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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10
The Scout.

Gen. Washburne has in bis employ one
OF the shrewdest scouts in the service. 1t
does one good to observe this cool, dar-
ing man as he converses-always looking
bis man in the eye. He is about thirty
years OF age, and perhaps it is better that
| do not tell his size nor describe his pc
culiarities. His eye is his great attraction
to me- 1t is keener than that of the bird
of the sun, emblem of liberty, and looks
through rather than at one. When he
first met me, it was in the shade of
peach-tree in front of a tent. He halted
and looked at me like one in deep reve-
RE; not muscle Of his face, not an eye
lash, no motion to his full, firm mouth
gave signs of lite more than a statue.
Said he, or rather asked, "Where have I
seen you?" l could not tell. go. yes
in Bolivar, last winter, you sat at the en-
trance Of the cemetery, on Christmas day.
writing" Here it is six months after. and
nothing to remind any one of it, that I
can see. However, to be successful as a
scout, he must be of retentive memory
and quick as thought in the perceptions
How he penetrated, and how he learned
all that he did, of course, cannot be told
Suffice it, he is reliable, if there is anv
thing in that much abused expression. =
Vsc&s6My Correspondence.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10
NEW SEREES-NO. So

doliars TO be paid in the manner herein provi-
oea lor oller troops re-entering the service.
1enh. Officers in service, whose regiments
or companies may re-enlist in accordance with
tne provisions OF their order before the expira-
ton Of their present term. shall have their
commissions continued SO as to preserve their
date OF rank as fixed by their original muster
into the United States service
ElecenM.-As soon after the expiration of
their original term of enlistment as the exigen-
cles OF the service will permit a furlough of
thirty days will be granted to men who NAV
re.enlist in accordance with the provisions of
this order.
7'welfM.-Volunteers enlisting under this
order will be credited as three years men in the
quotas Of their respective States Instructions
TOR the appointment Of recruiting officers, and
for enlisting veteran volunteers, will be imme-
diately issued to the governors of States.
BY order Of the Secretary of War:
E. d. TOWNSEND, Asst. Adj. Gen.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10
A Rich Scene.
the Elmira On. " Press

From the Emira IN. W Press.
We yesterday heard of serio-comic
incident which occurred not hundred
miles from here, that must have been de-
cidedly interesting to the parties concern
ed, and should prove valuable story for
the perusal of jealous husbands. The
facts given are as follows:
One of our most respectable citizens,
who is blest with the prettiest and best of
wives, and one little responsibility, had
been absent from home for some days.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10

The Portland Press learns that over
twenty OF the students of Bowdoin College
lMaine) have procured leave of absence
Tor SIX months, and enlisted in the Third
forming. Nv"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10

The London Times publishes from its
special correspondent an account of the
battles at Chancellorville, six columns in
length. Under date of April %, he speaks
Of the raids undertaken by Gen. Stone
mans forces, which Gen. J. E. B. Stuart
for seven days was powerless TO check
Or chasti>e," and abiding to the passage
Of the river below Fredericksburg by Gen.
SeGgwick.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-22

Six WafhIns NIT 1 rosr 6 Dfrtetraft III rts aEas
msif Iaes!nbsis; fs eaaR mi. sesr e5ns N3ee te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-22
Illus Der oUrne5meu Belt.

3riiten perm unp Grau QincpIn ~finerjtits unt
ttm binan3miniftr G6ait uns itinr 5cttrr anr
t~svsrsjts ic1 rs in rprigsr 8ote ju eintm Guiz
trittt e~ttrmmrn irtn, wsl6tr RE gauge ~tIeaantf
getlt in 0aitin8ton in Guiresuns ufriegte. Wit>
tbtilur8sn rarItsr psresn AIR 10 .i.I ais mG3li6
unttrtrudt.
Ser Gtais icl nimIia tie GtT4t gslutt IA
len, RE Rejif uoG rem Nrreen nit I.intr Got.sr
ron @aiRiu0trn in sintm SgssiaI3uss ausutrstsn.
60 tala abr eisrs Yrvittt esr Trau linccin 1u
Strsn ~gstcmmen, irl fs lei rsnt 9r1Ircnttu aui
fa3 Guti4jsrsHits 9:9'g lie NusIatrans reTIStn
TrOtst ~sin8tea! tat'n, incem lie ee 9etauptun9
a~ultcQts, eGB lie aiisin in @merifo
raG glt6t tabe. nit stntm Grtroz
sWGsjurt en-, IL MAX in gNllanl UNI
Granttj& sisIts uu6 rur ter 66nt9in Sic,
i"prta, Der @rinjtiiiu ron @aIt,
unp Der &otisrin Gugsnts ;~pgstste :.
gae gtmiitungsn res gt6frsntsr, icint G't.
r'aEiin 3u Fsruti8fn, ioIfn rcrflntis ittIstitla-
0rn tattn, unr 70 ii, ME man fa sr3dttr, i'm
ridts GNtees iFrig g]'Elt'6tn, ais - nit Iin-u
Gjnarimiqifsr in ,lrtsrkanrluratn 81 trsttn.
Nabttm mefriats GttmiiliunQ7eUritl3ae o.
ma4t mrIlen nartH uno IS tsinat: itjcn, ali
MIME lu hem tsreits tt7ttsuesn 8ritse nit ntu
Susm unr tenn rrCbsnrsn 0ri,ss nit Gnalanl
une 8rantcsi6 aud nod rim gGr3srtri.g in TEN
FoIitiit'n saustalte Der REHABILITATION austr,'
den, r~fr'inisis man i& tnsIib rapir, rag Ser,
@tait nit f;intr Tphtsr smar in sir.n gs.,iaI
rasen, sas'0sn nit tfrl asrr6ntiG gatn;u9'
rsilsn irne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-22
0incr'a 0orir:Sincn

III alien Sweden elmer Samilirn: ~ lriiin &c ;t'ian'
meuSelcft, ta6 Gins iunrrh1lt ihrr5 Wittni9stre'ie
&rantbsit !hHcr fcltsn Il! entSch1n rsrnh"5
Syrc ruFbrrinssnren Giscntthaftcn rciri3en u'Ip t"rten
ALE SbttIs res mcrfhIihtn Gr8anismrs, inrtih tie rAs
tranthIfts 21irten ~reifr,trn ;uretttriu9cn mn eti'fn
Sttcustr1ftc ,rircer ssfhnc %hcrttsErn, Sn Srl8t t'is
Gtaenltaften if etr ron S6merj uEs rNriihcr Shira
Dc Undergraduates Natitrt trllaunt. lt'nt e't'nnrDs
unr Gner9is rHrh Gin 10 einfadee une sinlhrtnes,I git
tel witrcr r~er9etelt ~ ith:n. .
9litht nur turirtn itc pt al!tA9lihtn, %irrHtTn dV6j
ritI t,trtttihr rnr qtfIfr ihc SrArrptitsn. Ser pi'
tcr,tidnctc 2trtnt mirp meia:n Nmsritanii@sn Ainl"'
had, welttr Scusniit iNr,r &nr;" mn NH"'iIaA9tn
iuihrtm Wctraudt III ~frl9tnrch Erlnfhtitt'' snih1lt
Se>trmonn Sratis ntcr MAIDEN Nrr'trFTin5' !oFrj'
Ercunt,, Srrftdbmcr,tn in Scl3r ihleAtcr 9evnau''us.
81 h~nupfru. Sebmer; unH untpAti9tstt Ger g er'rnlt
@lIBHna, Nrretitlrfisteit, gdtiabt HnH anstTs Slant
b.ittn .yrslhc rrn ~lansfhrncy rrcr S%sRtmmttr Sir'ut'
tirn res 9!utts 6errnbrtn. Die y IlltH iinr sin A's3e'
| ;cthuttt6 W;ttcl fir eis Grntucruu9 r:s Hittrs III
nc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. scr ottatlmIbigttit INN St&rf'
elrh Erauthctt btrIntcr8ttcmmene &pitGn5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-22
Oeiuitbt Ser WroSnfte.
n.

'tt ciFlf 9iunrs aui ten guits
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-22
CttO Nmppius'
Seutfcb=amerifamiic6e 1pmane.

Tat ie,er, gsu,iA,, ,,f omerifoniiAsm goren
it lrr Same Sttp 8uppius fstannI, reTtn
Nomaue ius5sipnr.r,. inn fiuen meitsn QeIertrei5
iser re o1u,r l1pisn nsnpuneu taten. Ir mar
"a. rsr ,n,rIf nn;,r> omSrif,nii+,u @srtSlnire i'm
g,ponSr rrs Rrm,'s ZEN Y.n,itcu rorIIbrt, uur
raf er ros 8ittjns ostrs1tn, ksipejlf, ran sr aar
bolp Der qisSIino Ter Psutit. onerifoniiheu Qeenrlt
,purre, @os fie gr,6bluuoeu res GerioirrsIrur
% pi,Ien ouperu ouS;sihust. it treuegBiee
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-22
Ayers S~aysaparilla.

Gts ter ~otsrten, @inc unt 81. G6arlsa Ctr.
It:r UBSDELL, PIERSON & CO.
10 p!t IN Nspzgc.t, Wbitlrelptia, QltanY, SuTalO
GteYelanr, Getrrit uno Gtico9c.
Certificate rss Ct. eOuis' G0us9t Tnr iar aus al
Gpae9itn 9WIti9.
Geierenirn:
. Il Sanuarp, Gsp., pen. 0 . Sitter, U'aicr
ttriel Bgi91t, 6on. amutl @rrtinrie9c, t6rn. s
y Slair, prcf. 0ti9arp Gcwarrs, prot. 6 . Gan
torn, . Srae 8rcmn Gsp 8 Satrn. Ylci. 6
6 28tncs, Ntr. o1m 50 Ggict, 9trtt Il Sorncs. era
L9snrp Qmrs, Csc. .opu. . n Barrett, t6rn. 2BaiDe
Sing, DIRT. s 8 Sept, Sra StrclI ESQ, Gtrrbcn
D 9@rlo ESQ., 90 Bailey ESQ, VI m Suufbaufer
Gsl, Scp. & IN Neif, 2em s rncs Gsa, 9ier. S1:
mes 8 Srrrtce, rs Gwin9 ESQ, Scc u Soplor,
ESQ, Spf Batter, StbtrDcn y6rpt GsB, Sas Sunsan
@sq., Sas 8 $i9Etncr ESQ, NepIrGus Mctcr Gsa.
0os Ct. $rgia Qollt9t, 10 mie rio, nit renen cs in
Ntrtinrun9 itcbt, wirc nab rcm rr0ttifhcn 8rtbdttss
UNI GrmtcirsQ lan rr9auiirt mn arlcitct wtrccn, inetin
60 nit rl%ifcnrcn ScrttifHttn, NScd1cl. mn G6rcit'
uthtn, mtc wIrtilhc u}sthIits!ct0ic, rcrftbtn III. Ger
= tuocnt wirp i'll nc rrAttlibe1 @rfhUftsdrtcjtcr rts
Grmrtcrs, Ter @0ntsn, rtr NNmrf'&lf- Cfftcn Il.
ttn9tflgrt, mcil or ~ gIcth;r Sets a: camtt rtrtunrcncr
8tnnrfWRc 9cltrrt wirr.
Scr rrNt GUS mnf1st: trrrrltt wu6 flhrnn9. taufn
Nt6t, tdufm. Nt+5nunGen, ej;tdbS lts,Gcrrcjrcnccntc
ShcNidrcItcn &C. - Gic Wclttcrubmtt SS.ltcr Iht
Observation-Disclosures it' I'll uns cir9cfubrt.
S1s ShcnfhrcittIb tfcbt infer kritun9 - Prct
q. s. Sgtu'cr, r1s Ter taufIyannliheR j, tlnn8ei
inttr I>rrt. GrnrNc Mcftr.
@ttuliiHmtr tTtn am Sa5 tuc Qttnr.
Gin8dn9 III WintsStra6t. SIR GirfuG0rt MGR G.
tunti3uu9cn irScnr elmer art tttictt MAI in @clIcsc
immcr jcr;ufrredtn cccr ;u a%crtItrcn
Srport & Strottpm
10 Gsy G. ct. 9oui5. W ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-22

n uns 10 fcrt, sts rr 1Otf ssfiqt IT, POrauf Der
g Jig sarassr sesOEsn uns %ftTiflts an sintm fass
ZEN Orte al i6fpaert Mir. Gen Gifs tuts man
,rIl unp faGt itn wirper t~rtaItsn. Die gurten
t0nnsn mad tini9tu 5ag,n 9snOItn psrr,n, p5s
pOsI Il IsersS Sisafp ft Ssr6siert.
o. @anatitr.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-22

ets ter ~ctsrttn, @inc unt 81. Gtarlsa ctr.
Itsr UBSDELL, PIERSON CO.
10 royt In Mepzgc.t, Nbitarelgtia, QltanY, @uTalp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-22
II. NJ AN N Y
fnttntirIe ocrstnt Ie
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aL5 uatfTG riJtncn 2&cttlcttrn ~ titfcrn. 2$Jr Ia
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SO rrr N1ucrAIfti5stit mt Ir8eno elmer III rGH 3lr
GtIat;n aryftr;igttH Diaitime Elm.
21ir m0rtlrln ne:
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Missouri Mli1."
Sir frhGsrtr Gefo;3, ais Shuitttr frlpchG mit as
Dl1bcr, rcrtfcrti8t unftrc GnfftbtGu9 an aUe Eaufer.
p16 cjelt OlItd.nc in jcotr Sryirbuu9 %rcutrmmenc
0tUust5uNH8 9ttsn wirp. Sit 1T bic tinji9r o.
u03snc 2 .rHintun8 zines ~atEtcmmtntn
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mtrt9(hafttthcn QjsieGih1tt III ct. So@ti IN Stttc'
Ter 1859 ais l.. ; 'rris rlc actttH. 'Sht,n tf3IHe III
$4,000 ais Ger tcite rgrrni8tc Shnittcr unc 9N1lsr
unp ttt /. VrImic rtt srcfc ftItcrne M:rJi,ic I'm
5000 ais Der bcite lalh;r. 9Ntbr as 200 Nrimlcr
J. SlLfTc inn ilr auf Gin NusHct.nil5tn oI:its $lntcs
mic III GurrpI %jusrt0nnt r'rrrn.
FARMER frLtcn rem 0prttcii, cine i'm NtfteTl ctfer.
tiste MIftinc III c%.baiteu, n,4t utcritben.
29ir pcrfrrtiarn ,rrct eidttun9cn: ems 5 5u Dr.
dime fur .. UNI cin: 6 lJ2 gus far 4 pfcrpe.
TIN Sefsaungcu ttitcn freunrlib't
KINGSLNDS & FERGUSON
Gtc Der 2tsn uno Gbcrrp Cir ct. 50
g. &reb, gssnt fGr 6ermann une I'm &,
Sic Wafdtns NIT 1 cosr 6 Vfrtetraf IN rts aGes
mstr 'nss!hhsi:; ne saaH init sesr ebGs Naes tt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-22

O. S. s. @9sr mn 81.
$crel!, m1nahufttts
Cir Dats, Crime an ,ttnc9 wc,, Gag ricfcs Gil, Sc.
,rtlft5 nib ;uptrlaGracs l6tilmittcl furs ale &rIrtbritcn
N, rit rurc1 mismattftr Ginwirfunstn rcr1nlobs fine
cenn ir3cnp Gin drnrrts lis j ct rn.rcttcs. Qua bat
IS nc@ cinen mrittrcn @crtbtiI fN: rNs putIiturl, r1E
ts n1!nii6 70 tjui9 ais gut it. 3uterttttt ron
DR.. AHer ann 81, Sppea, Maf.
rGV~ Nyri5 IS 90 pcr -6tliNt. r.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

DIED At Columbus, Ky, on the 4th
inst, DENNIS CowEN, son of Rev. John
Cowen, of this city, aged about 81 years.
The deceased was member of the Dedpe
vile Company of Volunteers, which is
IN The 5lst Res't, and was respected bv
all who knew him His remains w-re
brought to this city. and followed to his
last resting place on Sunday morning bv
a large number of friend, and neichbors
Dernis was first buried by his compan-
ions in arms, with military honors. at Co
lumbus on the 5th. His father went for
his remains, and by him we are in form ed
that every facility in the power of Col.
Messmore, and the compe:.y to viii h.
Dennis belonged, was offered, for aceonu>
plishing his object The Company gem
erousy paid the fare o their lost compan-
ion the entire route home, for which, and
other kindnesses shown, the friends are
duly thankful
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15
From Washingt On.

Washington. April 9, 1868
The rebels on the Rappahannoek were
ne:er 30 subdued and quiet AS to-day
Falkin, in knots, it was ascertain ed from
them that iu.rt has been taken by our
forces What fort, is not known Late
Richmond papers contain no dispatches
from Charleston
There is little doubt but that note
has gone to England from our Government,
To the effect that if other vessels Xix, the
Alabama are allow ell to sail, it viii lie
considered an unfriendly act Some think
that war is Inevitable. The better opin-
ion is, that England viii back down
The Adit Gen order, on the ID inst,
guarantees the soldiers re enlisting after
the expiration Of their term of service, in
addition to so bounty, furlough for
thirty days, Immediately after enlistment.
Attorney General Bates and Senator
Ramsay, Just returned from Hookers ar
my, unite in reporting il excellentlv cared
for in all respects, and the men eager fol
a ti.at, and devoted to their commander
The soldiers were never so well fed or
clothed. Bates was not o.er cheerful
Wien lie went, bat returns in the best of
spirits.
The head chief of the loyal Creeks,
tpOthelSo, recently died at the Sac and
Fox Agency. The other refugees are still
there
The pickets of the enemy across the
Rappahannock say that our forces have
gained an advantage at Charleston, but
decline TO give particulars. The rebels
are evidently gloomy
million and quarter of dollars has
already passed for the Army of the Poto-
mac, and Pavmasters are to start to NOR
row-three millions to be paid daily until
all are paid
Musters of the whole army of the Uni
ted States viii he had tomorrow, pr par
atory to putting in operation the enroll
ment law
The enemy is actively engaged on the
hAppah&nnock. and his camps and fortifi
cations are increasing in numbers. lut
many officers think this the old evacuation
plan oGr balloon and signal corps make
the opposit, report.
The Commissioner Of he Pesinsula has
decided that 1t il not feasible nor wise to
nav pensions In disloval States, either bv
re-estahlish,ng agencies there or bv cor
reSpondence with bureaus there being
great danger that they viii 20 t. the dis
loval This decision is made on applica-
tiot from New Orleans.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

Sanitary Commission March lIth One
barre! icons < barrel potatoes. Sent
april iUIn 500 IN cash to Mrs. Z. Harvey.
IN care of the Western Sanitary Com also
the following articles:
feather pillows 3 comforters, 23 shirt,
L pair slippers, 2 handkerchief, 5 hop
pillows, lot of lint, par socks, packa-
Ees OF sage, papers herbs, paper dried
cherries, II cans of tomatoes, bottles
catchup. bottle pickles. , cans preserves.
- rnaeazines, lot of German newspapers
lot OF English newspapers, | barrel On
ions, barrels potatoes.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

UNION LEAGrE.--At the next meeting
Of the Union League, on Friday evening,
the 18th, inst, gavel, made of wood ia
ken from the celebrated rebel steamer
Merrimac, will be presented to the presi-
ding officer, as present from Col Whip
pie of the 10Th Reg Wis. Vol
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

~. Farmers are busily engaged with
their Spring wcrl Many Of them aye
already through sewing wheat, and the
ground is fast becoming in a condition
for ether crops
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

I:'coME TAx--By the provisions Of the
Law, the Income Tax viii commences on
the lst of May next Immediately after
that date the Assessor will attend to the
Ass sssment of al who come under the
Law
The amendments to the Law require all
Licenses to be renewed on the first OF
May, 1864
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15
Proceedings of the Common Council.

-
City of Mineral Point Wis,
April 9th 1868.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Common Council of said city was this day
held at the Council room.
His honor John b. Terry ExOflleio
Mayor in the chair.
Present Aldermen Lenahan, Gundry
4 Spielman A quorum not being pres
ent, the Council adjourned to meet on
Wednesday the Sth inst at 5 O clock a. VI.
JOHN b. TERRY, xOfic o Mayor.
Attest w Il. CURRY, City Clerk.
City of Mineral Point Wis.
April Sth, 1868.
Pursuant to adjournm Mt the Common
Council of said city met this day IL the
Council room
His honor John B. Terry E.-Oficio
Mayor In the chair
Present, Aldermen Guniry, Spielmau,
Lsnahan and Jenkiu
The min,:tes Of the previous meeting
were then read ana approved thereup-
on the following accounts were audited
ard allowed, ;.Ii the aldermen present Vo-
ting for them.
Edward Cornish for sheet iron Ira
ces for Flag staff, Sl4 90
James Polkinhorn for conveying
paupsrs to Poor Farm, 400
John Bennett for conveying pau
ners to Poor Farm, 300
VIM. Coaie repairing CITY Hail. LIS
Matilda Hood care OF infant pluper, 500
Joseph GundTy Merchandise, %
John IT, Vivian 90
John Ivey Constab,e5 fees ana care
of stove pipes, % IS
Clerks and inspectors of election, 20,oo
G.. w Bliss, printing and alionery, 3,G3
Stephen Thomas, stationary, %
VIM. IL Curry, salary "a Clerk e.. s5,5
Charles F. Legate 81. Commissioner
then made his repor. for 1862, said re
port leaving a balance IN his favor OF
$23, SO On motion of Aid. tsundry, Sec
onded by Aid 81 lehman said report was
accepted, balance allowed. and the report
ordered to be filed ali the Aldermen pres
emit voting for the same except AID. Jenhln
who voted in the negative.
Christian kessler Ci5y Ire tsurer, then
returned to the Council. City orders tn the
amount of eleven hundred and twenty four
dollars and fourteen cents ll24 ID which
had bee paid and taken up by hun aud
was then cancelled by re Board SAID
treasurer also made returns of City orders
amounting to nine hundred and nine dol
lars and thirty,four cents {S909 34) with
the interest, which were issued on account
Of the purchase OF the Seminary Buiidtn
and said orders were then cancelled BIZ
the Board.
On motion the Board then adjourned TO
NEE. at 9 clock A. NJ, on Saturday the
lth inst.
JOHN g. TERRY, Ex-Olicio Mayor
Attest w. Il CURRY, CITY Clerk
CITY of Mineral Point. Wis.
Apri. lth, 1868.
Pursuant u adjournment the Com
Council of said city met this day at the
council room.
Hi. honor John B. Terry EE-Odicio
Mayor presiding. Present Aid -pielmtn
and Lenahan.
Thereupon the Election returns of the
lst 4 ID Wards OF votes poiied at the elec-
ton of the eth inst. were thereby then
opened aud canyaSsed The following Is
a true and oorrect statement os said re
turns. TO Wit
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15
T A K NOTICE
Cousrr rrEAsusrs'. orrIoE. Iowa Co., WIS.

COUNTY TTEAsUsEs'. OFFICE. Iowa Co, Wis
Dodgevie. April It'll, 1863
Notice Is hereby given that much ri each OF the
Following described lots tracts parcels of land
De necessary for that purpose, viii the 2nd Mon
gay lin IA of May next and the succeeding
days be so at Public Auction the Treasurer's Of
nee In the village of Dodgeyille, in said County. for
payment OF Taxes interest and charges thereon unless
the sa ne ssia be paid before time Sale
meuce at o'clock in the forenoon Of the day above
named FRtNcIS VIVIAN
County Treasurer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

D6,' The vote of wa County is no, yet
all received We think however. hat
Judge Cothrens majority viii vary bat
little from 800
LArKR.--Cothren's official majority in Iowa
County 3o7.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

the Common Council, passed last fall, per-
mitting hogs to run at large in the city
for two months, has ceased to have effect.
Hogs hereafter found In the streets viii
be smpounded.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

WAR HAS ITS TRIuMpHs, Sc HAS PEACE.
While the armies of the Union were
winning brilliant Eictories, the Chemical
Saleratus was enjoying series of unin-
terrupted triumphs over re popular aver
sion to all saleratus because the common
kinds in use were found to be destructiv {.
Science had demonstrated that the Chem
zeal Seleratus was not only pure in its
nature, but wonderful in its effects pro
ducing better bread and biscuit than any
other kind of saleratus or soda known
A Correspondent from the 18th Regiment
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

TAX LIsr.-The sale of the lands in
Iowa County for unpaid Taxes, will com
mence On the second N nday, (the Itn
day. of May. instead of the first Monday
in April, as enormously printed in most
Of our last weeks issue.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15
Range s
VILLAGE oE DopGEvILLE.


psrrys Addhon.-Lots 9 in block IS; lots I 5
in block II lots block lots 8 9 blk Blacks
Addition-Lot so IS 81 2. Jenkins Addition---Lots
) 6 in block lots blk 5 lot blk 6; 10 in
ks; IS 10 blk 9 lots blk It's 3 8 blk To-
lots blk 9; lots 2 blk IL lots blk 4 OTIS %
: blk Is Lot in Dodge's Addition Wi sons Adj
dition-Lots l. "a IS II ii IS ~ As NaddeD's Adj
diton-Nor h pa of lot and past OF lot :: lots
ISL Il is Il Is 30 Al As 49 so 90 90 los 106 III lis
13o 1871 152 1874 .. Eddys Addton.-Lots 10 ii To-
Lot In lurralrs Addition.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15
VILLAGE LOTS IN AsEsA.-MoHEK's .DDrrros.

Ltsl, T. 2. 8, Z, s. 4, blk 9; ltss. s. T. blk 10
Its 2, g. 5, blk IL 4, blk II: Its blk l.; Its
10 ~ blk IA Its O. 6, T. S, 9, 10, blk IS Its 2
blk To- Its q 4, 9, 6, 10, IL, blk II Its l. 2
4, blk lts1. e. 3, 4, l. g. blk S It's & s. blk
10 Its 3, 4, s. 6, Z s, 9, 10 IL ~, blk II; Its
., g. Z, 5. g. Y blk IL; Its l. 8, S, g. 7, g. g. 10 H.
- blk 10 l@1 4, 5, g. I, s, 9 L II, blk IA Its
Its II H. blk Is; Its l. 8, 4, 5. 7, s, o TO- IL
y blk 10 Its 3, l., blk IL Its 1, 2 8, A. 8,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15
VILLAGE OF avocA,

Lots 1, 2. 8 4. 5. G. blk I; lot 4 blk 4 lots
4 . blk 3; lots l. 2 4, bl II; lots l. 3 8 A. s. g.
blk 13; lots Z s. 6, g 10, bik l6; lot 3 blk II lots
s, blk %; lots 10, g. A. I and s BLK % OTIS l. 3
and ~ blk 90; lots 49, IA, G., 9, 10 II, ia d s
blk q; lots Q 3. f. 5, G. l. s, Q, TO- H. - 49, IA
IS. is. X 30; lots O TO- II, y, IS, IL 81 los
IL, g. T. ;. ., T. $ 9, 10 H. II, ID, II, Is L. blk
So e5 blk ~ W, Tx IS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

~ Many of our citizens have already
commenced making their gardens.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

DID,
In This City on the lith INST Of Corsestior If the
arss, Kase infsa. daughter Of 7. and Enzss ID
AEsley, sseG 2snias-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15
Town s Range Q.
VILLAGE or HIGHLAND

l. "a II of water course and 1t AZ; NV corner
1t s; 1t Ga 1t 81 & NJ of IS 1t 43; wpt IS 1t IS;
5 pit 2S 1t 1879; Its 3 & So: %; Of II 10 BARN
HARRIS ADpTTIoN.-Lt> 10 & IA
VILLAGE OF CENrRsvI,LB.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15
Iors IN HARRIsoN's SURVEY.
CITY OF MINERAL poINT-rrKsr wAKD.

Lot 227 22S 1t 229 1t PAL; 1t 242 1t 251 pit 252:
1t 255; 1t 256 IT 265; 1t 266; WI 1t 26S 1t 237 /; 1t
2I0 /; 1t 343; 1t IA.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-15

e- We have tbe following additional