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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
u- The excursion Of the Methodist Churc

rE The excursion Of the Methodist Church
on Wednesday last was very pleasant affair.
Fire cars were used, and al were literally
crowded to their fullest capacity. They left
the Depot st $50 =. m, with the Mineral
Point Band and some excellent Marshall Mu-
VIC, which gave life TO the occasion. The
principal exercises Of the day were at Oar
lington, where, We are told, the cxcuFsionists
we're cordially received, and where several
patriotic and appropriate speeche, were made
In the afternoon the company proceeded 10
Warren, where they spent nearly an hour,
snd then returned TO Mineral Point, and their
respective homes, without sccident, and much
pleased with the exercises Of the day.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
FORM OF BID.

Cor WEI -- Of in the state ef - do
hereby propose do at Madison, Wisconsin, all print
ing except the advertising and publication of tn laws
directed by chapter 2l0 of the laws of 1860 be done
the fetal paper therein designated) and all
binding and furnish all materials, authorized
required the Legislature for its use for the of
the in all the several departments thereof nclu
ding ali blanks, blank books circulars and other
kind printing binding for the Office of Execu-
tive School Lani Commissioners, Secretary of State
Treasurer. Attorney General Bank Comptroller. Super
ntendeut of Public Ins.I action, Supreme Court Militia
ry well every other department of state in any
manner pertaining to them, any of them. and all
printing whatsoever kind description for which the
may be liable to pay, according to the specica
tuns. directions rules of compute alton, conditions and
requirements chapter 3l5 of the Laws Of 1862 and
other existing statutes of the state of Wisconsin in
respect public prnting,the style of work and quail
tv materials he equal 20 the specimens exhibited
by Secretary Of State, standard crera in respect
such style and quality, for - per centum dis
from the maximum prices established by chapter
81, hereinbefore cited. Such per cen1um discount
be uniform every item of work material.
Dated at -- this -- day Of -- A. D. 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02

ATEAsrIc NoSTHtY.--The July number Of
this valuable periodical is received. Its con-
tents are. as usual instructive and interesting.
The prospectus of the 10th Volume will be
found in another column. To it we direct
the attention Of our readers. No Magazine
IF America is more deserving of patronage
thal the Atlantic
C.ll al HoLLrsGsHg ard Get COPY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02

~ We have made the above REDUCTION IN PRI-
CES with the twoo.d view Of benealtir the pa lie and
ourselves. The public have been sai..died by spurious
machines made in imitation Of The metal then,
from the iron casting the smallest piece is poor
quality. Their makers have not the do their
work well They hid away in secret places where
ii would be impossible have their command the
proper mechanical appliances 1t is only by doing
great business and having extensive manufacturing
Establishments, that good machines be made at mods
rate prices The best designed machines, BADLY
MADE, always liable to get out of order and are
cost considerable trouble and money to Keep
them in repair
The qualities TO be looked for In a Machine, are =
CeYt0iRtg or correct action at all rates Of speed,
simplicity OF construction, great durobHity5 epd
1nfoidfy Of operotton aci{h tie least tutor. Ma
chimes to combine these essential qualities must he made
Of the best n1etH nd F5sished 10 IoefJecti01e. We
have the and nreans, grand scale. to 10 this.
nacn whose Giuiy Or -al II
may concern will find that those having the above quail
tiles only work well rdpid well slO1U
OF speed but s@t long in the finest possible working
order. Cur machines, n0de by as, will earn more
money with Tess QboI than any Others whether in i'm
itation of In fact, they cheaper than
any ether Machines gift.
ssy- LOCAL AGENTS WANTED *
M SIM EQ e CO.,
=5S Broadway. New York.
tE- Milwaukee Office, l., NewhaI House lb-nl5.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
popcEvILLE. June 10th 1862

FDpGENILLE, JUNG Ipth IoO-s
A pnoriionmept OF Schael M5mey in iowa
County. Wisconsin. appo",i ned - cact
Tswn { thts County. at he rate OF fifty
cents for each Scholar, for The Current
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02

All blanks above, requiring both sides be
printed, shall lie paid for by adding the price bid by
the contractor for printing side, per cent
but this addition will not apply to blank books with
ruling and printing both pages of each leaf In
any labor in the line of printing binding is performed
any materials furnished, under provisions Of law,
the public printer, the price of whc. is down
in the foregoing list the regular trade prices for such
labor materials be taken the maximum pri-
therefor, subject to the per of detuc-
ton therefrom, from the maximum prices specially
enacted.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
SPECIFICATIONS.

The prices per quire named in tie foregoing list, for
blanks and blank books of the various sizes Of paper
and styles Of binding, To be taken full cOmpen>-
ton therefor, and 10 include compost on, printing
binding, etc, may be required Twenty four full
sheets Of the kind of paper ord red VIII be demanded
for qaire without regard to the number Of blanks
tn. -st. Aud in ell the works sa
and materials be furnished the specifications, rules
f3r compua ion direction, and al and singular the
provisions Of chapter 80 of the laws of 1861 entitled
aforesaid VIII be considered entering into and
controlling any contract be made for the State print
ing, and all bills for work materials must be made
out fled audited and paid in strict conformity with the
provisions said act Rtferel Is therefore, partic
uarly made said chapter 30 for such further inf
nation as may be desired copies Ct which VIII fur
nished application to the Secretary Of State
style of work and quality of materials furnished
equal the specimens file in the Office Of the
Secretary of State; which specimens properly labeled
kept for the inspection Of idders and by law
the standard critel for the style in which the
shall be DONE wei for the quality of ma.eri
ais o be furnished by the contractor"
The 'pas.eitoard bcdin- will be construed TO
teboard sides covered with cCored paper, with
sheep back and ceFRtrs and gilt title and the year in
figures, in priaerS ilik, the back Of the volume.
Bids must be su5stan.i lily after the following
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
4 NEW LOT OF
SHOVELS and SPADES
JUST RECEIVED FkoM
Amas' Mandatory,
T2O-3m.l EDWARD CORNISH

STR ED
VNron the Subscriber living in the Of Nflin on
Tuesday last. MAY 9Th 1852 Dark Brown MARE
COLT. tive Years cid this Spring. She has few gray
hairs the mig hind foot above the heof she
has very heasy NAME which lays nigh side and
hack the shoulders; also OF the collar
Whoever will said colt the Il
information may be found shall literally
rewarded.
JOSEPH ANDERSON
Nfsin. Msy leth Isss nno IN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
Wholesale DEpOTS

WHO I.IESA IL, DEPOTS.
D Fulton street New York
- Lake street. Chicago
WHOLE. SAIL. AGENTS.
W; \. Coioufn -.-- Cincinnati, o.
Bamer IL Weber. Observation-Disclosures Louis Mo
James bsiliR- - Philadelphia
A. Couse. -..............-. Detroit Mich
Pr p Werlein. -. .................N New Orleans
A D Nordhemer Toronto, e. w
Persons unacquaiutcG with the Melodeon and its his
tory viii bear in mind that the pioneers and
leading manufacturers, not only in the United States
but in the world We commenced the manufacture Of
Melodeons i'll the fall Of the year SiI and
time have finished and sold TWENTY-SENEN THOU
SANDS. These instruments now in mostly in
the United States and Canada but also in Europe Asia
Africa South Am RIGA, the West indies and from
all these quarters have the most Gathering tesnou
ais OF the high estimation in which they held.
At all Industrial Exhibitions they have en-
vnri ahly been awarded the HIGHEST PRE-
MUM whenever exhibited ia .onpeti.iou
with others
own expense) illustrated Catalogue, in which every
instrument manufacture is fiily described and illus
trated by elegant engrayngs.
All Melodeons OF manufacture, either sold by US
or dealers in any part Of the Lnted States Canada!
warranted to be perfect in every respect should
any repairs be necessary before the expiration Of five
years from the date Of safe hold ourselves ready and
willing to make the Of charge provided the
injury is not caused by accident or design
Agents for the sale of may be found in
all the principal towns Of the United States Canada
Address either
GEO A. PRINCE & CO.. Buffalo, n Y.
GEO. A. PRINCES CO. 81 Fulton St y. Y
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., IS Lake St, Chicago Ill
Or either Of the above wholesale sge MS. lT-lyl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02

Ne Of ---- and ---- OF - in the
state Wisconsin, do hereby undertake and bind
selves heirs, administrators and assigns, in the
penal sum of five thousand dollars, that - bid
for doing the public printing and Lindng for the
state Wisconsin, and furnish materials therefor,
set forth in the annexed bid, will, in bill be
accepted, into Obligation within ten days from
the Time acceptance of said bid with good
sufficient surefies required be law perform the
required forth in said bid according
of 1860.
Witness hands and seals, affixed at state
aforesaid this - day Of -, 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02

Each guaranty must be accompanied by the certif-
cate of rd, clerk of such court certi-
ying under his oath of Office, and Of his knowl-
edge, to the ability Of the guarantors
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
FORM OF GUARANTY.

Every bid must be accompanied by written guar
anty, signed by two responsible persons, to
the effect Of, and substantially following this
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02

Is the best Machine in the World Tor Family Sewing and
Light Manufacturing Purposes. Price with Hem
mer and beautifully ornamented $50
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-09

~ Ll.as e. D.na.ral d the I6Lb .

The Little Rock Uem0crat Of the 10th ssys:
gWe are more end more pleased with the action
of Gen. Van Dom. One day we hear Of him
IT pocabontas. $50 miles north ofthis point, and
IN fbe next at .Bscksonport. A few days after
J teleoram is received fom him al ClarksVille,
I00 miles west Of us, and alon he is reported al
Bastsu Mountain, 200 miles froze Little Rock.
Every department seems 70 have caught the
activity Of the commander.
Last week The Federals took possession q
r.. aettsville. Capt Gibson had a skirmish with
tbe;r advance guard, in which be lost four men
tfIle8 aud wounded On the 9th Col. Greer
went up within sight Of Fayetteville and saw
a LARGE Federal flag waving % TIE court house.
This lag Is said 10 have been presented by j.
NJ. Teb6ets, who turned ont b be a tory lie
was a native Of Yaukeeland. Of New Hampshire
we believe.
The capture Of th- train and prisoners reported
M our telegraphic column, hes, it Is mmored,
caused the enemy TO e~vacuate fayettey lie and
perhaps Bentonville. Before this, they were at
he towns above named, and al Cross Hoii0Ws
and at other points.
The forces OF McCulloch and Price have al
WAYS been o~veresdmated. Prices army has
large number OF followers who are a positive
remembrance. Volunteers have gone to Boston
Mountain in considerable numbers but more are
needed. Ii is rumoTed, upon what authority VT
are not advised, that if The Federals have re-
created. Van Dom viii have them followed up
MeCunoch wll go 10 Poeahontas 10 watch The
enemy in that quarter
Judge Rose, Of GAINESVILLE, writes to as thai
she roads are filed WITH wagons belonging q
f~ugiives from Benton and ashngton counties
and Missouri, who se taking tLer families iron
The clutches Of the invaders.
It is surmised by some tast the backing 0gt .
the Federais was with the intent to 60 sreun'
through the Indian c0nntry, and come into ta'
STATE al Fort Smith.
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For the Memphis Appeal
THE MEN WHO UNDER BUCKEER FELL.
BY d. P.

81 We p. r.
Brave men, who under Buckuer fell,
Ia Doueison's heroic fight,
Dragged 20 a desp0t's prison cell,
Or shrined within the graves red light;
A glory beemed upon our land,
Prem every crest, devoted band
On histOry's illumined page,
Mid names Ike beacon rays that light
The fields where freemen ever wage
Unequal war with wrong and might.
Your deeds at D0nvlson shall shed
Despair Ger every tyrsuts bed.
Defeated Noi Defes; ne'er came
In such a guise awhile e'eTbcrne,
Like dragons teeth, each gallant name
Shall raise q legion armed and sworn
For every southern heart shall beat
With life newborn OF such defeat.
The mother, gazing on her boy.
Though anguished tear-drops I'LL her eye,
Yet kidding with q fearful Joy,
Points 20 your deeds Of daring high,
And tells how Donelsons red fray
Became the SOuth's T~hermOpylae.
How, ~sieepIess frozen, furnished, lay
Four days. that more than Spartan band
And kept the countless hosts At bay,
Wih heart OF fire and veugcfUl hand.
Nor yielded til OF strength beretf.
No power 20 WELD tle brand was LETT.
Brave hearts, Upon each noble head
a weeping eountry's prayers and trsrs
And blessings, uumberiess, are shed,
While vengeance marks the coming years,
As sOuthrOns henceforfh rend the sky
With Bgckner for their batle-cry.
On every future bait e field,
Where southern freeman meets bis Zoe,
The aveuging slogan shall b. peated,
While falls terrific blow on blow
Strike home, for I'M a prison cell
Lie those who. under BuckHer, f-ll'
And when the flag that there went down
Shall wave IN triumph DER the irs-,
The sage. the warrior, hind and clown,
Blatrou and maid aud miustr,l-y,
To frr the soul Of youth shall rIl
How Buckuer and bis heroes fell.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, March ., lr62.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-09
uerenffou Of Raukee PrisOuers-~AErest OF
a HOspitaSie P~etersburger.

Another detachment of Yankee prisoners, nun
bSfipg Ia an about one hundred aud ninety men,
incm5inE Col Corcoran, Of the 6Jth New YORK,
and several cher field officers, reached here
from South Carolina 0l Friday evening, en- route
~ Newport News, where, together with the two
or ihroe hundred who preceded them TO tLS city
bv a day On two, they are to be released on
parole. The DIJscue-- were detained some hours
n Petersburg by the lsilG-e Of the trains 20
connect. or some other GIcumstSace and re-
eeiysd. it is said, some marked attentions fi0m ?
number Of citizens, who invited them to then.
homes. snd were warmly courteous, i not
friendly IN their h0spitable demonstrations.
This excess Of hospitality was telegraphea to
Gen. Wnder. who at once Js1szed the liberty OF
~ Federal officers 10 be restricted. asd one Of
-b4ir euterraiuers-a Nj. Scott, it is told as-t0
IL arrested and brought 10 this city, which was
4 accordingly done; the " citizen suspect ar
irving Heta n the same tram With the prisoners
OF war, under 21s.oY of officer Peterson, OF Pc
| trrsburg- This cucunSl Vo5ethel WIN
others IF recent occurrence IN tbs city, all
tending TO Justify the suspicion for soae Zme
entertained. that valuable Information has.
E tbr31ph the machiaad0ns of tories IN or midst.
/ been eaT.sl North by released prisoners q war,
induced GaH. Winder 10 postpone indefinitely
/ tbe departure Of &e Fedsrals, who were % have
( left F8 Newport News yesterday morning, and
| \, srs5fbit all communication 1e-Eeen citizens
and the prisoners during the stay q. the after IN
Richmond.
Upon reaching this city from Petersburg tue
prisoners we've searched, aud in their possession
was found maps Of Richmond, Y6giRia, aud Of
Manassas, together with several letters of a
IRRESPONSIBLE character, obtained, it is thought,
Fom parties in Petersburg The discovery is
81 ~ 10 lead to further, and moIe dangerous de-
y l8pments Of treason ia euT midst. 1t proper
I Is saw here thst Ia thus receiving and s~ecreting
this reasonable correspondence, the officers upon
/ whom 1t was found have aagrantly Eioiatsd
! their paroles - Richmond EsgRirer4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-09
somelhing for Younw Mem.

From the New Orleans True Delta, Jan. 10 Is6Ql
A new discovery in medicine has recently been made
by Messr. Potter & Msrwin. Of ST. Louis, Missouri,
which is useful 10 both old and young. male ani female,
but il is especially claimed by cur young men a. being
exactly suited to their wants and requirements. lis
called the Cherokee Remedy. This, Ike the dis
eases for which il is Intended, sprang from the dusky
children Of the forest. It brings up no disagreeable
associations Of nauseous mixtures, but is q peasant
and delicious syup, compounded from roots, btrks and
leaves. Tt Is recommended By the best medical taent
Of the age for the cure Of gouorrhea. gIset, and ali dis
esses Of the urinary organs-Rso, AZ an unfaiiiug blood
purifier, curing secondary syphilis. gIandular s~7yeilngs
aud mercHlial tauts-disesses that have destroyed the
bloou, beauty, yigor, constitution and life Of many
thousand.
From what We have been told, and from what we
have seen, We can testify, that for al diseases Of q pi
waite uature this Remedy " stands without a rival
It's timely assistance has saved many a fellow-being
from a premature grave. Day after day we hear Of
its conquering the above named diseases, and, in mgny
cases, when all the old forms Of treatment had failed.
To al, old and young, male and female, we can truly
ecommsnd this great Indian medicine, the Cherokee
Remedy" You can find it, live where you may. at al
respectable drug stores. nj g-dtws-lt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-09
AT HOME

CAPT. WIcKs-Dear SIR l saw a call in yesterdays
APPEAL for blsnkets for your men. l send you two
pairs, which are almost the last I have, havi0g previously
given a great many. Let me. however, shy, that if you
need others. let me know, and you shall have them, a. I
will eheerfuIly give up the last one, and would even take
up my carpets aud make them into blankets If nece sary,
for | will withhold nothing in my power that wl in any
way. contribute 10 the comfort OF the brave ones going
forth t. battle Tor that dearest Of all Do0ns -Libety :
" No good thing 0hHt l can supply viii 1 withhold from
them who are lisSiDg their lives IN this glorious cause.
If there is anything / can do for your comfort or your
company, let me know, and il shall be cneertuiy done.
We have some clothing here-hIrts, drawers aud pauts
they are good. substantial clothes II you should come
across any needy sold ers, let me know, and / could FUR
nish, a. I said, good, warn clothing for fifty or sixty men,
Would that every man In the southern C0niederacy
could realize the importance of this woro. They w04la
rise en- zasse 20 drive the " cowardlY horde" from our
soil Let this be a war OF determination II need u. but
HerT aHe Of sutJUgqfoE : You, and all brave men, nave
nv y srngst ana sincere prayers for your success. God
bless and protect you, and bring you safely tp the bosni-
of your dear oues, is the prayer of your sincere irisnd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-09

ACARD-We were advised to-day by a mer-
chant here, and also by the editor Of the Argns. who said
he was requested to notice it, that a rumor was being air.
ealsted that wewere refusngt to take onfederateEnonev
For the benefit Of friends aud foes, we pronounce tho
,b,rze bssoly false On the contrary, We have de.
poanced 80 q, eccsEouR, those who do refuse 70 take
~ notos Of the C0ufsderEcy, and We Doubt any mani
narrIotism who does refuse il.
We RECEIVED 3 lot Of wheat a few days since. which
we were requested to sell Tor Tennessee money, and we
1900 InstructionE, but wrote 10 the parties, requesting
tbem not to send Us any more unless they were willing 10
80 ne surrency Of the Confsdsrsey. We presume ais
natter gays rise 70 the rumpr referred 70
SHELroN, JoSEs a co.
wpNrms March g, 1s6s.
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( MANUFACTURES Of and dealers in BRASS
! VI WORK Of every description, Steam. Gas. Wafrr
! ard Lsger Beer Cocks. Steam and Water GuaEes
Military Announcements, Squire. StHrrurs. BELT Clasps
! Holster Buttons. b ckss. Rings BRIDE Bis. Hos-sl
amps, Sword Tuumiugs. Gun T~rimmings, &c. OILS.
ra's Patent Lead Pps Coupling darralts Pstsut Box
Metal Sewing Machines ard other fue machinery
csrrtLIv repaired Chandelier ard Gs FiKture
cleaned. regit aud brouz=d- Railroad a q Stsamboai
work done 81 The shortest notice, and on the lowest
FERNS A. both membsTs Of osr irm are uaetcsi men.
our Mr.. OHar having been engaged iu she mEnafac.
mf- Of military ace0utreIasDtS for navy years. We VII
undertake 20 get up auv critic q ordered eijh-r from
sample or dralght W. .ra prepared 20 Do any amouli
OF BRAS Casting. of an > BI, In q yie net surpassed
Fasf. West North orS 9th. md on the shorie1 n1ufe
All order llsd by ths lime specified without fail
Cab paid for Oid 0q5. or taken IN exchange.
isI23mf
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No UnIon sentiment in Tennessee.

The following is a copy Of a dispatch from
cbicsgo to the northern associated press
A special dispatch to the Times, 6aied Clarks-
vile 2ad. gives a gloomy account Of the state
OF feeling there.
II saws there Is but one Union man in the
town, BE- being sizig years Old, OF he would have
been killed long ago. Hon Cave Johnson who
was a powerful alyocata - the Union unih tDe
var commence IS VOW as powerful on the otheL
s5- II saws the only elect 81 cur success wall
be to drive the people Of Tennessee into the
monntains, and to render then desperate.
Tnere is 40 spark of tie Union ieeing hsLe'
and nobody prstends % disguise the fact ihe
PEOPLE Of GAINESVILLE glory in secession ana a.
she same time are trembling best The town should
be burned. TheIe was a large quan5iiy o. leOei
stores. a portion of which was carried On ana
Tue remainder destroyed. The rebel l@siers
shipped q thousand negroes last week hoaa
ggarksvile.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-09

WHAT ARE THEY ATl-The few Yankee
vessels in Walls Gus and It's vicinity yesterday,
seemed all with steam UP aud moving about in
every conceivable d%irectI9Ii. An immense smoke
was also visible in the same direction and rising
rom a considerable surface, as if they were
burning oil the marsh or Daufuskie island.
Perhaps our own Mosquito d=e5 had something
to do with the fire.
We have no news of interest from any point
on our cUast-Sa0aHHdk IfegHbiicaH, Jh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-09

ATTENTION, COMPANY Bi-The following
named persona, composing company 3, LIST county regi-
ment, and under my command, are hereby ordered to
meet 81 at the fair grounds On Monday The 10th inst a.
10 O'Clock AM.
John Hurl, William Porter, james Baston, George
Beider, J. +. Washington, J. +. Grist, !. g. Gregg, h. b.
Fallen, + G. Thomas w G.. Lancaster, S. CarbengenSa,
r. Hampshire, John Walker, II. Walker. H. Bower,
- Rumsay. J. Hallum, II. Cack, George Shaver, g..
Mats, d. z. Goldsmith, j. Herman, - Warren.
8. Y. CusIEN, Cant.