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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

A GENUINE SCARECRow.--A country lad says
his Uncle Ben once made scarecrow so very
frightfu that one Of the fea,htred thieves actually
brought back all the corn he had stolen during
several days. There are some lailors eho make
their customers look Ike just such objects as Uncle
Rens nephew describes. We would suggest to
the victims of such unskillful workmen tJ mend
their habits by procuring their suits at the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall of RocKnILL i WILSON,
Nos COB and COS Chestnut Street, above Sixth.
Philalenha
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08
FROM TESAS.

OAIkUj FtU. >.
4 copy Of the Memphis appeal has been
received here, which contains correspondence
from Columbia, Texas, dated Jan. 20, saying
that 20 bark and schooner belonging to the
Federals came near our coast, when they
we're fred upon by our forts Both vessels
returned the fire. They Gred ten guns, while
we sent them twenty two shells, wheu they
retired. seemingly disabled, or satisfied that
they could not win
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

ey- Confirmed Among the appointments
in the Regular Army, confirmed by the Sen.
ate on Tuesday, is that Of Isaac r. Dunkel.
berger, Esq, Of this place. as First Lieu.
tenant 10 the First Regiment of Cavslry, bis
commission TO bear date August I, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

Vr SLEIcHISG.-Tbe sleighipg has been
excellent for the last week, and every avail.
able sled aud sleigh has been brought into
requisiton to supply the popular demand for
this delightful recreation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08
LATER FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF the STEAMER "NoyA
SCOTLAND

PoRrTLANp, Feb. 5.
The Nova Scotian brings the following
latest intelligence
The steamer Borussia arrived out on the
23rd ut.
LoNDoSDERRy, Friday, January 25th. The
brig Neapoltsu from Messinn, for Boston,
has been burnt by the pirate Sumter.
1t is reported from Algiers that O pro-
louged csnnonads had been heard Of that
coast. A vessel was subsequently sighted
end it was believed TO be tbs Sumter, it was
supposed that she had sunk her adversary.
The London Globe argues that the mara
time powers cannot be expected to respect
the southern blockade unless il is really effec
tive.
Several wrecks are reported With loss o.
life.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08
State of the Bank of Northumberland
February 9th, 1862.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of administration
having been granted the subscribers the estate
Morgan Hughes late of Sinm0kin township, Norhum
berand county Pa, deceased. All persons indebted
requested to make Immediate payment, aud those having
claims to present them for settlement
ALVIN n HUGHES,
PETER YOST,
Shamokin Up Feb. 8, 1859 --8t Administrators.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Feb. 3.
Twelve steamers. laden with troops, under
charge Of Commodore Graham, left here, at
ten o'clock this morning, to join still larger
forces at another point. The expedition has
every indication of genuine active move ments.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

THE DESPERATION OF THE TRAIToRs is por
treyed in the following extract from an address
lately issued to the people of Georgia by a com
mittee Of rebels. at the head OF whom stands the
thief Howell Cobb
"The foot of the oppressor is on the soil OF
Georgiu. He comes with lust in his ewes, power
ty in his purse, and hell in his heart How shall
you meet him With the sword at the thresh
hold With death for him or for yourself. But
more than this--let every women have a torch,
everv child a iirebrand-let the loved homes OF
youth be made ashes, and the fields of our heri'
tage be made desolate. Let backness and ruin
mark your departing steps if depart you must,
and let desert more terrible than Sahara welcome
the vandals. Let every city be leveed by the
flames and every village be lost in ashes. Let
your faithfal slaves share ,ouT fortune and your
crust Trust wife and children to TIE sure refuge
and protection OF God--preieuing even for these
loved ones the charnel house as home than
( lOa,hsome yassalage to nation already sunk
below the contempt of tho civilized world. This
may be yOui terrible choice, and determine at once
and without dissent, as honor and patriotism and
duty 10 God require.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08
G.Itgrapbit Netus.
s FROM BuRNsipI's IapEDi.


TtOS.
The following Communication has been
received at the Navy Department from Capt.
John Farstop, dated
U. 5. STEAMER RoAHoKE,
Hampton Roads, Feb. |.
SIR: have the honor to report TO you
the arrival during the past night Of the bark
Gembock. from Beaufort, n. q.
Capt Cavendy informs me that on Tuesday.
the 2Sth ult. be heard firing in the rear Of
Beaufort, but has 20 conjecture from whom it
proceeded. Capt. Cavendy also reports that
on Thursday. the Both nit, at nine o'clock in
the morning, while off Roanoke Inlet, be
heard firing 10 the direction of Roanoke
lslaud-leayiug on my mind no doubt that
Flag officer Goldsborough is at work.
FROM MISSOURI,
TirToS, Feb e.
The Division under Gen. Davis has been
much retarded by bad roads and swollen
streams. The wagons and artillery have
sunk axle deep. big Grsveas,"s etream
ordinarily uDimportant, was swollen beyond
its banks and occupied two days 10 crossing
A sharp frost having sit 10 on Thursday
night. the roads will now support the trains,
and il ouimpeded by further obstacles, the
column will advance rapidly.
Gen. Preptiss with bis command. is advap
ciog on Lebanon, TO combine with the forces
under Gen. Davis.
Price, though so formdsby menaced
shows no signs OF falling back, and from
present appearances, seems determined to
give battle. Should he maintain his position.
within two weeks Spring field will be the
theatre OF another bloody contest such as has
m ai hat do nj ad nj far 10 bo
OF the war 10 Missouri.
SEpALIA, Fob. g.
A commission, appointed for the purpose,
by General Pope, has been sitting the regi
ments at this point, aud dschargDg sll unfit
for the service.
a column moved of to day, under Colonel
j. a. Fuller Of the Twenty Seventh Ohio.
The telegram announcing the promotion o.
Colonel Frank Steel to the rank of brieadier
general has been received with great salts
faction by all the troops here. They believe
him to be prompt, safe aud brave, and will
follow him, on the march or iu the field, with
great confidence and alacrity.
RoLLA, mo } Feb 2.
Reliable information from Lebanon says
that Gen. Cortis is now at thnt place, and
the Dumber of troops there is constantly
increasing. 1t is doubtless bis intention to
remain at that place till all bis forces arrive
which will be several days yet. as some OF
them have not started. A considerable
number Of them are under orders to march
this morning, and, 'probably, within two or
three days, all that are going will havedepart.
ed.
The roads between this place and Lebanon
ore almost impossible. Fifty teams are said
TO be on this side of the Gasconade river
waiting for the water to subside.
There is rumor, bat not generally
believed that Price has recently been rein
forced by 10000 Confederate troops from
Arkansas. and is preparing to give our army
hard fight.
The Third Missouri Cavalry are now nearly
all here, but one or two companies remain tc
come up. This regiment is to be attached tc
General Sigel's division.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

eg The farmers of Union county have
presented petition to the Legislature,
asking that tax OF one dollar per head be
laid ou all dogs to be applied to the support
of the poor in the respective districts, aud il
there be no paupers. to be applied to other
purposes for which tax is now raised.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

eg A Special Court for tbe transaction
Of Common Pleas business, will be held in
this place, on Monday the cath inst, to con
time for one week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

"a LITTLE QUEER We are so stern
and unyieldlng toward the South, is it not
rather strange that We should be SO humble
before the Government of England 2"
u We 6ud the above 10 a nsiehboring
Brecknridge paper. 1t doo't require the
wisdom Of Solomon to discover where tha
sympathies Of such men lay.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

The city government Of Bangor (Maine)
has decided to furnish no further supplies TO
the families OF such soldiers as shall refuse to
allow al least slo per Doo,h OF their pay to
tbsif femil,es
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08
GENERAL oRDER-so. 1.

Sons cowardly Rebels fred into my rear guard,
between Davis and Little Tobbo creeks, on the
Tih inst, mortally woundng Sergeant. This is
a fsvorite mode Of warfare in Missouri The
fends, in small parties, select position behind
trees, fences. &C., fire upon the Union troops as
they pass, and then rua. Az the indIvidusls who
commit these murders made good their escape in
almost every instance, humsnity and justice re-.
cuire that the crimes committed by them should
be retaated upon their aiders and abetiors. who
are less bold, but equayguity. have, therefore,
ordered TO be arrested large number Of wealthy
and influential Secessionisls who give aid and
eouutenlsce to Prices army. They will be held
responsible for the good behavior Of their misers.
bls hrelings. The assassination of one man OF
nv command in the manner above indicated will
be followed BY the shooting or hanging OF at least
Eve of these wealthy Rebels. We would he CHAD
to meet any number of Confederate troops in a
fair Eght; but this Internal bushwhaeking shall
not be prsctieed on the men of my command
without inforcing the severest penalties OF The law
Of military retaliation. GEo. w DEIIzLEn.
Col. ist Kansas Volunteers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

ca For SALE, o scholarship in Bryant &
Strattons Philadelphia Commercial College
op reasonable terms
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

q Lsryngitis ia speedily cured by Hoof
lands Bslssmsc Cordisl. Read The sdvsr.
,issueG, 10 sutthsr column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

TmE DEArH OF AN ON SOLDIER --George
Shutier of Conn any d, Fify.frst Pennsylvania
regiment, died this morning Of pleursy, and was
laid in square, rough deal box with bis uniofrm
and blanket wrapped abou, him 10 be entered on
the beach. He was a native Of NorristowD, Pa.
and was sixtyeght years Of age. He served in
the war Of 1919, and in the Mexican campaign,
and when this war broke opt, superannusted by
the army regulations, was SO anxious to shoulder
his musket again, and being quite robust and
healthy, was accepted in the Fifty frs, regiment.
His officers say that no soldier in his company
was more ready to perform whatever duty was
imposed on him, ane his drill and experience a
soldier wBs of much value 10 his comrades, he
has four sous in the volunteer army out Of fam
lily of seven children, all grown up.-[ Letter
from Burnside's Expedition.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

BusHwuAcKISG TO BE PuSIsHsp.-C Colone
DetIier of the Firs Kansas Volunteers, has issued
be following order -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08
r. cMPLuYAIENT!
1915

AoEN - W AN l ED !
" will pay from $25 to $75 per moz,h
and all expenses TO active Agents, or
give commission. Particulars sent free
Address ERIE SEWING MAcHISg CotNYAyY
Il. JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
October S, 1861,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

An immense amount OF tobacco has been
raised 10 Lancaster county this year. Its
culture is attended by no extraordinary
expense, and the profit it yields. at fifteen
cents poond is Eve times as much as wheat
at dollar bUshel- although it is q terrible
eXhauster Of the soil on which il is raised.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08
T He AMERI N
H. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
Harpsrs Fsrfy Invo ii. lion


NeN orS, NOV. 10
The Tribune prin's the report ot Herpo ;
Ferry Military Commission. and give, the
.b., H..
~,
i'"f Many '''- Oh IS 'o'-
lows
Col Miles WAS il command OF lIar
per- Ferry Gen " i.te was present from
Sep 18th until the surrender, bas t.itt
not assume commtni OF f'or.l too.
cnnm.taa Of Maryi nj Heights on sept.
, zen Met '!eiiau irit Wash n .tuu Tor
Rockville Sept /. most Of his o-ea- has.
iar .-rrcs..i,.I h:m In . envy .;tacs,
,tarviani Hei .ht- on the l3sa. Tne I26sh
~. York brn.. ,ui Rai i,.~-a.e.u..v
at 4 me t,,-e,tpors. Oh ,n- Hal were lost
tai Nifas x,,> nu II .rvItut Hermit. tn Il
in win Cni t-ord H..
To-, l,,.+,.s,, n 10 o',Io., .i,,,1:
! rely ur.t,.r,n., isnri :, ev.elate the
! Hrirnts Yitt, in.trurtfnns n spike he
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
The Ala bama Pursued by EneliGh Cruis.

Upon receiving the information that
Captain Sam.ses had disreyarded the Ger
tifcatcs oil, =. British Consul, and In the
face OF The Briti.h consular seal, regular
" affixed 10 papers establishing the Brit
Ish ownership OF certain property on
hoard OF vessel captured ~ hi :, had
deliberately proceeded 70 burn that props
erty with the vessel which contained it,
the B1itish Consul in this city, we are ia
formed. imn,.aediately took steps to rep
resent the transactions most forcibiv to
Admiral II ilne, commanding her Brttanic
Na;esty's s4uxdTon III TIE A4uarie.n wa
tars Tie Admiral upon receiving the
Representations OF the Corsl H. Forthwith
ordered three British men oi-Har ia pur-
suit % toe Alabama, with orders as we
und, rst-.iI, To overhaul, tha. yesse, OF
wrath md center her To some British port
where her Violations to Internationa law
may be jndicial!y inquired into-N Y.
Times.
The following is the incident OF the &c
reer of the Confederate pirate Alabama
that has aroused he British lion
Caps. rim Ii al the ship Lafayette. from
New ork 70 Liverpaol ii ~ tie follow
in p ,rticu ar Ga the I'D o . t. lat II
,.e... ion-., OF deg, st 4 J.. Ia. saw hat
afterwards proved TO he the Ai,.i.auaa
j COX h-r At first to lie tops;,il schooner,
until -he came within m.le, when she
iiret. aun acru.s cur bow She carried
British h.L bat this war soon displaced
by the Con ederate nag. On coming near
lo,1 .as sent 20 board US Capt Sem
mes. u lieutenant and about q dozen o.
,he crew came TN board Capt Sm4il
was ordered To show his slips papers
which lie did They bore the certiticate
OF the t;rit,.h Consul, which Capt I'm Il
aippo-yd Il :icient profession. Capt SEM
mes replied: ~ ga Naw ork peop'
are ertt.eZ cry sharp, but it won't save
eou--its all u id hatched up mess he
then gave orders u his lieutenant o have
the officers and crew OF the Ittsve tp pd;
on hoard 81 the pira etl- captain 81
have aS much as lac could pur in .ng!e
trunk. and the crew in one bag each
a ii after that 20 set fire and burn the
shin.
Can't Small .mon-trated. saving that
surely h. would not destroy the ship Wit,
So much proof OF her heinz British prop
ertv. To thi- Capt. Semmes replied 5h,t
If thew h.,d NJ further protection than
Chat 1t ~as OF no avail wH- t.ver lie no
ped ~ serve them id s.1ht worse
MUM Ht''c-iS u no account, ta,'i4h
Small ami crew packed up few things
and were transferred t. ttlr Alabama
: h pirate took ali his book~ nautical in
strumct.ts. &c. for his own use. The ship
was then fired AMI soon sunk 'rhay
were all put in irons. and rrla ned six
DAVIS at the end Of which tin- = g were
puf nn hoard The Crstne The crew o. the
i.4iavette nnmhert d IL Four of the-e
Joined the Alabama. they We're all for
eirners
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
Mcclellan Superceded

Gen. Mcclellan has been superseded BY
the appo. atment ef Gen Burnside, to 'he
command OF thcarmy of the Potomac. W.
are not surprised at tais announcement,
for indications have pointed il chat d
rection for some weeks past. The people
and the army have had great fai,h in Gen.
NcCiellans capacity IS ! commanding OF
fcer, hut il is very evident tina, his slow
movements rs commander have not met
the expectations Of even bis friends AZ
ter the battle Of Antictam, his oyrn reports
gave Inn great advantage over the reh-
e.. Who he said were surrounded ami
within his power, hat he let them escape.
and has Of late shown no desire - pursue
item This. added To the llarper's Fer
~ disgraceiul surrender, which = now
charged to his account by those in high
authority. has undoubtedly led u his re
moval from the command Of the army OF
ths Potomac.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
Mr. Enron

! have been told that a conm tire = il
! 81 money &c be given monthly 20 III i =
.; Volunteers. Fley have given $50 :.
month to the wives OF those who ven; II.
the 81 and ilth Regiments Of this State.
| was told that the case WAS a doubtful
one on account Of the heavy take. already
incrrred and that they did not intend to
give any more. | 60 n know who com
pose the Board IN, i they refuse to hep
the wives OF volunteers ! shall be led Ia
believe thai not one of thein has friend
" no has left his Eres &c and loved one. to
go and battle in behalf Of his suffering
country, now tottering on the brink of ru-
IN, if L were no. for her brave sons who
hive rushed forward to protect her IN her
hour OF trial Do vou thiak then that Their
wivea should ~ fs- in their absence? 70 4
forbl,! that such si,oaid be the ease /
Will nov state a ep, facts wh CT all w;l
see are true Tie Volunteers pay Is sI3
a month of which il vi take 2or So, 90 20
buy writin. material STAMPS. and other
articles We will say they are able to
send 81 90 to their wives otwli.eh it y;ii
take from $3.50 e s. % fnr rent e ODD is
a, 90, light 81 cts., which viI le a'iueeth
er 800 which viii leave 81 90 for FOOD NJ
clotilinc Now ! ask ..ox It can ht t.ci.e
IN these hard times when W. have 20 p.,v
tw.ce ~ muc's for eYersth NJ rs we rsai
TO- would ~ the c mmitsee II thew
con'i live on t',- ssma hope that come
Ing NAV he done n ar behalf.
4 SoLUHrFER's WIFE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
I1np0rtant Views.
RIM V.IaIM'i LILLIAN.
GEM BURNSIDE: >oMM ND TE
army OF TIL P-I1LI
Salem, a, Nor. S-P NJ

Salem, va, Noy S-P NJ.
AZ order relieving Niece ian WAS re-
ceSed at Head1n srse.rs a. / o'clock last
night Ii was .-ntireIv unexpected
one ~ss taken by surprise On its receipt
command MAS Immediately turned
over to Burnside
Mcclellan and staff leave Tomorrow for
Trenton, n j., where h. is ordered to re-
port, His iast osicial act was issuing 20
his soldiers. to inform them in a few words
OF the ch.n-se AMI taking leave.
No other new. OF Importance, except
tat the army is in motion.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

A Clergyman, who recon- returned
from visit to England, reports the ,,,''ie
spretd sympathy for he South and on ali
occasions he WAS assaited wi,h the 4ue>-
ton. w ~ don I you let The South 10 ?
We are not aware OF the precise words Of
his response Ia these Intecro-aa tisn>-in-
:erro..ation> not designed To- ei!c!t INTERN =
ton, hut rather Ia express lmp2tIeHte aaJ
condemnation He might have said. We
cannot let them - without dismemberin.,
Cur Governm III. and aeknowled- n. the
failure u oar great eXpertm mt %! trae IN
stitutions, ihin- we are not Disposed To
aemlt lthout I struggle. Ne cauno,
G. untenauce the rebellion. AMI are deter
mined t. resist it, we'll aware tnat Il IL he
successful ia Il i instance. there viii he
TO guaranty that we shall IN the end
have any government at all. And then
fnw aptly might he have retoried anon
is. selfish euestiQucrS, .'Ahv 40 yol not
Ie6 Ireland 70 Why did you az first en-
slave her, and resist with fire and word
eserv attempt Which she has made 10 re
rain tbs. Independence ot which ycu have
deprived herr And why did yol subju-
~.f.. India. and stienat;ze her late attempt
Z, free herself as q rebellion, wafca YOUR
s.,nar7n, .,ewer was cIs.iste.. IL crush, with
an atrocilr and cruelty without Il par',l-
lei? Hay ere vou 20 ever ready u ss"o-a-
ter voar own peop.e IT every ii>snS 20 II co
themselves from tie oppression oi a hi"a'
ed arirtocracy How can l. lac right II
yass =, heed "a snssuSsssos n~rons INST
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
st tie Of .sconsin, lswa 'oa.sy Circuit
oIrt

Inn Berry mi Fster SpzRg, rs Executor and
E -c4tris nj 5he ut W. nd + stxaent of
r o4tas B,y7y decsas~d, I1ffntfs,
,Eofa vo,aa Jtae yol4a William Heat- co. K.
L,se!7f Baoet Stns ~ Jei,in. B~Rita5n 5 sr--i,-
ar RIP EIs1, Rictsrat HGm.aeU Eary Dacis
s3i -Nrrg FoJra, D fenidats.
I i .tiii~ dos.re the trial of this action
4 a-y s.ere I-, To be had in the c u.sty Of
~.
T.. St.te If Wiseonsi0 T t3ie above nam d
Defend ats:
Yen are hereby sIan anc.i and req ir q ~
answer the complaint Of Ana Berry ard P'-
; arg = Executor and ExeruJrx If Tao
,aas b rTs dee 4s. Plaintiff, i4ich mas i,een
), 4. in the fl f the Clerk f the Csca.,s
T. at IN and for sad County and Z,
by of yaur answer the subscribers 1T the
S ofi :. & ib, W.ls ~ 4 Slid!uth ia tie
eiy Il - ms Pint. uwa County. iscos--
= . = thisi 'fispts d.rs after tsie Z, ice Of
t.,4S iil.a.s..ts exci.s We oi the ~ If ryicc
i. If 9oa r.; t. answer sad Clnpl Int a.
{, n required. the Piaiafitf viii apply to the
Curt / n tn. resief ieniea.ied III the Com
pi.in, Dated October u. 1852
Obj, WILSON < SUDpuTH
- pisintif's Attorneys Miners, Peisx
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
ELL1NGrCus STRATEGY

On a Certain occasion during " ellin :
tons campaign On sae Pyrennese. tt Il
threat ,tpsain 'eu iisp.rasei ~isl th..
di positions Gen.r.i Pict,n hli m Il, for
receiving the ass tuit Of Marshal Soul,
who menacel him in front. ordered the
plan to lie entirely cl anged. But the diff
fcultv was 10 delay the attack ofthe French
until the change could be effected This
the iron Dake accomplished in person.
in the fo.iowiog manner:
Doffinc hi. cooked hat and wav:n. it in
the air. he rode luriousiy To the head OF a
regiment. "a if about to order a charge.-
the men, which was tax n up by corps
after corps. until it reverherated along the
Whole extent Of Pictons line. As the roar
died away, Wellington was heard to re-
m.rk. mu-iaslv as ii addressing himself
SENT il = skiiiui but s,autious commai-
der, aud viii not attack IN torce unit; he
has sseerta:ned the incoming OF those
cheers. This will live time for the sixth
division 70 csme up an, We shall con lner
hun 1t turned ont IS IL anticipated =
Souit, naturally -eneu b, Supposed thes,.
o. iar1e reinforce mems. ami III not at
tack until too ate Hid be strlck ut the
ri4Et aoment he would ;,aye won an easy
victory rs il WAS, he met WISE bloody
y -.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

are yoyrs only by conquest, and set wrong
IN ua to subdne a causciess rebellion of
our own people, VIII have aimed 70 destrolF
tie vita lity Of our Government John
Bull, however, is not "A reasonable aniinai
anu never was whore his. interests are
concerned d. The Presbyterian.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

'he latest returns, at Buffalo of ia
We" i"rk State erection Indicate that
~ i'iehf majority VIII Profanity not ex-
TseN i''Voo- he u a-re>sinen >ttnd :
nei'.o rats aud 1t Adninislrat!, Ia.
i-.'Si>i"tdre Is rot definitely decided IL
van { c'9Se /. the democrats have Il
n'@J9ft'y' Joan an Buren, viii Probably
be sisss-d a, tas L. y s.arar