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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03
J. L. CALDWELL.

ATTORNEY ATLAw, NOTARY PUBLIC,
And Commissioner for the Atlantic states.
Omce, Corner Broad Il PIne sts., Nevada,
UP srAIHs-ovER HARRiNGToN's SALOON.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03
DAVID BELDEN,
LEVAsnN e POND,
FREDERICK NTANsELL,

SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
Broad Street,
Below the Hook & Ladder Co.'S House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

To The Tdiior Of The ~ \. ITiosH@
SIR: In these days when all classes Of citizens are
yons with each other In showing iher devotion to the Inter
,s. Of their country will you allow call The attention
Of the public instance Of pstosm that has Incidentally
come to nv knowledge within few dAysi
learn that the sdvanisse, OF the well Known sins Sing
Female Seminary a, Sing sE " Y, Of which the Rev
~ Howell IL Principal offered to the daughters Of al
army officers free Of charge for tuition. BY pabA'hrs thu
feet think you will not only Be calling public attention to
Of patriotism that well deserves the m.sd Of praise bot
rendsTus real service 20 those 10 Ni.h 10 avail
then selves u advsrageous opportunity Tor tho eduo
ton ~ their dsughers Many ss viose cifcu'ts
limited Will hsns you for calling attention 20 Institutions
line tbs above D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

Total. 35, 100 228s l6 59 GIG o6s so,92a@ltl l+'
Thirteen Couu,, in California have been returned
In New.Jersey the real estate only returned the
shove Is partially estimated
TABLE y.
TABLg .hOvng NE Federal Population and me J''e'ed atns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29
PATRIOTIC TEACHERS.

..69is7 si9Oo6 %, ts.Osi col, so
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

Is su ficlent to show that there was then y
d fcrence OF ti.e days or betvixt the
styles ACCORDING to Fer rusot' ; own caI,.r.
ht'ons an that consequently the equinox
es htd fallen blcH ~ days at that fiite.
itNinc tins ior StirJinS point an ira
eng the stiles back to the lie .if.-,i ar of
he 7Ih century b. G.. we find them even
and con 'e4uentiy, the eS1inoxps we're ali
right at tlat time. Then still tracin, r
them back, 1T the end of the -th century
we had leap year in the o. ), hut none
IN the New. Hence we iuI the OLD gains
one on the New
At the EN- OF the 8th, century we find
leap-yeAr in both STYLES. cons.an-
emily, there rem iins a difference OF but
one d y still, til tae end o. the 9th CEN
tury, at whch time the Old gums another
d ~ on the y y, an su on gairiine three
days on the New IN every 40 wears
Hcnca 1t is c.i lent that in :}3 } } veirs the
e eInihox"S woI.d aivtu;e, ;is To the seas
on>, p days, :nl no IN r. And tn:
woal take u b,.k fro II the III centuri
to the Creation y {, 400
Ihan aS the Autua G Tljn0x ou rht to
he II tle 25 q 0f Scptem 3, an W 3 on
that Gay. as shown by correct tales, i;
We al = tea the 13r,i d S.,,ten5,r. it
y rs
IN most con1iusive'y tIlt Fer usun was
IN error when he sad ,he 25tl iIete
WAS Iac&.nr that week OF anticipation 1h1t
was aecumuIatinC in the dlys O, our 81.
vor, WhIch WAS stricken from the Calen-
q r by the council OF Nice Il vou doubt
this, examine Fur-u> tables. In his
Old style Table 3, p 3J6, you wi find the
Do ninlctl Letter o. - B. C. to be ID
ANA IN my f.b >. or in his New STYLE
., (Nalch, thDJ.h Ilcuiatel for A. D. an
sT~rs just well for y. VI } Won w.Il fad
ior the same yea y. VI. | } the Dominic
Il Letter g inen in his Table g. or in
nay I"b.c }, (5oth OF which answer 10 the
both y 'cs.) lou viii fud the 23 OF Sep
tcmuer y. :. anl the 'th ot October in
.. = under those Dom.ni:ai Letters to
hc on AMI the same day san lay, the
first ( edCon dlv. AMI il no p.lc,, from
tIAt tine GoAn 70 the present. you Viii
tind :" many days difference in tie ,tyi les
/ liS proves beyond clvii. th8t september
\ =. y the snpi1I. la | "a: 2}.i Inv, ti1l
q n, = I; + ~ on which Creation com
mcnced. For, "a before own there is
~ other cpotH at winch time you ear
SJ,,rt all tle cycles short OF B. C. II6OU
years; Yours &c
JOHN MATTHEW'S
Dasco, Huacoek 60, III, May I6, 1859
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
E "a w S OF WIS CON SIN.
(BT A TuoRITY
[PuJlished AprH 8, 1862. ]
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1]tefc1te q "ts S(de q " tSco'+Snt represented
T." 'So-I-|S "'"t -I1$5 /tIy ~ e'edcl d' Jo@o"S !:
Scam /. For Itr. i,t.r,pa-,. of .i.ir., Iul,
,>sr..u. u.u..r, cx .en,i ttire,. ON In. c,inr.e
ucnt u th.- e .rhaI .lrtI crrr.lne a hus ! al
iot Irr ia-atj, a loan ui $4,000 Is hereby
;,ltu"rz,d aud rrqalted 40 bc IA de on the
t,.,i., =, ~ =. =. n. t,tb.d
-. , ,.,. ri, 4,nor. st;,te l,eas11rer and
,cr..:;,, # sa,t a. q u,.f,r.tx ~ tleut \, !!
c..t.,e 80 /. ,I,taic,i sac b,1,,i, Of ne state
,,t ,.',. y nh c,,u,.uus FOR interest AT.
"a "a ~, p. ,.,.,,t. - fin ..r tr me-
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a.. ll, carr. sn,.i b.. ih,. governor. aud
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
Disguised TIE a5on.

parv rs n the Adfffqm m1hf h5afhf hffI hfhfff f & i
hc. wh.C.i Il Il along >ymplthsed with
tres n; all the time afo,ded what ii
AMI COMFORT is dared to thc cause of dis
union ali The TIM reioiaed in every
tn,n5 unfat or;tblc to the success o. the
Fetcr5i arms. Th,S party has its leaders
ami L rr-an- 10th cla ming 10 lie or lie
Union, ttat tHcv may csr.', L tie + p aus
WIinuut BEEN Su~pc tel. /, docs no. de
sire tae destruction oI the in.on Tor its
own sake amy more thsn DAVIS, or ICONS,
or an. e. aue-. It's part wHich hopes
through Il ted south and Il divided
Norm, 10 control the dcst.n.cs o. tajs
country. n.r Ter % unite the -outh and di-
wide the \urta it j, u pro SIurery party
jud -.nc from the past II vXp.U.s 10 SUE
cecd IN the Iuture by dividin tn \or1h-
crlt coun-ei~. Ine party correctly iud -es
that on account Ot certain Commercial re
iatiuns there viii llwavs h4 a class OF
Northern pcup.e who viii : mptthse with
slavery. brcuas1 in So 3uiu- ttv can ma kc
more III lncy, til 1t this VIII pe an lniuen-
cIai class ON account O. the!r wealth AMI
location, in -reat cites lleacs tire party
has resolved to Iow down to slavery and
Worship this hc.then cod. 1t is a unda-
inc.tti doctrine VIII en- thlt avery
lllESO tit CIV per ttttt "a 4''f
aud Whatever l. opposed TO slavery IL JSt
fail. Ii the In IN al be IN a. nv cable
to the Save interest, wlv, 1t is all right ;
# not, 1t Is al wrong |. N n Is Uac m
dit,onailv ior the Union all tue time,
whcrher slavery survives o. pHr,Shes, he
mu be .rounc1d a an ..bul.tionist, =
re.ro-wurSh per, Il believer IN the social
equality OF the races. This party vii he
"a peace parry o. war parry, just u viii
sul,Scr>e the interests a. slavery. While
the North Is Ike Y to crush tac tre son o.
the South it Viii hc i peace party, because
slavery VII sniitr / the rebels are sub
ducd ou their own so;i. But ii thcre
sl.uu.I arise Likelihood that forei n
war would cause several powerful Euro.
pe..u ntt:cns To take sdcS with the rehe :
.,.ajn~c the Union. then the voice OF the
par would lie or wa
! Ec General who is most IN eavue in
dcaIu- with tre son. wili receive BE- least
~vmp tbr from this party; Y Ia he who
uiIl cun.riye tGe most dei'v>. "ni show
the most tend r regard for the peculiar
in>,itHt.on VII be euso-iSed rs the great
cSt III ui the a-c
iii, same patty. knowing that stupen
duuS war cannot lie carried On without
money, and that money ean.ut be lad
w-tlout taxation, VII raise a -rcat hue
ana crv ahOut taxes \ pro esS2,i regard
for the dear people viii u tla cloak for
thc.c ,.ore5 tr,..s> "A. La>~es anl reverSeS
on tie p RI q. tGe ioy3i army vii be pt
r.dud ~o IL q Le lis s.i<AparIenin- aS pos
s.h.c Iu short what Lest calculated to
sweep .rom .he earth the vilc.t rebellion
the word e1cr S.w. vii Pc condemned )
.4c 0ar,v. and all taat Viii ad and abe
nv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

THE Tniersf med nar.n- again onals} q Sion in
Mineral rofat. can p fa11 on th rner e high
ant Che@nu sire fs onna-te N.Inn's go-r
IL wen sapa ra n 4 (, IS a.ne~S fiel * AMI
the public raliv. 'haf he Is prr n 4 au and
sny kind of worl IN rs n. lie VIII al<o keep
q T. y FO r SALE
" vs. sest quality which ne VII rarvsn Il be Is coed
Gun MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
ken constantly ~ hand 11t far sale t~'n1-f0n md
BG'-fr Pavler II tha q1alt~. an II fac alrasr
everr a17r want II hy s9ortsnen- IL will make o or
deT his ce}afrataa
naJBLED BAGGFLLED RIFLES
ho-s barrels - a,t vi,7 one na'r Of Sights. Single
Narrei + }e. af er. Fl .crfn.fnn &c
Hr srsst~ Nv ca-a ltt-uti5a business 70 r'e~. The
~Sa'.oaed patronage of the Fuluc
r $ sPRAGCE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

Az ACT - qui,, ~ ~ .. ~ real eS'aie IN
certain 6. : facr-IiI uirrti"nri
Tie ge3p,e Of tie State Of Ig-issoss's rore'efSeI
igt .Sslsa.e aipi Asssnby, d eslIet Us Jo@o'sa'
ectiou y, az iun ior ine iec"'Tr! 81
damages tor the h.rvthg of !aud~ o.a'i hr
t.,5.iuta.p--i ~ amy c"tlt ~ ibiN -'"'t' NJ"
al ..,,,.,r tt;.f -s.lI iais,I, have be.-H
ts,,-t by i..4~u II the c'AS. c ItII "T =.
no., II s.-le finI ,-taI r. the ten years nrxi
,,,i,,, rI,. ,.,,.llit,enct.fit.sut ut ~ecI
5,.2,;.Lek .i.v par;, sail na,c .ie yrar from
IN, =, ti., l,t--agc T hiS &C. Ia, wLlen su
,.-us-,. ..ii .sc- les1t g. = the rcclvvsv ii any
kr.l- ts-t4 fl-s ~ ar yFe.t3tf,u-n.s Htse
Il .v,.,i. iar ins r..c,,.-fy al :ae o-sy s-.on
{. erect. ar itr ,iauaLs~ fu fIc sans.
At;rvscd ap II 2, iai2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

rArnrRING ANn nAtn nRrssINE-

THE Si'Scrh hs vin utlv on SNor in tNa
room 'inin- IN Post O3i-a. is rrr Z vv-it
upon customers n ho1r 4 he day. SHAVING.
SIANPoGING HAIR DRESSING s. done IN the
hesf manner ani n ST f1shona1l --yl
Bv strict attention 70 his hSn~Ss and arlent sire 70
pIrssa h hop merit an ivr srr e the pat
roneze Il the citizens II Mineral Point
siiueral Point June Gri iS6i .stf VI ?. TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
AL o. TE WORD.
TnE DAY OF C2EATI0N.


letter To Sh0w YOU in what month, AMI 90
what d ~ Of the man-h, Cr. alton com n ~
ced. VI Lay thin -. or eyen-s are n ~ led
down to Us bv tradition. and tradition on
" without which we woaid know little or
nothing about them. For instance, the
birth Of Christ Every year We c i.brtte
the birth Of Christ on the Dish dav Of De
ceuiber, and call it CnrisJln ~ an WHY
because tradition says that on that "
or Savior was born. Should an infiiel
ask m' for the proof of his birth on that
day. lcould tell him Tradition sail So
But lsthere no proof OF it? None, that
knov 81. Yet it anv one loI.l dispute
II, woild lie lie ei eyed Mo.
A,ln. We ccicbrite the resurrection
Of Christ by keep Elster on the first
SInda- after the FIST fn.l moon that h ,p-
pens ater the Nernai equinox WY so
Beca'Fe It WAS the prevailing opin on o.
the cIurcA at til. time OF the \ cen"
Council, \ ID 30. that the cruciiix on
took pace At the time ot tAe full moon a
ter tn Fcrf al elIiunx, and that he rose
again he thirl day. il being ~unl ~
Hence the Come j ord IIneI that l. ~ter
shnmiC he n-id or tae first SIN lav :. tter
the frt full u"tu a ter the ernu e1ui-
nox But Their ia ornlItion was tradition
airy inpirt. or their records are lost, else
there eou.d not be So pTach contention
- -, ~ n. ,,,,..-f,,;,,,, nj r.,
water md Akers con,d not lIJve disputed
the correctness of the conclusions %, the
Council But aS the Cornell WIS compo-
scd ni hundreds OF the 'tbest bishops of
their div VINO lived III Ic,I nearer TIE t.Irse
of theCrucitN.on tnan did Bywater or
Akers,l cannot hep 1ivinr the Council
& the pIt1Onlertf} 81 cred * or LiIcIr con
e.n.,~s
III : apo+bor r. .1-.;op - ,vt,,b /
,,.,u - anJ tI,,,,t, T. : n,-i-f.,I -, .,s
,,,,'.b.rs i ,t.. r,..,,o.t,,n Tho I,y.
-. tr.li,;o,, i, .+,h,is....,io, ..,,,n,n -
-, - .,,I ~. -;'..,s',..I 80,
= .....,,.....,. .,.(..
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,.,-....;..-, t-...., ~. y. 49, 7r.;i...,e
-, 49,. - - .,..
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..Jb. I..,..l, ,.,t,r,... HI !. Hmm
,uep,.,l Friday ni.n-. tn,. eyruilll of the
.5.5l .,;-l, ,,.',,,,..I[oi ,,.t.t;.s x < :
I-,ar,,.5.;tI, -. j, ...r.,,,,,, = =
+,,, ..n,
ti.., ,,-.r1 ..,-.,.,,.I t,.,,- !
rho d.. 80 ;nJ .or,.n. -,
I'm IL nl,..r,.I ~ I b,va haror,
sl,,,,,,, ,b..t ,,,, MI, " j.,,.sb I,,. rom.
,.a"'y ;,,',I 49, 80, - 49,, - " '''' ''
y 6d tic cven.n@ ana the morning were
the first day. Cen. ID prom ever ur
to even shall yc ce.rhrato Your sabbath.
Lev - 3 Consequently, the 23rd seP
teul!cr. (Fi~ri) - we count time Is the
Jewish New Year. That Tisri was tire
first Jewish month may be seen hE re-
crence To- .io-epauS, Ant = {. }n :. >.
where. speaking of the Food, he says
This calamity happened in the sec. mt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

slrnis 'ce can lave an oppnr nifty to apI',-ar
aud arSyvt.-. ar To- sIcl tHrlner ;Ime ih,.
officer ua ,gsy = -ch % der >'iali deem prnprr
PROVIDED p,,=~Eve raj Il .sslE- st cur c,,,t-
nsi@~tuutr utH>, 4taa hr aPpilc1'InH ot ths'
i-t,e;!trui debtor ar his a~-igutp, uton ca ~'.
t.'3u-. ali tlerrt"r =" ihV -afl~ia. :,.n IF -ch
jud.st. ar court 60 nmSSipurr. III X "rd"r
permitting hiu ro O llleGce action .siiisG
the gRriiIsIste f,rt nth.
Sec. - Whe,4 thee j. more than one ! d =
men, debtor a.,.l,.~r whom the execution J.
issued. the raInisb.e shall lac llahle Io I,aN
over anr money tipe and deltv-r property be-
iong,ng Ia eitheI any ot ssch judgm-
q bier
Se.. II IF lie garni-,ee. In his or il Az :
swe,. denv all udeh edne- liability I" th'.
udgmet deh;,r % Judgment dehtnr-. or sav
nf Garn. he II shall recover lad5men
against lie tdg'mcuI creditor il the en-
tI.,u. for h- fees for :r2Vel ani abundance,
winch Sh;,iI ~. Ihe same as those allowed !"
wttnc~s..s, unless the jadg .nent creditor Shall
el-cr Ia have trial ON the Issue f"rned by
such answer.
Sec a the af1i .!avit mentioned in the
Il "f thls ac'. si,tll b.. de"mcd the
c. rf,la.ui ~ th,. action against 'hr ga~ni-her
and thc ausve If ;he garui, hrr. taken "n
the gamma ton. shall be the answer in such
aciIou.
>rr- i. II case Tie Judgment creditor i
n"i oal-l .d with tite a"~ 81 'h'- Sasi'N'i"r-
and shall plrcI 10 have Il trial an the i~s g
t"ru,r.i hy : ca ans yer. -tcH i-~,.e between
H." juI- rs'ui editor and yarn : e. shat
he ii,ci, .,rld id -m.Hf thereon rendered. aud
c,.SsS ;,Wlr.se,l. aud rxec"i Oh issued. ia the
same uani er AMI with The like ~ IN "ihes
y .r,~nnaI ,cttnrS excep: that i;fdErasni againSi
the r. - e., ~ltt.l. exclusive uf c">is III t.t.
9arnt-hte sfiIr. not he f'r a gr"a "r at""ut''
fGan th" ap"nrt dde "n the 't4h'eht GA
which the eX"cu ion "a3 iS~ued
Sc l6 Ia { sc the answer - ne carnl-
>hce shall -" satisfactory J." III" J''t'-i''S'i
Creditor, sad II ~iai. @pPear hy 4 that Tie
niSucr was Indrh ed I" li''. judgment
deb "r. ur had III hi~ p">Sc~- "u pro- eriN II
tie J "igU@Hi drt'"r. w"lch has n"' h'th
.;,id ser uT Nrt.~rr.t Z" ire ''ftf""r' Il i'it-
Nid"d ln Sc i'". II I"i9 &C, ~" c"hli = al
render III, uirni a2aiiS tie Si"hi~"c acc''i-
ding IT, me ,nctI-, f ;re cii~,.. Ia Tie man
ns.I y,r.vld...i IA &c iru 9 ot ttt- act.
SEC II Il -.taii appear upon II" an
sWrr "f 'he -atHi ~li''e, "T "in 'h' h"dih- "i
The court uc Jury on Ilr trial 81 tht i"oHc-
that The gar l-rr,' l. ttahi' !" d''ii'cr I" ''''
judy nent deli or c'r'ait Specific P'nPerik' 81
J." pay hin ANY mnueN "a Il f"nc DAY TN
Il 3 ne lds IuPUI 81 SHca money ~ ~ec":'d 81
by up-o.I:ibir nu;e. ti,,. cutIrl MAY r,n,.rr q
iuig.urul aga uSt the pttuI-h"c, NJ hout
c.'-f~, repairing hIfn /" drltvrr snca properly
or /" pa. snch u"nrN over 1" the ~it'Fili' Al
S4cI ilrne aS hf uiaN be liable 10 deliver SIca
proper or pay sue n"uey.
Approved AVri ,, 1872
rDl.., ,.t,o ,oro1
y - - - '0'-
i y ACT relating l. the foreclosure q mort
cages 10y "cil"n-
TIE ,,coD7o oT tie State Of IT'iSc0nsjR,
-..,,,...1.,{,y ~. Sooofa ooJ tsegpb'v do
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

Subscription Rates.
Terms of Advertising.

lw.i 3w. w. 2 N m. l year
.laare. s1.0a s1.75 s2.oo 800 $50 si2 %
2 squares l.5a 2.51l 3o1 Cor 1000 159o
5 sqaares 2.0Ol 80 100 Soo T. o9I 800
colarnn 8.oai 5.01t Coz 1900 y o1l 2o0o
eolamn, go 90 70 % l5 % 2aoo 85oo
! column. IA. % 1900 $500 1900 $500 60 %
Trelve lines Son99r IL tva. ul1act nt't7r, or III IT
salival n in soac-. ell he com 3 as sqIar'.
Prof .ssfpnahl. a1i Rtsin - f'rr's 81 linz. pr
yasr fye lin N fifty cents for each az
di,i1nzi LIN
E..r.r Vo'i-,s olS'isI fo1r waa'ls f,r ei7gle
snrud. N ATTY c.nts for each ailioaaI animal in
no-ica
Leu soc 4 Statrt- rafas
soc.i tic = Ia I'll KEEP insi le having nra~e-
dene- u or nary advertiser. MS "a per cent advance
on ordinary
Notices Of m .etinss charitable societies &c half
price
iveris MS not acc0moaa a vifl dir e+i viii
be ias'r.ei till fsrhi and ch8r at FOR acror 'nrlv
At taIgsisTf f-srfis9s1etfs ~ p 1Tif far IN
Gfrf1ee. This rssi- viii worried rom.
.lrtv ~ r is MS a1 s. Ia p-ril ,e of ch sng-
Ing qtsr-er}v
No Adyertissm mt consi l-r.d less than \ squari.
stLLs coLLscrAnLE Q-ARrERLY
-,'f. t11D W. TasVT
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

nF Kings Coll g. London, member OF the Royal
Y fColete of Surgeons and Lic-niiae = fhe * }0r-
shipfnl 90 aanv ~ aoth-ct-j o En-ani late ~
H-r Maj Shin Dr-ainupghf hegso inform the pub
tic in general j. located IN Mineral Point next
y n t. ,ris N1i1 WHERE he win he al
~.vs a " To asn T. ali MY require his rvcss
In all branches u the Medical pro.essor. +ltf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
Cnfs.t y SinnI-TE,.

Y iwYFRS Mineral Point iowa cG1ntv. Wisconsin
Successors - tpb & VI ss,u ire, AMI C'nh. Ne-S
more 81 iduth VIII ~tten pr ,faso7al h1slneS
an rr sn ", i.nce as tofore OHce opposite cur
hause, up stairs. l3-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
tr.rxs~rEv WV <ov.

c1Iatv hull ling VIII attend the claims Of
ders fpr Bounty and Pensions Agent for the Nutnal
LIE Ia urtnce Co, MilvaIlee, WI.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

The wife of Sin .ec the Sewn IN ,cl,ine
m IN. applies for 4 divorce. 5000 per
annun aiimOny IS allowed her darius the
peniinr OF the slit, beside, a counsel fee
OF seven hundred and fifty dollars to START
with. This is a pretty good tune.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

ence on the side Of the rebellion. If the
war lasts another year, it will have cost
this country three times as mu n rs tlI
the slaves in It are worth, and i viii be
evident to every thinking man by that
time, that eisher slavery or Union must
perish forv Which shall it b., is he
great question which is alrehd, forcing
itself upca the minis of tae best men in
the nation VINO thlt is fit to live under
republican institutions can hesitate for
one breath on Il subject involving such an
issue? Yet this will clearly he the issue
If the love continues for another twelve
month AMI we are strongly inclined to
believe 1t is the issue now. He who Is
not for the Union is against it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

The Brattleboro Phoentr, of April 1th.
saws Sleigh m throu .h Marlboro. Vt,
Is now about as the aver tge during the
winter. In the m brn ns the ftr,n. ctn
20 wiki their ox-s eds all over their farm ;.
crossing fences, &c. with impunity."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
Can NxrRT q. NIr.G-.


S-OTtF,T P1hlic T.aad :.pt. &. <, Arena Iowa
y CO taty wis will attend - the paym NJ Of taxes
&c. with accuracy and dispatch ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

GEy. B. Il. .joENsoN-A correspondent
OF the Cincinn I'll CoDtmcrciat stt es that
hehls the Authority 81 ,iov. Morton, of in
ard X. johnson violated his plro,e in es-
Gaping from Fort Doneison lie atates
tire fact to be tAIt JOINS hlvi = been
in comnf.ssl,m bat Il tew eeks, was uti.
known. an. w ~ con. c lIen5!y overlooked
Not seeing any or orr 0.IfcArs of equal
rank, he never gave up his sword. AMI, of
course, n YER gave his parole The cor
respondents nIne i> l.! r. Johnson. ard
he relues the rapers that have publish
ed the charge, as, to g.ve his statement,
for the sake OF Il iitl' boy, son OF the en-
eral, now without hrther or mother
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
Ds. WV. IL IpE'frR
DIR. ID. NJ. Ed.

DHYSECIAN Sur-aon. and Acc7rch~,r Ninora
P,int W.. oIc3 opp3It. the Caltcl S-at.s 10
ksl High Street %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

~ N,rFFrr. z. -.
nFrTCF il Mofe.ts Bl,cs. pp s:4i-s Mineral Point
J Wisconsin. 81 )
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
JOHN III. " I. ~T0>.
BEN. =. -C TT

NOTARY PubIic Conveyance aaI General A-en
y LlnIen, Iowa c'1ary. WIS. i1-:E
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

- ENFRtr. Desler in H-v Gorts. Grocer s. provSi
- ons. Hartvare, &c Yel.ov Stoa- Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
Published 44prii II, 1862.
f.;a SHr u %

AN ACT 80 ame,ri cta.. .r "A nf he ,evlseh
-t'ttuf e.. cniI'iri IF executions ud lr,-
ceesi,n"- ~upplrHcn ar. iirrefo''
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

An ACi !" makc a Temporary .oan from n .
8 hrF'i f"ud 10 the war fund, aud 10 ,er,s p
lGr same. f'@