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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

"THAr's WHAT TIE MATTER Is."-The
following literal extract from an intercept
ted Yankee letter explains the siackening
Of the enemy's FIRE at Charleston.
We have thrown from tho gunboat (Ot-
tawa) sc, 900 Tbs Of shot and Shell at the
Rebs, and used almost II 900 lbs of pow.
der that is 81 tons of powder. 40 tons OF
iron that was about one week ago but orr
guns will not stand to throw as much moro
without bursting that's what the matter
ID
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

IMipoRrANr CoNTRrvANcE. ga Florida
paper notices q very important Invention Of )!
Rev. James Peeler. by which. III short
time, lie contrives to make a pair OF old
worb oft Cards, card. wool or cotton as
good as new ones. Mr.. p. resets the teeth
Of the old cards BY means SO simple, and
in such short time, that it is really won
dcffll to those who witness the operation
that 1t was not discovered before. Mr.. +.
has obtained patent for the in iention.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

Robert N Farley. Esq. Of Richmond
county. N. G. is and has been selling to the
needy families Of soldiers in his neighbour
hood. bacon at fifteen cents pound and
corn at one dollar bushel. ALI Aonor to
him and to Al; like hiin Verify, thc3 will
have their reward.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

Al advertising Tor less term th-n three monthe
( will be charged for at the usual rates.
- ~ Professional Cards not exceeding seyek lines
hsert.d one year for $le-sit month"; for 81 3d.. &
5 - Announcements Of Candidates SIS; to be
pAid IN advance. 49, ~
~ All Communication or Notices of q personal
Or pr{sAts character, or intended "r calculated to
promote any private enterprise Or interest. will be
charged for a. advertisements.
s ~ Obituaries will be charged !or at the rate
sfTus Cnsrs per line. They must in all eases be
accom- pa ni.d by the money. 4ss 80
- ufiAS scn New Court house Street, soppo-
E,s Brandsbptg's vld Stand, and pear the Va.
2Hetel = 4*~ " srss's
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09
NO 81.

HOUSE: By Mr. ittin-6f forming in !.
Military districts, for defence against raid.
such cities. towns and counties as may ! /
! so situated as to render the formation u
such iistricts ccnveuent. as well as mutu-
| ally defensive.
BY Mr. Elwair,ds--Of requiring ina
Banks of the Commonwealth to receive DE-
posts from all citizens Who may desire to
| make them.
By Mr Saunders !: Or reporting a bill
to prevent the impressuient Of articles sH
,neir way to market fo5r the supply Of the
sa1ie
Mr.. Preilow offered resolution, which
was laid over Under the rule, appointing
special coiin,ittee to wait upon the Cover
nor and request him to make known to the
citizens. by proclamation OF otherwise, their
rights under the impressmeht laws
and their course of procedure for i'll 81
seizures of their property
The bill providing for disabled soldier,
and tie families Of deceased soldiers was.
pursuant to the order Of Saturday. taken
up. Its discussion continued until the hour
Of adiohrnmcnt. the regular order OF the
day being postponed to admit Of its contin-
ued consideration.
Tie Victory at Sabine Pass.
We subjoin the first paragraph of Gen:
Magruder's order announcing the success at
Sabine Pass The order is dated at Houa-
ton, Texas, September sth:
|; /. The Major General Commanding Has
the satisfaction Of Announcing to the ARMY
brilliant victory. won BY The little garri-
son of Sabine Pass, against the feet of the
ennerhy. Attacked By Eve gdnboats,, tho
Fort, mounting but three guns Of small cal
ibre aud manned by the Davis Guards.
Lieutenant Smith, Of the Engineers, sup
ported by about two hundred met. the
whole under command of Capt. F. H. Cd
lum, steadily rcsssd their FIRE, and at last
forced the surrender of the two gunboatS,
Clifton and Sachem. badly crippling anoth-
Ell, which, with the others, escaped over the
bar. The result Of this gallant aehieve-
meut is the capture Of two fine gtinboats;
fifteen heavy guns, over two hundred pris
oners, among them the Commodore of the
feet, and over fifty ofthe enemy killed and
wounded, while lot man was lost on our
side, or gun injured:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

WAsN'T Mucn ACQUAINTED WITH HER
HusBAsD.-Kansas City is gay place, and
they have queer specimens of humanity
down there. The following is from the
journal, about woman of doubtful loyal
ty, who was recently before Yankee Pro-
voet Marshal: "she gave as an evidence
Of her loyalty that her husband had been
killed in the lO6th Illinois regiment. -
When did your husband 60 to Illinois z
about three yesrs ygo" THAT was be-
fore the war, was It not? 2 Yes" why
did you not 90 with him We'll, | didn't
like to 60 off SO fer with q man | wasn't
much acquainted with You don't mean
to say that your husband was SO much OF
stranger that you did not like to go With
him?' Yes do. / had only been mar
ried to him about year. and wasn't go
ing to leave my folks and 60 off to Illinonse
with mani didn't know more about
What could he do but discharge her 7"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

TopAcco.-The assessed value OF tho
taxable tobacco. held or owned in Madison
Ward. in Kichmond as far as assessed. is
~ Ogl 894--the amount Of FAX thereon
1926, $685.. II Is estimated that only about
three fou'rths of tho tobacco in this district
has been assessed some parties not having
made their returns. The tax is payable nj
October. and the withdrawal Of so largo =
sum from general circulation can not fall to
have beneficial effect.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

One of the prettiest b,nnets that We have
ever seen for dozen years adorned tho
head Of pretty young lady yesterday on
D,nphin street railroad car 1t was niads
entirely OF blades of corn-shucks. vulgarly
speaking and trimmed with purple but
tons and pink ribAnd. A prettier bonnet
could not add grace TO q pretty face. Tho
young lady WHO Wore It. We imagfns. VAS
the fabrieator Sh- deserves. COOL hus-
band for her skill -M,bilc Tribune.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09
APFII II, IouJ' - 1E'--aF@
-erta@1n Eoxcv.

The undersigned Offers his services to persons
de,irinr to Advertise in any of the papers IN the
keuthern Cnnfeieracy. Persons in the country
wishing tn Advsrtis, their LANns Ok OillEk
ppOpERTY. woul.l 10 well to avail thcmselres of
~ Agency Twill also ward subscriptions to
ne SorrHxsx rrsLp FfsnsinE and other papers.
= GEORGE HAKEAN.
F,rcman ss.otaunton indicator
neil To- lS61.s.l. 80 Z ~ sasttA.-. -
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

PoIsoSEt buLhErs According to the
Troy Wing. the United States Government
is engaged in manufacturing poisoned bull
lets. This is what the Wing says:
We have before us some specimens Of the
mimic bullet now produced at the United
States arsenals One of them is made fa-
tally poisonous by the washing ofthe linden,
tai portion with solution Of copper. An
other is the MIME ball in three sections =
This heavy portion is the pointed or forward
end-.this is evidently intended to penetrate
farthest. Next to this is washer Of zinc
Behind this comes the butt, with the cylin-
der. on which are joined three sections Of
the bullet. Suppose man to be struck BY
one of these bullets the surgeon, on pro-
bling tho wound, would be apt to &c, at the
right butt and cylinder. The zinc washer
would still remain. causing inflammation and
deaf. Should the victim survive the ex.
traction of the cylinder and washer. third
operation would still remain or the heavy
part of the bullet Chicago Times.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

ta- *
.Ovg CAvAlnY BoYs occasionly play of
. z Yankee trick, which makes the wood
en- nutmeg heroes open their eyes. Not
long ago, two youngsters. Claiming Smith
aud Richard Lewis, of the Black Horse
Scouts, got some intimation that band Of
suffers we're coming up the Warrenton turn
pike from Alexandra, and determined to
nab them. if possible While lying in wait
for their exp cited prey, FIVE wssoys came
jogging 'nerrily along. whistliDg for lack
Of thought. Our two grey coats charged
them boldly. when they SURF ndcred at dis
cre;ion The proposal ras made to them.
Tat i! t!.cy would assist in capturing the
suffers, their horses should be returned to
them and true to their Yankee instincts,
they accepted it Presently, on came nine
suffers, armed to the teeth; the seven
charged on Il eur, and led them off. nnresis
ting captives. into an adjoining wood, where
they we're disarmed, and after . little par
l..; our Buys sold them one Of their own
wagons to carry them back from the old
Virginia shore About this stage of the
paocredinr, a gcntlemrn came up with the
party. One Of the suffers sald. II suppose
you have come to see how nine fools have
been taken in by seven of your men ="
That's not the orst Of it, sal one Of the
boys. 1--we Of the seven are Yankees,
!. Who are you 2" said the sutler to the
Yankees replied they.
The Ut wsboys received back their horses,
The suffers mounted their empty wagon,
aud our bows brought their spoils safe
through to Dixie, and. it is said, realized
$40, 900 BY the operation.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

@ We announce with pleasure the facl
that Brig. Gen. Howell Cobb, has been
promoted to a Major Generalsbip by Pres
ident Davis, and assigned to the Georgia
State forces now being organized in this vi
cinity. The promotion Of this talented
Georgian will be hailed with delight by ey-
cry gallant son Of the Empire State Of the
South" Soldiers and citizens have implicit
confidence in the ability aud skill Of Gen.
Cobb, and will be proud to follow such no.
Bile chieftain against the foe.-Knorville
Register.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

TRUSTWORTHY OrFER -Thirty-two Of
the principal firms in Mobile addressed q
card to the Mayor Of that city, dated the
5th instant. in which they offer all the goods
in their stores suitable for food or clothing,
at first cost to the families Of soldiers, and
all the necessitous in Mobile. TIE Mayor
has appointed special Relief Association
to receive the goods, provisions. shoes, cal
icoes, domcstics and woocns, and distribute
them among the people.
This noble example should be followed
every where.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
RAILROADS TO La Cross

The Board Of Trade at their meeting Satur-
dav evening, appointed a committee to attend
a meeting OF the stockholders ofthe La Crosse
& Milwaukee r. r, at Chicago, on the 9th of
August The committee consists of w J.
lloyd, l.. c. Mckinney and John Servis
The Board passed resolution, authorize
ing the President of the Board and the Mayor
Of the city, to pledge tho members of the
Board and the city of La Crosse, to subscrip-
ticn Of So 900 or $50, 600 TO the Root River
Railroad, as soon as ten miles of that road
are complete. This proposition, we learn is
satisfactory the President of the Root River
Railroad. The Boad at a previous meeting
passed the following:
Resolred That the Board of Trade in be
half of the citizens of La Crosse and thOs-
residing along the line of the Road in La
Crosse county propose to the Directors of
the La Crosse EIr1que Il Mineral Point r.
X to construct and bridge 5 miles of road;
and that said Company be requested to inform
{ e GARD, It that mount would be cCns.dere /
sufficient tt insure the building fthe Road
from Mineral Point To La Crosse.
Surveyor Bliss, of this city was ordered to
complete the survey Of the Road from La
Crosse to Eiroqua, and have profile prepar-
ed 10y the 9th of August.
Our people are fully alive to the demands of
our railroad interests. we need perhaps the
exercise Of some vigorous enc mar power'
to set us on Just the right track, and then
drive ahead. II we arc beat in these great
railroad enterprises, vital to La Crosse, it
will be laid TO the Kindness of our leading
property mem Crosse Republican
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19

king him comfortable These, giving as
sistance to the hospital nurse, Carey
Matthew's, whe has had a good deal of ex-
periepce, and kind and attentive nurse,
did much to alleviate his lot. He never
suffered much pain, as the spinal nerve
was injured, causing paralysis, and an
almost entire loss Of feeling below the
wound. During his illness he enjoyed
the religious advant ges afforded by his
Church, being several times visited by
Priest The priest, the last time he visit
ed him said he was very sorry for him,
and he had no doubts but that the young
who wounded him was very sorry too
Mcconnell said "he knew he was very
sorry. but he was not to blame, and wo'd
not have been if he had shot him dead on
the spot This was the voluntary state
ment Of Andrew Mcconnell, which togeta-
or with the facts. must place the whole
matter in It's true light
Yours Respectfully,
WILLIAM MARTIN.
The ADORE letter was read to the Com
pany, the expression of which, was
unanimous agreement with the facts there
IN stated
The following preamble and resolutions
were likewise substituted, and unanimous
ly adopted:
Wh-seas, An all-wise Creator in his
providence has seen fit to remove from
this life, Andrew Mcconnell our compan-
ion in arms,
he iced, That in his death, we have
lost warmhearted comrade our Com
pany a faithful member; and our coun-
try dutitul soldier; also,
Resolrcd, That we tender our warmest
sympathy to the family and friends of the
deceased, hoping that God will strengthen
their hearts to bear their sad affection
and bereavement; and
Resolced, That copy of these resolu-
tons be sent % the family of the deceased:
also copy to the Mineral Point Tribune,
and one to the Hteltigencer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
Asses Spr'S Advertiser eut.
United States Assessors Office, Sd Dis. WI
Prairfe du Chicr Wis Au.-r1S- Sd 1864

United States Assessors Office Sd Dis. Wis
Prairie du Chen, Wis. August Sd 1868. I
y Office Is hereby given that the list ct valuations
y and euumsr.ticus % property, subject tax IN
der she Act provide internal revenue to support
the government. and TO pay interest the public
debt" approved July l>t i>62, and the amendatory
approved March 81 1858, made and taken by the
Assistant Assessor uf she 81 Division, comprising
County 81 Iowa, viii remain open for the examination
" all persons interested for the space Of fifteen days
from the nth af August at the Mineral Point Tribune
Office Ia the City Of Mineral Point. between the hours
q and Q, m. and uln ediatey after the eNp
ration uf The said fifteen DAYS the 2Sh of August
the Miners Point Tribune 0iee in the Cit- % Mineral
Point VIII receive and determine all appeals relative
80 erroneous excessive valuatiC euUmerations
made and tSen hr the said Assistant Assessor. Al
appe7 20 the Assessor aforesaid must he m1de in
writing sui specify the particular cause, matter or
thing respecting which decision Is requested, and
state the ground principle Of ineIualjty OF error
complained of. b W R2ISBoIS.
81 Assessor Sd Dist. Wisconsin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
Mineral Point, Wis,
Aug. ID, 1868.


Pursuant to cali, Republican Conven-
ton, composed Of Delegates from tue
Southern Assembly District Of Iowa Co
Wisconsin, met in the City Of Mineral
Point on Saturday tie 18th Of August
1863, to elect three delegates to attend the
Republican State Convention TO be holden
ut Madison Wis on the 10th of August
1863 for the nomination of State officers,
The meeting was called to order by q
W Bliss, Esq, who stated the objects Of
the meeting and nominated Gen. John Il
Terry as Chairman of the meeting and
Dr Geo d. WILDER as Secretary, who
were duly elected
The following persons We're present as
delegates, namely: Town Of Linden, j
J. Davis town of AIifiiin, James Davis
and William Owens; town of Mineral
Point, David Hays, John Spencely and
Matthew Goldsworthy City of Mineral
Point, lSt Ward, Gen John B. Terry,
Col Amasa Cobb, Col Levi Sterling. Is
raeI Sheppard. T. ) AnsIcv and John
Hutchinson 3ud Ward, John Prideaux,
Dr. Geo y Wilbcr, August Pieschal,
William Trewarthur. Richard Williams
AMI Geo W Bliss
On motion Cf Col Sterling tie conven-
tion proceeded 10 ballot for two delegates
t. represent this assembly district IN the
Republican State Convention which Is to
meet at Madison the l4th inst
Col. Sterling ana H. $ Ansley, Esq,
were appointed JclIcrs-
Col Levi Sterling and Col Amasa Cobb.
having received q majority Of all the votes
were declared duly elected.
4 ballot was then taken for delegate
to represent this Senatorial District, and
Dr. Geo d WILDER was declared duly
elected
On motion of T. :. Ansley, Esq, ad-
iourned sine die
JOHN B TERRY, Chm.
Attest GEo d. WILDER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19

Elk GROVE, Ia FAyETTE Co. 7
rH-- 1871

MS. MAY l. 1851. {
DIX c. W. RoBAcK. DEAR SIR Il have test
ed the virtue Of your medicines in my family,
and also in the use oft myself, and many to
whom 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 Won say they viii, and can Therefore rec
ommend them to my customers and friend
with a clear conscience. Your Purifier has
comepIctIy cured me Of Liver Complaint and
weakness in the back.
SEQ that the Ohio folks are strainins every
nerve for the Union-wc mean 30 do our duty
up here, I can tell vou.
Yours Traly, WV GUNDRY.
: ~ advertisement in another column
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale an excellent FARM
stua ted in the town Of Mifiin enc mile southwest
Of Black Jack, the public road Galeua and PIatt-
vile, containing three eighties 81. 40 acres
under fence one hundred Of which is under the pillow
and the balance good grass land. \ fine young Grove
uufeced j. attached said Farm Is watered by several
good springs Of never failing water. eufy Of good
Lime rock for Lime OF Fence Is handy. A fine young
Orchard Of $50 young Apple Trees Is on the Farm
The subscriber viii sell the above Farm reasonable
terms giving time for large part Of the pay good
title by Warrantee Deed given when the premises are
paid for.
The personal property the farm win be sold the
purchaser il desired, reasonable terms Address
JOHN C DIETZNAN.
Siitflin, Iowa Co, Wisconsin. SLIT
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.1
IN PROB ATE-Ioyya County Court

In the matter Of the estate OF Marx Corriu deceased
n Office Is hereby given that by virtue and in pursu
Of an order Of license made in said matter on
the Sd day Of August a. d. 1868 by the County Court
of said County the undersigned Administrator Of the
estate Of said deceased, will the 29th day August
next ensuing, at O'Clock in the afternoon Of said dav
offer for sale at public vendue the rou door of the
City Hail. in the City Of Mineral Point, the following
described land, to-wit:
The west half Of the southwest quarter of section
number twentyone ri town seven n range one m
east and the southwest quarter Of the north east quar-
ter Of section number four III town six Isl range one
~ east.
The terms of sale will be made known NJ the time
aud place Of sale
THOMAS JOHNS.
Administrator
Dated August Sd, 1868. 8l-3w
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
august 10Th 1858.

THE CRoPs-The wheat and cat crops
are now nearly secured We learn from
all directions that the yield and quality
OF the grain is much better than was an
ticipated few weeks ago. The corn and
potato crops are also coming forward rap
idly and promise good yield.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19

A meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Iowa Go. Agricultural Society will
be held at the Court House in the village
Of DodgeyiIle, on Tuesday, the 18th day
Of August, 1868, at , o'clock 2. NJ. A
quorum will be necessary, before any
business can be done.
RIcH-D ARrNDELL. Secretary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
LOOK OUT FOR TIE DRAFT

want COED TO ELL my Company the maxi
mum number, one bundled l assure
cruits S25 advance bounty, Immediately after being
mustered in.
My Company is retained IN the State State SER
vice and will probably remain during this year.
likely during term of service.
We are stationed al Camp Randall, (Which, since the
new hospital and barracks have been bu is the finest
in the Northwest
Application must be made to me Immediately at Camp
Randall, Madison.
L. 8 BURTON Capt
20 Pm Com'd'g Co. ''B Both Keg't Wis Vol's
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19

THE SHow.-Tomorrow IS the day for
the Big Show. Let everybody be on hand,
The Chariot Will enter town by way Of
the Depot, about 10 o clock \ VI.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
DIED.

or congestion Of the brain, JOHN F. Son of Francis
and Sussnnah Little aged 4 months
Hal happy babe by death removed
Long ere the ills Of life we're proved
Long ere thou kneV'st go seek that rest
Which some have sought and died imblest
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
MASON & HAMLIN.
G A B IN Z T @ RGANS
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.

Patented Oct. 81 1862.
n. B. Hdciag recently introduced numerous seyu
important improvements an or Hyrz,oni ,.1ss
ace hare scared FOR them by cozrfgEf The fy1Ifs
mark 'C15iRet Organ" aedicb gcilf distis0misb
them from those OF other makers, and protect
purchasers from limitations
MASON & HAMLTN'S CABINET ORGANS are pro-
WI uounced superior TO Melodeons and all similar
Instruments by those best qualified judge, are
the only ones which have been awarded GOLDEN
MEDAL IN this country. See written testimony from
the following most emiCent 0rganists of New York
Boston, Sc IN which they are p onouuced The best
OF their class OF which we have any knowledge " ZUM-
DEL, organst = Henry Ward Beccher's Church FLINT
of Madison Square Church; MosENrH,I of Calvary
Pise's Church; SMITz of the immaculate Copcer,io
Church; PAGES, Editor Husieak Reraetc of New
York ;-TUCKERsAS, Of st. Pauls Church VII cox 81
Immaculate Conception Church; BAUNBACH Of The
church OF the Unity; Lang, OF Old South Church Of
Boston ;-BEALE, of st. Josephs Church THu&.s OF
the Church of the Holy Innocents; MARSH Of ST. Pc
ter.s Church, of Albany and many others.
The Manufacturers in possession of testimonials
TO similar effect from THALBERG. MORGAN L. Mason
EERRHAS, BRADBCRY, WEBB, Roor. Hastings WN M,
son, SATrER, NoLLENHAUPT, GELHAAR kIsUsER
WoLFSHoN, &c, &c
PRICES.
CABINET ORGANS, Single and Double Reed $40 70 $50
do with 6, : and y stops pedal bass SC 1928 TO $50
MELoDEoSs, Nine varieties. ......... SEQ to 225
- Descriptive Circulars sent by mail
Warerooms in Boston Pa WASHINGTON ST
Warercosas in Chicago: - CLARK STREET
Address MASON 4 HAAILIN, Boston :" or ROOT
CADY, Chicago, III 26-Sm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
Cavalry Men Wanted

Capt. Tech1or, Of NcGreror Iowa is getting up
Cavalry Company 70 be attached TO Regiment
now forming IN that place Enlisted in this CON-
pany are not required leave home until the 1st of
september Any one desiring to become a member of
TINS company can apply 10 l. b SIMoNS, in the town
OF Waldvick Iowa County
july It'll 1888 9-5v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-19
II . &c &.

y,,rF Public schools in the City o Mineral Point VIII
! b.. opened on the Ist u September next
,itir /. = ~. CLERK Or the Board Of Education, on or
RICHARD NJ SMITH
City Superintendent
.u-,,s. Ioth 1863. 3e-ZN