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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25
-dited States &c, 1884, coupon, S9i United
Mates 10 M. 60 Ia Al. North

.dited States &C. 1881. coupon, S9l $50; United
States IS, 1874 so; Tenn State &c, Az d4il; North
Carolina State Ga, 42l a4el; Canton Company TO- O
~; Pacific Mail Steamship Co.. 9S 1854; New-Yorb
Central Railroad, SSl s3ii Erie Railroad 35a 3jii
Erie Railroad Preferred, ~. a5sl; Hud,on Rive
Railroad, 3Ss 80; Harlem Railroad, IL Qi3; Haf
EN- Railroad Preferred, 3lia3ll; Reading Rail
road 80 939.; Michigan Central Railroad, 30 GjJi;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
| 2JI G<0I Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana
Guaranteed, Al all; Panama Railroad Co., ll24 a
1881; Illinois Central Railroad, Ga a 63i Gaena and
Chicago Railroad GSd6sl; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 3S93sl; Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road, 55e5ji; Chicsgo, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, Gli962l.
TIE Foreign-B market is inactive, and nominal.
Asking rates are / e cent lower than the asking
rates Of yesterday. Sterling is nomiually 49, III
rom prominent louses, bat the business Of To-
lay ana Yesterday together has hardly been sufficient
TO establish quotations. Francs are jOOa495.
Freighls-the offerings are fair and rates are
rather iirmcr for Grain 70 Great Britain, 10th III
American aud British vessels. To Liverpool, the en-
gagemens are - eco bushels Corn at 7d7id. IN
bulk; Is 600 do. Wheat at 10. in bags; 1900 bills
Flour at IS ID. -. 6d in American vessels, chiefly
At the latter rate Us ID in neutral ships;
y COO BUSH Peas ats "a. in bulk il British vessel;
800 loXes Bacon at 2Gs 3D.. 200 ties. Lard at @6s 3d.
300 ties. do. az 2s. Cd in neutral vessel; 40 ,uns
Bacon and Lard ut 2js. a 27s. 3D.. co hhds. TalIow
at 25s. in an American and in aneutral vessel lcO
bids. Taow at 27s. Cd. To London 400 bush.
Wheat at Cd; eco bhs. Flour at &c.. geo tcs Lard
at 27s. 3d. and in neutral slips 100 tnns Facon ana
Lard at 80. Cd. 3s; 100 bags Cloyerseed on pr
vate terns. To the Continent, there IS nothing OF
moment going forward. The Charters are Brea'en
brig of $50 tuns TO Cork and a market with Zone
Ash at 2os, and y cent primagei schooner oil Ia
tuns cut TO Havana and home at =, 49, two Amen
can vessels Of 200 tuna each home from the south sd'
Of Cuba with Sugar at 39c., and another OF 800 tur
TO tie north tide Of Cuba and back at Sc for Sugar
TIE busiuess Of the Sub-Treasury was: Roce Pts
s;glC q - for Customs, $4,000; Payments
including redeemed q cent noes SiOil, lJO 81
Balance, s2,7GO,9l3 50.
The Galena and Chicago Railroad earned the thir'
week Of January
lftl.
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Tie receipts from the lst of January for three

Tie Money market continues very quiet In all dep,men'
Sc.sy suy die ssk@d for. except 10 connection
nth IT, Pork trade ard these confined 70 lew houses
TIE sct or New OH Exchange shade co,.r out u
4. tin abundAst a. former rates va; PET buying sens OF
A. pf-ui a. Were trade ~ ali sciiy- and currency IN
usus deuaud the banks would ind it rather boher'os ~
cs'ry pitsem bisD~e'.
M nal. sod .ppesr 20 be wanted and the nsiket con
.nues 70 droop The buSipg Of to-day wa li"i ~u
rr 202 For round the lower rate accepted Inc
Indiana branches continue 10 redeem Indiana bank n'es
= premium.
". .- glad 70 notice tbsi cattle desier' In making
that ,ueIts shau Dc mad" IN it"Asuly
nl ,tiz.t~d wildcat" finds hte favor smaus our SUP
,.u farmers They know tina; The United states !. able
ard willing pay, .pd they liriei 70 y upon ne avn o.
the whole f@opr rather than upon ih' honesty su we
ability 81 any mere private coIp3fnuon NJ tE-'es NOES
are he sId The people Ike "io sleep ou.'
The Boston Dairy Adrertisrr says;
Mon, g. sbuudintIy cay with uitle variation In he
sket The bark TsurDs since te 'usp'u,ion Of srecie
"a tneuis cEc. hu, lt,e interest kank specie +s'ioo
The Mi,raukcc SeHfiHd says;
Their. va, no r.reerble change n the Money nsikst yes
-fIsy Busiuess Guei Exchange easy snd currency
scarce. We qaoie; eu
New York SiTh:........... r prem. prem.
Gold.....................1 a.. prem. prem.
T-es.lry No'es............ p fr-fn. prom -
God VS. ,lld freely The STREET ,ud ~ brokers a. y
cent round nEt ttrs At the fa,t hayi declined hone
ofthc lalscI d,so-- woaIi not pay over cent premium
1,r 81. Louis Republican Of Wednesday says:
"a .aonstaiy sfsif. the.s e. 70 alteration.
ron Tuug low in ssViok. say ll92. consequently J,
1, dull today a. ye,tefdsy's rates.
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Movements of ocean steamers.
TO ARRIVE.
Civ Of Manclss.ef
BROOKLYN.

4 SOLDIER SrABBrD.-An Gitray occurred on
TIdsv night In the drinking saloon No 80 North s1,n
street r.. D. between the proprietor r.t.t ho. M H.
Rr,dy member o the S,t Regiment, now statopsa ~ NJ
mond 8 L. an the course Of which Brady Wa dins rols
,tahbsd by Roden The injured man was ia',n 70 n' a.,
d.rce No y North Fourth street End attended oy 20 al,
phy and North. Brady appears bad enee nom
ssbursb to which place he was seq, S eIen b.
by one OF his ocers snd soppns al TOE hon'e i 49,
la several drinss quarrel dpened into hsn, a. "a
cours, Of which he was stabbed Kocen "S N
taken before Justice Colabsn fer esanins'io' ..,.
RoBBERus-Some time during IhursJa . LET p
lv.uiu o.. Of Mr. Francis knslee 10 Esu,n ~ en-.
d. was ieloniOu,ly entered add robbed :" '"'
value or : 80 Nc arrest 49,, yo III south Sixth
,ree, r. D. reports that Wednesday b,d Of money
Entered during her temporary absence, anu ''''
and clothing q the value OF % Of the house No. 81
ON Wein,.day night the bseren. y Io ,ueceeded In
Eighth stree, entered BY .ses 70 Mr. Widely.
carrying of gold watch beo"s"s"
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PrNao~ OFFICE. june @, 1861.
no ALI. WHOM il WY CONCERN.-Ap.

"a
plicscn having been ns1e under IL. q; o. "a june
1850 Tor The reissue q we Land Warrants oe'c12ed herein
hereby given that tie date following the desc ion - each
Warrant certificate Of Ike tenor viii be issued n no
no ~ so for 100 acres under The Of l947 IN "a
vor Il Brysnt formerly widow aud Lawrence an
s-ces.ed. st iyae in Company C. lth United stsies H.
No s6S io lG acres sned under the a. OF March Io75
In the seth love- and granted on the d day OF jane
No = 81 Tor TO scres Issued under act Of March 1855
iu q Tlons Johns and granted on the 9Th d.
No f226 Tor 60 acre. ued under lie act Of March, 1875
Is the of Poly widow OF John Camp sra ~ss granted
NJ zHG for lGu i.ue4 under the sc q March 1855
IN the William SOFT md g.nted o. lie lot esy q
NJ 20 for scres sued under .le sct Of March lfs5
"a the Of simeon ltaus'e ans was s'aiea a5cA 20
No so2 Tor iC -e, i..pei under re- 4 NJ ,,h is55 IN
she name % Money Johnson widow %. john tslaIts srd
pss g,en,.d August D iS.s-igta Of Ja.gafy lst. .
No. 4so7 ~ gu acres .-'4ed DIR ir o-i Of h'ehi Il5'
h. III. Of Ssrot widow q fvrt N3l' se s.d was
srsn,.d november O. i.ot-JsruaTy Is. lg6.
Nc +7,l5l for To- rcle. Issued 1nie 'r l OF ~
xn The na,no yrus We'd minor co o CyIGs = Ntid.
e-ees-,O. and was ers,ed October d. i'-%i4 JAn'ery
No s4Ca for gO i..al uadr he act Of March d.
RS in th- name johns ~. widow a. John Naa Bls
Arck and granted Ausas; @. LOO te5.aary - lait
Isss Of J-coo FockeF and vac s'ned August
No IS Tor 81 co. suel rnIer tho e. q Nsrcb 1855
fn he 81 Peck aud was granted on tie "a day
al March il5'-froraary o. 1852.
IL for issued under tie act n c-pieli ~,
1ss0 be e. John Denny, cad was s-sr'e- Sc pi-H0e
q. iS5l-Aafcl ], lfii.
No 81 Issued under thf Sc Of September
1S0 10 the name - John ba-'ou sad as granted Mach j.
1gsS-March g. 1872
No - for 100 ceres issued under n March 1858
tnthe OF fafaoas Coos and es srsn'ed setembeS p
1ao-AsTcl - lstZ
no. lIs3 for issned under So Of March 1913
I'm he nse Of oeor ~ " arreu I'D srsu'ed October
= laJS-M.scn Is. 1872.
No ~ "a sr iGl issued under c aci - March 1888
IN a. Thomas Johissu ard granted june y
asSs-Ms.ch u. 1907. -, ,.,.
No 6I5 for srres sued under ~ act Of March 1888
zB be sue Of Abira wiios Of !oLe'usn beard cne VA
Frnpf-d August ias-isrcn 2, laht 90, ,,.,
No 437 g. o sces issued under tie So o. 'isIc4' -
tr ,br uan OF I-siah TAsker mi or co O. EiJ-h H. ~
s~era.ro and was granted septeubs r. l&e-AAfch u
ttt2 ,.t-......,f..-t 100
sn ~. nne = Rufg. Wood I'd, snc vas Antsd January
~ n a." 10, 100 scfes i.s1ei un1'rths a. OF March T.
A. a. naue II Jordan Huns nd siiei Alsus o. 10
March y 1861 -, .. Nil te.s
A. an. n.ms Of uezskiaH smith. aud . e
BSs5-AIrii >. leb| Sy'N' - ~
UTENSILS of lSG0.-POPULA1lONo OF EN II
ST .Ty ~ COZ MITES se the Pop i4ion - d.. pan
iul q e. Of the United ststrs ifosa Toe 81 i'
vii be- fou I'd in TIE TRIBUNE ALBANIA
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Go l1hom |, man Concern.

HFNRY L. RIDER. AttOrucy.at-Law, &C.,
Office o. ltth-st door north of Rg-s Cos Bank,
"a ear tie Sl'e Irvs.ary Wcg aId Navy OepNmei -.
ste attention Eiseu 10 tte prosecution Of csus m tie dit
r. eut Departments" sHd Pensions Bounty sad faY pro
eured for entitled lie No person has gr"ae. t,c
e. for the tusiaets u Wellington; arc par
a., bayipr res rr-@fu Tor the Amy aud Navy Nuiou-
@ War or sersisc vii time md money 10y sqPN 100
10 hin Per.os tfausacuns hus cS IN Washington VII hno
he ofc- Address above p. o. Box No
l-U Ma>litefou. ID. L.
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tute for coin. That paper currency, il good, y q
public and private benefit, is obvious. 1t is as IN.
wise and Improbable for nation TO compel the use
of coin for currency, particularly while owing for
egn debt, az il is for merchant to lock up coin in
bis vaults while bis paper is out at interest. Permit
not compel, the use Of coin for currency.
RESPECTFUL, yours, J. A. COW1HG.
Nslc- York. Jan. 70, 1872.
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ReCeiuls Of Produ &c 4.

JAN 2I-9 600 bbls Flour 4eO bags Corn Meal 200 obis
Whisky 1900 bush Wheat 200 DO Oats, 5000 do. Corn,
oo pigs Provisions, 200 do Lard 1850 segs d. 3SS
nrss.
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legal Nciltss

PURSUANT 10 an order Of ROpEpT II
COLEs GuTosa'e Of tho County Of We,,Dt. IL
~ hereby given sording 10 law 20 al te',' no
sT .;sl1st the estate Of ELISA q. OJIs l, hs',s
1911 onkers, In said County desessed 20 "r.. .. we
49,, snh ue vouchers thereof to the Undesed ,d ~
"a a. on and Singular tie goods cbse.s end credit. ~,
go. At the Of.ee OF WILLIAM a. CfJoK ..e
lar NS ,It Broadway Kew York City. or befors H.
A. d., ssa " -" 'I VIZ 10 Gay 81 January
Jsis lsp6no ss, d. H. DnDDiii' Ad"hiarA,or
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Galcs bn Anriloil.

A. q. Nrpwis. Agcaonesi.
DY BANGS, MEI,NIN d Co.. Irving Build
Id snr. Eos 5s4 end go Brs4dvay Sales Of Books Sta
ssuery Pioure, WoTks OF Art Fancy Good urnure &c
CENSJjS of 1860. Of EACH
" STATE by cor Mites. also the Population q the pin'
e. DC. Cities tho United Ssie fOu he CkNStS 81 i'
viii b, found IN THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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fadyeriisemeutl
The highest Premium paid for AMERICAN GOLD
the banking Office Of TuoxPsoS BkoTBEKs, No. Wa-
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The Court Of Appeals Cai len q ISL.
Tb. Calendar for tomorrow Is; NOS - ~ ~
u, So, CO. 81, %, 81 d.
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rFNSI-S Of lSGO.-POPULA1lON Of ENI
Sr ,Ty ~ COZ MITES sl.s the Population - tls pan
iusl G. lie. Of the United ,tstrs ifoa zoe Nat5 :" NV
will be- found in TIE TRIBUNE HLAANA''
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i isI o. STATES, Capitals Governors, times
TRIBUNE AIwn sstings General Elections etc, ip TIE
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Proposals.
PMy CLOTHING and EQUIP

(r,TII15D pEOpOSAIS are INlted. uuIlI me
SEatEr, r.nV,orv l..l Gor farui.biug FLOUR to the
- 2'a aAy n D.rs.,ueot oftle U :. Army r
Aocu, twelve eouod ~ . o 5iJe1 r in q waSns t At
shgh gIsos Esoot or At the mills warehouses in Oe,J'e
TIE ,"@ d. between be 'h sud ION o.
ie~h -, tlnur 10 be- Inspected lHst before Il Is
ETh n, he "a .sl in ousiy L. the camily' tJ W
me ~, Cst sasery at ss5insion CITY '"a the Oar
a to De cath Of allegiance will be required o. each
cont actor. A.. Milo A. BTCkWlTH, c. s,
II g and IL lor,ed Proposals.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
MINER.
CAMP RASpALL, Dec. 10Th 1862

Mr.. BLIss.-The htelligencer tries to
get off sensation paragraph in its issue
of the 18th. Hear it:
Too BaD.-A member &c the Burton
Guards who signs himself ''B, writing
from West Bend, Washington Co, to the
TRIBUNE Of this city thus laments dis
appointment
ITO our disappointment we had no use
for either ball or bayonet, as the draft
went on without any trouble
"Isnt it too bad that this valiant patri-
or could mt shoot down some If the limo
cent and unarmel citizens Of Washing
ton county,
Now DO not see any thing in this quo
.ation FROM Is that looks like lalnenta-
ton. he merely expresses his disappoint-
IN Mt
The cream or the Intellisencer's arti-
Gle is that it speaks of the innocent citi-
zens Now let US see as to their innocence
They ire tie men who not long since took
q man by the name OF DEBAR from the
Court room, just as his trial was comm en-
cling, tied rope to his feet, dragged him
through the streets, and beat him until he
was dead They then dragged HIM across
tho river to a place called Summer Re,
treat and hung him. They, also, are the
men who assailed the Office of the Draft
Commissioner, who only saved himselfby
taking fleet horse and running to the
Rail Road Station, pursued by those IN
NocENr citizens They are the same kind
of people shat those Ozaukee emaculates,
[now here in 'durance vile are, only be-
ing divided by the county line, and would
have been guilty of the same crimes and
shared the very same fate had it not been
shat their courage failed. If there is any
innocence to be attributed to these people,
it is their ignorance. They take either
the Milwaukee NeWs or Sea Boat and con-
sequently have been wrongly taught
There are great many good and loyal
citizens IN Washington county; with these
the State authorities nor the 30th Regi-
ment have no cause to quarrel
.s'-f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
Currency Checks.

EDITOR Tn BUN: The high price of
Silver, during the last summer and Fall,
drove the small silver change into the
hands Of the brokers, and therefore out
OF circulation. 1t became necessary for
the merchants and business men to issue
what IS termed Currency Checks to con-
duct the business Of the place Checks
have been received by all to enable them
to make the necessary change to transact
business. | understand that arrangements
have been made for 80, 900 in postal cur
rency, to supply the City in small change
| see, by the Chicago papers, that the A
merican and United States Express Com
panies have given notice that they will
only receive and pay out after the 1st of
January next, Silver, Copper and Postal
currency as change, and if the community
here will take the matter in hand, they
can and will have the same currency for
change that the Express companies will
only receive To get clear of them, let
merchants and traders receive from the
community the Currency checks they now
have on hand, which they know to be good
in exchange for their goods, they keeping
and having them redeemed BY those who
issued them
Secondly Let all persons who are not
In business refuse to receive in change,
any and all currency checks, for as long
people receive them, there are those
who think it to their interest to pay Thorn
out
Thirdly The issuing of checks Of a
less denomination than one dollar, to be
used as n circulating medium is expressly
prohibited by law under a heavy penalty.
therefore let it be fairly understood that
any person or persons, who persist in is
suing individual checks will be complain
ed of and prosecuted; let the District Az
torney, Mayor, or some of the City officers
take The matter in hand, and we will soon
drive all currency checks out Of circula-
ton. BY publishing the above or anything
else that will call the attention of the pub
lie to the nuisance of Currency Checks,
YOU will much oblige
-.NINER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
MORE ABOUT THE OZAUKEE Rioters

MORE ABOUT THE OzAUKEE RIoTKRs -
The Ozaukee 4dUertiser says that two de-
serters and two rioters have beeu arrest
ed there the past week, and are to be for
y.arded to Camp Randall One Theodore
Victor whom it is asserted was active in
the draft riot, was arrested Tuesday NOR
ming
The same paper says that two brothers
from that village who bear the sam, name
were arrested at the time of the draft RI
OF and confined at Camp Randall 1t is
stated that one of the brothers was rather
deeply implicated, whilst the other was
innocent. When the last batch of those
prisoners were paroled by the Provost
Marshal, this name was called and the
brother who was implicated stepped ior-
ward and was passed out whilst the in
nocent one remained in DURANGO The
mistake has been discovered and Dromeo
No l is again arrested and will be return
ed TO Madison and No. will doubtless be
paroled.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
Capture of Holly Springs.

The capture of Holly Springs, Miss. by
sudden rebel dash, is another of those
disgraceful surprises of which we had
quite too many since this war commenced.
1t appears that our soldiers were quietly
asleep IN their camps, and the enemy
managed to evade the discovery of the
plckets, and suddenly pounced upon the
town, killing and woandins over two hun
dred OF our men, and capturing some two
thousand
Col. Murphy, of the Sth Wisconsin,
was In command of the post at Holly
Springs. and his force consisted of the
18th, l0lst, and I09th Illinois regiments,
the Ind Illinois cavalry, and no artillery.
Col. Murphy was tried by court martial
some weeks ago, for eyacuatlng !uka and
abandoning public stores The court ac
Quilted him, | ut Gen. Rosecrans, then in
command in that vicinity, in reviewing
the report of the court, took exceptions to
It's verdict and censured the Colonel Sc
serely for his conduct
At Coldwat ,r. five miles this side of
Holly Springs, the Goth Illinois (Col
y Mearas Irish regiment) has been on du
ty, and fears are entertained that the enc
my have also captured them. At Water
ford, eight miles south of Holly Springs,
two other new Illinois regiments were
stationed, but We don know their names.
Gen Macarthur, with his division, was
at Abbeville, % miles south OF Holly
Springs, and probably, on hearing of the
rebel raid, Immediately marched to the
relief of Holly Springs.
At Grand Junction, 25 miles north Of
Holly Springs, Lieut.. Colonel McDermott
of the Michigan 18th, was in command
of two regiments, one from illinois and his
own. -
At Jackson, Tenn, Gen. Jerry Sullivan,
of Indiana, is in command. At Corinth,
Gen. Dodge, of Iowa, is commandant, and
that place is now deemed stronger against
an attack from the enemy than ever be-
fore
We get these facts of the position OF
troops, &c, from one who has recently
been there and is well posted - Chicago
Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31

A BAND FOR THE Iron BRIGADE. - We
fell in, at the close of Gottschalk' concert
with several members of the new band
which is to be attached to Meredith (late
Gibbon's) Brigade Most of them belon-
ged to the band of the Old Second, who
were discharged last September, under
the order Diminishing old regimental bands,
and now return as Brigade band. They
are wide awake gent.eInanly set of boys,
with, we'll warrant abundant music in
their souls and we are glad that our brave
boys are to be cheered by their dulcet
strains. They were enthusiastic over
Gottschalks marvellous playing, and ex-
pressed themselves doubtful whether they
had better attempt any thing more in the
instrumental line. They start for the
Rappahannoc.k in a day or two.-Madison
Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
SPECIAL ELECTION FOR MEMBER OF
CONGRESS-.

Public notice is hereby given that varancy has
CURED in the 3th Congress of the United ties the
death of Hon. Luther Hanchett representing the I'd
Congressional District of his State in Said ong, ess
SPECIAL ELECTION to fill said vacancy for the remain
der of the lie m ending March 4th, A. D. 1863 will
held in the vera counties composing he dstrict'from
which the said Luther Hanchett was ected ON Tues
dau, December 30th. 1862.
The counties in which the said election will be held
are as / iows, 70 wit:
The counties of Rock, Green, Lafayette Grant Iowa.
Sane Dusn, Sauk, Richiand, Crawford, Vernon La
crosse, donroe, Juneau, Adams, Portage, Wood
Jackson Eau On re- Trenpreleau, Buffalo, PePia
Pierce. St. Crox thippewa, Clark, Marathon La
Pc nte, Ashland, Polk Burnett, and Douglas.
Said election will be conducted, and the results
vass d. and titled in like in general
tions.
In testimony whereof, hrve hereunto subscribed
my and the Great Seal OF the stage of
ISEAL.1 Wscoa sin to lie Affixed at Madison, this 9Th
day of December, 1S62.
By the Governor, EDWARD SAL0MON
JAsES I. LEWIS, Secrei airy of State.
1 GEosGE MEssERsNTTH, Sheriff. of Iowa County,
State of Wisconsin do hereby certify, that the above is
a true copy of proclamation as delivered to
Dated this Sth day of Dece ,ber, 1862.
GEORGE MES >ERSMITH, Sheriff.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
1E4 M -.
MUM & CO,
PUBLISHERS.
51-@ 81 PARK ROW, n r
EMPLOYMENT.

The Undersigned has FOR several years past been
gagged in business, which has yielded him at the rate of
three thousand dollars per anuum and is now will ng to
teach it to others The business is of highly useful
and general racter adapted both to cities and villa
ges, and that person of ordinary capacity, If
young I'D, male female acquire with W
hours practice, and by which they secure hand
Income. Several young ladies who have received
instructions from me- both in New York State and Penn
syvana earning upwards of IS dollars per week by
it, and there is reason why any else cannot do
the Invalids do well by it, it is
pedding affair." but business that is perfectly respect
able Gentlemen and ladies of leisure who would like
learn the business for their pleas
ure. viii find the practice # it pessent pastme and
that they will take great interest in On receipt of
dollar will send printed structions by which any
readily acquire the ART and these instruc
tons vii also contain every pacuar relative carry
ing that it will be highly profitable The pur-
chaser of the printed nstruc ions" will also be author
lied to teach 1t TO Others and have received high
$40 dollars for teaching it personally single iud
dual. would state further that 2 50 or dollars will
bus everything necessary to the business and
the articles be got almost anywhere city coun
try, or IL preferred, can furnish Them.
ADpF IS ALVORD T. PARSONS No Sc Lib
erty g. New York. 81 3 mos.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-31
Ely Jeff Davis is said to have issued a

raA JEFF. Davis is said to have issued a
lengthy Proclamation on the 23d, declar-
ing Gen. Butler an out law, and ordering
him instantly hung in case of his capture.
Gen. Buffers Staff officers are decl red
robbers, and if taken to be executed also
All negroes taken in arms, and Federal
officers found serving in the same regi-
Inents with negroes, are to be turned over
10 the State authorities, to be dealt with
according to State laws. Who SAYS now
President Lincolns Proclamation does
not hurt