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The national Republican., 1862-05-12

DUBLIC SALG.-The subscriber will sell, IN
I THURSDAY, tn, 29th day Of May, two aelds
Of Rye on the Hrouud, one large Four horse wagcL,
one Two horse wsgou. one Lieht Wagon two Dou
he horse Carriage, both second hand. one Is large
Darouche Carriage, one CArrisge Horse, Pair Of
Mules one Ok cart, Mare and Colt, yoke OF
Oxen, six Mich Cowa one pair of Steers, Ace lot
OF Square Whiie osk Timber, and about fifteen acres
Of Woodland, will be offered for sale Fihy cord-
Of Wood will be sold for cash; there may be other
| articles offered for sale.
A credit Of four months will te given on all sums
above Twenty Dollars, with two approved secuti
ties, payable ut the Bank of Washington. Twenty
dollars and under, the cash will be required on the
day OF sale. Sale to commence alto O'Clock
s. b. SCAGGS.
Near Bennings Bridee, Eastern Branch. ID. C.
At the sane timA will Offer for sale about a
acres of Land, with Dwelling House on the SAINT.
The term Of sale will be made known at the ale
my q-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
LOCAL. NEWS!
20 AdvaRtissrs,

Ssariy 10 thoasssd sssiSs of shs np~b
hoa" are circulated among tss aosssns vopuz.
ioa every day, bssidss thsiArss number served
70 regular subscribers. Advertisers will lake
aoss aooordingly. fa U,# nyrTF7
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
iosA susAAsni ,DsasA,

. HON. esmusl r. vinton, osS of lie eomn,s.
ntoAHss Under the emancipation act, died m
NJ oiiy yss,srdky Altsrn0cn. HIS diissss WA
erysipSas, and II must have been andden
attack ,ssAhs was Attending 10 his duties Oh
Monday lases .fiss1is fiG5T has llaif 7sis,fsd
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
May u. 1862.
MAHnHeD. .

! On the 9Th instant, at Sulphur Springs, Anna
Arundel county, Nd, by Rev. n. L. Aawiey,
JAMES CRoaaoH, (reporter OF the Star, y Of Wash.
ington, to ErIzisEra @. q GAspNsR, OF the former
place. - ~ n ~ 1 I" ". 20
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

klAAappinG.


i, Il will BE- recolleoted that . few days since.
10 the Rtpublicdn's police report, the case Of
Robert Dean, Frank Lusby, John Wilson, Lloyd
Jenkins and Thos. DuSai, arrested for kidnHp
ping. was mentioned. Their object was 70
take back TO their owners certain slaves who
were escaping from Maryland into this District.
Doubtless the handsome reward usually given
for such work constitutes the leading tsmpts.
tion to engage 10 tho delightful business. We
have heard Of handsome fortunes being made
In other days, not only In returning fugiIives IL
their owners, but persons meah On 'uyh TO do
that, have not sorupled to kidnxp free persons
Of color and sell them into slavery! We had
hoped the day CT thess denominations WAS at an
end. The above oase WAS tried before Justice
Gull. Hon. Mr.. Butchins. OF Ohio, who sp-
peate cd for the prosecution, claimed that the
parties should be held for kidnapping, they
having taken an illegal mode OF returning the
slaves. The only mode IN which slaves could
now be romoved from the District, was by the
writ Of tho Marshal, under the fugitive slave
law. After hearing the evidence, the Justice
decided to hold the parties to bail In &286 TO
answer for misdemeanor.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
The Right Men In the aighs Place

Among the members Of Congress there are
many lovers OF Sabbath Schools. The Inieli.
yencer thus speaks uf two:
We referred yesterday 10 the commendable
zeal and ability Of Senator Wright IN the Sab
bath school and other benevolent enterprises.
1t is our pleasure now to add to that worthy
class of Christian philAnthropists the name Of
Moses y. Odell. who represents the Brooklyn
district, New York, IN the House OF Represent
atives. and contributed on Sunday very mate.
rally to tho interest Of the Sabbath school ex
ercises At the " Foundry" " The accomplished
wife of Mr.. 0dell has been a teacher Of the
Bible class In the same school ever since their
residence In Washington. In the House Mr..
Odell Is one OF its most useful members, and rs
one OF the committee on the conduct Of tho
war he has done noble service, rising superior
always to- the dictates Of party feeling, and Civ.
iins his whole time and energy TO the cause Of
the country,
In addition to the above, ws take great plea.
snre In mentioning the name OF Hon. Waitman
I. Wiley, Senator from Virginis. Yesterday
afternoon he delivered thrilling address to
tho above named Sabbath school. Il was an
address, reple,e with pathetic appeals, touch
ing anecdotes, and inspiring illustrations.
Non. Moses F. Odell also made one Of his in
tercsting speeches to the children, being, a. he
stated, tho third Of similar character, yester.
day, one Of which was ut the Cxlvery Aission
Sabbath School, In Temperance Hall.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

DY J. q. WC4VVtlE e CO., Auctionecra
ID GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
ANIMALS.-On WEDNESDAY MORNING May
u, oommencng ut 10 O'Clock, we 'han sell, at tht
"CORRAL," near the National Observatory
number sf HORSES ald MULES, condemned
as unfit for the Government service.
Terms cash, In Government furds
J. j. DANA,
Capt. ASST o. NJ. u. 3 A.
JAS @. MCGUIRE CO,
my 7-dts Auctionecrs
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

This association Ia now In successful opera
ton in this city. Itproposes to act In harmony
with the Government Of the United States, but
to.do much which the Government does not
aud cannot well undertake, viz: to furnish them
with clothing, temporary homes. and employ.
mont, to teach them to read and write, to give
than such advice and counsel xs they may
need. and bring them under moral and religI.
Gus Influences.
To this ond, contributions of clothing and
money are received. We learn that this OF.
nellent institution has already dispensed over
100 garments to this needy people, and as yet
no white church has contributed cent though
NJ heretofore stated In the Republican, several
of tho Golored churches have contributed lib.
orally of their limited means.
Several ladies' Of prominence, having been
prompted by the benevolent impulses Of their
own hearts, and the wants Of this people, are
engaged IN collecting funds for this work, visit
Ing the oontrabands, cutting out garments, &c.,
among whom may be mentioned Mrs. Senator
Hale, Mrs, Jayne, Mrs. Kelsey, and Mrs. John.
son.
Eighty. seven of the c0ntrabxnds have found
good homes and places to labor In this District,
IN the space of eight days. We bid this asso.
citation hearty godspead In It's benevolent
work. " ....t'
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
Oy<grs No. qsy,,,aa A,z.,as,,y.

pubic SsssIps. Z is.iS!tssss oi &.
9issss. ss Sss sFssSe sS SAss.' oS,'is s
oSsSscs Sisn, ~: SsIss s::sGs S:.1y r' we'll attended the
i: soIk ~ sai.s K. IL IsssxS sJsps
ssi K. s;s + e.: ;ss,
siok in the hospitals and the news6oys, 10. The
plan consists 10 oirea,stiaEakt Scriptures and
religious DO, ks md tracts, aud also In sending
The lsise ptsshhsf 20 brSSSoi KbsTwi,Gd Of
Ths association hss ( lhissionsry employed
p NE aslds Thls york does not ,ppnnts With
the ohuf6hssin any dspsrtmsat 81 'fts ls6of.
Ehe association ssks q contribution Of A small
sum monthly BY persons 10 ana 6ut Of the ssso.
c,snscn cs and = w bs syg',sA totss etseus.ion
to the bse6y Who Ssis 10 Cshsr sssASa Sf o.
tainiRg IT,, Ssysp husdred aud ssyenty bound
volumes for hospital and restmsutAl libraries,
and Thousand oftsaoss have bssu Alstrihutsd BY
BY the Boston Tract Society and other kindred
ilstituttons. This assosistion ought not 10
order from these institutions further supplies
without paying for them. hLr
Rev; 2; r; Lyford ths missionary .a 0i the Y.
gave some Interesting. statements Of the pro.
gress OF his lA60rs, relating many touching I'M
stances Of conyersion among the GLASS with
whom be has been lsborihs particularly in the
hospitals. He represents all ~ being eager to
receive the books and tracts, M we'll ~ to hear
the preached word. lHsI S7' glai'5ll0 o. 81 |
Rev. NJ. Barton, chaplain Of the Tenth Mas.
sschueetts regiment, also made some feeling
remarks In regard 70 tbs moral and religious
condition Of the army. j, Among other interest.
Ing stStement as TO The condition OF the army
before YORKTOWN, be paid = ,fibute to the noble
Vermontors, who charged across the Warwick
creek, losing 108 men out Of two companies,
and then the woundsd wsre laid on the ground
for days, with stakes drove into the ground
between them to keep them from rolling on
ssoh other. in their aSeaixing strugglesl
After remarks BY the ohairmaf, And the COL
lection, the meeting closed.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

DY WALL q b <RNARD, AucsieHssrs,
ID aouth corner Penn. avenue and Ninth street -
Groce.,es and liquors, Tosrcrn snd Srgsrs. ut
AUCTION. on TUESDAY MORNING, 18th Inst. ,
at 10 O'Clock we -ll ss,l at the Auction Rooms, an
Burnel's Refined yellow SugN.
do Syrup. Roxes Tobacco,
Boxss Adamantine. Stemine Ca-dles, and starch.
Boxes and Barrels Herring and White Ftah,
Cases Davenport Whisky, Scheidam Schnapps,
Brandy and Wine, and Cases Bitters,
y and Y Ssger Fsre sazerac de Forge, Otard,
Dupey h Co.'s Brsndies,
X Bsrrels Bisquet. Dubrisch 4 Co. g do,
Barrels Holland Gin, Jamiica Rum, and Malt
whisky,
Baskets Champagne,
Barrels White Wheat,
RiehsrdsonV, Davspports, and other brands OF
whisky,
Boxes Tobae,o, seg,,. Different Brands.
ALSO.
An invoiceof Patent Medicine and large aascrt
ment Of Suffers Small Stores, &c &c.
WALL & BARNARD,
mylo-td [Starl Auotionecrp.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
= he Feet.

We oall special stssutios 10 the advertisement Of
DR.. White, the ChlSopodist We can confidently
rseonmsnd him o . master Of his buslnsss.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
. X u 8 II u U r n u n.

Thirty five Half Tubs FRESH BUTTER, Just re.
ceived BY Expres from New York, and for sale BY
D. Il. WHITE, No co Louisiana ave.,
bet 9Th and 7th streets, opposite the
nv o-stlf, Bank Of WashinRtop.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
Pedal kxcrssencss.

.Corus, Bunious, CAlo.itiss, Club and Inverted
trsassd ssoessislly By Dr. G. WHITE. surgeon
Chiropodst, snss betEssn Fosr r-ana .a-hah and
Sixth streets, Lsns anA Tacksrs Buildfng, Pennyl.
vanis avenue. Operations sse performed In few
minutss and the relief y 90 instantaneous IN II the
patient oan always walk Immediately after the oper
alton without the lssst luoonvenlsnoe. Ne charge
for consuitation Ladlss and Rsatlemen attended Al
their residences when desifed. my3
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
AUCTION SALES.
TJa1o Day

DY 0NENN 4 wiLLIA NJ. Auctiorssr..
ID LARGE AND PEREMPTORY GAtE OF
and Fancy Liquors eeneraiiy; Fine G'oceyies. 10
baooo, and Ssgsrs, 10 by catalogue ATAUCI!oN.
On MONDAY, The 12th 81 May, Instant. will be
snld at auction, bv virtue Of deed Of ttu to ths
subscrber, ct 10 O'Clock, M, at No. T23 Psnnsyi.
vania avenue, opposite Willsrss' Hotel, the S,oct
and Fixtures Of first olass Wine, Lqaor. and Gre.
care for hrst olase trade. It.I T..
Included In tha sale will Be found many Articles o.
Grocfri ries and foe Liquors. worthy the stteuios Of
Housekeepers, Sutlers and the trade IN geeersl.
Terms, ca,h n. HEAZOB,
10, Tfnstes.
GREEN \ WILLIAMS,
my 7-d&ds fs'arl Auotioneers
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

CECURITY AGAINsT FIRE AND
. BURGLARS.
Ths Subscribers have constantly In store good
assortment Of
HsrrinG / Co.'S Celebrated Fire and Burglar,
Proof SAFES, and Paymasten' Cash Boxes,
which they sell at the mApufActuIers pSioes
JA6.C. koGUIRE co.
~ SsAlD AAetAoA cd Cen, Merchants.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

18th. aeOlsllan PAosoRraph and Am.
broiype 9ailery, $40 Seventh strset, four doors
above D, hes bseo1e Washlngtop Institution for
loss BY mot pstronizns sseh perfect estsblshmsnt
- Pheasgraphs and Ambrotypes Or all
sizss are taken on . new plsn only known 70 ths
pr pretor Of the Mcclellan Art Gallefy $50 Seventh
street, four DOOR shove d.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

- MARBLE MONUMENTS. :.
GC., 60.
Ihavs large and most extensive stock Of
Italian Marble Monumsnts, 0ravestonss,
dSo., 6c.s
for sale st low prioes for cash will sell at reduced
prices TO those Of the army or navy who may want
Them o. memsntoes for their comrades who have
fallen In defence of the Union.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
feb l1-am Il street north, bet. 18th and 18th.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

DY y. g. MrGuJHE ~ CO... Au~ss~~eevs.
ID GOVERNMENT SALE OF FRAME BUILD
ING.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON May 18th q,
at o'clock on the premises, we shau sell
A Large Frawe Building, ussd 90 . Mes Housr
and pituafed In the rsav OF Caspsrts Hotel, near
the south gate Of the Car itol. to be removed n.
the expenss Of the purchaser within hvs days
after ,he sale. ....
Terms cash In Government funds.
BY order Of the Q1arte rms sstsra Depaytment.
j. G. MCGUIRE CO,
my l0-d Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

81 We are pleased 70 call tbs attention
Of oar ciisens and sol icrs 10 e AcCeaH Art 0al y
820 Seventh street, four doom above y. There d no
other plaoa In this city where 20 beautiful Photo
aueh politeness " shown 10 customers.
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
Pastoral nesigastion. 2

Rev. J. 8. Kennard, pastor Of the r street
Baptist church, resigned his connection with
the church yesterday, after the morning scr
vice. The reasons assigned for this aot were, /,
"that II had been IN contemplation for several
months. BY reason Of the divided state Of the
church, and that be had remained until NOW only
at tho earnest solicitation Of personal friends
both In and out Of the sohuroh--hopipg to see the
harmony OF the church once more restored.--
But this object having failed, he fslt that bic
usefulness among them was now 1T an eod."
HIS Remarks wore kind and afeotionAts, breath.
ing christian spirit and . tender interest In
denoe here, has eudssrsd ahinsslf 10 y large
circle Of ofpersonal friends, whose sympsthy and
interest In his welfare will follow him wher-
ever he may 60. II is but Just to remark that
the present devison Of feeling In this church.
has arisen up1n subject entirely indepen.
dent Of the pastor.
The above was handed to US last night, by
geetleman who says that, though not q mem
Der OF the church, yet, 40 Citizen, he feels an
interest In the pastor. ,'l,r4srs
We can only add that II 10 not simply in the
sphere Of personal friends that his loss will be
felt, but the city will lose, what Ia rare treas
ure here, y champion OF freedom 10 the sacred
desk. For he % one Of the few energetic, pro
gressive pastors ii our city, whose genuine
votion to the free Institutions Of our country
was subordinate only TO his love Of the cause
Of Christ. % 7'.r.. I'd. ,..-. s7. h. "a u
He was not afraid to rebuke sin In all its
forms, or 10 speak out the noble sentiments OF
his heart without fear or favor. Cannot some.
thing be done by which he may be retained in
this city! .-
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
Future Days.

nv annNN a WILLIAms, A.r.se...~..
ID SALEOF MULE. CARTS HARNESS. COAL
SCALSS, aIEVES. SHOvELS, OFFICE FU0.
NITURE, no, AT AUCTION. On wEDr ESDAY,
the 14th irstsn.. We shall sell, a. IL occct, a m
nt the coal yard OF r. W. Burr Esq, corner Of S-v
enth street and Massachusst6 aveuue. near the
For hern Market, tbs fo,Iowlos articles, viz;
1exc.'lsnt Muls, 2 Carts. 2 sets Harness,
Coal Scales, which weigh e,o,o pounds.
Goal S'eves, Shovsls, q
Office Furniture, 10, 10.
Terms cash GREEy 4 WILLIAMS,
my l2-3t tStar-2,1 Auctioueers
The national Republican., 1862-05-12
WhltshHrss, De. 4sA Penn. ,Ax.n...

Il selling original cartes Dc visiis Photograph
Of Generals SCOTT, MoCleIlsu, Wool, Banks, Ere
mont, Butler, and others. !Opr likeness o
Mcclellan 10 the latsst published, and 10 oon
grabs In oil and wstsr oolors. Also portraits 0
distinguished mon. Attention OF military mel
u oslisd to our fi' length isttsrtypss, for send
Ing bv mall. = "a ~ dso 10
The national Republican., 1862-05-12

~ GenMol Hospital, Usius Hots, oovnw Bridge
aNi Wdshtngton srsas. 0sorydossn, May 2.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
The County Farm.

The Superint Of the Poor held
their regular quarterly meeting on Tues
day, the 18th inst The Chairmen of the
Town Boards of Supervisors Of the Coun
~ were invited to attend, for the purpose
of examining the Poor House and It's ar
engagements, and the affairs of the Farm
generally. During the afternoon some OF
the neighboring citizens, who had heard
rumoTs to the prejudice % The Institution
came to have ONE tall! upon the matter
and Il general discussion took place in re
lut:on to the published proceedings of I
meeting held recently in the neighbo~-
hood, condemning the management OF the
: County Farm After everything had beer
got through with, the gentlemen who hat
! been invited there 10 examine things gen
orally. signed the following
! We the undersigned having visited ana
examined the County Poor House ans
. Farm attached thereto, hereby expires,
Z ourselves satisfied with the manner II
which the same is conducted as far as ",
have examined, and think the Supernten
dents are deserving Of great credit for thu
! manner in which they have conducted the
] poor affairs Of the County
8 Iowa County, April -, 1862
4 ,Jo,N BONNER,
. HARKER SPENsLEY,
4 NM BAINBEIDGE,
s JOHN ADAMS,
4 SAMUEL He DY,
J JAMES I. BARNARD,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

New York April lS-It i stated that
The Nashville has not only changed her
name, ~; ho stcd English coIors, and her
assorted cargo consists farms brought to
Nassau from London by the English
-teamc7 S9pth'ricF. which were rurchas-
81 by the rebels in EnglanI She sailed
on the 6ta.
The steamer Economist arrived at Na=-
eau on the 9th, FROM Charleston, with 100
bales Of cotton
Nassau papers to tho 9Th state that the
steamer Wragg Oatc the >,ashyille) from
Charleston, arrived there Sunday Mar. 80.
1t is said she has been purchased by {,
private company
The rebel account of the NerrimQc' 5
aueeess ia Hampton Ro- ds perceived there
by the Nashrjiie, concluded with stating
that the -nerriB,ac cannot be boarded. as
sh- throws Il large stream Of boiling wa
ter also that she Is probably now At sea
running down the Southern coast
The Nashville cleared IN the 9TH for St
John, \. Is under the name OF Thoma.
L, Wrasg, with IN assorted cargo.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
List of Wound ed in the wisconsi
keSim ants.

Fourteenth, Co D. james Harris Six
-tcenth, Co D., d NJ Harrington; Eight
3centh, Co. c., c. b Frautz, Samuel Lo
ligan Co. g., y. w. Dickey; Co. l.. Jas
.Leech; Co F.. s a Haynor
The following is the list Of the wounded
ssaldiers from Wisconsin from the Pitts
,burgh Landing battle, who are now in tn,
Mound City Hospital:
In the l Sth, VIM. Sherwin, Co E; 18th
sWm. Skurtzkey, Co. l.; Charles Bacon
. In the 18th, Co. II, Eu@enne Gay. II
.the 10th, 90. D., Perry :; Stevens II
the 18th. Co H. \. Hick nan; Co. |
,Erastus Cook In the 18th, Co. K, Hor
face Lyman a X RAINFALL; Co. l., Geo
I Rutherford; Go. X, Charles Burr; Go
81, Waterman Lisherness Co H., Ed
sward Gilmore In the 10TH Co. f., \
Yates
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

DEATH OF Hos. THEo FRELINGHUYsES.
Hon Theodore Frelinghuysen, of New
Jersey, died at his residence in New
Brunswick on Saturday Mr. Freline-
shuysen sprung froi-I family distinguished
among the people of New Jersey for their
spatrintism and sacrifices in the revolu-
stiynary war He early gave evidences of
z, HIGH order OF ability and remarkable
saptirude for political pursuits Attaching
shimself to tlie Federal or Wing party, he
! Twas. in 1929, elected by the Legislature
sof New jersey United States Senator.
sWhle occupying that honorable position
Che defended with signal ability the policy
sof providing for the wants of the Indians
ason their removal from the States TO the
{lndian Territory, and also participated in
Tdebate on the various measures brought
forward by the Wing party In 1914 Mr.
sFrelinghuvsen was nominated for Vice
! president on the Wing ticket and his in
sfuence suIiced to carry New JERSEY. al
Though BY a small majority We believe
The has since never dire tlv interferea in
spolitical affairs, although in 1856 he IA
svored 4 union Of the opposition to defeat
I Mr.. Buchanan election to the Presiden-
scv, and in 1860 voted the Republican
sticket
In 1898 NJ. Freliughuysen was elected
sChancelor of the University of y. FORK.
sand up to 1850 resided in this city At
sthat time he was chosen President Of Rut-
J rer 5 College ut Brunswick, which position
She filled at the time of his death He
was ripe scholar 4 profound thinker,
ssand emilently worthy OF the highest posi-
! tion in life
As he was born on the Doth of March,
.l7S7, at Milestone, Som 'rset county, be
had consequently attained the age Of sew
senty five years He WAS married u few
wears ago, and his wife is still living II !
sdied possessed of considerable property
sThe deceased was near relative to the,
! Hon Frederick Frelinghuvsen, Attorney
sGeneral Of the State of New Jersey
IN Y EorI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

The Galena 4drertiser says: We have
been permitted to copy the following pri-
waite telegram from Jefferson Craw lord,
Esq. Of Hazel Green, who went up the
i Tennessee, TO look after the woun led who
belonged to the 10th Wisconsin regiment,
gin the late battle:
Savannah, Tenn, April I7-To S.
.Hughlett, Esq: Found Purman, Peers
Howard }. Forrest-aIl wounded, none
dangerous; Bushnell badly; Austin kill
led. balance q K j g CRAwroRp,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

GE1. The Baltimore correspondent of
.thc New York Post SAYS a dau .hter of the
proprietor of the Tredegar Iron Works at
Richmond, was captured by our advan-
icing forces last week, beyond q raat Beth
.cl, in the act Of signalling our approach t.
1.-THE enemy She bravet all the consequent
! es Of her acts. ami IS now in TT McIIen-
'ry, paying the penalty Of her feminine
Freshness. but is not in the least abashed
sby her conduct On the ontrary, she
lmanifests al! the usual symptom of ,he
srcbcl disease. which are unblushing i'm
.pudence and hectoring swaggcr. She IS
u pretty girl of some eighteen or nineteen
! nmtnnrs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

Ed, 4drertiser: Dy letter received
this day from Pittsburg landing we Learn
that OF the 10th Wisconsin who left Haze
.Grcen, 81 Lieut.. ID. G. Puam IN is woun
.ded dangerously; Sergt w II. Townsend
wounded by shot in the leg; o. C. How
lard, wounded Geo. W Pease, do; Johi
,Long, do Geo Long. in leg and shoulder
IJacob Fauett wounded; Ger Birchcll
swoundcd dangerously; w. :. Austin, 0
benton, killed Lieut. Vail, Of Darlington
Killed OF the Company, four were kilIe,
land twenty wounded
I Hazel Green, Wis. April IS. 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23

CHICAGO ELEcrroN.-The city election
IN Chicago resulted in the success Of the
Union Democrats b. nearly one thousand
majority All the candidates elected are
strong Union men, their platform was an
unconditional support Of the Narional Ad
ministration in suppressing the rebellion
and yet the Secession Demo .racv claim i
as - great victory
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-04-23
1 o 900 ACH
OF LAND FOR SALE by
" Suddu-h

Situate in the counties OF Iowa Lafayette Grant Rea
land and Crawford -four thousand acre. of which ar.
situate in Iowa county
Also FOR sale Lots in the City Of Mineral Point either
with without houses
For particulars inquire the Law Office Of CoEs 4
SUDDUTH, opposite the old Court House in Mineral
Point s-5m