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0OMMRROfAL.
NEw VORk aAEKEE-Aprn u


FLOUR-MarEaf sRleo better Win mors solng
fof export sud Rome snsG r ptio1. daFFst closing
FateoT quist. and noldss are rrthef more dlspossa
ssles iIso0 bbll q S4,sios.75 hr Supornns state;
N,to94a3 fog extra states S&,aoD4.I5 log guparhns
Ssassrni k4,s5ee,lo ior common 70 medium sztEa
hoop Ohio ss,5oees, Us ioF trsds brlndS.
gAEADA EIgUR'-MaTkst Z aFper with N
lDrins, and Is 81 sl5 iof Winssr sITrs
sfG tIDUh-narESs quiot AId steady. salal
.CBItA kIKAL.-Mzrkstg guist ana nOminanT un-
WHiiisKY-msrkss rules hs,vy. s.ls. 80 bbl,
at 22H021e ior state; DHo for western.
EAF-market contlnufa heavy. fala 51l
6SsS Winter F,S SsstsTn = H. zoe Sgss 3i5sS o
before reported 5000 bush HtlWaukes club 20 AZ
rive from he 18th q Nay 9 ans lith e sl,os; -
9 20. Sons helders refuse % soli below sc.
BAR LEH-aarksi quiet at soa95e.
export. Sales q, 900 eu1h g t90e9ke lor mixed
wesern IN store and dellysrpdj g .9se for south
1ITIs AZ Ie,sys B,ldl,,i yslloSi 20 ~ ~ Z.
for gsrsss, Uanads, Wsstsrn aad state.
modsSSss s.l. s Ia az Ss e Z. e5 s9s 0, g ri
Porto kieo g IAei % boEsa Havana at 7A0.
MOlssA5sl lse-A aTket Continues arm with good
and % bhli Cuba muscoved0 a. 1s5Sc; 81 hbds Bar
dos a. 25e by auction rs hhds and g teFues Porto
POkK-Nsrkst duII and unohanaod. SALES so
ools a. ttl2foou15 Tor ness sl2250l5,5o Tor prime
nEER-MsTket quiot and frm. SALES zoe bbl1
81 r. 5o5s5g coantry prims t5.50a8,0o for country
mess gl2000l9s60 for FeDacksd me1s ylfcosetsl q
PRIME mRRs BRRF-haIkss suist at S7o,oO
HEER HAn1G--Markgt dull aG ylIul9l7,5u.
CIT o. AEATS-Market dali. 5alsa % packages
Ct Afsa6e for ghouldersi 5jfG64c fof hams.
HADilN RIBEB-MarfSt dul. sales 100 boEs1
short ribbed middle Ct 7c.
.L.ARD-Markst quist and STEADY. Sales i,Osl
bbll a. T5f066o.
BUTTER-sslling At SeIlo br Ohioi is0as
OHKRsR-Mhrksa arm as s[aso,
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Ole slek md Weusdsd.

The steamer Empress on Friday carried tc
St. Louis the following sick and wounded
Ohio soldiers;
6'h Reuiment-W. HaWek.
6stb-W Beatty, typhoid lever, died April
Iet6; John 3 Graham, typhoid fever John
Walker, wounded; William Burnhsm, pneu-
monia.
Gs'h-S n Conn, measles.
SSH F Powers, disrrhea.
72d-Lieut Andrew Kline, wounded; 4
HeoVer, DO.
70th-John Thrornburg, wounded J D
Taylor, do; John Raysey, do.
56th-JO Wood, wounded; Reuben
Saith, nephritis; Nathan Dolby, pneumonia;
WI Patton, do; Vim Perkins, do; John
Shaw, rheumatism.
i6th-Thos HursebergeF, oongestiYe fever;
Dsniel ReedeT, intermittent fever.
9sth-Finley Mcdonald, congeItiVe fever;
Geo swift, typhoid ever.
b1th-A Harris, wounded; n Beaver, do I;
n HaFEis, DO; n Brinckley, do.
4oth-A n Troby, wounded; n Dunni-
lon, dcj " B Zimmerman, do.
27th-P Groves, wounded.
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OhIo LesIulaturo.

In the Senate on Monday, on motion of
Mr. Hitchcock, resolution was adopted for
,he appointment Of committee to confer
With the Governor and others and report
What further legislation, If any, was neces-
sary for the care and comfort Of Ohio SOL
dlers. kessrs Hitchcock, Sinnet, McVeigh,
Kelley and OoOnnsE were appointed said
committee.
Ia the HOUSE, the Senate joint resolution
providing for sn adjourned sessisn was so
amended as to provide for a sine de adjourn
nsnt on the lst Of Nay, and then adopted
90 yessj IS nays. Mr.. BAbcOCk, Of the
Opyshoga delegation, voted against; Nessrs.
Dickman and GrisWold not voting.
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Lous Of the OhIo Sgth.

From letter Of Col. Nungsn TO his wife,
PabliHhsd in the Hancock Courier, We learn
that the 67th Ohio lost in killed and wound
Cd q, and 90 missing. BE mentions the
following killed and wounded:
Capt Gribben killei, shot through the
hceasf Lieut. Dixon, wounded; Capt. Mott,
wounded in the thigh; Capt. Ohas A Jung.
hsnns killed, shot through the head; Order
y Sergeant 9 " Routson killed; Calvin
Baker and James OSWilEer mortally Wonnd-
ed; Nat Blake seriously wounded; William
6ehwah in anklei Stephen Jones in thigh /;
Lieut Henderson wounded in back part Of
head BY shell Captain Skelton seriously
wounded in right arm
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Among the killed in the skirmiIh at York
town on the 10th, was 3. Grow, of Mercer
county, Pa, q member of the SD Pennsyl-
Vania he was shot in the head. Among
The wounded was Jokn Cochran, of the same
county, Sergeant in %. F, 67th Pennsyl-
vania, Who was shot in the leg.
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Gen. Fremont is said to have entered up
On the active duties Of his Department on
Monday, and will continue in the fsld in per-
son. That is as 1t should be. This thing Of
Major Generals remaining sfar of from the
Geld snd sending hands to do the work is not
exactly the way to doit.
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AnYAhRls6h hRFTRna
Fsosday. Aprll %, 1854.

- All letters advertised are sublaot % sn extra
Oh 1fRa OF ons cent. Persons calling Tor them VII
plea5e pe prepared with the nsoeasaFY change.
- The omca vii Be open 81 ~ A. n. and Close
g - =. n. bnnoaya-Omcs open nom A. -. 20
l0A. n.
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AELAHTIo AND GREAF WEsrERH RAILROAD
The New York Tribune says It is under
stood that financial arrangements have been
oouBumamted By which the prosecution Of
ork on the Atlantic and Great Western
oad win be resumed with energy.
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nj a r IN q.
PoRT oF oLEYELANp.
EurzazD-Aprl q.

ESTERED-April q.
stmr. May Queen, VigeF, Detroit, 40 packages
sundFies.
Sehr. Rose DOuseman, Richardson, Buffalo
CLEAEED.
Schr. Rose Doussman, Richardson, Buffalo, 1sO
tons coal.
Sohr. Petrol, Peltier, Lexington, 55s # lumber,
100 kegs nails, bbls oil, 10 tons coal, 10
boxes soap.
Schr. Mary Brown, Brown, Chicago, 800 tons
coal, 5OT bbls water line
scOw VIM. Kelley, Lester, Saginaw, X tons
hay, 10 tons coal.
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TDE1 WOUNDS "A correspondent says
Thomas BOnham, Of the 4lSt Ohio, received
ihrss wounds, one through the breast one
In the thigh, and one through the hand. he
received them all at once. BE was brought
70 Cincinnati on Sunday.
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CHIcAGo a1AaKFT-AIrIl :.

III EAhaqhAEHsL
HLOUR-Markgt 50 higher
WHRAT-Markst kc hiFhsr with a Rood do
mane. kaiss at 7s97s1s for No. L 7a0711So foE
CORN-Msrkst firm and quiet ct 255fo for nlizsd.
EEOEIPTs-7rsUo bbls hSur; 6,sOj Dusn WnsaT;
. 600 bush corn.
sHlPlIRNTs-4OO bbls hOuri 5000 bus wheat;
2i,QO0 bulh cUrn
EEiGHTs-77o On Whsas to BuaAlO and llNc
ExCaANGR-UnohansoL Cold 2 = cant
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The two counties, therefore, contained Is :
5ls whites, and 1884 slaves. These facts
will be sufficient to explain the slow pro.
gress of Washington to every candid and in
telligent mind; but soPhistry and falsshOod
themselves must suocumb when reference is
made to the parallel career of the surround
ing country In comparison with that in the
northern counties, where the slaves are not
numerous. l have already stated the popu-
lation in 1890 Of the two counties Of Mary
land, from which the present District of Co
lum6ia Was cut of; but for the sake of the
contrast with later censas returns will re-
peat them:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

STEAMER TRAYELER--This steamer, which
has been almost entirely rebuilt, and Is now in
excellent condition, left Detroit for Buffalo Mon
day evening, and on her return viii take her
place on the Lake Superior route.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
Oaeers oflho Oraad LOdEo Of Ollie, I. Q.

The votes for officers of the Grand Lodge
Of Ohio, I. o. 0. F, have been counted By
Grand Master ". F. Slater and his assistants,
rauulting in the election Of the following
geatlsmen;
NV. G. Master, o q. Bsboock, ofBrook-
lyn, ouyahoga county.
3 W. D. g. Masier, James FusOn, of Wor.
thlngton, franklin county.
Miami county.
~ e eeereaEy, Wm. Q. EarI, Of TOIe-
4 " g. Treasurer, B. n. Ayrss, of Day.
B. ". 9. Representative, VIM. OhIdasv %
OincinnEd, Hzmilton county. VI
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OsosoIIdatiou Ofthros skeleton Rsgiments.
The Cincinnati Gasette learns that CoIonels
sargeants, Sleioh's and McGrOarty's regi-
msnts, now at Camp Chase viii probably be
consolidated this week, by Adit. Gen. Buck
insham.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

Totals ls,5lS 1854 B.ssl 1884 25.7ls 1850
It is not wonderful that the shower of GOLD
has had 90 little effect In building up q city
which is surrounded BY country whose
population was less in 1850 than in 1880
Who can be surprised ct the result2 The
two counties contained Is, 5l3 white inhab-
itants In 1880, and but Il, ,sse in ls6Ol They
bad also suffered = slight diminutlou In the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

The Richmond papers claim that the reb.l.
tosk six thousand prisoners.
General Prentias and another oRcer Of the
National army, who were taken prisoners
Eere sent 70 Richmond, where they have a..
riVsd.
Ths rshois admit loss Of thrss thouu,,5
g killsd and wounded, and about two hun-
dEod Pzisonsrs.
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-. sEOoK nARKRF-Aprn p

mONEY-Markst easier e. 5Gs > esls for loans
on call strictly prime paper scarce and IN dsaand
at 5kA6S , cent.
STBE LING EXOHANGE-Markst hrm at
nlA9llA for msrchanta and ll78ll2S or bankor8'
bills.
GOLD--A1msriean arm at INeIE , cent Prs.
MUM Oahftrnia gold bars are quoted at ~ .
cout premium.
GOVERNMENT STOCKa-markst hrnar.
United States g 81 9l09f16; $40 Treasury Notes
are firm st par, aud interest.
sftguAE-eiarksg steady but quiet Chicago q
Rock Island 5i9t Galena Uhio 60 SIX; Cleveland,
OoluW bus Cincinnati ll25f; Iligoig Central GcEiP
635s; Panama l2li Mtchigan Southern IN; Mirhi
gan Central 50: Erie ~ 6G ETis prafsrrsd 6l5fs
Cleveland Toledo AZ; Pscihc Nail 100; Erie sth
bonds 81; New York Central s.; Missouri g. A9h;
United states 8 II Registered s9S; United State s.
qTH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

We learn that Capt Mcclure, Of 90. a,
z4th Ohio regiment was alig billy wounded in
he foot ct Pitsburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

The returns Of the recent election in West
eEn Virginia come in very slowly, but 50 far
ssrsosived, show large msiOrides for the new
ConGitution and emancipation. Nineteen
counties give 5,2ss votes for emancipation
B and AlO against. Vote in favor Of new Con-
tfltutlon, Il, SIS; against s7s.
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lST

OSP-FOUE NOT1s uF HAED-
IL fso 81 ss68 20 sach dated March 8, lssa. "a
~ SO g g non - ani one yeaf nom dats- 80
als9r oatol a1q one % so u dte nos romsm tsr5ii
ane PayaolollE o. MAE nonihl aflor dat8. Ai56.-
lano DoiloF feie Co, end rssd b. John Oufh17rir,
ise Anenr q the,e lagefg wiz b libsranr rssr7 Il
b leaving them At y. A. DE ans Ofics - ~ =
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unHl the war is over or Mcclellan takes
Yorktown. We 80 prepared to camp out
and rough # generally, and ezpec. to be as
black as mulattos before we see Cleveland
again.
Our boat leaves In an hour. We shall lay
Ia stock Of hard crackers and cheese, leave
our baggage here, and be Of.
HGstily, S.D.P.
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ST. RORGE's -
BENEVOLENT s90ZETPS
ANNUALFESTIVAL

The Annual Festival Of the st. GsorgsB Bsneyo-
lent Socist7, Of the city OF Ci Tsfsd win t.iee,
at the Angler H0uss, On
st. Georges Day, April 2Sd, '62.
Dinne- viii BE- esTved at ~ clock precisely, aud
ample aeosmmOdaEiens will be d ads f1r Two Huu-
ored Persoas lsmbsra ara respectful , requested
% ocure tuer Tickets before the duy OF ths Te1lf
Val, the number being limited to two hundred.
- koanf fggloU's Band viii BE- IN sft. ndsucs he,
Dancing viii be undsr tho manassmenE Of \. W.
Ballou.
9 % nad of the rresideni, b. tair, T. BecE ~ R
ereennslos 7, A. NJ ALEffk
Presidalt.
sIEWABDS.-r. Dixon, g. ereonaald, ,. Huns.
ingdons ,. lndtan. R1r7Ts55i
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SATURDAY MoRH1HC

We have just secured passes BY boat to
Ship Point near Yorktown. tis said that
an order has come ont this morning that
hereafter no persons will be permitted to
lsave that point by boat If that is 50, We
ask Of you to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

- Persons calling for the above will please say
I" Advertised" H. UOWLk5 p. n
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On BoARD TaR GBoRGIAEA, SRoH
BALTIMORE TO FoRFREss hoNROE,
Anril f8th 1897

BALTIMORE TO FoRFREss MOEROB,
April 18Th, 1854.
Nh delightful morning and the Bay hes
BEEN smooth as Ouyahogs river since We left
Baltimore At last night. We shall be in
at Old Point about Q o'clock, and until that
time we amuse ourselves with watching the
innumerabls hOcks Of ducks which frequent
this Bay, and in gaEing through our glasses
at the distant shore whore an occasional
lighthouse breaks the mOnotony Of the
wooded bluGs which mark the shore.
We are now within half doEen miles Of
the Point and every eye ls strained and ev-
cry glass lsvCisd at the various objects which
interest the new comers. Whether there is
any thing in the Roads beside water, and how
many camps, If any, l saw upon the shore,
shall not tell you. That Is cOntraband In
formation, suppose, and I shall not allow
this letter to be stopped for any such Illicit
information as that. Enough that we see
the Monitor In all her apparent insigniAcsncs
and strength, and that she lie indeed, IL sp'
psaranoe . "cheess box on = raft" II the
Nerrimac will come out to-day We may have
9 sight ct q naval battle
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ST0EK

A RTISTs'S MATERIALS -.
ment Of OIL and v aler Uoi0lg, Bru1hss,
Canvass Pallets Pallet cups, Pallet Kui - r-t
lee5 st2e4ls ottesenaf9l lf4Trnli W rrf1 - -
Aft n ~ n araaenesl &C. 80, at lhoi---i.
retallt g ,. B. DOUGLyss 81 Il fd5q --na
az S,oDorior street.
DHOTOGBAPHIC ALBUNs-
- We hsEs iust oBsnsd z larFo md SniopSd -.
s ssssllsa. 81 a mans Oeid frarlsl, Car porf5 ~
--s.es - - N1lSA - are sailing at ForV l1W
'ilSSi iSSisRR &B' Do0eLAss 9 QJ-,
GILT FRAMF8--
~ Oval Gils aud Rosewood Frames,
-. SllaEe allt and Rosewood NrnneI
N-TOdd Francs made 70 order
....,,. B. p. DOUGLASS B 90.
No'e'hi4 ~ aup1rlor Btra1k
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CFoubauah after the BIsauest nlnn---Ho
JIeTs mere Ihnn no BarGainsd for.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

INITIALS.
Secretary Cleysl nd City Ledge No 10
Union lrOn WCrA8
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sLAvRRY m THE DTsRn1OT.

Speech Of Hen. n. q. alatS, Of Dhio, 10 the
Houss of Representatives, April H. 1881,
ostho Bill for the Release Of CeFtaiu Per-
sens held 90 Scr Vioe oF Labor In the Dis
tFiot q Columbla.
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WANTED.

SCRAP IRON WANTED
~ Blsek1mlthG can always gsf TIE highest mar
Est price Tor seTsD, &c - 1854
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05
Blacksfllithing.
ok River Insurance Company.

OFFICE, No. l. Bushnell House Block. Belol]
~ Wisconsin ~.
Not over 3, 900 insured in risk, or in eire'
of eight rods.
DIRECToRs.-John Barnes, o. Perkins, ); %
Bushnell, j. {. Maxz ell, NJ. A. Norttrop, C. T. Wh.
ford. F. y. Clark. A. b. Carpenter, Z. l. Currle-'
B. Whitford, Allen Gibson.
OFFicERs.-C- B. Whitfor., Secretary j. j. B BUS
nell. Treasurer j. Barnes President NJ. A. NorthIOE
Vice President. C. ?. Whitford, General Agent
FRANK ]. ROWE, Agent,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
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THE MINING PUBLIC

Uniformed that prepared to make sHEEr
notice
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05

- -
.JOtsn p TraRslc1.
,D ,~n
, ,,,,,>-c
Mining d District demand demand an Establishment with
csn he obtain.d At low prices WiIlkeen constantly
ON hand
=
Blacksmithinp Tools.
R,;I1;no. 1I.o~;l
N'"5 .'"'oiiai'
Mining Tools,
of m b 6SSp ha han9 d at all times full
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
And he shall endeavor from his prices and quail
lie has on hand w[ong9 hoS and cut Rao Nail. coT:
sd: eo log
Ever Inc ~ t.'g ~
Ifsrdware stock And he asks an examnato On his
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05
Manhood.

HOw lost, how restored again. Just published in
l a sealed envelope.
ON the Nature, Treatment and Radical cure o
SpermatorrhOea, Seminal Weakness Sexual Debil
ity, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions. Undue
ing I'm potency, Mental and Physical Incapacity.
BY hob. J. CulyerwelI, ". D., Author Of the
q Green Book, &c.
The world-renowned hor. in this nirablo lee
ture, clearly proves from his experience that the
awful conseq OF selfabuse may be efectualIy
removed without medicine aud without dangerous
surgical operations. bougies, ments, rings or
cordial, pointing out mode OF cure at certain
and eifectual. by which every sufferer. matter
what his condition may be, may himself cheaply
privately and radically. This lecture will prove
boon to thousa nds and thousands
Sent under seal to any address post paid the re-
ceipt of two postage stamps, by addressing
DIR CHAS. J. KLINE,
127 Bowery, New York
Post Box 1856.
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JOB WORK
Il i. Il Nj 8 G y = II

OF all kinds done with eatnes. and despatch
All work done at our establishment VIII be war
ra1:sd in every part cular.
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AGENTS w ANTED
OUR TERMS ARE CASH

F-e Js5H make Htrro} ard safjsfceforu orrau 2
lrrfS ruth rczp0asiaic parties ukn MID ll.c
f41is,h themselves IA g lucrative and ornament bus
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05

And he shall endeavor, from his prices and quail
~ Of goods, to make it object 20 all to purchase
OF me. ins tead of going to Chicago OF Galena
lie has on hand wrought and cut Nails, Cord
age Miners Spades and Shovels Bellows. AnTIls,
Sledyes Vices. Pipe Boxes wrought A1iet, kliptic
Spring< row bars coil log and trace chains Manure
Forks H.y Knives. and the best
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05

rVLE NANtFAN I [ fI.FsS,
~ lIolc~a e V house - " ilIiam street.
C-1sar II liberty Street. NEW 40 X.
Fall descriptive Circulars and Prices Viii be furnished
~ iy on application.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05
n ew Drug Store.
]. B. & c. r. MOFFETT,

7 tho sign OF the Golden Mortc Monett's Block
N Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05

At the old stand Cf Lanyon Son
Commerce Street, Mineral Point.
Feb2I, 1850. ST,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05
Old Belle FJeur Brandy; Gin;
Port, Juice, Madeira and Sherry Wines,

for medical purposes. Assortment Of PERFUMERY
and fancy articles.
We warrant every article sold By 10 be just
what it is represented. Our goods purchased
from manufacturers and importers, so that We can
and viii sell at the very lowest figures for CASH.
Mini Pt-, May 20, lSul. 2l-u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05
)EVLIN & PRATER

! The customers Of the old hrIp respectfully
invited to continue their atronaget to this establish
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

Ishall keep On hand at all times a full assortu1en
Of the above named goods at
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05
JOHNS & CRCSLEY,

We can Give abundant proof 81 All claim in favo
Of improved Roofing materials having applied then
to several thousand Roofs in New York city and Vi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-05
INCEPlEN CNNSUaEP
Dr.. Dods' Celebrated Wine Bittars

Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases Of th
Nervous System, Paralysis, Piles and for all cases re
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A letter published in our columns from

More u1huIGuitnEGs
A letter published In cur columns from
eur correspondent with the 1851, will com
mand attention. It gives still more evi-
dence Of the imbecility which has con-
trolled the campaign in Kentucky, under
BueIPs management But what VIII par
tieulsEly strike the thinking man, even
more than the seemingly useless marches
sndlsbOr Of the regiment, is the evidence
therein given of the disObedience upon
the part of ciicers to the orders issued at
Washington. Il has been distinctly or
dsred by Congress that no officer shall en-
psoy himself or his troops in The return of
figi ipe sIaU,s and yet We have an order by
General Gilmore to shut out all fugitives
from his lines, under no circumstances ad-
hitting them. All those now within the
lines are to be reported to headquarters,
and from the tone of the order, there can
be but little doubt that they viii be thence
turned over to their former masters
Now all this is not only barbarous, but di-
rectly disobedient to to the orders to which
General Gilmore and every other officer of
the army is subordinate. In the beginning
OF the war, when the rebellion was appar-
snty or email and feeble proportions, and
when the negro had not been 50 intricately
tnterwoven into all the conduct Of the
war, there might haze been some excuse
for a partisan general refusing to harbor
fugitives; but at this time, after all these
weary months Of fighting and marching
and dying; after the armies upon both
sides have swelled to gigantic proportions
and fresh levies are called for to put down
thsrebellion; after hundred thousand and
more lives Of free American citizens have
been offered up in the defence Of the na-
tional honor; after the outrages upon Union
men aud. women have reached a point both
In numbers and ferOcity unequalled by the
records Of previous barbarOus warfare; af-
ter the negro has been used by the rebels to
build their forts, raise their crops and keep
alive their armies which would otherwise
have starved after the persistent use Of
the negro on the part Of the rebels has
forced Congress to take official notice Of it
snd to adopt measures to cripple that ele-
ment Of the enemy's strength; after all
THE, for a Brigadier General to set up his
feeble authority against the law Of the
land, and declare that no more coutrabands
shall come into his lines, is evidence Of a
toadyism and puerile subserviency to the
tender sensibilidcs Of the rebels which is
nsuseating to the last degree.