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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

leading his men out just as though he
was going to drill. All the damage that
was done was one negro slightly wounded
and two carried off bU. they succeeded in
getting away from the rebels and came
back to camp next day There was some
dozen or fifteen shots exchanged between
our pickets and the rebels however tn ey
took the wisest plan for it and skedaddled
before we got shot at them The re-
port IN camp the last two days is that we
are goin- back to the stite in two we eks
almost believe it myself, but still think
1t doubtful. Gov. Solomon arrived IN
Memphis this evening. We are all well,
there Is hardly patient in the. hospital
from our Regiment
Yours truly,
FREE-THJNK
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
The $500 Exemption ,Jlause

The new York Tribune gives the fol-
lowing az the latest position OF the exemp,
ton question:
The Secretary OF War has within thrt e
OF four days, declared several times that
he had concluded To constru5 the clause
to be permits .ive and not men latorv upon
him. and should ignore it But the argu-
ments which convinced the Secretary and
Senator Wilson of the correctness of this
view failed to convince Solicitor Whiting
whose opinion on a question of law IS lust
ly valued. Nor is there any evidence
that the President, who has heretofore
considered the clause binding upon the
Secretary, concurs in the latter's view
taat its enforcement il optional with him.
1t will thus be seen that the Government
has not authoritatively decided the ques-
non, and it is not improbable, in view of
ITS exceeding importance, that it may yet
be referred to the Attorney General
Possibly, either in lieu of such reference
or IN addition to it, the several members
of the Cabinet NAV be called upon TO lay
their opinions IN writing before the Pres
ident.
1t is understood that the views of the
Acknowledgement are diametrically OPP
posed to those entertained by the Secre-
tary of War. and that he holds that the
law ohliges the Secretary t. fix a sum bv
the payment of which, to properly APP
pointed persons the drafted man NAV
discharge himself The eventful detcrIl
nation of the Government, under these
circumstances, is of course a matter OF
uncertainty
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
Resolution Of the Conference of the p
M Church

The Com mittee on the state Of the cnuptrr
appointed by the Primitive Methodist West
ern Annual Conference, assembled at Al -ior,
Dane Co, Wis, Way 2lst 1863, regort.d tn.
following preamble and resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted, and Q: der,d Ia h..
published
WherEas. The.Bible teaches that -stbe now
ers that be are ordained of God" We arr.
therefore justified IN affirming that civil ,ro,-
efhhents "here laws do not conflict with th,
laws OF God, are right and good.
htefeas Through the institution of such
governments, nany privileges and lenefts
are secured to all peacea DIE and law al,i4in,.
citizens, We ought therefore with the greatest
cheeridiness, render to them what is their due
VIZ ieai, honor, obedience for they are
God S'mIniSters, designed to lock after tho in
terests # the whole community.
HHsre@S. In times of prosperity and penc-
raj tranquility, we prof - our attachment M
and determination 10 sustain such govern
ment 1t follows that if 3 reverse SHOULD talk
place IN the history Of the nation a. in ~.
cS7e o. AN INVASION from foreign foe, or an
uprising OF a wicked rebellion in any MARI %,
the lands, against the lawfully constitntasi
authorities thereof, IL becomes the dutv a
ihe people to sustain unConditiooalIy tho.
authorities In their efforts to eypel the inva
sion, or overturn the rebellion as trc csss
may be- For He, (the civil power.) bearetf
net the sword IN vain; h is the minister Of
uedr revenger, to execute wrath upon MIN
that doeth evil
Whereas There exists an certain parts f.ou
country at tue present time a most uniu-ti
liable and wicked rebellion, which has in.
Voivec IS = nation IN most terrible and
ssnguinary civil war
Therefore, Resolved That we. ttha Primitive
Methodist Western Animal Conference wiI
stand by. and support our Government. ane
We pray that God may bless the President
: ana all our rulers; also our Soldiers ana
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
-. Louls. Nav D 1853

-. I
Returns from the interior show ,h,,
EmancIpauonists hay,. been elected 10 I'm
every vacancy TO the State Convenr;or
except Sterling Prices. in Charlton c.
ty The delegates elected in tha Son.h
west are pledged 10 vote fer an imnaaaiato
adjournment of the State Convention 80,
de The sentiment Of the State Is rapid
" turning rs radical as that Of the i IL
he mail has been discontinued on tic
road between Independence and Lex,nr-
ton, on account of bushwhackers. who
nave gwen notice that no more mail must
be sent oS that route The whole ceun-
try Is infested by rebel thieves
An army officer who arrived here to-
day from below, busted himself ,,iy;uo
currency 10 rep IT that Sicksbura had
surrendered with %. 600 prisoners lie
= cenSured for 4. IN the evening parers
number OF the interior papers are oul-
FVqA eh against the removal of Gen Curtis
Parties from " shinston reiterate the
statement that there viii he an eprolInor+
out no Consumption IN this State
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

ATLANTIC MosrHLY-The June mum Der
of this ever welcome NJ gazine is received
The following are its contents:
Weak Lungs, and how to make them
strong; Violet Planting; Paul Blocker
The Hancock House and its Founder
Why Thomas was Discharged ]; Light and
Dark; Wet weather Work The Member
from FoIden; Mountains and their ORR
GIN Camilla's Concert; Spring at the
Capital; Horrors of San Domingo: Re-
views &c
No person who has read the Atlantic
viii learn of it's receipt at the news de-
pots without a desire for perusing its con
tent. 1t is one of the most substantial
Magazines of the age, and yet the lovers
of light reading will find sufficient in its
pages to crafty the desire for that kind
of Reading We look upon it as the best
Magazine now published in the United
States
Our readers are referred to the new
prospectus IN another colume for terms
&c
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
Murfreesboro, Tenn, Nav 20.

4. l.. aiiandingham arrived here last
night al 10 clock, by special train from
Nashville. He was placed under heavy
.uard at the Office Of the Provost Marshal
General and detained until o clock thus
morning, guarded be two companies of
the fth regular cavalry, and accompanied
by the Provost Marshal General, Major
Niles, his Assistant, Capt Goodwin, Col.
Mckibbin, and Lieut.. Col Ducat He
was then driven to house IN the vicinity
of our extreme ontposts
At daylight the guard moved forward
under a flag of truce. until the pickets u
he enemy appeared in sight Mai Wi s
and Col MckiLbin, alighting from the con
veyance and mounting horses, rode for
ward to tue enemy's lines and stated ,o
the officer commanding the pickets. the
object OF their visit The i'11,one, ~ whom
they. were referred, declined at first to
receive the prisoner Tie statement o.
tie ease being reiterated, and an urgent
appeal being again made by the Federal
officers, the rebel Col finally consented
The carriage was then driven forward
and passed within the euemys lines, and
the prisoner was delivered to the rebel
guards
Mr.. sallandingham on being transferr-
ed to the enemy, said to the guards taking
him under charge, and asked the Federal
officers surrendering him to mark his
words: Il am citizen Of the State of
Ohio, the United States of America
am sent within your lines contrary To my
will and wish | ask that YOU receive me
as your prisoner He then repeated the
words, that they might be more firmly i'm
pressed, and babe adieu to the officers
who brought him
The rebels promised that they would
send the prisoner forward t. Shelbyville
as soon as possible The Col receiving
him did not accept him as prisoner, but
as citizen, to be sent for disposal to the
rebe' headquarters at Shelhyviie
A picket skirmish occurred on the left
last night. The firing was rapid for Il
considerable length of time, but no casu
alties occurred worthy Of mention.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

Mr. Bliss Most OF the people have now
found out that CHARLIE Cox sells goods utrp
sheap; at any rate crowds have called TO Sc,
us and never go away without buying their
supply Of g oceries-und We do know that il
one wants A No. Sugar, Tea and other gro
eeries, they viii surely buy of u
cox l. CO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

MEASLES are prossrating the Volunteers
by hundreds, the hospitals are crowded
with them. Soldiers, be warned in time
HOLLOWAY Pills are positively infallia-
bic in the cure of this disease; occasional
doses of them will preserve the health
even under the greatest exposure. Only
% cents per box 224
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
0eu advertisements.
Mineral Point Rail Road
ReOrqdnize{ Noe. -. 1861.

MINERAL POINT, Nrs.
June LIST, 1868.
The Second Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Company in the City of Mineral Point on Monday
the Xth 9th day of July, for the Election Of five
Directors for til ensuing year and for the transaction
of any other business that may before them
Polls open at 2:30 p NJ and close "a 3 p ~
I'd GEO. W. COBB ,Secref0rU
TATE OF WISCONSIN IOWA co. CIRCUIT COURT.
HEN Y BUT'.ER, Plaintiff,
against
THO iAs s. ANsLEY ELIZ BETH ANSLEY-De-
f-ndants
By virtue of and pursuant judgu MT Of foreclo-
sure and sale rendered III d in the above en-
tt ed action, on tn twenty third day Of September
S6Z sha expose for sale and sell public auc,oT
the front door of the House in the village of
Dodgeyille in low County, Wisconsin on Thursday
afternoon of that day the fol owing described morgag
ed preneses much thereof may sufficient TO
satisfy said judgment interest and sale owt.
The undivided half part Of lot No On in the vii
tage of Linden laid out and surveyed and recorded
ny John and James WaSley, according Legafes
vey of lsfI Co nmenei North forty two (42 de-
grees, West thirty 80 feet from the orsh East
Of said lot thence thirty (3 feet the North
West corner of said tot thence hundred and six
thence along the line Street one hundred
and ninety (190l fee III north place of begin
ming. situate lying and being in the county Of Iowa
and State of Wisconsin.
Dated Sherrif's office, Dodgeyi le uay S0th 1855.
GARDNER c. MEIGS.
Sher if of Iowa ountv
COBB SUDDUTH, Plaintiffs Attorneys 22-6w
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grs~ Ii is estimated that the wool eroo
OF Ohio for the present season viii be 20
100000 pounds bringing from 50 to 90
cents per pound
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

Che FOURTH OF JULY is approch-
ing. Shall We have Celebration Ia Min
eral Point2 Who says YES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
LOST.
cox l. co.

On Saturday evening. May 3lst, one Hair
Bracelet with gold clasp, marked L. A. The
finder will be literally rewarded BY returning
the same Il. the undersigned
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

Az EXCELLENT DEFINITION cntem-
porary defines copperheads, as men VIII
have been so poisoned By polite. a. :, ho
literally without country.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

OFF FOR TUE NoRrH-Companies T and
U 5uth REGIMENT, left Camp Randall last
evening tor Lake Superior. nv wav of Mil
vaukss State Journal Nay 27fh
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
REVENUE STAMPS.

OF different denominations, ranging from
one cent 70 one Dollar, for sale at the TRIB.
rSs Office, D.
GEO. W. BLISS,
Dep'y Collector.
Nay 1sth 1868 If
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
Elk GROVE, La FAYRrrE Co.
MS. May /, 1861.

MS. MAY /, 1861.
DR c. w. Rob OK. DEAR SIR - have test
I'd the virtue of your medicines in my family
and also in the use of it myself, and many to
VIII IN have sold your medicines are ready to
testify of their virtue. | have recourse to no
other Pills but yours for myself and family
when medicine is needed, and find they will
do all You say they viii, and can Therefore rec
ommend them to my customers and fri nds
with clear conscience Your Purifier has
eomepletly cured me of Liver onplaint and
weakness in the back
| see that the Ohio folks are straining every
nerve for the Unior-xe mean 20 do our du-y
np here, | can tell YOU
Yours Truly, WIN GUNDRY.
- advertisement IN another column
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
Boot an - 1cS.
SELECT SCHOOL!

Miss II Hiidebrand will commence the Spring tern
Of Select School 10 the Brick School house opposite
the Methodist Episcopal Church, on Monday The sd
day Of March A. D. Isee ne
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TO PROMOTE
GOOD Ii T. AL TIL ,
USE THE
DAADELI0N AND WILD CHERRI
5l EFS-

IN PINT Bottles, Price 80 Cents.
Quart - 10 "
FlNHESE BITTERS are composed of the best Roots
l. Banks aud Herbs known and peculiarly adapted to
tn immediate relief and ultimate Of all diseases
produced by 81 Inactive Liver.
OdItcLetton and iiiid Cherry BiterS
CURE SICK HEAD aLHE.
Da'sdeiioa and IFlId Cherry Filters
CURE j ,UNDICE.
Da's'aei'on and Ivad Cherry Biters
UURE ND. GE-TIot
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CORE oSrfyENEs~
Da's.Ielio'a and II'I1d Cherry BiRers
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Ddndet5on and IFild Cherry Bitte5s
CURE WE kNESS.
Dandal'oa and Hld Cherry Bittcrs
CURE LOST APPETiTE-
Da'adelioH and IT'ild Cherry Bitters
CURE AGUE
IN lite worst forms They perform these cures simply
by one ofhce-regul sting the IL
For sale BY dealers IL Medicines everywhere.
g HUN INGToN Proprietor,
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FossALE BY ALL xsprcrss DEALERS
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Allen Hpsford Dubuque
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IT-a-nce
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

EDITOR OF TRIBUNE.- Dear Sir With vo,r nar
mission wish say to the readers Of your paper that
vi send 10y mail to al who wish it. Creej a
Recipe, with fu directions for making and using
Vegetable Balm that will efectualIy remove In 10 vs.
Plmpes Biotches ian, FreckleS all Impurities Of
the skin, leaving the soft ear smooth and beau
tifuI.
1wil also mail free TO those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple directions and formations that will
enable them to start full growth Luxuriaut Hair
"mskers, or GUS ache, in THAI 80 days All
app icati MS answered by return mail without cha ge
Respectful Yours:
THoS. F. CHAPLAIN, Chemist,
40. 531 Broadway, New York. 18-2m
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SPERMA TORDHGA

III
nR RANDS SPEC FIG cures SPERNAroRRuoEA.
~ SEMINAL WEAKNESS IaPoTESCY, Loss OF Pow
Err &C., Speedily and Efectually It's effects are truly
magical A trial of the viii convince the
skeptical Of its merits Price 81 box Sent most.
paid to any address, by s. @. UPHAN 403 Chestnu.
ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
sT9- Circulars sent nee eo-6m
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= Rim e e G. = O. S
IMPROVED
vi T. L. d I'D T. d ~ = /!
Warranted Fer Five Years

The oldest establishment IN the United States
ployn geo mPu and finishing 50 Instruments per week
Mandatory, cor. of Maryland s Niagara SIS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
Roots 4 shoes.

MeD and Boys Cloth and Fur Caps, Wool and Fur
Of various St. les and qualities.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

Ladies' Misses and Chdren's Shoes and alters OF
best quality. Men and Boys Boots and Shoes coar~
and fine. In this department suit all, both 10
si-e and quality.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

Tea, Coffee, Sugar. Spices Tobacco. Soap, Dried
Fruits &c, all Of the best qualities. and offered the
lowest figure.
Without going into enumeration Of articles the
Subscriber would invite The public call and examine
his stock and learn his prices He is determined to cell
Cheap any house iu the West, and HE goods
Of the best quality none need fear TO purchase
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

RS Shawls Proche double and siugi-. Cloak Til
ing and an endless variety Of articles wanted by
La les.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06

some of rs may bsve been to accomplish
tho work Assigned US. 10 accordance "ltn
the full expectation of the country yet We
can with cOn6dsuce appeal to our goo"
intentions for the discharge OF s9Gn uu'
ties "a we were able to perform. we can
look, sir, with confidence to the PesnHu aeu
tlemau who nov leaves US will be apPreci:.
ated, no doubt, BY the remembrance OF
those to come after US; aud | must add to
what has been already said by the Speaker
and the member from Ohio, my kind re-;
CARDS for the gentleman who leaves US anu
my warm appreciation of his efficiency and
EAithfulness in the discharge OF MS dHIies.
He carries with him the evidence " 'na .a
appreciation 10 the position 10 which we
have placed him, and we shall with conf
deuce rely upon his carrying out the 6lgn
purposes with which be goes to the SEN
ate of the Uaited States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
Sanata.

THURSDAY, November ., 1868.
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr. Ball
A message from the House announced
the passage of two or three bills by thAt
body Also that the House Insisted upon
its amendment to the resolution in relation
to the Auditor and Secretary of State, anu
asked Committee of Conference,
On motion of Mr.. Maxwell the Confer
ence Committee WIS agreed to.
Mr. Blows, from the Committee on FL
nance aud Claims, made a report (Which
was adOpted) referring the resolution Of
SIR SlaOL. in reference to n" payment OF
claims for enrolling the militia, to the joint
Special Committee on Claims.
Mr. PHELPS Mr.. Carskadon in the chair)
called up his resolution proposing, on the
10Th of the present month, to select n per.
mnnent Capital for the State OF West Vir-
Mr.. PHELPS offered to substitute the
18th, the 26th being Thanksgiving day.
The amendment was adopted.
a lengthy debate took place upon the
resolution.
Mr. STEVENSON introduced substitute,
that the Legislature app int three commits
siouers to ascertain the advantages pos
sessed by the various locations and report
at the next session.
Mr.. PHELPS accepted the substitute.
Sir. YOUNG moved to provide that a
commissioner be appointed from each Con-
gressionaI district.
Sir. BURLEY moved to lay the whole CUB
ject on the table, which motion was adopt
ed.
Mr.. YoUS0 introduced a joint resolu-
ton expressing confidence III the ability
and patriotism of Gen. MiIrOy, and asking
that he be appointed to n command.
Laid over under the rules.
The bill for the establishment of free
schools WAS read u third time and passed.
CIu our report of yesterday We neglected
to state that the Senate passed the bill de-
clAriug the south fork OF Fishing Greek to
be public highway.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06
House of DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Nov. 5, 1868


Prayer by Rev. Samuel Barns.
The Speaker presented the resignation of
Mr.. Van Wrinkle, to take effect after the
3Oth instant.
The Speaker added Mr.. McWhorter to
the Judiciary Committee, Mr.. Martin to the
Committee on Elections, &c, Mr.. Bower
to the Committee on COunEies' Township,
&c, and Mr. Teter TO the Comm't'ee o"
Military affairs.
nouuced that that body had accepted the
House amendments TO the jury bill Is No
30, J rejected the bill II No. 1881 declaring
certain COD: 0isSt iUuS unlaEt1t' PAsSea tue
bill declaring the south fork OF Fishing
Creek public highway, with an amend
and passed Senate bill No. 40, fixing limits
for the allowances OF county officers, which
last was read first time.
Senate Bill TO compel the attendance OF
members of the Legislature NO. 39l was
read the second time and committed.
The bill III. No. 1867 for the collection
of taxes, was passed.
On motion Of Mr. Foster, the Committee
on Taxation and Finance was directed to
enquire into the exPedIency Of exemptiuR
Alfred Beauchamp from payment of taxes
for 1863, on his mill property which was
burned i'll July last.
Mr. RuFFNER called up the bill IA. No.
e9) tor the Incorporation of the Sandy Val
ley Coal Railway Company and it was
discussed till half past twelve, when on
motion of Mr.. Lamb, the House adjourned
till morning, to afford opportunity for
meetings of several OF the Committees.