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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

\ CHANCE FOR BOYS AND GIRLs To
MAKE MoSEY.-SAve ali your old newspapers,
pamphlets, books and paper rags. ard tase them
TO the City Book Store, in Lansing, aud you vii.
get tho highest price in cash tor them.
A J. vIELE.
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Cavalry HoasEs.-Mr. p. l.. Daniels.
Of this ciry. Is engaged in purchasing cavalry
horses Persons having good horses which they
wish to dispose Of for cash, viii fad this good
OpDortunitv
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HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Cures secret Diseases

n al their Stages, - little Expense
Little or 10 change IL Diet NJ inconvenience,
AND No EXPOSURE
Il causes frequent desire and gives strength 70 Cr
nate thereby Removing Distractions Preventing and
Curing Strctrres Of the Cre1ra aayI1g Pain and In
fammaton frequent in the class Of diseases, and
pc ling all Poisonous Diseased and Worn out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the Victims
Il Quacks and who have hedrg fees 70 be cured in
short time have found they deceived and that the
been dried up the system 70 break Dat IN aggra-
waited FORM and perhaps after marriage
Use Hellnbold's Extract Brchu for all affections and
DISEASES Of the URINARY ORGANS, whether existing
a MALE or FEMALE. from whatever cause originating
AMI matter o. How LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these organs REQ lres the aid Of D1retic
iELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUChU IS The GREAT DIU-
RETC aud IS certain 10 have the oesred effect In al
Diseases for which Is is RsoOmnen1 led.
Evidence OF the reliable and responsible charsc
ter viii accompany the meliciue.
Price 81 per bottle, or 8 bottles for SIS
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from obser
v3tsOl.
Describe Symptoms in all Communications.
CURES GUARANTEED ADVICE GRATIS
address letters ior Information to
H. b HELMBOLD. Chemist,
10 SOU : Telth-si., bel. Chestnut, PhIa
HELM8OLDS Medical Depot
| HELMB0LDS Drug and Chemical Warehouse.
| 5si Bro1de1y, VEG York
BEWARE OF COUSTERFETTS AND UNPRINCIPLEI
DEALERS who snieavor 10 dispose Of their OWL " an
other " articles OF the reputation attained BY
Hslmooid's Genuine Preparations
Extract Bueh1.
| " - Sarsa,arif7
" Improved Rose wash.
| SOLD -
AL DRUGGISTS EVER YWHERE.
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rAarertls. rsrtH

q Before baying Sewing Machine,
20 TO the City Book Store aud see the famous Flor
ence Sewing Machine. II is really a wonder
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NOTICE.
WE THE UNDERSIGNED. &c

W hereby give notice 70 al whom it may concern,
that IL intention % organize Insurance ComPa-
ny under the laws Of this state aud % De knol the
" state Insurance Company Michigan 70 transact Z
genera Insurance business, 10 conformity with an
tiles An for th= Incorporating o. Insurance
Compares, and defining their powers and duties f" ID
proved Feb s. 1889.
| Lans--r N--h-. 0clrn-r : Il ls-a
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DROBATE OoDER-otale d M.ct

iDHOBAIE UbDEK-ctaIc u Nlch-
1 isan, co1liy .. I1gham, sat q session O: tie
Probate Court Tor the ATTY CT lnE-lm hos1 u ~
Probate Once il t4s city u Lansing "a saturday tie
10TH d. OF November Ia the year thousand eight
hl1cre1 an sixty tlrle. Present, VIM. u. Fnckney
Judge u PROBATE II the matter Of the estate of
LzIF- Chamberlain. deceased. o. reading ant 1..ng
the petition, duly yer fed o. O-sou ChamOerail, broth
sr Z s4ll DECEASED praying that letters Of s1mnisra
ton UPON SAID estate nay be granite slii petitioner
Tlsle1pou Il j. ordered ThaI Ws-nesla! ne I'll Jay o.
Dec ber next a. II O'Clock Il tie foreaOou, Be assigned
sor the hearing CT sai- petition AID tat tie heirs al
5w o. SAID 1ecea o. AMI al other parsons Interested n
sal estlte required 10 appear al session ar all1
Court Lien 20 be ro-en the Probate Odce, ~ The
village Of Mason and show cause L auy there &c, why
the prayer o. the petitioner should NOT be granted
Il Is further Ordered that sail petitioner give notice 10
the persons IL crested 10 said estate Of the perdency Of
said petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy
Of this order % be Published 10 the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed circulating II said county Of
I1gLa successive weeks previous q said day ~ hear
ing "A true c0py.) WI IL FlNthNE4.
s.,fUs Judge OF Probate.
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Wit! Wisdom! Wonder
FUN, FACT AND FASHION!
The Ballad of the Caters,
HOW IAN OLD MAID GOT MARRIED
RICH. RARE! RACYi

hIGd hdhE IlAOl
1 ia5y lived n 0krrios,
Nn ZANE was Sa-le Sp.1ggi1s,
Al1 >allle had an eye upon
Yong. kandsom5 Jerry Snluggins.
ln1 SAL tried 70 wiz ais love
A FEaT SIZE did d1fedf,
-1r ~. .ie- rot Chinese belle,
d. ul5st er1Tmous feet!
Be-..- shs were the cAifskia shoes
Asle g. tot coIntgy town,
WLrl ms1- Lnsst outrageous noise,
Wncnc sr she p1t hen down,
Ana iho-g- she grew f0rl0rn and sad
AZ slgas- al 1er mls1aus,
Eet jerry Snew. lll wei, thai sic
Wa always q on hsr tcrs ~
Although she ne'er had been 10 var
I0iO0se her arms or legs.
Il sure Y could be ssid Of her.
She stood " UF0S EER PIGS "a
2; Jerry sic aversion was
To great Tor bis control;
livas 4 wonder be cisliSet
o. wilh e. large sole
But sarte took tie hiut at lasi,
AM th-n SIZE t0oS the papers,
Ana rea--Ye Co.'S what ais The gil,
SIC cuts SAGA cur.ous caperss
Sic read OF JOINS x BAIIEYS STORE,
AID CT t1air stylish gsitaTs-
50 small, - Cinderella Ike,
Thly'l clrc a. women bAtels
And Lien she thought Of Jerry, to,
And n IL great surprise
70 zee her feet SO trim a-- mat,
60 much rciuced IN size
Tr CATERS e1t-Sith brother Ten.
At ouce she -it repair,
Anticipating .1-i results,
UT, the Comfy Fair.
New Tom. the rogue 81 as I crow
A clever lad and smart,
Resolved 10 aid his sister some
And play winning part;
IN Sal ie she could act IS well.
And knowing well the trick
She took scat and screamed aloud
looked wid-began 10 kick.
Tom soon brought Jerry TO her aid,
And long and loud complained
Against the careesness by which
Her ankle had been sprained
And Jerry. looking for the bruise
Rebeli her gathered feet
He started back IN wrapt surprise
The charm was then complete.
And he awarded hand and heart,
his farm and cattle there,
f. her as a just premium,
As TIL farest q the fair,
An sally lives a happy life
from morn til nizht IS merry.
Al though she Goes Lot drink drop,
she loves good Tom and Jerry
saty more Of the sans KIND Of Caters. Cheap. Dur
bic and symmetrical; also, q large assortmen.of
me B0ots. stogas. Shoes. Slipper:
Ba'uorais Ladies' Heel Slippers,
Cacks. Oxford Ties. Mems
CARPET Slippers.
81, &c.
E7- Our Stock IS Immerss--iust rsceived from q
.s1srn Hoas-si Our own manufacture cannot be (
led : Call ani examine ioT yourselves, al the
and Of JOHNS & BAlLFY.
Lansing. Oct %. 1868 AS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

How SHALL VIZ FILL Our QUoTA -
The quotas OF the severa. war.s 10 this city. as
.pportioned un er tie last cal Of the President
tor troo, ; are as olovs:
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CAUTION None are genuine Unless TIE
vords - HOLLOWAY, NE~ lokk AID LONDON, are as
ceruabe as Woter- every lea oil The book -
.irectins aIouua each poi or boa, lie same may Dc
nlainly seen Oy holding he leaf 70 nc light. hauesome
reward wlA be slvua 10 any one renucrins sucn mor-
n,.tor a. may --a uvtuCsou o. aIy party or par
lies couLleIIcIllg lie ncd lcleS VcL1lLs tbe saue,
SnOw .lg them o. ne spurious.
>.s,old a. the mandatory u Professor HOLLOWAY,
20 Maiden lane New Nork anu by al Specialize Drug
sts a1t Dealers Medicine throughout the CIVILIZED
world III boxes al IS cents, o. cents. aud 81 each
RT1erc is considerable saving by taking the larger
NB-Dneotoas Tor the guidance OF patients IN ev-
cry .sor1cr affixed 10 each box.
403yi
IH-Doalers lu ms vel known medicines can have
show Cards Circulars &c, them Free ~ Expense,
BY addressing Thomas Holloway, 50 Maiden Lane, y. y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

Ike 10 moro Ba,sam, Mercury, or unpleasant Medi
cines FOR unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION. NnlscEEuoNs OF
Vor~fH

sores ana Ulcers, Botches and s~e-inss. can 49,
~.i-tv he ra4icay cured n the Pin are taken night
and rnornue and the ointment be freely used a. stated
Il, tne printed instr uctOus- treated Ia any otner
,rer thev Cry up IT, part 20 break OCT 10 another
Ix-frsex MS Of1tuert vii remove the humors IRON
th system and leave the Patient vigorous ana healthy
man Il vii require little perseverance ~ bad cases
10 insure a lasting cure
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LANSING ACADEMY.

4 HIS INSTITUTION WILL BE
1 opened for the admission OF St1dsnts the Second
WeInss. ay ct November, uuder the Direction II
- Il q e. .. = Q X ID - q,
Late Professor q Satlrcl Science a Albion College
u Is tie 4eslg4 Of tie Trustees O. make tie Academy
First Ciss -.i-ati1- -r Classical SCHOOL, school which
will qualify its pupils Tor Teaching, OF TO enter any Of
le departments the state J-verty, or any Of on.
cal Colleges.
B01r-ilg be hll IN private families, or IL the fam
y 4 th- Principal, n ths Institution
All clumguications addressed 70 the Principal VIII
receive prompt attsation.
RATES or TUITION:
Primary department, per a-uutni III %
AGA eniic Ddp1l llaent Common Eng -.sh Stut!es,
Per annurn. ----... .-...-- 10 90
Cassic4l and Scientific. per alnluu, ...- 20 90
Music. Painting an Drawing e1t-a-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18
PILLS and OINTMENT.

Al who hsve Frients ara Relatives IN the Army
Nsvy sborli take esneciai care thst thew - snr'y
s,,-as nth tAe.a Ps''s sra Ointment srt Where re
crave Soldiers sna Sailors have NEGLECTED - rrcv'ce
themselves with them better present csr ~ sent
hem ~ fhei- Friends Thew have N~er rrcvet 20 Re
nc Soldiers reverSfrg friend " tire horr ~ need.
C0-eHs AND coIrs AFFECTING TFooPs.
VII hs s1sef1v relieved snd efecfusiiv erret ~
sing these asni-shle medicines and Nv rsvine rrcrer
,isntcr the Directions which are attached 10 each
Pot or Box
SICK HFAnlr-rs AMI WAIT OF APPETITE.
rCTnFNTAL 10 soLnWRs
Those feelings which sst6en rs usnsv arise nom
r~onha or announces ohstrncted nersrirstcn eat
80 srf drinking whatever is urwhcleecfne. thrs et
rrNirr the hcsfhfui scfon q the liver and s'onseN
~ess organs must Ne reevet n Won desire "a ~ Sell
ne Pills taken according 20 the rrintef nSruc'nrs.
VII quickly nrotucc healthy action IN hc'h liver and
stomach snd As natural consequerce.a clear head
Az good appetite
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18
WANTS. or rruTrTY NrCCED By
0VrP FATTCrr

VIZ saoa disappear ~ The o. these Invaluable
pgs ard the soldier VII quickly scanire additionai
strength Never Jet the Bowels be either connneo or
.-4riv .rfes upon l. NAV seem strange that hole
,ravs ills should be recommended Tor nysentery ard
7ux -anv persons surprising that they wonl1 increase
.eiaxsTon. THIS e great mistANt Tor inese fiis
III e,r-e.t The liver AID stomach and thus remove al
,--s hurnors from the system. This medicine VII give
,,e ana vfror 20 the whole organic system however
..-,rees while health ana strength fol0w matter
- course Nothing vii stop the re.axation q The Bow
- e medicine
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FOR WOUNDS uTHER Occasional By THE
BAYONEr, SABRE, OR TIE BULLET,
SOkFS Or BRIl>kS,

To which every soldier and sailor are liable. there are
M medicines 30 sale sure and convenient. as hallo~aye
Pills ana ointment Ihe poor woGocea and almost ~
luR ssrer m. 81 have has wounds dressed immediate
III h IN. ys,s only provide himself With this matc1lese
imtment which should be thrust iDto the wound Anc
n,ared All round H. then covered with piece VI nen
r,1ng .lsat aad morning 9 " Pills. 10 cool The sys
ten a. prevent Inflammation. .
Fverv soldiers kuAps4ck auc Seamen's Chest should
be proyl4cd NlIl these valuable heIne1lIs
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Females, Females, Females.

IN many affections peculiar 20 Females the EXTRACT
BUCHC IS uneQualed by any other remedy, IN Chic
ross or Retention Irreguarty Piufunsss suppress
sion OF Customary Excavations, liberated ScirrhoUs
state Of the Uterus LeuoborTboa Whites, Steriity
n for all complaints incident the sex whether aTis-
ing from indscreton. Habits Of Dissipation or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
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stomach, Liver * Bowels.

Nothing that Is not wholesome, genial and restorative
n lis nature cutters iotO the composition Of HO>IEI
TtR'S STOMACH ELITES. This popular preparation
element no dsry excitant: but . combination CT thu
extracts II rare ba.sl mic herbs ana plants with tn
plrest lni mil est OF ali diG .sive stimIlants.
L vel be forearmel against disease, AID, 50 II
the human system can be Protected BY human means
against zaiies eagendered by al Cnwhoiesome atnos
phrre impure water AMI other external Causes, hO
IEIIES'S BIrTEHS may fe relied on as a safeguard.
IL districts infested with FerT ond Ags Il has osen
found infallibie preventive aud irresistible as
remedy and ID who resort 10 L ulier apprehtn
son Of az attack escape the scourge. AID thousands
who neglect 10 avail themselves Of its protective quail
ties 10 aivauce cured by very brief course Of this
beng piled With quinioe for months vain until fairly
saturated with that dangerous alalod, are not unire
qCerty restored 10 health within few days by tbs
Use Of
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS
Tie weak stomach Is rapidly nvgorated AMI ihe ap
petite restored BY this agreeable Tonic and hence u
orSs wonders l. cases OF Dyspepsia and II less confirm
ed forms Of lnlgesti-l Acting IS gentle and p4ll
sss lp2eTient ei upon the liver i $50 iHvaria
bly, relieves the Constipation snnerntcced by irreg1ia
action Of The digestive an1 s4cretive organs.
Persons q feeble habit liable to NerUous AE1css
Lowncss Of Spirits and Fits Of Languor,
Find prompt aad permanent relef from the Bttsrs
The testimony On tbs point Z most conclusive, ana froc
both scx3s.
The agony Of Bilious Cole IS Immediately ssSuagsd b
a siags dose Of the stinuient. and by occasional j
esoTtiug 70 It, tie return o. the complaint may be Pr
vented.
I E,-a-,f --,-4~
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HELMBOLD'S
Genuine Preparations.

HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Weaknesses arising from Excesses, Habits OF Dis
spaon Early Indscreton Of Abuse, attended with the
following symptoms:
disposition 10 ExsTt1l, Loss OF Power
Loss Of Memory Difficulty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves Trembling
Horror Of Disease Wasefulness
Diulness Of Vision Pain Ia the Back
Universal Lsssilude q tac Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the BODY
Drvnsss Of the Skn, Eruptiols the Face
Palnd C0uutenance.
These symptoms, If allowed 20 90 on, which tails med
icine invariably removes, soon follows
Empotency, Fatlrity, Epileptie FITS,
In one Of which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they not frequently followed by
ihoss 81 Iireiul Diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL coNFESs THE RECORD OF INSANE AsT
IUMs.
And Melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear smpi
witness 10 the truth OF the assertion.
The Constitution once effected with Organic weakness
requires the ali Of medicine 20 strengthen and invigo
rate the system,
Which HeInbod's EXTRACT BCCHC. invariably does
trial viii Convince the most Skeptical.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-08

San Francisco, March 23.-The steam
er Sierre Nevada. with $4,000 in treas
ure arrived from the Northern coast Em.
igration has commenced to the mines
Oregon, Washington Territory. and Brit
ish Columbia families have commenced
moving.
Newspapers are publishing the usual
quantity OF facts and rumers concerning
the different gold fields. Boise River,
Salmon River, nd Cariboo are receiving
the chief attention.
Several steamers viii run on he Upper
Columbia and tributaries this season.
The Snake Inuians are troublesome in
Boise River region, but the constant
increase of the mining population ensures
general safety.
A schooner from Queen Charlotte Is
land arrived at Victoria with eight tons
of Lake Superior copper ore.
Sailed, steamer Constitution, for Pana-
ma-450 passengers, including battalion
Of cavalry for Massachusetts,. Eight hun
dred and eighty thousand dollars In treas
ure for England. Two hundred and four
teen thousand dollars for New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-08
MARBLE STATUTES,
VERSUS LIVING MONUMENTS.

Let moulded bronze and sculptured
marble perpetu te the memories of the
great destroyers of the human race the
man Of science, whose intellect, whole
knowledge, and whose energies have been
devoted to the mitigation of suffering and
the salvation Of lie, will be immortalized
by tiring monuments For example, as
the peerless remedies Of Professor HoLLo-
Way are bequeathed from generation to
generation, soothing bodily torture, con
trolling iiseass and lengthening the span
OF existence, the gratitude of millions will
transmit his name and fame through the
lapse of ages to the --latest syllable Of re-
corded time Compare the exploits Of
the most renowned ..thunder5olts of war ;
from Caesar to Napoleon, With tee quiet
victories of this soldier of hsmanity over
pain, sickness and death. His Pills and
Ointment have raised up and restored to
health greater multitude than any con-
qusror ever slew. Thousands of war 8
wounded victims have beer saved from
mutilation by the application of the Oint
ment; and travel whore you may. in this
country or any other, you will meet with
mum bers of the conv alcscent and the cured,
rescued from the very jaws of death by
his inestimabie Pills. If the reador
doabts these statements, we refer him to
the same sources whence we derived them
to multitu les who suffered from dyspep-
sia. liver complaint intermittent fever.
scrofula, erysipelas and other agonizing
Internal and external disorders, hut who
have been restored to perfect health and
the pursuits Of active life by these inesti-
mabls specifics, and whose constitutions
have been braced up and permanently
strengthened by their invigorating inAu-
ence-N Y Express
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-08

Examinations Of Teachers, will be held in the various
inspection die rcts 1t the time and places following
Inspection district No. Mineral Point and Dodge
vi el April 9th IN lay 1st at the Houss In the
vi iiage sf Dodgevilie.
Inspection district No. (Arena and the nor hali
Of Ridg way) May 4th and 9th the school House In
district No. g. Arena.
Inspection district No 8 wyoming and Clydel May
9Th aad 9TH At the school house in the village Of Jones
dale
Inspection district No (iighland and Pulaski May
Sth and 9th at the village Of Hi ghlxnd east distrct)
Inspection district No (Ln and Mifiin} May
1lth and 18th at School House in the village
Linden
Inspection distrc. No. wv Waldwck, Moscow and the
south haifo idge1ay) tay l<th and 18th, the
school house n the village Of Ad 'msyils.
N. b. The superintendent would gladly hold :
ami alton in each Of the townships OF the y bu,
for want Of time before the nencemen Of the
mer term of schools The above division Of the
into inspection dis lets, is for All ns dered
the best practicable
TIL desirous Of obtaining certificates t the earliest
day possible make their LEGATION during the
session Of the County Institute. when examinations
will b. held for all parts Of the county
13 4v A. J. SLYE, County 5upt.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-08
From the 34th Wis Regiment.
Columbus, Kentucky,
March 18th, 1862


March 18th, 1862
FRIEND Bliss few leisure
moments for rarity, / have concluded to
occupy them in writing few lines to you.
thinking it might not be amiss to let you
kaow something of the doings and wher :
abouts of the bloody 34th Wis. Infantry
As we left Camp Washbarne without
receiving our mar hing rders in writing
when we got to Cairo the commanding
officer there, sent US to Fort Halleck, and
after we had been here about ten days
our Col. received our orders by way of
Island No. 10, ordering Us TO that place
but as we were already settled down here
our Col wrote to the commander of this
division requesting that W. might be lett
here knd drill a while, which request was
granted and we are here yet. | believe
we will stay here as long as we are in the
service.
There IL n runor current in camp the last
3 or DAYS that we viii be ordered back
10 the State before the first of May, But |
hardly credit the report, yet It may be so.
Our Colonel being an old artilleryman has
been appointed Chief Of Artillery o Fort
iIalleck, and all the tortitcations con-
injected with it, consisting of some Is OF
20 heavy seige guns, and the bloody 34th
has been turned into artillerymen princi-
pally, yet we have infantry drill occasi n
ally.
Our bows seem to take some interest in
handling the big guns. and should we
have occasion, | think we would hurt
MANY a rebel with them before then would
do much harm 1t is nothing unusual for
us to dismount a big gun or two. One
dav we dismounted two of the 10 inch
Colum biads, and the very next day a-oth
rr and one 64 pounder, but this only
makes title work for the boys to mount
them again, and they are always mounted
better than they were before The guard
duty is very heavy upon us. The picket
post and Fort guard in all, takes some 200
men every twenty fou: hours. and com-
panies of our regiment the 25,h and 3lst
Wis are all the men here except two COM
panies of Regulars, to draw from, SO you
see it comes hard on all hands Sore of
our BOYS are on guard every other day.
The Iowa Co, boys are in good spirits
and we'll Martin O'Dowd is our regi-
mental Wagon Master, and is exactly the
right man in the right place.
1 hope before the 34th returns to Wis,
that the last rebel in the land will be
subdued, however | am in 1t now, and
think | shall stick to it if live, as long
as this Rebellion lasts, if il should be ten
years Ny country calls for me and 1t is
my duty To respond
| Enclosed is sample of Confederate
money, it is genuine article and IS worth
! Just as much as any of their money, and
that is not one cent. / send 1t merely ~
curiosity.
The TRIBUNE proves welcome visitor
to all of the Iowa County boys, and is al
ways hailed with gladness-it come. reg
ular
A. c. NJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-08

ly sick Last evening there was little ex-
citement in Camp There were about 7s
sick soldiers arrived in camp from Camp
Washburn, Milwaukee The 9th Reg.
left there Camp Washburn) for Dixie
yesterday morning. So we are the only
Regiment now in the State. We was in
some hopes that we would be sent South,
to help those of our brethren who are on
during privations and hardships, and are
fighting nobly for the flag which we do
honor and love. There has been some
change In our 10. Of late, that is in non-
commissioned officers. Albert b. Boiler
and Harvey Cushman have been promoted
to Corporais. As there is to be monthly
Regimental inspection this afternoon you
must excuse a short letter.
WALDwIcK AND Willow SPRINGS