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l.. LYONS PURE OHIO
CATAW BA BRANDY;

SPARKLING CATAWBA WINES,
Egual in Quality and Cheaper IN Price than the Bran
dies and VINES Of the Old World
FOR SUMNER COMPLAINT, CHOLERA, IN
FANTUN, BOWEL COMPLAINT, CRAMP,
COLO AND DlARRHEA.
Il ssrs Cure IS Gnarnf,ed, or the money will be re-
JuHdtd.
In support of the above statements, are prcscn ed
the Certificates of Dr. JAS. r. Chiffon, Chemist,
New York DR.. Hiram Cox, Chemical Inspect tor,
Ohio DIR. James Il. Nichols, Chemist, Boston; DR..
N Il. Jones, Chemical Inspector, Crcleville, Ohio,
Prof. c. 4. Jackson, Chemist, Boston; DR.. Chas.
Upham Shepard, Charleston, s. c.. and ]. V. z.
Blancy, and G. 4. Marinhr Consulting Chemists;
Chleagb, d., of *holh have analysed the Catawba
Brandy. and comii!cnd it in the highest terms, for
medicinal use.
Anaiysis Of he &assacAaseas STATE As.ayer, Jan. rs:
When evaporated through clean linen 1t left no
oil offensive matter In every respect il is PURE
spiruous liquor. The Oil which give to this Brandy
its favor and aroma is wholly unlike fus or grain
OIL Its odor .nartakcs of both the fruit and
oil Of grdpes. With acids it produces others of
high fragrance The substitution of this Brandy
for Cogiac Brandy will do away with the manufnc-
ture OF fet'i,ous spirits, sold under this name both
at home and abroad. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, N. D.,
Assaycr to State Mass, iG Boyeston ST.
By tie Sane, in 1864.
have analysed III LYONS PURE CATAwBA
BRANDY" with teierehce to its composition and
character being the sarrte that produced in past
years a sample taken iroih ten casks afforded the
same results with regard 10 purity slightly in
creased amount of the principle on which its flavor
depends was determined by comparison with former
saGples. g.,
The indications OF ANALYSIS show that this Brandy
is produced liy the same process most of the i'm
ported Brandy. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer,
Boston. July 90 1864. l6 Boyleston st.
Manufactured 6n!y by II. II. JACOB co.
(To whom all Orders should be addressed
Depot 81 Liberty ST., New York.
Nov o. lSGJ-:iIn
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ESTATE OF DANIEL REIiS, DECD.
THIS is to give notice that fhe subscriber
Il has obtained from the orphat:, Court Tor Al
icgany County in Maryland, Letters Of Acsmnstra-
tior ths personal estate Of :. ~ fr
afe al said county deceased. All persons haring
Claims az INST the said deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the sarne with the vouchers thereof To-
gally authenticated to Che subscriber on before
the 18th of May next: they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
Sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate nre
requested to call and make immediate paymeat.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Sept 1864.
HENRY REHS,
Nov II, rs6f-3w. administrator,
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WARNING,

W
MY wift Catherine, having left thJ bed and
WI board without just cause or pruvocaton, all
persons ARE hereby forewtrned from crcditli'g her
On ms account, as will pay no dchs of her con-
tracing: MARTIN sTCCkEf.
Dec l5-3t
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Paper 15c,, fler. Ct. 81, Lac Sheep Sl.5o.
TIE NEW CONSTITUTION

oY TIE
STATE or MAR III A Nd,
Apotrfb NJ Fir CONGREGATIONAL CONVENTION
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sr.nbiy. and Dccieohs Of The corr u Up
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itiictr and Section
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Preparing for Early Publication, Uniform ufta Code,
IN roll 20; Paper - Lar SHEEP, 81.
\ SUPPLEMENT- TO THE MARYLAND
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by the Legislature at the january ssssoh, :Sbi,
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ter and Ssctloh by which amended Of repealed 10
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

| ms. AllcganJ County us IL
Gabriel Crock & others. COURT Of Equity.
No l5Ol Enuity
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Mirried P,rsohs, CT young men contemplating
in.rrlngc, aware vi i'h!scal Weakness S'en -,
Dcbiiily, Wasting OF the Organs, Deiormiti :, :,
should apply immediately.
lie WHO places linst 4 under the Of DR.. J.
may rcis iuu>ly cOLil ic in his honor agcntlcmuu
hbd confidently rely upon Ia, skill Us ih, stefan
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS, lMroTENcY IMrEDI

who ha,. injured themselves by certain practices
induls ed ia when uonea habit Frequently learned
IRON evil cunip,n ous, ut school, the effects u
which nightly felt, even WHEN aslrepi md, il
not cured, tenders marriage iuioAsibc, and de-
struss both mind and bod, should Apply i,nnicd-
itcy. ~ 81. -. - e.s
country and darling vi ms parents should be
snstclied from all the prospects and enoyincnts Of
life !,y the consequence Of deviation from the path
OF nature and INDUCING in certain secret habit,
such prrsuns must lcfurc un,eiiplatiny
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reflect that sound mind ata b'riy airy the most
necessary requisites To promote connubIal happiness
indeed. Without tlcse the journey through liz
becomes weary ill ,riinasc the prospect nourly
daikens to the View the mind bccun,s shndOwed
with despair und filled with the archaeology rtec-
that the hap mess Of another 10 b.hted with
IAHu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

THAT ONE-MAN POWER Under this
heading the HteUtgencer gets off an arti-
Gle that was evidently written under a
peculiar inspiration, or under a severe
pressure for copy As silly as the ar
ticle i, it shows the writer true copper.
head prociivities His statement that the
City Council is asked to raise men for the
war in any way, is simply absurd, The
people of the city have asked the council
for nothing more than the privilege Of
deciding for themselves at the ballot box
whether they will be taxed for the pur-
pose of raising a local bounty for the Gu
couragement Of volunteering, and thereby
wipe out a little of the disgrace brought
upon the place in consequence of the dis
loyal element existing IN eur midst But
the zone man power refuses them even
that privilege, undoubtedly with the hope
that Union men will contribute the means
for raising volunteers, and save copper.
heads not only from the draft, but from
the tax TO encourage volunteering -
That's what's the matter, Mr. IatelR-
gencer, and the people know it, notwith-
standing your attempt to screen yourself
and friends from the stigma of opposition
to enlistments
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
LATEST NEWS.

NEW 0RK, Jan 10.
| A verdict Of S55,0 900 damages against
the city was given in the Common Pleas
court to-day, to party for the loss Of
property in the July riots
LOUISVILLE, Jan. l5.-Part of Colonel
McCook's cavalry attacked the Sth and
1lth Texas yesterday killed IA and took
IL prisoners
New YORK, January I6-A correspon-
dent of the Herald from the squadron off
Wilmington 9th, reports the chase and
destruction on the Sth, Of the rebel block
ade runner steamer Dove, oy the Mon -
gomerv and Cries Her crew ran her
ashore l3 miles north of Georgetown
Heights, ;. C. The crew escaped in boats
Crews from the Montgomery and Dries
boarded and burned her 4 boats crew
from the Dries was swamped in leaving
her, and Acting Master Pendleton of the
Montgomery in charge Of launch picked
up five of them While returning to his
ship he saw others and turning to save
them, his boat was thrown on the beach,
where all were captured by the rebel cav
airy.
The men taken, were Acting Master
Pendletou, Engineer Geo. NJ Smith and
seventeen of the crew of the Montgomery :;
Captains Clerk, Parkman, one Ensign,
and seven of the crew of the Cries
The I. ;. schooner MARKHAM, at dav-
break next morning. went close in shore
and shclled the cavalry. The Dove was
about 700 tons burden, and a side wheel
steamer She was totally destroyed Her
cargo was apparently not large, but prob
ably some distinguished rebel persons
were on board her The Dove was chased
( 90 miles
/ WAsHISGToN, Jan 15-No information
of a rebel cavalry raid to Leesburc. has
been received at Gen. Auwers headquar-
ters. Our forces along the upper Poto-
mac are amply sufficient to protect that
/ line.
Accounts received to night from the
army of the Potomac, say that the report
ed movement of Stuarts cavalry occasions
no alarm, as it is not believed that he has
a sufficient number OF men even for a less
arduous duty than a campaign on our
right. If n cavalry movement is progress
ing in that direction, it can't be of much
magnitude. Trains are running to and
from the army as usual, and nobody an
ticipates any interruption.
New YORK, Jan 16-Among the inter
cepted Lamar correspondence is the fol-
lowing to Messrs Harstein & Lamar:
Gents When you 90 to Paris call on
MIR. Slidell, and tell him from me to ne
gotiate for the French protectorate, in case
of necessity The people will gladly ac-
/ cept 1T in the last extremity. With Mex
| leo, France and the Confederacy in full
alliance, we could eclipse the world
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

fsration. Seymours an1 viii come into
power; our future will be faction and in be north
and the people whom your mistaken clemerfcy would
now spare when and victory within 1eir reach
must perish in ngloriCus intestine civil stre Where
there is much legislative talent exist. the pres
ent Congress, my views worth nothing, except
an evidence OF the anxiety that every patriot feels
We know that under God, the future of he nation is
in the hands ofthe present Congress Mr. Lincoln says
truly that main dependence must be for the
on our armies III bring military force
in The Spring-hll up armies to the maximum per-
haps shall not have another Of those terrible
that prostrates both victors vauquished / have
not the vanity to suppose can instruct Congressman
but sucn Is my earnestness that shall not object to
your showing my notions to Senators Howe and Doo-
little, and to whom you will.
Please write TO these subjects.
Very truly Yours,
J. r. MILLS.
To Hon. Amasa Cobb,
Washington. D. G
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
IN PRoBATE-Iowa County Court.
Ia the 7arttey qf re Estats of James Soa7ey, d
ceased.

In the Dastter of TIE Estate Of James Soadey de-
ceased.
ON reading and Sling the petition % Betsy Soade ,
Of Iowa County. representing among other things
that james Soadey. late Of said county, the 26th
day Of December, 4. d. 1868 at his residence in the
town Of Linden died iutestste leaving goods chateIs
and estate within this county and that she the said
petitioner is the widow of sid deceased. and pra wing
that administration Of said he her granted
is ordered that said petition be heard before the Judge
Of this FRIDAY the 9th day of February
ensuing At II o'clock in the forenoon q said day
the Probate 0ific in the village of DodCeyilIe
And Is further ordered that not thereof be given
all persons interested by publishing a copy Of this
order for three successive weeks prior said day Of
hearing, in the MINERAL PoIST TRIBUNE, . weekly
newspaper circulating in said county.
Dated January 9th 1854.
: B. ANSLEY,
3w2 County TV8ge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

A SMASH UP.-On Saturday evening last,
the freight train on the III. Central Road
going west, ran over a horse between
Council Hill and Galena, by which four
teen cars were thrown from the track,
scattering the freight in magnificent con-
fusion. A bridge was broken down at
the same time, which will retard trans
portation for a few days. Fortunately no
one was injured.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
For the Tribune.
The Last Day of the Year


am looking thro' the open easement, the happy
earth at rest,
While the tranquil is setting in pale and bright
southwest;
While the yellow is setting and his beaming
face,
Dim and family purple cloudlets draw their soft and
Humid scents are the breezes with their wings
soft as May,
Yet the year just expiring and will not see another
dav
when the year lnfa 1t was clothed In bands.
OF snow,
And woodland bouehs were leafess and tie freez-
But the winds ceased their mourning for the old
year dead who lay,
Like unto human -nourner, when few days are wept
away.
Then the forest branches budded and glad birds re-
turned to sing,
And the babe e., snowy mantle, bloomed into maiden
Spring.
In the shower besprnkled meadows grew sweet bios
SONS, starry-eyei,
And to share the soft enchantment, dear friend
by my side.
Still the woodland shade grew darker and the day that
Found the ful-blown matron, SIMMER resting meath
In the bowery wildwood branches, sat the languid
breeze and sighed;
And rich blossoms, faint with odor in day grew up
and died.
Beauty nestled in the thicket where the careless song
sters hide;
Dancing echoed music and the CLASSY hills re-
Earth looked up to smiling Heaven. with happy bliss
fu pride,
And amid her dep fruition that stceet friend ,ras
by my side.
The long golden days Of Summer like silver wasered
stream.
Gildei over like the water, the pictures a dream
Then beneath her purple fruitage pensye Autumn sat
her down,
And her the cool winds lite, had some gray amid
the brown
Then each leaf contained lesson asthey fell and
tered wide;
Then the hollow winds that bore them had a meaning
when they sighed
For that friend 50 kind, and gentle he my hope, my
love. my pride,
Ike he ysftasr a7ists cf dataasa, faded, f1aed
from my side
Now when Winter howls his sorrow the earth lis
paiG BRIDE
only count the moments since my spirit brother
died
Year Of joy and year Of more shall meet
thee here,
And the nsht that brings the morrow, viii usher IN
auothe- year.
o, thou future o taou future ask not, what hast
thou giyes
H93 once Eno1ru rlv Future sorrotr. 1c0tld my
heErt hare asked Il l'seS
FLeRA
Mineral Point, December 81, 1858.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
subscription Rates,
Terms Of Advertising.

Twelve lines Sonparef type, compact matter or their
"a livaIent in space. viii be counted a. square
u FFrsfessionalde and Business Cards, - hnel per
r. the rst lines and fifty cents Tor each ad
dtional line
Estrav Netice= published weeks % for single
ani,aas ard hfty cents for each additional animal ~
Eame notice
Il Legal Notices at Statute rates
q Special Notices Ieaded and having precedence Of
ordinary advertisements 80 per cent. advance on or
binary rates.
Notices of meetings charitable societies &c, hal
Fr
a Advertisements not accompanied with directions VII
b. inserted till forbid and charged for accordingly
Az tfaHsiert GdrsTftseTRsHfs must he pG{9 t0F i'
Gdranee This rule WIN not be varied rom.
= Yearly advertisements showed the privilege of chang
~ quarterly
4 No AdvertlseH.s srt considered less than squaTt-
suLs caILFcrABLz QUARTERLY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

ea7@ \ drunken soldier got possession
of a ten-pound Parrott shell, and took 1T
10 the guard house of the Soldier Rest"
at Washington few nights ago. Open
ing the red-hot stove. he thrust in tie
she'll. exclaiminc, This is what tries
mems souls" An explosion was the al
most immediate result. rendering the
stove 10 pieces, and tearing the plaster off
the wall all about the room Fortunately
no person was injured
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
FASHIONABLE
BAEBERrNG AND HAIR DRESSING

RAGBERTNG ANn IIAIE DEESoING-
rTNNE Subscriber having recently opened shop tn the
room adjoining the Post Office, is prepared TO wait
upon customers az any hour Of the day. SHAVING,
CHAMp0oINE. HAIR DRESSING. sc, done in the
10 81 manner and most fashionable styles.
By strict ou his business and ardent desire 70
please 0pes merit and receive share OF the pat
roua-t of the citizens If Mineral Point
Miucral Point june &rd, lS6i.-tf. NJ P TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

A TTORNEY nj Law and Notary Public Dodgeville-
n Iowa County WIS Particular attention paid 70
collecting Refer 10 Hon. {. C. Washburn, and Cobb
& Sudduth. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

THE SPEAKER-Hon. W W Field, of
Graut county has been selected as speak
er of the assembly, and if We are not
greatly deceived in the character of the
man, the selection could not have been
bettered. Mr.. Field is man of cousid-
cradle Legislative experience, possessing
the right qualifications for the position =
The business of the assembly with Mr.
Field in the chair, VIII not be wasted upon
unimportant matters.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
Ft-HIuNt3iE BARsER

~ GtTORGE Appel. having fitted up his shop in t..e
approved style, is prepared to shave Dress
Hair shampoo etc, al who may favor him with call.
lie Will also attend Bleeding CuppinE and Leechnc,
notice and in he best manner of the science
The perfect satisfaction warranted in all -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
JOHN III. w E~FON,
REM q. SCOTT

NOTARY public Conveyance and General Agent
y Linden, Iowa county, Wis. l"-d-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

u Greenbacks are openly sold on the
streets Of Richmond, and command a
large premium What commentary on
the prospects of the sham confederacy,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
Governors MESSAGE.

The first annual Message of Gov. Lewis
will be found on our second page. 1t is
one of the most business-like documents
that has ever come from Governor of
Wisconsin. The Governor wastes no
words upon useless subjects but presents
in a condensed form large amount of
information, useful to every citizen of the
State The total amount of our State in
debtedness is about $l,750,000, of which
over 81 ,000,0 900 has accrued from the pay
ment of the IS per month bounty to fami-
lies of soldiers IN the service of the coun-
try The educational, agricultural, min
ing, and manufacturing interests of the
State are clearly set forth in the Message
in few words. Upon National affairs
the Governor is sound to the core His
recommendation are judieious and should
command the attention of the legislature
We commend the Message to the careful
attention Of our readers 1t is a docu-
ment that viii repay an attentive peru
sal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
GEORGE ". COBB.

DR0DTCF aaI general Commission Merchant dea
- ls salt. Water Lime. &c stone warehouse, uea
K j. Depot. Mineral Point. lo-fz-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
TAKEN Up

DY the subscriber. residing in the town ~ Linden
ID about five miles east Of the village of Linden on
about the 1t - December 1858 hfiniIe BULL
with white belly, supposed to be from four
six years old The i requested 10 prove prop
erty. pay charges and take said bull away.
FREDERICK LAwREY.
December Esd, 1858. 4w52s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
SNNrEI. W. REESE.

~ ESERAI. Dest-v fa Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisi
u 1ns. Hardware, Sc, Yellow stone Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
TAKE Up

DY the subscriber in the city q Mineral Point one
ID red STEER. coming two years old The right
has small slit and the left small piece cut
from the Cnier side Ne other marks. The wiIi
please call prove property, pay charges and take him
away THOMAS iNhf-
December 94th 1858. fw52
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
VOLUNTEERS
For the 11th Regiment

- ERGT. T. W. PRTSH, haviyg. been mt home from
- the llth Wisconsin Regiment on rec. uitinp ser
vice, has opened Office in Mineral Point and Fers
the io bounties TO volunteers who will enlist in
the llth regiment:
To veterans persons who have been the mill
tary service of the u $, less than nine months
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
HOME AGAINI
DOCTOR DAIGAIR~S.

. FSt-AIES the Practice Of his profession.
H OFFICE obIiquey opposite Pultord's Drug store
l6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

nHYSICIAN and surgeon, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
i Onice AZ ParI-y Earon's Old Residence. iy2o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
NEW A,IBRoTYpE GALLERY.

NV 4 fI1 ~ I 7 !. TX IIsf.k
.fsHE Preprieters cf lht New Aubrotype Gallery are
i 4 new ready ta take
8 L I X f \ f s s f. s
IN All the latest and improved ty{es having the advan-
saSe Of a northern Ii-St. and a arst-class Camera
i THEY WARRANT THEIR WORK
snare of the public patr,noz -s especially sale
teA
81 Eearls en C9sut House Sgasea
u Kendall 8 BROS,
e October IS. fSsq. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

nFFICE i'm MoTer-s Biark Ia rear Of Drug store
J Sf5u.ral Painr Wisconsin 81 "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
e farm TO Rent!


F7..3 ID the subscriber, residing the town o.
NY IL Mifiin, about six miles rthwest of tF,e
l.-.gs- village about the ~ Of October 1868
prIe red COW, with lop horns. Also, one small
size red yeariug STEER, with white stripe back
The owner is requested 70 prove property pay charges
and take said cattle away.
LORENZO STEVENS
January 5 1S54. 4w2%
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

as follows: One months pay SI2s advance vi III
So2 bounty and premiums we service
making so in advance; $40 more in two months and
The balance In instalments Of $40 every six months
until the whole 1902 is paid.
Ihe lttf Wisconsin regiment is located at Browns
VILE Texas, the Rio tirande which place for beau
" OF scenery and heaithulness Of climate excel
ed in the Mon The regiment will doubtless remain
at this point for a considerable length Of time.
Tue lth Is one of the regiments the State
winch rallied on the cali Of the President 1851 and
none stands higherin the estimation OF the department
commander, either for courage discipline morals
The regiment IS oihcered by whose is on
tcdfa; and ever TAX pride in promoting the iIi
tere comfort and welfare Of those under their charge
NO better opportunity can be afforded to rlace your
names upon the much honored and immortal list Of the
brave defenders Of national rights and stand side
ny side with the brave WiscoaSfn soldiers in the field
Rally, boys, TO the defence ard protection of our
country aud flag.
For en.istments apply to
Sergt THOS. W. PRISK,
at e. II. Cox's stoye, Mineral Point, Wis 51tf