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11arkets-CAEkJuLIy hkPohitDvoK TIM 1RIbrss
WhpSk.Dai Aug 81. lhl
ASHES-Pos are steady and Ia moderate Request at - ri
Il 1s.. fearl' afu quiet 1t 81.
BEEsWAX quiet Dat Yellow ia scarce and arm at ma
CorIOS-Tbe marie, r.usn. very firm and ID. business
10 good The usn.action, to-day embrace some 800 sal-s
on basis a T.s Tor ddngs Unul within few days th.
srTiyals have been rather Drs, but havGs flon on
somewhat and manufacturer oouiug In the mstet Ia.
become ntiie sIcl,ed and holders advance their rates
'pseulsios stil oyer.te to s1u'e eIt-nt
CUfFEk-rhs same Inactivity ~sich has been recorded
ION d, day for the pa,, week. r,msin
add The ony Transaction No hear Of ~ bsss hio SKIM
NO: ..;:..........: .s,,s53 Bombay .....317 o.
hadtslDo ss'...s'''.E a - hsusyrt fG2Ji
Jam.es...........sl az h, DoS,in.o....'..'.2aa!,
FLOUR AND MEAL-rL< make, Tor the low sr.se. Of
Western and S.e Flour assn lower, though the ipt.
large spd freight. lower bat there Is inquiry
the coDces.ion The medium and better .de steld
aud IN sood request, chiefly for .Spo .s.s OF Igo b1
At ~ $3.50 for superfne s.sle and Western - %
of ErI. state ~ 1od ~ FOR .nsy do g. u IS 2; Tor
Shipping brands Of Roud Hoop Ertra 0ho. aud Is 500
80 - fof trade bTsnds Canadian Flour Is more
Of ~ bb. Is for III. low vrsio. Of fI,s, AID
10 e. % for trade brands southei Flour Ia ter
request especially tho ber band. Wit are In den. Tor
export south America ..,s Of 100 boil, a, ?sd - %
fVr mired % 5000 supefha- Baltimore ete and o. Is
.o. Of 80 pos a. % iCd :. 80 Com Me-. l. more se.ive
and qne urn sae. Of so bhl at - 90 Tor Joeyi - IS
i,r rairf,I .ni - 30 for Brandywine.
GRAIa-IEe Wheat market 10 Q little moro az.
tive aud iHesnisLi the demand !. mainly for
pig OF PRIME Offering this l. quite hrru, whils com.
mon Sp,iig 10 2aJc. v bush bw.r notwithstanding the
decns IN irrsht. lbs sale, Include l50Co bush
all. 81 2,7Ol bush Chicago hpfss at I'll ga 49, 30
do Racine Spring i2i ~ 80 do Milwaukee Club a,
r ltatl 70; $500 Amber lows &c a. = 2ld4i q.
~ Nv d. Red Western at 81 Uatl 81; 2,GO do. Amber
do. a, 81 $685. 80, 5,loO do. Whit. Ohio At
r io so do choice White Michigan ~ %, and
i,D'J do Rid Kentucky a. = 81. Barley and Barley Mat
dali aud nounsl Oats are Ia good demand for the trade
aud ioI Oovrlnent nso and prices again hrer sales u
- o. bush 35dGv for Canadian and We.trTn and tpe
ior state. Rye Is sAco and nominal at 7HQetc Tor erp
AID kGSc for State Corr 10 In bsk demand for the tad,
Sud tor and O-ef .al-s Of les go bush ga
nc for heated aud Mixed 37059c for Eastern Mircd
toe tor ie Old DO in store 10 for extra do rescrssso
md BIC. lOf We.isIn rIIns. We dnote;
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Advert i~nssnt
ever, pIesen,

A SUPEnB PIASo.-'Ihose III want Of n Piano
possessing Ia all rs.peos every new impfsv.n-nt o. sny
worth and every sqai-ite Of tone touch aud da abil -
g-tber with suPs'Y ...'-,. =. %. = r1YDssI' ri.ns
and the hr' beng Of oldrs., ssii
10 be tho best manufacturers IN the county.
Inc prices be found t,y s.iif.cory N purchsser.
s.softn-nt Jp received from the msnusefo
from eon',iius Of Osna, Square and ,ers,- II
t~I Wsr,rooins No So Bro.dssy opp0sie Tie ~, Aioho-
H. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

PROvIsIONSTh- Pork market Ia decidedly lower. under
liberal arrivals and limited inquiry, and closes dull
sass Of i+0 bbs at 80 7yn $40 for Prime and oil aOd
hi Is for Mesa beef la fair demand and hn In the
sb.enc. OF arrivals sales Of 200 bbs u ~ 730th To-
plata Mss. aud Sl< 73mt13 ~ for Extra Beef hans arc
steady and Ia moderate request sales Of Is bbs Choice at
BIG Cut Meats steady and "a fair request sales Of
sl2 hid. ard iea y!etq foI sh2gd.. aad 6tqht9 9l
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])ori-tUar0ens' Notlte.
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PoRr.wARpENs UFriCB. No. wv "A"N

sr>ys or Nsv.YoRx.
PoRr.wARpEss UYncs. No ", wM'.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordaIlcs VIZ y.
Ac 70 nso,,,n,,, m. W.r3.n, Oce Of the Po OF SeS
Yos 10 ali persons Interested In OF having charge o. ,Ss
subject matter Of such inquiry eIAmnAou " On. part.
.ra.rs aud IA 4 tao .ad surveys or examinations a.
completed within tea days next succeeding '"'' "o'
hoard sad vessels: d., A., d NJ n.
Steamship routonis rtsr No % Y.
Shp Ina Russell. D. n p. T. n.
Shin IA r.
E, Rel
lrik George Darby vhssetA
DIE "'"' VIM II. BURLEi0H, Psss'asss
]. Avo's HxaxixAx Secretary.
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Adv.ri-eu-nt
DRESS Makers Observation-Disclosures DE.

LiGHT.-Motber,. AssAnts and svcry LAI)'' Deu. Mas
DsHoKgsr's rs hUSSfso SrfTcH SgviSG hacHt,a Tor
Practical Family s-wiug Ruohns up tfrsdhs, Iucsins
Gsib-uus GAsgins hrmmibs etc, la oprfsion ct Aur.
DTaOEksIs Emporium II Fashions. No ~ Broadway No
q Eat lsIh, ho. go Canal a., aud No. -. Pisponst
Brooklyn. Every Lady should have one
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un- Kses.3i?3 Set, .......b;s0 Moon-Sets. 0: I
.iun wArEK ran. D..
andy Hook. 9:45 oav Island ..u 5J Hell Data l.: II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

Hama Lard IL In good demand ADD sneds cs%e' ro
of 10 tbs eSgic bacon !; gun, uat ID are
ns mammal Butter add Cheese In light supply ana Ae
arm ct the Improvement . ,,,, IN, R.v
SUGARs-Th.re be. been very good inquiry ,oo .nm.
Ibd.. including uba 81 100 and English Is.nd at
ale bu, composed principally of Nsw-Orlesns of@hc''
|. 81. "A
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"DR. LEL.ND's AMI. knErMArIC BAND"

permanent cure for khcnm..i.m 'gt Nrur,Sis sni
all Similar Affections frce, ~! .egi y NAL express.
lLLJhIRATHD TKRariss, with Certified T-.tmo niss sent
Tree. Adapted 10 soldiers. q SMITH Co, ff5Pueou.
No kal broadway, Nes.iorL
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IAdyeItl.ausntl

Ifyou want 10 learn what you can do best, and
how the Il yourself g.. acafc1i PHsHsOLoo
IoAL EXAMINATION At FowLKK WELIs's JJe broadway.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
TEE AGE CT CUR EARTH.
Among the astounding discoveries

Among the astounding discoveries Of
modern science is that ot the immense pc
riods which have passed in the gradual
f,srnlution o. our earth. 81 vast were the
cvules of time preceding even the appear
auca of man on the surface Of onr globe,
tha, or. own period seems rs Yesterday
comn.,.d X til the eposhs that have gone
bcfar. Il. Had we only the evidence of
the deposits Of rocks heaped above each
ether in regular strata hv the accUnula-
ton of materials. they alone would con
~iace Us Of the lonr and slow maturing OF
Gods work on the ear.h but when we ad
to these the successive populations al
whose life this world has been the theatre,
nd whose remains are hidden among the
rocks ;neo which the mud or S.'nd ar soil.
OF whatever kind on which they lived has
hardened in the course OF t'me - or the
enormous chains of mountains whose up
hcaval divided tllGSe period, oi quiet ac-
cumulatipu by great convujsions--nr the
changes of a different nttur' III the con
f;Euration o. our globe, as the s.nEinr OF
land, beneafh the ocean. or the gradual
ris;nr Of continents AMI islands above It,
or thr wearin., of great river beds. or the
filling of extensive water basins, TIL mar
shes iirst and then dry land suect eded tc
inland eeas-of the sow growth oi co"a
reefs. those wonderful sea walls raised l'y
tae little ocean architects whose own bod
les furnish both the hgi'd'ns stones ems
the cement which holds them together
aud who have worked SO busiiy during tht
lonr centuries, that there are extensive
countries. mountain chains. islands. ane
loag lines Of coast consisting solely oi t'1es1
r,mains-or he countless forests that ha'
grown M. fourisl,ei died and decavci- t.
fl the storehon@es Of coal that feed th'
fres of the human rice To day-it we con
siiar all these records Of the past, the n
tellect fails To grasp a chronology for which
our experience furnishes no data, and th'
time that lies behind us seems a mnch 81
eternity 10 our conception as the furur
that stretches indefinitely before us.-Prol
! Agossix
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
Row Col. Coroorsn was TAKEN Fris.
Ol5-

There have been so many versions OF
the manner in which CO. orcoran fell in
TO the hands Of the rebe is at the b.tt!, O
Bui! Run, that we give below hi, ox YER
sion OF the affair, il a letter to Captain
! kirker:
Il know you viii regret to hear of NV
being her. prisoner OF war lns CIR
cumstances connected with the affair are
+ easily told My regiment was twice en-
gagged daring that hard contested fLht. on
ihc 2is. ult-, AMI left tue field with the
+. thanks OF Gen. Mcdowell for their seryi-
ces. brought them of in ad dnlirable or
der, and formed a square, to defend against
the earairy, ho were advancing. moved
IN the square until reaching wood. hav
int to pass through :. deGle, and over very
broken ground | nti 10 march bv flank
until | reached the road, where we got
mixed up with two other regiments which
~ere retiring in disorder soon ordered
: halt TO conaect our line, and scarcely
had the command been given when the
inr ani Immediately the other regiments
went over tn. fence an; mine with them.
d.smonntet, my horse being wounded
.ni .ol.oaei in1o tae field, tool, the color,
ani called cat to my men to rally arounG
them.
My voice was drowned amid the roar
Of cnairy csrbincs ana the discharge o.
artillery, Consequently only two oi:cc,.
Capt McI-,r ami Lieut. Connolly, with 9
pri,asas. were all had This da,ay caus-
Us at a small house which was about to
use a. mean. of defense and u. 81. Pr;.-
oners Of my gallant little band Many
others -ere nude prisoners in the same
field and immediate vicinity, who had G.ii-
en- ...s2 exhaustion, - 49,: toll -; IS
! o:.ers from -. :5.a Of ~ ~. even, ~ho
are all here, ,-i. X. Of whom | send
j that -ou r,a- ru'ii.h 1t for the informa-
/ ton OF wa. friends.
we lost many a brave and manly spirit
on .hat day, which fills me with the deep
es. s..orrro- Ny beloved acting lieut-n-
-nt co'onel Hay.erty, wa. the frs Killed,
ana am fearful about Capt. Meagher, who
acted as major, a, have not seen him
s;c;. the hsht, no: any persnn who could
give me any information. My .mPrison-
rneat is deeply embittered from the want
/ Of knowledge Of the fate Of my helo~ed
soldiers since my last sight of them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
Sece=s on Sym2atEissrsf Regponsibie
for liz dian hIasxs crcs IN h!iDneso.a.
from the Chicago Journal J

The St Paul PresS shows quite conciu-
sivcly that the Indian outbreak on the
Minnesota border was not occasioned by
any neglect on the part Of the Government
or its agents to pay the annuitics in coin,
as has been charged; but that the saya-
ges have been. .tampeTed with and infuen
ced to the late bloody atrocities by wick
ed and traitorous white men who are in
sympathy with the Southern Secessionists.
We hope that the guilty conspirators
may he ferreted tand arrested, in order
that proper punishment may be meted out
to them as q terrible retribution for 50
horrid a crime. Atrocious and barbarous
as hare been some Of the exhibitions Of
heartlessnoss on the part Of The rebels at
the South, nothing that has y5t been de-
veloped equals the iendishness Of this saY
age raid in Minnesota-this bloody, cruel
and feroc;ous onslaught, with gun, knife
ana dtomahawk-upon defenseles5 and TN
offending women and children.
The fact that sYmpathisers with the re
belio7 a, the North have, as appears,
been the Prime movers to incite these
Gendish ortrages, only prove. 10 US that
there is an element among Us small though
it be, that needs careful watching and
promp. attention whenever discovered
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

never be Of service as-in Such men ar
bnrtfen to them selves AMI the s,-yic
and the sooner they are out of it the bet
ter for all parties
The llth Regiment generally feel slirh.
ted on having none of the positions in the
new Regiments TO lie raised in Wiseons;n
given to is members Co ~ oe the >
must be favored Some three of it. OH
IN mbers receiyin. commissions in the
ney Iowa Co. Company, while Co e. OF
tue Ilth has nary one" We all feel the
slight bat viii bear itas becomes good so,-
diers
Seven companies OF the llth ana some
from the 33i have just gotaboard the boats
for an excursion down 10 the mouth of
White River, some 50 miles below. ttI,in
four days rAtions What will he the re-
suit | cannot tell, though likely cotton
Feeling a little indiSposcd | remain in
camp ani have amused myself a little on
the abo,e, hoping your readers nav find
something herein TO serve them the same
END. SCOTCH"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

Ne" ork, august -
The war meeting in the Park was i'm
mense and very enthusiasts Qnite -
number Of speeches were made by pron4i-
neat citizens Resolutions were adopted
picdSin- our faith. fortunes, lives, and hon
or t. crushing tho rebellion, calling on
monayed men and corporations to contrib
ute largely 10 the recruiting funds. and 70
close places Of business rs far as practic-
able at p. Ii till the 18Th, asking the
President 10 authorize General Corcoran
70 raise a logon ol twenty thousand men
etc letter w-as read from Secretary
seward, exprcss:u.s the Presidents regret
that he was unable - attend also & splen-
I'D letter from Governor Morgan The
great event cf the afternoon was the arri-
val of the Sixty uin-h Regiment, with Gen
eral COrc0ran at its head 1t vas enthu-
siastically welcomed. af.l tonk part in the
proceedings. General Corcoran was ono
of the speakers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

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Tenth, ~ 'hs ." Atlantic Mo1thly." Arrangements
already made warrant the publishers in pr lnii.in 10
those who read the Atlantic great variety the
hes articles IN all departments Of literature An in
crease Of many thousands in circulation since the wear
began. i sufficient evidence Of the permanent hod on
popular favor which the Magazine has noa D,ra,r fha
It5-rty the Atlantic has atys erls.te,, ~ fr -
talent Of the country strengthen II s.es and !, vii
constantly be coadac,ed "ilh single aim 10 the bes.
Interests Of the Republic
In the department. Of Novels ard Ssc-i4s tb. - A.
a'c VIII IN future he specially we II supplied some
our mos! popular writers Ieng engaged I;on.n
g. ana aleS for It's columns. TIE author Of sIif- in
tn lren Mills and a Story Of To-Day has itst com
Pleied work Of reaaarkatla power and inter
commenced in It's pages
The late Theodore Winthrop. the author Of " Cecil
)Fs elne an John Brent. les most interes u jour
nal ef his travels which viii ~ Ics shortly in tltf At
4atic with the title of Life in the OT Air" Tie
rrc'fG Is tlH cf adventure, and cannot fail Of
The author Of MY Garden in TIE May Nrra,cr Ia
contributed scyer: ryIaS for ferIct uiTC NrnIers
the Magazine. fun of fresh and sparkling interest.
Prof 10 eli and Fr : Asassiz vii continue their
poruir contributions, widely welcomed and
alr. r " TT--ason, whose vaIua lie ard entertain
ing papers from :e cor5raeI nsrt OF the Atlantic
Monthly" have formed f its mos. attractive sr:ss
Of icie, VIII still supply it. pages Within lv Fssys
In P-9-e ani Poe.y the Atlantic StaF % Writers
!, "H-9ialied Ihe following authors stu among
the Regular cen rirut.rs -
J''ns- }, Rg-seii r toxen, George 5: IEiIard,
it-hrv " hoag'eilow. Henry Gil.s,
Louis Acassiz. Walter Mitchell
t,A'ph waldo Emerson, Henry T. Tuckernan,
Nathaniel tIavthornr, John Wciss
c. C. Hazewen, Arz II y stowe
I W. NfgyIasen, Ta~ref Nartfneau
Author Margaret Howth, Charles Rea e
Ms. Ms ..aiia " .. Hose. The Country Parson.'
Oliver Wendell TIoiulls I,arriet r Prescott
Jshn @. Whittier, Rolsrt I. : Lowell
q. p Whipule, J r Trovbridge
Bayor3 Taylor. Edward Everett
Charies T. Norton, Professor A. d. White.
T"rT'i~-ThTee Dollars per Annurn or TWENTY Five
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An Irish stationer, after advertising $
vor;etv Of articles. gives the following
Nota Bena: '.To nv regular eustomsrs
ahal cell wa-s- .ratls.
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>Yv .,IsRoryp. CALL"Rv.

s.,u- pnrf,s,rs n the New Araora,yre Gallery as
L aos ready 70 take
Xix + y + 5 5 + 5
i. al tie t,te. aas Improved STYLES Saving th' Sdvan-
tage Of northern light, aad iiss;-esSs t.l IA
THEY WARRANT THEIR Noth.
.ase Q; ~, pablo patronage Is respectfully soils
HeA
= Kendall 4 BROS.
o1tober Is, 1879. =
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Terms of &dycrsisIug.

Twelve lines Sonpara type, compact matter or ieir
egltvai mt In -paes VIII De caa,1t-i - a square.
Prof .s.i1uahI. AMI Eaaiuess Cards 81 = line, Per
ver f,r n first Eve Iinss and fifty cents FOR each al
ditlonal line
All ia,l ami asy cents for each alIlon2l animal IN
same notice
T.syai Notices IT Statute rates.
So. \ ticss lea, i AMI Kept inside having prsce-
da-e % ordinary aIyertises MS 80 per cent advance
Notes 4 meetings, charitable societies, Re- half
pr .-,
Advert ssTnents not acconaane1 rish directions wall
be Inserted till forbid, and charged Tor accordingly
~ t,-lusfzgt d: Ysgt ts' b. pat JJf t
rfEYace This rule viii not De varied from
r. Yearly alvertis sIneuIs allowed the PrFt4@e t C1
iny quarterly
No Advertisement considered less than sqaar!-
ELL. cnItrrrAsLr Qr.RrgaLv.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

New l OK, Au-- II
A letter from a surgeon reports that he
saw S3 dead r.bels IN one small corn field
a, nssoa Nause
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

F. ANTHONY. No. 5ar. BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Is Publishing IN >ili'ior ~ other plrtrg!t the
SD, L 1.o /. Isr6'Si ' r .fi "A n ~
-Tt1g of I--sica not excepting JEFF. Davis,
Gen. Bealre-ar+ Llayi. .ud host of ether co1te's
rs'g- Price u Portraits $500 PEI dozen Can be
~ mail
Scene. Of tn Var for the Union.
are pul. .sshed, card size md in s-eroscopic form
Also,
Sta~rS-.rtc Views Scenes in Paris. LONDON and
IN ether parts = Epzl.-i and France, in Scot
Iani ireland walls, Efal.+r,'. .SeitE,rlsRd,
Spain on th- Rhine. in Ath"rs- Egypt,
Tar>-y, The liey Isud China, L.
dja, Cuts. s., 6e-, &C.
ri t=sHtfHrs.
Our T~s-aa>sneou. -~---csco9sc Views are
Tic tsreate-t sn.;-r Of tho
Those ere taken in the .r.ieh part o saCoI Z. and
marching 80 stEq does not in the slightest degree
affect the taking Y these vie-s. They siI i5 -.
psr dozen.
We have also on hand an manufacture the largest
,rrraerr = seop- Pls-ea--sphic Al urs and
phatr-suic Materials in he United States, ard per
tarS I'm ia. world
Catalogues containing lists - All or Po-trsi's - vs.
S--ascopes. &c, sent free ~ mail, receipt Of
=. kTTli0NV. sol rrardvv =.
Sly Ssar s.. Hchala. Hute!.
tired Cl-r-vr,sn hsvin, been restored 20 hea-tf
in f-r day. stsr many years ~ er- stftriny. Is
wiling 70 assist others ~ sending reel the receipt
as naS' 0aij directed envelope. copy 81 the pr"
-9tstn s5 Direct th= ItEy- JuIN =. NAGNALL, Isl
Eu,leu ~Frces, brooklyn, \. \. 2i-tra.
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1..HN II. UE@ToN


A-oTS-v Sael:c. Coav-ye2esr 80 'eAe'ai :, -
II Lin.t-n Iowa oa1Gtyt y is-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

TTGgSEY = Ia- aut Natsr- PI#..e- n i-a Z.
\ -. County, wis Parei.llsE N'teH'i'1 |1.. |. y
collecting Refer Hon. {. C. Nas-si-Fa an = '
. sGIiash
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
CO. H-LAFAYErrE kIFLEs
Killed w II Mason.

NIAcG.-N. IT. 1Iason.
Wounded - Sergeant Wrn. II Snow,
shouldercd; Sergeant r + or.on, both
lecs: Corp David Po..er, h-ess', Henr.
Mason. hand; John Anderson, no4e; h. :
Blair. hand
Missing Lee Icsturty, Clarence :,
Sawteu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
\. u. norFErF, :. =

-xx.cAr n-aIer IA Dry Goods ii-7se-les- llo''s
o,4 u~I-are. SC, YeitaF stone WIS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

ygHrs1CIAs. SURGEON, aad A'eeue,.5ur ,..ass + =
Poat WI olles opposite tls Latsei 5-..t-s7 ii'-
tel High Street
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
killed and Wounded in tas aIs Wis

\ list of killed and wounded Of this
noble regiment has been published The
following are the names Of the sufferers
among reg;mental officers, and also .he
companies from. this vicinity
Killed Licotenan- Col Louis Il D.
Crane
Wounded Major John y. Scot in
shoulder Sers Major G. l.. Derlin,.. IA
leg.
co F-GRAHT CoCs9l UNION GUARps
Killed Ethan W Butler
Wounded corp. Atlas 4. BUdd. hap,
slight Corp. Clay y Fisher, hand slight.
James Holmes. thigh :. II Iarvln, leg;
James Kelly. le9 slight George ko.b,
shoulder: John " Wiuon, thigh, amputa-
ted Jonas Chosen; Nelson Powell righs
arm. severe Darius Z. David, knee, Sc
we're
siiesins-sliiton O. Keil. Andrew Cre;-
20. Z d. Fox
CO. I--sHCfLsRy2Gu LIGHT Guard
Killed. Capt Nose. O BTien, Niohoias
Wallace
Woandei-Corp r. A Williams, head
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a r Depot, Mineral Point w.
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dI.rsf3r bounty ami Pensions AEeht FOR the Mutual
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-07-12
.SkfERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, :.
JErrERsoN COUNTY.
Scott Kerr d Co.
Jemeriah Kershaw.

Jemeriah kershaw.
BY virtue of an order OF sale to me
directed; issued by the Clerk Of the
First District Court sitting in saidCoun'
". in favor Of Scott. Kerr L. Co. and
against J eremiah K.rshaw. l will, on
the sixth day Of August. A. D. 1869,
between the hours OF ten O'Clock a. N
and Two o'clock p. NJ. Of said day. af-
fer at public sale TO the highest bidder
for cash in hand. in front Of the Cour
House door in the village Of Oskaloosa,
in the County and State aforesaid. all
the right, title and interest OF jeremiah
Kershaw in and to the following des
cribed real estate to.wit: the Southwest
quarter Of Section thirty -four. Town
ship ten. Of Range II. and Southeast
quarter Of Section nine. in Township
ten. Of Range seventeen: the first des'
cribcd tract appraised az $3.50. and the
second At $500. levied on as the prop
erty Of Jeremiah Kershaw.
N. w. TAYLOR Sheriff..
July 5-45-5 VS. -