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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

TIE ENEAY RE rRkArIxe

srEcIlL DtsrATen TO rHr DAlLr REBEL:
siUEFKEEzBOsO, Jan Some skirnisiins
INT no battle to-day The enemy are esidens
Iy retrsasing. Out cavalry at Layergne ar.
ha. RAISING them
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

men, went 91 toli Lexington, Tennessee. 10
reconnoiter. There they met a reb1 cavalry
force Of from aye tpeigkt thonsand, and were
badly cut upbpH a number taken prisoners
Col Hawkins fiAs taken. and afterwards es-
caped He atzyedlat Trenton in time 10 bt
taken again. Il
The garrisdl 4t Hickman. Of about $50 men
and al the Uii3n c3iikens that could yet away.
tpgetlIer with FbatI stores tlley could carry,
were brought 10 Columbus TO day by steamer
Cen Davies has fdrned Col Dougherty. al
Paducah 10 be- lan Il alert.
Theeetton- fiafidr house and stores we're
burned AZ Treilson.
The Herald 81 td4 10th. has some foreign
news Of an HniInpoFsantnatnrk T. The. follow
ing relates 10
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

~ DAILY Rxs4L pet keat -. .ssl 4 s... J. !. SIC 90
4-ttstx kouths : 12l4. - III S 90
.zEkk- 6sE hsE'e EH.I.s slSs'esk 90
~ The CAsif fniIst acconibanv Ali ORDER ~ ffr
paper Shiapiasts tdf privlt4 persons Will receTr
attention Tlerefote such shin lasters bad erter
notbe sent % nsa ii ft ~ ISL I'll J9l FL l
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

nFFf,R i3r tale fhcI aboFe D1nr.Tfr trIo--I-- !,
n. W.Tuu AldeboT Ard ~ 4 - -. - - - - n
years ~ Boarliinr ssho.i rrs --.,-- --~s,., =. :
Hatal Il cttItalnr ~. larrt ~, .,--r 49,, - -
Serenity rncrnr. Tie rifnrd a. utair.r-- ..-l'-
eulhrarrs rreEnffc--t Srrlnr cf &c., 49, -
frec- stone uafer uifhfn = ~arr - /. 60 - !, 4
n tie fafter- 40 a Irre s.nlfs E1-~a-- - -
hn1ss Sznokeht|1ss r.. = -
Afthe Uerrfaf- j. far.rit- r.rcr T. .------- -.
-orf. Sd viii undnultsdlr trc-.,o r,--h - -
i1is property. keir fla n ~ o. r.,.., .i-- = .
dAnt supply q rr-rr within cocro-ferr rearh =
justly considered zoe % be olt raiasiie sfri- f-d
J-s7 ! a. Willy.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03
IATrlcK OK rRFHTor.

The operator IL Trenton reports this even
ing that an attack has Just been made On tha
place Part of to-day the line was workin.
Through la C;rangq, but this afternoon connec
tion is again brbken.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

One Square OF 1Kk Lixks q lcts, one Insertar
81 90 and so csrks for eadh knbseaueht nse on
less than one month. +alHaIl II i8
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

lnJ al charges. n Su1pp -
j.n.ife caps- Isr. N.r.i.si. chsssasos.r.. .lrs
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03
NO raEsExaER TnlIx Tnon cor.uuBss.

No passenger irAin left Columbus ,-das.
Fhe rebfi force is surprised 10 number two OF
three thousand We may get something more
definite Tonight
Tiss 2lstI Atissbu1pa down the river To-
day HH
From DR. Tageart learn there are nav bur
three cases Of small -pox in the army it this
place F1Hl
No No arrival from # 4 AlsnPbi. today
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03
ArrrEHENpED ATTACK OK ooIrMBus-

/ There is ceusherabls excitement at Colunl
bns, in consequences Of an attack Oh the rail
road some apprehension being felt tliat tls
rebels may extend their visit TO the Mississip
Hpi We are YET much in the dark a. 10 Tie
real state OF affairs toward Jackson.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

The operator at HUMBOLDT reported las
night at dark that be heard cannonadins in Ii.
direction Of Jackson.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03
TkAIs rIRED IEro.

The passenger train from Columbus yester-
day only went rs far as Trenton. As the wood
train came up yesterday morning. it was fired
into by abop. three hundrei cavalry, but no
one was killed. As far as we can learn.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

From copies Of Cincinnati and, New York
papers of the 10Th, 2lst. and 23rd of Dedem-
Der, received At the once Of the Re5el. we fnd
news Of Generally interesting character The
Cairo correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
has the Sllowihg news from that quarter
Special Dspateh 10 the Missduri Democrat.
RAID on, THk kzlIRoAD SkAK Jackson.
CArRo; Dec 2O.-The rebel raid on the rail
road near jackson, Tenn. yesterday afternoon.
was successful, to what extent. however, we
cannot as yet ascertain. The report has il
that nearly three miles Of track, including a
long. trestle-work, has been destroyed this
side Of Jackson Neither nal nor passenger
train got through last night 10 Columbus. Il
is also said THAI the rebels made dash into
Jackson. and for short time held possession
of the place, but were again driven out.
.cannot say that all these reports are true.
Some of them probably are.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03

CAPTURED nfsr sslrfreesloro. 1e..s I'M, ~.
~ fedrfaI fufcef- cieAf nerro u,sn 49, =. -.
rilh iha.. q ileir .IIsrs ar -. h -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

-
hay.airst Aissesri a aAs CEasis.
NJ. q oVfs zlst K1e: No. va.
ny, tean.,.gee- q, o3
1h :; iowrlI' Asq'- 1.sss Ser
.A[NAsepsS oa rs pplllsaf'on th1
80 M b !, , ~ messiDg OF inc on'sen'
- s.a" ofsvose q 'ns msnbsfs Of
sn ess' y wnnh You v'h ses the
!pa ssp.'nse1 q the flssJsg''
80 .nas ~ s'an sesAd on the
- 20. -. sseh = 'sne f'sDelsaAA'
-. ~. a Iass yos kns~ hsn'a
-. ~, 0 aso Dsnsvs the hr't one
v.g'e- 49, ea' = me subject, -
..e.ssei esnssr hvor spsp ~ b,
49, the Proeeessnss conspicuous
our P'psr, ana not'e'ng y =
''1 may ma. Deem proper.
nsspt. and Truly Yours.
=. Y. y. P..ss.IL.
unio, f,aS Tenn. Rah. "a "a.
1,Nsas,.. En,ra,. = n...,.. = n.
eaipsr, q tbs e,.. n Va I.s.s,-..
ksid last ev,pin, r.l.1,v. !. n. p,o.l..
nssiss; u, Adpip;.t,..;ou, r.r.,,Il,,
!, and tho oDpo.;t;o, .h.,.4o
Upon motion. gd. 5. Moor. v....,,
cd 70 the chair. and l.. nep..ool ~,
pointed Secretary : Il
After IN. oh,sc, - n. -...:--r.
fully explained. - ee,c., AZ ~. 80,
nsss .axprss,sa his .sn,insn.s prisdy
!xhich Va so,,ovsakvro.., III. .n..,h = :.
|by Col. Moor. IA Ar 3. ri W. "a
rhe greatest un.piStsy prevailed.
b ~ r,h.;3x - -. =. !
Il. Col. woodward Mo, Aoo.. t.,,.
Psarce, Fulton and T..s. ch.n,.i. co.
lad1% RIeesx,. s;..uso;,,.a - ~d,.n
Hsssssutettt5itt ID Ti,1 fsEIsv,.. i Il. ,.rn
Whes,.s II yisv a. a. 80. AZ.
lurbs1,s>aAa Of our eoustr, s.,1 a.. !,
bositioa diaplayed .o,in.1 ~. Aam;r;.
ration, " The os.s.. and m.n 80 -.
NJ H VI Y,f.,t,, L. /. -. An, =.
% ez.r,I,r - f,ss..,. $500. /. :
Resolved. Tia, Ey ,h;.I 81 !. a.s,,.,d;.,.
aporov. n -. & 80, M ~, 8.
l..rt;lv sp,,,o,t n. y 1890. !. ~.
L. al svs,, ~. q, =. .--.-...;.-
\ - r.b.lI;o..
Reo,ved. That :. l..- !. h.. ;... ..d
reper in exercising the power sivse,
M fA4h} Is AZ -. u. .rrh., Il :,
= dasnxa .neee.>,.rrr i, Ia IN = q; !.
he rebellion. ta'a''
,Rselv.a. That :. ..hor .ho.. {, ,,,.~
"a member. ~ ,hs I.-;.,...,.. 80 nm;
- and I,d;.n. and ,h.;r .ur.ort.r,
~s,hs;r oo;Sonous st;,ps 4 ~. Admin
l6isioa md aims Il the d~,ructi.n q,
81 eountry. -.
Received, That While - spleds. our.
lss willing to eight rebellion % !, he liz.
= end. The h.ods AZ III lovaI man .l,tid
Eft1d arainsk ar;;e,n - .r~;st;c. -
anSrs Of peace propesiioas. un,ii th1
- ~
An' - wa w -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

- A91Ais ~ OAAxlsslsn MarSsr.
THE Richmond Examiner, Of the 18Th
=. says: 100
The Southern Confectionery has lately
|en made the daps Of : notable inposi-
n. 1twss said, printed, schoed and
esrberated over the land that on : Ger
! o night our two iron clad vessels \
Aarleston bad sunk Two, diaahled 0nA,
q disposed Of The rest Of the blscha.
x sdaadron Of Charl6aton Asrber.-.-
~ 10 lsssu with pain and certainty
e q ahin Va sunk, Sons diAksd, Aa1
damage, in short, Va dsnA - TIL
sIadisg squadroa, whisA, eoasistins
Uodes Ahipa only, avoided \ 6sht
Is our iron-olads, and most iadicioas-
Aniii. .tbsJ brought up airon-clads Of
Is own. which they immsdiately did.
uxtkel, - regret 70 sAy that ~
|tish steamer Princess Koysd., hdSu
hvta,s nost psssiess, cargp that ever
ecsd Charleston, hxf 'bSsh 9cxpt6fsd
Ai1hs bs1sssh By aaUAioa Yt4b 81;
6Yko nasal anthoritiss q ChSl ACTON
= naaA iAlfarS Il her eapkafs. Salas,
F1sdnaibn. and. yet our yis1srD1s tfoa,
- did not rescue her from The IN
{, bat allowed her to be cart3e6 'hIt q
We would rather praise thq4eeuD
M III lf1th must t4 tb DID, j v
ui9iinusiry : n b made Ufsshis 4isis
SaSissmsnt 81 = enterprise which MAJ
q 10 oslavorahh 1elih. ] i k9a a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

rGsn. T Burnside. it i uAd1aStoed,
F1vss sppointed Military 0pypgnor a
~ - ~ V2rSiinl. = hnUH II !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

1---..4s..ss-.r -
BEVERLY B. BOWER, =
FAMILY CIR Q0HRl
..aEe Isl AND esg4sss .wssA
DEALER IN PRODUCE.
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AND Fancy GaOCHnIIs. EyS1911l peSslioo
YIN BE- givsn V furnshtnG faaliss - ~ say1es,
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w. Q. DANIELS, Assss, s'
.dRoCjH1R
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PRODUCE DEALER, !.
Ger. Sth 4 BienAsan sss., Ksokuk.
dee ewi-dly s.7.s s4''''
X ELLoGG I BlRaE,
WA0LEs.aLE GROCERs.
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Seeds.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

wills, Dosds; Dssda Messeaess ana sllotherinssru-
pone44 writing, aea1N snd Dfonpssy drawn, Taxeu
paid, eHttee sxnnhsA, n, -. Az
ones with MiliiAns q King, Third Street, Assussa
Aa}r I'D Jehpson. - novl3-d3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
Vermont Election.

MONTPELIER, Vt, Sept. l.
The election fer Governor, lieutenant
Governor, and Treasurer, and three Mem
bers of Congress, and also Members OF
the Legislature, took place in this State
to-day. The Hon. John Gregory Smith
OF 1t. Albans was candidate Of the Re
publican Union party, and the Fon. T. P.
Redteld, of Montpelier the nominee of the
Peace or Seymour Democrats.
We have returns from 81 towns embrac-
ing one fourth of the State They gave
Saith 1925, and Redfeld 3.0IT. The
same towns in 1860 gave Fairbanks (rep. }
S,373, and SAKE and Harrev (dems.
3,643- Smiths majority so far is 2O2 less
than that Of Fairbanks.
Only two towns, as far as heard from,
give Democratic maiorities
We have the Legislature vote of 50
towns. All sent Union Representatives but
two.
The senate will be unanimously Union
and the three Congressman also Union BY
from 5000 to 5000 majority each.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
WHY Sumter is Not Occuuied

Since Gen. Gilmore and Admiral Dali
Grcn have reduced Sumter to a mass OF
ruins, it may seem strange to many why
our troops do not occupy it a correspond
dent with the besiegers gives the reason:
Forts Moultrie, Beauregard, Lee, John
son, Gregg and Ripley all command Sum
ter, and in case we should at night succeed
in throwing into Sumter 4 garrison Of oc.
cupation. and hoist our good old flag, still
the morning light would bring upon us
such fire that we should hold cur prize
with little comfort
To run up the Stars and Stripes over
the ruins is our intention, bat we shall
DO it only when we are able TO keep it up
its halliards untouched by rebel shot. But
Sumter, aS a fertilization, IS gone. 1t is
nan est in every sense of the word, cx.
cept its ruins. and doubt if General An
derson would now recognize the scene oi
his former trials
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The republicans and Union men gene
rally of the several towns of the Southern
Assembly District of Iowa county, are
requested 10 meet by delegates, (in the
ratio of one for each fifty votes cast at the
last general election, at the City Hall in
the city of Mineral Point on Thursday,
September 18th, 1868, at I ] clock p. m,
for the purpose of nominating a candidate
for member Of the Assembly, and a can
didate for member of the County Board
of Supervisors.
The several town committees are re
quested TO call primary meetings at cnce
for the selection of delegates, that each
town may be fully represented in the Con
vention. BY Order Dist Com
September 9TH 1868.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

CosT OF THE SULTAN HAREM.-Its kitch-
en- costs one hundred and twenty thousand
dollars month the Sultans thirtv-six
wives have three hundred thousand dol
lars month for pinmoney; there are one
thousand seven hundred and eighty other
ladies connected with the hareIn: they
cost ninety thousand dollars n month: the
eunuchs cost thirty thousand dollars a
month there are two thousand porters.
attendants and servants CT various kinds
who cost seventy-fve thousand a month ::
and the pensions allowed to those who
have quilted the harem amount to four
hundred thousand dollars month.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

sy'A voting lady lately reading the
prisoner of Chillon" to another. came to
the part where the prisoners hair was
changed gradually from dark to white,
when she was interrupted with: "White !
How odd to be sure Well, | know moth
ing about mems hair; but there is our old
friend, Mrs Graham, the hdv who has
just been twenty years old for the
last fifteen years-her husband died. YOU
know, last winter. at which misfortune
her grief was so intense, that her hair
turned completely black within twenty
four hours after the sad event.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
EncOuragIng from Charleston

NEW ORk, sept. /.
The schooner Eta Lander arrived from
Nassau with pine apples. She proves to
be the pirate Retribution and was siezed
yesterday.
The steamer South CITY, from Charles
ton Bar arrived to day. Also the steamer
Union. On Monday, the 3lst, the iron
clads moved towards Sullivan's Island,
abreast Of Fort Mouitrie, and opened. The
Fort replied, assisted by a battery on Sui
iYan 5 Island, Wagner and Greg Gil
more's battery kept firing on " agner
Sumter was silent though the rebel flag
waved on the ruins. The result Of the
attack was unknown when the steamer
left
Passengers aboard the Union report
Wagner silenced, and monitors passed by
Fort NouItriet L---l-- g. W.
An ensign Of the fleet while on night
duty, had went up to the city without End,
ing any appearances of distractions.
The impression prevailed that our fleet
could pass up to ChaslestOn.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

Our opponents are fighting for the equal
lty of blacks with whites-an equality
that never did and never will exist-In-
telligencer.
We do not expect from the mere poll
tician, whose hopes Of official position de-
pend upon the success of party, either
candOr or fairness. We do not hope from
a subsidized press, which reflects the as
piration of party leaders, for anything but
Perversion and Misrepresentation
hgencer.
Nor do we. Such "peryersions and
misrepresentation" as the assertion in
the first paragraph above, are too frequent
in the columns of the h.telHgeacer to JUS
tify such hope of expectation
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

4 GHoST As Is \ GHosT-A ghost re-
Gently brought out" at WaIlack's Thea
trr, New York, Is creating a great seusa-
ton. 1t is described as follows
by some means, (supposed to be by
the use Of convex mirrors. by which an
object behind screen Is reflected through
an aperture, according 10 well known
principles a figure is projected upon the
stage which seems 10 have life, form and
s0lidity; which appears suddenly without
visibly coming there, and melts into thin
air as myste-iously, 1t is indeed a simu
lacTun. of the real shape, a body of moth
ing, form without through
which other objects are visible. through
which You can pass your hand without
disturbing Its apparent soliditv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN PROBATE-Ioya County Court.

IL the zlzrte,. Of the last 7-iI and testament of
R5cttird Hfat4iH aecsVseH
FTTERS testa1te0tary, having been this day issued
1 i 20 William Heathcock, William Barratt and VIII
ian Arthur Of Iowa County. and twelve months ON
the date hereof bei allowed and limited creditors 20
present their claims against said deceased for eNamua-
lion and allowance: il i ordered that all claims and
demands against the estate Of said deceased, he recev
ed and adjusted before the Judge Of this Court. and for
that purpose he wl be Al his Office in the village OF
Dacvjje on the first Monday ofeach month during the
term above limiteC.-
ADfitf further ordered that said executors without
ie'a rse copy this order published for four
successive weeks in the ,;ineral Point Tribune wee6y
newspaper circulating in said County. and also that
they cause ike copy % be posted up IN four teren;
public places in said county.
Dated Aug II, 1868 : B AN>LEf,
s5-4w CJGSHiy JlsEigs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

GEN. GRANTS latest and happicst ex-
preston is contained in his letter, read to
his friends at the recent dinner given to
him in Memphis. In speaking of MS no
bl5 army he SAYS
They VIII rejoice with me that the mis-
erablc adherents of the rebellion whom
their bayoncts have driven from this fair
land, are being replaced by men who ac-
knowledge human liberty as the only true
foundation Of human government.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

VOTED No-When the vote was taken
in the Assembly O; Wisconsin on the bin
allowing soldiers the right to vote for
state and county officers. II L. Palmer,
the eopperhead candidate for governor,
voted No; thereby showing his unwilling
ness to allow our brave soldiers the right
of suffrage Mr.. Palmer now asks the
votes Of those same soldiers for himself
for the Office of Governor, but we believe
their general response viii be NO, SIR EE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

'INHE undersigned will sell the entire stock Of hard
4 ware, TIN ware, stoves, cutlery. farming impe
me ats &C, &c now in the store Of the late John II
Bakey, deceased, at Shullsburc Wisconsin on f1ro-
d5te terms. and viii also lease the store If desired b-
the purchaser.
The Stock comprises complete assortment Of ever,
th.lg usually kept in Tin and Stove Establishments
II Is one Of the best openings for good practica
Timer in the West
Persons wishing to purchase call on me at Shus
burg and win show them the Stock
RICHARD IYEY.
oi-tW Special Administrator
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

BsaD The recent trosts extended as far
eastward as Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia, but we hear Of no serious damage
east of Ohio. We learn from the Nashville
Union that there was frost even as far
south as Middle Tennessee.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

E@7@ 1t has been decided by the second
comptroller that when pensioner rc-en-
lists he forteits pay in that capacity, and
cannot be again put upon the pension
rolls, except upon a surgical re-examina-
ton and certificate of his disability 1t
has also been declared that a woman who
had abandoned her husband previous to
his enlistment and married another, Is
not entitled TO the bounty belonging to
her first husband if he died in the service.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

1'HE Prorrietors 81 me Sew Amasstyre Gallery ar,
4 now ready TO take
Il X f \ f : 5 f s
~ tae --latest and improved STYLES having the adyaa
tsSe u northern light, sn5 firs--Jlas> Camera.
THEY WARRANT THEIR WORK.
share of the public patronage Is respectfully sole
tied.
Rooms on Court House square
Kendall BROS.
October =, IS59 -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

An EPGTAPH FOR SLAvERY-Died. bv
the hands Of its friends, who were mad
enough to believe that, because slavery
had fiourlshed and been tolerated in a
land Of liberty and law, sla;ery could
therefore distroy both liberty and law
D0dgeUiUe Chronicle
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
Fight with Indians.

LEAvENwoRTH Kansas, Sept. 3.-From
Albuquerque New Mexico) papers of
August we learn that, on the 2Sth of July
Colonel Kit Carson, with part of the lst
New Mexico regiment, had fight with
Navajo Indians, beyond Fort Candy. The
Indians were defeated with loss of thir-
teen killed and over twenty wounded, and
many prisoners
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09

s@ At the city election in Whining
ton, Del. Mayor Gilr;G (Union) was re-
elected. The Unionists have carried every
ward and precinct The city council is
unanimously Union. All the AdministTs-
tion candidates, including treasurer, as
SCISSOR, aldermen and inspectors, were
elected
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
GEORGE w. CnRR.

DRODCCE au5 general Commission Merchant, deal
L sr IN salt. Water Lime &c, stone warehouse, neai
4 q. Depos Mineral Point. 1912.
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5lew advertisements.
nI%>DLIrION.

FE'HE co-partnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers in the Grocery business under ffe firm
OF Wheeler LathroP, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. All debts due to the firm are to sa r,aI tn
y. Lathrop, who continues the business at the old
stand. FRANK WHEELER,
NELSON LATHROP
Mineral Point, Sept. 7th 1858. So A.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
Dental NOTICE.

DR. D N WELD would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Mineral Point and the surrounding country
that he may again be found at his old office, in Ccads
Block on High Street. where he Is prepared 70 attend
70 al calls in the line Of bis profession, with prompt
sire work Of any kind upon The TEETH are invited TO
call
Auc 25th 1853.
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sA Co.'s ALsN. WILSON. JAS ?. srDoUTT
COBB, WILSON &5 SUDDUTB.
AAAsA coos
Forn - 90 s sulla.h

r AwYERS, Mineral Point. iowa County Wisconsin.
Viii attend 70 professional business and correSpou-
dsnce heretofore. VIII procure Pensions. obtain
Bointes from the state aud Federal Government and
oGee o0posiss Cou,s House. iIp stairs. -
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MINERAL POINT SALOON


NJ y Y AID / L L
HAS OPENED AT HIS OLD Ssloon on High
Street. and supplied his Bar With me best kS
quality of Liquors. le viii Dee pleased 81 see
hts old customers at any time. and invites Che S
patronage os the public generally
Nay 81, l-G- --S-tL
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MINERAL POINT WIS
nR. J. having had Seventeen Years Prnctice
II the various branches of his profession hopes
grs satisfaction to all who may favor him with call
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