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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-29
THE NEWS.

The following budget of official dis
patches, viii be read with interest by all
The one from Cen Schofeld sets at rest
the report from Richmond Of rebel vic.o-
ries, it being later than the reports from
that quarter, and the expression that all
is doubtless well would not have been
made if Sherman had met with a reverse
rs reported:
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WAsHIxGrOs. March 25-I p. m.
To Mai. Gen. Dix:
This morning. ut halfpast 0 clock. the
enemy hv a stronr and sudden assault,
cartured Fort Stedman; but after vigor
Gus contest the fort was recap.ured, with
l 600 prisoners two flags, and all the guns
unfniured Gen Mclaughlin was taken
prisoner bv the rebels. who assaulted Fort
Haskell, but they were repulsed with great
loss The official renort is suhioined.
(Signed) T NJ STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
CRY PoIxr March 25-l0;30 n IN.
Hon F. VI. Stanton, Secretary of War:
The following dispatch of Gen. Parka
is received by Gen Made.
/ (Signed) L. :. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
| The enemy attacked my front this
morning al about 40 a. n, with three
1 divisions. under command Of Gen Gordon.
/ BY sudden rush they seized the line
4 held bv the 81 Brigade. 1st Division, at
/ the foot Of the hill to the ri9ht of Fort
SteIman. overpowering the garrison, and
taking possession of the fort. They esiah-
Iishcd Themselves upon the Hill, turning
our guns upon as Our troops on either
flank stood firm.
Afterwards determined attack was
made on Fort Haske l. which was check
ed by part of McLuughlins brigade and
Wilcoxs vision, and was repulsed with
great loss To the enemy.
The lst Brigade of iIartsuf Division
held in reserve, was brought up and a
check given 10 any further advance. One
or two attempts were made 10 retake the
hill. and were onv temporarily success
full. until the arrival OF 81 Brigade, when
n charge was made bv that brigade, aided
hv the troops of the lst Division on their
flank. and the enemy were driven ont of
the fort. with the loss of n number Of
prisoners, saw about ! 900 Two battle
flags have also been brought in. The
enemy also lost heavily in killed outside
our lines The whole limo was Immediate
" reoccupied, and the guns retaken un-
injured. | regret to adj that Gen. Me
Laaghlin was cantured in Fort Stedman.
(Signed) JOHN PARKE, Maj. Gen
Git Point, March 25-S a, n.
Hon E. NJ Stanton Sec'y War:
The number Of prisoners received rs
the Provost Marshall il 2200 taken l:y
9th Corps, and 500 by the 2d Corps. There
NAV be still more to he brought in.
(Signed) L. 5. GRANT, Lieut. Gen.
City Point, March 25-I30 p. in.
Hon. f. NJ Stanton .-
| am not vet able to give the results Of
the day accurately, but the number OF
prisoners captured proves laraer than ut
first reported. The slaughter Of the enemy
ut the point where thev entered our lines
AMI In front of it was probably not less
than > go Our loss is estimated at 500
and may prove less.
/ (Signed) L :. GRANT, 1t GenL
WAR DEPARTMENT.
N.auTN-r,>- MoraI -
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GtPRIEG EXAMINATIONS for Teachers for the
- County OF Iowa VI III be held at the times and
places folio ing. to Wit:
Inspection District No fArena and RidgeTay>. at
the school house in District No. g. Arena, April oath
1865.
Inspection District No. (Dod-eviie and Mineral
PoinD, nc the our House in the village of Dodgrville
April 2h and 26th and Al the Court touse in the city
Of AiDeIal Point April 21th. 1St5.
Inspection District No tlinden and Niflul. Mt The
school house in the village Of Linden, April 25th and
29th, 1868.
Inspection District so. CIiglani ana Pu'askf) at
the school house. North District in the village of high
land. May list, 1860.
Inspection District No. 5 (Wyomng and clyde, at
the school house in the village of Jonesdale, Nay Sd
aud 4th $50.
Inspection district 40 (roscov and w,lssfck,.
at tie school house in the village Of Adtmsyille May
9th and 9Th 1865
ALEXANDER WILSON ..
foBnty SuDrrinteu jent.
IDodgeviIle Chronicle and Home Ihtelig enceg please
copy u
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Farm for Sale.
NOTICE.

XiTHEREAS. NY son. Julius O Cushrlan 4 minor
w wing left home without lust cause and in on,
position TO wishes this is forbid any rrrson or
persons harea4as or trusting iia on nv account as
shall pay no debts Of his contracting after this date
AL0SZ0 CUSHMAN
Hifin, Wis, March !, 1885 +vlo.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-29

The flow Of maple sap is very abund-
ant thls year, and farmers are anticipating
Il general yield Of sugar.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-29

sg- Brigham Young is perfectly neu-
trnl In recent speech be said The
North prays tia. their swords may strike
into the heart Of every rebel, and ! say
Amen Aud the South prays that the
North may be cut down on a thousand
bate fields and again say Ams0r'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-29

9sg- Charity should begin at home
Don't forget the destitue in your own
neiShborhood while lavishing your means
50 proiusely upon the Sanitary Fair.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-29

The Cold Water (Michiga y Sentinel
says that wheat, in all parts Of the coun-
try, shows to good advantage since the
Disappearance of the snow However.
wheat was generally sowed late and the
slight roofing viii render it more liable to
lie thrown by the slight freezings of the
spring i - .a,G-El~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-29
4 Heap of Firht I'm Western Veterans.

Some Western friends Of the President
were recently talking with him about
Sherman grand march. The conversa-
ton turned on the danger which Sher-
mans troops would encounter from the
rebels when they approach near enough
TO Richmond to enable Lee to suddenly
reinforce 10 Johnston One OF the IN
terlocutors said: Mr. Lincoln, as Sher-
mans Amy advances, the rebel forces
necessarily concentrate and increase IN
number. Before long Sherman Will drive
the columns Of Johnston, Bragg, Hoke and
others within n few days march OF Lees
main army. May not Lee suddenly march
South with the bulk Of his army, from a
junction with Johnston's troops, and, be
fore Grant can follow any considerable
distance, strike Slerman's columns with
superior force, break his lines, defeat his
army, and drive its broken fragments back
to the coast and then with his whole
army give battle to Grant and perhaps
defeat him
And perhaps not replied the Presl-
| dent Napoleon tried the same game on
the British and Prussians IN ISlo lie
/ concentrated his forces and fell suddenly
GA Butcher and won an indeclslve victory.
He then turned around and attacked the
/, DrlLiSh ana met his ~ GtEEtpO. Dun pa ~
was hardly inferior to Lee in military
talents or experience Bat you. are sure
that Lees forces united with Johnston :
could beat Shermans army. Could he
gain his Ligney before meeting with his
/ Waterloo when he attacks Grant? | tell
you gentlemen there IS q heap Of fight IN
| 100000 " estern veterans They are n
! good deal like old Zach. Taylor at Buena
| Vista-they don't know when they are
whipped
The Presidents faith in Sherman and
| his boys" could not be shaken by any
| suppoSabie combination af adverse cir
| cumstances He believes they viii march
ri-lrt ahead. sweeping everything before
/ then, and that it is not in the power OF
! Lee aud Johnston combined to defeat
| Shermans army. II the same3 time he
I has no idea chat Grant viii ever allow Lee
/ to slip away from his trenches unprcceiv~
! ell If he attempts that movement the
/ President thinks Grant will be close on
| his heels We part>ke Of the President 5
/ faith. and with him believe there is a heap
! OF fight in 100000 Western Veterans
/ Cbicago Post
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-29

s4-A society for the abolition OF slave
" ha. been established in Cuba
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-29

THE CURRENCY. learn that the to-
tai amount of currency returned to the
Bank Comptroller and destroyed up to
March Dist i $57107S
Al Milwaukee and Madison money is
taken Mt par here except the Wisconsin
Band Of Madison. All eastern currency
and all Wisconsin, except the bills of the
banks in the list given below are taken at
per cent. discount.
'Fhe bills in the following list are not
10 III
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WAR DEPARTMENT.. !
WAsHINGroE, March .. !

NAsHINGroN, March ..
To Major General Dix:
The following dispatch from Cen Scho
field reports his arrival and occupation of
Goldshoro on Tuesday, March 81, with
bat slight opposition.
(Signed) EN- STANTON, Scc'y ofWar
GoLnsnoRo, \, C., March 81
Via Fl Monroe March %.
1t Gen y. ; Grant City Point:
have the honor to report that I occu-
pied Goid-bor0 this afternoon. with bat
slight opposition. Gen Terrvs column,
from Wilmington, WAS at Parsons depot
last night. and should be near this place
TONIGHT Sherman's left was engaged
with the enemy. near BentonviIle, on sun
day The artillery firing was quite rapil
during the dav. and for short time on
Monday morning. Sherman's right, the
l7th corps. was near Mount Olive, on
Sunday night There has been some ar
tiiicry firing during to~day, which indi.
Gates a gradual approach Of Sherman
army towards this place, all this being
strictly in accordance with Sherman 5
plans
hare no d5uJt al IS 5csU I hope to
have more definite and later intelligence
from sherman very soon, and will forward
il to vou without delay find the bridges
burned hut otherwise the road is not IN
iurel, and the depot facilities are very
fine captured here seven ears, and
General Terry has captured two locomo-
tives and two ears, which he IS now US
ing
Signed IN. scuorrErD,
Major General.
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to-day 10 their Pres 3tnl-aai iruf io e.
tsaditlo8 Il thtr peanisiU State, ihey aaes
dseke3 their caps Wi'a sftas 4 lte ever
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Rappahsnucek Asts6n. Wilderness, sgod
syltsnia. Goal lEart1r. Petersburg, Charles
town. 0psqusn, Fishers tlll. Ceiar Greek
fefersturg second, Ewgll's Surrender Ap
pomstox Court Hause. shh che oriEina
Bull Run thrown ii igf tie secold Yer
mont
The NeN York TgitaHt says
The Vermont BHga3e, Btega Maj Gen
j.. A. Grant. was greatly ad@lfri f0r iheU
hne appearance. Mag Gta Casey who's
praise ~ 3orih having, Gays their marchin
vas q superior order, 0iieafHg exeelieu
discipline, AID thsi thi. vas "a emily trss
AIDE that salutcl the President correctly,
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JrlF pAlls laoAlAa.-- lbs y 'as rue
sec ans II the Washington Republican,
I1i.trae fIst ,fg6s we've plaetl ca h.s
fe.t. la.t Ae{ we're subsequently removed
,sidp.thay iaJ arsa tf4a bats rufrse
kat oi,.v eas Il. floBsIsous aHl naughty. as
u.u7i. Egt le tteliae absolutely oo,,reper-
ogs. igyal4ae tag Guard. abasias ,he gtieels
ANA ,lefr e5teruHeet. tat8w5ue his had al
IA. st.eFitf..s. as.l sllli,.a "a secession pas.
sion Il tatters reue5.i -sogiltimts threat
eniaa others, somgtmes meo-dr1matcall
gguaiug & baylugt puncturo Of bis owu
breast. Asa necessity taud possibly as o
punishment aul Warning order were given
e Fiag. man3e.gs 5a hls ieet Th captain
~ ca8gge attended ty blacksmith and
naaaess. approached, saying, " Mr.. Davis,
have : very UNPLEASANT duty to perform. "
Aiy Goa o. exclaimed JeH., you don
iHteni Is put those things on me-" Such
wete thg orders theeaptAin could only obey.
jea demonstrated They should never be
I Fnt %. Ihe captain must 10 to Gen. Hal
.ces ana have tho order counttrmtudcd. =
lie captain replied {" Bat, Dir. Davis, the
order came from Gen llalleck" Davis in
SISTED Inst the order must be countermand-
ed The captain said you are military
man, Mn DAVIS, and know that my only
course is--to obey ord ia" JEFF then went
ct in a more lowering passion than before,
add dcel red he would never be iiouel alive.
FER Becoming i l5ttle eool. and mechanic
oaly placing one foo 90 a stool, the captain
told ,hc blacksmith to proceed Leaning
4 forward Is take 10 BIS arms tie heels 81 BIS
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Yermont Indua NV

Tf. teErat Rec, Urre. - ti=a s..-..st
y
command 81 'he emperor has written 'aiee
work 10 uhirh he sums up tbs results ex-
hibltei Is the last Bres, Industrial Fvtss;-
an -
wv" 's
vermont
The Stan q Vernon i separated from
Nes Ham sAire. On tAc east. IS jhe dgep
Connecticut, sbleh lows fgum uar.l IL south.
l,s other boundaries arc cn the uersl. Lows
e. Canada; ou he west Lake Champ'4mf
Gu the south, Massachusetts. lflm Wbicb II
is separated by he i8i p4rraigl % latitude
Area. Announcement. G.5sssso
populat,cn 10 1850 ............ .sl4 saz
Acre 10 eaea 1900 HAaoHHR .zcs
FopHla'iau Y lse7 aioe
Aefe' y saea ia.2 'atistiaa1 .-..t..-
Tbs State " vermont, insulated from Tie
Fea. y essentially Agricultural AZ tie Ini-
NSgsAl Exposition its cereals aad maple spa-
az represented the products " iis Seeds aUd
forests
This State. scarcely equal q tllrd of
Maiue, oifefs, hcse,er, greater eNleat o.
cultivated territory ~ 1900, q averaged "a.
zach inhahtiahs nearly acres under eult-
walton, rosnh greater than thai etiaiutl
10 any other State If New England II is
just 10 say chat a considerable portion of ibo
laad ~ ogtaFosei VI pasintage, AcA de-
HAnds listie labor
A long chain Of mountains, covered With
a rich yerdpre, ied the brst co.oulsts, who
came from canada, 10 give % the State The
French name II Vermont.
II cau easily be conceived that The coun-
try u The Green Mountains. the green Erjn
Of the west " the Atlantic, Is abundant IN
hecks. With seventh Of the territory, this
State produces as much wool IS an Tie rest
Of Nee Englana. Ii STATE which 3oe not
equal Ia population ihfee.quarters of cur
average department, We mas uoi bcsutprs-
81 to count 20 Woolien factories aud $50 fail-
log mills. or t. learn that the products AZ
Their workshops exceed the half Of al thc
ether manufacture
The abundance It eAttle has given rise 10
another branch & industry, ~ the estab
ishment u extensive tannsries
The yast cxien, oi forests, tie combnsii.
bles that they afford, asa lhe ahuHdancn 81
powerful falls 81 water base favored the 6.
adjustment 81 lofty furnaces, faTges, glass.
houses, paper-Rorks, patterns, &c
Vermont has also marble quarries, where
The sawing i doue BY msshiAgry to eeoua-
mire bard labor
Il is very remarkable That between 1880
AM 1850. while the Increase in riches was
rapid, The increase "a tarulatien was yerr
small 10 this State [baWcen 1850 and
1850 Il ives enly GIG
Ia these twenty Yeas The average rase q
increase q population PER yesf {. only 81 10
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DISEASES % rur LrNgs. They have no taste Q
medicine ana any child VIII tab. thcia. Thousands
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cd Testimony given IN hunrcds q cases. single
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ASK for Bryan's Pulnonio Naiers-the origina
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Sold BY all Druggists.
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R order 81 i1e Governor
prfn 81 NAsuHrE
Adjtaul iap General

Ing CuymuoS o. FiR6iSiA There are
cofl4ia correspondents 81 30 thern papers
wao make it ba.ucss TO manufacture
news far special objests Their mission Is
not % report faeis & they are, bU g nan
ufsaf FaaHe opinion This Is the way
ihs alsa report. originated about The late
e.e.ti6ns Ia Virginia, which were telegraph
rd all over tho CoaaFy, aud bali tbs Peo-
pIe Will believe that The State government
80 Virginia has fallen into the hands 81
dsloga men fhe truth Is the elections
we're bell Ii bat siE counties, aud thai The
men Gee el are loyal, witb possibly sia-
rs exception. AN reliable accounts from
Richmond represent that tbs leading men
Il The Stale are inclined 10 cooperate With
Gov. P.epont "a The reconstruction of the
State government Delegations from all
set ions At the Stare have visited Richmond
ana given Gov picrpout assurances q their
fi,ai support and al The indications are
good. NJ Union man At Richmond has any
Gafs from the secession element in politics.
Secession IS dead and everybody i ready
q bury il out Ut sight The only thing
That can keep alive any appearance o. aos-
u.i,y 10 tie government is the attemp! Of
northern politicians 70 iuteTmvlilc, 70 mis-
represent anil cxasperate They want the
southern SmtJs ruled IS territories, and
hoy Wiil stick 81 nothing which gees TO
make thai necessary They are enemies q
peace anl ia uaioa Springfield Repu5-
tlCaa
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DIED.

In Manchester, June II, at The residence Of S. q.
Dean, Esq. after a short and painful ipness, Mrs.
Arena Cummings, aged ~ years. She leaves anon
~ son and family to mourn her irr6parable loss
In Sunderland, June 3D., Abby Florence, daugh.
ter VI W. G aud Fannie Parker, aged 10 years and
months Of dlphthoria.
The soul Of our sister Is g0Re
To highten the triumph above,
Exalted t0Jesus throne
And clasped In the arms of His love.
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scrptlons at par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence,
and who only are to be responsible for the de-
livery Of the notes for which they receive or
dev
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, PHILADELPHIA.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank, Bennington.
First National Bank. North Bennington.
May 10, 1s65.-52
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