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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

FROM She Rev Lev G. Beck, P,s;or Of T.. Bank.
1LHIGh, Pemherton, :. J., formally OF tie Nortb T..
It's; Chuch Philadelphia -
nave kho"n Hootidud's German Bitter. favcraIly
t"F ahulber OF wears. have uscd Them iu my -
tlliN ana have been piesscd VIII, H., r.,
ma nave been Induced rau.t nd III IN Ia -,
others ana knoW that they have oI,,rn.r,i in ~
- osIleueia manner take great pleasure Il: ,las
~ ll! I''eialMlng he fact ana calling lie x..v
are ec'AiItuded to these Eijt-rs kIovfpz, fr(r,
fsieilte mat my recommendation will he ss.,sfr,
10 ms i'efe Chferfuy lIOof.t d Bitter. . :.
'endrdto benefit theahcted and is not ygl ~,
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

Our stock Of Plain and Fancy DRESS GOODS is
composed Of American, French and English Prints
Chintzes, Briliiants, Gngham,. ysl-ncias, Taretas
Apaccas, ropiins, De.ains MOI antiques w tn vari-
Gus other descriptions of Dres. Goods too numsrou,
20 mention"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18
u

4 lars. stock OF sIEETlNGs, s!IRTINGS, Ticks,
Stripes, Balmoral Skirts, Hoop Skirts, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, L. , which we
si all sell A. unusually IoS prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

FROM EeY j Newton Brown. D. D. Ettor oyt,@ -
ey'4oIediA - IL Aeious hEoNltdyc and Ctf;,,5,.
CHRONICLE, Ph!laGeil Liza. '~
$500! o! disposed TO favor or aurasri Pat
ent Medicines in pcH,ral iIeasL tis.t4,,-,f -,
'neIeueAtS and ELECTS yet know e 10 y fri,ft
us my Nian nay rot testify to IN, l., eff,1
UtHc'ts h".stt 10 have received frtm any ,....,le
preparation IN The hope that he may Thus contra t
ne BENEFIT AZ Others DO this more readily No.
70 iioodaHg' $ German Eitt,rs pr,rared ~ rr C.
Jec%S1n, q" tIIs city, because I as rreirdicsa si,t
mem l,t many Years, under the mFre son m, 49,
@ i.i'E an h!co oiic mcclure. lam Indebted 1.
u.t t'eid l'obcrt Shoemaker, ESQ, for the r,r.o,
OF 'iS PoJudiee by roper tests and Tor rf~-s..r :
IL n! 70 ~ thtih Whom suffering fIsn great ana ~
Continued Debility The use % three. IaftI.. -
s''tfrs ~ me beginning Of the rrcs,ui s,ar
i"' 81 ~ evident relief and RESIGNATION 10 ,xv,
bod y ahd WcHt3l vFcr which 7 Tad 70 f,ti.,.{,i
months before, and had almost dcspSired OF r,r,fn
ithelrfofe thank God aud my friend r,r
- VIC use @ 'i-H > AEWT6H BROWN Fhilz
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18
Custom Department..

Having In oar emp frs class Cutter We are
way prepared 10 nan fracture Genti=Upns -arne
IN fashionable style, always antng perfect fit
Without going into enumeration or articles the
Subscriber would invite the public call and exin.
his stock and learn his prices lie is determined TO sell
Il Cheap any house in the West and As his goods
are Of the best quality meme need fear purchase
JOSEPH DELLER.
Mineral Point, Aug "a. 1854. "a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

From R-r, H. Turner, Pastor q Ieddtns a. Z.
hurch, Philadelphia.
IT. JscssGr :-Ie0,, G;r.-;tavin- ned tCcr-.
man Filters in my family freqnerty sn srrraf.f,o
say iliai " las teeu 81 great service he !,yrtl,t
safest ard most alualIe remedy Of Which ls,r.,v
knowledge. Yours, respectfully. J. rrExF,.
No. 10 y Sia,t.. III, ~,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

From the Rev. J. NJ Lyons, forufFlr srior of so
columbus N } and Ni.estonu p iaptiIi Church-.
DR.. c 81 jackson De7TC.r ~ feel :, q -rs.s4rs
tf'ue my o. accord. 70 bear Testimony lbr &
cciecr 81 iic herman Btier Sou- yeass stree G.
ing afflicted with Dy~Tep-iu used them w5tT ~,
her' hc'"! rrstlt' aNe often s.eH .leIn o
persons eu'eel I'd e 'aa f.-0ertf = If. gsc .rf
80 y thrr great E.u'- ~ ctsts at ti,.ai 81 fI.
believe :: - be tonic t!st cannot Ie sa-ia,s.f
J. y. LYON.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18
j. ID M0FFETT.N d..
nYFTCE in Mo1ett's Block in rear Of Drug Store
~ Mineral Point, Wisconsin. 34-I y


(Late A. Asst Surgeon L s. Army
nHYsI IAN and SURGEON Wingvil =, Wisconsin.
i DR.. Ferrn intending 20 locate permanently IN
wSvil- Offers his professional Services to its citizens
and surrounding country. 90
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

Thanking The public for the liberal patronage con-
''antly extended to ns, shall endeRvor by selling
our Goods at Il very adv,nce upon cost to make
Il for the interest Of the people Of this section pur
chase d store.
EiEsE2sNGGks 4. son.
Mineral Point Aur ~ 1874 .,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18
EgNnE KiAEEr

II linden, Iowa County, Wis. !. RULE, Proprie-
! tor Bard - tsv or week az reasonable rates.
Best OF Stabling accommodations Iy3O
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18
~s+IIEF, ~, REESE.

4 TT0RSEY at Law and Notary Public. DoigeyiIIe
n Iowa County, Wis Particular attention paid 10
selecting Refer to lion. c c. Washbrrn ami Cobb
Suiduth. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

hne stock Of CL0THs-such 8, Sheep, Grey,
Tweeds, sAtinets, Kentucky Jeans Cottonad.s Cloak
ings, Ladies Cloths &c lower prices than can b.
found at any other store in the county
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

READY-MADs CLOTHING and GENTS FUR
NIsHlNG GooaS--Fhe largest and beat assorted
stock in Iowa county selected expressly for this
kst, and 'tll bs 80 at eery IoIs 5gt*rss.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18
Prom III. rev, Tho. via,or, Pastor Of Eo,bsroura

From The Rev Tho. Nilter Pastor or Roaberep,b
nr. jackson -: D-qr Sf5.--T fecI +. 5re 4, va,,r
ccilcE prtpaTa'iou os@aud- Gtlssar ITtttr. 10 ,fs
p testimony =" the dezer1 @d utajIsif "a, otsir.t
nage Tor years, ~ TIMES been .f.G let vitf ~r,,t
c''"f. - IN ms head and uetvons styi.,t
by friend 20 try bottle of your efr.a Rltf.Es
Hia So aNa have es9gFfeE"ed ~ en5 f5u-z rsct..
rrhef my health ss iseu raa:.ri..Is t.r.ft.t
confidently recommend the article vi eTa fgsttrb
ea'c' similar g. nv and have cen aser, d y rsary
q 'ht'f seoa saee.' f,.'.sc1frIy yeurs,
]. WINTER, E9zLeroB.b "a
From Rev -. Herman q Tie Cera1sa R.faru,s
Church E-t zt1Hu, Banks County, Ia
Dr.. &. =. Jackson - EesaSrfcl 2 ;,--v t,r.s,s..
troubled VIII bfsfei.' nearly teuy yezrs and I'VE
neFer Gsei ay see q ~ did - us.c.l god -
Hcofand'S lfu'ers. ] aGa very Iaycl i,prex. ed Ia
health st'er hayis z taken Gre hstt,ts
Yours. with respect !. S. HERMAN
PRICES.
Large Size (halGing nearly double qusn.isyg
$500 per Bottle-hsif d9z. $50
Small ssss-.3 cents per Eo.sit-l.a]f ,.o5 $40
BEWARE or CoCNTFRFEfrS.
So ,l., the ,izai;u-e o, &C. ~ JacE- ofs"i..,a
WRAPPER - each hottlc-
Should your lrueei.t rot have To-. article
q MS that may be offered IN - place l7t - >, =
and So "ilI forward, securely picked, ty e1Ir.s.
Principal Office and Mandatory,
631 Arch Street, lLilaselrtis
JONES & EVANS,
lsneess<ors TO C If Jackson Co.
ProprzetoFs
For Sale f'y Druggists and Dc slsrsr eu.y
saSTn T. HE UIit~,: artsa
= -a---s 80.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

Our stock comprise. DRY GOODS in every variety,
Shawls, c ARPErS OIL CLOTHS, Plain and Fancy
Cassimeres HATS and CAPS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
BOOTS and SHOES, GRJCERIES, &c.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

In the matter OF the estate Of Amasa W Norris de-
cCasei.
an reading AMI filing tie petition II t. ". Strong
Of Iowa onnty, representing ,innng other things
that Antsa w Norris late 81 said County, the 2hth
lay of Novemhc,, 4. D lN6+ died inteState leaving
goods chat Is ami estate within this county and pray
ing that administration Of said estate be unto him
granted 1t IS ordered that said petition he heard
efore the JHg- q" IN CoIrt the 18th dsy Of Jan
nary, 4. D. 1863 - the Probate Oce in the village Of
DodEcvilic.
And it is further ordered that public notice thereof
he given to ali persons Interested hv pub -hnr copy
OF this orr fT three weeks excessively. prior
said day Of hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune
weekly newspaper circulating in said county
hat December 2tth, 1861.
JOHN BONNER.
SN'- County fudge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

a good Stock OF GROCERIES constantly on hand
comprising SUGARS. GR.EN, BLACK, and JAZZ
ANEsE TEAS, c FEES, SPICES, CANDLES,
SOAP, SALT, &c, &c, &c
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18
FARM FOR SALE

E'IE subscriber offers for sale her Farm knor-n "a
the " Dickinson Farm" situated in the town OF
NsiislCk ~ miles cast ~ -iupriI Poi Il and about
nuir. west OF Mos ow- Said Farm consists Of 90
acres Of goo Hand 81 acres under the pIov plenty
OF tnber and pasture land, with water for stock
house and small barn. To he sold at ? bargain
Inquire 81 THOMAS GRIR84E mile. east Of
Iineral POINT; JtR :. CHAPMAN, mile. west OF
Warren. H. or Of the subscriber in Mineral Point
43tf Mrs. J. W. u CRIMSON.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

BOOTS, SHOES and q NTERs, OF the best quality,
embracing all the latest styles Also a finely
assorted stock OF HATS and CAPS-.U qualities and
prlc-s-for Men, Boys and Chi dren.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

TBIBr>E OFFlC Jan. Is SD
We quote she GLOWING which buyers are paving 80
day
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

4 rTeRNEY AMI Counsellor at Law Darlington
y Ltstvette CpIaty, Wisconsin Devotes his at
ssntion lasively to his profession practices the
various Courts Of Wisconsin, makes Collections and
fstthta!ly AMI promptly all business
hi. care
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

JOHN HoLLINGsHEAD. p. u.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

LAWYERS vin-ral Toint, Iowa County, Wise, ns;Y
sTiII attru to professional business and CORES
,an.ience a. f,s-. Viii procure Pension. ami
Biu'ties from the Federal Government and prose
cate ciaiflis u.,ar literal terms
o.1ce opposite the Court Holse, up stairs &c
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18
Fall and Winter. 1864.

Have received from Boston and New York, and are
oferng to the people Of Iowa county the choicest
most extensive stock Of Goods introduced here
TO which they invite the attention Of cash purchasers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

READ WHO SAYS SO. laa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

Remaining uncalied form the Post Office at Mineral
Point Wis IAN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-18

3ui9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-10
GENE Ri. !. = E.VYS.

WECCh
moras, Of the mouth Of the Rio Ur4nde. =
Twenty-Five or the crew were drowned, and
others were pick cd UP on cotton bales BY the
notlces the destruction o. six hundred bales oi
French bark CasEaona The same paper a<o
cotton, belonging to merchants II Matamo.aS
AZ Boston, on Nontlay, there Wis a large
meeting Of merchants and the leading men Il
the city at FauouI Hall, 10 naugnrate ,Iea
sures Tor sending food and other noccsSaries 70
che people Of Savannah.
General DuroEidge has removed his res
strlctlon upon trade IN Kentucky.
There was collision on the Baltimore and
Ohio raircad near Pennington, West |ir
ginia, on Saturday. between the mail and ex
press tain bound west, and the freight train
bound east. Both engines We're crushed =
The baggage, mail, and express cars took fire
from the stove, and were destroyed with al
their contents Several soldiers Were wound
ed, one fatally
Fort Smith and Van Buren,, Arkansas. have
been evacuated by order of General Reynolds
It is understood however, that President
Lincoln has revoked the order at the instance
of citizens in that section OF the country.
Hayden's extensive rolling mill, at Ports
mouth, Ohio, was destroyed by fire on Ihurs-
DAY, With large stock Of manufactured iron.
Loss, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
No insurance.
A dispatch dated January 7, 1865, says -
There is nothing new to report on the lines III
front Of Petersburg Some Smelling took place
near the Appomattox yesterday morning, but
without any important result. y
William l.. Stewart was, on the goth Of De,
cember, elected United States Senator from
Arkansas, for six years, from the 4ll OF March
next.
The Petersburg Express says one hundred
and twenty three marriage licenses were issued
last year By the clerk Of the Hastings Court III
that city, one more than the number issued ia
1863 AS IN Richmond the largest number
issued IN any lnonth for 1cAny years, # not the
largest on record, was in December last, the
number being twenty-onc
On the Hudson River Railroad on Sunday,
near noon, sleeping car was hurled into the
water by the breaking Of a wheel at Wander
burg's Bay, and thirty five or forty persons
were more on less injured by the shock and by
the struggle TO escape drowning, many being
cut with glass il escaping through the windows,
4 brakeman was seriousIy injured.
President Lincoln 90 Friday sent to the Sen
ate the nomination Of large number Of mil
tary officers, Including Sherman, Meade, Sher-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-10
Wa y { y 5.

Tive cnrraSuo0dant Ct the f'i,.c;naaI. e.
g. o,c;,] estimates that Gen. IIuoj crossed
Tayun.sae with from twenty five to twcn
aight tz,o1.a,,.; men. Forrest. tha same q
,asron,art states abandoned one 27un3ro}
fl4v ,.,oors On pr:day General l.gon. u.
e;,,5,5 hn,,i,,.,3 men 9as.a4 through, .sG.51..
7i}Ia and ,a,rnyxd . co1aoanr .: r.,o.>.
cayajrv r. was On his wav 30 JON f5n..
2no - i'e crossed 'A7 '1''811'o2&'1 Ia !''....
beio" iuiiaAoiaa' ~ Tore ~ q =" "''1>
the t'ack.
Iho Coniede:aJas wa" en1'iet' O''@o~''F4
On y ecinesday or THURSDAY 5asf remained lA"rs
g&thenng np Goa ,orl o5a ara hrIng % >t5aa'ss
nnll friday, when they l7{t Eney are 4"@t
the c>mm4Il Of Do!2n2i l&yioF, wac n.
no" est&al'>tao" hI8 headquarters II 5i"''e~
vile, or the OA'o I'lyer, a2'os twenty ''s.'
above O"cn@ooro,. lac citizens q thar -
IIon we're Healng across the OAlo TO oV0!3 con.
scripton tram was captured On Hrjay hH
N8&ru1erS guelijiaa, near Lebanon Juoctloo
which IS IN tie centre OF he State Of kont0oay
AdTlcas trou1 A0rg4nZ'a: j.a.: reserved 70
New OK, state tha5 al "as qoet at th4
point. III expedition had been sent ty sea-
rr,1 ,lr1 l>:l, o, -.,l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-10
CIV 9llexaudria Quartz
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10.

Col. T. n Ky, giving al acconnt Or the Inter
view between himself and Gen Howell Cobb
GA the 18th OF June, 1862, concerning al
exchange Of prisoners AT TINS interview 't
appesrs that Gen. Cobb had authority IN
writing from zen Lee TO enter INTO any conveh
tion on the subject. General Cobb expressed
biz readiness to make an agreement embracing
I'll prisoners then held by either side or only
those taken by the armies then confronting
each other, and to make such agreetnent ap-
plicabIe to all prisoners then taken, and al VINO
might thereafter be captured. Gen. GoDO
offered to sign any cartel based upon the pTln~
ciples of entire equality, the rule OF exchange
yo operate uniformly without any r8nt OF re-
seryation or exception in any particular case
He also suggested the pGoprleJy OF releasing on
parole any surplus Of prisoners that either
party might hold after the exchanges we've
cOmp8teu
The New York Express says-''Ihe air is
full of Peace Rumors again, but we do not
place much reliance upon them, and advise
our readers, whose business depends more
upon truth than speculation, not to regulate
their conduct by them It is in times like
these, however, necessary to sail by the wind,
to pay debts, and, if possible, not contract
them, to do cash business, rather than
business on credit, to remove mortgages rather
than give or multiply them"
It is stated in the money article Of the New
York Tribune that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company will commence the bulldog
of their bridge across the Ohio river at Kellair
early in the spring. It is estimated that it will
require twenty FIVE hundred men for three years
and a half to complete the job. The bridge, it
is stated, will pass over the town, and land on
the hill in the rear Of tie city. The streets
are to be arched with heavy cut masonry
There is much talk, in New York, according
to the newspapers over Provost Marshal Gen
eral Fry last order, intimatlng that the city
will be compelled to raise some fourteen thou
SIND men under the last call OF President
Lincoln, instead CT four thousand three
hundred.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York World states that the Messrs. Blair lett
on Saturday for General Grants headquarters:
where passes for Richmond, signed by the
Confederate Secretary df War, were awaiting
them.
The street crossing, at the east end Of the
Railroad Tunnel, Wilkes street, continues in
It's ruinous condition, and is becoming more
dangerous every day.
TX Governor " Use farm has been conts-
Gated, and several schools for contrabands are
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03
PERIODICALS.
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Letter from President Lincoln.

]
The following beautiful letter from Mr..
Lincoln to the widow of the late Joseph
John Quincy will be read with interest
MY ESTEEMED FRIEND Il have never
forgotten, probably never shall forget, the
very impressive occasion when yourself
and friends visited me on Sabbath fore
noon two years ago. Nor had your kind
letter, written nearly q year later, ever
been forgotten. In all this it has been
your purpose 70 strengthen my reliance
on God. l am much indebted to the
good Christian people of the country for
their constant prayers and consolation,
and TO no one Of them more than yourself.
The purposes of the Almighty are per-
feet and must prevail. though we erring
mortsls may fail to accurately perceive
them in advance. We hoped for happy
termination of this terrible war long before
this, but God knows best and has ruled
otherwise. We shall yet acknowledge
His wisdom and our own errors therein :;
meanwhile we must work earnestly in the
best light He gives US, trusting that so
working still cOnduces to the great ends
He ordsins. Surely he intends some great
good to follow the mighty convulsions
which no mortal could make and no NOR
tai stay.
Your people-the Friends-have had,
and are having very great trials on prin-
ciple and faith.
OopPosed to both war and oppression
they can only practically oppose op-
preston by war. In this hard dilemma
some have chosen one horn and some the
other. For those appealing to me on con-
scientious grounds have done, and shall
do, the best 1 could and can in my own
conscience under the oath of the law. That
you believe this do not doubt, snd be-
lieving it, 1 shsllstill receive for our coun-
try and myself your nestsprsyers to our
Fatherin Heaven. Your sincere friend,
A. LINCOLN.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

Rumors are rife and various about the
trisl of Harold. One of these rumors is
that he is now on trial before 8 military
commission, and that the testimony is
closed and the sentence will be promul-
gated tomorrow; another is that the trial
Is concluded and Harold is sentenced to be
hung on Wednesday morning next.
have good reasons for believing that
Harold has not been put upon trisl, and
that the government does not propose to
try him until the entire preliminary exam
nations of witnesses in this neighborhood
IS concluded. As stated in 3 former dis
patch, several commissions sre now oat in
the country on this business, with short
hand reporters taking testimony, and others
leave to-morroW.-R Wash. Cor. N. 2. Times.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03
The President for Refrenchment.

Inc EEtaLUeuL lBE eAaChlmenEs
President johnson is understood to have
put his foot down firmly for retrenchment
and economy. The subject of the reduc-
tOn Of the expenses of the Government,
and the duty of making an earnest effort
TO get those expenses back as near to the
old peace footing as they can be got under
the changed circumstances of the country,
was brought to the attention of the Cabinet
in its deliberations within the first week
after President Johnsons accession to Of
fee, We now quote this important sts5e-
ment in Mr.. Jay Cookies new advertise
ment of the seven-Thirty Loan: at now
seems probable that no considerable amount
beyond the present series viii be offered to
she public. The rebellion is suppressed,
and ths Government has already adopted
measures to reduce expenditures as rapidly
IS possible to 8 peace footing, thus with
drawing from market IS borrower and pur-
chaser"