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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
Corresp pondence of the Chicago Tribune

Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-Genera Pope's char
acter this respect ia in honorable contrast with
other general upon whose character the events Of the
past week have shed strong light. Not content with
disobeyDg General Haecks orders to leave the PENN
suIa for fortnight not content with delaying the en-
barkaton and debarkation of his troops 1nreasonaby
long, is thought not content with further piCa
bic delay at Alexandria, he three times dsobeyed the
positive orders from General Haeok, caused bis
subOrdinates to disobey hem which directed him to
push forward the corps of Generals Franklin and Sum
ner to the relief of Gen. Pope delayed their march
three days. giving himsy excuses each time, so that
they did not arrive until the battle of Saturday
over although they might have reached General Pope
had the first order been Obeyed In season to take part
in Thursdays battle, ard perhaps to have annihated
jackson and Longstreet before their
rived And bad Mcclellan obeyed the order On its
third repetition, and had Franklin marched at two
o'clock Friday afternoon, directed, Saturday might
have victory instead of defeat Assistant Sec
retary Harrington, who was at CenterVie yesterday
morning, where he cOnversed with many officers nclud
ing Generals Pope, Reno and Mcdowell, found their
unanimous testimony to be that had ten thousand fresh
troops reinforced our fatgued and halstarved men at
any time Saturday, the day would have been ours.
e" Halfstarved' l say upon the testimony of General
Reno, who said that want Of food caused our defeat
and Colonel Rugges, General Popes chief OF sta who
said at breakfast yesterday morning that be had moi
had anything to eat for twentyour hours and proved
his assertion by his valiant performance at table. The
army had but few supplies when the enemy cut its com
muncatons and rendered it necessary that it should
cut it's way to its depot near Washington AS 1t had
succeeded in doing by sheer fighting, the first mes
senger who came through brought request from Gen
Pope to General Mcclellan, the officer nearest him, fol
forage for his horses and foed for his men, who
sueriDga request not, apparently inconsistent with
the rules OF West Point etiquette and at least usfa
be as from a starving to a me1 aboundiDg to al
| OF
were it not given me- by officials who have the dis
patches and whose testimony cannot be gsnsayed Fht
hunane answer sent by soldier who was loing neal
if not in the headquarters which he occupied last
Nav UPON the laurels of the Chickshominy campaign
listening azy to his staff as they invented excuses iO
failure laid blame on Others SOS and and made
poor general ever before dsgraced them-ths genera
Of the spade and the newspaper as he took the horn
plenty from bis own lips moment, ordered one OF hi
staff to send word to starving brother officer that
would be pleased to send him what he wanted if b
would only send cavalry escort This with tw'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
General Notices.
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE!
-.E. l WILL SELL in the town OF StatesViie, on E6
s#al Tuesday, TIE II h day of October next, "A
--@-- II NEGROES. ~
These young and likely, excellent house
..EuNas
$40 ACRES OF-LAND,
ming the Town, which is good GristMilI, Cotton
AID Press, Dwelling house and all necessary out.buld
...s; all new and coed.
.le House and lot known the Lentz property the
,a5toro which deceased meIchandised also the Old
Yta Of vacant business Lots fronting Main
street, Lot in Of the Old store; North
-.0.zt vacant Lot known the Mclaughlin Lot. Also,
House aod Lot il which deceased lived, subject TO
.sjyw's dover Also, Horses stock of Cattle, 4
.9s5e #gE u, one IhOrse Carriage, top Buggy and
asues,, ana Farming Utensils; Corn, Wheat Oats, &C.
81. The Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE,
at Of which a elegant and fashionable Also so shares
.. stock in ". N. {. K Il. Co.
kg- IBRN5, Accommodating.
s gaJus indebted to this Estate, notified to come
rad and pay up, and all persons having claims against
. stae are notified TO present their claims within the
uaa prescribed by law this notice will be pleaded il
u' VI tlair recovery.
r. F. SIIONTON.
Admir- OF ThCs. r. KcROrie, deceased.
Sent. In. 1852 3-ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

79 HANAWAY from the subscriber, ia the month of
"A September, 1860, a negro named JOE. Joe is
~ about "a years CT age, black COLOR thick set we'll
in Duplin cCUntywas raised Teacheys depot,
5r surray. He is supposed TO Ec lurking in The neigh
uyIhOOd Of IcaChey's.
viii give the above reward for his return to Ile his
amsEt in any Jail where | can get him.
aeg. q, 1902. I-2m*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

Or about the ll.h Of September, somewhere on tie
~ road leading from Wilmington IopsaI Sound Post
once, q email UAGUERRkOIYPE PORTRAIT, about 2S "a
-us, marked the inside the initials - a. h. W..
HE Auder viii be suitably rewarded by returning it to the
s10sr, at camp Davis, by leaving at the JOURN
OLce, 80 that he may Eeli-. JAS. Ii. ROWE.
.ugJ. 2Jth, 1862. l2&6-3t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
Educational,

CLINT. IN kE11ALG IHsTITCTE.
,..fa TWENTIETH SESSION Of linton Female InEti
z lute will commence the lst Ofseptember. thorough
and lent instruction will he provided ia all the hranches
accomplished Female Education.
Do OF tbs advanced prices in provisions, the
&o. ID viii 10 raised to eighty dollars per Session, (2l
H,.i5)
Fer catalogues containing full particulars apply to the
rlU.psi. L. q. GRAVES.
Agg 7.l, 1862. 6O-2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
EOSEPHT. KEEN,

. EXTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared take contracts in his line
1.uess. He keeps constantly on hand, L1AE CEMENT,
raa PLAsTzRMa EAIR, Philadelphia PRESS BKICK, FRE
.la, &c.
h. To Distllers of Turpentne-he is prepared to put
... -tIl- at the shortest notice May 20-37-1y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH THEM2--A gentleman who
reached this city yesterday afternoon that in the bat
tie of Saturday lat Gen. Jacksos reeapured about 300
Yankees Tho previous captured AID paroled at Har
per Ferry. this be tTue s only anOther instance
Yankee disregard for the modes of conducting civilized war
fare We hope such is the sact that they will receive
such treatment as will teach them respect for P"ro'
honor, RicFnond Dispatch,
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antCd.
E1a8sEDIATELx.

WANTED EhAds AIJIAEALLX7
e s. AN ASSISTANT, young man OF good moral chal-
"A acger, capable of preparing boys for College
-.e.s stating terms, ;. W. CLEMENT,
Ken&nsVie, n. (.
-ept l9sh, 1862. lI-5t-5-3ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
NOTICE..

r1 TAKEN UP and committed to the Jail Of ODgow
II county on the 2nd instant, negro by the
- D. GEORGE, who says lie belongs to Capt. James
..--c,, Of Caswol county. The hereby request
ed U come forward prove property, pay charges &C.,
ae wui be dealt with IS the law directs.
E. MURRILL, Sheriff
Sept. II. 1862. Al
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
From Cumberland Gap-Supposed Engagement
with the Retreating Enemy.

KNOXVILLE, Sept PA courier brings intelligence
from Cumberland Gap that Gen. Stevenson is pressing
GA the rear of the Federals under Morgan.
CaunoDadiDg heard this morning in the directiol
of Manchester, and Is supposed he has engaged the
enemy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
General PopS's Report.

name, report of the astounding facts which contrbu
ted late disasters in Virginia, warranted
in printing the following letter from Washington
correspondent received more than week since, which
felt constrained to suppress in view of the then in
credible statement which it contained
Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

NNII.LIAnI rIPP1TT.

.tgTHOLESAIE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, aDd Dealer in
" Paints, Oils, Stus, Window Glass GaTden seeds
.mery Patent Medicines, &c &c, corner OF Front anu
M pt ss Immediately opposite SHAW old stand Whining
. r q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02

Three hundred and fifty will cover our loss in killed
and wourded. Colonel Sheriff., of the Twelfth n New
YoEk, shot badly in the mouth while gaantry urg-
ing forward his Several of the staff and line officers
were killed aud wounded.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02


we learn from gentleman who reached this cty>last
evenng from the vicinity of Suffolk, that the Yankee
army there has been heavily reinforced numbering
is supposed, at least 70 900 meD We also learn that
they have sent 10000 to w ndsor station the
n. & p. railroad, IL miles this side OF Suffolk. They
have narrowed the guage OF the railroad four inches
from Norfolk to Zlni station, miles this side Of
Windsor and eleven miles from the point TO which the
track has been torn up by people and from which
it is or less obstruced to Petersburg.
We would respectfully suggest to TIE government to
have force sent down to indsor sufficient to capture
the Yankee column there and also that at Suffolk
They mostly composed, doubtless, of recruits
lately drafted aud could be baeged by half the number
Of Con!ederates. they should not be suffered to re-
pose there dsy longer than they be reached by
arms. Now is good opportunity to break up this
nsst OF vandas. The game that it is playing is, we
think to accumulate gradually at these points strong
force from the levies and drill them for further op
erati0ns at future day. This game should by all
be blocked ard the ulterior scheme be npped in
The bud That scheme is, We take it, to march upon
Richmond via Petersburg soon as they can collect
ard prepare IN the way they doing large force at
Suffolk under Tie Northeln draft, which they do
unless prevented by speedy and vigorous couDteactye
measures byour government.-Det. E1press, 24h.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer
News 1ronl the Iuus Victory the East.
The following despatch received by Ma jOr Gen
eral Smith trom Colonel DAVIDSON, Military Comman-
der at StauntOn
CoLoNEL-A despatch has just been received from
Winchester dated 2lst The enemy crossed 10000
men The river at Shepherdetown, and were i'm
mediately attacked by Jacksons corps and routed
Their loss very heavy slight. Quite number of
arms taken. jackson has recrossed into Maryland
Il. =. DAVIDSON, Col. r. 4. G. s."
ssnl Later.
The Central train brought down additional news
Of mport last evening, variety Of reports, of
exceedingly delightful description, down, but be-
Dg minus the necessary authority, decline to repeat
them. The accounts of Jacksons victory Shep-
Eerdstown, Of the active condition OF whole army,
ard the generally favorable aspect OF affairs On The
Potomac are confirmed.
We learn courier arrived last night briging des-
patches from Gen. Lee to heGoyernment but we have
not been able to learn the nature of the dispatches
brought Its stated that in tie fight Shepherds
town entire Yankee DIVISION supposed to be Burn
Sides was terribly cut no while attempting to ford the
river for the purpose of hankng Gen. Jacksons army
No had the division gotten we'll into tie water
than Gen. jackson urred his artillery, which, until
that te had been concealed, upon them with terrible
effect TIE river is said to have been almost choked
up with the dead ard the dying. The slaughter of the
enemy iD this fight is said to be greater than at any
time during the wa.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
Professional and Business Cards.

e. cox. W. P. KENDALL, ]. S. KENDALL
CGX KENOALL, d co.
s.0,F MISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE GRO
y gt.L 1.c1 9-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
Faoms Chnt.Hmooga, renm.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 23.-IntellgeDce from Nash
vile states that Gen. Bragg has captured MunfOrds
vile, KY, with 5400 prisoners, besides large mum
ber of negros and several pieces Of artillery, without
firing q gun.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-10-02
ALEXANDER OLDHAM,
2 IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MEX

IL CHANT. ,v,,,,,,ouo> N =
Prompt attention given to the sale OF Cotton Flour, Bd
rga and other Country Produce. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
City OF MINERAL PoINT, WIS, !
Noyamher- 81 $50


The regular rthlv meeting Of the
Common council Of said City was this day
held ut the courcil room. His Honor JNo.
Z TERRY TX Oficio Mayor presiding.
Present - Aldermen ArEail, Jenkin,
Spiclman, Lenshan x Guniry.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The following accounts were then audi
tel an allowed
Cobb & IN lin.h, atty's fees $1,000 pre-
.enteI, $500 allowed.
Geo l. Eros, atty fees $1,000 presen-
/ $500 allowed.
On motion, His Honor the II lyor was
appointed to present the case of the fami-
tie. of Volunteers with reference to oh
tanning volunteer orders to the Board of
County Commissioners at their next meet
in. al og the Aldermen present voting or
the same
On motion John Ivev was appointed to
examine stovepipes within the ny
On motion the Board chen adjourned.
j. Is. TEREY-Ex Oficio Mayor
Attest VIM H. Curry-City ok.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

PoRE TRADE--The shipping of IloGs
from this place IS becoming qnite bust
ness Several hundred fat Hogs have al
ready been sent of and the season has
but Just commenced Mr. JAS. BLoDGETT,
who Is purchasing for an eastern house
seut OF last y K several car loads of the
finest porkers we have seen for naay a
day Mr.. Biod.sett, we understand, will
continue to pay the highest price f,r la;
Hogs through the season.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

FA8Tass ssvtHos.-.f an o. the young
II "a q Iowa toanJy WIS, T. get clear OF
the Draft, taey can DO 80 ly volunteering
ia the Farmers Guards CAPT Whittlesey
his arrived IN this City, ana would be
clad e Get fifteen COOL fighting men to 20
with h:m to the llih Regiment now in
Missouri The llth Is oacered 10y com
netent msn. and an old regiment Icing
IRE IeraLle 70 new one 10 serve IN. We
hope he may be successful in raising the
REQUIRED number.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

Il viii he seen by hanlbills posted
throughout the comfy that ali the Lends
oil the State INK oi Illinois will be offer
el ut Public Auction in this City on we'd
upsd-v next, the l9th inst They com
prise some Q! the finest Farming AMI VI n
e-ai Tanls in the Nest Some Of the best
bottom Lands in the State are among those
to be so.d-yc.l w.,tercI aal very rich in
grass.
The terms or Sale are male easy FOR
the purchaser Any Of the Bonls, Ger
t.fcates or other evidences os debt against
stle Bank, viii be received in payment NJ
par. On three fourths of the purchase
money time viii be given.
This is undoubtedly the most favorable
time Cor purchasing Lanls III tn mining
region that viii be oiercl in a LONG time.
as the entire amount owned b. the Bank.
1iI. he disposed oi without reserve. The
number of acres, we learn is ABOUT 500
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

MoRF CARELESS RsrURrs-!n renkpn
inr The returns Of the Election in Linden
the clerks neglected to return the vote on
commissioner, by which Mr.. Little loses
g'ec. on thepart Of lin len will defeat Mr..
Little unless the soldiers vote not card
from gives him more majority than we an
tieipat., Mr.. Lite is "a behind, with
the ID Cavalry and Miners Guards 80 near
from
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

Is NE hest Nachine in ,he Nnr! for Ha'i' SEWN m
LEh HlnHtact triaZ fIrp'<.> 'Eic-- ~ IL i'e''i-
mer, AMI 5ea,tf ID. ornsmanr-a Fa'
We woIl ask FOR oar i cli~es the sPe-
cial attention 4 YES Mixers ini Dress Nakrr.-a Il
tts. want l.c'tes (,r 10 = 'fgtf Mt s.-it,
aa5-s.o.-S Fhly IN dis te fri 81 ! 81 tn Ma
uftclrug NJ seitae-, mixing like ueu "a i1tsrl tx q
Zach. and destined 90 De i. t.,c4 ir FAai'Gt
-" sc ait i-. "a .i 'iLZ .af5''5 ~ 'if Ht''i
3.ci''sr;E Al-is aEe T. r .itt.lf c,'lfi "TP ks d.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ar %tisa / ia N =
9rton 10 tAs nm r { ti ; h en- D. ael- ~
shat our can I far KIN. pJrc!a.a
Z h p. j. ~ 9,t Il, 70 IA. val le os oar tIacIi -
nnf4c airing P-Ir s.., ia. ii o,iiy E late tat h
.thc eytn toll es,rn II - tie esSeAff efea-H-S ~
,,cli,l b-st tint Il IL ne G4,,r;,st iso5E .ro4t
,'yo IL TIE elm MT f. b. e.qJg-ii-i a. . Ffso
Fsct1ge. II vel ul}er-:o u that o Il. Litter =
Machine Is tn on'y Ftmi Nilehi2f vet Offered 20 th
ri .e-f,tgf, a. 70 ..,s.t ,rf.o4 Wll 49, CO. --
hing. y sewing nachina naopi' AZ" ceni s'aneh :.
'c.n .wle'ge h rr nachi"es ar unequal d far MIN
r nth ~ lsHr p N ar G'S' r 10 Assert "a
h ane hr-ath. that Sf>GEh's LErTeg or A1ilY
MACHINES gro 50rt}. gao 'e fa-/'~! 1tli- l. II ner
rick + "a, tra'r and MI rflv nvi'- th's" n er
4 ~ tit 81 let examiD for thems Ives. and -
what T.gTreE F,sIlLY MACHINES, with III tn re-
cs,' improvements ar ca pahi ( ing. While 'h.v
,u -,g lie rnasf lsctc M, erial 2, r-ert.ou Il
rraiy sta'rd hey a'sp r. r - 'igft mr. niue
'lrjas ag-,,oxss all Ills "a. It rc,hered not
M sail any If tbs FAMILY MAcflNhs yet oIeT,d To
n pubic.
r',e Nos. and T,chne. are r graf capacity and
q, lei -. f's m parp
tinls % Il .!,t and h.ivy :. a.ir Work in Ca-~i,,
frn1nns- Bot and Shoe N"iin:, Heres Maxim etc.
l.. Thev af extra sze, v. s-rn ling ,nol ,it
~ .as. rrler ant sic, he Iqr---' sized dash
Thor" Is '.ir ly ans par ~ a Fr''nn rs ''ttHE tlHt
'nn"t - h.'t fe',s yh i'n tisu ~ had 81. ton
-i,e ir ir-e II. ~ h. abb r
y macEia-s Is u inches ,oe. "nd The -lsi''l. ii
lis y ti-.s "a much thread a. IA -fr.'ls # 'has
Isel f4r .aiio-ag Purposes. III lase machines work
arp n ht,d, r na,i c a. !
. y. -'' n. g. = d IN 20 Re '''
- man tfre.1~e on~ own ~ .: e. aai woul'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

- LARGE SQUAsu-Mr. Francis Little, OF
the town of Linden has our thanks For
present Of Squash Of excellent quality,
which weighs l02 lbs. This Is the largest
we have seen for the season.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

FAT CATTLE The number of fine at
Cattle shipped over the Mineral Pt. Fail
Road has been unusually large the pres
ent season. Several gentlemen are in the
business, and as Composition is the lie
of Trade" farmers are likely to profit 10y
the business
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

CoBB ELECTED on THE uoME NoTE &
Cobb i elected To Con .res. W tho { the aid
OF the Soldiers Vote by about DO majority.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

CoxcEar.-The Inimitable Contine ntai~,
in Costume, viii sing in this City on tie
evening Of the 2lst inst
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

Eaa Sc, ai 3l7 sraGtg
III q -quti'v il srive3 vlaut amy chatge q cs-r.
u e., Il cha go r j.. iou le - Single Ea- T. 81 ;
sowing oHe-ll q re Lr.si, q i1ss. c1a Le es-.3.
THE DEIy1 &c SEAT
attached 4 "a. ~ perstor caa drive aHd aah D.,
nj 81 . = Ee - Ssh - tt5s tr,' J. e e'itS =
tara "ts-4s sa IT. sss Ia saci pit.af Stat s ea
,-i' = e operation and that ~ tllc t=-"
K "A dad t.ias, y. taat lie .EE.st's > - !
e. tie ess.f, ~ Ii "a ise } rs,s EstrAs -.
- Tf5s IJf1N aa- sEartled E4if. ihsit ffie-tth
ae Ulal an I4lsis state fair>- isal, 10 con ist.-
fs % Is
= lI.E onts sfsTa Fs.E.-=-Tis StrT DriH. q are
.gtl-a4 hr 81 -. l5sssf a Co, tH'tie4' = -
-tz Klfsa's aF.{5, manufactured - Iasstli 50 =
a.u ard IIsa.a-s ~. aazssze tftd = fia1 60
irs4e Gran. bril- fessizefhf q : p. Hs-s Ssss3
sfsf-.te q. - i .rs MAJ a.i..i - q
m iB au.i sIat.-ielt. s., hosFef cf-it, faic-
ned g. J. tf.GFtl son itasc df4t-s 4-sua4atft9ra
81 l.,.-sssta, },fks STrlrsts= - O.
ar tae 4 3F.,a- $T-EE FsfF. -. /. GfIi11 D.
n zf4a- g.5 ~. 3 81 star drlsI, 5aRgse uEta Y
I5yt. t5.a IL To. Cs-Esi nj. o, EaHGaiI issi.r
~ slsfae.ssr-s s., - ca sac- BIER iaief - d
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ay 4na - l.rs Sc b, asauGfsei Fea IL Fa, IL
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

CIR o c EIR Il; s ]!
F4RLING IMPLEMENTS.
WOODEN WARE AND CaotKERY.
Can be Dough: Cheaper as
8 Whee1er-s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
r~ n s.-- IF ,ar Y 'nst,-cr,
".x;-,o ai,rry ilrra-y cave.

To1 not pat ia.o he Knazacls Of yoar Hs',anti
Bro hers vall; le or IN re necessary ,if
than - j. OF his
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
rEE Dz1xEc sEn

III -7u'i'r is rls-ea v.slinut any chatge - GER
su y i cha c-sl ir ior. e - Single Ea- 4 81
sowing ole-h 81 ne LF.i q rs. can l.e l.se.i.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

nj 1'3ri- II =. wing AMI prev. ming ever
IT tn' "a 81 80 7pl u;lv IRA tn e.i-e~ 20
~ = 81 Gfirhig sri completely heals the Fri ,lt
Il r.inH=
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

f363 rs, Tgs1E. 1852
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-24

Advertisements published In both the Daily and the
Weekly will be charged the fun Daily rates.
with one-half the Weekly rates added
Business Notices published In the local columns, OF ten
under will be charged for each insertion 81 II
over ten lines. ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named 20 be paid In advance:
Military Companies. Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines % cents Tor each
Insertion over eight lines az this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
wifhou; notice free.
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices Festivals and Excursions gotten up by
individuals associations by churches, at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head of
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, inserted
once In the Daily, will be charged fifty cents
Yearly advertisers to paw quarterly
Announcing candidates for offices OF every description
10 be charged the rate Of 81 SO for each name In the
Daily and 81 in the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- in
all cases. paid in advance.
Legal advertisements inserted athe expense OF the at
torneys ordering and for the legal proceed
ings but coecable at usual time. Publishers not
accountable for accuracy CT legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARkNESS BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ. TliF0RD
President indianapolis Journal Company.