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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24
Death and Funeral of George II. Phelps Of
Albany.

Albany.
The body of Lieut. George II. Phelps,
whose sickness and death was noticed by
our army correspondents last week. was
brought home to his parents in Albany
on Monday of last week, we believe. He
died of typhoid fever, at Camp Griffin,
Virginia, on the I'd inst. His funeral
took place on the Thursday following his
arrival home. 1t was attended by null
titude of people, by many more than could
gain an entrance to the church, where an
excellent and affecting sermon was preach
ed by Rev. Homer t. Jones. George H.
Phelps was young man Of more than
ordinary talent and scholarly attainments,
and he bid fair to be an ornament to his
country, but he Jeff all to take up arms
in its defence and lay down his Fife for
its welfare. His loss is sincerely mourn
ed, but his name will be remembered with
honor.
The following lines, written by lady
friend, were read by the minister at the
close of the funeral exercises -
Gently, gently lay him to rest.
So cold. so cold, and so still
Fondly loved him, yet Jesus knew best.
And we bow to His sovereign will.
His life work is fnished-his labors are DER,
Ia ,oAr nlasr, n inn nti me-
Gently, o gently bear Aim away.
Meath the banner he died bat to save;
Sadly We mourn for the loved one to-day,
AS we lay him away in the grave.
He was ready to die for his country and Gods
He has fallen asleep and we bow 'neath,the rod,
Gently, o gently bear him away,
Meath the skies of his own native cline
Though his comrades may weep for the soldier
to-day,
Nor the wll of the Master divine,
He hath answered the call Of the Captains
command,
Who speaks from the shors Of the far distant
land.
They caught not the sound Of the Boatmans
damp oar
As he crossed Ger the deep feaming tide,
And carried the soul which the casket once bore
Seseen to the other side.
BIT we know mid the tempest it could not be-
lost,
For a martyr to. freedom he died OF his post.
How sacred the grave where the soldier ia laid
We will pause where'er 1t is found,
And scatter swest buds meath the willowy
shade,
To bloom on the thrice honored ground.
And we prey that when life vita its sorrows IL
DER,
We shall meet our brave soldier on the heaven
ly shore
The death Of young Phelps IS the ninth
that has occurred among ths Ogleans boys
since they have been CHARTERED IN Virgin
Ia In addition TO- those heretofore re-
corded by uss Seth Bumps of Albany
Josiah Libbey of Barton, Ne. Page Of
Derby, and young man from Crafts
bury, whose name we do not now remem-.
Der, have joined thas
- lnbnmeraele caravan
That moves to the pale realms of shade"
--Irasburgh Standard, LIN.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

- The measles are spreading over
Cambridge and Underhill rapidly. The
south and west parts Of Cambridge and
the Irish Settlement" in Underhill VIC
are informed are especially afflicted with
the disease. In some cases whole families
are sick at once. AS yet the disease has
not assumed very malignant type.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

AGENTs-A. G. Davis of Eden, l.. R
Walker of North Hyde Park, F. S. Hay.
ford and W. H. Hadley of johnson, and
the Postmasters in the County, are au.
thorlzed to act as agents for the News.
DEALER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

a. Capt. Landon's company reached
Rutland on Friday. and at once proceed
ed to Camp Phelps" This is the sixth
company now in camp at that place.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

CT A new paper is to be started at
St. Adams, to be called /" The Vermont
Gazette" and is to be under the manage
ment of E. Marvin Smalley, formerly Of
the Burlington Sentinel 1t is to ignore
party and 60 for the Union.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

O. The fertilization bill which passed
the House Jan. 10Th, makes the appro-
priation for the year ending 1868, for
Fort Montgomery at the outlet Of Lake
Champlain, 100000.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

G. Letters from Italy state that Kos.
suth is alarmingly i'll. He is so reduced
as to be able to converse with difficulty,
and his sriends fear he will not survive
the winter. .
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

az Rev. Mr.. Dunn is to lecture at the
Town Hall in this village, on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of next
week, on Eastern Countries
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

a. We learn from the Bradford 7'ele-
graph, that U. A. Woodbury. lectured in
that place on Friday last.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

g. A Musical Convention is being
held at Wolcott yesterday and today. by
N. w. Leavitt of Craftsbury, to be closed
by Concert this evening.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

az Company A First Vt. Battery
Light Artillery, Capt Duncan, left Mont
pelier, Monday morning, for Brattlebcro.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-01-24

kT Some Of the Cotton Mills at Man.
chester, N. H.. have stopped running en-
tirely for want of cotton.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
skirmish at Russsllvilie, Ky ROnt
Of the Rebel Cavalry.

A gentleman sonnected with this office,
who was in RussellviIle last Tuesday,
says that three hundred rebel cavalry,
under Captain DoRToH, burned a small
bridge at Auburn station, ten miles be-
yond RussellVille, on the Memphis branch
road, between that place aud Bowling
Green, aud encamped at Russellyille on
last Tuesday morning. About four
o'clock in the afternoon a body Of Fed
eral infantry, commanded by Col HAIR
RIssoS Of Indiana, attacked them in camp.
Our informant who was a witness Of the
affair, says that perfect panic took
place among the Conlederates, they fly
ing precipitately in all directions. Four
Of them were killed, one wounded, and .
number captured. They also lost fifteen
horses and a number Of saddles aud guns
The Federal loss was one officer and one
private killed The rebels were a part
Of Colonel WooDwARD's command.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

A gentleman just passed through
Gallatin, the other day, says that
that place as well as the road to this
city is free of guerrillas. The rebels are
panic. stricken at their recent route, A
portion Of them passed at the top of their
speed through. GAllatin, barely stopping
to announce that toeloe h,u6rd Federal
Cavalry were in hot pursuit aud would
be in town shortly! Another band He'd
through Springfield in the widest con-
sternation, some hatless, others slroeless,
and others coatless, without guns, haver-
sacks or cauteens. A few such expendi-
tions will clear the country for thirty
miles around. We hope that General
NEaLEl will report the admirable per
formance at his earliest convenience.
The boys are all eager for another scl-lo
with the guerrilas. Let them have
chance at these land pirates,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
Copper Curren

The Rebel Congress passed a bin to
issue copper coin Of the denomination OF
fre tab and tl0sriy.fue ctats' Another
evidence Of the prosperity Of Dixie BY
Christmas it will doubtless issue cur
rcncy of iron, and every little niger
who goes TO buy stick Of candy will
have to carry ferrugineous chunk as
big as his mothers nat-irOn,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

A certain class of politicians are per-
petually asking us, "What is the Govern
ment going to do with the slaves Of the
rebels ? Well, if it can do nothing else
with them, probably it can drive the peo-
pie Of South Carolina into the Atlantic
ocean, aud Colonize the negroes there
The determination Of the treacherous
and barbarous people of that State would
be regretted by nobody. 1t had great
deal better be peopled with negroes Than
with its present tribe Of traitors.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

The idea of the independent sovereign
ty of the Cotton States provokes the de-
rision as we'll as the indignation Of the
people Of the United States. Its wick
edness is equalled by its egregious folly.
A ragged drunkard, without a copper in
his pocket, yet negotiating for large es-
tatcs,a lunalic issuing proclamatious and
mandates to his imaginary Kingdoms,
are good illustrations Of the towering
madness of secessiOnists in pretending
to set up Coniederacy. The absurd
conception had better be dropped or
every acre Of the so-called Southern Con-
federacy will be bathed with the blood
of the traitors and madmen who are at
tempting TO destroy a government which
the illustrious WAsHrSGToN, the best and
wisest Of men, pronounced the best gov
eminent upon the earth. Woe to all who
III their hands against it. We adopt the
motto which the old warrior inscribed
upon his shield: Memo nos inlpupe iacessit;
No MAN SHALL ATTACK NE WITH IMPU-
NIFTY
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
A Noble Contribution.

The citizens Of San Francisco have
sent 100000 for the relief Of The sick
and woudded in the Federal army. Cnn-
trary to the lying predictions Of the reb-
els, California, on the far verge Of the
Pacific, is thoroughly, immoyably, heart
lily, Enthusiastically loyal. Her soul
like her soil, is rich in virgin gold.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

The terrible outrage committed by five
rebel soldiers on three highly respected
Union ladies in this vicinity was in fact
a more aggravated case than we reported
it, One Of the sufferers is girl not fif-
teen years OF age. Wc hope the mon
STEERS who have thus disgraccd their kind
will be caught and hung without mercy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

None can war against the integrity Of
their country, and the peace Of their fol-
low, countrymen and prosper; for Heaven
itself marks them as the victims Of its
SWIM aud memorable vengeance. Ry-
NINA teri'mt monies; the lightnings OF
Joye strike the loftiest mountains, and
the greatest criminals,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
Southern Market Prices.


Yesterday trade, both wholesale and
retail, was very aclive-amounting even
TO excitement The streets were thrOng-
ed with vehicles and people from the
country, far and near.
4 considerable amount Of yarns were
sold by the bale at 81 per bunch and
in the afternoon some spectators with
drew their yarns from the market, hold
ing them for higher prices. Osnaburgs
went up To 62i, cents, sheetings 65, and
shifting 56. Salt will soon be out of
reach of all, except those who have more
money than they know what 10 do with,
Liverpool sacks sold yesterday for $50,
and late in the evening some actually
sold for the enormous price of 500 per
sack, at which it is now held, Virginia
sacks $50 lbs) are held at $50.
Only think of that-one hundred dolLuJ
for one sack Of sat What Paradise for
the poor the Southern Csufederacy
must be
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

Will those Seccssiouists whose hearts
overflow with sympathy for the aiilic-
tions Of their own friends, consider what
must have been the grief Of that wife Of
a Federal oilicer-a man noted for his
gallantry and humanity-when she heard
that her husband had been murdered in
a distant State, in cold blood, by guer-
rillas, while lying in an ambulance, sick
and helpless? viii they consider the
unspoakabIe anguish Of that parent, that
husband, whose wife and tender daugh-
ters were outraged the other day, in this
vicinity, by Confederate soldiers? Or,
are we to understand that the suaerings
of loyal people are not worthy Of notice ?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

No valor no recources can profit the
traitors ultimately who seek to ruin their
country. The giants themselves though
they tore up forests and mountains by
the roots, fell conquered Ia the unequal
strife when they engaged in battle with
the gods.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
Horses for Sale /!

ONE BAY MARI, accustomed Go single harness,
q SNOWY ant huc trayeler ... .
OkE BROWN MARX, gool under tho saddle, a
bOoded animal and Lat traveller also.
ONE lOUBbE SErr az harm Ss, al of Witch
will be soll ,s', TOE osucr does MOI usod eta,
Appiy u JOSIAH a. ALLEN.
ang2fiN7 a., college stufct.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

What remorse is 50 sharp Sc terrible
and 90 lasting az the romorse Of . trail
prS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
House Servant Wanted.

4 WISH TO HIRE A SERVANT GIRL, IN
rittfitti, NhH " tafali ~ duinE 10 kinds OF
bouS" work The best OF reference WilI tie rcluirrJ
ss vel A. giNt'u--
Apfb ~ NJ ~ N,rk'a stsea, erosse ne wstsou
Hanss anefAtfr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
DR.. Kings Dispensary
ron PRIVATE DISEASES.

ElApr-,N-a1s DIX KING, formerly Of aeu YORK ~
WIA<Rts thr lhsi four yoaTa Of LJuIFvHlo, X,
:. aud shO has devoted hm attsutntIs
zoe treatment 81 private diseases or 80 yeats Hatts
nlmae'f, hasng attei i"d Co pruotoe ior 20 n.an,
years id cared 10 many tho, ,aldE no eaablel ts
sure Az dNrasre oi private uatIrr, u0 msttoT boz
hAl Hry nay De- nom luIudioOnF medicai fuatmout
~ ron r. sui Of their owu. ~ Kng's HtususaFs
~ - lifr 0a street, tetWsuu CtsFrY eat marc
eonnd si"f' wfsro b. cur.s al tis NJ prvats
hoH"rhus ru,eo vIthput uacaaO1E moIiruss Or 10.
eficicuor 40 suslna7s
Trir 'frn1 NJ ~ - rrtrnt tatA rusrttaly cured
teW save, nv "a one aton shirb st,fss % paia
Where aHtrrtgf- oEsu health naBoot b. -n6yoi
Ferhapt 20 dhoana oausaS more mischief and aud6s
Wines ne 0n7Et 'tuii0H much
iypl Nf Rlth az ne soaaos ~ tht rkIu sruwinr
OUT o. uagi'ci % had tfeatmnHt, ran BE- eusciuaI
0ured "a e frw las
NHftpnt WeaiuHa1 -fnrticuiaT stiUntnb faFiuf bsss
fVun W tlia dis sb, tie uunse iuefF rfHNi
1ut n a. 1rf ~ ~ many cases by tbt irruurtiv
habits n inoopsiderats youths aud eEonszIqo udui
renee ~ th raaFiDuf. urFirUi NJ shrt 4li under
m'EH tte ounfiitqtinn runduFuR the Hufht uuat f1F
hnsU ~ HnuIrty auHo sing prer aiufr 90 40
Fe1ialeH ghu may b. lab0rnr sHh Any fInfutyo
b. womb may rsei assured im1uftIata frIff
furunf FasidnE auroad By 10 IA snd stating ther
nsHr ui'h sfHr Hpc.aHHi. drf7i 10 ~ Enf. Ne
0eadsros street Nnahviils Tunn oil havstts gs,.-
nv nrdicinaF Fnf' thoir afdreea flHea hsuH
o. "a a'rlaes 3, ths uasniug satu % Ne svosiEr
aIie-iad4sig
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
Meeting of the Legislature.

Gov, lsHAM g. HARRIS Legislature is
coming into Nashville slowly. Only
two membess have yet arrived, Hon.
RoBrERr BENNETT, Of Sumner county,
aud Hon. WILLIAM BARKsDALE, of dit
to, and we take pleasure in commend
ting their diligence. Governor HARRIS
has not yet appeared; being detained, il
is supposed, in collecting materials for
an extensive report on Agriculture, Geol-
Ogy, and improved methods of making
whiskey. As there is not quorum, Hon.
Bon BENNETT, aud Hon. BILL BARKsDALE,
Of Sumner, will employ themselves in a
series of preliminary labors, Of the fol-
lowing character:
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On 1feaoH--Bcnnet and Barksdale.
On H0rSe-a eahHg-Barksdale and Ben
nett
on Starring up H'sUrection-Bcnnett.
On PiLagiag and Mayda-Barksda'e.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
Absent Volunteers.

Absent Volunteers.
lEKRN SHEAu.
LOON NS MCnuNAlp,
1Hu~ nONAun,
Ala XpN. kENT.
Win report themselves lmmatst Is, at GG cherry
street rr they " u tc trrate ~ nscrtru
a. CLARK hENSuN, 20 LtrUr
First Mtdlie Tennessee Cavalry,
Sop.-h-ilw Recruiting ufiyer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
L Q. Q. Il.
L. O. O. r..

TUE Annual commencement n tbo X Worth,
= Grand Lodge OF Tennessee, viii b. heli Ia tbis
wy on "Wednesday, October ZJlh. 1872 atO "a 90
a nnIN Atien lance "t tH' representative ia
Oct. a-dd. '''F 'N' =
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04
srANDINa COMMITTEES

On 1FeasoH--Bennet and Barksdale.
On H0rSe-SieaHHg-Barksdale and Ben
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

on Stirring up H,surrection-Bcnnett
On PiHagiag and Hvde- Barksda'e.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

Recent events in this vicinity have
had tendency to bring guerrilla war
fare into great odium. Let the barbar-
Gus system be abolished.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF poDekvnLE

BI CK's ADDITION Peter ams, =, IS % -
G y iiiaInz, lot y. 81 II arrys Addition john
Prileaux, lo ia ! Ok ,, 81 As. uahnowu Its 8, 10,
lik > "A Thomas Clayton Its +, D, b, b h 3, D II
Joh, Prideaux Jr Its 4 = :, b * II, y arga-
ret ule rs 3. brk l., 5 ~ IN anyoa, loss
l. H. II, l.. 20 Jenkins Addition Sarah s"ee-
u.v lots 2 Tx L. 80 unknown, II l blk II, l Il
Unkuown, LIT : blk IL = 81. Unkaown lot block /,
90. Unknown, Il , Sk II. p Unknown. II blk
IL -. Unknown Ii 1 blk II, 60 rs Jones,
| t blk 10, 3 II Uuknown, lot . bk 10, "a lu-
known, 1t t. k II, o. Unknown, 1t 8 ok ,, : o. =
Eukuown. lot ok ., l 80 Jane Jones. lot l bis 9,
4 s.; David illianls, lots 6 : TX 5, Al. Samuel
!lor, 4! Of 1t TX i3, IS ID John Jones, lot 9k
6 81 B.Irrail's ddion RS Eiz Herr, 1t 5,
, IL. G " Lewis, l -, 81 ilsoas Addition
b art,r | t IS - Unknown. lot A. 10
Mailius Addt = ichard Arthdri Its 10 l+9, ..
Thomas la ton south pit of > ~ 3d. Thomas
Dayey. 1t y, 2 90. Ann Evans, is ll3 ll6,
U: George Ettershauks, lots III lis, %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
Lors y rHa viLLAG: OF ApAusrlL.g.
Petsr SIa'er, II u 13 - Il, 81, 90. y. II lers
on, %, $3.50, J. Adams %. Sab

INK ;, bk , 81 L. Same omitted in 1858. CT, J..
Wilton. ,. 3 & / ba 3. 81 -. r. cary, b = l..
70. VIM II rn>un blk Il, 5 II. WIN Fsini, b, 3.
tak., = Blk : Sl.l3. ted in lsos l. i I'm
known. %, $. 80. Unknown. sam omit al IL Il
-, | 80. Unkn"wn. o : blk ;. - Kite kiecnSnn.
!. bk 2. s. WIFI IN I,i man. b = t3 Iuhnuw n.
J. >. H. VI. g. 1urnett. 5 b 3. - 4 Unknown 8.
b ?, IS. Unknown same ed in IS 10. " ~
81 1au, TO-, > 10 U"kaoNn. bk % / 10. Tn
kE"wn, same mi tai in 3. - U&an'wl, 81 :.
~. n John Adams. . BIO. 10 CuknuUn, b o
/ - INK own. omitted ii lS3,, TO- john
Adams, a. o TX. l.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gu. inrI' Harrisons survey, So Metilsa HooA
plt 81 Vleits survey, co 81 Satis Hood NJ o,s 90
e46 iiarrisons survey, o. Malta Hood pt "a ~
,urvey. 1905 Jsmas Harris 1ao. Irvins add 7.l3.-
est li3 w survey, $3.50. Jas Hitch,
swt 81 - Rs, $50 Rebecca Hunter pt 1t 50 F..-
survey. So n " Hslstead pt 81 Vt'ssurvev 3 as
y " Hslst~ad pr 81, Wis survey 4 93 David irvf,
,,sSe 50, lrrirs addi Grave yard 10. David irwin
- irvins add e.z2. David Irwin 23 Twins add a.
a. rsln - Twins add ~ David irwin eS Irvns
yin,s1 Twins acd A.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

IN GOOD MEN for the Burton Guards
" seth Reg. Wis. Vols, row at Camp
Randall, Madison
Recruits viii receive 500 bounty when
they are discharged from the service and wi
be placed on the same footing as those enlist.
ing previous to this date
An officer of the Company will be at Min
eral Point within few days To receiycre-
eruits, or application may be made to Capt
Burton.
Camp Randall! Madison, Oct. 18th, 1882
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

Lots in WI II ! Sec Tewn4, Ranges, Harrison's
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
UNRE . e & m e D LAND g
From Sales Of 1850 In Iowa County, VIA.
oyEICs OF CLERK OF BID or SUPERVISORS, +,
Iowa CovxrY, Wis, NovEaBEa) A d. 1862.

NTCTKcE IS HEREBY GIvESf TO all persons interest
~ ca that the following der ribbed tracts Of land and
Town Lots sold in May - D. 1850, for the Taxes due
and unpaid for the year 1859 remain unredeened in
this Office Now therFfo Tore unless the taxes interest
and charges afy the tracts hereinafter described,
shall be paid before the Stb, 9Th 10th, 12h. I'm.
10TH 18th, 18th, and 21st days Of Nay, A. D. 1853, las
hereinafter specified the will be conveyed t.
the purchasers in pursuance Of the Statute IN tha, case
made aud provided
Interes, cognoutei from the lart day o. redempoE
HENRY DJNSTAN
nXEn CLERK 2 4 Supervisors, loa10 70 " a.
Redemption expires Nay Ssh. 1861
TOWN OF MIFFLIN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

q s,,k..rsh, q 81.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
Ior.1. TN. v11L.e. OF HroHLAso.

IA Hills Estate lot No 80, 81 IS. DanI KnosI
ton lot 3 and of IS IS -. II; HcCracken lots .
g, 81, go o5 Michael NcDernlot lot north Of water
and so2th of Prospect Street. 81 80 r. G. In
derwood lot 20. II 40. Wary Woodward lot -
IS 81; John Watt, lot 1o9, 81 AZ w. s. Weston
lots -, SO, - 81. Guy Morrison, lot g. SO o. Tn
known nj Of 10, 81 Il. Berilhard's Addition Levi
Nace's Estate ots2 4 - 81. nkaown, lot 49, 81 rs
Z known lot II 81 II.
Village of CeutervIle.--Hatch, lot. and To- So SO
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
PENSIONS AND BOUNTY.

10 disabled S0tdieTs, Ssansr sag NartA.s ID
afeos or otAsr hairs Of th0ss sko hare died been
K IT'D an the sercfce
4 MAS G. 4. Attorney for fisirnsnt Bouu
= y Land and Pensi Agent Washington CITY
ID . Pensions procured FOR soldiers, Seamenaud,
Marines of the present war who disabled by
son OF wounds received disease contracted while
in service and Pensions, Bounty Money and Arrears
OF Pay obtained for widows other heirs Of thoss
who have died been Killed while in sereice.
Bounty Land procured for services in army Of u.
other wars CHAs. G TUCKER
Washington, u. c..
and AIEk WILSON
Mineral Point
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
VILLAGE or ARENA.


Vary Iungwan, lot : in 81 6, - Sc. P. Wizard,
lot b'k IL, IS Hen Iungwan, lot , b'k II. %
J. Aumhright, lot Tx II, an lots SIX 10. 3 -
blk H. 30. Unknown ots5 6, !, s. 9, Il, II, Il, blk
II, 66 Auselar, lot IT, bk14, ST il yad lot ~
blk l., 81 ID, X ri her 10 5 { Tx IL, , IS
d T. Fisher, lot biz l., %.
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