Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11

5nAse Di.oa vss elected e.for. e the Demo.
Jassiss for shrss ys.rs. Ne is Dstaosr.s 70 ali
ntents, WITH the only condition that he y Union
the rebels. We do not shinx f.vers the Uoppsr-
as.a movement 30 appoint peees ceunissaoneess 70
ps.. so. '.s .as r'ss. to cone back and
Ing tAem bullets Father than whining messages
ese.e "a. .ss .npre1t D.ea any other p.
- are eood--0rant County Herald.
Suoge DIXON Was elected before AZ an
lndepsndent, not Is Democratic oa1di.
date. s.
In saying that Judge DIX IN is a Demo-
| crat to all in.ents, If the Herald means
that be is Democrat in the true and has.
meaning of the word, we agree with it
| He is not Democrat IN the ordinary Dar.
TITAN sense OF that term, any more than
TEUMBuLL of Illinois, or CHASE of Ohio.
are Democrats.
| The closing sentence of the above ex.
tract is significant one. More is meant
| than meets the eye. Judge DIxoN's per
sonsl habits are good" The Herald Edi-
| tor lives in the circuit where OoTHREN
I presides. He has vivid realization of
| how important it is that q Judges habits
should be good. There is nothing like
| the practical experience OF an evil to make
| Us fee! the value OF its opposite.
| ENGLAND BUILDING NAVY FOR THE
| REBELs.-The London Neus Publishes
| letter which specifies dozen steam ves-
sells, mostly iron clad, now in process of
| construction, intended for the rebel ser
vice. stating that over fifty steam vessels,
of various descriptions, in different stages
of completeness, might be enumerated in
| this catalogue. He gives also valuable
Information TO the efforts made to raise
money for the use OF rebel States The
| British ship-builders thus engaged in the
rebel service have adopted phrase de-
signed to cover the real character OF their
proceedings, but which is perfectly under
stood among themselves. they announce
that these vessels are being built '.for the
Emperor of China" The British Gov
eminent must know that this is merely
cover for conduct which is in direct vio-
: lation of English law, as well as of the
nominal relations of friendship between
Great Britain and the United States.
Wisconsin Soldiers Sick at LAGRANGE
and Memphis.
Mrs. @. A. P. HARVEY sends to Cover
nor the following reports OF Wisconsin
men in the LaGrange Hospital AID the
Ovsrton Hospital at Memphis, Tenn
Patients In LaGrsnge Hospital. LsGrange, Tenn,
Eahl
Musician Peter Bsrt-li, co. III 4th.
q. W. >. Chase, Ii, SD.
Orrn II. Darlington, 1, 2ad.
J. B. benson. q, 3sd.
Corp " N Barr. D, SD.
J. K Arnold, Q, ga. typhoid fever; died Jan. IL.
Albert Clsain, r, sd; died Feb s.
Edward W.'sol, D, lstn; admitted to hospital
Sylvester Armitese. I, 18th; chill fever
| Arthur J. Burbank. A., eth.
John B. Bs.ay, Ii, s2d, typhoid fever
S sm b o.an,n. : s ssa' pnsam0ns,
VIM II. Emmons, \, s3d do
Narvs Grow, +, SD do
aeward Grotelt, SD;
Preserved ireland, c, ssd; been very s.ok, will
live. think; is eonvattscent,
| James Keenan, +, 18th, wounded.
| julius J. Leonard, q, 32ii typhoid pneumonia.
g. iash aSph5S p'' fs2s. died
| jan. is
A.roa Robbins, D, 18th; a.oetetas; died Feb. Is
| Joseph A. Sumner, Il, Sd died Jan. H.
.. 3. spauidins, A, SD; returned duty
John Stowe, d. $50; typhoid feser; died Jan. IS.
A.o ,n Whitney, Il, lzthi pneumonia, died Dec 4,
john Walter, Fl, 32d; dysentery: died Jan 10. 1893
John Is hight, Z, sd; pneumonia; died Jan L.
| John Wooster A, Sd, tysent-ry; ded Y 80. z.
| GALE HOUSE Ho-PIrAL, LAGRANGE. TENN.
Corp. H. U. Clifford, q, 32di pneumoasa; died
Wm Wayne, K, 18th; pneumonia returned to
Thomas P Vincent. !, 3d. chronic disrrhoea.
VIM. n; Stout / ssa; typhoid fever; died Jan. Ii.
| Moses Stafford, Y, $50; 10
Milton Powell B, 3d. diarrhaa-
| Hugh Mathevs, b, 33d; intermittent fever.
| 0. A. Rice, B, SD, disrrhea.
Patients in overt0n Hospital, Memphis. Tenn, Feb
| l7tn, 1858.
Joseph La Mott, I, s2d, pneumonia; improving
Martin Hartshorn, D, 32d, typhoid fever
Charles Elliott. B, SD, chronic diarrhea; conva-
| lsscent.
stephen r.ndsn, D, s2d, general debility; conva-
Henry q. Bosrdman, F, I'd cav, chronic diarrhaa;
Jacob Bsrnardy, i, I'd cav, rheumatism; conva-
| Iescsnt
Josesph Lanston, C, 2d cav. chronic opthaImis;
g. Cal..y, Q, I'd szv., phttius pulmonalis; dis
8. B Roberts, z, I'd cav, pneumonia GONZALES
Peter McTanna, Z, 18th, fever, remittent, conva-
Michael Conway, Il, 18th, disease of kidneys, dis
William Lang. B. LIST cav, entertes; conva,escent
but never viii be fit for duty.
Ole Anderson, Z, 9Th, convaiescsnt, but never will
be dt for duty
Ira Ks-ny, g, Esd, alescent but never will be
/ 6L for duty.
/ Edward K, sherman, II, SD.
Geo. NJ. Bedient, G, sd.
| Joseph Ward, II, 18th. typhoid fever.
| William B. Williams, =, SD, lungs, to be dis
charged.
Muoth, Mloa II, 17th-
| Peter Rsiter, 18th, paralysis.
Frank E. cry, q. 32d
John B. Stephens, Z, 32d, chronic diarrkea
John Kane, r, 18th, lungs.
Charles O. Hath, E I'd cav.
Corp'i Silas NJ. smith, p, 3d. wounded In right
sde; died Feb 10. FROG reund.
Won. l.. Loveland, d, I'd cav, bilious fever
Otis W. Cole, /, I'd cavalry.
Charles p. BsAn@, L. I'd cavalry; chronic dtarrhea
, - T. stevens, 1, I'd cav.
Ole o. Baston, D. 80
Vim. Arnold, b, I'd cav.
8. A. Smith, A, 10; rhe umAtism
VIM Antchr oft, q, ID
esrgt Phil Hawk, I, I'd cav; tent fever