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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

ST Paul, May 81, 1863.
Int lligence was received today that
hostile Indians are about to attack Penn
bina, in the extreme northwest corner of
the State, and then escape into Dacotah
Territory. The Sioux number several
hundred, end they have made peace with
the Red Lake Ghippewas-a powerful
band of that tribe with whom they have
been at war-will join them in the attack
on tho settlers. There are about / 800
whites st these points 1t is feared they
have fallen victims ere this. All were
leaving who could When the report was
sent, Little Crow visited Hudsons Bay
Company and asked perm ssioa to occupy
their territory but was refused. He has
large quaptities OF ammunition buried and
supplies for several months.
The last of the Winnebagoes, 700 in
number, went down by the boat this even
ing The Sioux scalps were taken from
them as their possession would aggravate
the hostility between the two tribes, who
are located near together. They wcpr
and begged to retain their trophies The
people are delighted to be rid of the worth
less vagabonds.
No pubic demonstration was made on
Gen. Pope arrival. hut the people receiv
ID hIm with great coriialitv, and regret
,nat he will not remain. He returns to
Milwaukee in few d9vs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
CITY OF MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN

diately adopted by the party to whom i,
was applied, and the Judge had Just re-
ceived a large majority in at least one
neighboring town, upon a ticket headed
"Copperhead Ticket" Most of his sup
porters in this city Including his associ.
ate ''in the Intetligencer" had publicly
worn the Copperhead badges, and now
have them laid away, to be reproduced
and worn in triumph upon the first sue
cess of the party north Or south And
had not the blessed Martyr johnson bap-
tised the party by that name, certainly
he had established the propriety oft even
if he did not convince his hearers that
that was its original name.
Further the Judge says that "the con
centrated essence of malignity against
him l supposs) seems to have found vent
in the utter ance of single word Copper
head Now | most respectfully submit
that if that proposition be true, then the
epistle ''Chief of Con perheads' as applied
to him must superlativeIy express that IS
sence of malignity," must more clearly
show ''that reckless disregard for truth
and decency that characterizes the low
demagogue and compensated libeller," and
if my recollection serves me right, this
last epithet was first applied to him by a
leading paper of his own party (Milwau
kee NeUs,) when exultingly speaking IF
his apparent triumph at the recent Judi
cial election. Amici vitiun, nj feras pro-
DIS tuunt
The Judge asks "have the magnates of
the Republican party been studying
French politics 2" OF course where
else could they have gotten the idea of ap-
plying n nick name to partyC) Is this
not cool in a man who for the last seven
wears has shown a talent almost unap-
proaehable for ringing tie changes on
such terms as "Ab plitionist shanghai
" Black Republican "Woolly head -
N no, Judge; il is not necessary TO go
to France for precedents in politica ia
cobtnism. The party in which you a re
on Of the board of diretors has furnis ned
sufficient to satisfy the most fastidious
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

HEAT fkosPECI s---4-Is.a -.. parts OF
the State and Nation, our exchanges re
pert the prospect for large wheat crop
rs unsurpassed. A few of our farmers
say the bug has appeared but too late to
do any damage. The seas n opened very
au~p,cious; rained just enough; kept cool
surely the farmer will prosper this year
The disturbances and short crops eft e
wheat districts OF Eui ope will make wheat
command "a fair price Ii farmers attend
closely to cleaning their grain, 1T will
bring from five TO twenty-five cents Per
bus!.el more, than if dirty Besides few
loads of fou wheat Injuries the market COR
that day And if considerable portion
TOR any year be marketed foul. 1t will give
our wheat bad name in market-hence
make it worth less Farmers remembe
the wind mill brings in the money--Na
tioaai Broad 4re
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
A New Set of Rumora

New Y ork, May 27.-A special dispatch
to the New York Ecening Po t, dated
Washington, May 9th, says
The council of war held yesterday at
the White House, was the result of the
last visit of Senators Wade and Chandler
to the Army of the Potomac, and had ref
erence to the Offensive movements which
the rebels in Virginia have been for some
time threatening
Gen. Hooker is said to express the opin-
ion that the enemy is bringing up al! his
forces from Charleston and probably
North Carolina, for desperate aggress-
i've movement In view, however, of the
pC bliclty given to these threats by the
rebels themselves, it seems more likely
that t..eif object is to provide for the de
Tense oe Richmond, and by their usual
bluster To deter Hooker from another i'm
mediate advance
New York, May ga Washington
special to the World SAYS 1t is rumored
here, and believe the rumor 70 be true,
that great fears are entertained Dy the
Administration of an invasion of Pennsyl-
vania by Confederate forces. General
Schneck, of Baltimore, is said to have
commune ated his fears to the Washing
ton authorities, and to those of Harris
burg, and the infection has caught.
Payments made TO the army within the
last fortnight amounted to 81, 10000; );
unpaid, $4,000, 900
A Washington special to the Herald
says: 1t is positively stated here that
Gen. Butler has already gone to a new
field OF Important service under the orders
OF the new War Office
Some uneaslness is felt hereabouts, par
ticuiarIy amone traders and suffers, at re-
POI Is that a large rebel force is movin :
up this way The facts as ascertained are
that the rebels have repaired the railroad
from Culpepper and Gordonsville to Rich
mond, and are sending large quantities of
forage over the road To Cuipepper, where
there is quite a large force principally of
cavalry. Their extreme pickets towards
our line are at Brandy Station, where
Gen. Hampton brigade is doing duty
These troops carry shelter ten1s, and are
well provided The impression prevails
that Stuart is concentrating a large body
of his cavalry between Cuipepper Court
House and Brandy Station.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
CoppeTheads and the Constitution

30 ardent Is the pretended love for the
Constitution among the Copperha cad wri-
ters and Editors at this time that we have
no doubt if some Of their leaders we're to
make a gra~en image, and name 1T Con-
stitution, it would find, among those who
desise to stand high in the party for the
sake of O. ce, numerous worshipers.-
They ha other means for keeping up
un orga ization which the leaders hope
will hereafter give them fat offices, but
to keep the minds Of their party friends
excited, by endeavnring to create alarm
for the safety of their liberties, and some
of them of late have given themselves TO
the study of history, and their presses
TEEN with quotatiC n> designed 10 convince
their party adherents that there is won
derful SIMILARITY between the usurpations
ot tvrants nd the administration OF Pres
ident Lincoln But are these croakers "a
bout constitutional liberty and abridg-
ment of the freedom of the press and of
speech sincere? Their entire course is
calculated to beget resistance to the con
stitutional enactments and the constitu-
tional authorities of our country While
. taey profess so much love for the consti-
tution, they denounce every measure of
the Administration adopted for the sup
preston of wicked rebellion against that
constitution. They cry aloud, Our lib
critics are in danger, not from the re-
bLllion.-but from the Administration ;
and all because their own party-a party
that cannot exist if deprived Of the loaves
and fishes of office-has been thrust from
power in a constitutional way, by the peo
pie. at the ballot Box If one half that is
alleged by these Copperheads about the
abridgment of the freedom of the press
and Of speech WIS true, the entire capac-
ity oi all the iails in he Union would moi
be sufficient to hold the half of those who
would be subject to arre.t, for the yer,
! freedom of speech by which they utter
| their false charges against the Admins
/ tration, is that for which they claim peo-
! pie are deprived OF their liberties.
All thIs uprcar about the INVASION n
| the Constitution is a wicked farce, gotter
: up bv office seekers and INDUCED IN .sr
ooiitica! capital SAX and to b.ini th,
eyes OF the ignorant, 20 keep gnem secur,
n the party harness, Every lover OF th'
/ constitution must hate this rel elton. Tor
IT is AN attempt to destroy that sacred an
strcment; and all those who are eonsta MT
! Is prati:.g about iolations of the c"nstitu
word To say against the authors of the re
/ beliion. are only attempting to SUR Goa
! the conspiracy against the -ove rnmen
+ and the Con ,titution they profess 10 love
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
sTATRoF WI CoSsIS IOWA Co CIRCUIT COURT.


ANNs MANGO A--PlaintiG,
AGAINST,
Harrison Lloyd, Delos Lloyd Jen-
ME Lloyd, wife Of Harris n loyd)
harles y. Henderson. Char es VI
lenders N, st phen B. Cir CORY,
James A Norton, John h Mcbride, s,,,,,o,. FOR p
John VI Robson, Har al Hoover, He,,,o,n I..rve5N
William Hope, James Graydon, N'
william Graydcn Geo. III. eeiey.
William A. Scott, r d Jones A.
Jones' II D Jones' E. Sears,
Henry X sheldon, William ii vt
Edwin VanGroas ack, and Henry
BOYD JT. De endants
T the above u-.me| ,sefrudaufs:
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
complaint in this action Of WHICH copy Is herewith
served u you and copy Of your answer on
me- at nv residenc in the ity % fnera Pon- oun-
sy OF Iowa and tate Wisconsin ~ thin ninety days
after ser.ce hereof usi Of the day of such
servic and IL you i.il to the coTnpia nj as
aforesaid plaintiff viii apply to the ourt for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
NOSES ST .oNG, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint in the above ntitled action fled
in the Office the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Iowa
County the 27th day of April 1863
MOSES NJ STRONG, Plaintiffs Attorney
INV.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
Summons for Z e.
hefCoIn servedl
DRUNKENNESS cUR-D.

a%HE inebriste may bid defiance TO the tempt
ing cup DR.. ZANE's ANTIDoTE for STRONG
DRINK is certain cure for drunkenness 1t creates
dislike for strong d. TAX and be administered without
the knos ledge Il the patient Pr rce 81 box Sent
by mail 20 address BY s. c. UPHAM, 4os Chestnut
ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
UcCircuiAxs sent tree. S-eu.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

~cIS@9~
!, he nndersigned Cd having just co1Yaeee4 tA0'
neatrs. ard Sest finished Hearse Ws9 M ChaesgD,
nd soaal If not superior any In that CITY a1s Ho3
,rrnzred TO attend Endertakng in al its heAnebeo
me Henrse can be had all times on deuaaA. v1sh
ne two Horses
Applications be ien atthe Cabin. a.Dp
ELLINGSa D DdOfnx7-
Ainersl Paas Sep o rse9
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
MOTHERS.

TIE wasting form; the glsssy expresdonleas eys tAs
ftfuI starting sleep The licking Of the with shs
thin fnge- Al tell in Palmer language than pen
describe that worrns killing your child. Get bog
Van Deusens CONNECTIONS the store and ii the
chant has got tern insist upo. mis- getting suppay
II them. Get those made by
VAN d.: -Ex BROTItKRs.
Kiayafeu, lister CO ~ "
|" PRICE Is CESrs Boz IN
8. Huntington. Wholesale Agent, Aefresor. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

YE-A cockney tourist met a Scottish us
sic going towards Glasgo~ .-"Lass,e. s~id
Ie should Ike to know if all the people in
this part go baref"ot.' Fart on 'em do. and
the rest on 'em mind their own business, "
vss the rather settling reply.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
DIE p.

At his residence three miles from IA city OF Auburn
N T.. DR.. Joseph Clary aged = year the fsihsr cs
yossph q. Cisry Esq, cf sAis cry.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
I.ItIIH UI Iu5H : y " =.
Cobb. Wilson 1 sudduth, Prn's Attys s*7o
Proposals for & Grading 4 Fencing the Court
House square. at DoA xev Tie.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by authority OF The io-
v owing resolution, adopted on the nth tnss .
specia session of the Board Su ervsors of Iowa Co.
Wis held at the ounty Seat Of said County. eEkCEp
BIDS for doing work therein specned viii be re-
June p 1893 The RESOLUTION 10 follows:
'.Resokre1 That the ourt House square be grx6ed
and fenced the expense OF the or w under the ~
ot for the reception of bids for doing the woyk tor
cash basis be given by him by advertising in the
county papers Bids to be received for doing the WORK
In whole in part, and the Chairman TO reserve the
right 20 any all bids"
For information regarding the amount and ehaseetss
Of the be done apply to the underdgned at
Dodgeville. GEORGE ~IMS.
2Nd Chm Bid Sup'rs Iowa Co Wis
Dated a. DodgeviIie this 18th day Of May. IsS3-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

a1- The Exter Granite State Meas
states that the oldest OF three brothers re
siding in Moultonboro. New Hampshire.
married quite young girl; his next
younger brother married the girls moth
er, sni the youngest took for his wite the
grandmother. Cupid in our times :, ldom
brings about such curious union OF two
famineS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
FORECLOSURE SALE.

FORECLO<URE SAIE-
The State Of Wi.consin-Dane County Circuit Cour4
Ann Berry and Peter spang executor and executrt1
Of the last win and Testament of Thomas Berry, -.
ceased, PLAINTIFF,
John Nolan, Jane z. olan William Heathcock Sessph
Bennett, samne Jenkin, enjanlin Barringcr, Philip
Eden, Richard Hammill, Mary Davis, Mary sNolsa,
Montgomery NJ Cothre1, Esther Cothren d Jend4rSs.
DY virtue OF md pursuant a judgment Of f1zRraae
ID and sale rendred in said Court IN the above
entitled action the 27th day OF April 1853 Will En-
pose for sal and sell public auction at the FROM door
of the Court Hose in the Village OF Dodgsvile In Iowa
oun.y, Wisconsin, on Thursday the second Aezy ef
July 1903 O'Clock the afternoon Of that day,
the following described tagged premises.
thereof be 10 raise the amount Of sad
judgment, interest and costs of towtt The north
quarter OF the south quarter; The
quarter Of the north quarter; tine south -xes1
quarter Of the north quarter and the
quarter "f the southeast quarter Of section number
thirteen 03) township number four %. north ~ range
three east. containing hundred and sixty aeres-
all In Iowa County, Wisconsin
Dated sherirs Office, DodgeviIe May 9. 1888, -.
GARDINER c. MEIGs, {,
Sheriff Of Iowa Z, via
Cobb. Wilson sudduth, Prns At,ys ssao
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
MINERAL POINT SALOON.

NJ y y y l. / X
HAs OPENED Al HIS OLD Saloon on High -
street ami supplied his Bar with the hest
quality of LIq.suI- lie viii he pleased 70 see
ais old customers Al any time, and Invites The
patronage Of the public generally
MHN 81 lad-.-a3-tl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

A TT0HNEY - Law aud N0Jsry Public, Dodgevihe,
\ Iowa County. Wis. Particular attention paid TO
collecting Refer to Hon. c &. washburu, and Cobb
{ Sgdduth. o.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
JACKSON. M ]

xINRRAL POINT WIS
H'cH srRKEr pIRxcTt opposite o s HOTEL
ng j hav ng had -er.ntesn Y arr PEact'ee
in the various hra~ches OF his profession hopes to
give satisfaction ta may favor him With call
So 4S-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
CHOICE DRIED RUIiS.
" cox GO.
II OF III L. ss - /! |.

We give you Ave good reasons for using vAsDEUsgss
WORM CONNECTIONS
Children ca them readily as they do candy.
2-Drve worms thoroughly without pain.
3-Cleanse the stomach completely.
4-Cures bowel and teethinC complaints.
5-Restere health and vigorgive ustre to the eyes,
color [, the cheek and checrfulness the spri s.
nd the where you trade or to the druggist
and get . box. II the merchant has not our Worm
CONNECTIONS him send where he purchases
drugs and get them Cut this out take 1t to the
with you and be and get only those made by
y,SDEI ~ks BROTaihR
Kingston. Cixter Ce-, n. 4.
sTr- Price only Is cts Box.
s. Huntington, y hoIesale agent HcGregor, Iowa
II sm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
Te rms of Advertising

Twelve lines Sonpareil type, compact MATTE o M
equivalent In space, will be counted as squa r.; -
pro.a..ouahIs and Business Cards - hi1e. per
veu for the first five lines, and hits cents o "0 gu
stonai line. .,t ;ru,
inai and hftv cents for each additional animal n.
same notice.
LeySI Notices at Statute rates. ,
nc,I Notices loaded kept inside, having psece-
49,. - a-s1nsrv ADVERT ssmerts 50 per cent advance
. ordinary yates e ~,
- ,.--.to,,. ell,
tdvarttsernents not accompanied with dlrecuonS "i
De Insertea tir forhia ard rhazged for accoFahke
an tryas5sut fSrsrfisetIsats tSt bE 5dfd} OF ~
.Edoducs This rule sill be varied from
Yearly 4ivertjs allowed the privilege oI e'ns
fns quarterly
No Advertisement cos sidered less than a sqaaE4
alL.s coIx scr,sLE QU.RrERLr-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
GEORGE Wy COBB.

pponuCE and general Commission Merchant, deal
= 10 SAT- Water Lime, sc, stone warehouse, near
= u Depot, Mineral Point Lo-8Z-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
Ea-HIo>sBLE BARBER

IvE0EGE APPEL having fitted up his shop in the
most approved stye. Is prepared q shave, Dress
Hair shampoo etc all who may favor him S1th call
I- vii also attend Bleeding, CuPpiug and Leeching
~, Shart notice and in The best manner Of the sc1Cace
TIE most perfect satisfaction warranted in all cases -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
Ft~K4lDNtssf E

RAERERING AND HAIR DRESSING.
E>HE Sabscrbr having recently opened shop in the
room adjoining the Post Office. Is prepared to wait
svon customers At any hour of the day SHAVING
C{AMPOOISG hair DRESSING, sc, done in the
\ .=t manner sud most fashionable styles.
st-ct ntiou his business and ardent desire to
gfexss 8pes 20 merit and receive share OF the pat
~.n Of the citizens u Mineral Point
Miueral Point, June STd, l>6l--tf NJ. P TURNER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
&sEfN N. ~ E~TuS


NOTARY Public, Conveyanc and General Agent
/ LIniea, Iowa county WIS. Iu-ti-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
J. n bFFETT. l. AZ.

+, ENERAL Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provlsi
IL ons Hardware, &c, yellow stone Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
nnETaR nAS4tsksRS~.

nHYSIrIAN and salrgesH, Mineral Point. Wisconsin
| Once one door above Pur0rds Drug Store, high
-, 1y20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

rtOJNSELLOR AT LAw.-0fice In R'ss buiiding,
opposite Tribune 0aice UP stairs, High street, hln
srs Point. Wisconsin. %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
>nAsA COBB. ALHx WILSON JAS r soDn1
COBB, WILSON & -UDDTTu-

Formerly Cobb & Sudduth.)
AwYERS Mn RAJ Point Eawa County, Wisconsin
i WIN atren "a pr0fess0Hs4 sastness and corre-pon
.tanr~ - heretofore wiz .. Pensions, obtain
F,,r,ss ton. the state aud Federal Government and
-,.a-r-- claims agsinst them upon THE A. terms
once opposite Court House, up stairs 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
AnII-El. ~. EsE.

nEFICE in Mofett's Block, in rear Of Drug >
I } .Iin-~.l POINT wisconsin BAL ;.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

NOTARY Public Land Agen,. &c-. &c, Arena iowa iowa
county WIS viii attend tot payment of taxes
SC With accuracy and dispatch oi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03

GARDNER &. NEEGS.

. TT0RSFY atL ana Solicitor in Chancery, Nil
y eraI Point. esaee in AAtons Block
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-03
FOR SALE =

good set of Blacksmiths tools. Enquire at the
store ~ Charlie Cox Co Of Ii. S Keys, Foun-
tain Street
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