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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12
The State Ticket.

1t seems to be pretty certain that Gen.
FAIRcHILD will be the Union nominee
for Governor. For Sec. of State, Mr.
FIELD, late Speaker of the Assembly,
and Gen. Ton. ALLEN are prominent
candidates. Mr.. HASTINGS will proba-
bly, be re nominated ms Treasurer, though
there will be considerable opposition
For the other Offices there are plenty of
excellent names mentioned. We have
no doubt the ticket will be a worthy and
acceptable one, and be heartily support
ed, and triamphantly successful at the
polls.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12

- Many a wretch who has lived life
of villaiuy, amid the curses of bis VIC
tins, If he could come out of his coffin,
sud read the lsuditory inscription ON bis
tombstone, would think he had got into
the wrong grave.
: - Mr.. Siuglesticks mystifed a tea
party by remarking that women are facts.
When pressed 70 explain his meaning.
he said (: /" Facts are stubborn things"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12

RAFTs. The tow-boat, Minnesota,
has taken out this season from this place
over rs RATS, and it is estimated that
enough have been taken out by other
boats to swell the number to over loo
,Stiliwater Messenger.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12

LIFE OF LIScoLN.-We call attention
to the advertisement in another column
of " Barrett's' Life of Lincoln" It is
without doubt, the best work of the kind
that has been published. Every one
should have q copy of the life of tao
Martyr President and Mr.. GIBSON will
furnish the ono YOU want.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12
Union County COnventfon.

A Union Convention for the County of
Pierce. will he held al Ellsworth, on Wednes-
day, Aug %, at one O'Clock P. NJ, for the
purpose Of eleciing six delegates TO the As
sembly District Convention to be held at
River Falls, Aug 10Th. Each town will be
entitled to the usual number of delegates.
Lutte A. TAYLOR,
FRANKLIN OTIS,
OSBORN SFRAHL
Union County Committee.
Prescott, Aug. ?. sos.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12

DROWNED .-Chas Hone, son of Ed
ward Hone Of Paint Douglas, aged five
years, was drowned last Monday, while
in the river bathing.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12
DEATHS.

Died in this city, July 80. of congestion on
the lungs, CosDoS. son of Newman and AL
mira E. Silverthorn. aged one yeai, one
month and eleven days.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

DISEASES of the Urinary and Sexual
~ Systems-uew and reliable treatment
Also the BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of War
ming and Instruction, sent in sealed envel-
opes, free Of charge. Address DIR. j. SKILLIS
HoUGHToS, Howard Association, No. Two.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vania. yS 42-Iy
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12
Union Assembly District Com
VentiOn,

A Union Cnvention for the District COM
prising Pierce and St. Croix counties. will be
held at River Falls, on Saturday, Aug. 26th.
at one o'clock p. ~. for the purpose of elect
ing one Senatorial and two Assembly dele
gates TO the Union State Convention, TO be
teld at Madison on the 9th of September next
Each county will be entitled to six delegates
in the Convention.
Lutte A. TAYLOR,
Chm Assembly Dist Committee.
Prescott, Aug. 2, 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12
CITY RE STA URAN
JOHN SMITH

JOHN SMITH
MOULD announce to his friends that
w he has opened Restaurant on Broad
Street. where he keeps Confectioneries. Eata-
bles, Spruce Beer, etc., etc. Fresh Baltimore
Oysters by the can or plate. Drop in and
see him.
Prescott. May 81, 1864. Swift
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12

E Miss LIZZIE CARLEY's Lectures
here have been very well attend
cd.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12
Prescott. July l. 1865.
LAMBS FOR SALE.

GENERAL Thousand acres of Lands. at
- from Three 10 Five Dollars per acre. stu
ated in the towns of Pleasant Valley, Salem.
llartland. Fl PaSSo, Oak Grove. Martell and
Union. in Pierce County, and Waterville. in
Pepin County.
Those IN Oak Grove are the sc ne and hf
sc, -. The Sc sw y and hf NV 80 and NV
sw and If sw SO in PC. 10.
Those IT, Martell are the 5 hf nv 81. and
the n Inf 81. and sw Sc 80. ~. IL.
For particulars enquire by letter of
C.. III. ROBERTS,
Poughkeepsie. New York.
October 90, 1864. 26-m6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12
Send IS Cents for Certificate.

In all transactions by mail. shall charge for for
waising the certificate paying postage and doing the
business, 20 cents each which be enclosed when
the Certificate is sent far Five certificates will sent
Tor eleven for 81 thirty for SIS svty-fye FOR $40
one hundred Tor SIS.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12
RUN MING AGAIN

We have started our Mil here, and shall
keep it running the entire season.
Crisis Ground Promptly.
Lumber Of every kind furnished at greatly
reduced prices.
Scantling and Fencing per VI, $500
Common Lumber, 1900
Lath. 800
BRING IN YOUR ORDERS.
Dudley a. Co.
Prescott, Jure I'd, 1855. TT
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12

- An unsophisticated countryman,
the other day, coming to Washington,
saw = military officer. followed at a
respectful distance by two orderlies, in
full gaIlop. ''Good gracious!' said he,
haven't they caught him yet? was
in about three weeks ago, and they was
n rupnnin' after him then"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12

j. H. SouTHwIcK has returned
from Washington, and will be in town a
few weeks.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
Ray Our neighJor Of the intelligence,

s9v Our neighJor Of the h'teI.[Sence''
anpears seriously exercised in his mind
mon tie report that . number Of the
democratic members Of the Legislature
nropose to vote for the constitutional am
endment abolishiu9 slavery, and "ndlses
them to -Corero their lnawkish sentiment
.litv about the Niger at present ana de-
vote their time to freeing white men from
The accursed slavery Of drafts and taxa
ton, instead Of voting 70 diminish the
chances of reunion, proIong the war, and
do the African more harm than good
We really fear our neighhor has ''"is-er
"a the brain" 80 deep'y seated hat twill
prove the death OF hin White 2 iarge
norton OF his political friends are &C
ing over the prospect ofan end to slavery
through the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aad
some who have heretofore been the lead
inr spirits of his party dec arc they would
~ soon have voted against the Declaration
Of Independence, as against Inc amend
mcnt to the constitution, the LnteLligsH-
Ger makes tan occasion for splitting out
little moro Of its venom against the party
in power We can excuse oar neigh}oT,
however, on the ground that one naturally
faels bad at the loss Of his Jcar friends
slavery having been the only stepping
stone TO Office for his party heretofore, j,
Is not surprising that one so fond Of Office
shou a mourn its downfall But we are
hanpv to be able to co~solc him on ;hc
small number Of mourners, even in Minis
sral Point
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
aes- 4 very singular case is that of y

asE- a very singular case is that of q
soldier in the hospital in Philade phia
who, it is said has not slept moment fer
fourteen years. lie says that sleep for
sock him in the summer of 1850 and he
has never felt even drowsy since that PEI
riod. He has been two years IN our army,
no ding the position Of orderly sergeant,
and has seen hard service, and taken part
in several raids, without affecting his re
markable wakelulncsS. On one occasion
number of'scientiiic gentlemen investi-
gated his ease, and watched him constant
" for lorty-two days and nights, without
detcctin-, single doze or discovering the
cause Of the phenomenon. The man goes
to he'd when fatisued simply for p hvsical
rest lie has been i'll VITA rheumatism.
but Is now nearly recovered. It will be
Observed that this story comes from Phil
adelphia.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
What IN EiitGr sIfrLt HaYc E.an.

Dr.. Holland. the editor Of the Spring
field (lIass.) Republican, has been up in
Vermont t. ''whar he came from, and lie
thus sketches what he should have been If
he had not left home and become an ed!-
tor:
'Your correspondent would have grown
t,!wart and strong, with horny hand and
face as black rs the ace Of spades. lie
would have taught school winters, worked
on the farm summers, aud gon2 out haying
fifteen days in July, ana taken for pay the
iron-works and running-gear Of Il wagon.
at two-and-twenty, or Whereabouts, he
would have begun to pay attention to
girl with father worth two housand dol
lars, and a spit curl on her forehead - 4
girl who always went to singing school
and "sct in the seats, and sung without
opening her mouth pretty girl, anyway.
Well after seeing her home from singing
school two or three years; taking her to
Fourth Of jay, and getting about one hun
dred dollars together, he would have mar
ried and settled down. Years would pass
away, and that Girl with the spit curl wo d
have eleven chiidren-iust as sure as you
Iive-seven boys and four girls.
ave should have a hard time in bring
ing them up, bat they would soon be able
enough to do the milking. and help their
mother on wash days and !, getting indie
pendent at last, and feeling little stiff in
the Joints, would be elected a member Of
the Legs ature, having been an assessor
and a committee man for years. IN the
evening Of my days, with nv pipe in my
mouth. thirteen barrels of elder in nv eel
lar, ana a newspaper in my hands | should
sit aud look through pair of gold mount
ed spectac 'es, and wonder why such a
strange, silly piece as this should be pub
Iished
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
Brig. Gen. Hobart.



VIC are pleased 70 learn tina. Col II G.
llo} art, OF the 2lst Wisconsin Volunteers,
las been promoted by order Of the Presi-
Dent upon tha recommendation Of Gen'l
Sherman. Gen Hobart was one of the
democrats who answered the call for men
- the fall Of Fort Sumter. lie was in
Ttrumental in raising two companies Of
volunteers, one in Sheboygan and one in
Calumet county, where he resides Of
the latter company he was elected Cap
tain, and although entitled to higher po-
sition, BY some dexterOus manipulation
was placed at the foot of the roster Of the
4th regiment lie shared the fortunes Of
this regimen: until after the capture Of
New Orleans In the summer Of 1862
he was com missiOned Lieutenant Colonel
Of the Dist regiment. and Joined his com
mand immediate ' after tie battle of Per
ryvi.Io In command Of . body Of troops
on detached service he repulscd an attack
Of Whoeler's cavalry Of Jefferson. on the
dav before the battle Of Stone River, for
which he received 4 handsome compli-
ment from Gen. Thomas He was pres
cnt throughout Rosecrans' campaign Mt
Chattanooga; led the van in long race
between R0secra rs and LOngstreet, bel. re
the terrible conflict AZ ChickamauCa, and
at sunset OF the second day OF that battle
was taken prisoner while carrying out the
orders of his brigade commander
He was one Of the projectors Of the IA
nous tunnel, by which more than a hun
dred oC our officers escaped from the Lib.
by Prison. and was OF the number which
succeeded in reaching our lines Imme-
diatcly on arriving 6 home ho was pro
NOTED Co onel Of his regiment, hut was
not mustered in until the consolidation Of
the relics Of the lst and 10Th with the
2lst. emitting the latter regiment TO 4 Col
onel in command lie was present thro'
out Sherman's campaign against Atlanta,
and commanded brigade during the
march through Georgia He has nobiy
earned his stars, and viii, we doubt rot,
continue to merit and receive the honors
and rewards Of those who hare done We
for the Republic
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

AGRICULTURAL REPoRT- The report &C.
the Department Of Agriculture for the
month of january has just been issued
The principle articles relates to the culti-
walton of the hop plant, a subject that has
attracted much attention on account OF the
high price hops have commanded during
the fall and winter. The report also fur
nishes series Of tables showing the aver
age yield per acre and average prices OF
the crops Of 1864 The average yield in
New York last year was as follows:
Wheat. per acre, Is bushels rye, l5t
bushels barley, lS4 bushels: oats, % u.
corn, 295 bushels. The largest product Of
wheat was in Connecticut-I64 bushels to
the acre; of corn, IN Vermont-38 I bu
to the acre. Ohio vie ded l0F bushels Of
wheat and 81 ! of corn to the acre.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

n. W. SANITARY FAIR. - The North
western Sanitary Fair viii commence in
the city Of Chicago on the 3).h day Of
May, and is expected to exceed in magni-
tudc any Fair heretofore held The on
cor, Of the Sanitary Commission and the
Soldiers Home are already making prep
nrations for the occasion. AID Societies
and other benevolent organizations are
requested to forward any articles they
may purpose sending, marked :" North
western Sanitary Commission. Chicago
Tor the Fair When intended for any
particular department they should lie
marked TO the care Of the Chairman Of
- Department This vi ensure free
transportation. Notify ly 'ctter. 1t the
same time. l. y Blatchford, Secretary.
or the Chairman Of the Department. 70
whose care sent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

Feo4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saunders
Of Nebraska, passed through town yestor-
day, on his wav to Washington City
There is considerable excitement in the
Territory concerning the hostile attitude
Of the Indian tribes. Aslon-as tais lasts,
matters vi be in Dose, disiointed con
di,ion Il is the purpose Of the Go-ernor,
we believe, to secure more vigorous CO.
operation OF the Government in protecting
settlers, and in re-openine and sustaining
communication with the Pacific States
It Is Il singular fact that the Indians 90
vt disturb to any great extent. the Pa
cfc Telegraph Line. They have a super
stitous reverence for it. which has much
to do in saving it from destruction. The
CheYennes arc doing more mischief to
settlers AMI trains than any other tribe
The Omahas and Pnwnees ar. friendly,
and are doing much good service for the
whites as scouts and warriors-De Holmes
Register.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
TEEE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
We have no further news from the ar
ny OF the Potomac of interest. The fed
erul forces still hold the position at Hatch
er's Run, and are fortifying along the new
line, evidently with the intention of a far
Their extension before many days This
belief has undoubted given rise to the
rulnor that the rebels are about TO evacu-
ate Richmond and concentrate in North
Carolina.
Gen Sherman IS reported TO have cap
tured Dranch~iiIe and Orangcburg, and
got IS far north IS the Coogaree River,
near Columbia, the capital Of South Car
ina. while his right wing IS but few
n; es from Charleston, which, it is highly
probable, IS already in possession Of our
forces One report places Sherman's cav
airy as far north as Florence, near the
North Carolina line J few days viii de-
velop matters in that department.
Quite large federal force has teen con
centrated at Newborn, supposed to be
abou. to operate with Sherman in his on
wa:d march.
The rcbe's report that Kilpatriek's cav
airy had been driven back fye miles from
augusta by Wheeler This report needs
Confirmation, as also does that O. the death
G. Deauregarl.
3IoLi is supposed to have be.n evacu-
ated h the rebels.
The news from Mexico IS interesting
Bands Of rebo,s having commenced assem-
hing in Sonora with host intentions,
Gen Mcdowell, commanding the Depart
ment Of the Pacific has issued orders re =
CURING a passengers from San Francis
co to Mexico - secure permits before
leaving, L IS also reported that an extra
dillon treaty las been effected by the I'M
neriaiis-s with the rebels, and AIciiJ, com
.nan4.aE ut Matamoras. IS sending back
desorters and refugees to Brownsyil' c up
On trumpc5 up charges, where they are
c5nscrinred into the rebel army.
FRO. BEND OF Harvard College, Mass,
8 man of eminent scientific attainmcrts,
and We. known 10th II this country and
Europe, IS dead
Several important measures haze pass
Cd the House in Committee Of he Whole.
Anon. them IS tie tax on sales, providing
tha. all dealers IN goods. wares. 0. mer-
chandise Of any description shall make
monthly reports Of amount Of sales and
be assessed one~haIfof one per cent there
uocn, Bullion brokers. al who buy or
sci. gold aboye the mint price, for spccu-
iat;on purposes being included in this
c'oss. are required to take out license Of
1000 md ten per cent is assessed on
gold sales
LArEe-Tha news from Sherman, thro'
tie Richmond papers, communicated to
the Northern press through Gen. Grant
and Secretary Stanton, is cheering to loyal
hcag5s. and indicates that Sherman IS hay
ins ever thing about his own way in
South Carolina, rs he d:I in Georgia. -
Cc,umt.a. lie capital Of tac soul Of Re-
bel!ion, has been polluted b. the tread Of
Yankee soldiers, without an attempt st
resistance The Richmond papers ack~
noUled-s That Charleston must fall in the
same way. The following are the dis
patches from Stanton and Gen. Grant,
when vii bs read with interest:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
independent Candidate.
@-Maior OrIs having become satisfied

that the sword is more pot n than the
PENN a pecuniary sense, At least-took
his leave of the readers Of the TRIBUNE IA
it. last weeks issue, and We resume our
po,ition in the firm of B izs 4 Son, IN Its
publication.
All persons (haging unsettled accounts
with the firm Of Bliss & Otis are request
ed to call and settle the same without de-
lay, as the Major expects soon to leave for
the tented field, and It is desirable 70 haze
a settlement while he IS yet here.
G. s.. BLEss
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

n<a-All the railroad communications Of
Charleston are reported as being now sew
cred, with the single exception Of thar via
" Wilmington, and this, it is Anticipated,
will also soon DC broken, Union force
having, according to rebe advices .arded
at Smitafie.d, on the North Carolina
coast for this supposed purpose. Sher-
man Is making ha oc with South Carolina
railroads In al directions.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

ST. Lofts To BE LEFT INLAND.-Ihe st
Louis Press learns that = wager OF 500
a side was made in Alton last week that
{ the Use in the river is as great this
Spring as it was in 1855. the Mississippi
won i break through into Long Lake, op-
posite the mouth Of the Missouri, and thus
cave II. Louis eleven miles from the riy-
er. The gentleman who offered the bet
is The owner Of the and which is being
cot through by the current Of the Nilsson
r, and he states that a quarter of a mile
Ir-altd e ,saj only Is lett rs barrier
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

rs The Union State Convention of
Connecticut has renominated William 1
buckingham for Governor. and Robert
Morrill, for Lieutenant Governor The
Democrats have nominated O. : Seymour
Tor Governor, and Ihos. i. Bond for Lieu
tenant Governor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

The Government. has selected. out of
some forty rifles presented for inspection.
the Hammond fife rs the future one for
the United States service Mr. Hammond
the inventor, is mechanic in the lactor :
Of the New Haven Arms Company, Al
Bridgeport
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

lion l. -. anton y II Dl s''r''i' eng
ne following IS taken from to~Gays
Richmond DtspatcH
TIE FALL OF COLUMBIA
Carr.ohi, has f,Uao Sbsr,,o,, los
-,or.bal in.a ana t,r,an oossas.;3,, ar FL,
Civ Yesterday ,no~ninr Tie inta,Ii.,orro
,,-a~ communicated ,-..+a..7av Nv CEa1ar,I
P,apra-ar4 =, mn official IiSnatrh CoI-
umbia j situated ON the north hank ortha
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

the lack of transportation renders its sup
ply OF paper precarious.
"Semmes has been made Rear Admi-
raj, and will take command OF the James
river squadron
L. s. GRANT. 1t. Gen"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
IxrE RESTING RotSrY LAw ~ NEx Y orB

mt RESTING BouHrY LAW ~ New Y DIRK
The New \ ork Legislature has made q
new law IS to local bounties for soldiers
FROM that State, under present and future
calls It fixes the bounties al $500, S400,
and 5000 for on, two or three years men,
and $3.50 to each drafted man il prohibits
the payment hereafter of any larger bonn
ties than are here laid down, or more than
500 for hand money or incidental expen~
ses ne broker is allowed to take any part
Of the recruits bounty. and any agreement
to that effect is declared void, and suits
may be instituted within four years, to re-
cover what may be thus taken; and persons
furnishing substitutes shall receive a sum
equivalent to the amount of bounty paid
to volunteers from the locality receiving
the credit for the substitute. The law
authorizes Il debt of thirty millions to meet
the bnunties thus authorized; but the act
must be ratified by the people, at the next
election in November before 1t can take
effect BY that time. we trust we shall he
through with recruiting and lighting, and
sha be studying the things that make for
peace.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
L s GRANT Ii Gen.

+" The Richmond Examiner OF to~day,
just received, says that Charleston was
evacuated on Tuesday last
G. WEIrzEL, Maj Gen
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

re- 1t viii b. Remembered that the
Democratic Legislature Of Indiana, some
two years ago adjourned without voting
appropriations enabling Governor Norton
to pay the State interest, thus treacherous-
" imperi ing the credit and honor of the
State, in order to embarrass the Republi-
can Governor. Governor Morton, how
ever, had personal credit and influence,
and borrowed money enough on private
account to pay the State interest when it
fell due. We are CAD to learn that the
Indiana Legislature, which body is no
longer under secession infuencc, has
passed bill refunding the money adj
vanced. 1t is now law Justice has
been done, and Gov. Morton has been in
dorseu in spite Of Democratic trcachery.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

Arrival EXTRAoRDINARy.-Miss Geor-
gamma Pcterman, who has been for two
years drummer in the 18th Wisconsin
regiment arrived in this u lare to day.
on her wav Z" her home in our neirhbor-
ing town of Eienhoro. and is nov stop
pinS al the Union House. Miss Peter
man il said to be about twenty years of
age. but in her soldier clothes has the an
pearance Of rather good looking boy Of
sixteen. She is of medium hight. with
dark eyes and hair and clear brunette
comp EXON. She Is very quiet; does not
care to talk much Of her experiences in
the tented field, and Is evidently ben: upon
carrying out her disguise, and passing
herself of as Union soldier of the mas
culine persuasion.-Platt1riNc fitness.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

FiFrIETH BEGrHENT.-IheG Governor has
ordered the organization Of the 50th
Regiment, and appointed Capt John G.
Clark, our District Provost Marshal, as
Colonel. AMI n J II isian q lis CRY,
o. Sar.sea
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22

"A. 7. Stewart the dry goods milIion-
aire, owns the Metropolitan Hotel, New
York, and rents il to the Lelands for
$50, 900 wear
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-22
LATEST.
Charleston Evacuated:

CITY PoINr, VA, Feb. 20.
10 T. u. Staa ton, Secretdrg Of Var:
The following dispatch has just Leen
received