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A New House or Wor.,,,,,.

Mr.. Joseph w. osgood of this village. has
just completed a very commodious, and beau
tiful Westinghouse in Surry village Tor the
Baptist Society there. The house is situated
in the center of the village. surrounded by
beautiful shade trees and in an elevated nosi.
ton, forming the most attractive feature of
the village. The site, the style and finish
OF the house, and the circumstances under
which the enterprise has been successfully
carried forward to completion, reflects the
highest credit upon the people of Surry.-
With ordinary times, and with the prospect
OF a series OF successful years for business,
1t is too often the case, that enterprises OF
this kind drag heavily, and the interest of
many engaged therein faints by the way-side,
and the result is anything but satisfactory
and pleasing. We have therefore every rea-
son to congratulate the citizens of Surry for
the success thus far attending their noble
efforts, under the circumstances. Their house
IS completed they have paid the contractor
ms last rs the contract specified; and those
interested have moved along tremendously
with the contractor and builder. We can,
also, as citizen of the county. express our
pleasure in seeing another evidence, tangible
and real, Of the progressive tendencies Of the
age; Tor nothing in our estimation, SO much
tends to mark the progress of the people, as
the constant multiplication of temples of
worship and of learning. Wherever we sec
these, the pride and ornament of the village,
and the city, there we are assured the love
OF home, the love of country, the love of
knowledge and reverence for the Creator
aboands, and is exemp,ifed in the lie Of the
citizen.
We understand the pews are soon to be
sold by auction. We do not know the day,
but presume notice will be given.
Thursday the 2lst, we learn has been de-
tcrmined upon for the sale,
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At Court Of Probate hedeu at Ellsworth within and for
the County of Hancock, the first Wednesday of
August, A. b. 1852.
I,HAELEs HANLfN Administrator of the estate of
y Noses Abbott, late of 0rland, in said unity,
deceased having presented his first account Of admins
traton upon said deceased's estate for probate;
OrderedThat the said Administrator give notice thereof
all persons Interested ycausng acOpy Of this order 10 be
pub he'll three successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
can printed IN Ellsworth, that they may appear at Pro-
bate Court holden Ellsworth, the first Wenes
day September ten of the clock in the fJreuoon
AMI shcw canse If any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest:
80 A. A. BARTLETT Register.
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LEON corSry,
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plastersl

cure in hours pains and weakness Of the breast Side
and back and Rheumatic Complaints in an equally short
space Spread on beautiful white In teir
use ihiects the Inconvenience and each
will from week to three months Price lS3 cts
Ierrck's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid rlastefs sold
nv Druggists Merchants In all parts Of the United
States Candas and south erica aud may be obtained
by calling for them by their full name,
Use HarveWs Condition Po,oders
for your Horses and Cattle.
For salt by C. G. Peck. Ellsworth, Me.
DR.. u. II, HERRICK Co., Albany, N.
r CLASSIFIED travelling Agent. isTy3o
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CAUCUS,

The Republicans of Ellsworth, aud AL other.
who support the state and National Adnnistra-
tons are requested to meet at Lords Hal, on
Tuesday the nth inst, at 2 o'clock = NJ, for
the chafeo If ten delegates To the County COnycn-
ton 10 be he'd in Els worth, ON the 10th inst.
Pa ORDER.
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fIIIE subscriber hereby give public notice TO all con
l cerned that he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon himself the trust OF Administrator of
the estate of
SAMUEL HOOPER, late Of BROOKLYN,
in the County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving bond
asc law dcc he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted TO the said deceased estate TO make immediate
payment and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for settlement.
ALBERT HOOPER.
August 6 1862. 80
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Hancock BAPTIST Association.

The Churches Il ih. h.y hereby reminded that
s,er Ami, orsGry is to be- hesi in h.s"rth COM
u-,se.tts va Tuesday Aug 26,h, U'elusk r
gcst tUfirr thra Hsu3{
pecxate, viii please call a, 'he Meeting House where
Comm tee st dirrc; hem 3, Lc,, II "itr' aInout.
Ia PkA ORDER.
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The AZ barque Ocean Bride as tons, bsilt at
Franklin in la5i, has been sold at New YORK on
terms not learned.
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4tloriuc Journal.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.
Friday, S.
sehr Arhorccr, Smith, Portland.
Adelaide, CLARK, Boston.
Julia \ Kicb, Moore, New York.
CLEARED.
Saturday, ..
Schr Spartan. Sedler Boston.
AERIyEp.
sehr Betsy, Pickering. beer Isle.
Raltic Hpdgkin-, Cranberry l'le..
&" Endora, Lord, Boston.
Tuesday, IL.
sch. Arabinc, Casper, Salem.
= Carcssa Jordan, Portland.
Quero, Hardy, Deer Isle.
ARRIVED.
Wednesday, IL.
Schr Doris, Moor Boston.
Credit, Brown, fishing.
CLEARED.
selr Betsy, Pickering, Deer .ie.
Baltlc, llodskius Norwich,
AIboreor, smith, Boston.
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SPECIAL. NOIill,.

All Letters ami Communications on bust
ness pertaing 10 the Office, must be din ected
to
SAWYER q BURR.
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-Four Cents.

rI,IlE subscriber will supply old and new custo
i mers with Nj Liz, until otherwise notified
at -Four CtatS per Quart. .,,.,,,
Ellsworth, June 10. 1862. y
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Admr,s Sale of Real Estate at Auction.


UDY virtue Of license from the Hon. Judge Of Probate
- for the County Of Hancock the subscriber will Sell
at public auction, Saturday the 10Th day of Septem
Der next at O'Clock M on the premises the home
stead Known az the Nc Allister Place." Amherst
ner belonging the heirs Of Geo H. Cox deceased to
satisfy the demands against said deceascds estate, and
| incidental charges.
i'll. MOOR, Administrator.
Ellsworth, Aug 18Th, 1867. so
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NOTICE

DICKED up this day, Dory, in Frcnchman'
L Bay painted yellow The owner can have
the same by proving property and paying charges
LEWIS II. BKACY.
Mt, Desert, July so, 1862. Sw29
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Matanzas, July 10Th, brig Andrew Pc
tiers, Wall, wig.
Ar at ), John July 30th brig Triad, Mitch
ell, Machas.
Ar Matanzas LIST, brigs Peters for Philadel-
phia, and Col W Congins, New York, 27th.
Ar at pictou 9Th, sehs liebe, Laiiiaw, and Vel
ma, etanw0od, Pembroke ; I Gould, Gould, do !;
Germ, Wilson, PASSPORT.
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NEW WoRKs.--Carleton, late Redd &
Carleton, New York has just published The
Third Part of Victor lIugo's great novel
" LIS MlsrRAulEs, uniform in appearance
and price with Part | and IL. The interest
in this remarkable French fiction continues
undated No doubt the sales will increase
with the increasing publication Of the parts
The two remaining parts are nearly ready
for publication.
The same enterprising Publisher has also,
just published aud ready for sale, -" The Fly.
ins Dutehman,' a humorous illustrated
Poem by John g. SAKE. Tins is said to be
M elegant volume with sixteen comic Illus
tratipns
Also peculiar and striking Romance by
T. b. Aldrich, called :. Out Of his head :
Price Of this last, paper covers 80 cts. cloth
bound 800. The Flying Dutchman, >
80 cts.
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SPOKEN

July 2sth, lat % 20, lon -, brig Mary { N iii
ken, from Philadel phia for New Orleans.
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Hon Daniel : Dickinson the old 1em-
ocratie warehouse Of thr Empire State,
sail at a public meeting IN B.aghamPton
on the 10Th inst:
While would protect the persons
and property Of all loyal citizens in the
rebeiiious States, am in favor OF con-
iscatins ali the property OF the rebels
| would couiseate their property, real,
personal and miXed-ther auadrupeds
and their bpcls their man servants aud
their maids servants, their oxen and their
horses their asses and all that is theirs"
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UOLD NDS-n
IN TIE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills,

The Best FAMILY ca
rnAgrlc in the world, used
twenty years by five mill.
ions OF persons annuallyt
a'wnysgive satisfaction, con
tain nothing injurious, pat
'oni. d by the principal
ply -icians and surgeons In
the | MON j elegantly coat
ed with sugar.
Large Boxes IS cents ; avs
Boxes for 81. Full direo-
tons with each box.
Warranted superior to any
Pin before the public.
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OF FORECLOSURE.

sw2 NATHAN DANE, Treasurer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
Accessory Notice.
ASSESSORS OFFICE 90 WIS. DIS.


PRAIRIE CHAN, OCTOBER tsT, 1862
n Office Is hereby given that the following named
y persons are ASSISTANT Assessors in Iowa County.
Division No 5.--Compr sing he towns Of Highland
Pulasky--Jswts W. VAL, Ayeca, Assistant Asses'
Division No Comp i-iag the town OF AID City-of
Mineral Pli town Mineral p i,5t Nifn linden
WaIdwi K aui No cov.-rHoEAs 5. AEsLsY, .Lis.
dsn, As istaB- Assessor
The annexed lis 81 rades and professions are sub
ectti a License Tai, shd reqursds by the law
ob sin his LcenA iGlHd ately, ind penalty of kav-
Ing the taE foE each HceA increased tree
S8.d. The af CatC. fnr license lie made 20 the
Assistant Assessors the Bieision in which the pro
les son or trade is orE tn prose uted ank forns
Of p2acati5n may be o. AIMED " tbe Ass slant Asses
sors.
Aposhacsaie- s1a; Aucticn ers s2o :; F4nkcrs 500;
BIZ lard Rooms ana bowl ieys, for each Table or
Al ey g. ewers Of over $50 barrels 500 less than
5J3 barrels S25; cattle 3 okcrs So toacioners o
CirGlses 80; Ciaa Agents SO; Coal OIL Distil RI
$5a Dentists To; III til Of Sp:rituous liquors
ever 500 ha reIs so ess than l0 barrels So Dis
ii iers Of Apples d Peaches io than 80 his S2 20
FOR greater quantity the o:lcr dis.i les Eat
ing II $40; Exhibitions SIC; horse Dealers $40
Hotels according to fheiE class, from 70 500; steam
and Ntsse carrying Tassengers s25: JuE- ers 3
I,avrers sic; Livery stable Keepers $40; AiaBufac-
tuners $40; Patent agents 81; Pawnhrokers $50 ;
Pediars according their class from s. To S;6 Ph.-
orrsphers according to their receipts from SO s23
Physicians s1o; Recers Of Siiritlous Liquors II 800
fraci part tEereof So Retai Dealers except
quors, SO soap akcrs SO ) Irgeons $40: Tallow
Chambers $40; Thea res slo0: Tolacconists SO ;
Nho ga c De ers except in Aiqurs so Wholesale
Il monufac urers Of artices subject 10 Tax rnu.s
give notice immediately TO lac ssistant Assesyor of ths
vision in WHICH the mandatory Is located Blank
forms 70 sad be obtained at this Office 81
either OF the Asslstaat Assess0rs-
B.w. BRIS soIS.
AZ Al g. Diet Of Wisconsin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
Sixth Congressional rict-Nomina-
ton of mr.. McIndoe

The Republican Convention of the 9th
Congressional District called to nominal
candidate to ell the vacancy for the full
term, occasioned by the death of Hon
luther Hanchstt, met at Sp.rta on the
18th. l.. +. Webb, of Ia Pointe, was
chosen chairman, and j. y Brundage.
OF Wood County, as Secretary
The District was well represented and
the proceedings characterized by great
harmony and immunity
Prior 60 taking uallos, the name of
Hon. ;. d. Hastings was withdrawn,
and the convention then nominated Hon
W. d. Mclndoe by reclamation, without
diss nting voice
The committee on resolutions reported
the following patriotic platform, which
was unanimously adopted:
Resotued, That in the death of the
Hon Luther Hanchett we r. 5ornize the
fact that our Congressional District has
suffered the loss of a faithful public ser
want, an able and accomplished represen
tatiye, whose record in life was that of
true friend Of his Country and It's Gov
eminent
Resolce9, That looking upon the great
struggle now going on, with armed re-
bellion against the laws and its sympa-
thizers, on the one side, and the lesiti-
mateiy constituted Government, anu its
supporters. on the other, as being the
only issue nov before US, we take this
occasion to again pledge the Republican
party oil this Congressional District 10 the
support and cordial endorsement OF the
Federal Administration in its each and
| every step for the preservation Of our
national life.
ReSoi0ed, That to the soldier-heroes
who, IN the face OF death anI dangers
are 81 gallantly IGNORING our State, we
extend our warmest sympathy, and as an
evidence our earnestness IN this, we
have this day presented 10 the electors OF
| this District the honored name OF one who
! viii ably sustain with his voice and vote
in the National Council Hall, the cause
| for which they are thus making sacrii-
ces equaled only by the heroes ofthe days
OF the Nations birth
ResOlred, That we endorse the acton
| of the Congressional Committee CT the
! Second Congressional District in its pre-.
sentation of the name of Walter ID Ne
lndoe for the unexpired term cf that Dis
+ trict
Speeches were made by Hon. s D
Hastings and Milton Barlow. warmly en-
dorsing the nomination. and urging every
man to 20 home and rally the loyal ans
patriotic voters OF the district TO his sup
| port
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
Proceedings of the Common Council

FIOCSeOiASS "a snS SoniuOu COuuCll
CRY OF MINERAL PoI.T Wis,
DEC, Goth, 1862
A Special Meeting of the Com. Council
of Said City was this day held at the Coun-
Gil Room
His HONOR. b. Terry, Ex-Oficio May
OR presiding
Present-Ald. Argall, Lenahan, Jenkin
Gundry and Spielman
On motion of Aid. Gundry, seconded by
Aid Jenkin, it was ordered that the levies
OF Taxes of mills for Special School tax
and mills for District School Tax made
and ordered at the adjourned meeting of
this board held on the Sd inst be and here
By are rescinded, all of the Aid present
voting therefor except Aid Argall who de-
chned to vote
Thereupon, on motion of Al! Gundry,
seconded by AID. Jenkin, the following
leyies OF Taxes or rates of taxation for
the year 1862 for the purposes mentioned
below, were fixed and le4ied by the Board,
all of he Aid. present voting for the same
except Alderman Argall, who declined to
vote
For Special School House Tax four mills
ou each one dollar of valuation, the same
being for paying debts ON the Seminary
bailding, constructions and repairs.
For District School Tax four mills on
each one dollar OF valuation the same in
Guiding the School Tax of 10 mills levied
by the County Board of Commissioners.
On motion of Aid. Gundry it was order
ed that on account of the absence of the
School Commissioner, Clowney, the Office
of School Commissioner for the Ist ward
be, and hereby is, declared vacant, and
that Henry Plowman is hereby appointed
to fill said vacancy, all OF the Aid present
voting for the same
Thereupon the following bill was taken
up and allowed, ali the Aid present voting
therefor
John Ross, Tor lumber, City orders S54-
90
The Council then adjourned,
j. Il. TERRY, Elk Oilicio Mayor.
Attest: w H. Curry, CITY elk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
EMPLOYMENT.

The Undersigned has, for severfl years past been en-
gagged m business which has eilded him the rate OF
shree thousand dollars per annun, and is now will 9 20
teach il to others. The bus is highly useful
and general ch racter alaped both cities and villa
geS, and one that any person of ordinary cauaciv If
young II, ma e o. female. ACQUIRE with a { y
hours practice and by which they secure a hand
some Income Several young ladies' who have received
instructors from me- both in New York State ard Penn
svlvaria are earning upwards Of II dollars per k by
1t and there il reason why any e cannot do
the same Invsslids. even, do well by rs it is
peddIinv affair BIT suess that Is perfectly
able. Gentlemen and Indies of leisure WHO would like
to learn the business fer their amusement pleas
will ind the practice # it PIE seat pastime and
one tia they will AXE interest in On recei of
one dollar wiz send printed structioasby which any
person can req lily acquire the art and these insruc
ons vii also contain patcular relative to carry
n I on so that ii viii be highly profitable The pr-
chaser Of the printed is.rc ions viii also be
lied To teach II TO Others and have received as high
as ~ dollars Tor teaching it personally to single -
vdua' would state further that 50 or 3 & oaTs will
bay everything necessary to commence the business and
the articles can be got almost anywhere in city or coun-
try, or If preferred, can furnish them
ADDRESS ALNoRD i. PARSONS, No. Sc Lib
erty st. New York. Smos
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

BV- Secesh stock went up rapidly in
this city at the news of the reverse of our
army at Fredericksburg. Southern SYM.
pathizers were readily recognized by the
smiling countenances they wore on read
ing the news, as well as by the haunting
epithets they used in presence Of Union
men for day or two after.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

OsE WEEK MoRE.-Another week will close
Vol l5 Of the TrJass. We have on our
books quite a number Of subscribers who are
several years behind. We shall be compelled
to discontinue the paper to those who arc two
years or more in arrears The high price o
paper viii not admit of longer continuance
80 those in arrears Sach as do not call and
settle their bills within short time, viii be
either called upon in person, or notified of
their Indebtedness, which must be settled, or
we cannot continue the publication of the
Iribaaae
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

sk~ The Chicago Tribune is the paper
through which we get al the latest news.
1t is the best newspaper in the west The
lst of January will be good Tina to sub
scribe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

Bag Spend one day for your country
and work on Tuesday next for the election
of Walter ID. McIndoe for Congress
Come out yourself and bring along your
neighbor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

DRAFTED MEN.-GeneraI order No. 46,
which we publish to-day, directs that all
drafted men not absent on furlough, who
have not provided accepted substitutes, re
port themselves Immediately in person to
camp, or their names will be placed in the
hands of the Provost Marshall, for arrest
and treatment as deserters
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

WISrcw BREAKING-Some rascal has
been breaking the windows from the
School House in District No. in Linden.
The Board offers a reward of 500 for the
detection Of the william. We hope he may
be brought to justice
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

ADJ. SUDDUrH-Adutant j. Z. SUDDUTH
after severe attack of the Measles, at Camp
in Racine, il now at home on a furlough, and
we are glad to learn is doing well. He viii
soon be able to be wisli MS Regiment again
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
ELK GRoyE, Ia FAYETrs Co.

DR. c. w. RoBAcK. DEia &IR - have test
ed the virtue Of your medicines in my family,
and also in the use oft myself and many TO
whom have sold your medicines are ready to
testify of their virtue. l have recourse to no
other Pills but yours for myself and family
when medicine is needed, and find they will
do all you say they viii, and can Therefore rec
ommend them to ny customers and fri nds
with clear conscience. Your Purifier has
completely cured me of Liver Complaint and
weakness in the back.
see that the Ohio folks are straining every
nerve for the Uni9n-ve mean 50 do our duty
zp here, ! can tell you
Yours Truly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
500 REWARD!

- ONE reckless persons having broken the win
dovs # the School House in District No D. in the
Town Of Linden at meeting held by he .esIdents Of
said Dis riot, the Board authorized to offer Re
ward Of One NSBcFed Dollars TO any person who
will render the Information that win lead the
ton of tire offender
wM. HARRIS, Director
jos HALLASI. Treasure.
BEDERlCh LAURAY, Cksi&.
Dated Dec. 29h, 1867 Blew.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
STRAYED.

From the Subscriber III District No. 5 In the south
pSr OF the town Of Linden, in June last Sorrei
Mare years cid asst Spring She has VIII lie stripe
in thc face Hud three iite eeS She is tall and good
siz d for her age.
liberal Reward viii be paid for the atu n Of said
colt to the undersigned for information where she
NAV he found. WN A WILLIAMS
Linden, Dec. Il 1862 81 -Sm&
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
Wanted.

We want on subscription for the TRTs-
UNE, Flour, Corn, Oats, Hay Wood, But
ter, Potatoes, Paper Rags, &c, for which
the highest market price will be paid
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

Rg Tomorrow is Christmas, and the
Printer has no Turkey for dinner
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

Bg@ We learn that the "black tongue,
IS proving fatal among hogs in some parts
OF the mining region.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

CoMISG TO TowS--We understand that
friend Cowen Of the bod geyiIIe Chronic e
is about to remove his Printing establish :
ment to this City. Mineral Point will
then have three Printing Ofices, leayin g
Dodgeville minus that luxury
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

n We will pay cash for any quantity
of good clean, Cotton or Linen Paper
Rags.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

sAThe Hog and Cattle Market must
he good, Judging from the number brought
into the City
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

EA-If you want the right man in the
right place, go to the polls on Tuesday,
and vote for Walter d. McIndoe for Con
gress.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
TAKEN Up.

by the Subscriber residing and half miles west
Of the Village of Linden the inst On an
white Bali about years old no arf ia marks per
eeptible the owner Is reqzest come forward prove
property, pay charges aud take him away.
Linden, Dec. 18th 1862. GEORGE VARCoF
IN,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

BI-Ths opinion of JAS H. Knowlton,
in relation to the Old Court House, &c,
will appear next week.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

Ware having cold winter weather, with
20 snow. The roads are rough, and but
little used Business Of course is less ac-
tive than when the roads are good.