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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
The War Fund Investigation

In the early part Of the session of the
Legislature last winter. considerable com
plant having been made oy the Madison
Prtriotand its grumbling cotcm! o-ar'es, OF
e..ravagance af our State Administration
in the disposition Of the War Fund placed
1T the disposal Of Cox. RASpALL, a joint
Committee OF the Senate and Assembly
was appointed TO investigate the matter,
with the hope on th- part Of the Democ-
racv. of striking n lead from which to
draw political capital FOR future opera
tions Well. after nearly five months IN
,estigation, on the last day of the Juce
session, the majority Of the Committee
made q report which was prepared by
Mr PLArro, and which the Democrats re-
fused to let the Republican members Of
she committee see o. hear until it WAS
rsad in the Assembly. The Report in
he main, is most shameful perversion
Il facts. az is sdm;sted y Democrats
themselves
Mr.. ANDREW Z. GLNoRE, long life
Democrat, in writing 70 the Daily HIS
eonsin, speaks "a follows o. the report
The report Of the joint select com
= ittee on the war fgad was made IN the
Assembly and Mr. Platto, It's author, read
i
The report is sisned by F 8 Thorpe
and Hudd OF the Senate. and Plato, Ei-
"a. Hamilton and Moore. Of the Assem-
Al- The report really Is that Of Plato
s.one, for the members Of the Committee
Vao signed with him. part at least, and
perhaps Gil never saw II until this morn
81 when il w1s read 70 them.
Z. The open NJ language Of the report
is .opiofucal in the extreme. and premises
teaE the men having had charge Of the
sa7Gs are thieves. and Is was the special
Grszuess Of the committee 10 point out
SIS most fragrant specimens IN that line
ar. Plato i. particularly severe on Gov
trrcr Randall, Treasurer Hastings, Pri-
r4te Secretary Watson. and Assistant.
SGartern1aster General, james Holton
4 large share of the reports devoted
4 c history OF TIE disposal of the bonds
Ct me State issued for war purposes, aud
\ many parts verr unfair IN both its
statements ana conclusions, as | happen
= Rncv.
This ointinsesti sasin- committee was
aearly nee month. CO Esd III the hives
ri.at.on that produced TIL. report and the
or wonder is .hs7 !. Ia neaS-e in its
.hry. ~ -. -f-s',t .T.ss--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02

mine, (the Pediar Greek mine, is under
the supervision of David Strickland, Esq,
who is an agent of the London Mining
Company, England.
The most sarguine expectations are en-
tertained with regard to the success OF
this mine, and if it p.o,es true to expec-
tations, Linden will receive an impetus
that will send her kiting 80 celebrity.
But I'll leave the commerce, mechan-
ism. and The enterprise Of Linden for the
present, and catch a glance Their politics
ere | close
Your readers will know, or many Of
them at least, that Linden is right side
ND in politics-truly Republican; and
under the present circumstances our ma
ton. is Abolition also, and if to-day the
diaboiical shackles that bind four millions
of human beings in slavery, and the no
| blest and best nation on earth in disgrace,
were burst asunder, tn those four mil
lion sons of Adam might 90 free and the
nation rise to unparalleled honor and
prosperity, the almost unanimous cry
from Linden would be AMEN
Our vete at the last Presidential cleo
ton was about 325; of this the Demo
cratic Candidate got 60, leaving a majori
ty for Old ABEs',. and the Republican
principles of over 200 Considering these
facts, we think the name given US is ar
appropriate one, that is, the, Banner
/ Town Of Iowa County.
But l must end this scribble. But i
] ever get into a writing mood again, ;
voice may again come up from the wilder
ness. j. t.
LINDEN, June SO, 1852.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
Oregon Election.

San Francisco, June g.
An election took place on the 81 in Ore
con But two tickets were run, viz: A
fusion If Democrats. and Republicans, call
ed Union ticket, and Breckenridge
ticket, called the regular Democrat The
entire Union ticket WAS elected by nearly
three thousand majority-the relative vote
about two to one for the Union ticket
Addison c. Gibbs. the Governor elect, is a
Douglas Democratic and emigrated to Ore
gon from central New York John Nc
Bride, Member of Congress elect, is a Re-
publicans formerly OF Missouri
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
Alto RN J. "A It L.
MINERAL POINT, wISCONSIy
The Confessions and Experience Of an
Invalid

PUBLISHED FOR TIE BENEFIT and as a warning
and caution to young who suffer from Nervous De
bility, Premature Decay, &c, supplying at the
time the means OF SelfCure. BY who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through med
cal imposition and quackery By inclosing post paid
addressed envelope. may be lad of the
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King
County, New York. 1y-l2
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GUARDIANS SALE

" Office is hereby given that BY virtue in pursu-
ance Of an order Of license made in said mat er
the 18Th day Of June, D. 1862 by the County Court
q Iowa County, the Undersigned, Guar ian Of Moses
P. Meeker, minor will on the 9Th day Of July next
ensuing, at 10 O'Clock in the 81 sAia da.,
TIE front door Court House IN the Village OF
oodgevie offer for sale public vendue the following
described real estate 10 wit
The east half of the southwest quarter and the weSt
half OF the southwest quarter OF section no. four ar
Town six (6,) Range one } east, and the east half
OF the northeast quarter and the half of the north.
east quarter Of section eight 81 Town and Range
aforesaid
The Of sale will be made known the time and
place % sale ELIZA p MEEKER
Dated June issh issl-2sSp Guardian Be =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02

A Ykrv DoUBTFUL RUMoR-New York,
June 25.-Rnrnor says that Gen Scott IS
to succeed Mr.. Stanton as Secretary OF
War, with Gen Banks command IN the
field, while Mcdowell will be given scme
garrison station Another version makes
Scott commander-in-chief of the army.
with Banks Secretary 81 War
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GA0NESTEEN & HALE,
47a BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
fvf5-n2.-Sm1
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

THE UNDERSIGNED procurss Arresrages. Bounty.
Pensions &c Soldiers and their Heirs the STATS
BouxrY TO FAMILIES; attends TO the settlement, ana
collection Of MILITARY ACCOUNTS AGAINST THE Stair
and the United States, and any BUSINESS WITH sr0
STATE DEPARTMENTS. s2r~ Send for Circulars
Address. with return stamps,
fl4-al (. B. oUINER, Aadissa
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PENSIONS AND BOUNTY.

To disabled Soldiers. Seamen and Marines, and
sidons otAer heirs Of those rAo died or hsss
K nd IL, the ssrricc
l,uAS QUICKER, Attorney for Claimants Boun-
tv I..ad and Pension Agent, ashingtoD City,
D C. Pensions procured for Soldier, Seamen and
Marines Of the pr esent war, who disabled by
snn Of wounds re ceiv disease contracted while
IN service and Pensions, Bounty Money aud Arrears
che bax, died O been killed while in service.
Bounty Land procured for servicesin az army 90
,h. o.J,ar xars CUAS. c. TUCKER,
washin gton. D. c
and ALEX WILSON,
Mineral Point,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Subscriber would respectfully inform those In BIB
his MUST be settled without delay
For the ne viii be in this City Saturday
OF each week prepared settle accounts With those II
tercsted
Necessity cornpels collect in dues hsYe
building do in place Of hi just burned down. which
win require all nay means
Unless this notice is attended shall be compelled
place my accounts in the hands Of officer for inn
mediate collection. JOSEPH MuENSTEn
Mineral Point, March 10, 1862.
Land Agency, Collection and Exchange CO
WILLIAM T. HENRY.
Alto RN EX AT L. !.
MINERAL POINT, wIsCONsIN.
Has a complete Abstract Of Title 10 all Real
in Iowa County. kept up to date by posting en-
the Public Records; a. ~ - oro NJ ent1 to al
business pertaining TO Real Estatein and ~
tend Soldiers Claims for Pensions, Bounty Lands,
back pay &c, make Collections and
BUY AND SELL SIGHT DRAFTS
all the principal cities Of the United States and Es
rope. Deposites received and accounts kept.
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rComn,rnicated1

EDIToRs TRIBUNE:
Permit m, through your columns TO re
turn ny deep-felt thanks to DIR HoUGH-
MAN, of Lone Rock, Wis, for restoring
my sight, which | had been deprived of
for six years, being unable to discern,
with one of my eyes, any object whatev-
er, Tut thanks to the Doctor 5 eminent skill,
/ can now sec beyond my most sanguin
expectation ! lille | wouli say to one
and all who may be thus afflicted, do not
fail in placing your case under DR. H.
care, feeling confident that if your case Is
within the reach Of human skill, that the
DR. viii be found fully qualified, in all re
spects as an Oculist
p S-Dr HoUGHMAN Infrmarv for
the treatment Of all diseases Of the Eve
and Ear, is located at Lone Rock, Wis.
:. r. WALBRIDGE,
Ii. WALBRiDGE
AvoCA. Iowa Co, Wis, june 27, 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
MINERAL POINT RAILROAD.


NrSFp.- foaST, Wis, June 3D. 1869
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Min.
Point Rail Road will be held at the ofice OF ths
Company, in the City Of Mineral Point on Monday
the III day OF Jnly, az p m, for the election Of Dr.
rectors fer The ensuing year. ard for the transaction Of
any other business that may come before them.
GEO ". COBB,
l23-tdI Secretary
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02
IMPORTANT FROM GENERA BURNSIDE.
THE SoUT E2N CCMNUN CAT ON WITH
RACHMOHD 70 l>1 UT IF.

THE SOUT E2N CCMNUN CAT ON WITH
RACHA:OHD 20 ~ UT IF.
New York, June 25
The Nashville correspondents of the Her
o{d teiegrapbs an extract from the Peters
burgh va Express, of the 10th, rs fol-
lows: y ankee troops to the number OF
6,UC0 have advanced from Norfolk and
Suffolk to a point on the Seaboard Rail
road, known as franklin Depot, so miles
from Portsmouth and 80 miles from ~ ell
don The aim of this force Is beyond
doubt TO advance to Weldon and cut off
the railroad communication at that place
with Petersburgh and Richmond. At
W eido1 the roads from Wilmington and
Raleigh and Petersburg conTel re This
expIa .ns the recent visit OF Burnside to
Ola Point and the Waite House, on .he
Pamunky, where he and Mcclellan &C IN
pared notes"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02

\ FEARFUL rRUrH-Col, Fo.aey, in a
letter to his Press, SAYS
a Results have sadly proved that if
Breckenridge had been elected four years
would have found the free States without
a country save that which was controlled
by the institution Of slavery The rebel
lion of lS6l-'62 is the vdic- Of the devil
proclainling that, III the event of the cleo
ton of Breckenridge in 1860, four wears
more would have found US slave mon
archy 7"
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LATER

LATER
Redoubt No. SIS 80 z NJ
To Hon E. NJ. Stanton. Secreta'y Of War:
The enemy are making desperate resist
arce to the advance OF our picket lines
General Kearney and iiookers men are
where | want them. | have this moment
rein creed Hooker's right with brigade
and a couple Of guns an1 hope in a few
minutes to finish the work intended for TO-
dav Our men are behaving spiendidiy
The enemy are fighting well also. This
is not a battle, but merely an affair OF
Heintzleman' Corps, supported by Keys,
and thus far, all goes we'll, and we hold ev
~ loot we have gained Ii we succeed in
whatwe have undertaken, it viii he L very
important advantage gained Loss not
large thus iar-rhe fighting up to this
time has been done bv Rockers division,
which has behaved rs usual, that Is, most
handsom .iv On our right Porter has 81
fenced the eneiAy batteries In his front.
GEO. b. MCCLELLAN,
Major-Gerer'l.
LATER
Redoubt No. 3,-5 p NJ
To Hon f. NJ Stanton, Secretary of War;
The affair is over and we have gai cd
our point fully, and with little less not
witiistaudinr the strong opposition Oar
men have done all that could be desired.
The affair was partially decided By two
guns that Capt Deronsey brought gallant
IL into action under very difficult circum
stances The enemy was driven from his
camps in front OF this All is now quiet
GEo. b AlcCLEI.1AS
Major General
New York, june 26
A letter from Mr.. Raymond to the
Times says General Mcclellan is brin ting
up lrom York town siege guns, some OF
which have already arrived The rebels
show no disposition to assume the of u
siye again in force but are evidently pre-
pairing to resist an attack-Tbeir OCCASION
al demonstrations ike those OF Saturday
night seem intended TO draw US INFO AN
attack, bat they have no general who is
capable of making Mcclellan fight until
he gets ready, nor Of making him T Iht up
on plan Of their selecting 1t Was agreed
betweeI Col Coy and gen Howell COBB
in their recent conference that surgeons
taken on the field should not be regarded
as prisoners of v ar, but as noncom batants
This arrangement has been sent 10 Wash
ington Tor approval.
Norfolk, June a
Gen Veile held conference with the
city officers here Yesterday, aud finding
that they would not take the oath of allie
glance ordered that no election for rnu-
nicipal officers be held as arranged for
this mo. aing.
He Issued a proclamation declaring the
city under martial law, and retiring the
old city officers, whose terms have expir-
ed
Gen. Veile has found 1t necessary to
adopt this course, in cons rquence OF nu-
marcus petty disturbances between the
Union men and Secessionists
New York, june 26.
In an cbscure corner of the Richmond
DISPATCH of June 18th, we find the an
that JET. Davis had been ia
ken i'll at Raleigh, where be had gone to
visit a sick ehild Aaticipatioas were
expressed that he would return % the !
Confederate capital in few days, but
these hopes may prove iaiiacious-
From the Richmrnd Dispatch of June /
Esd:
Twenty-three deserters from our army |
were brought into town yesterday. Some |
of the men viii probably be shot as !
warming - others /
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-02

Redoubt No 8, June %, 80 p. II.
To Hon E. NJ Stanton, Secretary Of War
We have advanced orr pickets OF the
left considerably today under SHARP re
-is.6noe--Dnr msn nave behaved very
handsomely Firing sill eoatinues.
GEO b. Mcclellan,
Major General
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ees The country is now divided into
two and only two parties Detroit Free
Press
ihats so AS Douglas said, there are
on two parties, loyalists and traitors
the Republican party and ali true pat
riots sustain the Government, uncondi-
tionaily; Democratic leaders and their
organs oppose the Government. svmpa-
thize with its enemies, and Urge recon
struction and compromise = Detroit
Tribune
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$3.50 CASH,
Warranted fer s Years.
Rich moulding cases.
S175 Co 5000.

all warranted made Of tie best seasoned material. and
stand better than any sold for $3.50 $500 ~ tbs
old methods OF manufacture We invite the best judges
examine and try these Instruments. and stand
ready all times them with any offers nanutsc-
tured IN this country
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Consider hefor. ron undertake
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FROM R1cHIoND.


Further particulars concerning the
terrible state orsocIsty. 81 st.4
The Richmond E1gmmes Of Fob. 3. says,.
That our citizens may see at a glance
to what fearful condition tile reign Of
Whtskey and rowdyism is hurryipE Us, We
group together come OF the llaGrRnt'ibls
stances otlriOt, violence aud disorder which
have ocenrred Eithin the past two days;t
s.iAbout O o'clock Monday evening a
louaye, named Ginp, ripped oTcu the
bowels of member fthc same regiment al
Maurice y Dennis low ggoRgery near The
Central Depot
AT 10 O'clock oh the Same night, tile per.
formauces at Metropolitan Hall Were 5br6k. rk 3
Gu up by row IN tho gallery set apart for
prostitutes. GPistols were iged, rneu'aud
women teaped from the galleries, and
some even from the windows of abe build.
ing ~ man named Washtngton jenkins,
anJ0thccr employed TO keep order in The
hail rsWaS, in attempting to allny the dis
tnrbauce, severely If not mortally, wound.
81 by A. plstOlsshot in the back; ana-asyyo-
man sRrained her leg in Jumping, ID, her.
terror, from the sec0p story window, The
audience was put 70 rout, and, for an hour
amer, the clearing of the hall, night, in the
neighbortood of the building, Easfmade
mucous by drunken reyclry and ylawlcss
t10b5 aaG9 - s.,54=-
esterday, quiet aud respectable citiss
zen Was assaplted i in open day, Oh Main,
street, because, forsooth, he would notlend
his 1nsnee 70 get a baltimore sPInr Urlv
assltqettop under ieYeFumelt. Aud at the
yeeyft time that this optrag was being c6 n
mlttetl,5a Pprtien of The city police It9ete,
engaged AZ quellipgta riot in a grog.shopi
streets. ..r.sas = /.
Yesterday evening. q Gentleman connect.
ga with this Office, Isho had just arrived in
the city was, while walking quietly down
Main. street. knocked down aud baatsh ,fiy
Z 1ne .liiestel, of thsisaWe date abas this.
paragraph: s.ssq5 2. .sls,s
sttuds encounters, In which bad temper
ana 2 most OF evil passi1ns play their part
are z oeeomlng 90 frequent. that lWe feAFstEe
veil esta hlshed reputation of Richmond,
Tor. good order aud deeencY ITId he seri.
ously el.daugered.s sItlthe beiligetJep IS. Ts
tEaots g Who select this placa rs the satfe
or their bruislng exploIt oItskWould 6nIy ioih,
sis eT5a s4q9ssI SIS ft1rf. ~ ~. - 49, :.
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