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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES,
Sc, &C.,. Sc
g-5Yo have, at lloavyexpenliture, furni.ilcdlour

A5rWo have, at heavy expenditure, furnfsllcd our
Job ONCE with all necessary materials, embracing
TYPE, RULES BORDERS, CUrs, &c,
or the latest aud most fashionable styles to rendCri
capable of executing work equal to that other
establishment in the city, Ond possessing facilities In
the way Of Steam, &c, for doing work expetiously
unsurpassed by any other office, We respectfully pre-
sent claims for share Of public patronaEeassu
ring those who Cntrust teirwor to us that no effort
shall bo wanting to give entire satisfaction.
n0Vl1-be CAMPBELL & AIDERATOT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07
GEN. RosEcRANs.

The military gossip does not overlook
Gen. Rosecrans. He is out of favor at
Washington-so run the whispers-was
treated cavalierly during his late visit,
and was not even permitted to see Gen.
Mcclellan. His department has been cut
down again and again, till New Greek,
Cumberland, Romney-in5 fact the whole
region where there is any prospect for
fighting, has been cut off; and SO far as
active operations are concerned, it prom-
ises now abe almost as peaceful as was
that famous one Of Gen. Mitchell,s, that
extended into Kentucky Hfor a a.circuit of,
fifteen miles around CincinuattH Ger
tainly this is not the prospect TO which.
FIVE months ago the then successful Gen-
eral was looking forward. The good peo.
pie OF Wheeling have their littls COM
Plaint. too. They say the General asso.
ciates too much with SecessiOnists, and
they are hardly willing to be satisfied with
the explanation that his social relations
with them are due only to community Of
religious faith. It is impossible, / sup
pose, that there can be any justice in
these complaints, but where any one IS
thought to be started downward, every
body is willing to give him AM assisting
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07
GEN. nESHAM's TROUBLES.

There is much talk of tho Benham inn,
hroglio, Nobody seems to doubt that Ben
ham deserved court-marlial, and many
complaints about reFuSafs TO investigate
anything, "forprndeutial reasons;p are rife:
Officers of good standing are plenty who
declare that Benham was drunk during
the whole time Floyd was at Cotton Hill,
and through the pursuit while others in-s
sist that he never got sober till the chances
of investigation sobcred him. Aud some
of us, who have known tho stormy old mo-
toriety far longer aud more thoroughly
than his newborn admirers, don't see anY-
thing startling or incredible in the stories.
On tue other hand, Benham's grounds of
defense are cauVassed. He proposes. it is
said, to relieve himself of the blame for
Floyd's escape by charging it upon Capt.
Goulding and the Cincinnati papess. A
statement of Gen. Rosecraus' plans for sur.
rounding Floyd, was published il. .Cincin-
uati. purportiug to be based upon fnfor-l
nation received from Capt. Goulding.-
The papers with these statements arrived
at Gauley Bridge in the evening; the next
morning Floyd decamped. Whereupon,; !;
argues Gen. Benham, it is plain that Floyd,s
escapeis is not my. fault, but that of Gens
Rosecrans aud staff, who couldn't keep
their own couusels., How the e'charge that,
but for Benham's disobedience of orders,
Floyd would have been surrounded before
the Cincinnati papers arrived, is to be dis :.
posed of, has not yet been diyulged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07
7TraIts of 4 French Woman.5

A French woman's characteristics are
generally, that she is unexceptionablys shod,
that she wears inimitable gloves, that she
has a toiletteof two colors only, with
distracting way of wearing a shawl; that
her manners are bewitching, full of small
graces and delicately- ly-shaded coquetteries,
but never wanting in the incest apprecia.
,tton. of external proprfeties, to which her
hirtations are always subordinate; that she
has marvellous facility of walking clean
through the dirty streets of Paris, and as
marvellous a knack of holding mp her
skirts with one hand over her left hip; that
she has q supernatural preservation of
youth, and a bewlldering habit of mis-
taking her friends husband for her
own. These are popular characteristics,
and few people allow her any other; but
those who know her we'll, know that other
thoughts besides dress and flirting work
beneath those smooth eands of glossy hair,
which look as IL they had taken lifetime
to bring into their present high condition
of polish and intricate arragement, and
that the hands, in their close fitting gloves,
can do something better thanrhake up caps
or crochet pursss; that she Is not only an
agreeable woman of society, but also a.
careful housekeeper, an aEectionate mother
and a submissive wife. A FrenchWomau
cleans her gloves, light boots, ribbons, silks
and laces, at cost Of few sous, aud with
Surprising success. They pass for new at
any but the closest inspection, and are
worthy to do so. A FrenehWomRn never
buys lining for a new gown; she cuts mp
her old gowns or woru-out petticoats in-
stead. She uppicks and stitches up again,
chauges, turns, irons, and reneWs, until
every inch of stuff has served half q dozen
nnPnnRal and t11aEn sfG ysot q =,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07

During few hours oTObEeryRfInTI5
IsFlI lIAclsms on Matters Political,
Prom Cumberland letter In the Gin. Gazstte.l
The trains fail to connect, and we lie
over day in the new capitol of VIRGINIA.
Wheeling blossoms out richly in brass
buttons and shoulder straps. Gems. Rose
Grams and Kelly are both here-the former
at the headquarters of his Department the
latter relieved from duty, and trying, amid
the comforts of home, to recover from the
old Philippi wound.
There are changes in tho familiar staff
that surrounded Gen. Rosecrans during
the campaign. Major Slemtnet is reiiey-
ed, (tor sickness, and Major Crawford
he OF Sumter fame-replaces, the Pickens'
celebrity as Inspector General. Captain
Frank Darr, late Commissary ON the stan.
has gone to Kentucky to take the same pos.
ition with Gen Buell., and DR.. Writ.
prince of good fellows as well as of good
surgeons, is going to the same place.
H9rtsut, who ought to have been a Brig.
adler long ago Instead of some of the ab-
surd appointments that have been made
and would have been, too, but for the
inevitable Adjutant-Ge Thomas-is
off at Washington. Captain Chandler is
flying about trying to regulate the ihscru-
table Western Virginia Quarter-master's
idoings. NorRadant, Capt. Gouldtng ana
Major Joe Darr stick to the old places
and Major Johnston, established in a
rtckety old family mansion, that doubt
less owns some departed secessionist as
master, is paying out the money, to keep
the machine moving.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07

81 tI0IAL = 'vLlCls DolbIe the above rates.
NSrHeAfy Advertising on reasonable terms acseor.
ding 70 the space occupied and the number CHANCES
AiaqyeTtsement sfrOm tranSient persons or stFanR
erGsto be paid for IN ddUGHee i'te
9snes9 Cards not exceeding ave tines $40 pOryear,
or ~ for Ex months, but for shorter priot rofhJn
VIII be counted less than square
The privilege OF Annual Advertising Is limited "a
me AdVertlgerS own Immediate buSines5. and All
srttsenlentS for the benaht Of other prGong Al
-Well a. all legal advertisements and adyertSements
olaueton sales and real estate, sent IN by them u1
be paid for at the usual rates. y -
directions. will be inserted unt forbid md ebSre5
accordingly. ---s- s.A4t sS4
Notices for Political AIeetings to be charged In All
CASsS lI Iuu fapee' rs - sEtE fel ff
Marriages, Notieeso Of Funerals, aud snnoneements
Of sermons, SO cents each. nonyiIl'S9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07
LIFE M wHRRLING.

What OOrrospondent saw Here
Onr!ng Few hours soRObHeFyRtIon
Iss-OrlIAcisms on Matters Political,
social and military. I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07
CARRON OII,l

7 HAvE ESTABLISHED AN OIL REFINERY
i In thls city. ON Lindsey street, below the Gas
Works, whore 1 ke0p constantly IN hand aud for
sale god quality OF IllumibAtlng and Lubrieatng
oils Also good article Of Axle Grease, for wagons
or draya Dealers and others Ia want Of any of tue
above articles will hnd It to their interest to give me
= call before puTehRslhE eleeWhOro.
aug1S-ly JOHN COOK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07

The present critical state OF European aair5 WI
iS ~. t unusually interesting dur
Ile round 6etGeen the hastily written itefoS
3T 9peeeatious, and hying rumors OF the daily
ME1tten ntter the living interest and excite
asnt OF the great political events OF the time ssi
m9st look for the only really and
,t history OF cdrrent eyents and as such 10
and theological character, we urge them upon tiiS
confederation OF the reading public.
The receipt Of Advances Sheets .Frnn, fb,
BElllsh p1bl1heIs gives additional value 10 thesS
nepr1nts, tnasmneh as they can now Be placed n
s h9nas Of subscribers about soon as tie orE
57f'sS,t tTRIRH Me- S,s.,,I..z ,,.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07
Saddles, Harness, Trunks 81

" W AA0!4L.StA A AtEs LIS = mn M %A4H.'
3. SHEPPARD No.1S1 Main Street, corner
~ Union, Will continue to keep on hand OlArgeAnd
complete assortment OF all artiCesin line consist
Ing OF Ladies' and Gentlemens Saddles Fine Coarse
Harness Trunks Vaees, Carpet Bags, SAtohels, Col;
lars, HAmos, Whips, &c. .
would respectfully call attention to my stOck, and
trust by strict attention and promptuess to merit
continuance OF the public patronage
All kinds OF repairing promptly done, and In pro
per mVnner. y, B, SHEPPARD.
sePO 80 1Sl, Main Street q
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TERAIs oF ADV!ElRTIsINcls..

TWMyEsOlID InEs on =NqSPAIEII,I (on ON I1so4.lo,
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IIy VI wv LoFIts viii also be frnllhed 10
Ne0 SGt5ertteTs for the year 1861, 8, and 0, at
One Ha!f tie Regular Subscription Pyiess.
Thus Nelg StJlcribs n may obtnn tho Reprints Of
tho Four Reviews hnd Blackwu6d ~ y
Seven Consecutive Years for s37E
Which Is but little more than the priee of ,ba ;,;
nal works for one year.
As We shall mover again be likely to Ofer such In
dueemants as those hero presented,
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBED
Remtttanccs must, In ali cases be made direct
70 the IiE5eTs, for At these prices no conlfnIGt0r
can be allowed TO agents
LEONARD SCOTT EoOs
Jams NO 81 g old street, New Yp,Ie
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07

Lord Dundonald, one of Englandls naval
-hhenn4 in a racept letter dated ON HnGrd the.
lmperieuse. April 8, 1909: :"Ships filled with
stones would ruin forever the anchorage o f
AK, and some old vessels of the line, well
loaded, would be excellent for that pur-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07

IFrom a Cumberland letter In the Gin. Gaz.,,e,l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07
TERMS. Irregular rfieoa.l

I0'Sy II8tHI ~ lts Oltle 1eTe Tuned tgfIt u T4.
CARED at par.
POSTAGE.
The Po1tnge to any part OF the InIte States viii
be but TYENTY-POUR GENTS vear for ttI'Is,It.
wood, and but FOURTEEN CENTS a wear for sSoi
Of the Reviews. - ~. sSti S-''4
Al tho above prices the Periodicals viii bo fur
nished fer 1862. And us
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07

PREMIUM Co New Subscribers,
the Nos. Of the same Periodicals for 1850 will be
IuTnlsned M complete, tgttt0Et additional ehaT0s
:, unlike the more ephcmeFal Mnguzincs OF thO day
these Periodicals lOsO little by age Hence +, fIi
valuable as for 1859. - -
Subscribers wishing also the Nos for 1861, yfllbs
supPuedRt the following ExTREMELT Low RATES:
Splendid Oners for 1850. '6I. q. $40
TORother.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-07

THE London Correspondent of3he N. T.,
gpmmercisl says the agents Iof the large
New York importing houses abroAd win.
4iately commence purchases on
tolerably large scale.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28
FORECLOSURE SALE.

State OF Wisconsin, Iowa County Circait Court
Charles Fl. Rodgers. Nathan Corwith and Henry Cor
with partners in the firm, name and style Of y
Corwith 4 Co.. against Thomas +. Dyer, Mary Dyer
Phebe A. Dyer and Mary Ann Dyer
DY virtue OF and pursuant to decree OF foreclosure
and order of sale rendered in said Court in tbs
above entitled action the 24h day of March, 1857,
will expose sale and sell at public auction at th'
front of the Court House in the village of Dodge
ville in Iowa County Wisconsin, on Friday, the 2tf
day of June 1862. two O'Clock in the afternoon o.
that day the following described real estate situate il
Iowa county much thereof may be necessary IL
raise the of said decree interest and cost of sale
wit quarter of the southwest quarter
section number twelve (2l the southwest quarter
the southwest quarter of section number thirteen, t3
the half of the half of the southwest quarter
northeast quarter of the southwest quaerl of said
ton number thirteen ) the southeast quarter of tbs
southeast quarter section number fourteen 90, and
the southeast quarter of section number thrter, l13
ali il township number four north Of range number
four al east of the fourth principal meridian
Dated Sherif's Office. Dodgeville March 2lst. 1862.
GEORGE MESSERSMITH,
COBB SUDDUrH, SheriFof Iotea Co.
Plaintiffs iffys. ?Tul3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28
FORECLOSURE SALE

State Of Wisconsin Iowa County Circuit Court
Amasa Cobb Plaintiff against John Bonner, John Al
ans John NJ Perkins, William IA. Bolton, Otis G..
Corbit, William G.. fuller William ID. Hart, Henry
NJ. McCorkle, Oliver b. Twesdy, Elias N. Green
Dexter Tiffany, James FreeiaE-i. Robert Squires
Charles III. Bowman, Patrick H. Baker, William H.
Freeand and John NJ. Stewat-Defendants.
virtue of and pursuant to judgment of forecos
| and sale, rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action the 10Th day of February iS62, will
expose for sale and sell public auction at the front
door Of the Court House, in the village of Dodgeville
in Iowa County, Wisconsin Saturday, the tn day Of
June, 1852, at two o'clock in the aer4n Of that day
the following described real estate, situate in Iowa
county, much thereof may be necessary to raise
the amount of said judgment interest and costs of sale
TO wit the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
of section number seventeen do in township number
five 81 north of five 90 and the south
quarter of the north quarter of section number
G), in township number five 81 north Of range number
three Oh east. And also lots numbers twelve (I2l
thirteen. OBJ, and fourteen, 4 in block
enteen 40, in Prry's addition viilage Dodge
vile, Iowa county. Wisconsin.
Dated Sherifrs Office, Dodgeville Mach LIST, 1862
GEORGES MESSERSNTTH
Conn & SCDDCTu, Sheriff Of L0tr1 90. His
Plaintiffs Att'ys. 10-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28

Faox THE 5rH RnGIaExT.-On our first page
We publish an interesting letter from DR.. e.
D. WILDER, Surgeon of the 9th Regiment Civ
ing an account of the port takeh by that Reg
iment in the fight at Williamsburg, together
with the list of killed and wounded
On the same page will be found Col. CoBBs
Official Report, which is one of the most plain
straightforward reports that we have seen of
any action during the war.
The conduct of Col CoBB, on thai occasion
was all that his most ardent friends could have
wished That it was through his GOODNESS,
bravery and good management that the vic
tory was achieved, none who have read tn
accounts of the affair can doubt. Even his
strongest political opponents admit, that on
that occasion he behaved himself as becomes
the patriot and the soldier. None ever doubt
ed his bravery none can now doubt his quail
fcations for the post he holds in the army.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28

CHowDER FOR Ten OR TwELvE.-Take Of
salt pork cut in thin slices, as much as
will make half 4 pint of fat when tried,
which will do for two good sized cod or
haddock. Be careful not to burn the fat.
First, put your fat in the pot. Second cut
your fish in as large pieces as will 90 into
the pot, then put layer of fish on the fat,
pepper, salt, and few cloves, then lay
er of the slices of pork, strewed over with
onions cut fine; then layer of shipbread
or hard crack ers dipped in water; then
your thlckenins. Go on again with fish,
6c., 3c., as above, till your pot $ nearly
full, then put In water until you can just
see 1t, and let it stew slowly, SO as not TO
break the fish. After coming to boil it
Will be done in twenty five or thirty min
utes Some like potatoes cut in slices
which may be introduced between each
LAYER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28

WnEar MARgEr.-Mtny Of our citizens had
supposed that the large amount of wheat ship
ped from this place during the last fall and
winter, had nearly drained the country of that
article, aud some had even supposed that be-
fore another harvest we would be dependent
upon Chicago for -four. But the past few
DAYS has convinced all that the Wheat is not
all shipped yet On Friday and Saturday last
eli the buyers in the City had all they co uld
do 80 take in the Wheat brought to this mar
ket- Onthese two days some six or eight thou
sand bushels N )stly of the best quality, was
bought in this place, and we are told by farm
ers that large amount is vet unsold. The
prices ranged from 81 to 90 cents bushel,
which Is all that purchasers afford 70 pay
At the present prices in Chicago.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28

SEWING MAcHtSEs--We are in receipt OF
l. W. Singer & Co.'S pamphlet, giving all tie
new improvements of their Letter A " Fam
ily Sewing Machine Among the numerous
Sewing Machines with which our country is
becoming well supplied, We know of no one
that stands higher f,r all purposes, than that
Of l. NJ. Singer 4 Co. of New York. Those
who have used them say they come near to
perfection machine well be made. =
The Letter A Family Machine is having a
great run in all sections of the country. and
We have no dpu.,t 1t deserving of all the praise
that is bestowed upon it. See advertisement
in another column.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28
Private School

4 PRIVATE SCHOOL will be opened IN sse hlen
N School Building of this City on Monsiay 'A~Ien
31st, and finue during Terms Of etIen VT ks
each and der the charge Of ~. E. P11LsBCh' A. NJ
assisted by UGH other conpet=0& T,sehefs the inter
ests Of the School may require
The rates OF Tuition for the Eerent ades Of Stud
les, at pre- sent established t Pubs schools and
heretofore 1blshed by Beard E<y cation viii be
follows, to wit
For Ist Ind and Bird Prir1ary D IN uer sYu,
a. Let and End Intermedtxs- - o) =. -
% Third Intermediate, and E1uef -.
Branches in High SCHOOL. sh xa 80
Classical Studies -,.s---.....--- ---'' $50 - -
Tuition payable in aGsanoas 49, YySaan Esq
Treasurer -NA~
At the coTnmencemeDs off ~ XooTw viii u
classified and graded hkr-ss ie. Third In
terTuediate will be united sx' ,hsr department
Those wishing ne ths is ~ the School
VIII ma II Tor their - he present the frst aA
Mineral Point, N4r.5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28
Has- hos.uth has just lost his second
daushter-aged eighteen.
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"

r. Washington. May "a
Inc conflict Of authority between the
eis'l ana military authorities of the Dis
u'e' IN respect to fugitive slaves Mt nres-
emf stands thus All those who were
rested oy either side are now released
Marshal Lamoo, and the military Govar-
nor, Ger. Wadsworth, had a long ;,tar-
view To-day relative 10 the contlic- 6s.,reo
the former, claiming the right to excrc;sa
All MS civil functions in the absence of =
aselarati'n OF martial law The question
issue will have to be settled bv the Ex.
So. Gen "adsworth intends TO in
~ al examination into every case
pass fa an alleged fugitive has an alleged
reason 10 believe the aeensa3 = 80. '4eIe i
@s Jaw OF August last eontiso,,;nr 49, larel
tian, been employed ro- insur-a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28
FORECLOSURE SALE.

State of Wisconsn-Iowa County Circuit Court.
Robert YeIverton Plaintiff, against John Adams Eliza
Adams. John Bonner, Otis G.. Corbt, flames Free
land Robert Squires. Charles H Bowman, Patrick u
Baker, William III. Freersnd John 4 IaTfrber John
A Goodrich, Kellog Sey.on and John NJ 5Stew.r
Defendants. n 49,
by virtue oil and pursuant judgment OF foreclosure
ana SAFE rendered In said Court in the above entitled
uon Ga The nineteenth day of February, fs62 will
pose for sale and sell public auction front
of the Court House in the village of Dodgeville in
county, Wisconsin, Saturday, IRE seventh day of
June 1862 O'Clock in the of that day
the following described real estaenortgaged premises
situate in Iowa county, much thereof may be
necessary to raise the amount Of said d-neII. tere
and costs OF SALE 10 The seh east quarter Of the
seuleast quarter of section six, 81 in townn FIVE
l5l, north Of range FIVE, 81 east the southv quar-
ter of The north quarter of section fourteen f14
in township six t6 north Of range FIVE ISL east IN,
north quarter Of the north quarter Of section
fifteen, ll5, l.. township FIVE 81 north Of range FIVE
l5 east the southeast quarter of the north west Quar-
Of section eighteen Isl, in township SIX I6f north
FIVE, ISL east, and part the EAST fIaIf Of
north quaT>er of section number twelve T12l ir
township six 81, north of range five Isl east bounded
as follows to wit: commencing the northeast
of John Adams store thence running west eight rods
thence south twelve rods thence eight rods
north twelve rods to place OF beginning the north
east quarter OF the northeast quarter Of section thirty
hve l33 in township seven north, Of range five IS
east AM the south quarter Of the north quar-
ter of section tirt-ve 1851 township y north
Dated Sherif's Office, Dodgevle. March lsf. 1862
GEORGE MESSERsMITH,
COBB SUDprrH Sheriff IF Kotca Co., Wis
Plaintiffs Att'rs. 1D-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28

Az AGE or PRGGRrss. -Ths is truly an age
Of progress, and one of the best evidences we
have of she fact is the appearance in our midst
of that healthy, pure, unadulterated article;
d. B. De Land i Co.'S Chemical Saeratus.-
This article we can with confidence recon-
mend to our patrons to be just the thing which
it claims to be. Get paper and prove it for
yourselves
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28

lI,000,0 900 LBS LEAD WANrED-Our
Mines now come into reqtIisition as a Ma
tional necessity in conducting the war
The War Department advertises in our
columns today for 5000 tons, or ii ,000,-
600 pounds of lead, which would make a
large proportion of the prodL elton of our
mines, as they are now yielding annual T.
We presume the advertisement will at
tract the attention of some of our dealers.
Gal idU
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-28

We arc indebted TO Lieut. ALoNzo
BELL of the 2d Wisconsin, for copy of the
Christian Banner, of fredericksburg, the
strong Union sentiments of which ought TO
put tue blush upon the cheeks Of some of the
semi-seoes.onists of this locality.