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The circulation ofthe Daily Press is larger
than any other Daily paper in the State, and
dosbte that of any other in Portland
rzRxs-ssOO per year u paid strictly in nd.
Saace q discount Of 81 no nil be made.
CT Reading Matter ON all Feur Pages.
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New Advertisements To-Day.

ne1 A"oefttse"se"fs lo-DoF.
raucu --Scarboro.
Hydrokonia--Dr Pratt.
For Sale--h ouse OTIS.
Real E.ta'e-C. & u Jordan.
Fire Works--Chas Jay. ar
Bohemian u ooas--Henry Bailey & Co
Theairs-Deering Hall
IN ernaiionsi B.ns-spec.sl Meeting.
'Hou Q aud Laud-E. ii. atten
House and Land-reIley & Russell.
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FORT OF PORTLAND.

Tues0ay. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS une 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston. knight. Boston.
Steamer New England. Field. st John for
Boston.
Brig Agile. (B-) Smith. Pictou Ms
Brig Martha Jane, BIT Coroet,: hilsboro NIB.
Sch North Battery Anderson, Ellsworth.
Sch 4 farnsworth. ID axe. Stockport.
scn Willie Lee, Gray. Bucksport
Sch sesfoam, Holbrook. Hafpswel.
CLEARED.
BrisJ Polledo, Warwick. Matsnzss- Phinnsy &
brig Clyde. tBr) Wood. Hilsboro Munster.
Sch bagley tbrl wflig.n. ff.rrsboro-- master.
Sch MARCH,. hunter Orr. Fortress MonrOe-orisn-
Sch y ienial. Thompson Philade pha-mastey.
sch Alice, Curtis, Bath.
ny TELEGRAPH TO MHRcHAsT's IxcuAxer
BATH. June 2i-Ar. brig EImirs. fom Philadel.
phis.
iyRox ouR ooRREs roxpxxr.l
KENNEBUNkPoRr. June bar. ,ehs Concert
Droun; trsnk. Guard; Marina, Crediiord, and Now
sid 2O,h. ,ehs Minnehaha. Leach. Boston; AIpise,
for Bath.
LAuscHEp-At Kennebunkport 10Th inst from
the yard OF Messers itcomb Perkins. . sup rior
double d. ckcd bafque Vf SO tons. she Il owned b,
the Guide h hot yet named. aud IL Tor sale
At Pembroke. 2ist insi, from The yard of Messrs
Geo Russell Co, line doubl .dect ed n 4 OF about
400 ioar, called the Merri~a owned by j m,s
Mcguire Esq, Of Boston. and Geo rubf.J n in,-
low, and Cap, Thos ingersoi twho Is TO 10 command
her.l OF this city.
substantial sch Of about $50 tous, called the MARY
Pa ten. annched e. ON Duunfng ward, at Brew.
tr. the 18th inst. she 10 owntd ny g IBIS q
Phillips. and 9th Re. and Is to DO eommanaed b,
Capt VIM Philips.
hessrr y 9 rspnett . p-os hniidins q. THAR
yard Ia Brunswick. . chip Of Ito for Capt PIT
ten Of Bostol-thc builders re. aiming an is,eresti
her.
Mr. Robert Pennel Is building at Brunswick a ship
Of about 600 toas. which will be ready tor
In ave or six weeks. she 10 ownsd BY the builder
and Capt Merri
There are two yessels build ng at Milibridge thu ee
at harrington. three al Columbia Que at 10 e.boro
one or Two at Addison. at Two 1T MachiAs. Tn.
read, sale OF old vessels has caused q demand for
new ones to supply then places.
About q sail OF vessels were In Hampton Road,
18th. wirh government s,or .. wa.tsx 10 be TOW 60
to charles City landing James river.
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DR.. >. ClessOn Pratt,
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fremont Eve and ear Instituts, BOSTON

FOR the benefit Of his many pa icnts IN Portland and
10 fav0r OF Others no may oe~ire us .eryic.s viii
be IT the Pr be Hosse again Tuesdty w dnesduy.
Thursday aud Friday, June 18th, % b. s0th ana Ju.
ly Ia. Consultation DAY ana tveEing.
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NEAR Turnsr's sii Yard, Cape Eiirafeth q
ANiarge t~o story dwelling house itsrI, D. y eIi
sr'ang aud convent n for two ismiiies-Hi nj red
IN cd ST. IL, with . la e lot oflas d wi va.
yer prvi@se The shove pro cry vii be sod %
great bvi gain By spt lyi,g To
PEhLEY q RUSSELL,
June 2 1874 -d2ss
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New Publications.

The TANNER Boy, and how he became Lieut..
General. By Maj. Penniman. Boston: Rob-
erts Bros. l6mo, PIP. 3l6. For sale in this
city by II. Packard.
This work gives an interesting and reliable
account Of the most important incidents in the
lie of Lieut.. General Grant. 1t is designed
more particularly for the youth Of our land,
showing them how boy may arise from hum
BILE origin to position Of honor and response
bility. The position occupied by Gen. Grant,
and his brilliant achievements will add much
to the interest of the work at the present time.
Our IN THE WORLD. A Novel. By T. s. Ar
thur, author of Light ON Shidowed Paths. -
New \ rk: Carleton. lzmo, pp 3l2. For
sale in this city by Hall l.. DAVIS.
Mr.. Arthurss stories ssA A..-.. ~
require any description at our hands. He is .
welcome visitor in many household circle.
His hctions do not appeal very powerfully TO
the imaginative faculty; yet their steady and
constant appeal to the moral sense wins their
way for them, and by the employment Of this
method alone he has succeeded in making an
impression on the public heart not easy to be
eff,ced. The present story or novel richly de-
serves TO be welcomed as one Of his most valua-
Bile works, and as such il may be commended
with unfeigned cordiality.''
A WoMAN's PHILOSOPHY OF WOMAN, or Woman
Affranchised. BY Madame D'Hericourt
New York; Carleton. limo, PIP. 3i7. For
sale in this city by Hall L. Davis.
THIS is a translation from French edition of
this work The author in her preface, declares
her object to be to prove that woman has the
same rights as man; to claim for her the equal
Of man in the social and the moral law, and in
labor. The work will be read with interest by
those who have given the subject Of woman's
rights and wrongs, particular attention
HorspUR. A tale of the old Dutch Manor. By
Mansfield I. Walworth. author OF "Lulie :"
New York: Carleton. limo, PIP. 324. For
sale in this city BY Hall l.. Davis.
The plot Of this story is the concealment OF
tragedy in the refined and elegant circle of So
ciety. No one who reads the description of the
gollen-haired heroine before the coroner's jury.
concealing murderer, will be apt to lay down
the book until the denouement is reached. The
escape Of the heir during the terrific storm on
the mountain. and the rivalry of the young
ladies who ride for the golden cup at the Manor
races. are scenes which recall the earlier roman
tic histories of Englan The satire in some
chtpters Of the book may not be in excellent
taste. and the tendency to mysticism. and spirit
ualism might better have been avoided; but as
a whole the book is interesting and will find q
ready sale.
SELr-SAcRIFIcE. By the author OF Margaret
Maitland" Philadelphia: I. d. Peterson l.
Bros. limo. PIP. 376. For sale in this city
by Hall L. Davis.
This is new novel, complete in one volume.
Of which the London Atheneum SAYS; at is one
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Ser sale.

A NUMBER OF Houses and Lots In the south
Apsr OF he city. Terms hbel al. lIquirv at II
b. sckstt street.
june22eod2 .
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Wednesday Morning, June 20, 1868.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-06
Arrest of Rebel Agents.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-The Post says a
| British Lieutenant, who was to sail for
Bermuda today, was arrested by Marshal
Murray, and sent to Fort Lafayette a
rebel mail was found concealed in his
baggage The letters were Immediately
forwarded to Secretary Seward. Further
Developments relative to the seizure of
the steamer Cromwell and bark Circassiaa
are published
1t appears that on the day the Cromwell
sailed, Marshal Murray arrested IT. Legur,
formerly L. : Minister to San Salvador
together with his wife, maid, and child,
and Messrs. G. F. Candy and d. Berez, all
of whom were sent to Fort Lafayette
Legur baggage was searched. A bill of
lading was found for so barrels of lard,
shipped on board the Circassian. On
searching the lard 1000 navy revolvers
were found secrcted, and thereon Candy
and others were arrested, having been
found in company with Legur, and on the
supposition that they knew something OF
I the matter
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Vol. 6eventeen.

With this number we commence the
18th volume of the TRIBUNE, and in laying
it before our readers, we tender to our
many patrons our grateful acknowledge
ments for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us since our residence in Mineral
Point. During the sixteen years Of the
existence of the TRIBUNE, we have had little
cause for complaint of the liberality of
our citizens, though we witnessed some
dark days, such as all country newspaper
publishers are acquainted with, but thus
far have kept our head above water, and
commence the new year with prospects no
less tiattering than those of previous years.
With the best wishes for the prosperity
and happiness of our patrons, and .he
hope that the pleasant intercourse so long
continued may not soon be broken, we
commence a new volume, and hope to con-
tinue our weekly visits to the satisfaction
of all
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-06

WoS'r BE SATlsFIED.-The eopperhead
journals throughout the country, were bit
ter against the $500 exemption clause in
the conscription act of last winter From
the Ne'c York World down, Congress was
accused of passing law for the benefit
of the rich -" The poor mans blood
against the rich mans money, was the cry
There has been talk of the repeal Of the
$500 clause by the present Congress, and
the same papers are just as bitter against
its repeal as they were against its passage
Such has been their course from the com.
mencemeut of Mr.. Lincoln's Administra
tion. The reason for all this fault finding
may be exposed in Il very few words
They are in the minority, and they refuse
to be eomforted
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LATEST NEWS.

LAsALLE, Jan. /, lS64-Yesterdav at
Utica, a small place five miles east of this
city, quite a serious smash-up took place
at l 2 NJ, which fortunately resulted In
no loss of life The mail express train
from Rock Island ran upon TIE side track
in Il binding snow storm, and collided
violently with a heavy freight train stand
ing on the side track. The shock was
trem endous, both locomotives being smash
ed we'll as the nearest ears to each.
NEW oRE, Jan 3-Two brothers. nam
cd Anson and George Wolf, and Messrs
I Benjamin and Emas Hoffman. have been
arrested and confined Ia Fort LaFavette
/ for being concerned in the blockade run
ming business. They shipped goods to
Nassau per brig Goodhuc, which were
subsequently found on the captured steam
er Margaret and Jessie. Messrs. j. D.
Young and J. G. Budd, have also been
sent to Fort Lafayette as shippers of CON
traband goods. Other parties and also
visitants of the hotels here known as the
headquarters of these Of secession procliv-
tiles, have been arrested The blockade
running business here is almost played
out
New YORK, Jan, 3-Advices from Ha-
vana per the Evening Star, include Mexi-
can dates 10 the Goth ult Gen. Doblado
Is reported to have given in his adhesion
The French occupation of Monelia, Celaga
&c reported via San Francisco. are con
firmed The French forces were en- route
for Guanaiuato. There has been no fight
ing. except slight guerilla skirmishing.
New York. Jan. 3.-Advices from Cum
berland, Md, Of the lst state that our
pickets near Winchester, Va, had been
driven in 10 Bunker Hill.
TT. JoHNs, y. B. Jan. 2-Lewis Zeelv.
another of the captorS of the steamer
Chesapeake. was arrested to-day and
lodged in Jail.
CAIRo. Jan. 5. ls64-In Columbus, Ky,
last night. the barracks at Fort Quimbv
caught FIRE, and four rows of buildings
were consumed before they could be ex-
tincuished The barracks were occupied
by detachment of the 34th Iowa. Two
men were SO severely burned that they
had to be taken to tie hospital The loss
Of the barracks is felt much while the cold
weather lasts
Several members of the colored regi-
ment were frozen to Death at Island No.
10 the night befrre last Ten colored men
were killed by the same agency, and from
insufficient barracks.
Memphis dates of the afternoon of the
Doth. say there Is a report that Forrest
crossed the Tennessee river on Monday,
with one Of the largest supply trains of
the war, including $500 head of cattle
besides every horse, mule aud wagon he
could find in the country.
During the few weeks he was in West
Tennessee he was busily employed in
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A Noble Purpose
AND THE GLORIOUS RESULT.


There are Is many roads to fame and
fortune as there were gateways to ancient
Thebes. Your ambitious warrior is for
carving his way with the sab-e-your as
p ring politician for maBeuvring his way
by subtlety aud censummate art; but
there is one broad grand path to the goal,
along which nothing base can travel 1t
is the path set apart for the march of tai
ent, energy and noble purpose, and, tho
full of obstacles, it contains none which
great man cannot surmount This fact
has been exemplified in innumerable in
stances, but In few more forcibly than In
| the career of Doctor HOLLOWAY, of Lon
| don. For twenty-five years he may be
said to have been climbing
THE steep where Fame's proud temple shines ala
Scattering blessings at every step. He ap
| pears to have reached the summit at last
/ The staff upon which he has leaned in his
ascent has been ADVERTISING, and by its
aid has not only realized worldwide ce
/ lebrity and splendid fortune, but has
been enabled to familiarize millions of the
sick with the healing properties of his
! Pills and Ointment who would never 9th
erwise have been benefited thereby. The
victims of dyspepsia in this country, and
| unfortunately their name is legion, have
good cause to rejoice that so wide pub
licity has been given to the virtues of his
Pills through the columns of the American
press; for, if we are rightly informed
they have cured and are now curing more
cases of this distressing complaint tl.ar
all other medicines combined We hear
too, of cures Of scrofula and other exter-
nal disorders by the Ointment, which, il
they were not vouched for by the best au
thOrity, we should pronounce Incredible
These medicines seem to do what no 9th
er advertised medicines have ever done
before-.f"ifH The promises Of the adrer
! tjSement-N Y "Potice Gazette"
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rA9uroNABIE BARBER

DtEORGE APPEL having fitted mp his Shop in the
most approved style is prepared shave, Dress
HAIR .npoc. etc, all who may favor him sith call
1e viii also bleeding Cuppins and Lceching
on short Notice and ia tine of the science
ae most perfect satisfaction warranted in ell cases. IS
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WEDNESDAY JANUARY s,s

getting these supplies, and the results
show well for his industry
There are reports of Forrest having
been defeated by our forces at summer
vile and Middleburg, but no particulars
have been learned.
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MECHANICS will find in the SCIENTIFIC AMER
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MANUFACTURERS will find in the SCIENTIFIC
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- rHFEAl. Dealer ii Dry Goods. Groceries, Provi
III ous. Hardware, &c, yellow stone Wis
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(Iata 4. Asst Surgeon I. :. Army)
nUySIrIAS ana SURGEON WingyiIe Wisconsin.
/ d.. Ferrin intending % locate permanently in
WinEve offers his professional services 10 It's citizens
and surrounding country. 80
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$3O2,Co

as follows: One months pay, S13, In advance, h
S6z bounty and premium when mustered into service
making Sio in advance $40 more in two months and
the balance in insallments of 40 every six months
until the whole 1902 is paid
The llth Wisconsin regiment is located at Browns.
VILE Texas, the Rio Grande which place. for
ty OF scenery and heahfuness of climate excel
ed In the MON. The regiment will doubtless -euran
at this point for n considerable length Of time.
The 1lth Is one of the veteran ments the State
which ra ID the call of the Pre- sdent in 1861 and
none stands higher in the estimation department
commander, either for courage, discipline, morals
The regiment Is oifcered by men whose motto is
7c6'd; and ever tax pride in promoting the best in
terest comfort and welfare OF those under their charge
No better opportunity he afforded to place your
names upon the much honored and immortal list
brave defenders of national rights and side
by side with the brave Wisconsin soldiers in the field
Rally, boys, 10 the defence and protection Of our
country and flag.
For enstments apply 10
Sergt. THOS. W. PRISK
at G. II. Cox's store, Mineral Point, Wis. 5ltf
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TTORNFy Al Lav ana Notary Public. Dodgeville
Y Iowa County Wis Particular attention paid :
eoIyetine Refgy to Hon. G. c. Washburn, and Cooi
Z Sudduth Of
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InuS III. XEE.TON.


a-oTARY Public. Conveyancer and General Agent
n Linden, Iowa county, Vas. ic-tt
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DOCTOR DALGAIRNS,


DHYSTCIAS and Surgeon, Mineral Point, Wisconsin
/ once at Farley Eaton's Ola Residence ly2
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN PROBATE-IowaC County Court.

In the matter Of tie last VIZ and Testament ot
Nancy Jefreg, deceaSed:
I ETTEHS testamentary having been this day issued
| to Phillip Alien, of Iowa County, and twelve
months from the ia hereof being allowed and limit ed
creditors present their claims against said deceased
for examination and allowance; it is ordered that all
claims and demands against the estate of said de-
ceased be received and adjusted before the judge
this Court and for that purpose he viii be his Office
In the village Of Doi-evilc, the first Monday Of
each month. during the term above limited.
And it l. further ordered that sal executor without
delay, copy Cf this order be published for
four successive weeks IN the Mineral Point Tribune
weekly newspaper circulating IN said county and also
that he cause Ike copy posted up In four differ
ent public places in said county.
Dated October 18Th, 1868. :. b ANSLEY
4w43 County J3tTge.
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HOME AGAINl
a. N uIIREH. VI u,

DFeI-MF9 the Practice of his profession
IL OFFgcs obligucly opposite PuiioTas bfug S,3ie
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OFFICE in Mofetts Block, in rear Of Prug store
I J Mineral Point, Wisconsin. SAL '.
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STRAYED

TBOM the pasture Of Mrs. Loofhorow, in the town
( Of Mineral Point, four miles east # the city Of
Mineral Point about the first of June, 1853 one bag
pony HORSE COLT. four years old, black name and
tail few white hArsiu forehead, right hind fpet whit
mostly inside Of foot. said colt has been halter
broke but harnessed. Whoever viii return said
colt the subscriber in the city of Mineral Point
give Information where he can be found, viii oe liberal
Is rewarded. J. T. SPENCER.
Mineral Point, Dec IS, 1853 4w51
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TAX EN Up

DY the subscriber. residing in the town
$ss ID Of Mineral Poin;, about > miles south
S<- east of the city Of Mineral Point, the
---[--4<- Fayette road. about the 10Th IL No
yember, 1858. one deep red COW about or years
old, with white star IN forehead, aud white
flank and belly The is requested prove prop
eTty. pay charges aud take said COW away.
e J. EVANS.
Mineral Point, Dec. 1a, 1868 $4gj1
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TAKEN Up

ID the subscriber residing in the southeast
of the town OF Linden, about the 1st of December,
1868 one red and white STEER two years old. The
Is reques ed to prove property, pay charges,
and take said away.
REESE HARRIS.
December Path, 1868. 4w52~