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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

ALLEGED GRtsD LARcENrRs.- Yesterday Francis
luc David flyuu Directed and aaen bet 10 jus
tca d.. iOnOs Police Court clreei with steal.
.uy AorsV wagon, valued I5, Jauu, feutaud
NO 40 Washington Mahrt Tie sccus,d .eld lol
animation
flnguct Power arrested sld tlAen before the same
sco charged With strilg from Anu Auliy ul no. ~
FIaAtou street, silver yed ~ $50 q property
other nusoald yuons Mayhs Tie Sctusea wa, ns.d ,r
eAamiNation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

These Co.ees are sold to the trade as follows:
IN NEW.YORK.
GENERAL DEPOT. No. 28S GREENwIcH.sT
And by - -.
PUpKE TnERbER Sr fG y3RE 'iIs CHAMBERS AND
GF S i o. 10 TIE Ten No l ad,en;. cor North Moore.
UNDgRHlLL & WESrEkNELr, No. lSo Bleecker.stS
E. < 4 wXyTE, NJ. 300 4ths, corner Greene.
B 81 ID sGIDt yo Gi 10 800 sprugn
" ' g. RApELiE' No $40 Hadsom.st.
/ }. McMURrRY, No. ga sth-,y corner a4th,s,;
H0usTON kSrlNELE No Ssl otl.sy., corner acth'I
c HAWXuURSr, No 265 Sth.av, corner ++thst
r. MALONE Nos 70 snd u 9h,ay., conner ldths.
Van HoTES No. SIS 5.Sy :o SU1t ssda
J. II. HUDSON. corner s.hst aud i,h-m
McNEIlN & LAtOR0E no. 2oj 3i.ay. above 2lGh
ClAs. p. KEAN, No. 30 94-av.
r. III. srUTrr X, 80 go5 81 uy, and 58ths.
GEO W. REESE. 4oths'. and LeNinslonv
MOORE BROS No. $50 2dAv., cor 55!n.st
j. /: nAMANN, No. s5s "a av, cor ?s,h'.
l.. H. LOGE5, no II ls,.ay.. cor lst.,t.
} HAlGilr, cor CLri.ty and sautonsts
JOHN A. PLArr No. l26 Broomo-s,., PhtU-
Il II. sANDEKsoN. No. 37s houstons
CHAS. u. BUSCiEN, No ~ Henry st, jefferson
J. BURNHAM, cor Avenue u AID sih.st
Goods at Wholesale and retail a, tho
CENTRAL DEPOT No. 100 Futou-st,
/. WIIfLN. corner LAY moad It, and My.ns.sv,
WM WEIGH, No SO Myr,1-av,
L. {. PRATT, No ca Myn--ay, a.,
NJ. Il. ROBINSON conner Malcy.st and Myrs'"'
). BRUSH, No. 1913 FultOn.ay.
kENN AID BROS. No. all tnlton-av.. -, ..
KENvyAMp BROS OF Ful'oa and Psin,m''
H. T.. CARpEN tN. corner OF Nassau ana 'ay's.''
DE LANERONE y MOS iEk No ~ smh'''
MCCLURE. corner OF Prospect AID CLaIies's"'
A. r. PAGE. No O8 Cour-si,
SILVER X SiiARf, NO. 30 CouItst'
II. '. SkNDEN, No. - Atianiic'st,
II. A. PHILLIPS. Colombia aud ! iohH"
uONANlS.
II. M. BROER, corner Of 2st'st ana SaaS'
" JERSEY CITY.
" r. DRAYrON No. - Non'somefy'st
s. INGHAM No - Moaeomes5-st;
u. C. voSS. coraer Railroad ~ aud ProspectsA.
0EO W MASTER. No. ia NewmAav.,
/ A LON ir 90 nee Monmouth and South %th.stev
GitNKY kfSOP south tth aAd Colessts,
| h STfLllNG NJ jj Sou,h Olh'st,
/ J. DkNLlN, No as / oin.tl, .,,
" ANp by GKoCGRJ CENTRALLY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

.uts,oyrRY Oh TuE WRECK or TIE FLYING DRAGON.
I1..r SInAE. NrLlcr- E.h. IL. L-hl

DISCOVERY OF IHE WRECK or TIE FLYING DRAGON.
COAsr SvRyEi OrFCE, Feb. II, 1868.
Sn: have the honor state tial ir tell gram d. I'd III
mtrnue at san trpucscO and Jrt received Assistant A. T.
gets cpoI having swrp os and found lac wreck OF tho
shp ns Dsg3u. which slnk year inside Of S.u
Ftancco enhance aud Ia the track %. vca-els passing De-
Snas Rock and Bird Rock ihe btargs Of the wreck
from both rocks here given lsom the report OF Assistant
RaUges-:
Al b Rock the wreck bean $40 W. (mesne.c) n 10
. ". (trhel dslant Jio ya'di.
A. ,ns Koch tho wreck beers ). 10 W. msguctic) = 29S
So " uGurJ defiant 90 ytrts.
Iwaud respectfully I,anst uuthor..y to publish ills In.
formation Ia t4s loIni OF , notice - natueiB.
Very respectfully, yours,
a. u. BACHE superintendent u. ). Coast SaiVey.
Iou. y /. CHASE, Secretary OF the treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
To Mariners.
POSITION or SOOSDAl ROCK

. y
COAST SURVEY OFFICE Feb. 3, 1868.
The flowing position of MONDAY kock. thu North
Far,ones ton francisco cnanca has been received by
el..fA Assistant 4 \. kodge.s, L. 4 Coast survey
Oct Imiu ed by the 2y,h of January, 1868:
REAHfNGs SooSpAN ROCK.
Point Reyes (stst cndl ~ IS 20 T.. (mSg) ". ~ o.
T.. Ufuel, IA nautical niles 81,
Nth fnuI,u 70 ~ L. (na.) s. go 5! f. (,rue ~
nau icN miles. .
D karson Lighthouse 5. 6y' ~ t. (mssl, ;. 50 ~ T.
(true). ~ nautical miles.
" ia,iou ct the conpass In 1909 Il, $50 Fast.
The shin noouday drlWnS 81 ies struck this rock on
tho 81 OF January, aud was totally lost.
SAILING DIRECTIONS
70 clear MONDAY Rock, do eastward Of Point
lie e., htadug " ~ until the Nouh oud south fMalonos
m aule Vessels tear AWAY safely for san Fran.
...., DAf. \. ID. BACflE.
Superintendent L. ). Coat SaTyey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
81 GAVE YOUR MONEY!
THE Peoples PROVISION COMPANY

THE PEOPLES PROVISION COMPANY.
late OF No i46 CLanb.rs NswYork hs, been rear,.nts.A
and duly incorporated with CAPITAL STOCK az sss aoX
having s General Depots q No. 26S GREENWlCa.ST.''
Newly ok and at No. IOc FULION-ST.. Brooklyn IT,
OBJECT OF ns Company !. &c bring the Producer Msnufsx
tufer and Consumer into the direct possible
To do this arrangements mGle with osH REspRcTI
BIZ GROCER IN EAca WA.D IN NEW YoRK AND SURROUND.
INC CITIES who Will supply the Goods offered ct tho ssos
prices that rule at the GENERAL DEPOTS.
The attention Of eiefprisDg manufacturers 10 invited 70
this matt LbeTa atDg eDts made It'll proper partisa
We WAX 20 call special and critical attention to our Cofess
OF which we pres,nt pm up two qualities, desgnaedys
r. L. CO.'S SELF-CLARIFYING RYE COFFEE
?. P. CO.'S EAST INDIA COFFEE,
Beth OF which are offered TO the public -
THE BEST MADE.
Certain ylsiuous scsnps poisonous desnts IN osu.
pounding Coess aud should be pe,hed as the law drscN
To asse tho public that they n buying our goods s Ed
ney safe hays Invoked the scisnd, scumen Of those
most eminent Analytical Chemists, the Mesrs Chiffon who
have only sDszed tested the pound, sold by az
Rye Core and East India Coffee bn, each separate es
mem entering I'M o the eom9ouEds as viii BE- Ieen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
Receipts o: Produce.

Pan. 2rGe45 bba Flour. 1870 Dssi Conn MoA bags
buca Flour, t45 bbls NhsAy 1890 bush Oas 500
bush seed 1910 it. Provisions. 80 pigs Butter, $3.50
phgs Laid $50 PKG. Oh Meal. lltJ DIcssea Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
. . . . . q q
lease read.
"OPFIcR OF THE LABORATORY Of
James Il. Chiffon Co. No. % Princes

James AZ. Chiffon L Co, No. 90 Pruce-s,
NEw-foRs, Feb. %, 1868. J
We have made chemical and microscopic examination fos
THE PEOPLES PROVISION COMPANY Of their two
grades Of Coffee styled 2. P. Goa EAST INDIA COFFEE
ard P. ?. Co.'S SAFEGUARDING RYE COFFEE
The result, Of ou investigations proves both to be free from
Objectionable or deeossaus ingredients and therefore
healthful.
THE EAST INDIA COFFEE i, a combination Of the
pure Coffee Berry roasted With other saoaace' hsv
ing nutritious qualities.
THE RYE COFFEE simply pure Rye, properly roasted
and beautiful additional element. to clarity.
Tie propetors have also furnished with samples Of the
articles entering into Coees which wso found to be
Of good and VT oesomo quality
JAMES r. Chiffon Co., Analytical Chemsta
Aner the testimony Of gentlemen Of such social ard pry
with the reader asking thng only which that you
Try ThE COFFEE.
kYIHE CCFtEE.
Try THE COFFEE.
TRY TdE COFFEE.
TRY TIRE COFFEE.
TRY ThE COFFEE.
TRY TIE COFFEE.
TsY RE c0FFEE.
TRY the COFFEE
In TO Rye Coff,s
YOU WILL FiSD No ERoor.
YOU WILL FIND no ERGoT.
YOU WILL FIND 80 ERooT
In the Ryo Coffee
YOU WILL FlND no ER0oT.
In the Rye Coffee
YOU WILL FIND NO ERGOT.
you WILL FlSD No ERGoT.
YOU VIII Ii II fI Hy6 40 '&SRoor.
In me rye Cofss
YOU WIFI II Id T 80 'ERGor.
vo,, VII IL i :. sI RyH c Gen spcor
IT is TnE BEST MADE.
Il Is Is TIE fHE S SFs MADE MADE
IFS TIE BEsr MADE
IT is TIE BEST MADE.
IT IT IS IS re TaF B BEsF M MABE
III Is THE REsr MADE.
IL has Pink Label,
ONLY 10 CTS 4 POUND
ONLY 10 CENTS sS1s A POUND
1t has Pink Label.
ONLY 10 cEsS Srs POUND.
1t has Pils Label,
ONLY 10 CTS quo /; POUND.
Il has Pink Label.
ONLY 10 cE sSd !; POUND
Il has Pink Label,
ONLY 10 CENTS .Ss !; POUND.
II has Pick Label
ONLY 10 CENTS aSas POUND.
II has Pink Label,
ONLY 10 CENTS y POUND.
IL has Pink Label,
anls
ONLY 10 CENTS POUND.
IL has Pink LABEL
and 10
ONLY 10 CENTS POUND.
PIP Co., EAST INDIA COFFEE
IL the best IN the market
ONLY ~ CENTS POUND.
p p. Co.'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
10 tie best in The market.
ONLY % CENTS POUND.
r. T. Co.'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
Is the best in the market.
ONLY 20 Gents A POUND.
p r. Co.'S EASE INDIA COFFEE
l. the beat Ia the rnaike,.
ONLY 20 CENTS A POUND
r Z. Co.'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
10 the best in the market.
ONLY 20 CENTS POUND.
p. p Co's EAST INDIA COFFEE
/, the beet in the market.
ONLY 20 CENTS A POUND.
r. Z. Co.'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
/, The BEST IN The market.
ONLY 20 CENTS a POUND.
F. p. Co.'s EAST INDIA COFFEE
Ia tho best in the market
ONLY % CENTS POUND.
r. p Co.'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
Is the bes, in the market.
ONLY 20 CENTS POUND.
p 7. Co.'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
10 the best in The market
ONLY 81 CENTS A POUND.
LOOK OUT FOR TIE LABEL
LOOK OUT FOR TIE LABEL.
LOOK OUT FOR TIE LABEL.
LOOK OUT For Tue LABEL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

QCEEN NICroEIA cN CEINoL.SE-IIer
Majesty has addressed the following re
nonstrance To- the Ladies' Of England
LADIES The queen has commanded
me 70 express the pain with which her
Majesty reads the accounts ofdailv acct
dents arising from the wea in- Of the in
delicate, expensive, dangerous and tide0us
article called crinolinc Her Majesty can
not refrain from making known To rou her
ext me djSpleasure that educated women
>uuui by example encourage the wearing
ot "a dress which can hc pleasing only to
demorllized taste. For tine miserable ID
lots who aljecrlv copy the habits OF those
cnnycnrjnnalIy termed their hettcrs. it i
impossible to entertain anything but pity.
iuJ to the ladies Of EnLlanl this appeal to
abandon the present darra iinr. danger
Gus and disgusting fashion Is made in the
belief that they viii show thamselyes the
rational and dccorous persons taey are
supposed to be | have the honor to he.
ladies, your most obeiient and humble
servant q. g. PHIPs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
Time for Work

Election dav Is appr aching, when it is
to be decided whether the government ol
the state of Wisconsin shall be in the
hands of men who are favorable to the
perpetuity of the Union by vigorous
prosecution Of the war to q successruI
termination. or in the hards Of the friends
IF the trtitor Ealandi4ham who would
willingly place the government IN the
hands ofJcF Davis, for the purpose Of Sc
curing the rule Of the democratic party
In Maine, California. Pennsylvania Ohio
AMI Iowa the people have pronounced a
verdict in thunder tones against COPPER
head rule. hut it was not done without an
effort On the part Of Union men. Shall
Wisconsin fall behind those states in dc
yoti8n TO the Uuion2 The majority on
our state ticket should not fall short o
10000. nor viii lit If onion men DO their
Iuty But rs vet there Is quite too much
apathy on the part Of those who desire the
success Of the Union ticket Our op?o-
ncnts are at work in their still sly manner.
and it is high time they were met witt.
activity on the part Of the friends of the
government Every man can exercise an
influence in getting out voters. and let it
BE remembered full vote : Union vic
tory Now IS the time. friends to arouse
Yourselves and see that every Union man
is made TO see the necessity for gettin
ont every man TO the polls who loves his
country VIII ven 20 70 work
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

TEe News.

Gen. Grant has taken command nj Chat
tanooIa and if reports are reliable is pre-
pared to meet any force that may be like
iy to oppose him Lee is said to have sent
part of his army to help Bragg. and has
himself fallen back to his entrenchmcnts
on the Rappahannock Meade's wherea-
bouts Is comtrtband 1t Charleston but
little progress is making, though appear
anees would Indicate the army and navy
about ready for action The news from
New Orleans and Texas is encouraging
though as yet but little fighting.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

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titi'N'''- y '"'S VI ''''s,'' ",
heard 70 say pHhtclE IN b'I-eN me, 1h"t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

I.EAvI>G TEE SINElSG SHgF.-Ner many
prominent democrats. who believe in u
hereafter, and have 3 regard for their own
future standing in the political world, are
-enoancing the Ryan platform, and for
-akin- the Palmer party The Madison
yaaracI announces the fact that Hon Joel
{ S4uires. Of this city. declines TO support
the Paine. ticaet. OF indorse the Ryan
platform We are not surprised at this
Mr. SQuires Is too shrewd politician to
adhere 70 . party that stands as near the
6raTe ot annlhilatioE : -ho copporhcad
Iartr - Wis~0ns;n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
Nor Day Nieht's Speech

Pursuant to announcement. Mr. WakeIy.
the democratic candidate for Attorney
General, was on hand on Monday evening
TO enli@hten the people upon political mat
ters The ,rowd was tolerabIy fair in
numbers, and might have reached seventy
FIVE at one time though but few persons
heard the entire speech About one half
OF those present were republicans We
must confess that we were disappointed
in the speaker We looked for good pa-
lit'cal speech, but GOT only n dry, pointIess
school-bov haranguc, filed with abSurdi-
ties and the usual TRADE against the ad-
ministragim and abolitonists. Leaving
out the 'nigcer, and hut little remained.
The speaker. however, tod one truth -
lie sail the democratic party was destroy
cd, and cenSurod seccssionists south and
aholitioni~ts north for the homicide He
likened his party to the Saviour on the
cross: crucifed between two thieves. In
this instance however, the degradation Of
the comparison was on the two thieves.
we imagine The resurrection part IS
so distant that the speaker dill not allude
to it. On the whole, the speech, as we'll
rs the meeting, was a failure, in point Of
interest. numbers or enthusiasm.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

Bs5~ Ada Clark, who says a good marv
sen>ihie things, remarks that, as long as
men prefer small foot i'm woman to a
kind heart and an hour glass waist to a
tender soul. women viii continue To tor
turc Their feet and squeeze their ribs out
If place, ami their hearts and souls will
remain what they too often are, shallow
pools, withrrei and dried up. or filed with
>tagnant and bitter water
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

EI- The Empress Eugene has intro
duced the novelty OF striped stockings
She appeared one day with her pedal ex-
tremltles neatly encased in white and blue
most ravishinE TO behold-snd since
then i'm tatIons Il them have become all
tde rage in the upper circles of T shion.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

r. Brig dier General Roger i Pryor
and all his staff have been reduced To the
ranks of the Con.edcrata army. They are
now serving in the 81 Virginia cavalry oi
Wickham'~ : late Fitzhu-h Lees brigade
Cause, covardiee. II sai5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

"DENNA yE HEAR THE SLOGAN. The
majorities in favor of the Uaion cause in
every state that has held : n election the
present season, count hv tens Of thou
sands The effect Of such results is most
cheering to the soldiers in the field, grati-
rvin1 TO their friends at home, ana killing
to coppcrheads. Even Gov. Seymour.
VINO, Ike the prince OF traitors, Nallan-
ii-ham, has been waiting and looking"
for an opportunity to give a deadly stab
to the Union cause. concludes tits useless
longer to fight public sentiment, and has
changed the base Of his tune, slipped Off
thecoppcrhcad skin for the time being ani
issued proclamation calling upon every
man 70 DO all in h power to encourage
enlistmcnts for the army Verify the
verdict Of rrccmen is potent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

gy~ \ young lady, recently blown of
some high cliffs on the coast Of T gland,
was preserved rom death by her crinoline.
which aIiEhtcd her, blushing bot uuhart,
- the S-r3 eight fea. bo'o,v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

u.s. Nine thousand three hundred and
seventy-three persons were imprisoned for
debt in England during the year 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
RszFn The snakes i'm every part

Rszy~ The snakes in every part of the
country are shedding their skins, and try
in- to swaliow them, that there will be no
whence left that they ever belonged to
the coP9crhead species. Mr. Wakcly,
however thought the term copperhead a
respectable one
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

Tor Ifszstes- Of -a-<ealfg, EOrtterzs District,
". L. LINCOLN. Of Avoca.
FRANCIS LITTLE. Of Linden.
For Supervisors,
Il w JOINER or Wyoming.
2-WN IT. VIRGIN. oF Ridgcwav.
3-JCHN JAMES, of Waldwick.
For S'4p't u Schools,
4. J. SLYE, OF Doageville.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

La California has contributed over
100000 to the Sanitary Commission the
past year.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

1y9USSFLIog At LAW -0~se II Ross uaHling,
opposite irHeHe OEcs up stairs, High Street N-n-
=rsI Point Wisconsin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

Esy~ In the battle before Chattanooga.
fjftssn rebel Maicr Generals and BrigadIer
Generals We're Killed or wnnnfel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

Ezy~ Little girls believe in man in the
moon-younE ladies believe in man in
the honey moon.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
DOCTOR DNIGAIR>-,
j. II 1TDFFETT. y. ID

nHYsICTAS and Surgeon Mineral Point. Wisconsin
/ once q. Parlev Eatons OId Resdence. ly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

) JACKSON. NJ. D.
MINERAL POINT WIS
crrJcr cx non sTsEEr DIRECT OPPOSITE {. uoTrL
DR har. ur hal -eveutcrn MRS Practice
in the various bra-chss - lis profession hopes t.
a-s satisfaction To all who may favor him With call
Z 4--tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
Custom FIGURING.

Farmers bringing good article e Wheat can have
{, exchanged at short 1otcs-each farmer getting his
propor,onate share Of four snd feed without waiting
Tor his grain q be ground Those 10 wish can have
thei- own gris,s ground - hin reasonable tine.
j. e THOMAS,
rrz.Ts. -rfss o. e I-tS so
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

EsCzFS s. Gxsss.

scoris Shav. Broch7 double and single, Cloak Trir
ings and an endless variety Of articles wanted ny Il
Ladies.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
HOME AG AIM

L. ". WILMER. VI -.
II EsCNfES the Practice = his profession
il orrice cbllguely opposite Pulforis Drug Store
10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
PREPARED DYE COLORS.
il packages of all colors,
are 10 be found At
o-fo-D4crf TIyT.<S
go EssssElIaEs.

NEW school House 'e built in school district
4 No. 5 In the of Mineral Point and i De Jet
bv contract the lowest bidder.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
THE TRIBUNE.

THE TRIBUNE.
MIN NERAL I POINT
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %. lS63.
gp go q VI bliss HISS Eprroas AvD PsoralErons,
UNION STATE TICKET.
Eor Goce1Wor.
JAMES IT, LEWIS. Of Columbia.
For Ltettt~nont Gogsraor,
WYMAN SPOONER, Of Walworth.
For SecretarV 2f State.
Col. L. FAIRJHiLD, Of Dane.
For St,te Treasurer
SAML D HASTINGS, of Trempoaleau.
Far Slsnsrtateazeat or schools,
JOSIAH L. PICkARp. Of Grant
For 1Ho,7ssv General.
WINFIELD SMITH, of Milwaukee,
For B7nE C9anptrovsr.
WILLIAM II RAMSEY. of Ozaukee
Tor St,te Prison C,a.asfe~;ousr,
HENRY CORDIER. Of Dodge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
E0Oas & Shoes

Men and Boys Cloth and Fur Caps, Wool and
Of various styles and qualities
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
ssEtE(EseTsy G0Gds.

Among which are Ladies Hats, latest styles and :
terms Flowers Feathers Capes and every article va
cd iu the Millinery Department.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28

Eb. 56oj {, "" bliss hsssS Enrroas AvD PsorsFETons
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-28
CGnf},Tslr EgcnarEsascE,f

We manufacture % order OF the best aral ana en-
Yioy none nut experienced workmen. The public ma
rely upon every article manufactured cssbus'
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Clothing

Consisting Of Goats, Pants Vests Over Goats, Cnde
Shirts Drawers &C. as great variety as caa be f5uns
II ,rsct. Ia the
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Oct. q Gr+2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-24
M lLlIAR ".

A TTENTIOS CONF AND MAN FORT
Richmond, Nev Yort Hsrbor IN. hest chance
offered. JON the Veteran Co. A 18Th n Y safe Ar
tty The largest bsunties, advance BAY and g. II
ceriihcaie, siv.n Apply Immediately 70 Capt 6EO
A BllMHR, b,6 Broadway. 81
A BATTERY OF HEAVY ARTILLERY
..ss.s g Rss,% a., nS' s,s ,ns e he
MEk The usual bounf,es paid For further inforula
tioa- call at lAI Chatham Of, I'd hon CALVIN 5H AP
FER, Captain and X 'cruting Oificsr. 3ys
COMPANY H., seth NEW YORK VOL
~ untees, viil be paid Friday, Jaiy s<th, q eleven
uD o'eioet, A. ~. At No. siltyt hrse oO Bisecher
e. Men NUT hias With them their dischsIss paprra
W. q. tlShoEffER Captain Comma dins ~
COMPANY !, 36ril RRGT., N. Y. VOLS,
Svil Be paid Friday, 2t.h July, ct 10 O'Clock, al
o. blce.iG e. Riins your discharge papcrs With you.
W. A. BROWNING, CAPT. eomds. Co !.
THE DKAfT-HOW To AVOID 1T. ON
private hou 10 avoid draft at . cost Of AN eents
Address LAWYER, l2s Spring 81 N. Y. II
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lNSlR ANCE.
RAVE I.l.l\lj.

EOk NkWBURGH, POUGHKREPSfR
L kondout K ng ton The MARY POWELL leave
DOT Of jay stree, every Afternoon 81 ~ ecisst vi
HUDSON RIVER X. II. FOR ALBANY
and " A. n and Z 10, D and 10 30 p. NJ, and on
sundays at s22 =. ~, from Thirtieth street go
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A COUPLE OF RESPECTABLE YOUNG
4 men eau b. accommodated vi b board In Q plain
ismil wh's there are but few other bosrdsrs. Apply
o. dsJ,at llg W. "a o., near 7th ave. Ii
BOARDING, NEAR THIRD AvENUE--A
AIfsv respectable young men be- sceomm dated
Win 'oj boNd, Large and airy rooms, st IS 70 PCT
we' two day boaTders eau ell be omnI oda ed
I az 30 pat week. Apply Of ils East 96th IT. ness
Third ava "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-24
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWlNG MISUNDERSTANDING MA
ehinesto rent anu tor 81 At manufacturer
prices use =, Hoses. nkie Z l. one, Wh.ei.r
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