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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-27

Curious LANDsLIDE.-- We learn that a
somewhat remarkable lanslide took place
on the farm of Mr.. Newell in Shelburne
on Saturday last. As described to US
some five acres of land suddenly. sank
away. as if let drop by the running out or
change of place Of a supporting, quick
sand. A small wooded hill was cut in
halves by the operation, one half remain
ing at its old level, the other dropping a
number Of feet and leaving perpendicu-
lar face of earth. reaching above the tops
of the trees which crowned the now sunk
en- half of the hill top.o Some of these
trees were split lengthwise by the opera
tiou, one half remaining up and the 9th.
er going down, with their respective sec
tious, much as some families here have
been divided by the war. 80 The bed of
the La Plot river was also raised twelve
ior fifteen feetiin spots, not by the earth
sliding in but by an apparent crcwding
up Of the bed Of the stream. a On the
whole, it was apparently singular af-
fair. No ono saw 1t take place, but tho
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-27
From the Burlington Free Press. a
A PAGE FROM THE HISTORY OF THE
Z ..1' A,' WAR OF 1919.

In the fall Of 1913, the war then be-
ing in active progress on our Northern
frontier, brigade of Vermont Militia,
the third Of the third Division, which
had been drafted into the service of the
United States, was ordered to Plattsburg.
to replace force Of fifteen hundred New
York Militia which had been sent f r
to reinforce Maj. Gen. Hampton at Chat
eaugaya, The Brigade was reviewed by
Governor Galusha, in this. town, on the
9th of September, and on that day and
the next left for Pl ,ttsburg, In October,
there having been no election of Governor
by the people, Martin Cbittendcn of VIII
liston, the Federal candidate for Cover.
nor, was elected by ithe Legislatureiby a
majority of two votes. In his message
he took strong Federal ground intoppo-
sition to the War and the measures of the
General Government, maintaining especial
,ly that the militia were designed exclu-
sively for the service and protection of
the respective states and be carried sst out
his principles two or three weeks later by,
ordering the Vermont Militia d,a Dach g
al nas5 1J;s nroclamation To that ef
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-27

wrosted from them. The war will 60 on,
with whatever fighting may be necessary
till its object is accomplished, and the
authority of the government is every
where restored-and then it will certain.
ly end y .sf1snt HTE #e-a '''"'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-27

AaVEMUs ON THE DRAFT.-Circular No.
rs. AS the undersigned has been led to
fear that the law regulating the draft was
not wholly understood, Notwithstanding
the numerous explanatory circulars that
have been issued from the national capi-
tai, of late, he hereby issues circular of
his own; and if he'shall succeed in ma
king this favorite measure more clear to a
discerning public, he will feel that,he has
not lived in vain: sa.~ M -. rH.'t HH,..t.
l. A young man who is drafted and in
advertently goes to Canada, where he be-
comes embroied with robust English
party, who knocks him around so as to
disable for fife, the same occurring in a
licensed bar-room on British soil, such
young man cannot receive a pension on
account Of said enjuries from the United
States government nor can his heirs or
creditors.
II. No drafted man in going to the ap-
pointed rendezvous will be permitted to
go roun dy way of Canada on account
of the roads being better that way, or be-
cause his "uncle William lives there.
III. Any gentleman living in Ireland
who was never i'll this country, is not Ii
able to the draft, nor are our forefathers.
The latter statement is made for the ben
eft Of those enrolling officers who have
acted on the supposition that the able.
bodied male population of place inclu.
dcd dead gentlemen in the cemetries.
". The term of enlistment is for three
years, but any man who may have been
drafted in two places has right to &C
for six years, whether the war lasts SC
long or not-a right this department
hopes he will insist on. .n- ,rt la. u.m
V. The only sons Of poor widow
|
whose husband is in California, are mo-
exempt, but the man who owns stock il
the Vermont Central railroad is. So alst
are incessant lunatics, habitual lecturers
persons who were born with wooden leg
or false teeth, tlind men (upless they will
acknowledge that they "can see it, y an,
people who deliberately voted for Johl
Tyler 5 ,....a,a,.., .a. s.,s.r sje
| VI. No drafted man can claim exemp
tion on the ground that he has severa
children whom he supports and who d.
not bear his name, or live in the sam
/ house with him, and who have never beel
introduced to his wife, but who, on tn
contrary, ale endowed with various moth
ers, and live around. ."-BoSton Pos,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-27

sag Jack Frost kissed some of the hills
lightly on Tuesday morning. No harm
done this time, but Jack is requested to
be more modest. That sort of kissing is
out of season. Wahom'S Daiiy. Df' 81 .
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-27

hour at which it occurred is fixed by
some workmen who having left with a
load Of hay returned to find their field Of
labor some ways below where they left it.
Free Press 'D@''H'l '" 7'''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-27
BY HIS EXCELLENCY.

MARTIN CHITTENDEN, ESQ,
Governor, Captain, General, and Com
mander IN chisf, IN and over the State
Of Vermont. ge uza rrnT F' ntd.oIf'2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-27

. RAILROAD NEws-We learn from good
authority that on or before Saturday next
the passenger trains on the Conn. & Pass
Rivers Railroad will run up to Barton
Landing, and that unless delayed by rains
or some other unavoidable delay, the iron
horse will be snorting into Newport some
time in mber,--Neyport Nesos. so.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-27

sg' We regret to learn that two barns
filled with hay, belonging to Mr.. Solomon
Field. of West Derby, were burned on
Monday night.--tStandard.a ,&eoi ba'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
ciuutcerink
come

To many of our citizens draft 10 oh
tain man TO enter ihe military service IL
extremely odious 10 others it IL frightful.
while all will agree that if the numhrr
can be raised soon enough for the neces-
sjties Of the government. by volunteering,
il is the best way In some towns in the
State, our own not excepted, draft clubs
were ormed 10 raise funds 10 assist the
members drafted in committing. We do
no. know that we have any serious ohiec-
ton. to men forming such clubs if they
wish. except its tendency j. to defeat tho
object Of the draft namely 10 obtain
men ut money We understand that
these clubs are composed of men helong-
ing 70 the first class and that each mem
h"r PAYS n certain sum. say $50. and If
there he anv surplus, the funds are to he
returned to the memhers As more auc
cessful wav to escape the draft, we su--
geet the forming of volunteer c,phs. Saw
for instance. every man ia the first class
in the city. liable 10 military service, enter
Z ciun. paw MS SDt. ana IfldL l1p fun'i~
thus raised IN lie given 10 the families of
volunteers, who may enter the service Of
their country
4 large sum Of money would soon be
raised in this wav-larre enough To give
rhe family of each volunteer a sum Of $500
which, with the government bounty, wo j
make a sum Of S600-enOu.h Ia secure a
home for a family. The quota for the citv
under the next draft is 20. and we look
upon the above plan as one likely to se-
cure the men-we have the material here.
and with sufficient Inducements men will
leave home and take the risks of the bat
tie field The situation of Affairs indicates
progress IN the success of our forces
each dav brings some new evidence Of our
superiority over the rebels and with hut
few more vigorous cfFnr's. we shall he
able 70 calcula'e upon the time for the
war 10 close Volunteers are worth more
for the purpose Of the government than
drafted men. and if they can he obtained
with the same eff TT that drafted men are
enabled 10 commute, ii is wiser and more
patriotic 20 do So Sail we raise our
quota
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
THE NEWS.

Since Gen Grant gave Bragg a fine
druhbing ut Chattanooga, the news from
that quarter is cOntrahani From this
we infer that Grant is not idle, nor has he
gone into winter quarters.
Gen. Ne lde has again re-crossed the
Rap dar. His forward movement was
evidently to entertain Lee, while Grant
and Burnside attended In Bragg and Long
street The remnants Of those armies are
now, in part at least with Lee. and Meade
viii hold them about the Ripidan, while
other movements are being made by other
divisions of our army
The repnlse Of Longstreets army At
Knoxville. rs noted in another column.
must have been exceedingly humiliatin.
10 that ceueral--one of the best in the
rehel army.
Gen Banks is doing very good husi-
ness in Texas He has taken several
towns. and MANY prisoners of late
Gilmore has turned his attention 10 the
city Of Charleston again. The Swamp
Angel sends her compliments 10 the chiv-
airy Of that pla about twenty-five times
each day Warm work is about to open
in that city
Gen Butler is rapidly organizing black
cavalry regiments in the Carolina-, hose
business will he to attend to guerrillas -
Butler pays his way as he goes along
Volunteering in many parts of this
strte is going on rapidly In this section
more money can lie raised to paw men f'.r
toers a draft is the only wav to raise
the quota Of the city, and it will surely
come
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
From CHATTANOOGA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4-Thc Bulletin
has tie following:
CHATTANOOGA. Dee. 2-The movements
Of this army is now going on, bu; cannot
b. reported
Thereare questionable reports ola rebel
raid across the Chicksmauga river at Red
House forks, and that the families took
refuge in the tuwn. Rumors continue to
thicken Of rebel doings in the border coun-
ties of Tennessee
Reports say that Faulkner and his me n
are not only conscripting all the men they
an lav their hands on but they are TAX
ing all the horses. mules cattle and hogs
without regard To the political sentime nts
of the owners that they can find
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
kEROSkIE OIL AND LlNPS,
~THE BET N TOWN.
.r .9tt c. II. cox { cos
NOTICE To CREDIT.pR-,
IN EArE-iswa County Cour

II s.e rlg.ter OF tie iIs, VIZ rrt Tsstzu.snt ot
Ntacg Jeffrey, decssxed:
I EFTEkS testanentsry having been this dav issued
/ 70 Phillip Alien. OF 10 - County, and I've ye
pnths from the da hereof being owed and limited
ere iI.ors = l--seat fhsr clts deceased
foT exam IA ioT aDd allo snce; II IA ordered IN
claims and demands against the Of said de-
ceased he received and adjusted before the Judge Of
this Court and for thai purpose he will he a, hi. Office
IN the village Of O0i,-ville. the frs, Monday IL
eseh month, during the term above limred
And ], IS further ordered that sal execute without
delay. cause copy Of this order b pu'Ai=hed for
four successive weeks In the inersl Poin, Tribune
weekly newspaper circulating In said county and also
ths; he cause like posted I'D ia four differ
ent public laces in said county
Dated October 18Th, 1863. p & ASsI,EY
<-fs Covn.v y1i9-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
~A curious case 3, law has arisen

%A curious case 3, law has arisen
in Pomerania A farmer held meadow
9th the right Of irrisation on eacn recur-
ring Apostles Day. He contended that
there were thirteen apostles, : including
Matthias Barnahas as we'll as Paul II
was closely argued by the lawyers; and
the joke of the affair is. that several news
papers have been poaneeo upon bv the gov
ernnent and punished for having been
guilty Of undue msrriment" il abiding
% rs scbieo>
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09

Rs-aiftsnces or clubs must be made time but
additions may be msde any tine ub rates after
q club has been raised
PREMICss FOE CLUES.
Tor . club Of II copies o, the Weekly, address
With sfs, .ree ca7T Of the Weekly.
re- club c. = cooies ot ihe weexr % one address
win Z 81, free copy OF the Tri-Week six month";
For cIuf Of 20 copis. Of th- Weekly 20 address
vith $50 free clpy OF the Trt Weekly one year
the DSsiy SIX -onths-
For a club Of SIS COMES the weeky 20 cos address
With 800 the Daily free year
" Moc.y bv Dra.., EXP sss. or n Registered Let
terl nay be scot .. risx- As1resa
JOHN L. WILSON.
rYkAsAes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09

oot pFkSOHeTS.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 3d-Nidnight-As spec
Ial ~ the Journal SAYS Gen. Wilcox tee-
graphed to Gen Burnside on fhe Both,
that 1T A. NJ. of the 29th the rebels at
tackled his force and succeedei in driving
our skirmIshing line TO the right of the
Kingston road and forced it bac To Fort
Sanders. We afterwards regained our
position.
There was sharp skirmishing all night
On Sunday morning at : o clock the reb
els moved three rigades against Fort San
ders, and portion thereof, notwithstand-
in@ our hea y fire, gained the ditch but
could MT ascend the parapet.
We took 800 prisoners and three stand Of
colors. The rebel loss in killed and wound
ell is over 30. Our entire loss is about 20
Longstreet then accepted Burnside :
offer for "A cess tion of hostilities tn enable
the rebels to attend 10 their wounded
The wounded rebels re exchanged
for loyal soldiers, wounded in previous en-
gagemeuts. and the rebel d Fad were sent
through our lines
Col Russ, commanding the as.aultinc
party, Col McE.vy and Lieut. Col. Thomas
we're killed
A simultaneous assault was made on
the right of our line, hut the rebels were
finally driven back Our loss on that side
was about 40 The rebel loss was much
rreater than ours.
Our supplies are ample for the present
The rebels have been reinforced by one
or two oi Bushrod Johnson's divisions
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-The military al
thorities received a telr N this morning
from Gen, Foster, who was Joined at Cum
herland Gap bv the forces previously sent
thither from Burnside, to guard that im
p 'rtant point
The few troops under the former might
perhaps be able to inhicr some damage on
the rear of Gen. Longstreet, who is re.
treating into Virginia
General Sherman would reach the
neighborhood of Knoxville to-day
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
SFw A,tsP oryPE G.LI.rQy

THE ProrretoTs = ne NeF Azzbro:yPs Gallery are
4 0ow rc&iy - tske
Ii K F. y F. { F. :
Ill the latest nt improved styIsss having the sdvsn
sars Of northern Light. sna ars:-elAss Camera,
THEY WARRANT TIL Err WOl X
ahsrs c, the PabHe patronage "a respectfully sole
lsxd
asola. CT Cozrs House Square.
Kendall 4 BROS
october :. Isse ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09

~ E02GE APPEL kavlcs Ettei n his Shcp II the
- approved s-Fir Is prepared - shave, Dress
N1S- ShSu92a etc. a. who may favor him With calL
=. vii Also Aiteut BiseGla CuppiRg Aai Lsechlng
notice a1H IN ne best NJ the science
rae zSs ?ezts-l satisfaction varEau-sd all
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09

nH- Gen. Daniel lcickles recently broke
his crutch over the hcnd Of 4 cnpPerhead
in New York, for TRADE Of abuse to-
wards the government and the army
Dan might dnd plenty of use of that Ii nd
for crutches. over the heads OF his old ad-
mirers. in this latitude
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09

say a story is current in England that
the Queen il about to visit the hvmaniai
altar again, in company with gentleman
ncrunying n ish position in the roval
''irrles Of Europe At this harmless rlI-
NOR the London press grows wrathv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
s A. far as we can learn. ahou. a

eE As far we can learn. about all
the abla-b"died men drafted in this town
tn reported at Prairie du Chien, paid
their communication monev-s3 ~. and
came home. Some few have lett tor parts
unknown. aud a number Of others are a,
the upper lakes in the copper region
DodoeriHs CAraRicie
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
EA>HtItNARIE
saRaER1Ss ASn HAZE DRESSING

SAkBEhINr ND HAfh DhESSING
THE Suos-rtt s~lnE recently op 7e shop In the
room ! Il dnas tHe PcSt 0ace = prepared 70 wait
arar customers Al Ar hour u the a2v. SHAVING
Q fkNPe1fSG. HAIR DRESSING. &c. done IN the
81 manner a-1 uaess fashionable styles
ny utfeH - his business and srfeRt desire
p&szss ones - H=rt ani receive share q lie pat
-pa o ne citizens = Mineral Point
AlurrAl P5.at, June srd 1851 - " P. TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09

a~OTIRy Plh1lc land Ag@u.. 6. g. Arens lows
y county Wls ~5i' attend tn-. payment of tsxe'
&c, vith accuracy End Espatch- ol
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Is sse OLD Eagle Saloon, corner Il High and Vine
streets. Mineral Point, Wis, by
BL 7 8 8 * . o NJ


Txelye lines Nonpsr ii type, compact matter or ther
eo1ival mt In spsce will he counted a. a sq1ar--
Prrr.,5,rapia .rt U-.iras- Carts a. line. PR
yer lines, sEi afty cents Tor each al
dtti0asi line
Fsrav Salces plblfslaf fo1r weeks, - toT single
All ukt An Ff,v cents tor each additional ANNA!
notice
Legal Sn'icas ~ Statute rs'es
SPECIAL S1fic Lead and kept inside hs'ing Dr~ce
dsn- ~ or Taarv aiverser nts 50 per cert advance
orinsry rates
Notice, cf .-.snss clzritable societies &c half
pr &c. -.
Atvr-isarn~t. accompanied with directions viii
se {7s-rtet till forif AMI charged Tor accordingly
Al .rEHsi4Tf y5rArfiSsTsHrs n7sfSf hs nfid foT ~
af-Iurs This -Iie will ~ varied 'r7ra.
Tesrlv ziver-is s allowed the privilege of cang-
80 quarterly
10 Advertisement considered less than sq1arr.
.lLs coLLEcrAsLE <srEstY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
gg An Ingenious person has disc

Eg An ingenious person has discover.
ed that the three most forcible letters in
the alphabet are y X G that the tw"
which contain nothing are NJ T, that four
express great rorpulence. o b { L: that
two are in decline, ID K; that four indi
cate exalted station, Y l. \ c; and three
excite our tears, vet, when pronounced
together, are necessary 10 n good Under
standing, l. f G.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
TAKE EP

a DY :he subscriber. ressfI-s n the south
zN.~tD west corner OF the town Linden or
6 or about the 18th Of Nov. 1853 cne small
4- Hight bay HORSE. With hind fee. White
and u,al star II the foreh ~. supposed be years
old The owner 10 requested to call prove property
pay charges, and take him s~ny.
John J. DAVIS
D~c.ueer sse fs<s t~0
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09

~The last reports from idaho Ter
ritory indicate the election OF the copper
head candidate rs delegate 10 congress
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
su.hs.E- ,:..oEwEr.

ToCSsFLL0R At L4w.-83-e in Ross Builiinz,
Opposite Tribune OEce s;ses. iIsh Street Min-
sss Point E sco1slE- p
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
Dr a. PERRIN.


{La,e A A., Surgeon : Army
~RYer-TtS snt SURGEON wInEvfl = Wisconsin.
Dr Perrin intending % locate permanently In
n1viIl- o-rr. hs professional service. its citizens
sn4 surrounding coultry. 50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
JOHN II. " E-ToS
BENZ. e.. Dit

NOTARY Fusllo. Coavsyancer End Gensra! Asent,
- Liz ieu- Iowa county, WIS. le-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
THECHlCAGD EVENING JURSAL
FOt 1851,
Daily T,i-w-rkiy and w.rkly.

Daily Tii-werkfy and weekly.
CISCE our last yearly announcement, TH. EVENING
y ioUsNAL. in all its editions has largely increased
its circulat on a Il undergone great Improvement
Il has pit on lin the tenor of its ways" sup
porting the cause OF tire country and Of the Government
with a the zeal and earn sstness in its power.
Keeping in view the great aud sll-imPortsnt H.
sue tha, is b ing co tested on the battle fields
The Pre>e-va ION the BepnbIc.
have course TO pursue in this erergeu
cy, namely To gtcs c0r'ist/ md coqSttat support
r. tt0se ,ctO rre 1T tbe hrTd0 the Dcsra nett and
"f tAs ar7lies Of ths faioa, vePresentng cause
and Ia5oring and fighting Tor its success
This has been the Of THE JOURNAL thus far
sace the commencement Of the War anJ this IL will
con,ina- TO he until the rebellion shah have been cr-
i the that patriotic duty dictates and which
we feel assured the loyal people approve.
The JaCRSAL ia now
Equal TO the Bes' of the Newspaper. Eas, or
in the amount Of newsan other reading matter Il pub
Ii his. and aims 10 give tte Gerry latest rselcs
By TeTe graph r oiherwi~~,
IN ADVANCE OF ALL IT'S WESTERN corExroR.Rrgs-sn
object has succeeded In attaining Hkost ereyJ
in DcrrInt occurrence or ereat Of the lcG thus far
To tlis, great pense has been incurred and great
effort made. which cen than rewarded by a
stead, aud large increase Of patrons,
T. increase oar facilities still farther have
dered
~~w team Fen .-Cviird- Ito. p..we,-Prr
otd,ible the capacit Oft one on which THs Jorgx,L
is printed Il is nov bul ling in New York
We Ia e large corps u Editors AMI reporters in the
cit ap!e an Iidhie tents IN
part of he army and in every news centre
Gus D ally aud Weekly VI irket X R~por,s
gotten Gp with a view accuracy and reliability
and suficien ly comprehensive meet the wants
OF buyers and Hers in all departments OF trade.
In short endeavor.. in every department Of THE
JorRst directed to the great object OF giving
the Western people
\ -ouud, T. .mpr. hrnsivr and ReittbIe News
paper.
While Gratefully ackn ,sdstng the liberal evidence.
have received during tn year closing Of the
pTeciaton Of the Western reading public. hazard
nothing in promising thai fGtu Srts will be even
mere worthy Of their support.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
GEnRgF ". COfB.

p2oDrcE Al :.ogi c1m ,aa3 . .5Ts. MsFsssn. iss ns.r
4 q Depo4. Mineral Point !e--&-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09

G ESEEAL Dealer II Dry Goods, Groceries. FEovis
II oas Hsrixs-e, &c, Yellow Stsce Wa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-09
AsA ccsz ALEE- wTLsos 1As, = sCpl
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