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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

] Mkt EDITORIAL CoSvESrIoN. - The
.next annual meeting of the Wisconsin,
editorial Association will be held in the
scitv Of Racine, the first day Of the session
commencing on Wednesday, June 18th
slS62 D. W Ballou, Jr, the President OF
sthe Association has made the following
appointments for the present year:
lst. The Annual Address will be de
sliycred bv Charles w. Fitch, Of the Man
9itowac HcraId
ID T c Annual Poem viii be pro
7nounced by Thurlow w. Brown, Of the
sWisconsin Chief Fort Atkinson.
3D. The Euiogy on William VI. Gra-
<ham. late Commercial Editor of the Mil
55waukee Wisconsin, will be delivered Ivy
.Charles H. Wright, late Of the Milwaukee
Ne,cs. now Of the Chicago Post
4th An Essay on the Lives and Ser
l Vices of Pioneer Editors Of Wisconsin
will be prepared and read by George HY-
Ter. o. the Madison Patriot Waterto,cn
Democrat
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
LAVISH EXPENDITURES

The meeting resolved that they were
IN the County House This i an nnf.. r.
mode Of attacking here exhibited. The
resolution is general in its terms. and has
no specification whatever. No ans,y, >
can he made to such Il charrc Tho ~.
jeet Of putting it in this shape. however
appears, # not on lis face. at lcast IN n a
use that is made it The resolution i
used IS a text, and in the discussion which
Its gettcrs up enter into whenever thov
can Get any one 10 listen TO them. all SORT.
OF rumors, InSinuations, absurd and mn
sen+leai stories, ara brought II boar mon
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
Land Agency, Collection and Exchange Off
WILLIAM T. HENRY.

j a ITO RN Ex AT w
) MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.
4 Has complete Abstract Of Title 10 all Real Estate
in Iowa County, kept mp to date by postings from
the Public Records; be viii give prompt entiou to al
business pertaining Real Estate in Wisconsin and al
tend to Soldiers Claims for Pensions, Bounty Lands
back pay, &c, make Collections and
BUY AND SELL SIGHT DRAFTs
all the principal cities the United States and Ia
rope. Deposites received and accounts kept.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
IN PROBATE-IOwA co. COURT

In the Of the last will of Pase,
Eaton deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF Almanson Eaton
only surviving executor Of said last Will and testament
representing, that he has been unable to clos9 up hi
administration without heavy sacrifice of properly
and praying for further extension of time settle the
Of aid deceased It is ordered that said petition
be heard before the Judge of this Court Monday
the 18th day of May, a u. 1862 at the Probate Cfc
in the village Of Dodgev1lle, in said County it il
further ordered that copy Of this order be published
for three successive weeks prior said day OF hearing
in the Mineral Point TRIBUNE, weekly newspaper
published at the City OF Mineral Point in said County
a Dated April 10Th, 1862. :. B. ANSLEY
Il'-ST County huge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
READY ROOFING Co
p Cedar St. II. z
; L f CIAL NOTICE,

The Subscriber would respectfully inform those IN h
debt that his accounts MUST be settled without d,l,
For the next month he viii be in this City on saturd.r
Of each week prepared settle accounts with thos. IN
terested
Necessity compels me 70 collect in my dues. a. Aars
building to do in place of that just burned down. which
will require all my means
Unless this notice is attended to- shall be compelled
70 place my accounts in the hands of an officer for in
mediate collection JOSEPH NUENsTER
Mineral Point, March 10 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
Gov. Harvey Drowned.

Z We are panied TO learn that Gov. /, ?.
HARVEY, Of this State was drowned at
Savannah in Tennessee, a day or two
since As he was stepping from enc boat
t, another, he was precipitated into th2
river and sunk 70 rise no more. We Get the
information from Mr. HANSON, conduct
.-r on the " P r. r, who got his infor
nation at the Telegraph Office in Warren
but learned no further particulars.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

I From MAJOR REYNOLDS A letter re
sceived from Major Reynolds of the 10th
,s.written on Thursday last to his wife, con
stains few additional particulars Of the
sbloody battle At Pittsburgh landing. Ii
says
4 Our loss (the rcgiment) in killed and
swounded, will, fear, exceed 200 Not .
eprivate in the ranks left his post until or
sdcred to do so. Col Fairchild acted
scooly and bravely. lie is a good officer
II trust in God he will soon be able to re
ssume his post. was in command from
sl2 0 clock on Sunday til Monday night.
afhc rebels took possession of everything
eve had in our tents. have only the
sclothes left which ] had on at the begin
{ ming of the fight Michael Ryae is safe
,he kept close 10 met
/ The rebels treated or sick and woun
sded with great tenderness l am glad to
srccord this.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

St. Joseph, No, April ia most VIC
.len5 hurricane passed in a south easterl,
direction from this place to night 4
.tl'ciGht house was demolished. injuring
several persons; the steamer Najors was
storu from her n1oorings and carried dowr
.the river several miles and badly dam
jagged the Dacot1h sunk and is a totaI
floss Four lives were lost ON her
Washington, April I4-lien Mitchell
reports that he has occupied two other i'm
'por ant points on the raj road-DecatuI
to the west, and q station AT some distance
to the east of huntsville
The following dispatch has been re
|ceived by the Secretary Of War, dated
Nashville Tenn, l4th
On Saturday morning two expeditions
'wcre started from Huntsville in the cars.
Zone under Gel. Sill, of the 33d Ohio, went
.cast to Stevens, the junction Of the Chat-
.tanooga with the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, which point they seized,
1900 Of the enemy retreatinr without
firing shot Col Sill captured five loco
motives and 4 large amount of rolling
stock
The other expedition, under Col Tur-
chin, Of the 18th Illinois, went west and
arrived at Decatur in tine to save the rail
road bridge, which was n fumes
Gen Mitchell now holds 100 miles Of the
Nemphis and Charleston railroad
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
Gen Banks Advancing.
WASHINGToN, April Il.

! WAsHINGroN, April Il.
] The Following has been received by the
War Departments
! MOUNT JACKSON, II A M-Our troops
occupied Mount jackson at seven o clock
tins forenoon and are now in front of
Rudes I'LL, where the enemy appears TO
be IN force. The people report that they
intend giving battle there They resisted
3 our advance in order to gain time for the
!. burning OF bridges and railway cars. en-
1gincs &c, which had accumulated mt the
terminus of the road but our movement
was so sudden and the retreat of the reb-
gels so prcc plate that we were en- lbled to
! save the bridges, locomotives, and some
Gears. All these had been prepared with
scombustible material for instant conha-
fgratlon. Many prisoners have been ia
j ken, and several horses captured from the
zenemy.
! The troops have acted admirably Col
ICarroll ) brigade, Of Gen. Shields Div;s-
sion, led the advance on the back road TO
4the rear of Mount Jackson. and General
.MeCalI on the turnpike. Gen. Williams.
with bis main division brought up the re-
s'served column. We shall occupy New
sMarkct to night.
! Gen Shields has so far recovered as to
sbe able to command his division in per-
:.son.
I Mt. JACKS y, April l7-Mt. jackson
$was occupied by our troops this forenoon.
Z ne rebels burned bridges as they ret eat
led, but the Vermont Cavalry dashed thro'
9Th place to prevent the enemy burninr
. the bridge on the creek beyond the town.
sand captured several rebels in the act Of
!. burning this bridge; one Of Ashby's lieu
Eten nts was also captured. Col Ashbv
himself was nearly caught, it is said and
owed his escape to the fact Of wearing n
sFederal uniform. Our pursuing forces
Care in New Market tonight without oppo-
5sition. Ashbv and his men are outside
I the town Gen Jackson rotreated towards
/ StauntOn
5 Washington, April lS-1he following
! has been received att War Departments
/ Headquarters Of the Department
: of Shcna -doah, April 10 p. m
I. To Hon T. " Stanton, Sec. Of Var:
:! Our troops occup ed Newmarket to night
{, There has been somt artillery skirmish-
i'm, but no loss on our side We have Ia
keL many prisoners (Signed)
! y Z. BANKS, Mai Gen Conc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

DcBUo. ELEcTIos-The Ga!ena Courier
brings out It's rooster ana makes big sen
.a:ion crow over the success Of the 81
called Democratic Ticket in Dubuque :
As the Dubuque Democracy are st:onGl.T
Secession, the Growing Of the Courier in
dicates tho proolivities Of It's Editor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23


Washington, Ap~iI l6.-The followiu Z
message from the President Vas received
in the senate TODAY, giving his reasons for
approving the bill abolishinc 6 avery in the
District Of Columbia
Felio,r Citizens ot' he Senate and horse
OF Representatives, The act entitled An
ret for the release Of certain persons held
20 service or labor IN the District Of Co
lumbia, has this day been approved and
.itned | have never doubted the cone-i
,u.ional authority of Congress to abolish
livery in the District and have ever de
rired to SCI the Capitol freed from tho in
g tuition in some sat'sfac o,ywiv Hence
"a re has never leeu IN my mind any
question on the subject except one Of e1-
pedicncy arising in view Of al cir.umstan-
Cos. There may be matters within and
all about this act which might have taken
a course and shape more satisfactory 10
my judgement, but | will not attempt to
specify them. am @ratiliea that h. true
principles of compensation and colonial
ton are both recognized and practically
applied in this act In the matter of com
pcnsation II Is provided that claims NAV
lie presented within ninety DAYS after pas
sage of the act, hut not thereafter: and
there il Il Saving clause for minors, fc-
HI tles, covert. insane or absent persons.
! presume there Is an omss on bv mere
oversight, and | recommend that i he sun
piled ~ an amendatory or supplemental
act
eaned, ABRAHAM LINccLX
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

BE The Connecticut Election has re -.
aulted in the success Of the Republican
Ticket hy greatly increased majority.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
NJ \ e Il L ID g..


Darrell Town in the Town Of Mineral Point on ii
10th inst. h, the Rev John Cowen, Mr.. ALEX BENNEr
to Miss ELIz sBErH JANE DLEwIrr, all Of BarreH Tow
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
ID I Z ID

In this City the 18th inst, WILLIAM r. s. onl
son Of FRANCE and ELIZA Henry, aged years.
)Ia the Town Of Mineral Point Monday the 2ti
INST, Mrs. NARY GoLpswoBrHY, wife Of Matthew Gold
worthy, aged about sc years.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

Bay-,ien. llurihut loss. at the battle O.
PIttsburE, out uf 1000 men. in killed
wounded and missing, 1853. lie had q
splendIl army otchoicc troops who fought
like tigers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WAR CLAIM AGENCY

IhE UNDERSIGNED procures Arrearages. Bounty
Pensions &c, for soldiers and their Heirs; the STAT
BoUNTY TO FAMILIES; attends to the settlement an
collection Of MILITARY AccoUSTs AGAINST TIE STAT
and the United States, and any BUSINESS WITH FIJI
STATE DEPARTMENTS. 80 Send for Circulars
Address with return stamps
u4ul +. n gunner, Madison
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

In the matter Of the last VIII and Testament Of "
liam Wallis deceased,
/ all whom it may concern. Letters tcsarepNl
on me last VIII and testament of Will!sm Wa.
deceased having been issued to John wallis on y
| 'th day OF February, A. d. ie62 and OBJ year -
ind after said date being allowed and limited for cr'-
anee Notice Is hereby given that the undersignedf
~ the hrst Monday Of every MONTH during the Y.
above limited, at the Probate Ofice IN the Tipssf.
Dodgeyile, in sail County receive ex anime and ses
all claims and demands Of all persons against said
ceased.
Dated April 9Th, 1852 sB ANsBEY.
1881 Conat. yt-tts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

1H- The rebel force at Corin;h is vari-
ously estimated 1T from -, 0U0 10000, of
whom ; 600 10000 were in act:cn. Our
larcs wa - ola in s-ticu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

J PRISONERS COMING TO N:LwAFKFr - ',n
sI'rowhril.e informs rs that there viii +,
/. IN the n7i@hhorhoot of 1000 rebel prison
Gers here. and that a portion o. the 1911
ra-1ment VIII be detailed to guard them
Z They would have been here l,y this time
but for the want of arms on the mart =
the l9th- They VIII be quartered at cam,
: Nashburn, out on the Cold cnr;n
Grounds. They VIII probably be her
A.. Tomorrow Ml,raHkce Wisconsin,
- f'-'"Stit
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
GUITA-PBRCHA ROOFING

No article ever before introduced to n.
public has equallcd the LIQUID GtrrA-PtRrv.
for coating tin or other roofs, new or old
One gallon, costing One Dollar and Fif,-
Cents, will thoroughly coat from two hundred
to three hundred feet % roof and this coa,
ing will render the roof perfectly waterproof
and will last three times as long as white lead
or other paint. For covering roofs, either
new or old we repeat it has no equal for du.
rability or chcapness, and we offer it to III.
public fully confident of its intrinsic excel.
lence, and with our warrantce that it viii do
all that we claim for IT. Sold in barrels Of
forty gallons each, at liberal discount n
dealers. Address all orders to
READY ROOFING Co,
% Cedar St. II. r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

BEG" Among the prisoners captured a
Pittsburgh is son of Sam. Houston an,
also one of Pierre Soule
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
FRANCI5 LITTLE,
J. VI. STRONG.
HENRY PLOWMAN.
April Is, 1862

Washington, April lS-fhe following
d ,spatches were received at the War De
pl@tment from Gen. McCIellen
FIRsr DISPATCH -" At about half an
hour after midnight the enemy attacked
Smith position and attempted TO carry
.his runs Smith repulsed them han !
somely and took some prison rs, / have
no details, but viii forward them as soon
rs my aids return. The firing was very
heavy All Is now quiet.
Z : CONF DIsHATCH.-My position, occu-
pied by Gcn. Smith was entrcrched last
night; 50 that we haze been able 10 pre-
vent the enemy from working today. and
ha e kept his guns silent The same re
/. suit ut the batteries 1T Myatt's Mil.
4 THIRD DIsPATCH.-G orktown was shell
ed by orr gunloats and four baraes. with
ovt eject There has been a good deal OF
!. firing from the Yorktown Land batteries
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

We have male the above REDUCTION IN PR
CES with the two-fod view of beneing the public an
oustlN The public have been swind ed by splricu
machines made lii imitation Of ours The metal In
from The IRON casting TO the smallest piece Of pro-
qnal1ty. Their makers have not the do the
work well. They are hid away in places ~her
il would be impossible 10 have at their command
proper mechanical appliances. is only by doing
great business and having extensive manufacturing
Establishments, that good hines can be made at mode
rate prices The best designed machines BADLY
sMADE, are always liable get out of order and
sure TO cost considerable trouble money to ser
{ them in repair.
y The qualities to be looked for in Machine are.
3 Ce1fI5Hty of correct action at all rates OF sJe5
s1"apttctty Or constructions great d1r1bility daj
1dpt1ttg Of operation. ,cidh the L,a,t L,,boT Vi
chimes TO combine these essential qualities must md
OF the oeSf metal and ffished 10 perfection VI
have the ways and means, a grand scale 10 do -
The purchasers of Machines whose daily brrss
may concern will find that those having the above ga
tiles not only work well rapid as well as sou rs
koI speed, out hst tong in the finest possible rorb
soruer our machines, as MADE 6y will scf
otonfy with Less tabor than any others whether in ~
tanon oil ours or not. In fact, they cheaper ~
Sany other Machines as a gift
a- LOCAL AGENTS wANTED.-1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
e. x D. A r IL II DUG TIOy
IN THE PRICES OF
SINGER & cos
STANDARD MACHINES

Heg k'soJe5' to be tie Test for .Hausfact,.rino
Purposes
No Shuttle Machine, formerly at 30, reduced 10 81
No. ,, " ." si00'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
The Confessions and Experience of -,
Invalid

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and
ana caution TO young men who suffer from Nervous n
o"S' premature Decay, &c. supplying at the sam.
Hiie the means Of Seh.Cure. By one who hs4 .,,..
himself after henf put to great expense through mod,
cai imposition ana q;taekery BY nclosng po,tn,,,
anu 'Seu envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be had OF tn
.'i'noi' "a lhAHlEh MAYFAIR, Esq. Bedford, Klas
County, New York. 1x,o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

IN WHe 9. UmmJuore Stockton
did recently in Philadelphia
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
The Fifth Wisconsin.

I The 9th regiment, Got Cobb's) seems
to be diminishing little as appears from a
correspondent of the New York World
writing from the headquarters of Gene
raj Reyes, near Yorktown. The letter
saws:
! ION the 9th inst. very successful and
important reconnaissance was made by
Brig. Gen. w : Hancock, accompanied
by Lieutenant Merrill, of the Engineers
and Lieut.. Bowen, of the Topogr phica
Engineers, and the Fifth Wiscor sin, Col
Cobb and the 9th Maine Regiment. Col
Burnham. Your correspondent had the
pleasure of being n witness. The enemy
were found posted along the entire length
Of a stream this side Of its works The
skirmish hers thrown out in advance met
the rebel picket5 at every exposed and
convenient place this side of the stream
Oar mon gallantly drove them up to the
shore, and in several Instances across
. The eremy's Qualifications were disclosed
at all these places, guns being mounted in
; them, with 4 single exception.
& In another portion Of the letter we find
!. the following:
4 Farther down and towards the James
river, the next entrenchmcnt the develish
genius Of rebellion has devised seems to
be rile-pit The skirmishers of the Fifth
) Wisconsin, under Capt Bean, drove the
enemy at this point down the bank, neck
and heels over their foot brid yes, and out
.of sight into the works, whatever they are.
Farther down, and in the same line, strong
] err works, Fashioned forts, each mounting
several guns, were developed by the Fifth
I WISCONSIN, and Sixth Maine skirmish.
ers
I: The enemy at THESE points Of this splen-
Sdidly conducted reconnaissance were com
PEELED II occupy the higher ground in
! front Of the plain toward their flce.-Here
. the enemy from the highest of the two
,forts threw shells at GeI. IIancocks Skin
mishcrs, commanded by Maj. Larrabee
s'i'his fort also commands two forts lower
clown Lees Mills was not more than SOC
.'yards from the top Of the ravine. and al
: this place the bu@le calls, and the move
#ments Of the cncmy's light artillery, were
CLEARLY heard and seen as Gen Hancock
\ drove the euemy's skirmisbcrs in.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
WHOLESALE DEPOTS.


81 WHOLESALE DFPOTS.
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445 Lake Street Chicago.
WHO'LL s \LE AGENTS.
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James Beliak Philade
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4 Person, unacquanted with the Meodeon and its his
tory, will bear in nd that the pioneers
leading manufacturers not only in the United States
but in World commenced the manufacture Of
Melodeons in the fan of the year S4I, that
time have finished and sold TWENTY-SEVEN THOU
SANDS. Tbes- instr in use mostly in
the United States AMI Canada, but also in Europe Asia
Africa South Am rica and the West Indies and from
all these quarters have the hatering estmoni-
5 ais of the high estimation in which thtg held
"a At all l, dus,riai Exhibitions they have In
svnriabiy been awarded the HIGHEST PRE-
ssNIICM whenever exhibited in competition
= with others
:; We shall take pleasure in forwarding by mail
eXpense) our illustrated Catalogue in which every
manufacture fully described and Illus
trated by elegant engravings
All Nelodeous OF manufacture either sold by us
dealers in any part of the United Canada
warranted to be perfect in every respect should
any repairs be necessary before the expiration Of five
years rvm the date Of sale hold ourselves ready and
willing to make the free Of charge, provided the
injury is not caused by accident design
s. Agents the MeIodeon NAV be found in
all the principal towns Of the United Canada
= Address either
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List OF thu wisconsin Wounded.

We maze up from ali tie lists We have seen, the fol-
losing list of Wisconsin soldier. that where killed or
wounded in The recent battle Of Shiloh:
Iir4 REGIMENT.
Field onc'rL-Col .. f. Wood, Lieut.. c5I l. E Mess
more wounded,
Cornpanv a Lieut.. Ford, E L Whitaker
c.-lWoundsd.I Thee sorsch, James Allen
6eorse F. stnSE james z Williams, Jas- r Bishop.
= = Woundedi Ezra Austine.
g F.-(woundedf Huston Cronk James y
Howard, II. Wescett, Charles Vincent
Company CT Wounded II. Siecrist.
:" H do Edward Gilmore, Spencer
Company II Woun ledl Charlie. Beacon. William
.hant5ky, George Rutherford, Waterman Lshernes..
COMPANY k.-l WoandedI Horace Lyman. a kro-
male. Charles Burr, Charles LercheT, NJ W Hurl5urt.
A ~ Kirby. Hiram Filkcn, Irwin Underwood
Not Ioc.tea-G. W. Reader, W =. Her.ood, 0. z.
Titus, J. FaseliIt,
Torn REGIMENT
r1eli olnccrs-Col. b. Allen and Lieut.. Colonel L.
fairchild, wounded.
Company A. Killed Capt, SAKE, Orderly Sergeant.
I"oandedl W. p W@Ibridse, A Iianiston, Jas Pat
Company RI woundeaI Capt. Fox. E Eyans9on.
Company O.-lwoundedl Lieut., HOgey, NJ. H. Ste
Company n-(Killei) Capt rease, tw'nd) Abram
c ok. C NJ Harrington, josiah Fields
Company r Wounded Perry T. Stevens.
F do Capt Train, 4 Yates
Ct do i. MCCLELLAN. SEQ Maho-
COMPANY II Killed Corporal Babcock. fwo'ldedl
Frank Z Wicks. Geo Rlnshaw. David ". Dairf plo
H. White, WA. Seir!ns, Daniel Wrampool s D. Trul..
bull
Company I-IKined. ] Lieut. Vail rwoaaied1 l..
D c. Puralan, John solomon II. c. Howard, a. VII
Eins.
Company k. Killed. VIM CLARK. F Cooper. mo.
Henn-s.ey. Mir fouSiey and Son, and Thos NannirCs
Wounded. Capt Williams, Ii. Vail Sergt- Bradford
John CLARK Lars Nelson, Toney Collins b. Walker E
O'Niel, Jas Reeves, o. }. Valentine, John. NJ, by
Pam. Gunther.
Not located-N. Faisenghcr, : s Bennett.
ieughawout G. :. stailier, f G. Wheeler, 0. Tom
Iinson, @. Nelson.
18TH REGIMENT.
Fieia officer Killed. Col. 5. Alban, Maj J. Y.
Grain. Woundei. ] Ii Col S ". Beau .
Company Al. Z. Coleman, z. Cellar.
I'll. + Bailey
c-B. F. Cawtz, Samuel secar, E b
rrsutr. AhraTn y. Coon
Company D-Jshn Bushnell, L. L. DugDee J n
Jewel, J. J Jewell :
Company E-Wm. Sherwin. s. Z Hayuer
III y. Sampson.
Ca " Dickey, john G. Eaton
HEuSene Gay, G. T. Devere F. u. Call.
tl''ert Hickman.
Company I-Er.s.as Cook, james Lsich, John Topp,
Luck.
Company K-E Z Clark
Not locatrd-I. Gross. 4 Barrsugi.s p. +. Hotchin-
eon. B = Bantz, J L. Halliday, ii. Coffin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devo.s
o the subject--N lciN be sent grotis