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WASHINGTON.
CLASS No. 9.
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inch
lOCOl pounds best merican square bar iron, *
inch
1000 pounds best American square bar iron, "a
5000 pounds best American fat bar iron. 2% by
81 inch
$3.50 pounds best American fiat bar iron, by 2
j, eco pounds best American fat bar iron,2 by r.
100 POUNDS best American fat bar iron. Ia by
10000 pounds best American round bar iron, lsS-
coco pounds best American round bar iron, M
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In lens this as May be required.
WASHINGTON.
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So 900 pounds hest American iron, 81 by Az
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WASHINGTON.
20 pounds iron DO rives BY @ inch do diameter
400 DO Z" u By ll,iS 90
CHARLEsTOWN.
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from SO to z inch thick in sheets of such
dimensions ae may be required.
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CLASS No.. p.
$1,000 pounds best American round iron; from
inch to ~ inch diameter. in lengths as may
CHARLEsTowN.
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5000 pounds hest American iron, 80 by inches,
TIE inch part y inch thick The lengths
as may be required
CHARLESTOWN.
CLASS No 4.
80 O6 pound, boileI rivets, l.: inches long and q
inch diameter. lawH
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TIME EXTEN DED.
CoLLECToR's OFFICE. o. g. ISf. REvHSuE)
DIsrICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. December 3, 1864. !
The time for paying the Special Income Tax Of
five per cent. is hereby extended to December Is,
1854 L. CLEPHANE
de 3-let Collector for Dist. Columbia.
ITO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS OF
THE DISTRICT
We now have the pleasure ef informing our
friends and customers that we have com ale,ed
holidays, and shall be pleased 70 show them to
AL persons wishing to make purchases We name
Mustache and Motto Cups and Saucers. Pun III
Bowls, Bureau Sets, C9lognss, Puff Boxes, Gard
Boxes. Toy Tea Gets, and g variety of Toys Also
beautiful assortment of Dinner Tea and Toilet
Sets.
WERE BEvERIDGR,
des1,tif. 5O4, Odd Fellows Hall. 18th street
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-A SUMOP MONEY which the owner
bing. decs-5t*
T esT-on the 9th instant. between D and SITS,
at 354 street, will be literally rewarded. it,
7 EFT IN DRY GOOD STORE, between 9th and
MTFF. Whoever viii bring the fame to I6 Penn
sylvania avenue. will receive a reward. de93t'
&5 REWARD.--Lost. in street car No . be:
BOXES of NETS, !samples) The above reward
' Be st paid by leaving the same at 81 street
ho RI s.S as
No. sUETSs Tiisss Dc
5 BLACK COW 1th ERte ' ne her SsoS and
white tail: also, white on hind legs. Any one re-
ss t. M. ss:
Bay On aH fRsnt quite GS ssh9
With bride and saddle, from 18th, between h and
l sts.; has white forehead aud some appearance ef
scratches on fore feet; when last seen was the
corner of 10th and K. Anyone returning her Is
' ds-sts = '0'' street. Will Dickson KING.
$40 R;IWA.RD-ktoIsn from ny fsthsr's
s6sn h sb OF IS Sass
high. i2 years old. with heavy name and tail; the
other isht bay with, perhaps. one white foot be-.
hind, and snail star in the forehead years old:
both in good condition, lame in their front legs;
viii give $50 for the detection and conviction OF
the thief or thieves and $2s for the delivery to
Of either of the horses or information leading to
their recovery.
CHARLES G. BILL, Collineton
de- -eost+ Prince Georges county Nd.
BRACELET FOUND AT GROVER'5 THEATER
ID on Wednesday night. dS-7t
COO REWARD will be paid BY the subscr;bsr
Wv for the apprehension OF inc party who
STOLE the Basatelle Balls from Restaurant No
PIT sth st. east. or $40 for the recovery of the
balls Ids al CHASE WAGNER
osT-A LEATHER sATCHEL, this Thurs:
- osy} morning. coming from the Capitol Hill
=" The corner OF and zth street containing about
Squire Ferguson's Office, corner of Penn's avenue
and lst street west. d9-3t+
TAKEN EsTRAY-On De cember 9Th one BAY
j HORSE. SADDLE and Birdie May be seen
at Huguely Bowen's stable, New York avenue
between 9Th and 9TH streets. The owner is re-.
ques'ed to come forward, prove property. pay ex.
panses, and take him away. d8-3tt
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PERSONAL.

MADAM AHOLIAB. an impressed medium still
ture with great accuracy ard ia able to ad wise
with safety in all matters Of importance. No 249
de S-lw*
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Ar roINTEp.-Captain NJ. II. Ellis, 175th N.
\. volunteers, has been appointed by the War
Department to act as Judge Advocate during
the absence of Col Foster, owing 10 the pres
sure OF business before the court.
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"SYRIA, THE JEwKss; OR, THE NJ AFGHAN OF
ToLFDo."-Such is the tltle of a new romance
from the pen of the famous Lonis Leon; whose hose
great storIes, "The Silver Ship ana IN. ns
.satep Dauehter's Portion so electrified the
readine world but u few months since In ,ne
columns OF that admirable story and sRe,cn
paper, the New York Weekly. "SytH, tun
Jewess.' is now running through the coinnhs
OF the New York Weekly. and we thihH we
may promise all who will read ricn nter-
Ayy treat.
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PURIPIED BY SUFFERING.

TheN NEW YORK WEEKLY is for sale BY every
NewsAg gent tn shout the United ststss so Can
Il
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CRIMINAL CSURr, Judge Fisher-This morn
ing, Caroline Berripger, indicted for Keeping
bawdy house submitted her case and WAS ssn
fenced to paw fine OF $780,
Mary Davis, colored, indicted for the larceny
OF clothing from Mrs NJ. A. Foster, was found
guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary at
Albany for one year.
John Henry, indicted for rpr ting house for
bawdy purposes was tried. Jury ont.
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THE CASE OF Col NORTH was further post
poned to day until Tuesday, the 10th OF the
present month.
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A LADY COMPETENT TO MAKE LADIES'
n and ehildrens' dresses, and understands fam
ily ewing generally, wishes to obtain EMPLOY
MkNf In few res oectahle families by the day Or
week or would take work home. Address J. ~,
HtAr O6ce. oeo"
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EOR sALE-One Concord built EXPRESS
WAGON. with Shifting Top. Pole, Sbafts.
and Brake Ia nearly new. One O. the best wagons
in the city Can be seen ut S42 18th ST., Island.
deTstA
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13
LATEST NEWS.

WAsHINGToS, January 6-It has leaked
out of official reports that our loss in killed,
wounded and missing at Charlottesville
was ., 600
The Worlds Chattanooga correspond
ent dating the 9th states that the rebel
| Wheeler with large force of cavalry at
tackled and captured train, but had it
but few moments when the 4th Ohio and
both Missouri mounted infantry came up
and dispersed them, re-capturing the train
and 200 prisoners.
On the 18th of December. the steamer
Robuck captured the British schooner
RhigdOve, off Swanee river, Fla, with q
valuable cargo.
Nothing seems to be publicly known of
the arrangements recently effected by the
government authorities and Gen Butler
in relation TO the exchange Cf prisoners,
further than the fact that he has ample
authority to use such measures as vii! best
secure this object
In Norfolk, rebels whose property have
been confscated, are returning in large
numbers and taking the oath of allegiance,
and are being reinstatad IN their ancient
comforts and rights
Gen. Burnside has been ordered to New
York 20 await some sort of a command
which Is being cooked up for him.
CUMBERLAND Gar. Jan 6-An over
whelming force under sam. Jones attacked
our troops at JonesviIIe on Sunday, con
sistin- Of about 800 men; after q desper-
ate resistance our troops surrendered.
with a loss Of 80 killed and 80 wounded,
[ gunand , howitzers.
New YORK, January "A letter from
Harper's Ferry states that Coles Mary
land cavalry have met with serious ac-
ciient-57 ont Of 75 men being either
captured or killed near Rectortown, Va.
where they encountered an overwhelming
force Of rebels
CAIRO. Jan, S.-Of upwards of 800 re-
cruits from Springfield, a large number
were rendered inscnsibIe on the way last
night by druGged liquor prepared by three
mer who enlisted for the purpose Of rob
binc, which they succeeded IN doing to
the amount Of nearly one thousand dol
lars in money, and other valuables. One
recruit died from the effect Of the drug
-ed liquor The robbers left the cars be-
tween Centralia and Cairo
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

ESIIsTMENTs-Fromn nearly every part
of the county, except this city, we hear
that enlistments are going on with a fair
prospect of raising the requisite number
for escaping the draft Pulaski and
Clyde, we are told, have already filed
their quota. Highland, Arena, Dodgeville,
kindeu, and the town Of Mineral Point,
are all raising liberal bounty, and we
have no doubt viii raise the men called
for from those towns Quite q number
have offered to volunteer from this city if
the usual bounty could be raised, Dut our
wise O. city fathers refuse the people the
privilege Of voting - raise the bounty by
tax. and Of course all who would volun-
teer from this city. 90 70 other places and
get bounty The city Of Mineral Point
IS securing q reputation Of which some Of
her citizens may be proud hereafter, such
of them at least as delight 20 drink the
health Of Jeff Davis and the Southern
C0ufederac-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

as follows: Oae months pay slS. IN advance ~l;h
So- bounty and premium when mustered into service
making so IN advance: $40 more IN months and
t1e balance IN iuetalinents Of 80 every six months
until the whole SSu2 IL paid
Inc lth Wisconsin regiment IS located at Browns
vile, Texas, on Ihe Rio Graude which place for beau
c scenery and heabhtulu-.s Of climate is acct
ed Ia she MON. The regiment will doubtless remain
~ ttils point FOR = considerable length - time.
Tue llth Is one u Lhe regiments If the State
which rallied the call 81 the President in 1851 and
He stands higher in the estimation - the department
c9.lAnter either for courage discipline or morals
rae regiment j. oicsr-d by whose motto Is an
]E'1 and ever tax pride In promoting, the best in
-s-t ca3rt and welfare n those uader h=ir charge
NO better opportunity DE afforded 70 place your
names upon taa mugh h7uorrd and immortal list af t,
hfite defenders NJ our national rights au4Saud side
ny sle win fne brave Wisconsin soldiers in the field
Rally boys, 10 the defence and protection OF our
country aui flag.
For en- -lstueuts apply 20
s=rzt THOS W PRISK.
al C. II. CgN's store, Mineral Point. Wis. ser
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13
LLasH-N-r.s- Lanua-r !

Senator Dixon presented a memorial
from ministers of the Gospel asking. when
drafted TO be employed IS chapiains, or
In the hospitals
Senator Howard resolution that the
CONN. itcee on the Judiciary consider the
rroprietv 1f repeating the joint resolution
If July 18th. $50. which prohibits a for
feftgre uf real estate beyond the natural
life Of the offender, was adopted.
AIR Howe offered a resolution that the
President be requested 10 call out mil
lion volunteers for 81 days. II earrF free
dom % every captive in the rehe! prisons
and that Cian Grant be assigned TO the
command Of said troops Referred L rhe
military committee ard ordered % be
printed
The bill for continuing the b5ua5ies 70
volunteers. was Eake1 Up and on motion
ot Mr. Fesseu8en was referred q the
committee on finance. with the under
standing that it should be early reported
The message Of the President ami doe
umcncs on the same sabiect were referred
ID same committee
The Senate proceeded 10 act on the
amendments of the military committee,
which were al adopted save section %.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13
subscription Rates.
Term, Of AdrertI.lng.

Twelve lines NonpareI type compact matter q LllF
er.li-aIerst fu space viii b. counted a. square
f. 'P-gF-ssfantfi. ana Business Cards. = Inc Per
f5- t a~st Er- uaes and Atty cents for each aa-
dItfonaI line
Estray Notices published four yeeA@ : t'r s---i1
same neUce
legal Notices 81 Statute rates
ordinary stverslze-ars - per cent advance o" or
cinary rates r.-r
pr ce ~,
Afv-rtisa-n-= r accompanied with directions altt
he-ln>zrteI till fgrfl + au5 charged f7r fea'-
an f-t.r--+ y f-r+fsa. 5-s 7rffs+ D. paid r9r tH
4 E-gues This rule VIII not be varied from
Nearly advertise allowed the nrlti-es- A @
ins quarterly
So AtgertlssH1enS considered less than sa1ars-
ants raLLEcrABLE QrtarEELT.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13
OF MINERAL WISCONSIN,

repeating the $500 communication clause,
which will be considered hereafter.
The Senate agreed to take up the $500
clause Of the enrolment bill to morrow.
Mr.. Sumner presented substitute for
the $500 clause Adjourned
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13
Farm TO Rent.

FI'HE subscriber will mis- farm a good tenant
Il FOR one or more years. favorable terms Said
farm consists Of I-o Of good land9b under
the plow-weu watered and tinbeTed. with plenty OF
good hay land Good snd substantial bu itings
are upon the farm. Situated about three fou-ths Of
mile northwest OF the village IF Cottage Inn in the
town q Belmont, Lafayette County. Farming tools
win also be rented with the farm.
Possession given az any time.
For fur her particulars enquire Of CHARLES SHEE-
Man, In the city q Mineral Point Of tn subscriber
the premises.
MATTHEW 7 EDWARDS.
January 6th 1861 suI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

-. - - nREssLNrt.

HARBEBfNG AND UAIE DRESSING
rT.f7r lrz-a- having reseafIy opened shop IN she
-re affaia5nz the Pass o1ce. : prepared ~ wait
.l1on customers at any HaE- ~ t'- a3t 9tA u, ~
~Jaup1oTNG HAIR DRESS Ne &c, done in she
s :. manner aul 1ssr fashionable srE les
s~sa- s-a-.za and ardent desire En
- - ,,ss ~ merit ana receive share ~ tae pat
ra,,,r. q The slrfzeas ef Mineral Point
Mineral Palsr June SRI, l,5---tt 81 r Z 2 -.Nei.-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

gGEThe Russian Government have CON-
meneed putting up telegraph wires from
St Petersburg, TO the mouth of the Amoor,
a distance of about 1000 miles, which is
expected TO be completed by the middle
of next year The United States Govern
ment are to connect with this line, and
so, by circuit of 10000 miles reach
England
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

rn- The brewers Of Cincinnati present.
ed one hundred barrels Of lager beer 70
the Sanitary Fair. which WAS worth S"9H
II was rejected with Is much Indignation
as ValIaBdi1ham' autograph letter.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13
NOLU NTECERS
For the 1lth Regiment.

e. hst.FI T. W PIflSk. having been sent nome from
y the llth Wisconsin Re gialent en- rec uitinE ser
Flc@ has opened an Office in Mineral Point and oers
me Lltin ho1nJss 70 volunteers who viii enlist in
tire llth j73ynts
To veterans, l. e, persons Who have been In the mill
iary service 0f The U. s. not less thsn nine months
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

EEgz A,'arEaa 10 Rent.

TTHE subscriber wishes 10 rent his Farm for term
4 ,f two years TO some responsible man who IS a
DrLc cal farmer said Farm Is situated the East
Pecar MICA river, in the town of Linden, about five
miles west OF the city Of Mineral Point ana consists of
EGIHTT ACRES or CHOICE LAND.
well fenced, hry-ve acres under the plow nine acres
meadow and the re-iGe timber land a good dwell
ing buusa g Hy - faetith barn and other out-buI
iuzs upon the farm.
Apply 90 q. ". BLISS. Mineral Point, or to the
subscriber. the premises.
jan :, l,6t IF THOMAS GARDNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13
$4,000

as follows: One months pay $500 IT. advance With
So-tV bounty and eraium when mustered into the
service making 5000 in advance; the balance in in
saLnlenis of 5000 every six months until the whole
S+aS is paid.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13
STRAY Ed

TEON the pasture e Mrs. L95rbsr9-. IN tae town
% Mineral Point, four miles east - lila city %
pony HORSE COLT faEr years elI. Back llaue and
ta white hai-si1 forehead. right Bin foot white
mostly On inside % foot sad c9is has been halter
broke brr never a-ues=ed- agarer Wiz -eurn sal
caIt .he subscriber IN te cisE Of Mineral fcjaf, Or
give ral.51u where ae can be found. wj ae liberal
Is rewarded. J. + SPENC ER-
Mineral Po.zt, Dee. Is 1s53- <st
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

r 80 the subscriber. residing IN the town Of
49, Nidiiu, about six miles northwest Of the
- village ou or about the ist - October 1903
one prize red COW, with lop horns. Also one small
size red yearnE STEER, with white strine On back
The owner requested to prove property pay charges
and take said cattle away.
LORENZO STEVENS.
January 5 1854 4TaE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

THE DRAFT-By an order from the war
department the draft has been postponed
until the 18th day of February
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13
a Saving of SO per Cen,

For 25 cents You can color Is many good. - would
otherwise cost FIVE times that shades can
be produced from the dye. The II simple
and any the dye with perfect success Df-
rectious in English French and German inside Of each
package.
For further Information in Dysing an giving per
fest knowledge what CgIors best ptet ye over
o'hers, with many .aluabIe recr-,,) purchase Howe
4 Stevens Treatise Dyeinz and Cooring. Sent bv
mail eu receipt of prire-to cents Manufactured bv
HOWE * STEVENS 26u Broadway. Boston.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally. 1yaI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13
eSSiOual.
WAsHISGToS, January 6, 1864

HOUSE.
Mr. Farnsworth.s joint resolution was
passed unanimously to third reading.
that bounties heretofore paid under the
regulations of the War Department TO
men enlisted for three wears or during
the war shall continue to be paid from
the 9Th 0f January till the Ist of March
next This resolution to be IN force after
Its passage
On motion Of Nr W0odbridge. Of Vt,
the committee on military affairs was in
-tructeJ to inquire into the expediencv Of
including in the draft now ordered those
who volunteered IN the nine months ser
vice, and report by bill or otherwise
The House went Into committee of the
whole on the state Of the Union.
The Presidents message Is being under
consideration.
Mr. Arnold, Of Ills. spoke of the de-
struction of slavery as necessary to the
restoration Of national unity and the sal
vaCi0u of the country
Mr. Dawes, Of Mass, from the commit
tee on elections. reported 4 bill fixing the
uniform time for holding the election for
representatives in Congress, and allowing
soldiers TO vote for said officers which was
ordered to be printed and re-committe'.
SENATE
Mr. Johnson presented petition from
Friends of Maryland, Virginia, and
Pennsylvania, asking exemption from
military duty. Also, a petition from Su-
san W Hatch, Of Maryland, praying for
compensation for the slaves owned bv her
and which had been taken BY the military.
and for which pay was disallowed on ac-
count of her husband Referred TO the
committee on claims
M Howard submitted the following
resolution, which was objected 10 and laid
over
Resolre9, That the committee on iu-
dietary be instructed to consider the pro
priety Of repeating the joint resolution Of
July 18th. 1862, relative to the construc-
ton of the coniscation act, and particu-
larly 20 much Of said joint resolution as
purports TO prohibit the forfeiture Of real
estate beyond the natural life of the Of
fender
Mr. Nelson reported from the military
committee the act ID amend the enrolling
act, also the bill 70 extend the time for
paying the bounty % volunteers
The Senate then proceeded % the con-
sileratiou Of the oil of Mr.. Powell To pre-
vent officers Of the army and navy or 9th
er persons engaged In military services
from interfering with the elections in
states
On motion Of Nr Grimes Of Iowa, the
bin was referred 70 the committee on mil
itarv affairs
The Senate then received the House
bill extending the bauutie, -5 volunteers.
which was passed q the second reading
Adjourned
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

D-ArH o. TaAcsFgAy The last Euro
uran steamer brings news o. the death Of
Nfliau Aaker-aCe FIGckarav. one oi
che most eminent u writer's IN tins or s-nF
other AGE His titfe - rre-euinence
among cauceMuararv uoycllStS has bUt
one iisVu-su- aud - many he is assigned
a higher place than Dickens Vanity
Fair. -Penieuais aat The Newcames.
yi-l ae read when most # the literature
Of ,ai5 2-e has passed into oblivion.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

SATURDAY EVENING PosT-The Phila-
delphi4 saturday Evening Post the Pro
spectus oE which we noticed few weeks
since, commences the new year with q
s5ory-.oswoId Cray by Mrs Henry
Wood, whose writings have adorned the
pages of the Pos. in past years, The
opening chapter gives promise Of an IN
usually interesting story. We can cheer
fully recommend the Saturday Evening
Post to our readers as q first class literary
paper Terms $ year to single subscri-
bers. or two copies for 3. Address Dea-
con 4 Peterson, Philadelphia
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

10y .sz ss-e-faer n n he s7a-a-vess c1rae-
ID - rEa t5eu ~ Linden on ss5rit tifs 18TH ~
October. I,5a. one tvs year old BELL--as1Sl=t rsd
s11 -ti-e- The awusris sd - --. Prove ?, sr
RS. pay charges, and take hsrs 1.-y-
HILLTAI Z. WILLIAMS
Dccculb.r ii.l fSs5. sa5t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

Hon. Caleb b. Smith died of hem
orrhage of the lung.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13
TAKEN Up

DY the subscriber residing n the southeast corner
ID OF the of Linden about the - % D-s.-Err
i SOB, red aud white ~TLEE- tsa years old. The
owner IS -=gH=ed "a 20 prove property pay charges,
and take said steer away.
REESE HARRIS.
December 24th, 1855 +v5za
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

TIE Army Of THE PaTo,Ac-This is
the title Of book We have just received
from the pubIishers-StrickIand 4 Co,
Milwaukee It is a diary Of uuwritten
history. from the organization Of the army
by Cen. Mcclellan, to the close Of the
campai-n in Virginia, about the ls5 Of
January, 1858. by Alfred L. CastIeman
Surgeon Of the 9TH Regiment Wisconsin
volunteers We have net vet had the time
TO give this book careful perusal, but
from a hasty glance of It's pages, we are
favorably impressed with its contents
The details are graphic and interesting.
and confined To scenes that came under
the eye Of the author The book is neatly
gotten up and printed in clear type The
work is sent by mail for 81 Address
Strickland 4 Co. Milwaukee,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-13

AGArS REFUsED.-In response TO 8 pc
rion, the city council was called together
again on Saturday evening, to take into
consideration the subject Of raising by
tax, money for local bounty to encourage
volunteering. The vote was again tie
in the council. as viii appear In the pub
Ished proceedings in this paper. and the
mayor exercised the "one man power
against allowing the people TO vote upon
the question.
DEATH 0F ARCHBISHOP HUGHEs Arch
bishop John Hughes died at his residence
in New York on the 81 inst He was
buried on the 7ch from Il Patrick's Cattle
draL After the ceremonies his body was
Inferred in a tomb under the cathedral
with impressive religious services