and without License for such business
are subject to prosecution and fine. 1t Is
the daty OF the Assessor and Collector to
look out for such cases, and our advise TO
all IS to take license for the business you
wish to pursue
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
CEIC NURSESsT
-~Q9sfSS~-
TOLEDO Gn0.
4. A. ENSIGN, Poprieto.

Cultivates largely Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs
Roses Green House aud Bedding out Plants of all de-
scriptions Ny Nurseries strictly adapted to the
West and Northwestern States, and hare in all instn
proved h0F2g and adapted u this climate. Read
the following evidences
To the Farmers and Fruit Growers OF Iowa and ad-
Joining Counties: We the undersigned having bought
Fruit Trees, Shruhbery, &c, OF ID: GATES, General
Agent for the Ohio Nurseries, Toledo, Ohio, having
Tested and found them Naydy and tyzts to reeOn,-
qlendai0s take pleasure in cpnending them 10 all
interested the Cultivation of Fruit Trees The Trees
were Delivered in GOOD 03rier and fine healthy
Trees. Signed.
Hon. VI. NJ. Cothren, Mineral Point
John p. Tramel - -
John Milton, -
James Toay, Linden
y. Olmsted Cottage Inn
NJ V Burris Belmont
Edwin Johnson,
Hon Charles Dunn,
Mr. ates is taking ordeas for delivery the
3lst of October at Mineral Point. Rooms at the Wis
eonsiu House.
II. A. Ensign Proprietor.
1-y D. y. Gates Genl Agent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
A Noble Purpose
md THE CLORIO Us RES ULT

There are as many roads to fame and
fortune as there were gateways to ancient
Tbebes Your ambitious warrior is for
carving his way with the sabre-Your as
piring politician for manmuvring his way
by sUbtlety and consummate art but there
is..one broad grand path to the goal. ong
which nothing base can travel. 1t is the
path set apart for the march Of talent, en-
argy, and noble purpose, and though full
ofobstacles, it contains none which a great
man cannot surmount This fact has been
exelnplifed in innumerable instances, bat
in few more forcibly than in the career of
DR.. HOLLOWAY, of London. For twenty
FIVE years lie may be said to have been
climbing
THE steep where Fame's proud temple
shines affair"
scattering blessings at every step. He ap-
pears to have reached the summit at last.
The staff upon which he has leaned in his
ascent has been ADVERT SING, and by its
aid he has not only realized a worldwide
celebrity and splendid fortune, but he
has been enabled TO famiiiarize millions
of sick with ths healing properties Of his
pills and ointment, who would never 9TH
crwise have been benefited thereby. The
victims Of dyspepsia n this country, and
unfortunately their name is legion, have
good cause TO rejoice that so wide a pub
Gcity has been given to the virtues of his
pills through the columns OF the Ameri-
can press; for, il we are rightly informed
they have cured and are now curing more
cases of this distressing complaint than
all other medicines combined We hear,
too, of cures Of scrofula and other exter-
nal disorders by the ointment which, if
they were not vouchcd for by the best au-
thority, we should pronounce incredible.
These medicines seem to DO what no 9TH
er advertised medicines have ever done
belore--tulfI the promises Of the adrer-
tisemeRt-N Y I'oIjce Gazette
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

PROMOTION Sergeant VIVA NOBLE, OF
Co. T." q Wis. Vols, has been promoted
to lst Lieutenant, in place of OLIVER San
FORD, deceased This Is a good selection
Mr. NOBLE is one Of the brave boys who
has been with the Miners Guards from
the first, and has proved himself a fit per
son for the place. Co - has as fine
set Of officers as can be- fund in any com
pany IN the army.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
CHAPTER 2o3.

IN ACTt5 amend chapter II Of the revised statutes
entitled .'of the incorporation Of banking assocla
To T-oa7s Of tn St1te Of E5seonsia, represent
tE rs >-ltIte amt -ssshbfv d7 eH0ct IS f01f0fEN.
Section L. No bank or banking association shall de-
raaud or receive greater higher rate Of interest up
on any note discounted by such bank or banking asso-
ciafio OF for The lean for IUarauCe Of any money,
goods things ia action, than dollars upon
hundred dollars fer year, and after that rate for
Whenever the securities deposited with state treas
urer TO secure the redemption Of the ciCua,ng e
any bank, shah be sold in pursuance Of sections forty
one and t1r5F-two OF S2i1 cla'tr - LOT ttI revised
statutes if such securities shall he or have been sold
for sum sufficient redeem its 9.ts:and2g notes al
par then the banL coptf"4iet Siii 'titF ING eAlfa-
tieu three years the time Of such securities, pay
application therefor. the surplus derived from the
sale Of said securities il amy there he remaining IN the
hands Of tle comptroller
Sec. ,. VI the general election Co hc held on the
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November,
= H. So, az AL the places q holding elections in this
the election Of officers required by law thento
be elected the question whether this Shall become
law and GO effect, in any manner Zee in force.
shall he lbnlttei the people; and if the shall
he approved nv a ma iority Of votes The subject
il shall X effect; otherwise, 1t shall not 90 ato ef
feet DE in force.
Sec 3 The votes cast on the subject specified in the
last preceding section, shall be by separate h Hot, and
Sh8t have written printed. partly written and
partly printed, each of them th5 "o''s Tor amend
the hauhin5 law which words shall Indicate the Vote
Tor or against the approval OF tiiS ''c ana te h"i''s
cast shall he caurasSed and returned IA the same
the cast for STATE officers are equred
-l and tle
81 state shall, luinl aeteF on the complexion az sia
canvass publish statement Of the resulf thereof in the
-l+-i :, F,. - al ,l ~. SIM, 4,
49, -.,+ ~ ,. ,e,erart If tfp session.
asa he -a also deliver to t',e state treasurer cettif-
81 copy thereof wiih statement q the result Of the
canvass anon the subject iateIy after the compile
ton OF tx, canvass.
SC A. This act shall take effect ANA be in force
fra-l aaI after tie twentieth aay Of january, \ D
I~.;a
Sec. :. All 8C-s and parts # acts conflicting with or
in any way cHGtraEgLlu- The provisions nf tins act
hereby repealed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

REBELLION REcoED-The sd number
of this valuable Record IS on our table. -
The author, Frank Moore, is well oalcu}a-
ted for the business of gathering facts,
ana presenting them to the public in a
proper shape. he Record Is divided ia
70 three parts. Diary Of Events, Doeu-
mentary, and Incidents All who desire
q correct Record &C matters connected
with the Rebellion can find it in this pc
riod;cal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

80 Cooley has engaged the popular
author ami ready writer Marion uarlan1
authorof A,one,' Hidden Path. Moss
Side, Sc, @ write for the Ladys Book
AMI announces that every number IN 1863
viii contain IN article from his pen This
announcement is quite sufficient TO secure
. ID e list Of subscribers FOR the Lady's
Book
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

LApY'S 8ooS-The November number
Of this valuable monthly Is received. The
double fashion plate is superb Al the
illustrations and cngravinss are of su-
perior kind Ladies be ready to subscribe
for the Book when the new year common
ces, send in orders carly, as you may
look for the January number about the
18th &C December
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

MoEE New GooDs. -Nessrs. Hermon
and Tyler are doing thriving business at
their new store, opposite NoGett's Drug
Store. In consequence Of unexpected
large sales, they have been obliged to or
der several thousand dollars worth Of new
goods in addition TO their former stock,
which will be arriving during the present
week. Such Is the result Of Lo2c Prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
Bolivar HEIGHTS. Nd, Oct >

BOiISdc iIeiGNJS. MIC, oCt. -
Conrabands FROM StonewalI Jackson
command report that after the utter de-
struction Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road west Of Martinsbure. the entire reb-
ell army commenced falling back yesterday
morning-that rebel officers believe that
it Is Lees intention to winter near Cor
louisville This reported falling back is
corroborated by unusually strong picket
in- IN our front yesterday ana to-day. =
This morning a squad OF rebel cavalry
came upon our yidcttes unperceived and
dashed into our infantry pickets who were
driven back with considerable firing on
both sides
jackson, Tenn, October n
To Maj Gen. H. w HalIeck, General-in-
Chief L. ;. 4, Washington;
A dispatch just in says that our caval-
~ under Haywood met the Partisan Ran
gers, miles north of Brownsville, killed
one captain, captured about forty prjso-
ners, sixty horses and :. wagon load of
arms, completely breaking up the party.
| viii send the prisoners to Alton.
(Signed,) L. < GRANT.
Mai-Gen Commanding
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

SALE or EoRFEsTED STATE LANDS.
AND / SivERsITY LANDS,
srATE.oF WISCONSIN

U, Is
DA aih that the school Handle
NTH % % " lI en- ri b reason O %wfuleo lE,s ie
pi ar ~ a lie y niles sooner Eepel:
Amrgth Hands sin til County I uIcoTre atrr
zach t am t v nap4 ataf time
agi he
herein
2 me lie
ga ,, TfTTgg4 PI>% fiSos, S@a5 F@i
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

ATLANTIC NoNTuLY.-Th;s Is, in our
opinion the best Magazine of the present
ace Tie November number is before Us
and is filled with the choicest Literature
Of the day, from the most popular writer's
Of the nation
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
PLiTTyILLE ACADEMY.

The Fall Term q this Institution wiII commence Tines
day, sep n, las}I Tuition same a. heretofore from
$50 to SIS taeeb Rooms in 4cadanav a, y cents
week
Students are earnestly desired 70 commence with the
classes Al she beginning q each term
The Normal Class viii receive special attention
Professional Diplomas VIII be awarded bv the State
Board 50! Normal Regents 10 those who sys=. ain the e
iua1ion Of their Agent
We have competent Instructors In voca! and J-..-r
mental FuSci Drawing, French aal GernIaa. Cate
losues sent on Application For further Information
apply 70
PIsttevii!e Aug IS fs62
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
SALE oE EoREE.vEo aEoaTGAGED LANDS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN

oTlcEo CoNIsloN or
Aau l.
lowing described
apo oar
T rec NJ Of to de bdt tn
m der A. e
h
A. tire damage axe which l
of ii h
he ttoaI att tuo the
k lone t
d II % md
JAMES lh land
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

The lonely ntry walking his rounds AZ light expo.
sed to drenc'iing rains aad chilling night r is often
seized with 'Iost VIOLENT ts, CuUGHf ard rFFoCArsNG
H5AKSENiSs frs symptoms of QCICE dPTIuN hut
If supplied with HoLLowAY'@ Pills and ioILowiy's
oNTaHNr, all danger is averted, few Pills len night
and E3rnit', and the ointment brlsEy ru'ib. t.ce
day over the throat and chest viii rslirvc the .vERESr
PAINS and stop the most distressing or d yeaEocs
COLGu Therefore say the wlaln Army.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

WIsrER AfnosT.-On Wednesday last
we had LIGHT fall of snow Since then
the ground has been frozen quite hard
Winter is close upon us, and the printer
is short of wood, viii some of-our patrons
take the hint?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

The remoysl of Buell from command Of
the army Of the Ohio IS hailed here by all
sound Union men rs the harbinser of good
Luck to our army Roseerans being q
fighting man, is very satisfactory sue
ceSsor, and viii have the confidence Of his
army from tho start
The Richmond and Muurordsville par
oled prisoners belonging - Indiana regi-
ments, viii assemble here tomorrow pre-
paratory to being mustered ana paid.
4 speedy change in Kentucky Is looked
for
The reported assembling OF the govern
ors q the loyal States in Washington. in
2 day ortwo, for the purpose Of forcing a
more vigorous prosecution Of the war and
the removal ot Mcclellan, Is regarded
here in we'll informed circles rs a big Her
aid lie, manufactured for sensation purp-
eses
CINCINNATI, Oct -,
The official returns give a Democratic
majority for Supreme judge of S.140.-
The Democratic majority Is increased to
IS. 600 over last year, and the Union vote
decreased =, 600 The total vote of the
State has fallen of $4,000 since the pres-
idential election
Pleasant Valley, Oct ii
Or5ors h. sc been issued in Burnside :
,,,,,-,s.,5 :, re ne more clothes than
the men can carry comfortably on forced
marches
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

JOSEPH GUSDRY has just received a
large supply of his fall and winter stock.
People complain of hard times, and yet
Gundry has no difficulty in selling goods.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
Soisl!-Fs tttrutlou,,

See to your health do not trust to the army SIN
plies although most valuable These PILLS and ofyI
AENr have been thoroughly tested, they are the only
remedies used IN the European Camps and Barracks
for forty years Doctor Holloway has si,lied the
Armies in Europe, and durin- the CEI,fEtN CAMPAIGN
he established de ct at Balaciaya the exclusive
SAFE OF these GREAT REMEDIES, many time his special
Agent there has sold a in weight OF the ONT
meut in single day. These terrible ami fatal enemies
OF the SOLDIER CANP.
F,F3fts;EEi. pYSESTt.I,y SCTrr--v
-;5R TES sad -C-Zsf ttL'fs Is E!3;-I'Tio All
disappear like !; cha Ii lief these piILs ofvrMENr
.Gd now while t1e ~ rims tAroa .L.nt he Ind.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

r. he Undersigned having just comvletad t5a
Il ieat1s' ada oest finished iearsa Wesf If 90 @
and ecu i, il not superior to any in ,Ist e. -saso
p1erase 70 attend % Undertaking in e. il i 70
me lie iFse Gan b had al ali times IN \ 49, -
Apphc@tlous TO be left a. the Cabinet sbon ~
Mineral Pc,n. seyr : IN, l. & bho 4if-h-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

The DRAFr-We find in the Madison
journal the number TO be drafted in most
of counties, by towns Iowa county is
called on for 223 men divided among the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
NOTICE.
Rock River Insurance Company.

nFFlcE, No. /, Bushnell House Block, Beloit,
~ Wisconsin
Not 81 900 ins ured in one risk or a circle
OF eight rods
DiRECToRs--John Barnes, n O. Perkins, j. J.
Bushnell. J. c. Max=ell, NJ A. No-tt-op, C. p. Whit
lord, r y Ctark, \. B. Carpenter, g. L. Currier,
G, B. Whitford, Allen Gibson
OFFIcERs--C. B. Whitfor', Secretary J. J. Bush
-n,Freasurer, j. Barnes. President NJ A. NoTthrop,
CO President. C. =. Whitfori General Agent.
FRANK J. ROWE. Agent,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

Is "a attached that the operator work
drill With perfect ease, Wliligt the getting
70 tuTn around and lac SITS IL such position
s-c the whole operation and know every tube is
Ing. The dfill Is balanced thai the drivers weight
taxes the entire weight OF the horses uecks.
stT~ This Hriil was awarded TIE FIRST PREMIUM
1t thc Ohio and Illinois Fairs, IsG, Ia conIcti>
tiau with
CAT THE Ono S14TE F4lE)--The s'ar Drift rnaIn.
featured by Eali@in. Desft Co, Cles Gland o
Pritz kaili,s dr.H manufactured at Daytcn Ohio
Kahn and Iisues' drill, factuFcd at Dsvtou q
Buckeye Grain Driii, manufactured by T1lans ass y
Co, Springfield. o, Paige Cary rill fanufact,,r.
At Ha'niifon and Aiaashtd' y oiooyer drii, uaBufas
tured by J. Hoover Son. slaare drill r,aaufactnrea
1t lie L4-2enda "erk7e --friE-Gelt, o.
tAr TIE lLi'Nt-2 STATE FsrH M. l.. GoriianI's
drill, Winnebae, IN The star ar.ii ra-ufaciur.d ~
Eait"lh, br lit Co. Cleveland o. Randall Roller
d1ii, if saactHfed ia Michigan Moor-s drill
Hai-tfaethred AT the Iaeonda Work. Springfield o..
- by and Elders driil, manufactured IN Peoria H.
ntiis q Ilaines' drlH, manufactured at Dayton, o.
i1ce Dickinson drill, manufactured IN III
: - GLoDGETT MOORE, Agent. FIR iowa Gran,
ana Lara! cite Counties. AT
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE FOR
IOWA COUNTY


Clerk OF Board Of Supervisors fr She Town Of
You are hereby notified that, the Tuesday next
succeeding the first day Of November next, the follow
ia- officers to H. elected to-vit:
Oue Reprasentstiye in the Third Congressional Dis
trict for from the 4Jh day Of March
next.
4 state Senator for the Fifteenth Senate District IN
place of LemUgl W Joiner, whose term OF Office viii
EXPIRE on the first Monday O. january next.
member Of the Assembly in each Assembly District,
ana all such County officers ly law required to
be elected Al such election.
~ the same election The question viii be taken upon
the approval Il the pece, ufthe amendment proposed
to section fy- article FIVE, Of the Constitution Of the
State If Wisconsin, by chapter 135 Of til General Laws
# I~Gt follows:
IC6Hytsg- 2"t osigiRGTiV Published 1pfH :, 1852
15ssn{yI By ctnEtsr SO, lsa55ishcd June 80,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
sabre GUS aaa Gunsl.aa yyonude

IL stands u1riTalled, removing and preventing every
yesge OF inferation ana gently ra wing the edges to-
gether, it quickly and completely heals HE fright
fGl wounds,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

Arena, tiihin, Pulaski and Wyoming
have furnished their fun quota by volun-
teers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
wives and sister. OF our volnnteers.
Ex,rao' dinnry Military sa!vc.

You not put into the Knapsacls Of your Husban,
and Brothers. more valuable or necessary gi
than supply Of this
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
THE DELvER,s SEAT

The q.an'ity s -iarcd without any charge of gear
can IL easily changed froiu Double Single Rank a.
in sowing one-haif Of the Drill less can be used