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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22
AUCTION SALES.
1RTHR4 2lyS,

Rs Jas ~. TAyLnR 4 son. daets
4 Farm, CoETAlNIIG &EvEaTY kCHEs
N Of Valuable Land. cn the Richmond aud
Charlottesville Turnpike, AT ArGTtoa--wes
day of September. commencing d II o,eIeek a. NJ.
reSslsetteAis fAE AesscesAs asI ~ elre e6ysvfs4
and Chsilottesvile TuinfAte 3 miles North al flsa
city, and q miles from the Riahnoad, Frelefichs@
burg and Fs'c.oas Railroad. aud ADJOINING The
lands of Mesrs. FsidJY " alfrop, en,l others
It contains 70 aeres about 20 If which are ese,ad
and IN fine state ct cultivation, and Particularly
adapted 10 the growth cf vegetables the rer,ain
der is heavily wooded from which il u estimated
that near Z, 500 ectds cf wood cap hs GU.
The improvements are q tomicI.ehis framed
dwelling containing fop, good ,co'as together With
Kitchen. stable carriage house, &c together with
excellent water
This property ia particularly located for bust
ness stand
TERMS One third cash the balance al + aud II
montbB. for negotiable notes. with interest added.
SO l6 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Aucta
NALUABLE VACANT L0T on the North siie
Y of Water Street. AT AUCTI0H.--We will,
sell upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 9th
day of September, commencing at 81 o ocIoek r. NJ,
a valuable LOT ON the North side of Water street
IT fronts 75s feet, and runs back an irregular
depth
TEKMs-One- third cash the balance a, G aus, 70
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by trust deed.
sels JAS. n TAYLOR IL SON, Auc.s.
A VALUABLE VACANT LOT ON WATER
"A ST, near the Dock AT AUCTION-We will
sell upon the premises, on THURSDAY, ths 18th
Gay Of September, commencing at 5 O 'cio.k T.. NJ
valuable vacant Lot on Water street, fronting
50 feet thereon and running back $50 feet 10 the
Locks The contiguty of this property to the York
River Railroad Depot, and TO the Dock and River
renders 1t very valuable for commission Or lumber
house.
TERMs.-0ne third cash; the balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by trust deed
se IL JAS. NJ TAYLOR e. son, Aucts.
p. Sowing to the Presidents proclamation
the above sale is postponed till WEDNESDAY, the
2dth day of September, commencing at the same
hour. Ise Isl j. NJ r. e. SON
TINE VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO COUN
TY KNOWN AS HIGH MEADOW" FOR
RENT AT AUCTION.-I will offer for rent at pub
lie auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAY. tie
26th day OF September al II o'clock NJ t.n val,-
able Farm in Henrico county, known as "UIGH
MEADOW" Itcontaius about 200 acres IF highly
improved land. with fine dwelling, and ample out
buildings.
Possession will he given to the tenant for sowing
wheat crop, and full possession ist January next
TERMS-At sale. &. ID. PLEASAETS,
Admir-. Josiah Dabbs, decd
JAMES M. TAYLOR d SON. Aucts. 50 20-7t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22

Restotfd 10 Of'ce.-A surgeon Of one oi
the regimehts ot Gen. Lees army was re.
Gently broken of his commission and placed
under arrest fer disoh&ience of orders aud
malpractice. The latter consisted of cutting
oft soldiers leg when there was no apparent
necessity. Reporting - the court martial now
sitting here. for trial. he was discharged,
and restored TO his office after a lahorious in
vestigation. An admonition was delivered ON
the necessity "f obeying orders, even when
yon II" not coincide III their correctness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22
NEEY VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
v REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH

XTEEY VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
SALE AT AuCTION-Ai tho request of Mr. John
Brown, we will sell upon the premises, on MON
DAY, the 18th day of September. commencing at
4i o clock L. NJ. the following very valuable real
estate, in the order advertised viz:
Jst. The large Brick Residenee located on The
South side Of Franklin, between I'D and sd sis--
II contains large and spaciods rooms, together
with II kitchen and the usual out bulldogs, and
water. The neighborh0od il yerv pleassnt and ra
tired.
3d Two valuable Brick Tenements, located ON
The North side of Main street, between ad aud I'D
streets. They contain ssvera good rooms escb
aud are particularly adapted for business stands
The lots front about S feet and run back The usri Al
depth. Also, two valuable va,ent Lois adjoining
fronting on Main street 23 feet esch aud Tunnps {
back parallel with I'D street 80 fee to an siay
Also, the Lot immediately III rear Of the above
fronting ~ feet on 32d street and running back 80
feet, having an alley on both sides.
I'D. Also, Lot on I'D street, fronting thereon G0
feet and running back les feet.
18th. valuable vacant Lot on Cary street h..
tween I'D and 2jd Streets having a FRI Mt of lI2
feet and running back the rsuat depth This lot
III immediately opposite t" the depot os iha Klch
mond aud York River RAILROAD ccmpanv and par
ticulsrly adapted tor warehouses.
And on TU ESDAY. the .i0h instent commencing
at q O'Clock Z. NJ. will sell several sau.rs ss
and Lots on Church Hill. just beyond tn corpora
tion limits
9TH. vacant hall acre lot At The C ,rssr Of
Leigh and SD streets, fronting on Leigh street b,
feet, aud running back about 80 feet to All s.y
9th. One one acre Lot on N street between 3 n
and SD streets. Also. half lot Gu Sd ami
streets.
7tb. Lot on street. between .f,d aud 1i,h
streets. fronting lsu feet, and running back the
usual depth. Also, Lot the corner Of n a,h
54th streets, fronting 10 feet, aud running back as
above.
This sale offers Inducements To persons de-
srng to secure private residences, stores vacant
lots for building purposes. aud we request the par
tculaT attention of capitalists and others thereto
The vacant property will b. sold in the gross OF
divided to suit the views Of purchasers. Flats If
tbe property be seen AT the Office of The auc-
t,opeers, in a few days.
TERMS or SALE.-~One- third cash /; the balance
Al and months, the purchasers executing nego
tiabis ncte-, with neres. added, and in each ea.s
secured by trust deed
SEQ jas NJ TAYLOR & SON, Aucls
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The latest Dispatches

dispatch from Hsgerstown sept. 17lh though
not LATER in date than others Ii given by the
Northern papers containing the very latest :" -
The following il The dispatches:
battle has heen raging furiously for tho past
tw" days on the Auiietam Greek, a toItrnus stream
having its source i'll the mountains and runuing <
down 10 the Potomac midway between Eehrersvi.le
and Sherp6burg.
Tie rebels cut of from the iron bridge at Har
pors Ferry by the advance of General Franz lin 3
corps, aud fearing to cross the Potomac st any of
the fOrds, With Gen. Mcclellan pushing dow hard
upon them. tcok this creek for liue of offence
During yesterday tbe battle ragged with great
s9i,it snd he firing either side wss very heavy
until towards sundowp, when the rebels were
iauked by Hooker aud Porter, and were being Sc
vefcly punished Their firing became de sul,ory
sad it was evident that their ammunition was Civ
ipE out.
This morning the battle was renewed by The re-
heia with redoubed vigor; they acted es if they
had been reinforced and furnished with fresh am
munitcn.
The battle lasted until four clock this afternoon
T. hon the rebels ,a,reated leaving Gen I.ongsreet
and be remnant Of hts diTision in our hands as
prisoners of war.
Oar victory is sure, hut it has cost us many OF;
ce'5 and meh. Major Gan. Hooker was wounded
tho loot by 1liunie ball while leading second
brilliant bsyonet charge to day, and Gen. Mans
field - either killed or taken prisoner. He fought
Blost heroicaly during the entire affair TO the ime
he was rliss-d.
The oss Of the rebels Was much greater than
ouis LonEstreet's division OF 10 brigaties cannot
muster coo men.
The entire rebel army will be captured or killed
There is chance left for them to cross the Poto-
mac. as the rive, is rising, and our roops pushing
them continually, and nding prisoners TO ths rear
by scoreS
Stoneyga Jackson il now IN command of The
rebel forces in Mary ylsnd.
1t is reported here ,hat General Niles re.anact
ed his Bull Ran scene, at Hafpers Ferry, which
was surrendered 10 the rebels in p shameful man
ner
Six batteries # artillery. belonging TO bong
street \ division were captured yesterday aud TO-
oners since Sunday.
Jack sons a, my with Lee and ether disting gushed
wounded officers, will be fore d TO s,,r ender in
day OF two at the tarthest.
Our impense army Is all in motion, aud our
Generals certain of ultimate and decisive sue.
csss
Stores for army coming by way Of Har-
risburg and Baltimore.
Ger. Burnside has taken possession of Harper's
Ferry, and IL advancing On special mission with
his corps.
Every one here il jubilant over the news and
people talk about seeing the beginning of the
I, nj
HARRISBURG. Sept. II Nothing has been heard
from Harper Ferry since dispatched last tien.
Longstreet il wounded and prisoner. All the
news that can be got the wires from General
Mcclellan is Glorious Victory, although every
inch OF tho field has been wa,mg contested by tho
enemy, who must have near 10000 killed and
wounded Many Of our wounded are now at Ha.
Maryland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22
BY SUMNER & BURGESS, aaet,s,
tironiront Building, Governor II.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Ar Arsc.
INt T1oN.-~On TUESDAY. the I'D i,s,aa,t MA
VIII sell At eur warsroomS sen packages Manufac
fured ToSACCO, ranging frcin eonsiaon 10 fines,
grades Other large ccnsigpmeats ara expected.
ri Manufactured Tobacco ever ofInrcd in this n a..
kef The attendance Of the trade ID invited
% 2O GUNNER & BJaKESS Arrfx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22

pS ANd. rAfNE 4 CO, .SHcttaNe<ys.
ROCkRIES AND MEDICINES At AUG.
NJ TlON.--0n TUESDAY, sps 23d mat, we
shal sell A. our warehouse. lara~ and we'll select
ed assortment III GROCERIES, anc. sevsfsl seie.s
Of f.esh DkUuS nild MEDiClNA.5 Particulars
IA future advertisement.
~ IL KENT, PAlNR = Co. Auctx q
WIN bs adlast % the &h0vs six dozen superior
tasil1h 0AAFskiAs. k.R. %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22
r SALE OF REAL EsrAr,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ AND NEGRO BOY, ON OSBORNE
TURNPIKE, IN HENRiCo COUNTY AS Com.
missioner appointed by decree of the Crcnt
Court OF Henrico county pronounced on the I'd day
OF November, 1861, In the styled Bailey and
ala vs.. Henry Cox, administrator, 1 will sell upon
the premises on THURSDAY, the I'd day OF Octo
bel, commencing at IL O'Clock NJ, IS acres Of land
located on the Osborne Turnpike, in lienrieo copn
ty, adjoining the lands Of Mrs Chaplin and ethera
Thirty live acres are cleated apt in fine State Of
euitirst,on the remainder is in weods The soii
very good and adapted tn the culture Of the usual
crops The improvements consist Of q small framed
bulldog aud out bouses
After the sale Of the real estate, will be sold ere
negro BOY. about l5 yeats Of age.
TERMS of sale fer the real estate Enough in
cash TO pay the expenses OF sale: tho balance ut s.
II, AID IL months. the purchaser executing bonds
bearing interest, and title to be retained until the
further order Of Court For the negro cash viii be,
required HENRY COX, Com
JAMES NJ TAYLOR Son. Auets se rs
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TsSOR SAIL. = 4. .0Oo undoubtahie EXcHAN01
70 l5-ess Is MAIN STnxHI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22
A DESIRABLE FRAMED wELtINs

A DESIRABLE FRAMED ID WELLING Al
"A THE CORNER OF 25Ts AID STREETS
uH 10 RCB HILL, AT TAUCTION--We will sell upon
the premises. on MONDAY, the soth inst imm.,ii
atey after the sale ct Mr. John u Browns proper
.y, very desir able FRAMED TENEMENT 10.
Gated at the corner of 25lh and N streets TIE
houss has two stories with brick basem men and the
necessary out buildings. The let fronts 30 feet snd
runs back l;}2 feet to a wide alley
TEKMs--One- -thiri cash the balance at 4 and \
months for negotiatl notes with interest added, and
secured by trust deed.
se 20 JAM u. TAYLOR & SON aue.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22

AFFAIRS Nv THE WEST-FIGHT ar NON.
FORDSpILLE, KY-BLOCkADE OF THE
ONO At HAMILTON.
dispatch from Munfordsvile, ky., dated the
l6th. says that Gen. fBragg attacked the Federais
that morning, and the fighting continued all day
The dispatch says:
The Union, forces, under command of Colouet
Wilder, are fighting braveiy, and are determined to
hold the post. The eusniys forces ars represented
to be large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22

meh,s not coming mp ~ had been ANTICIPATED. Ii
"aa Thought use'css to further continue the Hght
aho we works, with all The forces, DC. were sur
rendered a. 10 a. NJ by General White to General
Hill
ife same account adds, that before tha surr arier
tue cavalry force, numbering iso0, obtained per-
mission to cut tsir way ont aud auce aaied in got
tins of, When uear Wiliiamspcrt nj they cap
tntcd ionGsireet's ammunition train. |, save:
The wagons sbout halt tuil aud rpf,st Of
them proved to be those taken ftom Gen Pone's
atniy ~ Centt-stlle. They pumteled aio,,t s., -
Aeont - prisoners were captured AT the same tica
Il whom formerly lived IN this vi.,n,t, ,,na
of them is ssid to have attended war meeting in
Funkstown not q month ago cheering and by,rab
me Tor the Hnion. sc. Col. Mcclure with other
crowd from banging The double dyed traitors " lie
they were on their way 10 prison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22
T. S.-The foregoing farm Can be treated for a
private sale. "a M
XTERY vALUABLE BEICk TENEMENT O

I IERY VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT on
the North side OF Broad street opposite q,
Mayo street FOR SALE AT 4 UCTION-wiit as
sold st auction. On the premises. on SATURDAY.,
the HIth ef September, lei2 at II O'Clock p M
tho 'arse sDd well built BRICK TENEMENT 10,
called As above, now IN tbs occupancy OF Mr james
harrington The lot has front of 3.! feet and
depth of i59 feet The house has ten roou,e he.
SIDES 4 large brick kitchen and is supplied sstlh
gss, wafer bath room ac., and ii altose ther an
excellent dwelling. Possession given LIST Of JAM.
afy next, and perhaps aooner
iERiis.~-Oue,thir cash balance at one and I've %
years. for negotiable notes. interest added and 90
cured by trust deed
gs l5 t.oDpTT 4 APPEEEoN Aurtrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-22

A correspondent Of the Baltimore .smtrtcaa,
writing from Frederick, ON the i7ih says:
Harpers Ferry te into possession again on
Tuesday evening, ct o clock, and oceu pied by
Il portion OF Gen. Bu'nsde's force before the rear
Of Gen HILLS division had all crossed the river,
who. to tho extent et iitaen hundred by one slate
inent, aud four thousand by another. were taken
pfisoner,.
have cohrsrsed with some memb.fs al the New
York 18th, Who we're mi paroied by The enemy.
their haste being great that hey co'd net spsfa
the time to attend to them. who inform NE that
there - n doubt that the place IL now in OR pos
session.
FheY say thai ii was 1 O'Clock on Tuesiay ufier.
hooa before "a nptortu iity was given them 10
cross the bridge, aud .hat they lad not matched u
mile hsiore they met the advance OF onr colsmn
moving an Thss aay the Tebeiad.d MI unaerisse
~ hoi.i the place bat merely made Is aaty passage
through, net even takius tilae their plii
der, much OF which, for the want Of transports-
ton, they destroyed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
The Fourth.

This national Anniversary has again come
aud gone. Although there vas no celebration
II this place, large number Of people from
The surrounding country were in town, each
one enjoying the day a. best be could.-The
aay was fine for ont door enjoyment and from
4 early hour our streets were thronged with
large crowd As IS too often the case on
such DAYS liquor was freely used and towards
evening not i fsw were quite too much under
Isl control. tie natural result Of which was
bloody noses and sore heads.
The several trains over the Railroad were
crowded with those who chose that mode Of
enjoyment Both Darlington and Warren were
visited by large number.
or Linden friends we are told had pleas
time They got up good celebration. Capt
LEBaa, Of this place was their Orator
w hope Il return Of the anniversary of our
national Birth day, will find our citazens pre-
pared t. get up celebration such as should
have been done on Friday last
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
CHAPTER eSE

AN ACT to amend chapter - Of the rev.
sed statutes. entitled of excise"
The Pee1&e Of tie state 81 ITsr9usi5, represented
n Se5late and assembly, do enact as tolloaes
Section / Chapter thirty five OF the re-
vised statutes is hereby amended by stri-
king from section one Of said chapter, the
words 'and during the space Of twelve
months from the date thereof. in the 18th
and 18th lines Of said section, and insert
inserting III lien thereof the words the
residae Of the term Of Office of the board
which shall grant srch license" Section
two Of said chapter is also amended by
striking out the words the space Oft, elve
months from the date thereof in the
tenth and eleventh lines hereof, aud insert
inserting in lieu thereof the woods the
residue 81 tie term Of Office Of the board
which shall grant such license. 50 that
said section one and two Of said chatar -
Of the revised statutes will read as fol
lows
Section / The board o. supervisors Of
the several towns, and the alderman OF
any incorporated city, and the board Of
trustees OF any Incorporated village with
IN this state, may At any regular or spec
iai meeting OF the board. grant license to
a. many persons a they may deem proper
to keep groceries, saloons. shops or places
OF any name whatever, within the limits OF
their respective towns, cities or villages FOR
the sale OF strong, splgltuous, ardent or
Intoxicating liquors, 70 be drunk on the
premises. In a quantity less than one gal
lon, The sum TO be paid for each license
by the person applying therefor, shall not
be less than twenty nor more than one
hundred dollars, ut the discretion Ct the
board granting such license and the IL
cense 50 granted shall remain and be in
force for the residue Of the term of Office
Of the board which shall grant such license
unless sooner revoked by the board grant
Ing such license.
see , The board of supervisors.
board of aldermen or board OF trustees
may also grant licenses to as many per
sons as they may deem proper. within the
limits of their respective towns, cities or
villages, to sell strong, spirituous, ardent
or intoxicating liquors, nos to he drank
within their houses or on their premises.
The sum to be paid for such license for
Nholesaling spirituous liquors or drinks,
by the person applying therefor, shall be
not less than ten nor more than focty dol
lars. at the discretion Of the board grant
NJ such license and such license shall
be in force from the residue of the term OF
office Of the board which shall grant such
license unless sooner revoked by the
board granting the same,
See > AL acts or parts of acts contra
vening the provisions Of this act, are here
by repealed
See 5 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June II, 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

The Supreme Court of the State of New
York issued perpetual Injunction against
Eaton and Jenkins for counterfeiting Ayers
Cathartie Pills, holding them responsible fer
the cruel imposition in what they have done
and restraining them from further like injury
to the public If any class of our people more
than another needs the interposition of law to
shield them from imposture it i the sick and
suffering who are unable to protect them
selves. remedy 50 universally en- ployed as
Ayers Pills by all classes, both to cure and
prevent disease. should as it does, have every
security the law can afford it. from countefeit
and imitation.-Css5inet Schenectady.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

LITTLE LATF.-Owing to an unusual
amount Of job work, and the observance of the
4th, we are j little late with our issue this
week. We trust our readers will pardon the
delay. The 4th Of July comes but once a
year. and printers always like to enjoy i, if
To others do
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

A Nut FOR GEoLoGIsTs.-ln Macoupin
Go. i'll, recently, the bones Of a man wrre
found on a coal bed, capped with two feet
of slate rock, ninety feet below the surface
OF the earth, before the run cut any part
away. The bones when found, were Gov
cred with a crust or coating of hard glossy
matter as black as coal itself, but when
scraped away, left the homes white and
natural-LG Sale Press
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
Published june 25, 1862.
CHATTER go.

AN ACT 10 repeal chapter 237 of the gen
eral laws of the year 1852, entitled .an act
in relation 10 costs IN certain cases.
The people Of he state Of Iiiscoasi'a represented
IA Senate md -isseslg, 10 elsaef as foao'oS !,
Section /. Chapter tmo hundred and thir-
tv-scven Of the general laws Of the year elgh-
teen hundred and sixty-two, entitled :" an act
in relation to costs in certain cases Is hereby
repealed.
See. ;. All acts Q. parts of acts repealed
BY said chapter 237, are hereby revived.
Approved June IL, 1852.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
Private ScE DOL.

p.PATE SCHOOL. .iG be srsna4 ia ,Ae u;et
"A school Bnidiag Of this City on Monday Marcls
e!s, aid continue during eleven ueet4
eaeh, ana under the charge az J. r. PILISBtgY 4 II
A17sf by such other competent Teachers utcr
fess II the School u1ay require
The rates 81 Tuition for the different Grades Of stu3
is, as ct present established PlIse schools arS
heretofore published - the Board Education viii
follows, 10 xii E.
For fst 2ad and SRA Priuaa~w 81 r~r .er1u
Isl and Zud Intermediate 3.G3 g
. Third intermediate ard Es1fish
branches l.. II.a1. school - 40 -
Classical Studies. $500. $500. SEQ
Tuitien payable II aGvance.t - Alex. Wilsop E-.
Treasurer.
Claszide-; and graded Tar practical The Third L.
ernladsate Ill be fsed With the Higher Department.
ihose.wisDg 70 the fail benefit af the echnr,
aili Lad II for ther interest II lie ssrt the rs siav
~ the term J. K Pills
Mineral Plat, sfsr -. 1859 i =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

AaTEs THa Face: matter what it costs
= - LAND y Co.'S Chemical Saleratus is
eAsaPest and best Saleratus you can buy
aag price. It's worth more than the price
pound for the first batch Of biscuit which
- 'aa1e With it, an! pound viii save you
aoar and more wear and tear Of your
..s-3a than ten pounds cost Don't be
aoe- i for ire worid
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
PUBLIC PRINTING
80 E A l. Z D PROPOSALS

~ will be received at the Office of the Secretary
OF state of the State Of Wisconsin, until the 10th dav
OF August next at IL o'clock, NJ, executing at the
seat 81 government, the state printing binding ETC.
and furnish materials therefor the period Of two
years from and after the first day Ct January A. d
1888 IN accordance with the provisions Of chapter S5
q the general laws Of 1869. entitled an act to nro
vide for letting the public printing by contract anu to
estt9il sl maxim prices for the thereof APP
proved March 5lst, 1864.
By section Of said chapter 3i the following prices
Tor printing and binding and furnishing paper to be used
in the public printing, are established
MAXIMUM PRICES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
We Want

five Of SIX bushels Of POTATOES;
Ten bushels Of CORN
tew loads Of WOOD;
Frorn, BUrTER, EGGS, in short anything il
the Provision line vii be gladly received from
those III arrears for the TRIBuSE Those who
find il difficult to pay money will oblige Us by
bringing At once some Of the above articles.
They are all a good az money to Us and will
cost u money unless We get them on subscrip-
ton