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well gugih- 20 &c .cL CiI<k Latin, Frc7ca and tie
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ssc-at session Wi Goumencc he 4:b Of January, 1854,
and close tie 4th Ja fol- owing. sly address ID Curds-
Vile. :;uckins hsIi coSoty, Va.
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WTANTED--A louTH, eli good character. 10 st'y
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BY Su tkELFG2D as q g.! d.. l. 81 i-.g..rri .t-
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a~ SPECIAL NOTtCE.-We ere au:hrr-
y-d 10 announce GA'-rat W.. " BG,W-E - = caGG.
tnts rho Senatorial er eonic.,d o. u-s
,ouu,ier of 'upepof, Madison, OTpnsc AID Greece.
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further Information rtpCci!bg II. proper, Ls
made - K. K. HOWISOE. Lisbuoid or 30 The p.oprs.
tie premises.
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I. ALGR..II FAMILY SCHOOL,

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a.. a.r' s'.-ioa O: hi. School VII commence on
TLC.>p - =: dNy Of October. aIa will close tie
la: '.v @ - frliu'vl:.. Jprs.
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%" az. O." ,;sT,r aid .!1tc6E l. T-Hr.i be desirable I"
hlir a.Gs vacancies win g!s Of about lie same
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12

his command, and himself with it, and he
has not been heard of since His fate Is
not known here.
Immediately on the return OF said scout
ing party, our Brigade was ordered out
to engage the rebels and break up their
nest if possible So, precisely OF o o'clock
We took up the line of march, the Dist
Missouri in the advance, two sections of
the End III. Battery next then the 34th
Wis, and 10th Ill Infantry brought up
the rear. With US, as scouts, were three
companies of Cavalry. Away we went at
double quick, all jubilant over the pros
pect of a little brush with the rebels !;
but before we could reach the rebels q
dispatch sent after from Major Gen.
Hurlbert reached US saying that he had
ascertained that the rebels were too strong
for Us and for us TO return to camp This
news cast gloom over the whole Brigade.
Col Moore said he was certain that We
were able to whip all the Secesh there
were out there; however, we ha3 to obey
orders, so the next thing to do was to get
back 70 camp we could not come oack
the road we went out, on account Of a
stream we had to cross We could cross
it going out, but could not cross it coming
back with the artillery and provision
train, so we had 10 come back by cir
cutouS route which made marching dis
lance for US of about 35 miles, which we
performed in Is hours. | heard no com
ulaints. except Of being foot sore, from
any Of onr boys.
1t has been decided that the drafted
maliria time Is out nine months from
the day they reported TO the Commission
cr Il has also been decided that tins
34th VIII be mustered out Of seryine by
companies according to the time they re-
ported: some Of the companies viii have
to sery six weeks longer than we Go.
b., do, out the Reg viii be taken back
to the State by the middle of August, - |
think | may safely say l will be at home
by the 10Th.
The health 0f our Reg has been good
until the last few DAYS, There is now
considerable sickness in the Reg. Some
Of the boys have gone 70 their long home
Among the number, two Of the Iowa Co
boys One died Of fever, the other was
shot bv 4 Secesh. But the Reg has done
its duly; It has done cheerfully all it has
been asked to do. and that has been no
small amount Of Guard duty, and fatigue. /
and they are ready on their return TO the
State. TO fight Copperheads if necessary. |
The Federal Union, it must and shall be (
preserved
Yours truly,
A. C. NJ /
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12

CoPFERHEAD TICKET-The self-styled
Democratic Convention, which met at
Madison on Wednesday last, put in nom
ination the following ticket:
Far e10rey7a0r-H. L. Pslnsr. Of Milwaukee
For Taz1tt GoUernos-Selson Dewey, of Grant.
For Secs = StIte.-Euile Rothe, of Jefferson.
For TgsCtsNf sy-C- :. Benton, Of l. Crosse.
For Att0Ts,Sg GrsRsr8k-E. a Hakeley. OF Dane
For Bgak Com gtr9lJer-H- c. Pierpont, Of Mani
to~oc.
For school upertnteadeat-yoiney French, Of
kenosi1a
For Strts Prison Comm issio,ssr-J. r. Bohan, OF
OEaukse.
We have not before Us the platform put
forth By the Convention but understand il
is of the regular Copperhead stripe, as we
should infer from the candidates nomina-
ted They are all men of undoubted po-
litical character-just such as JEFF Davis,
Toombs or Floyd would vote for if they
had an opportunity. We are glad the
party ha, put forth its representative men
if the people of the Size Of Wisconsin
wish the State Offices filled by men who
are opposed 10 the best interests Of the
State and the General Government 1t Is
time it were known. This ticket viii be
sure Of a majority in every locality where
opposition to the enrolment and draft has
prevailed, bat ia loya! districts il will
meet with little favor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
Look at THIS

We would call the attention Of our
readers 10 the letter Of Vallandigham'
which appears IN this paper, It's one OF
the most di-ni6ed documents that has ev-
er appeared in print. Whatever our ad
miration for the writer might have been
II Is heightened ten fold, since reading
this letter We have no comments TO make
but hope that every one VIII read it, dem
ocrat and republican alike, and all gave
II the consideration its merits demand
Sbuis5urg Local, July 18th.
He Is our style Of man-CI ztfanooga
Rebel
Ii Is 70 his interest, and 10 ours also,
that he sueceedS-Aobile Register.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
s9 Col. ALLEN Of the 5th Wisconsin

g1~ Col ALLEN Of the 9Th Wisconsin
Is in the City. He Is looking well, and
comes up to the full standard Of an abo-
iiti0n officer. Death - the white Liber-
" and susteuance for the black Col. AZ
1Es has proved himself brave, efficient
Officer He would make a far better Pres
zdeat than Old ABE-simply because he
knows s4e.e rhan Old ABE does.-intc!li-
JsRrsr
S1~ 30 bitter, towards all loyal men
arc the Copperheais whose hissings and
poisons are vomited over the shoulders of
JolfS HEBRON from week to week through
the columns of the Ellts1Hgegcer, that they
cannot let an opportunity pass 70 insult
chose who have left their homes aud risk
"a their lives in defence ofthe government
rem which those craven towards claim
protection The late visit os Col ALLEN
CO this City was seized upon 5v one Of
these contemplate sa-aks who are ever
rea6y to vi Ify under the cover Of another
snaps name, To spit fnrtb,a little of that
native slang which constitutes tLe stock
ard trade ofJust ss-h aulmaIs. The rec
rG ~ Cal Alien as a brave soldier, =
sgaTiart gffcer. and an accomplished gen
tlernar, viii y dgsyR q qe.se1ity On the
pages of history. which the children Of
.shose who envy him and spI1 their venom
n him through the Iutsiigsucsr, win ask
that their names he changed. t. avoid the
nn5empt brought upon them by their
fathers notwithstanding they attempt 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
And then at This.

We cannot support Mr. E-Gcr-mapju.
Dem paper of Cleveland, Ohio, July 18th.
We protest against the platform and
the Candidate. - Steubenville, COhio)
Union, Dem, June 18th
Aallardi-ham is a re5el at heart. and
would now be In the Council Chamber or
army Of the Southern Confederacv. but
be can be more serviceable to that cause
by remaining IN the North. We would
rather melt our type for bullets and cur
press into cannon balls 10 FIRE AT the reb-
els than 10 use them TO promote his elec-
ton (Ohiol True Democrat Dem
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
Bi FFALO, y. Y,
" urranie For Ifyc Yen,

BT TFFALO, Y,
WHO LES I'D POT
= Fulton Street .....-..
- ----.-..-.. Chicago
WHO LEA lie AGI MI
Henry Tolman & CO ..--.....-. Boston NJ.
W = GOibsru - . - t,ir~ir,'.,s
Balner Weber - :, - a. "
James B-Iak ..-...-..--... pbff.5.4.,t.
:. '-s--- Detroit Mich
= s'Sts, .----.---- ,----- New Orleans
q . -i'iioi Toronto e. ".
Person acquainted uith the Helod-,- and 70. = ;.,,r
vi bar 'si mind thar The pioneers ard I'a4z
n''lgEasJ1E.r- u"f only ia the United stat. t4t r.,
tis N@Fte commenced the Enaufact or, ~ Meto-
rohs ~ the "a oi the year i~+1 aud since that time
nave hiisiied s'ld sold THIRTY THOUSAND The
4ieiii- afr nos ga use mostly ia the United states
ailH tii'a' ynt 40 "a Europe Asia. Africa south
Ail " a1' te Vest indies and frsIu all fifsa rysr-
ters we have ti- ratterfr-. - 80,
estimation flI @9Hci fL.t are held
At all Industrial r Z hibir ions they have Inxa-
riabis been awarded the HIGHEST PREaII-
"a whenever exhibited in co7Dpe'ian viii.
others.
" e sitall take pleasure 10 forwarding ~ mail IA; e,r
own e2E}ea-e5 ILLUSTRATED Cstzaase. 90 hcf every
INSTRUMENT TauuEtGtur4 f. fGlF described and u
! lustrated ty elegant -l-raria-s-
All Ael5d-aus a. Bracfur- either zsi7 fr VI
Or Lea rr7 u any E4rt Z che United state. ar Cara
any repair- necessary before the ssps~tor - 4a
years from the date gf sale hold ourselves ready
and willing 90 make le same free ~ charge provided
the in5ary = NOT eause4 rs accident sr Fesser
gents for the sale q NsIod-saz f1ay i found ia.
all of The principle towns of the Uu.faa States and Can
address either
( GEO- 4. PRINCE 4 co. Buaago. \ y
GEO \ PRINCE a Co, = FuIteu -. y 7
GEO s. PRINCE & CO, - Lake s.. Chicago III
+ or either q the above whsir-af- k-eu+.
Curtis Beech. Agent. Mineral Pa.ut 1s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12

FEtNh Eo This interesting young
a1au Is ont in q d:rtv letter in the Tribune.
iu which he insults his former friends and
abuses tie people IF the city generally
tt r. aII because be wants an excuse n
become puiiuE ahuliioni>t ana a legal
izaj rauqer = THtefiigegcer
This j. The replyof enc Of the latter day
tories who sbulks behind the name OF
joins HFReaS. to spit out his Coppcrheai
poison a, everything loyal 70 the com
plaint oC a soldier. Of the failure Of tie
citizens of Mineral Point to fulfil their
agreement in providing for the families of
such a> would Volunteer tc save Just such
,ncn a. the writer Of the above from be-
coming subject to the draft The strict
uces ot Nr Rows upon the lack IF atclity
n the part of those who defeated the tax
Fur the relief Of soldiers families. were
Just. AMI richly deserved Mr. Rowe was
one Of the many who felt that the claims
X their families were in the way Of their
enlistment and only volunteered when
they supposed they had reliable aSsu-
rance that their families would receive the
slight pittance Of five dollars a month
from the County Of City during their ser
yice in til, army That such pledges
were given cannot be denied BY any one
whose memory i not poisoned hy the
virus of Copplr.scaiism. That those
pledges have been violated. can be attested
to by every soldiers wife in the City
Until the County Commissioners turned
the n-ttav of providing for soldiers fam
lilies over to the towns in which they re
sided. the county paid the five dollars a
month Since then. . far a. the City Is
concerned, those payments have ceased.
The vote last Spring Tor Tax to provide
the means for those appropriations. was
neEatlye1 a. was claimed at the time,
Through 3 misunderstanding on the part
of tine voters But on the last vote there
was no such excuse and the voting down
Ct the proposition was an act of IniuStIca
of which the soldiers mas Justly complain
Ihe last paragraph of the quotation
from the IHtelllgsbce~. shows not only the
anImus Of the writer, but explains the
reason why the Tax was voted down
Every soldier IN the service Of his coun-
try, who loves that country better than the
rotten carcass of the party to which the
InteIligencer man belongs. must 5e s-ig-
matized as an AbolitionIst and q legal
izcd pauper and that too BIZ men whom
taey have helped 10 profitable positions
and who might lonE since have been con
scrIpted into this Abolition war a they
term it. but for the enlistment Of those
whose families they agreed 10 provide for
aad waich pledge has been violated thro
the iHstrumentalitv Of just such Copper
heads as the writer of the article IN th'
IatstlsgeaceT- But there will come day
0f reckoning
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
How the Enrolment was made IL
New Diggin5s-

The manner in which the enrolling Off
Ger stole "a march upon the Gopperhea0s
IN New Diggiugs, IN making the enroll
ment, i amusing, and -ives evidence of
considerable ingenuity un the part of that
funcIonary-
y BAPTIST preacher named CIack was
appointed to enroll the town. After tray
cling around several days without finding
a single man OF whom he could ret anv
information. ne concluded it wouldn't pay
to 70 IN in that way any longer, and re
solved upon different plan og procedure
Procuring last years enrollment lists, and
the poll books he proceeded to put down
every man Young or Old whose name he
could fud thereon. After completing his
list, he went to u C0pperhead Justice of
the Peace and requested to be sworn as
to its correctness The J. t. stared -
What have YOU got the enrolment COM
pleted he inquired in surprise, evident
" chagrined at the thought. Certainly
calmly replied Mr. Glack Why, it can't
be possible presisted the bewiIdered
magistrate you couldn't enroll it so
quick. nohow Oh. yes it is, respond
ed Mr. c. here Is the list, and am ready
to make the requisite oath. Jest let me
see the list, will We, asked the still puz-
zled dispenser Of law. ''Oh no objection
at al " replied the enrolling officer, as he
handed over the document !. p. scan
ned it for 4 few moments atteGtirely. and
then. placing his finger on a name, burst
out: Hell that man hadn't oughter be
on thar; he's too old :" Numerous other
names were found, whose possessors. from
various causes were not liable 70 enroll
ment, or who had been enrolled in the
wrong class The upshot of the matter
was. alarm was soon spread over the town
that everybody had been enrolled, wheth-
er exempt or not and Immediately Mr.
Ciack had the whole town trooping at his
heels clamoring for correction o. the list
Some half dozen followed him all the
way to Shulls5urg to have their names
fixed right
After that Mr. c. had no trouble in get
ting nj the information he wanted The
people were aS eager Ia communicate as
they had before been sullen and reserved
The Lists for Renton and New Di2gin-~
are comp eted. and probably none more
full OF CORE I can be found in the State.
Grant Co Witness
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
Assessors Advertisemr
United states Assessors Office. 80 Diss.. Wis
D.. -,L.--.. w. q A-....... D. -.

United ctates Asses-or7s U[lCC- % Us, WIS.,
Prairie du Chen Wis August 3d 1865
NOTICE il hereby given that the Is. es valuations
~ and enUHerations Of property, satect 20 tax IN
der the Act provide internal to support
the government, and pay interest on the public
debt - approved July lst. 1852, and the amendatorv
approved March Sd 1853 made and taken by the
Assistant Assessor Of the Sd Division comprising the
County Of Iowa, will remain open for the examination
Of all persons interested for the space Of fifteen days
from the l1th Of August, at the Mineral Point Tribune
Office in the City of Mineral Point, between the hours
Of m and p, m. and imua ediatey after the expi
ration Of the said fifteen days the 2sth August At
the Mineral Point Tribune Office IN the City Of Mineral
Point will receive and determine all appeals relative
10 erroneous excesssv valuations enamerators
made and taken by the said Assistant Assessor All
appea's to the Assessor aforesaid made in
writing, and specify the particular cause matter or
thing respecting which decision is requested and
the ground principle Of inequality or error
complained of. B. W. BRISBOIS,
81 Assessor 3D. Dist. Wisconsin,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
INpRoB.TE-IowuC County Court.

In the DlUtter Of tAe last toiI 41sd testament of
Richard HIRsnsiH deceased.
IN reading and fling instrument In writing pur-
porting TO be the last VIII and Testament of Rich
ard Hanm l. late OF said county deceased Is ordered
that the proofs Of said be heard before
Judge Of this tour Thursday the 2th day August
next ensuing, O'Clock in the afternoon of said tay
At his office the Village Of DodgeEie in said County
And s further ordered that public notice thereof
be given 20 all persons Interested by ppbshieg copy
OF this order for three weeks successfully prior said
day OF hearing, In the Mineral Point Tribune weekly
newspaper circulating in said county.
Dated July 22d, 1868.
s B. ANSLEY
nSo-3w County JRdgs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
FORECLOSURE SALE.

ST3TFOF WISCONSIN IOWA co CIRCUIT COURT
JUN ~ Plai uti-s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
-rNInoN-Fok RELEEF.

STATE OF WISCONSIN I0WAC0 CIRCUIT COURT.
William Hux-able, PlGjRtlF,
AGAINST
sarah A. Collier Edward Bredell, and Alfred Chad
ic az executors and trustees Of and under the last
viii and testament Of George Collier late Of St Louis
Missouri, deceased
Defendants.
10 CT. L. 5. Revenue Stamp-l
The Plaintiff desires the trial ot this action Il any
-he.e be 10 ne had III tbe County q Iowa
THE STATE or WISCONSIN.
TO sarah 4 Collier Edwsrd Brei-n and Alfred
Chadwick a. executors and trustees Of and under the
last will aud testament OF George Collier, late Of -.
Louis Mo- deceased Defendants
You are he eby sunmone8 ars -sftlirea . answer
the complaint q " liam HGxrzhler Fla.1z-1 cops
1f which : herewith served upon 1u, s=t complaint
being 6Ied in the Office Of the Clerk OF he Circuit
Court in and for Iowa County Wisconsin, and % serve
2 copy Of vour n the SIlscFi1er 81 tfe law
See oF Cobb wilson >udduth. - the City q Nine
RAJ Point Iowa County " iseosiH. within twenty dag
after the service of this summons, exclusive 81 the day
service and II fail 10 answer said Complaint -
hereby eauiref the Plaintiff ~ apply % the Court
.or the relief deua.s.sied II The Complaint
Dated July sth. 1863.
21-e~ GEORGE ACLKS, PITS Att'y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
-UMNeNS FOR RELIEF.

STATE OF WISC0 NSIN IOWA CO. CIRCUIT COURT.
George ?. whitelaw, PlaiHtiF.
AGAINST
John B White AdmiuIst ratOr Of the estate oi
Charles Bellinssi deceased and the Unknown Heirs OF
hares B iii SIX late Of Iowa County, deceased
Defendant.
r50 ct. [. : Revenue StamP.l
The Plaintiff desires the trial Of this action, II any
there be 10 be hid in u I county OF Iowa
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
To Tasn R wbirelar as Administrator o. the estate
y ha~les Bel iuSi deceased and the unknown heirs
OF Charles BelIiuSki late Of Iowa County, deceased
Defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required 70 answer
~. r,rr--sf--r n Geo p hiteIaw Plaintiff. shch
has been filed II the office of the Clerk of the Iircu
Court in and r Iowa County Niscous." and 10 serve
copy Of your answer on tn subscribers, a. t'e law
Office Of Cobb Wilson SGdduth at Mineral Point Iowa
County Wisconsin within twenty days after The ser
vice Of ths SUMMONS exclusive ot the day q service
and II You fail said Complaint hereby re
CURED the Plaintiff viii apply ~ the Court Tor the
relief demanded in he Complaint.
Dated July end 1St-}.
COBB. WILSON K SUDDUTH, Pla7s ATTY
Mineral Point. Wisconsin gov
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12

Thomas. ! Otis Laura O5iz Mary Jane Foster, I'd
- = r-z-zr s7S C1eor-e Is. Cti>-D =feudz1ts
i-tae % and pursuant % Judgment ot torel2-
X - ri lie rendered II said e lrt in the t5oEe
- p - AMI sen AZ pGbiic auctioo. AZ the front
- % The Court II Hruse ia the village o DodEeElller
n Te-s County Wisconsin. Thursday the lsth Gay
- snlst -5 al two o'clock In the afternoon OF that
tav the following described a1rtzagrd premises ~ 80
- thereof a nav he Necessary raise thc amount
- al i1a-rnea= interest aui costs c; sale towif
IT, half Of re northwest quarter Of section n1Hl-
br tvenrvoue f3If and the eastalf Of the northeas1
quarter section number twenty tzts IL 20" ,-slIP
--,-nr five - North in range n-Inssr thve1t5' fas
Al situate in Iowa County. Wisconsin -,
Dated Sheriff. aace DadzevilI= June - lsss2-
t,xRDTSER c. MEIGs,
Sheriff OF Iowa County We
C1bh. wtls31 s1di1,h, PIES Ahy>
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12
HePa1rlnS

done short notice. all work warranted 70 give
satisfaction.
Mineral Point, July 26th, 1868. 30-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-12

WN H. PRIESTLEY.
July 29th, 1868, @0tf
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