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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
AVER
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick. feeble. and
complaining. Are you a9t o!
ossis-r. Win your sysIela de-
ranged. and your feelings nii-
caf.li.srtai,sei These = mp
1 n.> az, often the rreil,ie .
serious illness. some ut 81
sickness is creeping upon ycu,
and should he u, erfcl - a
timely u-e OF the riGiit rem
ely. Tale Ayers Pills. aud
cleanse out the tiiso.dcged iu-
l!e. purify tile ! iooi. and
let the iinis.s move un uncJ-
structrd IL health again.
glley stimulate the iuiieti rs
OF the body into yigcrois, &c
tisify- purity the system from
tie oiiSirugtI.pns s. i.il-li iu'sis L
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
4Ici. cFett's Temple of Art.

NOW Gtts1 up in style superior any gallery in
L the West; ha' ing mammoth say-ight which ena-
bles h- to do better work than done III the old
style.
Secure the shadow the substance fade"
OF th~- whom We dearly love. Thou knowest not
what day may bring forth
- here am who plays with Ike sunbeam. painting
with the pencil Of FIRE, bright faces the FURNISHED
PiaterosiaS Light here and casing shadow there
producing creatures Of life. health and Joy.
am prepared now, take all kinds Of pictures the
beautiful Ph2tosa rs which admired by the low
Of art, also the $ lie Il Stereotype which are
surpassed by any pcture-indeed al Kinds Of pic
lures that can be tsn manner far sup rior to any
ever taken II this city. All invited to call and see
nv rooms and see specin rs all work ed
L, suit or 70 charge. have splendid lot Of fine gold
lockes fancy cases and frames, which l viii sell low
one and all give call. Rooms in Mofetis Block
Up stairs Il AoftEIE, Artist
Mineral Point, Nov. 9th 800 naS-ff.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21

coll settles Ia tife hHiNr a{i 81
it, naftiTal ftiCti',s these u ht ietSfVus
re-t u,on tl.ii4lVeS and the surrounding of,lIs pro-
,l,,-i,g general ..ravs,ii.n. suffering AMI disease
While in this con f,li. oppressed by tis slerstuInenis,
take Ayers Pills AMI how directly iiiei ie-ton the
natural ;eti., IL tin. system with it the busYaat
.Ijn aT l. az ain. AMI apparent ia
this iI.,i iiani + also tre ~ MANY
Of the ,i. ;,ti tl,gel,.us ariners. fhe
u,lrea,t effect rxpeS them Ctt 10y similar ol,Sffuc
tans AMI lerangeh -n'> "t e h3'n''i i"'''"7 - rue
1, ~ ttsy ar, rl!,y ty 81 tlr'in surely, eurei
ly N who know tn viftIs 81 THESE
pills vii neglect TO employ them "sa suffering tr''n
the di-8ttirrs they
fran leading l'ysisits in some OF the
principal cities, and fro.n oier well known public per
F'op. a fso1vc,iiag Merchant 81. Lo'rs ~. J. ls56.
De-. Your Pills the paragon # all that Is
great medicine. They have cuTsi my little daughter
oil nlcer,ns sores upon il anl r that hal proved
incur.le f,r years. Her has been long griev-
o,sy tel with iitcsies al lna. - her skin n Il
la her hair ,iler ,,ur II, size ais, tried
your Pills, and they have cured her
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21

s1LESaOot $40. BR38DW4T. NET TORE.
vI,IIS dtc.ilNE, i eanstrlssei On entirely
1 principle nf aa-cisni~n,. possessing MANY are
sri vslrsb3e Improvements. having been examined
bv the maS nr'fnunt ex'er5 s. an Pronounced 10 he
SIMPLICITY anil Fi.l:F rGfioN cn.l.,inei-
The foliawins ar. lr al objections urged
sgainSt Sewing machines
i. Excessive tai gtr 10 the operator.
2.-Lithiity ct out IT order
s-Expen~r, trouble and loss o time in string
4-foeapaciy to sew every description 81 material
s-p s.gree tbi4 uais. -tile in operation.
8 F4e t.m9rr SeSig !, chine IS exempt from all
iheSe . j-etians-
Il ~ tie /. Tx II StiC fTLE (rIrCH. which viii
neither rip npr iareI. AL is alike both sides
teri,l f.aln ia,taer % tile hnesi NtnSook Muslin.
with cotton, liAcn or 81 thretd, from the Gear eS'
the ines uu lib'-
possible friction, il snooth as glass at :
THEORETICALLY NoIsELEsS MACHINE
Itreqaires FIFTY PER CENT. less power 70 drive
II than any atber pacaine in Market girl" twelve
wears Of se can work il steadily, without i@gae or
INJURY to health.
Itsstrsnrth aaI Wonderful simplicity of eonstrue-
zion render most impossible 70 get out 81 ef'er,
We respectfully invite all those who may desire 70
supply themselves with superior article I" eai' sA'
examine this unrivailed incline.
Bu, in i n.ore especial manner do we solicit tSe
patronage Of
Merchant Tailofs, nseSs Maker
Goa n Makers corset Makers,
Hoon-Skirt Manufacturers, Cater Filters.
Shirt al Bosom Makers. Shoe Binders,
Vest and Pdntalooo Makess
TT Religious and Charitable institutions will be
literally dealt with
PRICE or MACHINES. COMPLETE.
No / or Family Machine, SIS 90 No >. small
.i.ed Manas.c urins $50 co. No. , large sizea man
uf,cturinr. 81 O.
Cabinets IN Ecegy TcTiety
wewant Agents ter all towns n The In'5ea ss.'es.
-. ,,r;.s are MT 81 eadv established 70 whom
rhe,ai aisrouu, kill be -ivet. hpt we NAH no con
;rnn,snts n j. Vic sRTHJR o..
- % sic Broadway. New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
ISCIPiENr CONSUMPTION
I'r. beds Celebrated Wine Bitters

Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases Of tn
Nervous System. Paralysis, Piles, and for all
curing a t.v.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21
As " Family Ps,ysie.

I...1a ~. J.. u. e,If,r1 - Ae,v OTisans.
Your riii- the prime al tpt-,s Their excellent
quIIitis .,,Ss any ctiirtrtic l'A~s lhef
mild hat very sli, I'll ctial ia -iT action the
ior-i. uhfei nt!cs su4le to in the daily
fV...t IL.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21


D.,r lHn AVN; cannot answer trtsft complaints
have witii Pills lr ter than to ~ IL I ace
tfs .csae T,utfi. medicine. place great deepen,
den effect AL ratltrtt my daily contest with
4a -.evir- II I!itt ynr Pills afford Us the
best We Llye, / OF cau.s, value them highly.
piTTsBurG. Pa. Nav !. 1855
DR. J. O. sY-R. Sir been repeatedly currl Of
thu t.ftkrs~ iniv have liz drsr two
OF Pills 1t arise from n foul stomach
which they cleanse at
Yours wrh great respect Ed. W. PREHLF,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-21

- o.
Your Pills have had long trial in my Practice
hold them in esteem uf tile best aIcTeuts
found Their Alternative effect uI,. the liver
Them excellent remedy when EIve i small doses
tito4s dySetrg ant aGTTtosa- Their sigtr-csatfn
makes then, very acceptable and convenient Tor the
OF aud lIlrcIl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08

undertaken, aud to the causes which prevented
it's complete success, in the following ssn-
Although thA short Ind active csmpeign
was. f.o,n cssses clreodk ygerrrd 10, less sue
cessfii than we had reaAon to expect, n hde dc-
co,nplished 1s great and bnportant ottsa cf COO
crirg ne capital Hu troops could be collected Jo,
its defence. Had The army Of the Potomac arrived
fsiC days earlier the rebel army could haze been
easily defeated, and perhsps dssfroyed." sszaasa-
In view of the unsccountabe failure Of the
commander of the army of the Potomacto to carry
out SO important q feature of Gen. Halleck's
plan as the timely junction of said army with
that of Gen. Pope, on the banks Of the Rappa-
hammock, the country has reason to congraiu-
late itself that Gen. McClellan's prediction that
the order for his withdrawal from the Penln-
sula would "proye disastrous in the extremsto
our cause,' was not more completely fulfilled.
And If Generals Hooker, Hemtzleman, Kesrney,
and some others, had been as tardy in their
movements as those generals who, although
landing at Alexandria as early as they, never
reached the battlefield till the fighting was
over, the probability Is that Gen. McClellsn's
reputation as a true prophet would have been
more fully established.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08
THE MCDOWELL COURT OF INaumy n

SATURDAY, December V.
Brigadier General Haupt, military superin-
tendent of railroad construction, was the first
witness sworn. He testified to the general ell
cheney Of General Mcdowell, and said that he
General McDowelD never sought to impose
duties upon others which he was not willing to
perform himself. If members of his staff had
sometimes been required to remain out all night
experimenting the unloading of supply trains,
&C., General Mcdowell had often done the
same thins himself. ..u..s..
lie referred to an article which appeared in
the Tribune Of the 4th instant, compa ring the
time which was required to construct the Aqua
creek railroad under General Mcdowell and the
time consumed under the present commander,
showing u difference of months In favor of the
latter. .
He denied that its construction occupied as
much time as was alleged in this article, and
claimed that IL could not have been CONSTRUCTED
more expeditiously under the circumstances,
General Mcdowell having to contend against
numerous disadvantages, which were no where
met with by the present commander.
Major Tillson next testified to the general
good character and efficiency of General Nc
Dowell.
r. ID. Goodwin asked leave to file certain let
tiers sustaining his character, as in answer to
the arraignment of 1t embraced in the protest
of General Mcdowell against the decision OF
the court declining to permit him to introduce
testimony derogatory to him-Goodwin.
M A 80
gardng the matter as Irrelevant.
Adjournment then took place until this
morning at II O'Clock. .,.. ..........
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08
THE poLlcY OF THE WAR.

The N. Y. Times, substantially endorsing our
views in respect to premature advance of the
Army of the Potomac, observes
at needs no argument to show the defect
and danger of this loose system Of proceeding.
Suppose for one moment, the army Of General
Burnside crippled, and Washington once
more threatened by advancing rebel hosts; have
we q man, in civil or military life. wise and
strong enough to organize an instant force out
of the materials upon which the ordered draft
is besringl And, IL such miracle could not
be performed, how would the country escape
the dangerl'
The defeat Of the Army Of the Potomac, at
this crisis, would involve consequences, besides
that of the loss of this capital, which it is fear
full to contemplate. 1t need not, however, be
apprehended, as decisive battle, except under
ensure success, win be wisely avoided until the
progress of the war, upder the invincible Grant
has placed the Valley Of the Mississippi in oui
possession, and until General Rosecrans, pos.
sessing himself of East Tennessee, can menace
the rear Of the rebel forces In Virginia. The
war in the East may then be terminated without
battle, or, at any rate, without again exposing
the national capital
of examples in history TO be avoided, W,
select the following:
on the eve of the battle between the Roman
Emperor, otho, and the rebel Vitelllus, which
proved fatal to the former, Plutarch relates thai
the true friends of Otho advised against tn,
policy of risking everything upon single bat
tie, representing that "the enemy had received
all their troops; had no further preparations tC
make, aud were gradually wasting their re
sources; while he would soon have from Mysii
and Pannonia forces as numerous as thos,
which he already had, If he would only wait hi
own opportunity, instead of giving one to tn,
enemy Ohio, however, was not guided b,
these counHels; and the opinion of those VIII,
were for immediately hazsrding a decisive bat
tie prevailed. "He seems," says Plutarch, st,
have been no longer able to support himself il
a condition of suspense. Overwhelmed by hi
cares, he hastened TO free himself from thei
weight. He covered his eyes and leaped dow
the precipice; he committed all at once TO 70,
| time"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08
AUCTION SALES.
DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auction,

DY GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Auettoneers.
ID VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR
sale X street north, between Seventh and Eighth
streets east containing about 10000 square feet oi
ground.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust to the sub
among the land records of the city and county ol
Washington, d. C., in liber J. A. s., No. 20i, folios
90, 81 and %, we will sell at public auction,
TUESDAY, the 10th day OF December, 1862, on the
premises all OF square number eight hundred and
ninety $500 at ~ o'clock In the afternoon.
Terms OF Sale; one-third In cash, and the balance
interest from the day Of sale-the deferred pay
ments to be secured by notes, satisfactory to the
trustees and lien by deed of trust the preses.
II the terms be not complied with In five days from
the day OF sale the property will bere-sod at the
risk and expense Of the defaulting purchaser, at
three days notice. Said square is ON one of The
great thoroughfares leading into the city. II is
paved on one side and is about the proper grade.
3. A. PEUGH, Tr,.,a..
JOS SMITH, h"'ees
.... ....... GREEN & WILLIAMS,
dec b-eod&ds (star) Auctioneers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY vINDI.
GATED.

Every day increases the public confidence In
the wisdom of the Presidents proclamation OF
September 90. 1t is proving already to be no
mere paper manifesto" (" but reality, terrible
to traitors. When 1t comes into full operation
on the lst of January, It will surely and speed.
ily crush the rebellion. The Nashville Union
Of November 27th reports as follows as 10 the
condition of opinion in Tennessee;
"The rebel shareholders of Middle Tennessee
| and they comprise perhaps fve-sxths of tn,
| slavehoders--are filled with alarm At the ap
preaching ruin which menaces them. 1t is evi
dent that they do not regard the President'i
emancipation proclamation as bruttnn fflrnen-
mere thunder and no lightning. On the con
trary, they look upon II as the most terribl,
ton, which, as II is the chief corner stone of tn,
Butterput Confederacy, so II is the chief corne
stone of the rebellion, whose death involves tn,
death Of the Southern rebellion"
The same journal reports: ....... ...E
"whoever else may affect to doubt that tn,
proclamation is live document, the rebels o
| Middle Tennessee do not doubt II, and the,
quake in the extremity of their terror as the da,
draws near when 1t shall take effect. In VIII
son, in Williamson, in Maury, In Rutherford
and In Davidson counties the rebel master
have for two weeks past been gathering VI
their slaves, and running them off as expedi
tiously as possible Whole plantations whicl
once counted their scores of bondsmen, coal
black, chestnut-brown, saddle-colored, olive
tinted, and Saxon-hued, are now depopulated
Their former inhabitants have
"'Laid down the shovel and the hoe,
And hung up the fiddle and the bow;'
and have been driven of to Dixie-to the Ian
Of cotton, cotton-rnouth snakes, and cotton
boa lad ..<.Its tatA , ,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08
II ASSES ON THE POTOMAC.

On and after the 18th instant day OF september
passes will be required from all vessels, boats, &c.
navigating the Potomac river. These will be Is
sued by the Commanding onieer of the Flotills
and may be obtained from the naval vessels sta
toned at Alexandria, or Al the mouth OF the river
GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
September II, 1862, sep IA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08
coNscRIPTs CLAIM PROTECTION.
OUR PRISONERS REl.EAsED.
GENERAL GEARY RETURNS TO HAR
PER's FERRY.
STOLEN cERTIFIcATEs.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,
December z, 1869.
Last night was intensely cold, and some OF
the troops suffered for want Of blankets. Ice
formed In the Potomac and Aquia Greek from
one and q half to two inches thick. To-day
the sun came out fair and cheering, but the ali
continued piercing cold. The roads are hard
and very rough. ..H- ..
Officers well informed state that jackson has
arrived near Fredericksburg, and Joined his
forces with those already there. They also re.
port that the enemy have extended their lines
several miles further down the Rappahannock.
The report that Major Spaulding, of the en-.
gineer brigade, is under arrest for unnecessary
delay in the transportation of pontoon trains
| from Washington Is unfounded. That officer
has been commended by his superiors for over.
coming weighty obstacles In executing his or.
ders. .... .. ..0.. 80 r
There have been no field movements to-day.
| ..H f
New YORK, Dec. 7.-The Herald mentions q
report, that tfA Navy Department has received
reliable information of he whereabouts of the
pirate Alabama. ....... . ..,
The Vanderbilt will sail tomorrow, If she
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08

~ The Great Pennsylvania Route.--The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. soldiers tickets at Government rates to
all the principal points In the North and West.
For tickets and further Information apply at the Of
fee Of the "Great Pennsylvania Route" northeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, un-
der National Hotel ONCE open from a. m. to Q
p. m, ION sundays2 to 4 p m. =. /. 2. ..L
y. o. NORTON,
aug 8-Iy 10 ." Lf .'... Agent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08

CAR .--The undersigned begs leave TO in
y form his friends and the public that he has
bought the interest OF Nat. Hines Shaving and
IaiT-dressing establishment No AL seventh street.
near the corner OF G., (opposite the Patent ONCE
where he will continue TO carry on the Shaving
and Hair-cutting business in the latest style.
Thankful Tor past l.vOrs, he would solicit share
of the public patronage
Particulnr iuenIian paid TO cutting children's
hair. WILLIAM L. FREEMAN
de 6--lm'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08

TIIE ADMISSION OF WESTERN VIRGINIA. The
vote upon this important question is to be taken
in the House on Tuesday, and we sincerely hope
it Ia to be favorable to the full recognition Of
this state as part and parcel of our Union.
We cannot see how there can well be any
valid objection to the immediate reception of
this community to a full and complete fellow
ship in the Federal Union.
1t appear to US that II cannot embarrass the
Union cause anywhere, but must, on the con.
trary, aid that canse. Every rood of land thai
can possibly be rescued from the hands of the
conspirators should be at once, with its people,
received under the protecting care of our Gov
ernment in due form well as In fact. We
trust that there is, among loyal men, but one
opinion respecting the fostering care which this
Government is TO throw around the struggling
people Of Western Virginia. This being the
case, the Government should guarantee to then
all the immuniiies and privileges of sovereign
State.
Let Congress receive them, and let another
grand old State beyond the Blue Ridge stant
| forth in defence of liberty and humanity, ant
To the perpetual discontinue of treason.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08

DY }. q. Mcguire a. co., Auctioneers.
ID PIANO FORTES, COTTAGE SUITES, COM
FORTERS AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Ar
PUBLIC SALE.-On TUESDAY morning, Decem-
Der 9th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell,
In front and the first floor OF Auction Rooms,
a general assortment of Household Furniture, en-
bracing-
Four Mahogany and Rosew ood-case Piano Fortes
Rosewood Brocatelle-covered Parlor Furniture
Mahogany Hair Cloth do do
Plush-covered Lounges, Chairs and 0ttomsns
Rosewood and Mahogany French Bedsteads
Cottage Bedsteads, Chamber Chairs
Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus, Washstands
Three Painted Cottage Suites
Hair, Husk and other Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Brussels, Ingram and 3-ply Carpets
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Two Portchominie Vases, large lot Mantel orna-
o ments I.... Hf..
One Refrigerator ...- ......
Cooking, Chamber and Parlor stoves
Together with a general assortment OF House
hold Furniture
ALSO, ..
z To the trade, at ~ o'clock ...
Eight bales Double Comforts, Of a heavy and
good quality in bales Of dozen each, and will he
- JAS. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auc,s.
dec 6-dts [starl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08

10 Batchelor,si Hair Dye--The Best In
the World.--Willism A. Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces color not TO be distinguished
least remedies the il-eects of bad dyes and invig
CRATES the Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
HAIR instantly turns splendid Black or Brown,
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c. ... .. sAff .-..E.
10 The genuine is signed WIN. A. BATCHELoR,
on the four sides of each box.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, Late 2ss Broad
way and 10 Bond,) New York. my PLY
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08

New YORK, December IA special dispatch
to the Times says that certificates, five thousand
dollars each, TO the amount of two and half
millions of dollars, were yesterday stolen from
the desk Of Gen. Spinner, United States trea-
surer. Fortunately, none of them were signed.
Measures have been taken to prevent the en-
craving Of any more Of the same kind.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08

sp The once OF the National Reput'il.
ean is ~ on Ninth street, between Penn
sy1vauis avenue and ID street, tUp stairs.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08

H- Special Notice.--On and after Tuesday,
April l. 1857, the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, Sundays
excepted,) leaving this station at TAO a, m, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mail
Train for all parts Of the West via Wheeling or
Parkersburg Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. W. p. SMITH,
q NJ. Of Transportation b. n o. r. r..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-08
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

There was no very exciting news from the
Army of the Potomac up TO Saturday evening
last. The telegraph line between the head
quarters and this city was broken down by the
late storm. The rebels have been trying some
Of their guns upon our gunboats, but were soon
silenced by our forces. The storm was severe
four inches of snow fell. The enemy remain
ed unchanged in his position.
There was some complaint that SO many
brgadiers were in Washington endeavoring to
get into court martials to avoid active service.
The pirate Alabama captured ON the 18th, the
bark Harriet Spaulding, on her way from New
York to Havana. Her crew, after being several
days in irons, were put on board of the Hiram
| from Pictou, and landed In Fall River. There
is some doubt expressed as TO the truthfulness
of this report.
The story currently reported on the streets on
Saturday that q portion Of our army had
crossed the Rappahannock, sprobably hoax.
The tory secession journals of England are
down upon President Lincoln for removing Gen.
Mcclellan, and kindred sheets in this country,
such as the New York Express and World, quote
these didtribes approvingly. These tory jour
nails have denounced every movement of the
Government of the United States since the war
began. It is enough to satisfy every loyal man
that the removal of Gen. Mcclellan was wise
step, when such papers denounce it. 1t may be
no fault of Gen. Mcclellan that tories over the
water and seeesh sympathisers on this side, are
his friends, but it certainly looks suspicious.