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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
State of Wisconsin, Iowa County Gre vi

Ann Berry and Peter .srang, as Eseeutor oad
EsrecHt,ir Of the last WI aad Iestasneas OF
Thomas Berry deceased, Plaintiffs,
Against
John Nolan, jane ADEan. HilTfdra Hefsfhcock,
joseph Bennett. Samuel .ieakiR Eea5u1ain Bafyis-
ger, Philip Eden, Richard HanaRaei9 Kara' Darts
and Nary Nolan, Defendants.
The Plaintiffs desire the trial Of this acton
if any there be, to be had in the County OF
Iowa.
The State of Wisconsin, To the above named
Defendants
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint of Ann Berry and Pc
ter Spang, as Executor and Executrx of Tho
mas Berry deceased, Plaintiffs, which has been
filed in the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court in and for said County, and to serve
copy of your answer on the subscribers, at the
law Office of Cobb, Wilson & Snddut,e in the
city af Mineral Point, Iowa County. Wiseon-
sin, within ninety days aftaretlie service of
this summons, exclusive of the day Of service;
and if you fail to answer said Complaint as
herein required, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the Com
plant Dated October 81. 1862
ORB, WILSON g. SUDDUTH
As Plaintiffs Attorneys, Mineral Point
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

friday last was the day for the execu-
fion of thirtv-uine of the Indians who were
arrested Tor the Minnesota murders
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

A merry Christmas to all our Patrons
and friends.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

2sTH REGmEyr.-This fne Regiment-G
ii. LEWIS Colonel left Milwaukee for Mem
phis on Saturday last
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
CLIO NUn5H RI Isl
$500
TOLEDO Cn0.
IL ENGTGE Eornrietcr
II. a. ENSIGN, Poprietor.

Cuivates largely Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs
Roses Greer House and Bedding cut Plants of all de-
scriptions AIy Nurseries strictly adapted - tiio
West and Northeastern States, and have in all instan
ces proved hardy and aiGpted IL his climate Read
the following evidences.
To tn Farmers and Frg, Growers Of Iowa and adj
oinng Countess: We the undersigned having bought
Fruit Trees, Shrsbbery, &c, Of d. GATES, General
Agent for the Ohio Nurseries, ToIedo, Ohio, having
7eStsG and found them Hardy and fytte to 9econl-
sseG1ti0ns take pleasure in recommending them 70 all
interested the Cultivation of Fruit Trees The Trees
were Delivered in Good Oyder and fine healthy
Trees. signed
Hon. VI. NJ, Cothren. Mineral Point
John p. TraInel,
John }5ilton,
james Toay, Linden
n olunsted Cottage Inn
" V Burris Belmont
Edwin Johnson,
Hon Charles Dunn,
Mr. Gates is now taking orders for delivery the
31st October Mineral Point. Rooms at the W Is
consin House.
II. A. Ensign Proprietor
361-y ID. N. Gates Cenl Agent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
he St9re state Of Wisconsin--Ioaoa County Cir
cut Court.
Henry Butler, Plaintiff.
GgtiAst
Thomas s. Ans'ey and izabeth Ansley. Defendant

IHolnas > Aus = and lzabeth Ansley Defendants.
IDf virtue of and pursuant Judgment Of foreclo-
sure and sale rendered IN said in he above
til ed action the weuy day Of September 1867
sal e-,'cse for aud at public auction the
frent door of the House in the Vii age of Dodge
vile, il Iowa oauty, Sconsin Thursday the ijfh
day of February 1853 at two O'clock in the afternoon
that day, the following described mortgared premises
much thereof may be sic satisfy said udr-
ment, interest aud costs of to-wit: The undiyi-
ded one ha psTt OF Lot No a. in the Vi age
Linden aid out and su0divded and recnrfel by John
Wasley and James Nasley accord ng 10 Leg : urvey
of 1871, commencing north AZ degrees hundred
and thirty rs feet from the north corner #
said lot, thence one hundred nd SKI Yve 65f feet to
the southwest Main street. thence east along
the line Of Street one hndred aad ninety l9) feet
thence norhto place Of beginning; lying and being
Iowa ounty, Wisconsin.
Dated Mineral Point, Now {, 1852.
GEORGE 8 Els ERS NTH.
sheriff Of Ioacd County.
CoBB SUpDUTH, PLAINTIFF s Attorneys l3y46
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
RIGHr-Mary Ann Rythers of Crane

RIGHr-Mary Ann Rythers Of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, has applied for decree
of divorce from her husband, because he
IS an officer and doing service in the rebel
army.
Mrs. Lincoln returned to Washington
on Thursday, after six weeks of pleasur-
ing and shopping in the Northern cities.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
1 ours L ruI
wv. GUNDRY.
See advertisement in another column.

PRINCE ALFRED NOT TO BE 4 G-The
London Times authoritatiyely declares
that Prince Alfred will not accept the
throne Of Greece. His mother thinks that
It would not be proper.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
Clothing
Clothing Department.

Consisting of Goats, Pants, Vests, Over Coats, Under
shirts, Drawers, &c, great variety be fount
in IKE In no
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,

goods II make il object 10 AL IN purchase Of ue in
stead o. going to Chicago or G a ena
lie has on hand wrought and cut Nails, Corlare Nj
ners Spades aud Shoves. Bellows Anvs Sledces VI
ecs, Pipe Boxes Wrought Axels Elliptic Springs Grow
bars, Coil, log ard Trace Chains Manure Forks, Hay
Knives, and tile best
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

manufacture to order, of the best eriai and EN-
ploy none ont experienced workluen. The public may
rely upon every article manufactured at our establish
rnent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

Ladies Misses and Cldrens Shoes and Caters of the
best quality. Men and Boys Boots and Shoes coarse
and fine In this department suit ALL both for
| size and quality.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24
Eats Soaps.
Boots 81 Shoes.

Men and Boys Cloth and Fur Caps, Wool and Fl
of various styles and qualities.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-12-24

The Council then adjourned,
j. b. TERRY, Ex-Ollicio Mayor.
Attest: ". H. Curry, City OK.
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The Guerilla War IN Missouri,

KANSAS CITY, NO.. Nov. "A fight took
place Yesterday between n portion of Gather
woods Sixth Cavalry. Missouri State militia
and u Quanirell- Quantrell burned train Of
twelve wagons, killing nine men and taking
twenty-five prisonrrs. Cathnrwood overlook
him near Rose Hill. defeating him in a pitched
battle, and If low in pursuit.
- CAMP CrRTJs, Jackson county, Nov. Ito
Mansfield Curtis: For nearly week / have
pursued 4Dant!Pil's band Of gucriilas. with
Major Ransom's Cavalry Capt. Chestnut,
company A, Of the Twelfth Kansas. and one
piec" OF artillery. under Iieui. Hunt We have
killed TWO, taken one prisoner, and captured
over 100 horses and mules, and driven the
marauders out of this part % the State They
are in full rfIreat south, evidently with the in
teGIIon 10 reach Arkansas. There were NO
casualties on our eide. a con siderable number
OF cCntrabands accompanied us 10 Kansas
TEos. 4. BARNS, 1t. COT CONG.
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From, Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Pisyoti.
h,r ron, three daughter rs and ali her slaves
were arrested on Wednesday pight by the
rebels, and taken 10 Richmond. Mrs T. is a
widow lady. residing about nine miles above
Williamsburg. and a sister OF Judge L. J. Bow
den. Her only offence, far As known, is that
h.r brother L. aOuncompromising Union man.
Measures have hren taken to- procure the
liberation OF ihis IA miiy
The steamboat Express LETT Fortress Monroe.
II o clock this morning on a flag of truce mis-
sion to Aiken's Landing The officer in charge
II Capt. Mulford of the 3d New York Rrgi-
mcnt. The steamer took mp $50 rebel prisoners
most OF them badly wounded. The French
conshl al Richmond also went up on the Ex-
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.4.-Business is slightly
more animated.
Thirteen thousand dollars have been contri-
bu!ed TO the National Sanitary fund
Sandwich Island dates TO the llth of October
have been received. The first bale OF cotton
from Maaki had been received. The Homo
Iuiu Island newspapers contain statements
that cotton growing will soon become exten-
siye.
capt. Walter has established COLONY of
Mormons on Laha Island, causing much
newspaper comment.
The Americans in Honolulu had coz tributad
Sanitary Fund
SAN FgANsIsCo, Nov. 5.-There is 2 mode
rate trade doing. with good demand for
groceries.
The Governor has appointed The 9th of
November u Thanksgiving day.
The roll of the new cavalry company srga-
nLzing in this city TO 90 east, TO join thu
Massachusctts regiment. is fun, and S2J,v,y,
are appropriated from the city treasury to-
wards paying their passage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

GENERAL RosECRAsS Adv General
Rosccrans left Louis willie on the LIST instant, to
take the field. That morning Gen. Sills diyI-
sion commenced passing Bowling Green, ON
the road TO Nashville, and the other divisions
cot The Department of the Cumberland probably
soon followed. Nashville may therefore be
considered safe from the predatory force wi hich
has hitherto held ii virtually in state Of siege.
Gen. Rosecrans's advance will probably be
obstructed by the demolition of portions of the
railroad, but not by the enemy 1t is undoubt-
edly Gen. Rosecrans's plan to make Nashville
his base. whence TO operate on the lines of rail
road against Chattanooga on the southeast and
Knoxville and East Tennessee on the east. The
forces Of Gen. Granger in Kentucky will b.
sufficient. 10 project that State, while Gen.
Wright, at Louisville, can readily direct the
necessary movements for cooperating with
Gen. Rosecrans.
Braggs army is now announced TO be a. Cum.
berland Gap, W here il Is resting from its march.
Bragg has been summoned to Richmond, to ac.
count for the failure Of his campaign, and Polk
is probably in command. The Rebels are re.
ported to be in q somewhat destitute condition
They had an insuhiciency of clothing, and suf.
fertd severely during their march across the
mountains, snow having fallen to the depth Of
tn inches. The mountains are certainly not
eligible for winter quarters for an army, es.
pecIaliy those OF the Cumberland range. The
position OF Bragg's army is one, therefore,
which must speedily be changed. 1t will soon
become untenable.
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Army Movements in the Southwest.

BOLIVAR, Nov. 5.-TSpecial 10 the Missouri
Democrat. i-Sevrrai divisions of the arm from
this place and Ciprnth marched into La Grange.
Mississippi, lasfnight. The enemy still occupy
Holly Springs, but the opinion is entertained
that they will eracuate the place. The railroad
wlll be repaired by Tomorrow evening, so as TO
admit OF the passage of trains from this place
Ia La Grange. regiment from Columbus,
ny. passed down TO La Grange last night and
another goes to-day. The rebels are about so 600
strong al Holly Springs, Van Dorm lis in com.
mand, and II there Is not a battle fought
beforr many days ii will be because the enemy
prefer running to fighting.
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W HAT WAS WAN TED.
NEW AND ELEGANT OYSTER SALOON IN
THE FIRST WARDi

AND HARVEY, xt the urgent and re epested soli-
citations OF his numerous friends, has@ *
this day OPP opsnasd s s. one It Nc Iss. NinsNla1
Union Engine House. ard fronting S~
Pennsylvan avenue. It will be CON-
Quoted "a Branch ofHARvEY's celebrated Steamed
L. n HARVEY J:LEWIs,
and the finest Oysters which the waters of the
Chcsap peake afford viii be sold to their patrons
Families can be supplied daily at their residences
with raw or stesped oy stsrs Of ths best quality.
supply eeual to any demand and hence residents
Of the first Ward we'll those in other sections
necessity Of buying from street hawkers.
Orders are respectfully solicited. and will be
promptly com piled with, day night
Visitors to this new establishment will and 1t
worthy OF LIBERAL patfonags, as neither pains nor
in every respect. T. N. HARVEY,
oc 13 I'm go. g.. T. LEWIS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Time and Space Annihilated-A Message
Sent Direct to Sau Francisco without
Repetitiou


Repetition.
NEW YORK, Nov. CA message was sent
between and 5 o'clock his evening 10 tn. as
sociatcd press Of California, viz:-The San
Francisco bulletin and Alta and Sacramento
Union. 1t went direct without repetition, and
the following answer was received between
and o'clock, also transmitted direct. The
distance is $50 miles, the longest circuit esrr
made. ~ 81
SAN FRAACIsCo, Nov. 6-2l5 p NH Nv
rain fell last night, the FIRST Of the season c.
cay the weather is unsettled. Tbermoru 63
degrees. .- -.
The steamer Sonora, with adyices fro
York, Octobsr t1th has not arrived. S
safety.
Subscriptions to the patriotic fund arsssiff
coming in. The State Will probably makelAsr
contributions S:,G,ltn
The les timon:al 10 be made TO the family of
the late Col. Robert Mathe wson, OF the sd New
York Regiment, will be worthy OF the State
His remains " i'll be received here and conveyed
TO Holdsburg. with full military honors.
zl TIRE cavalry company forming here for Mas
sachusetts, Is nearly fun.
Treasury notes are quoted at S5ao0.
Merchants ExchaDg-, 2 u. m.-Telegraphed
outside the Head-ship eleanor, Iis days from
Boston.
The Alta California greets her Eastern CO.
tempoTaries on the annihilation of time and
space between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
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Michigan Election.
An Expedition into the Interior-rweIve
thousand Men Engaged in 1.-THE Gan.
boats Moving


An Expedition into the Interisr-TweIve
thousand Men Engaged in 1.-THE Gun.
boats Moving. ..-a .s.-'|
The Y. $. st am transport Oriole, Captain
Holmes, from Hatteras Inlet I'd inst, which
arrived at New York on Thursday hrines
news that an ,xpedition had left Newbern, N
e., about October 2Sth, by land and water, com.
posed OF about l2,t e0 men and several gunboats
The expedition was in command Of 9en. Fos-
ter Inc destination OF this army wac said 10
be- somewhere on Albemarle Sound, which
se, iiis TO be- confirmed by the circumstance thar
small schooner, which was spoken by the
Oriole, in P3miico Sound, on Saturday morn
inF, heard heavy cannsnading 10 he north CT
Roanoke Island.
1t is rumorcd shat the aim Of the expedition
Is The capture of Goldsborough-a point Of the
OF Wayne county, and situated on the Neuse
river, where ~ is crossed by the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad, fifty miles southeast or
Raieieh. STEAMBOATS, of light draught can as
cend the river for about two-thirds Of the year.
The place has (or had) population OF about
The eunboats Sentinel and Husssr, each
armed with two heavy Parrot guns, accom-
AT last accounts from Raleigh 0he NsYtn
Carolina capitaD the rebels were eYSatlV
NlaI ned Al the prospect Of some such de.ncI.
stratiCn as this on the part OF the Union troope
Many Of the Inhabitants were MAKING prepafa.
tions TO remove thair slave prope rfy 10 safer
q, arters. The Neuse river n navieahle a n
high freshet for boats drawing four or ave Ssst
Of wafer, 10 Smithneld. within twenty miles Of
Raleigh. There was talk about sin King osxtn NC
tions in that and the Tar rivers, but whether
they have offered any impediment 20 the ad.
vance Of our forces or not fhe next arrival viii
The Newtern Progress Of the slst plt is re
ceiyed. The only item Of news contzinsd ehere-
IN il s'that hftes n loyal Tenn sse-ans had &c
capped from the iebei prison AZ Atianta.s tfa-,
by knocking down the sentinel and taen sac
~. Z aH# Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

~ The Empress Eugenie's newspaper pub
iisheds in Paris and called La France, has
reached a circulation Of 1900 copies. The
financial resources consist Of so shares, valued
at 1900 each. The advertising profit has been
sold in ad v vance for $4,000 per annum. La
France is bitterly secesh.
~ One hundred and fifteen bales Of cotton
were solo at auction on the 25th ult at New
Orleans II was what Is termed middlinR. and
brought from 81 to 81 cents per pound. This
cotton was capturedby one OF the United States
cruisers.
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Small Change Difficulty.

CINCINNATI, Nov. J.-The rush at the cus-
tom house yesterday TO procure pos tai curren-
cy was very great. and the excitement ran
high. The provost guard was sent for TO pre-
serve order, and were compelled TO use the
bntt ends of their muskets to keep the crowd
of
The city council yesterday took action in the
matter OF supplying small change by appoint.
ing a committee to adopt some plan whereby
the city may issue scrip for the fractional parts
of a dollar
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ARMY Gazette.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 6.-By a special order
received from the War Department, Brig tfen
Andrew Porter is assigned 10 command in The
Stale OF Pennsylvania, and will also execute
the duty OF provost marshal general
Erig. Gen. ]. NJ. Palmer and L. ). X. Canby
are assig ned 10 the command of the camps of
drafted men al Philadelphia and Pittsburg, re-
spectiyely. -'. ft- ..--F
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DEoposALs goa HEAD BOARDS FOR GRAVES
DEPOT QUARTgRxASTrR's OPvfcB,
CsIs.y Etsk!e.sik and q streets,
aah nsstnn SnN nNsmhar isn1

Washington, November /, iss7S
sETFp PROPOSALS will De received at this on oe
3, 70 the tinted STATE: two W
,2tA Heat icards or Tablets for Graves of she
All TO l. of good black salnut, clear of knots and
onc a5 ,rs II ten o. 10 IesSs ssS Sss
@ sf an an inch 81 a1 i"sa sssa 'si
incht' in ri.sth and in ali respects to correspond
All of sal! boards to be delivered s.eh point or
poiH:s ~ the city or county of Washington, d. c..
'b5rty,dsys sttef the awarding Of the contract.
oesp-s;s from aislsSsl parties viii net Se con
ability bsasy e. m s
responsible persons whose ssnstnrss srs to Re sp
psnceo 70 the su"rsntes. and said guarantee snHst
: The sNs:Hpnsiasility e of the susrap.oss must be
:hs eaa-t or o the I oss sss, Of
rss5s FS p.ssso: il PEI @ sAsn
The full name and Post Once address of the bid.
aff made ii ss hs nsms Of Arm tn.
son-defed the individual proposal of the party
bonds in the sum of one thousand dollars, signed
sepnd I tb. ana oos9 Gf hdd sds will
Ths right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed TOO high n reserved By the Depot Quarter
master. 81. M. =. '-.-..'-.
Proposals must be addressed to Capt. Edward L.
Hsrtz. Assistant Qusrtermsster, Y s. Army, Wash.
ington. d. c.. and should he plainly marked PRO
pcsals for furnishing Fead- Boards for Gravesn
Form Of Guarantee. ..s
We, of the county Of, and State OF
=, ani =, of the county of =, and State Of =,
do hereby guaranty that - is able to fulfil ths
contract in accordance with the terms of his propo
ntion aEd that, should his proposition ne accepted
he win .. once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith. Should the contract be awarded to him
re are prepared 20 become his suretiss
To this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned. -.
EDWARD HARTZ, -'
nov It'll Captain and A. Q. NJ, e. g. Army
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Death of Gen. Jameson.

BANGOR, Nov. 6.-Gen. Charles III. Jameson
died at his residence, at 0ldtown. to-day He
has been failing in health since the battle of
Fair Oaks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

~ Camp Latham, at Lincoln, lll- occupied
by Col. Lafham's fu6th regiment, was burned
a few days since, destroying quantity OF 1rus
and munitions. IL is supposed 70 have been
The work OF incendiarles. - -
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CANTERBURY HALL!

CANTERBURY HALL!
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIxrB SrREsr.
THIRD WEEK OF THE TRIPLE COMPANY.
Brilliant and Unexampled Success
1t - said here all the sreat Lights of the profes-
sion appear.
Glance at the
MAMMOTH LIST OF STARS:
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
MISS FRANCES LEROY, MJSSJENNIE ALLEN
MISS LILLE BRANDON, MILE LEzFrTa
MISS ELLA, MILE LACRETTA
BOB HART
LEW SIMMONS,
GEO. r. DELOUIS. CIV. KIRBYE.
MONS. SZOLIOSY,
WILLIE EMERSON, MASTER JOHNNY
MASTER GEORGE, MONS. SOL.
THE ENTIRE COMPANY NANEW BILLt
Tonight
GYPSY;S LAY.
NEW AFTERPIECE. &C. &C. &c
az For further particu lars see Bills of tha day
and the Washington National Repa hlican
DoOfs open, "a O'Clock; performance, ~
Admission 70 csnta. Orchestra, g. cepts ns-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

Hospitals. Hotels dad PYirdte Funtt
These Stools are made wholly Of metal, are per.
!sctly free from smell cannot get out of order and
being portable are the most convenient articles in
use. They have been adopted in all the q s. Hos
pitfalls, &c. They may be had in any quantity Of the
Patentee. No. SS1 Pa. avenue, mp stairs, Washing
- lust RECEIVED, ct No. I6 -
Market Space Pennsylysnia sy-
snue, between 9th And 'sth streets, Ladies' LAST.
Gress and Button dAITERs, French Kid SLIP.
PERs, Misses and Childrsns SHOES of every Dc.
snt Leather, Morocco, and. Lasting g AITEkS ana
TIEs;; Also, great variety Of BOYS SHOES, q
sxceeelns low prices. R0sENTHAL. m S-eo
EOR sALE-A one HORSE COUPE. Enquire at
L Gen. MeCLELLAN'S, corner 18th aad b stsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07
GROWERS TheATRE.

01NS VCTk = TTG y ] N6.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willard g Hotel
LgoNARp .MAExory
N0TICE.-ThOse who contem plate attenainy @ tha
thester accom- panied by ladies on
EAST LYNNE NIGHT
should secure their seats daring the day
THIS tFRIDAY) EVENING.
BeHcft " ~. ibk Actress and Peerless B.nufy
LUCILLE W ESTERN
Third Appearance of the Enine.t American Actor
MR. l.. Z. BARRETT
1h rd vi iGht ot EAST LYNNE, or The Eiopen.nt
which has proven to be, in popular eject and
dramatic exceIience the
SUCCESS OF THE SEASON
The unjenahle verdict of the pr bi c ha, he.n tbc
symrstbetie Spectacle, each night, of
AN ENTIRE AUDIENCE WEEPING
THIS tTR TDAY) EVENING
EAST LYNNE.
Or THE ELOPEMENT.
WIN csst Of charscters n-Ner bsfoye eaUalei
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Rvors AND SHOES TO SUIT TIN TIMES.

RyoTS AND SHOES TO SUIT THH TIMES.
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving sup-~shA
ply Of Eastern N ade Work Of every descrip-
HOn, made expressly to order, and will bcY
sold at much lower price than has BEEN
heretofore chsrged in this city for much inferior
articles. : I'D - : ga vi -E
Persons in want of BOOTS and SHOES Of Eastern
or City made work will always find . good assort-
ment in store and at the lswest prices. Give as
eaI. GRIFFIN BROTHER,
sp5d,r ala Pennsylvania avenue
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Illinois Elccfian
wi.consin Election.

A dispatch from Milwaukee gives the follow
ing as the result OF the Congressional election
1st district, James - Brown, Dem. over Potter,
Rep, present member; 2d, J. q. Sloan, Rep;
1h m: 5ih. in doubt: 9Th, Luther Hancher,,
Rep. This is Democratic gain Of two men,
bels.
The Democratic assembly ticket is elected in
Milwaukee and one State Senator. The Dem
ocrats have gained largely in some parts OF the
State.