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/ General Mcclellan.

The Cincinnati Commercial, in motto.
.njne the assertion of the New York T.i
.sibsaSa thst General Mcclellan was a
Dreckinridge Democrat. says that ''this
i 10 one of the innamerable falsifcations
ii. Derpstrsted with malicious intent by the
s;IrstAss school ofjournalists and roiti-
y ejans." The Comnercial. adds that Gen
Il Mcclellan was not an active politician,
!, but,wss esupporter of Douglas
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Gen. Halleckss Proclamation,
Sr. Louis. Feb. 23---The following
proclamation has been issued:
HBADouARTERs, DEPT MIssl lUN, !

proclamation has been issued:
HBapoUARTERs, DEPT MIss- -UR,
A's Sr LcuIs Feb. %. {
The Major General commanding this
Department desires to impress upon all
olAcers the importance Of preserving good
order and discipline among their troops
as the army of the vest advance into
Tennessee and Southern States. Let us
show to our fellow citizens of these Stat. 8
that We came merely to crush ont the re-
bellion and restoreto them the peace and
benefits ef the Constitution and the Uniou
Of which they have been deprived by self
ish and unprincipled leaders They have
been told that we came to oppress
and plunder. BY our acts we will uade
ceive We viii prove to them that we
come to restore, not to violate the Con.
II tuition and laws in restoring to them
the glorious f.g Of the Union, wo viii as
sure Them that they shall enjoy uuder it's
f.:ds The aamr projection of life and prop
erty as in former days.
Soldier, let no excess Oh your part ta-.
nish the glory Of our arms. Orders here.
tufore issued in this Department in re-
gard to pillaging. marauding. destruction
VI, private property, and siealing and
eoncealing Of slaves. must be strictly Gu.
force,l Il does not belong to tue militia
~ TO. decide upon The relation, of master
and slave. Such questions, must he set.
lied by he civil Courts. No fugitive
slave viii therefore be admitted within our
lines or camp except when specially or
Edered BY the General. commanding. Wo-
men eand children merchants farmers,
mechanics. and oil persons; not in. arms,
are regarded as. nom combatants.s and are
not 10 be molested either in, their persons
or property II. however, they aid and
assist the enemy, they become belligerents,
and will be treated as such. If they vio;
late the laws of war. they will be made
to suffer the penalties for ssnch. violation,
The military stores and public property
of the enemy must he, surrendered. and
any attempt to conceal such property by,
fraudulent transfcr or otherwise. will be
punished. but no private property will be-
touched unless by orderss of the Major
commanding. Wherever it becomes ne,
cessary to levy forced contributions fer
supply and Subsistence Of our troops, such
Ievies will be made as light as possible,
and be go distribnteda as to produce no
distress among the people. Alfpreperty
so taken mast be receipted andafally ac.
d. ~ n A. 4 fIvl --f
orders will be read st the bead ofoevery
regiment. and sii officers are commanded
TO strictly enforce them. yHsa -
BY commaud Of aab5aSss sas. 4
4s4tI MAJJR GENERAI. HALLEcK =
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The Conier.
ence committee on the Treasury note bill,
made report yesterday, recommending
that both Houses Of Congress recede from
q portion Of their amendments. The re-.
port was eoncnrrsd in by both Houses.
and the bill passed.
The reports which have been circulated
Of the evacuation by the rebels of Manas-
sas. are not credited The Star has re,
ffable information to the effect that no
considerable force of the rebels has left
their position at or IN front Of Manassas
Many of their re-enlisted men having
been furloughed for sixty days, to enable
them to visit their homes, have departed.
As they filled q humber of trains for sew.
eral d"v,s, it was rnmored that they were
g"'ag away BY regiments.
ltis stated that Secretary Stanton has
granted furlough of thirty days TO the
returned prisoners from Richmond, that
they may visit their families and friends.
The rumored resignation Of Judge
Wilmot Of Pennsylvania, 10 without any
foundation. .' Hat - if
1t is very evident. from circumstances,
that Gen. Smiths division, to which the
Pennsylvanis reserves under Gen. Nc
Call are attached. will soon be escamped
at Centreville. 500 fa#
Petitions are being freely circulated in
favor Of making General Burnside . Ma.
jor General.
From reconnoissaucss made, 1t is ap-
parent that the rebels are concentrating
. large force on the hills opposite Gen.
.Hooker's division.
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Good News from Tennessee
The Stars and Stripes Float Ovss As
State House.
CHICAGO, Feb. IS "A special to the
Tribune from Cairo says: Nashville
was yesterday occupied by ten thousand
troops under Gen. Buell.. The Federal
flag is now flying over the State House
The Tennessee Legislature adjourned
Saturday, and met again yesterday at
Memphis It is reported that commits
sioners have been appointed to confer
with the Federal authorities ut Wash
ington, to arrange terms for transfer of
allegiance, and that Gov. Harris offered
to turn the Confederate forces over to
the Union,
A gentleman who escaped from Co.
lumbas, arriving here last night, rep
resents general Union sentiment in
Tennessee, and thinks the Legislature
viii! acquiesce in the Recommendation oil
Gov. Harris, because they are fearful oi
the rising Union sentiment. When he
left Columbus, there were thirty thous-
and Confederate troops there.
Another gentleman who arrived from
Nashville last night, reports that the
Confederates will make another stand q,
Murphrysboro. All the rebel troops
had left Nashville. except police force
When Gov. Harris fed with the Legis
lature to Memphis, he burnt the State
Library and distributed a large amount
of commissary stores and provisions
among the citizens.
ii4 Stores are closed and business entire
" suspended. Secesionists are leaving
with their stock, and the negroes art
following the Confederate army.
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- The Richmond Dispatch of Sat
urdsy has the following:

The Richmond Ossp0tch OF sat
urday has the following:
SuFF ,LK. Va. Feb. 2i.-Capt Mich
ole, Of the Petersburg Artillery, arrived
here this afternoon from Winton. whore
he had been stationed with . battery
On yesterday be was shelled out by the
Yankees, They had seven steamers, al
Of which have passed up the river, Capt.
Nichols had his horse shot from under
him, and two of bis men were wounded.
The town Of Winton is ia ashes. Our
tioo2s retired to Munfreesboro.
r, Anoeher despatch dated Norfolk 21st.
says, that the Federal forces again a..
cended the Chowan river yesterday to
Winton with several gunboats and . large
number of troops. The Conft tdsrates
opened heavy Ere upon them, killing
and wonnding . number of them. The
Yankees landed and burnt the town.
The Southerners retired. Our loss is
said to be two men.
- sae LATER.
The Richmond Wing Of Friday has a
bitter Article OH JEFF Davis admioistra.
sio", and says. judging by results SO far,
a.. Is the most lamentable failure In his.
tory and sugsests to rejecting minds
that the most signal service which that
Royefnment can now render to The cnun-
try, 10 the Surrender 1f the helm Id ai,ler
hands The prisouers say the U,or msu
bod meeting privately on Friday night.
which was we'll a,iAaded. ssseg a
nis The sarrendrs Vi Savannah Was rus
norsd At Rlchmvud. oA
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Grape and Canister from tht
=. ~ - LoafisviNe Democrat.

=. "a Lo,sisviAs Democrat.
Gurley, of Ohio, has written to the
Ohio State Journal, declining TO be .
candidate for the United States Senate.
This is very modest, as We know, from
his Bull Run exploits, that he runs
we'll. - ete I s@oS JEssaI
Webegin to regard the Eve thousand
as the personal property Of our gallsnt
Western river commander. In his two
engagements with them they have prov
ed themselves to belong to the aeet Of
Foote. @ 4t4A 3s
If Buckner raised the black Gag, his
soldiers should have compelled him, for
slandeling them, to furnish the skull and
crossbones from his own personal prop
erty. = 1' '''' ','
A child was recently born to woman
in Shippensburg, Pa, with four perfect
legs. What an acquisition il would be to
the Eve thousand
| The best way to complete the destruc-
ton ofthe rebellion, is to establish loyal
newspapers in the cities occupied by our
armies.
A Chance for Employment "A busi-
ness house wants one or two Of the i've
thousand for runners, provided they are
not taught by Floyd.
A friend says the Eve thousand were
lucky to escape. Yes, they have quite
a run of such luck Mtely.
When rebels burn for distinction. it is
generally railroad bridges and churches
that suffer.
The men who raised the black flag
were the Eve thousaed who took to their
heels, beyond q doubt.
The stone feet was sunk in Charleston
harbor because the South Charlinians
we're so wreckless.
The reason the Confederates were de
feated at Fort Henry was, that the gun.
boats wouldn't 60 of.
The Confederates should rejoice at
the less of Fort Henry, since the United
States has put her Foots in it.
The game We expected at Bowling
Green didn't come of There was no.
thing bowld there.
Mill Spring is fountain that has
poured the waters of success over oil
I the land. <,
The Ship Of State must be in for 9
fight, as she is beginning to open her
ports. e.
The Confeds have come to the con-
clusion that Donelson is not their forte.
Floyd il at his old tricks. He stole
away from Fort Donelson.
VIII not the tax on carpets, require
upholsterers for collectors?
Rebellion has pretty much run out
/ in this State. H...t4 -
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Army CMfe sbondenee.
Head Quarters 62nd Regi
imcnt, O: v.
CAMP KiMEA1, NEARGREABCAcAroS VA.
February y3rd, 1862

CAMP KiMrA1, NEAR Va. /
February g3rd, 1862.
= Dear Spirit: :--Thsre are times when
"soldering" is pleasure. for instance the
present. when we have pothiug to. do but
eat. sleep and puf away at our "stogas,"
which by the way, are becoming very
scarce IL this regioa, to our great sorrow
The 62nd is fast growing in favor with
the commanding officer of .his Division.
Gen. Lander O., the'r9th, our Colonel,
J. B. Pend. telegraphed to Gen Lander,
at Camp Paw Paw,fo salt for the Reg
imept. The following was the Generals
very complimentary reply: se, :.
PAW Paw, Feb. 18th, 1862.
Col. PoND:-You shall have it if il
can be found in the Army; bu. remember
that from the discipline. and good order
of your men, you viii be placed in my
irst Brigade. when we advance Tel
your officers and men that from their re
framing to naolest innocent people a. Mei'
homes i believe them fit to go to battle II
IS only a true and ,hoaorable ssldier ,,cht
can erer represent the holy cause ace sap
port in battle. 81 ,As, sigt} a.,1
Al. a.. Yours, DC. f. .sa 4.s
| soI,.tsg GEN. LANDER
Wasn't that enough to make sfellow
ding his hat? When the above dispatch
was read by the Cslcnel on Dress Parade
such. yslls, you "or any other man." Dnerel
heard as went forth for Gen. Lander, Col
Pond. the Stars aud Stripes, and by than'
der everybody aud everything We could
think Of. One would cry ont: sThree
cheers and tiger for Gen. Lauder .
Another. three times three and a tiger
CIR eur bully Colonsll and / assure you
they we're given v tn will.
70 day we received the glorious news
OF the capture Of Fort Douelson and it
rebel occupants-may the tide Of battle
lvays be on the side Of the Union, i.
the ardent wish OF e 5sR HEN
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--nE u. s. TREAscRr- NOTE LAW APProvEp DY
- THE PREsIpssT. .,sfi,3ss
WAsHlyGroS. Feb. 26.-The PresideIt has
approved Of the Uni.ed States Note Law
and it is, therefore, aiawa es.sNA'ASssA ~
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CAIRO, Feb. 20. 22.--Every,Hing is quiet
The Fort Doaelson rebels. before Sevacaat
ing Clarksville, fred the railroad bridge
crossing the Cumberland at ,hat point. !,
Commodore Foote issued the following
proclamation: = t'''~ oAs Z q
TO the k.Aabitsnts Of Cgaykspizs: >
At the suggestion of Hon Cave John
ston, Judge Wisdom. and the Mayer OF
the city, who called upon me yesterday,
after our hoisting the Union Gag Ia the
forts. to ascertsin my views and inten-
tions towards citizens and private prop
-erty. hereby announce to sll psacea.
bly, disposed persons that neither in their
persons nor property shail thev suffer mo.
Iestation by me or by naval forces under
my command and they may safely resume
their business avocstions With the assur>
ancs Of my protection. At the same time
1 require alt military stores and army
equipments shall be surrendered. no part
of the same being withheld or destroyed.
and further that 40 secession Gags or
.naaifaststioa of secession feeling shall be
sxhibited. and for . faithful observance
Of these conditions shall hold the an
thoriies Of the city responsible
rs gled] ANDREW PooTE.
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Debate in the Senate Upon
The CONTRABANDSs- Wade in
Faror of the Government Gsing into
tie Cotton Business rs; ~,

!. Mr.. Doolittle thought it question wheth-
er the Government should go into raising
cotton and attempt to run plantations. He
thought it would be = very diiaCult expert
ment in pecuniary sense. II there was .
proposition to lease out the lands he should
not object.
Mr.. Wade said he did not suppose the bill
would realize any great sum Of money, but
there was . large extent Of territory aban-
doned and the slaves left at large, and some
thing must be done to take caro- Of them This
is not any settled policy. but only . tsmpora-
~ measure for one year to meet the necessi-
ties Of the case. SCI ss51ss5 8 sss
Mfr. Doolittls thought that If commissioners
had been sent down to Port Royal TO SEQ the
elephant We have ON our hands, We might
have received great deal of information.
Mr.. Wade asked ii he ( Doolittle) had read
the able report of Mr.. Pierce; on the subject.
Mr.. Doolittle said he had not, hs confeased
to ignorance on the subject.
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T.
~ Tue GRAND News from kees
Do1elson and tue Vast hss bsS6 fS6tfvs4
in Washington With tuInalssoas d5alon.
strstions OF joy. GsassA ahcOieusa,'t tbs
President. Secretaries iStaAe4As ana
Welles, mst aud mingled eouxrssale1ieas,
Among the people. writes The eosrsibsaa-
ent u the Nav York 1Sssss, ~ Jpe31i q
nationality Is fully aroused Q 1he t6thlnF
cry is for the old uaioa---no. ose1spa1ioa
--no Seageanoe--hat the haaishRsat C
rebel leaders. and general amsssty. = IL
others who will return to Allsgieaoe, ,aaA
henceforth sustaia the old Asg r. Ea-
rope we must present not wsahsssd. /.
bat IA aggrandlscd Rspsblis--aes tAls.
~ four States only, bat ~ many moee @
we eau conveniently add. La ~ NossA
and S,uih he friends sgaia--lst he tsao-
porous trade with each other Ae rpo<6sea
and with a .ansioa Of nss inAton -
arms wita cotsoa and cold stsei 40
will ..qls the world. ass ..it---
tieo | S35a3 easai 20 swei5 Sl ssasE
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The fundamental principle Of, orr Gov.
ermsnt that prihciple which has spshied
the aRepuklic TO- extend itself from the
elAtlsptic to the Pacific. and endowed it
With . capacity 70 embrace continents
and sclimess within it's, ndomipion, is. that
everything which arelstss exclusively OF
mainly To- alocsI affairs shall be left TO be
regulated bI local governments, while the
powers Of the General Government. shall
De only such as are requisite to promote
the happiuess asd prosperity OF the pso-
pie, whatever may be their peculiar Gus
toms, laws or domestic Institutions. An
attack upon this principle is, an sssault
apeu the Cons.itation;' itis undermining
the foundations Of the Republic; It is
iiyestins it Of that attribute almost divine,
which, like the government of Heaven,
protects alike error and truth, allowing
man to work out his own happisess 10
peace. BY ths free, exercise Of bis own
~ pBatiwe have a.class Of Amen. among US
who are not content with snch q govern.
i;inent. They are not cohtenr with The priv,
.ilsgs of shaping the laws and institations
OF stAe States Ia, which they live accord
ing to their owu sense OF right sand ex
peGieacy; hut wish to compei other men
.nd other conmnaities.., over whose local
Airs they hare no riKhtfuls control. to
adopt their aesioas, andisatterIY regard
less sof essential differences In circam-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
FORECLOSURE SALE

State Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Circuit Court
Timothy II. Bus Plaintiff. Against TYLER X Blodrett
Mary Aau Bloigett Theoiofe Rcdolf Moses VI Strong
Caroline F. Strong Q. S Kinds ard August Belmont
Defendants.
10y virtue Of and pursuant judgment Of foreclo-
and sale rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action, the 2uh day of February D. 1862
viii expose for slle and sell public auction the
highest and best bidder for cash at tie frsht door OF
th5 Coar House in the village DodgcyiIle in Iowa
County. Wisconsin. Friday, the 9Th day u June
ls6 at O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day the fol
lowing described real estate, situate in Iowa County
the State Of Wisconsin much thereof be
necessary raise the amount of said Judgment
and If sale wit: "a Lots and parts Of le-s
lying in that part Of tn. taov ctyl Of Mineral
Point, which Is lail out the s0th quarter II
section 81, Town NJ. north Of range No 3 east com
monty known Strong DJty and Burnett AMI others
addition TO the said town known and described fol-
low, according TO the recorded plo; of said addition
and all lying in ri c No 81 wit twenty feet front
on High Street Of lot No. by the whole depth
said To- beginning the north westerly Of said
lot, thehce Southerv along the west boundary the
south 81 said lot thence eastwarliy along
the soathrrn line of said twenty feet thence north
erly To High street, thence twenty feet to
the place OF beginning, also part Of lot No nine
mencn ne at tn north east hereof and running
westerly high street feet thence to the
south boundary Of the lot AZ right angles High street
thence TO the south OF said lot thence north
erly 10 the place of beginning also all that lot
No Twelve. which vas conveyed nv Thos p. Burnett
20 g c Rynerson, by deed recorded in Book X page
4s al,o all Of lots B an1 a. also part of lot No III
teen, commencing on Fountaia Street at the south
east corner of said lot thence a'ang Foun; ain street
twentv-fonr feet: thence riy parallel with the
east boundary TO the north line of said st. thence
the north theme the place cf beginning
Dated SheriTs office, D,dgeviIle March 2Ist 1862
GEORGE MESSERSNITH.
Co3D SCnoCrH. Sheriff Of [otcu CO.
Plaintiffs Attgs 3m.-l3.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

MELopEoSs.-By far the bsst Melodcons
in the United States (and for aught W
know in the worldly, are those mannfac
.ured by Geo : Prince II Co, of Buffalo
y Y This is the universal testimony Q
the public. and more especially of the mu
steal portion of it With wonderful gen
ius and ingenuity Mr. Prince has, yea
after year, adapted the capacity Of his Ne
lodson TO all the new developments in tn
art of music, We can scarcely remembe
the list of his innovations" Graduate,
Swells, Divided Swells, Improve,
Valves etc. The Srm have branch a
~ Lake Street, Chicago, 70 which we rec
commend all Of those at the West who de
sire TO buy an instrument which is tn,
bssf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
FORECLOSURE SALE

State Of Wisconsin iowa COUNTY Circuit Court
Charles II Roigrfs, Nathan Corwith and Henry Cor
wi L. co-partn IN the firm. nam. and stvle 80 Y
Corwith { Co, against TIL F. Dyer Mary DYER
phrhe a Over and Mary Ann Dyer.
DN virtue OF and pursuant to decree Of forccoSlr
and ord"r Of sal rendered in said Court in in
above entitled action thu 2ith day Of March, lS5
viii expose for sale and sell public aucti ~ at tn
front door Of the Court House in the village Dodge
willie. in Iowa County, Wisconsin, FRIDAY the 21ti
day Of June, 1852. two o'clock in the aft o
that day the following described real estate il
Iowa county or much thereof may be necessary
IA; The afnoaBt of said decree interest and cast Of sal
70 Wit The northwest qUrter Of tire southwest quartz
ef section number twelve N21 the southwest quarter
th southwest quarter Of section number tlirteen l3
the north hall o the east half Of the southwest quare
northeast quarter Of the southwest uarter sail
tion number thirteen , the southeast quarter of tn
southeast quarter Of section number fourteen q ~ an,
1.-The southeast quarter Of section number thirteen. i3l
a in township number four 81. north Of range numbc
-four 4 east Of the fourth principal meridian.
Dated Sherid's Office. ID dgeviile March 2fst 1867
GEORGE MESS ERSNITIT,
Conn SrDDUrH, .Skerif0f I03rG Co.
PtdiNtjfS' -ittIs 3ml3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

State OF Wisconsin. Iowa County Circuit Court,
AmaSI Cobb Plaintiff against John Bonner John A.
ana John Il Perkins. William II. Bolton. Otis G
Corhit. William G. fuller William D. Hart IIcnr
NJ NcC1rklc, Oliver Il. Tvsedv. Elias VI. Greer
Dexter Tiffany, james Freeand. Robert Squire
Charles II Bswntn, Pa,rick IL Baker. William i
Frceland and John VI. - -lvtrr-D efen lants.
virtue Of and purs rant 10 Judgment Of forecln.
and ale. render a in said Court in tn. aboy
entitl "a action the mn DIV of February l~62 vi
Expos for se and SILL at pulic auction. the fror
door " the Court IL uSr, in tn village IF oi-cvil
H. iowa County Wisconsin Saturday the 1fh dav ,
Jane, 1852 o'clock in the afternoon Of that day
the following described real estate, situate in low
county, much hereof as may be .sSary rais
The amount Of said iId I'm mt Interest and OF sal
TO wit the northeast qlarter Of the narh quartz
Of section number seventeen 90 in town ship numbt
five % north Of range five % east and IN south
- he erth a=t quarter ~ertion On,
CD. in township num'er rs o. north Il rang numb
thr-e q east Aud also ~ numb IS twelve. %
thirteen. (l.1, and fourteen. 40 ia block number s-1
enteen 90. in Parrvs dtion TO the village Of Dodg
vlH. Iowa codnty Wisconsin.
Da,ed Sheriff Office. D dg-yiii- Narct fst 1852
GEORGE MESSERSNiITH
Conn K SUpnCTH. SterfFof F9tra Co. Wis
Plaintiffs Att'ys. I1-3n