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-, THE PosT OFFIof will be closed to-mor-
row Fast Day) from IL to O'Clock.

et EIoHr thousand rebels, under command
of Major General Price, attacked Cape
Girardeau, Mo-, at eleven o'clock, Sunday
morning, having previously sent in flag Of
truce demaadins surrender, which was
defantly replied to by General Mcneil
The fight last two hours. The rebels were
-sepulsed, and at last accounts were retreat.
Ing. Gen. Mcneil telegraphs they would
BE- tsken care Of. Owing To the advance Of
the the rebels upon Cape Girardeau, pre-.
eOautiohary measures were adopted at ST.
Losis, TO take care Of the rebel sympathi.
sers Id that city.
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R%THE Wool Growers of Belmont and
adj 'ining countless are respectfully invited
: to attend meeting to be held at Morris
town, Belmont county, on Saturday, 9th
day Of May, 1868, to consider the propriety
of sheering their sheep without washing
and to consider other interests in sheep.
.husbandry.
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Rebel Cruelties in Bast' Tennessee

Rebel Cruelties in East Tennessee.
"A gentleman who recently escaped from
East Tennessee, says that the rebels are so
enrsgsd et the loyal citizens, they frequent
'n; Tas '1pn ~ss Of robs
> the signal for general fight to the woods.
y The Union men hide by hundreds in caves,
! fhickets and ravines Il Nashville Union.
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S6rOr our frat maze will be found a poc

!: S@Or our first page will be found good
letter from Esq. Alum, soldier in the
,tlt%i9Hs $sth Ohio, which we commend to
the especial attention Of the friends Of
posbs'' III Our midst, Esq Alum opposed
the election OF Mr.. Lincoln very warmly,
but there is no inistakiug his position now.
Our country can never perish while it has
such soldiers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-30

Belmont Go. Agricultural Society.
There will be meeting Of the Belmont
county Agricultural Society at st. Clairs.
vile, on Saturday, May 9th, 1853, at !
o'clock p. NJ.
BY order Of the President.
JNO. DUNHAM, Sec'y.
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S0-A soldier of our 25th Regiment has
seut uss letter pitching into the Copper
heads, bat hiss neglected to give us his name.
We can't print anything without the su
fAcr' natAe.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-30

s@-WE understand that Mr.. T. Camp
bell Sweeney, a Colonel Of one Of the Militia
Regiments at Whee ling, resigned yesterday
morning. We believe this gentleman has
made. right smart money off the Govern
ment BY contracts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-30

~WE direct the attention of our read
es to Che Advertisement of DR.. Alexander s
thorough bred horse, KansAs to be found
N Our Advertising columns.
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: THOMAS 6rMs, the slave sent back to
bondage some years ago from Boston, has
tssosped from the rebel lines at Vicksburg
end is once more in the New England capital.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-30

Gov. TOP has recently purchased the
Hillard mansion, on the corner of St. Clair
and Bond streets, Cleveland, for SIC, 600. =
It cost originally over $25,0OO. So says the
Leader.
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T0 Whom il May Concern.

A Ii. PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
"A DEBrED to the subscriber on hook account or
Otherwise respectfully requested 10 call and settle
Immediately expect To be sbsent in n short time
and will be obliged to leave n ac counts notes
&c., in the hands OF apropsr person for collection
J. w. COLLINS.
81. Clsirsviile, Jan S, 1865.
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Another Black Regiment.

Recruiting Commissioner Love has again
commenced operations, and will endcavor to
raise second colored regiment along the
border, which will not be difficult, II all the
contrabands enlist who arc coming over
every day. Il Leavehworth Times, 23d.
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Dental &Surgicad instruments
A CARD.

HAyING SOLD MY STOCK OF DRUGS Medr-
L cines and Fixtures TO the firm of Messrs Weldey
Coleman latter returning sincere thanks 70 my numef-
Gus customers for their liberal patronage and past
would take pleasure in introducing TO your favorable
consideration my successors and ask continuance OF
the establishment Until Spring for The purpose OF settling
my books, will also attend 10 the filling OF all orders
and Prescriptions D., d, JAS. w. COLLINS.
Nov 2O 1852 '~1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-30

- The Is inch Dshlgren guns have been
discarded BY the Navy Department. They
are to be superseded by the Wisrd guns.
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2nsimess Autites.
SINGER & CO.'S
Letter " A"
FAMILY EWING MACHINE.

WITH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS,
Is the BEST and CHEAPEST and BEAurrFuL of all
Sewing Machines. This Machine will sew anything.
from the running Of tuck in Tareian to thendking OF
All overcoai-anyiing from Pilot Beaver Cloth down
to the sohest Gauze Gossamer Tissue, and is ever
ready 10 do its work to perfection. It can FELL hem bind
gather tuck quilt, and has capacity for grea, variety
Of ornamental work. This is the only Machine that
can FELL hem, bind, and FORTH but will do so better
than any other Machine. The Lener "An Family Sew
ing Machine may be had in great variety OF cabinet
cases. The Folding Case, which is now becoming so
popular, is, us its name implies that can be folded
into box OF case which, when opened. makes a beau
uul substantial und spacious table for the work to res,
upon. The cases OF every imaginable de sgn-pain
as the wood grew in its native Forest or Us deliberately
finished art can make them.
The Branch Offices well supplied with silk twist
thread needles, OIL ETC., of the very. .besi quality
Send for copy Of "sINsrR & Co.'S GAzEirKn
l. M. SINGER 4 CO.,
no27lsmo ASS, Broadway, Y.Y.
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:. GEN. DODaE is sreported TO have occupied
fascumbia, Ala, with NationaI troops.
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fPENCER.-MRrch 5th IN Hospital No. IS, Louisville
Of Typhoid Fever, Joseph Spencer, oi Co. B, ps,h
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given hsi at ,he Probate cour for
~ Belmont County, Ohio, the ondersigned were np-
pointed and qualified ss Adfnisisuaiors Of tl,e Es,aie
Of James Iianes, deceased, Issc of said County.
All those indebted said esinfc sre requested to make
immediate payment and fhose having claims against
said estate are notified 70 present iem for settlement
within year from this dale.
REBRCCA HANEs, ......
GLARK BANEs, A"""'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS having unpaid claims against The
Bclmout County Agdc uisufal Society for prsmuins
awarded m led0, ~ and 91 will receive payment OF
such claims on presenting them james A. Rinker,
Treasurer Of said SocioV. by order Of the Board,
WErr JOHN DUNHAM, Secy.
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Marrird.

MERRlTr-BROwN.--OnT Tuesday. the 2ia inst. II,
We Presbyterian Church. Washington. by I,ev C. w
Waters. assisted by Rev w. NJ. Ferguson. Rev. J. l..
Merritt OF Winnebago Co Ills. nni Miss Sallie NJ
Brown, Of Delaware, Ohio.
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Fundenberg's
Palatable Worm Powders

Palatable Worm Powders
FOR the EXPULSION of WORMS in CHILDREN.
THIS GREAT REMEDY, which, after unprecedented
l. success, was a year or two Hgo introduced in this
Country by has been the nucleus around which
beess patry limitations have formed aud from the rep
utatoh Of which they huve like parases, endeavored
10 draw sustenance, aud find sale. Bu, heeople be-
gin find thai these cheap and worthless compounds
qure something than professions Of infallbily TO
be worth their money and that the
PaIatable Worm Powders
are in fact the chenpesi well the best article Of the
kind in use ANY child will them, as II made of su.
gar We do not ask the people TO believe M
sertion, OF course, interested in making
good story ior our fopular Remedy-bu only refer
them the published proof some certif ates which We
give belowL which tells plainly what our medicine is.
The Powders though 80 mid and sale in their opera
ion in children, death 10 Worms. Read the
foowing .-
This is certify that from knowledge OF the compo
siiioii of Dr. FuIidsnbergs Pslntable Worm Powders
and Of their being both safe and efficient remedy for
the destruction OF Intestinal worms, having regularly pre-
scribed them for my patients, most cheeruy recoin-
mend their use 10 the public. HENRy CAPEHART,
Surgeon LEI Va. Regiment, o. 5. Cavalry.
BmDsEroRr, Ohio May 22d, 1861
Thh is 10 certify that have us'd Fnndenberg's Pal
aiable wonn Powders In my family, and believe them
to be the best in use. JOHN LAisHLEY.
Persons in need OF article Of this kind will once
the Importance Of purchasing OF responsible Drug
by irresponsible qacIs OF their agents who are isnor
Of what they are selling Bsware Of these and lake
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PRICE, as CENTS PER BOX
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Bridgeport Ohio.
Where General Assortment Of Drugs. Paints, Oils
&C. can always he had al prices which will compare
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Admin istr0tOr's Notice.
FOR RENT.

VTHE FAIR GROUNDS OF the Belmont Co. Agricul-
Il tural Society for rent For and further
Information inquire oi Joseph NJ Mitchell sheppard
Davis - 1-4 . iel9
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PkrENg DOOR RELLs, Grindstsnes. aud
l. sniih's Ferry Oil. HOWELL 4 ARKI,E.'
gJGsasts sOpy . meaihs aud sAsrTs Chsoasls
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Local Matters.

The Largest Cirsulstion Of any Paper
published IN Belmont County.
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Five Gents Reward.

X AN AWAY from the subscfi6er in " me Town.
.nip bound girl nanied Mary Jane He. AlIper-
ns ,,, se warned against trusting her my scco.ia
apps THOMAS a. SMITH
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NJ EATsFOOT. .OIL.--Jnu received and for sale
1N at WELDAS n UOtRAIAN'S Drug store.
fe5 Que door West of Lewis ticuse. ~, CialrSvilIe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30

CITY OF
COng1 essiOnaI..

WAaIISGToN, Dec %, 63-The Speak
er of tle House has re-appointed Mr. Cox
one ofthe Regents of the Smithsonian In
stitute and Davis Of Maryland, and Pat
terson if \. H., also Regents, n place of
Colfax ind Mcpherson
New 6oKK, Dec, 23-A special to the
New 4rd Time, from Washington, saws
The House Committee on Ways and
Means teday finished the naval appropri-
alton big Very little reduction from the
estlmatesar made. The committee de-
termined not to meet again until after the
holidays, when they will take up recon-
mendatiors
The Senate to-day made the Pacific
Railroad sanding committee of that body
OF nine members
The Senrte Judiciary Committee meet
tomorrow % take up the charges agains t
Senator Hik More than one LAWYER in
the Senate and House do not hesitate to
say they would rather resign their seats
than surrender their professional practice
in Washington
The veteran regiments in the army of
the Potomac are to receive their bounty
money Immediately The first installment
will amount o about $3.50 per man. The
number OF m from the army of the Po-
tomac enlTste6for the war, is over 10, 900
The sentiment of Senators respecting
the $500 exemption has wholly changed
They viii STRIKE out the exemption clause
and not insert any amount in its place
The feeling is general that the army must
be filled up, aulthe war vigorously pros
ecuted to an euI
Senator Wilson will soou introduce a
bill for the enlistment of soldiers in the
rebelious states persons so enlisting to
enter any regiment now in the field from
the loyal states they may select The de-
sire Is to get them into veteran regiments,
and at the same time to enlarge the field
from which the loyal states can draw
troops.
\ special to tie New York Erenjag
Post says:
The report that Generals Schenck and
Garfield viii resign their seats in Congress
and accept of commands, is undoubtedly
untrue.
Senator Wilson expresses the confident
belief that the present Congress VIII not
repeal the $500 clause of the enrolment
act
The draft, it is said to-day, will take
place on the 9th of January.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30
Subscription Rates.
Terms of Advertising.

Twelve lines Nonparei type, compact matter OF thelr
sa,ivolent in space will he counted as square
% rs;oaalIa 'a1a business Cards 81 a line, per
vel for the first five Incs and fifty cents for each ad
aitionai Hbe
.,;nsI and tiftv cents for each additional animal
sane notice
Legal Notices At Statute rates.
ordinary advertisements 50 per cent advance on or
dinary rates. >,
price =,
Advertisements mol accompanied with directions wlh
be-inserted till forbid aud charged for accordingly
All transient q,lrey,f5seHets must be paid f"r "a
stEranee This rule will not he varied from
Yearly advertisements allowed the privilege oi ci's
ing quarterly.
No Advertisement considered less than a squ2r!-
BILLS coLLEcv4BLE QUARTERLY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30
VOLUNTEERS
For the Ratls sseginsheEae

SERGT. T. W. PRISk. having been sent home from
vice, has opened Office in Mineral Point offers
the fol wing bounties volunteers who will enlist in
the 1lth regiment:
To veterans, persons who have been in the mill
tary service of the L. 3, less than nine months
@4o2,oo
as follows One months pay, S13, 90 in advance with
service, making Sl5 90 in advance the balance in in
saments of S5000 every six moaths until the whole
S402 is paid.
To pew recruits,
G8O2. 90
as follows: One months pay, s13 In advance. will
S62 bounty and premium when mustered inso service
making SO 04dyance; : 10 more in two months, and
the balance - instalments Of $40 every six months
until the whole 1902 is paid.
The 18th Wisconsin regiment is located at Browns
Vile, Texas the Rio Graude which place for
y of scenery aud healthfuIness of climate excel
ed in the Mon. The regiment will doubtless remain
at this point for a considerable length of time
Tue 1lth IS of the regiments Of the State
which rallied the call Of the President in 1861 and
none stands higher in the estimation of the department
commander, either for courage discipline, morals
The regiment is olicered by whose motto is on
1rufd' and ever tax pride in promoting the best in
erest comfort and welfare of those under their charge
No better opportunity be afforded place your
names upon the much honored and immortal list OF the
brave defenders of national rights ard stand side
by side with the brave Wisconsin soldiers in the field
Rally, boys to the defence and protection Of oul
country ana flag.
For enlistments apply to
Sergt THOS. W. PRsK
at c II. CoS's store, Mineral Point, Wis. 5ltf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30
. tRhE. AEEAr hii~NEs sa-- 4 - atA
CONE. WILSON y. sTDDUTaE.
Formerly CaHb & saddUfh.

r AwYERS. ,..nersI Point. iowa County. Wisconsin
VIII attend ta professional business and corre-p0n-
denee IL heretofore VIII procure Pensions obtain
Bounties from the State aud Federal Government, and
prosecute claims against thaH upon leral terms
0ncs-opposte Court House, up stairs 40
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30
From the Western Frontier.

ST LOTS, Dee, a3.-The Democrats s
Fort Scott special of the 22d says:
The rebel force. which crossed the
Arkansas, going northward, was under
Stau1waite, Adair and Quantrcll Capt
Spilman, with portion Of the Indian
troops, encountered them at Barren Ford,
Cherokee county, fought them four hours,
and routed them The rebel loss is about
seventy They fed il all directions, but
the remnants viii doubtless reorganize.-
1t is suspected their destination is the
Kansas border
H. The constitution Of Nevada Terri
tory, which is to be voted for on the 9TH
Of january, declares hat every citizen
owes a paramount allegiance to the Fede-
raj government Neither the legislature
or the people are permitted to create a
state debt exceeding 23000000. Elect
ors must have their names registered and
pay full tax before they are permitted to
vote. Paper money is prohibited.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30
FA~IIyGeNAIsIE
rARnrrrvG AND HAIR DREssI

BARBEEING AND HAIR DRESSING.
Ff1WF SlFsriA r having recently opened shop in the
1 room adjoining the Post Ofice, is prepared 20 wait
vpon Gust, r,srs Ell amy hour If the day. SHAVING
CHANPOoISG. HAIR DRESSING, &c-, done in the
b st manner aud most fashionable styles.
~ strict at Htiento his business and ardent desire to
please ores To merit and receive "a share Of the pat
rorags Of the citizens Of Mineral Point
MueraI Point june 5rd, lS6i .-tt NJ 7. TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30
TAKEN Up

- DY the subscriber residing in the town O:
E> ID Mineral Point. about the Isl of De
CT& 'ceinher, one sorrel mare COLT-iEht col
s&-A- ored name ana tail one ear old last spring
The owner Is requested 10 prove property pay charge.
ana take said colt away.
RICHARD JACKSON.
Mineral Point, Dec. y, 1s63. tw52.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30
GEORGE ". COBB,

DR0DUCE and general Commission Merchant deal
er in salt. Water Lime. .Ec- stone warehouse, nea
II r. Depot Mineral Point. lO-32-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30

)1 the subscriber residing in the town Of Linden
- ahoDt FIVE miles Of the village linden OF
or about The Is of December, 1858, bIiudle BULL
with some white belly, supposed TO be from
SIX years old The owner is requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take said huh away.
FREDERICK LAWREY.
December Esd, 1868 4w53&
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30
TAKEN Up

DY the suhsc-lGer, residing in the town Of Pulaski
ID on land pFned b. him in said town, on or abou
the 10th day OF October, 1903. red HEIFER, will
white under her heli, ' the !eft ear cropped-abou
j. months Old The : quested to cali, proy
property, pay charges, aud taAe ',er away
JOHN AYE<ELL.
December 2lst, iS63 iw32"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30

IL EoRGE APPEL having fitted mp his shop in the
most approved style i prepared to shave, Dress
Hair shampoo. etc. an Nho may favor him with call,
VIII also attend Is Bleeding, Cupping and LeeChns,
on short notice In the Of the -eeuce-
The most perfect satisfaction warranted in all cases Is.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30

Lase 4. Asst Surgeon Z 5. Army)
DHYsICIAN and SURGEON, WingvilIe Wisconsin
/ D.. Ferrin intending % locate permanently II
yovfll oTrs his professional services its citizens
2ad surrounding country. 90
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30

X ENFRAI Dealer i'm Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisi
u ons. Hardware Sc., yellow stone Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-30
NOTICE 20 CREDITORS.
y PROBATE-Ioyv County Court

IN PkoBATE-lo" County Court.
In tie matter Of tie last VIZ and testament OF
Nancy J.Frey, deceased:
7 ETTEES testamentary having been this day issued
1 4 to Phillip Alien, of Iowa County and twelve
months from the date hereof being allowed and limited
creditors present their claims against said deceased
for examination and alOyance; it is ordered that all
claims and demands against the estate Of said de-
ceased, be received and adjusted before the judge OF
this Court, and for that purpose he viii be his
in the village Of DodscviIle the first Monday Of
each month during the term above limited.
And it Is further ordered, that sal executor without
delay cause copy Of this order be published for
four successive weeks in the Mineral Point Tribune
weekly newspaper circulating in said county and also
that he like copy 90 be posted up in four differ
ent public places in said county.
Dated October 10th, 1868. II. ANSLEY.
4Wiq E9gzHfg .fglTge.