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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
BOYS KIP AND COARSE BOOT
/ Z y I i

-, subscriber living IN the Town Of Linden; a
- 1e,r old yellow steer with stag horns, V at
- ,bo belly white stripe the back, and near hind
81 xhite Said has been running with ny eA'ie
DIV all winter The owner i requested to eali prove
n ~ pay charges and take him away. -
,ror,c. - V J BENNFFF
r.--aary IS. 1-a9 -9-iv-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
Live and let E5-~'
B. .v..

THE Subscriber has opened store next door above
Davey's, GA High street. for the exclusive sale o.
Boots and Shoes where he will keep all times com
pete assortment Of Ladies and Childrcns Boots ana
shoes consisting Of Fine Euclish serge Caters, Fine
KID, Calf and Morocco Banlorals, Double and Ssi1se
Soes, with different patterns Of CAT aud ria,
Boots and Shoes for Ladies all the different varieties q
Children's Common and Fine BalinDrais-
BOYS KIP AND COARSE BOOT ,
Non. Kin and DcrbIe SOLID Boots. Ladie. iin-c'
r.. ,ft,tn ara Gloves Thread Pins, needles : g.
al Of s5is. have been bought Tor -, D.. . " -
sold a. LOW a. can he bought n filii7Ia4 mn
Call and examine cur goods = S.pcrA---
Mineral Poins, Nov 25th -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
Im2-o7ed Paten: First Premium
CIR a IN d FILL
GRASS SEED SOWER
The abcr- Drill has a Patent Steel Spring
Shorct aItd a PutcHt Drireg-s Seat
\ few Of the merits Of this Drill are as follows:


\ few Of the merits of this Drill are as follows.
n 1ciY soar air Kind. Of grain o,td grass seed: IL
,cikI S03C more ereY than my 0t4r5' d,N used:
II ~ q posifire soyrcr and cfuHot he ci0ggeT
ciocksd: II lcii{ not c,tt Bledk the grain. II 1riH
so5c any qslsftyt 70 he acre from haLf JWshei -
fre bushels.
twill S.g 9o-..t when Diving Fist 4 Sew.
Tn, Iautty is gla-cd without any change Of gear,
can easily changed Double Single Rank ard
in sowing onehaI! Of the Drill or less, can he used
THE ID RIV BPS SEAT
attached that tie operator drive and ~,
ri with perfect ease without the trouble OF getting q
70 turn around and he sits in such position TINT -
th- whole operation and know that every soJ
takes the entire weight Of the horsez' nscks
* This DriI was awarded TffE FIRST PREMIUM
al the Ohio and Illinois state Fairs lsti In Compel
ti0n with
CAT The ORG SrA-E las. The Star Drill,
flctur-G ~ BALDWIN, Dewitt & Co, Cleveland, O
Prtz & KIhus drill manufactured ct Dayton Ohio
Kahn and Iiaines' drill, manufactured Dayton O,
Buckeye Grain Drill manufactured ly Thomas Mat ,
Co SQrine fied, o. Paige Ciary drill, manufacture 4,
Hainilton and Mansfield, o.; Hoover drl malufac-
ture6 by l. Hoover & son Noorc dr4l, manufactured
a fhs Laganda Works. Springfield, O.
(tr TIE LLNoIs STATE FA!E,l- l. Gorhawr
Baldwin. Dewitt { Co. Cleveland O. Randall Roller
drill manufactured in Michigan. Moorf's Patent dFih.
manufactured At the Lagouaa Work. Springfield. -.
shelby and Elders drill manufactured la fecFla, III
kuhnS HAZE diH. manufactured &c Dayton, o.
RICE Dickinson drill, manufactured in Ii
.e5~ BLCDGETT / MOORE, Az n. Iovs Grant
and Lafayette Counties. Il,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

Iars BlRps. These spring bird. haycmade
their appearance, which IS indication Of
tHe last III winter
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

NROM the subscriber living in the town Of Waldvick,
L about the 20th Of September. Dark Bay
Mare Colt, two years old and past black mime, tail
and legs with small white spot in the forehead, and i
sway backed. She Is quite large Tor the age Any per
who will give Information where she may be found
leave the same at the Tribune Office shall h. re-
varded. PATRICK C0FFEI.
December 2lst 1861 tta52
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

TfeSFfs. Wc-are prepared u print Tickets
f5r Town Elections, on short notice and rea-
sepablc terms Send them along
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
A~u!DStBf. r.

BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING
HE Subscriber having recently opened shop in the
room ad joining the Post Office. is prepared wal.
upon customers at any hour Of the day. SHAVING
SYMPHONIC HAIR DRESSING &c, done in the
best manner and most fashionable styles.
BY strict attention his business and ardent desire to
please he hopes merit and receive share the pat
70 lage Of the citizens OF Mineral Point.
ALueral Point. Jun Bird. 1861. II VI. 2. TUNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
GREAT IMrROE EMENIS IN
SaESVENs. aGsE5N -!
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE.
pa, nted FEB. Il, $500

%, MA t-,h II IS5O)
SILESROON $40. BR)JDFII, NEV YORK
''iio ~ - , seis, n,v ,r
\ l.1.Ft T. i,,.,'.,,t m. H., So, sx,,,iI,d
bv the most prof,und experts and pronounced 10 be
~ ~ ~ ! anu F'iif - = ,,i,i 49,.
inc I"!I""lhS are .'r f''"e'i''' o5 '''0"' u ."
'g'''S. Sowing ,"aCH'ue =,
-Ii,t'lity 10 %, ,it ~, ~ ,.'@ orler
3-Ex,en.r trouble and loss al time in reps ring.
4-Inr,nacty T., Sow every G,.scf ON OF fiat ci
Sd sagrer,bl- noise " liIe in arleratiou.
~ Tn traur, sewing Machine. i, exetupt from all
these ELECTIONS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

Col Daniels Wisconsin Cavalry Reg
imcnt has left Camp Jtlcy for s., Louis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

~ The Mississippi is now open between =.
Louis and keekuk
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26


FACT No. l.-This Come=ny being duly licensed.
their Machines prose ctcd from inf iHsenlcuts
FACT No These IA .cI :es make tie lock sti.cl
alike on :. tn <i,les-and little less than al
much threal aud six = the chain or to"p-stiton
machines.
FACT 40 These Machines are better adapted
tt.an any other ~e,stns-uac;ine~ ia the market &"
til. frequent changes and atmnSt endless variety ef
sewing required IN fHrUiiT. They viii sew from
one 10 twenty thickue>ses 81 Mtr>clties without
even from the finest gauze fo Che heaviest cloth,
aud even stout. hard lea he. w. bout changing the
feed, needle or tension or making aus adjustment
Of machine Whatever i IA I sstrH mae inc best
adaptrd to family sc: aud II lest pied TO fam
lily use, why for every variety Of light sewing
manufacture: For work too heavy f'r our Fam y
Machine. we r.eoDInend car larger sizes.
FACT No s.-TteSe VI tchIncs make the most elastic
sean, If ANY sewing M + in u~e-a tact II very
great imports ia sea ' elastic goods. or goocs
Of kind. 4 bias
FACT NO 80 Machine Is more durable or more
simple in Us cons ructi"n. or I're easily under
stood. The puIa;ion ~ these MACHINES wherever
FACT NJ 6. These achiues tork The Highest
Premium N" Frasknn Enstitpfe. Philadelphia.
FACT 80. = These Machines TOOK 'hc Highest Pre-
Tnium at the New Jersey State Fair.
FACT NO. 5 These Machines took the Highest
Medal At tho American Institute. in the city OF
New York toger her with The la. est ~ eIniuu for
fine Sewing Machine Work.
FACT No ) Thrsp Nachin"s TOOK the III rhest Pre-
raiuns a the Mechanics Fair, Utica. y. y.
FACT No fn.-Thes.. do the SAM Thing Gencr-
eralIv wheuuv.r property ibit-d in competition
With Other Gr.i-class Sewing Machines But We
have room bit for one fact mogv-it l. the most
importaut fact nf an.
FACT No. ll.-Ue UarrGzt ererg Machine ne eel
10 gtUe BETT ER sGtisfucii0a than any ether
SeriHs Haoh.se market or NANCY refaa Cd.
- Send for a Circular. AGENTS WANTED.
Finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine Co,
43-otD. No. SIS Br0 t1uIs. Now Nos I.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
Wheeler 81 Wilson'S
SEWING MACHINES.

u It'll New improvements and reduced Prices. The
W Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company having
gained all their suits al law with infringing manufactn
rers Sewing Machines propose that the public shall
be benefited thereby and have accordingly reduced The
Prices of hcir SevIr@ Machines
After this date they viii he sold AT rates that VIII pay
fair profit the Of manufacture. capital invested
and expense Of making sales such prices will enable
them first class machines and, heretofore,
guaranteed til IN in every particular
GEO. W. COBB
Ag't for Iowa Co
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

SKLEcr ScHeoLs.-The winter terms Of the
Public Schools were closed On Friday last
4 number of our citizens visited part Of the
schools on that DAY, and all express them
>eEs.s hiehis pleased with the exercises, which
r.sest much credit upon both teachers and
pu ,a.
~ Monday next private schools VIII rs
opened ii tie High school BUILDING, under
tac Superintendent If M PuLsDraY, Priu-
eipaI II De pabii, schools assisted by com
D tat teachers, and rc hope our citizens viii
Mt f4il t. extend q them that degree Of rat
rouas. to which sir superior qualify entities
flan tn grades VII Lc ke2t perfect as
tae ..,.on Of Tie pupils will warrant.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

IIUH D = o o ca, q LItt.4y7.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them in Of the best apeIiens have
found. Their Alternative effect ulUn the liver makes
tru excellent remedy wien given ia small doses for
itlats gseH5sry 11,f a1Thad. Their sugar coatir.
makes very acceptable aud convenient Tor the
If rlILrn rIIi hlIrIl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
A Y E r. S
CATHAR
PILLS..

Are yon sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you ont Of
order, with your system de-
ranged. and your feelings uu-
cumiurtableg These symp-
TONS are often the prelude to
serious illness. some tit OF
sickness is creeping upon you,
aud should he aYerted by \
timely use OF the right rem
edy. Take Ayers rili>, and
cleanse ont the disordered hu-
mons purify the blood, aud
let the fluids move on uuob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
OF the body into vigorous &C
iisiiy. purity the system from
the obstructIuus " hICh make
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

Is0Ht itU. j ]. Nlate iS1T ~ 1iUet Chi1ct, BosO'
De AVER: I have used your Pills with extraordinary
my family and among those called to visit
ia Distress regulate the organs digestion and
purify blood, they the very best remedy hays
ever known and ! can confidently recommend them to
nay friends. Yours, J. '. HINES.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

F.ul Or. Tteoolors D,H, ~ Nr'g York CtV.
Mt 0oy yonr Pils.-lmilablv adapted TO their pur
pose apercnt. Int find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have in my irac-
tee proved ecctua for the of bilious
plants than reineuy mention. sincerely
Itj5cr that length rurEtti,e which is
thy tie confidence OF the profession and the Ie,ple.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

7 > Fl
G. W Burial, Datseriae,
|. P. Hamilton, Highland
D. Nef, Cslamine.
and dealers n Tc-tiicta.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
DEPARTMENT or the INTERIOR.

SIN have used your rIlls IN my general NM hospital
practice made them, and cannot hesitate
they the best harIic employ. Their regu-
lallug action the liver is quick and decided,
queuty they admirable remedy ior arrangements
organ. Indeed, have seldom found "a of
btJS obstinate that 1t id readily yield
them. IratcInally y"uIs, ALOAZO BALL, NJ D.,
I1sysfciai Of he .Wu-fIe IIDsY,i,ll.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
EINklaE * a.YON
SEWINGMACDINECO.,
53S BROADWAY NEA YORK.

MO person who conienl plates purchasing - Sew
ing Machine fnr tsullN ni1Hutsctur ing Pu rpo>es
.uoalo fail TO send for Of Circulars which
contains cuts md full desc lp'ions OF the several
styles, prices and samples Of woth, al OF which
land hx mail free " e claim - have the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
AS n Family Physic.

FI0ni d. 7. Vt. 3ulIItJIgI1t, -NciU VII''IIIs.
Your Pills the prince Of purges- Their excellent
Qualities zur,asS any cahHrtiC we possess They are
mild bat very and cTrctl in their action ON th'
bowels which makes them in valuable TO Us IN the daily
treatment of disease.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

Goods sold exclusively for
Cash, and at Cash prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
Frlee, % cents per Box, or 8 Boxes for 81.
Prepared b nr. &c. AVER 8. CO., Lowell. Mara

FAR :.
J n Nivian, Mineral p
c B Arm I'D. W 81 Nd<.
0tls s. Brown, Darlington.
! II. Reel 4 CO. Cri-s-o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
BEST SEWING NACIIilES IN TIL


For either FANNY OF MANUFACTURING FuTpoSoS
Aud all we ask is fair trial. Erad th- following
IMPORTANT FACTS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

Sg- Most n the Pills in market contain Mercury
liieh although valuable remedy in skful h,nd. j.
dangerous 10 a public pill. from the dreadful Cans--
9uences that frequently follow its iucautinus use Tb,.o
o-nIaln no mercury or mineral snhstamce whateEs-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
readnche,stchIIendoche,TouI Stomach

Ir01l D.. LIloud Boyd BllfLaloIs.
Dan BHu. hYEH: cannot answer You chd, complaints
have with your Pills better than to al That Ioe
se5 u ,Tg1trs 1ledciHe. place great depeIi
denre cectual catIrtc in my daily contest with
disease AMI believing do that yonr Pills afford US The
best have, / Of course value them highly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

SENATE CHANBER, Eaton Ropge, La, s Dec 1855
R AVER: hsve been entirely cured by your Pills Of
I'hta nc Goa - painful disease that had afflicted mo
IL years VINCENT SLIDELI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

-Mslor-General Hunter, lately appointed TO the
command Of the forces at Port Royal, arrived al the
Astor House late Saturday afternoon. Mrs Hunter
Joined her husband at the hotsl yesterday and was
accompanied by s. w. Ssockton one Of his stad, the
rest OF whom were expected at the same time, but
owing to some delay have not yet arrived. Gen.
Hunter expects to sail for Port Royal tomorrow.
Gen. Fremont and family arrived from Washing
ton late on Saturday night, and occupied the apart
mens retained for them "a. the Astor Business con-
n.c,ed with his appointment will detein the General
in town few days, after which he will proceed az
once to the discharge OF the duties of bis command.
-Ex-Govemor James Pollock Of Milton, Penn
sylyania George II. Stuart of Philadelphia, b. H..
Choever of Washington, W. 4 Mosely OF Buffalo,
G.. Holmes from Washington, L. Il. Klook OF SYRIA
cnse +. j. Nightingale OF Providence, and A. W.
Spencer OF Boston are ri the Fiith.Avsnve Hotel.
Captains f.. J. Il. Currey and ". Horace Smith
of the United s.a.es Army, JOHN Quincy Adams aud
6. ". Chapman Of Bos,on, Major Halcomb aud ADJ
lu.apt Grosyenor oil tie 18Th Connecticut Volunteers
aud Peer Clogher Of Utica are NJ the Astor House.
Il. L. Ross Of Auburn, q. X. Wilson Of Buffalo,
G. i. Sanger of Chicago, y. H. Sqaulling OF Boston,
and G.. r.. Nob,e OF Buffalo are al the It. Nicholas
Hotel
"A. l.. HOLE and II. Schwoie from Alton, llli-
nois, and H. Perry and c. +. Mills OF California are
At the Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
PHILADELPHIA ANNUAL CONFERENCL
or IHE W. r.. CHURCH.


The members Of this BODY assembled in their Fifty
ninth annual session on Wedne .day morning. in the
Union NJ. r.. Church, Fourth street, below Arch,
the senior Bishop OF me Church, the Rev. Y. !.
Morris, ID. d., presiding.
The Rev. H.. pat,ison was elected Secretary, and
the Reve. q. W. Ly6rmd, a. n. Virgins and D.
l. Gracey, Assistants.
The ueuaL Committees were appointed by the
CHAR The ministerial and lay Stewards were an
ncunced.
On the cali OF the seventh question. "Who are the
superlnuated minister's T. the following were coz
II. Wythee, -. Lambdn, II. Sutton /. /. Cooper,
W. Quinn, j. Turner, j. Hubbard, &. Shoc1, l..
Reed, /. 4. Cooper, K. IL Kemp, D. IA. Mcfarland,
IT. s. Childs.
Yhe Re. J. Crouch was given Al effective rela-
ton.
The Rev. John Talley was announced az having
deceased durin.. The year.
4 devotional teryice was Ordered for friday morn
INK 20 cJnsis, Cd. Sacrament % tie Lord supper,
and Experience Meeting.
On the ,.ii ior be supcrannuaied preachers, very
exciting ana Interesting debate arose GlOn reso-
lntou ofesei b, the Rev. W. Bishop, that the Pre-
siding EIer be requcsted, in Repre- -ening the mn
terf of their respective districts 10 state the posl-
lion Of such minister IN reference To his LOYALTY 20
the National Government. tie stated that there
were "A few IA tAis large body that were suspected,
eud their loyalty more than doubted.
The Rev. Messrs. W. J.. Gray, TAFT and NJ .'sey
were oyp0red % the introduction Of any such acilon.
i any are suspected, let there lie formal charges
pr,seutel against them.
Tie Rev. w. Bishop replied, il Al eloquent strain.
lie would deuGnd thlt in these tines when traitors
spring mp everywhere every man should show bis
hand He regretted that lac had voted .ol tina,
arch tnilOr John C. Bleck.nridle, Tor President OF
the United States. He hoped God would spare his
life until be- could repeat Of bis sin, and he would do
better ia the future.
Many members took part in the debate, and a
committee was then ordered ON the state Of the
country. Much Interest is taken IN sho subject
SECOND DAY.
ursday.--De' otional exercises Were conducted
from clock. Ibe various Committees we're an
nounced by the Chair Tia. around which gathers
the greatest interest il the Committee tie state
Of the Country, consisting OF the Roy. NessTs. G..
Cooke, j. Nell, W. McCoombs. ard Allen johns
The annual exhibit Of the New-York Book Con-
Germ was presented. Ii appears that the ss-
iabities f-'' -
Net es:iel stock. -4et.i -
The resignation of the Rev. 1. W. Martin FROM
the ministry ard membership OF $40 church wss &c
copied.
The examination Of character and call Of stewards
occupied ulost Of This session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
Disnsters, &c.

Io.s or Snip OcRAs MoSaRcn-The snip gAh'i -
Ke.s Can't, Delano arrived st this port last nSh s -,
don rroogts. March H. lat 800. long ol5 isl IA s IN
Oliver ia Booth 10 DAYS nom AeIandEls ior NeH - ~,
nas her with provisions 6c, and took nom an ,hs
srrv Of n. ship Ocean Monarch, who fonndee' oh
~ ine, The Oliver IL. Booth had previously zen ssaS
boat bciuxns 10 tho Ocean Monarch, containing .ne
M. CarpsnSer hissn, aid ~ Of the crew o. 'u.' ~
1hey make tho following report -. N..yeh
T6. Ocean Monarch. Capt Page. sailed nom w..
Nsrcb Nlth cargo Of wheat. aoar. Sc, ooeaa "a 4,
ncol ana experienced very nexyy weathsr "
III 4, lorg 80 during violent gale nom = w .eils'
and in wearing the ship struck by very heavy ,a ~
-. The ,rcAs OF every hibg movcsnle and ine Ts.1
ir,ng The vessel Suddenly spnng LEAK 20 ssen sos.,
-, h. va. Inaccessible TO d. yIiins with II lne
var, orte-od 10 be got out when four ~eIe mnrd" 49,
az esd and alongside, the larger ofwhich was % 49,
and c, adrin by Of the sesu,cn IN IT, ne saPP0S
,sor- would get in aud swamp IT. A ,hs vessel
Tn,y ,ate taat they then attempted 90 reich 'ne Asr
.rsin hut could not and she soon oui 81 the
.I.y Len mt PAGE the lat ohicer, cad TOO ron
er-s were snl board the .Ep and zoe b,".s sLisf
She hai hen 70 feet OF water IL hv hold and IA ifs
vrry ct Tho carpenter had his leg broken 70 80 ,ks
boat After remaining q hoars IN the BOAT tns navy ,l
M hv chr Oliver A. Booth, from AieAanirs~ ~ I,,.
snd sno,eqnrntly Elk OF them transferred 70 mp cd q.
k,eer wno supplied the schooner WIN pronss "a ! u
IA ehfonometrr Caps Delauo advising 'h.xy \, n
B.rsila which they said they would DO, slses
,Sant OF ali, Ac they shaped their course ,o esll
Th following CARO- board the ocean M, ne -
I.rels hour To- d. bushels wheat 50 "a do so a, la srd
L,sr "a bsres pork 80 ol0 pounds tsiow' ..uss
ia 900 do bacon 1000 do. shsnders' ~ usie''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
fBy 1'elegraph.l

CHICAGO Saturday, March q 1861.
balloon wac sent TO the feet OF Commodore
Foote yesterday, for the purpose Of making recon
noissance Of the works Of the enemy.
The dspatch-bost arrived this morning. and repre-
SCENTS that the condition Of affairs q! Island NO 10 is
without change.
The mortars and gunboats indulge in occasional
shots but far, without further percopbe results
special dispatch to The Post Of this city Gays that
only four shots were received from the Rebel bate
ries at Island No. 10 yesterday, ana that our ieet
fired about thirty.
There are numerous reports that the Rebels are
evacuaug tue leland and marching across the penls-
sala to Merriweathers Landing 70 Is impossible 10
ASCERTAIN the truth Of the reports but existing CIR
cumstancee favor them.
CuRo SATURDAY,, Starch o. I,o1
The latest alyicee from Island No. 10. which are
later than those brought by the dspstcn-loat which
arrived here NJ i clock this morning, sss that The
position OF the Union gunbosts aud noFsrs ha' aoi
changed.
Firing Is kept up at intervals TO prevent thee enemy
from strengthening or repairing their works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24

the Rebel position here, and proved it even more
difficult to take than Columbus would have BEEN
Though not approaching nearer than within mile
and half, we have been exposed, at timed, to four
Of their batteries at once; and il we ventured into
close range, the probabilities that they would
destroy the gunboats. The tenacity with which they
maintain their position at the water battery is Won
derful. The guns not casemated, and we have
been dropping ot in and about the work for nearly
six hours; but do not to have dismantled more
than two or three, while two Of the others keep up
a vigorous and accurate fire. AS far as we can
judge with our glasses the parapet is mostly torn
away by the explosion OF our shells. The mortarS
do not yet display the accuracy anticipated. Com.
Foote will doubtless be able to take the works. but
at greater sacrifice than supposed. There should
be much larger land force here TO cooperate with
him.
Mdaigkt.-Our mortars are throwing occasional
shells, to keep the enemy from repairing damages
during the night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
7sceting ~ the HepWbaicDD state
Executive OInatissee.

ALhANA. -niuihtNi Va I'd 90 t.-,
meeting Of the Executive Committee 81 tee
Republican Stete Committee was held at the Dela'
van Home this morning and the following reho-
lntions were una ,iously adopted;
Re'plced That th Executive COMMITTEE have tun conh
denco In the National Administration, and In he patriotism
deity and ability Of tho Republican President OF %. lniec
Sstes aud pledge him their cordial and earnest support IN
auying into ehect to principles Of public policy on "h.eA
he elected.
Reioisd That hail with profound sAsfsetion The tn
umphs o. the contest with rebellion and believe
the integrity tho Union will be restored and the
h. Cousuon established all tho states and Ter
Iitors, Of tb. United States =,
Rlces That We hail with oqusl satisfaction the evidence
that e political principles Of the Republican patty have been
nly established In the conduct OF the Government and are
essential TO Its future Alton
that Slavery hereafter bc extended into any Terri
tory " the United Ste,ee pcr esp flo pouca power when