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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

WE Know, Ri WEAK TO Bo.-Thcrei i. no more
pitiahe sight than that Of young man stricken by
weakness OF will yet pc, esse q sufficient knowledge
10 feel the Wishing do, but too enervsted in
will and II body Heavy eyed when he shocld
possess the eye eagle liste5s when every nerve
should Jingle with energy, dreaming in lieu Of doing,
airing marriage instead OF seeking it. aid fast sinking
int = driyel,r ard warning to Others and all thro'
seminal weakness due over diligence natural or
unnatural ,lj.I,.d in Ios.isome emissions h,I-
initiate and disgust him. To such say, take the
Cheruk Cure. obs the dirrc ions that accompany
it faithfully aud ierl infaIlioly b.stow what
possess: strength, energy, he1.'h. and IN
hen u i,rpoteucy, tnauly power.
Read tn advertisement. Sold by all druggists
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
Eltlt ANIL Holl,ztlf.
WED\ ESDAG, MARCH s, 1868.

CxroS Cork Y Pursuant
I, the call of the Gounty COMMITTEES, a I'm
ion Convention WAS held at the Court
House in the village of Dolly, vi Q, on Sat
urdav. March 9TH, 1863 FIR the purpose
If nominating n candidate for County
.Indrp. The Convention was organized by
e'oct-n, Milton B. Persons E-1 of D"dgo-
vii. Chairman. ami FL t. Bliss. Of Mir
eral Point Secretary Their WIS no.
very full delegation from the tow
A rtor tho first infornal ballot, HENRY
G. FUHRMANN. Of Hi@h,an1. was unan-
imous'v nominated 'or County Judge.
Mr.. Fnhrmann was present AMI accen'-
81 the nomination in n few appropriate
ramarks. after which the Convention adj
iourned sine die
NJ r pFFaoNs,
Ed L. HITss, Chairman.
Secretary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
TIE HISTORY
KOSTETTEE,S SION4 CK ELTTEn.S

HOSTETTEH'S STONA or ETTTEPS
TIE most remarkable mqdci of the day and the
many that have teen performed with il in
Of Liver Comp amt. Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, m
other ii arising from aisoriered stomach liv-
er, places 1t 81 once among the most astonishing d
covcres THAI has taktn plac. in the Nledica world
Tn diseases which bitt-rs aPilcAs uni
,e-sal that there but few Of frenas who may
their virtues in their families circle OF
acquaintance, and their satisfaction that
there 10 at least r1edy among the many adver-
tised "a edicines deserving the public crmmendstion.
For safe by druggists and deal;r eesrywh' re-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

NEW GROCERY STORE Mes, rs Sud-
luth & Plat have opened a new grocery
Q tablishmnn, in Mrs \an"olns hu!ldin",
h.telv occupied by Edward Cornish as a
hardware store They have cry fine
ascot ncnt, and propose to sell rs cheap
as the cheapest
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
d Z e d .

In this city. on Monday, the 9th inst, of
Inflammation of the lungs, David H., young
est son of Reuben Z. and Hannah u. Libby,
aged l 8 months and % DAYS.
Oar darling babe has gone to rest. He lived
and bloomed but short time in this world
IF trouble-ar1d now he has passed away to
hi. Heavenly home, there to dwell forever.
In Dodgevillc. : aroh I'd 1865, DR.. Thomas
Beech, aged 81 Years and months.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

OSE MORE Frank Vince er ha. moved
his stock of groceries from Dodgeville,
md now occupies the store room lately
oaeunied hv Tra.dale x Wallis one door
above GunA-v's. Frank has also received
larse addition to his stock from China 70,
anA saws if any insenl To sell cheaper
'han hc viii, they had better get AZ pretty
early in the moruing.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
ATTENTI
Farm ers and Miners
IOWA COUNTY. WIS.

A Y ESTATE ne cIa-ed OFT CHOICE LANDS
\ on the baver's time win - sold, to- Wit
W : of sc. ., sc ion , 70 N {, sc :, east-so
acres
w,oru-. CT section II, town (, range ea.t-se
acrt.
", o,se: OF section i, ;o~r, {, rang esst-se
" tofs-. o, section 70, town s, range ea.,-so
acre.
nv. ~ ne and se Of Z e o. section ! town :,
range eaSt->a ares.
" 81 n and pfse Of section 10, town 6,
range = eaSt-l6a acres
"a s,rrsofe of.e. Of section 10. tom s, range
! rast-Sa acres
wv Of s-c:isa p. TO 6. range csst-'ea acres.
w. 7. HENRY. Agent
A,perss Point. Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

n@- The Ninth National Bank Of the
city Of New Ynrk-Io~eph [. Or i, Pres
pri~ing and Successful agents for the a
riuus Go crnment loans Q err Fifty mill
lion dollars have been placed in the hands
az the people tirou h its agency within
nine m"nrh-. AMI it row aivertises IN
furnish the 80 Notes hv express free of
charge. in all parts of the country Its
object is patriotic, and the high reputa-
ton Of its officers as we'll as its capt. of
= million dollars j. a sure guarantee that
tie SIS subscribed for through its aeen
cy viii lie promntly forwarded
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

menHed rs n holiday passed off in Min-
eral Point like other dlvs, except in tho
arpearlnce Of the National Flag, which
foated to the breor. from early morn till
levy eve"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

u tie M stet Of .Ee ct re Gr John Trer,<gn< d
g<g.sER

ilieF q tHt u Y y "y-t7s ffNl<
c>E:ss8.
ETTFRS 81 .in7istr ttinn having been this day is
1 .uei 10 Mary Ann Tren-tyn- Of aid county arr
twelve n "a fro ia. dafe h@re5f be 4lIoseS and
limited creditors present ~ IT claims against laid
iccra &c uT eNtHIu i,2n t1a tlo vance It's ordered
th.t An claim. and G.m Bds a-anst estate OF .sif
deceased b. received and adjusted hef the Iuig-
III. Court aud Tor that purpose ne will be ~ MS oc.
IN ire village OF Fiilc on the t7|t Nsnday Of eaci
month during the term bove limited
nd IL Is further ordered. that said at'ninisra'o
without dslsy capv 81 ths ORDER 10 be Published
,,- r,- the Mineral Ps Tribune
u.csly ncsspsaer Circulating in the County % Iowa
and sl-o tina, thew like copy Ne posted up il
four different pubic places il said county
Date January Sd, I>eo.
4ra JOEfc BONNER
Comfy -ld-..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
oh. see them siuk ne, ';n' ing slowly,
III 81 o'dcn dreams 80 pure and holy"

The design ami execution of thi. en-
craving art exquisite. The S-eel Fashion
III tr If this month i double one and
admiralty enLraved We need hardly
III III. to the usual number Of wood en-
..ra,i1 -. devoted t" thu illustration Of the
fashions. &c The music i Those Laugh
in. Ewes. 4 ballad The literary contents
are. a< usual. varied AMI interesting
Price $50; > copies 81 % Alire-s
Deacon K Peterson. SO Walnut st, Pail
adelphiA.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
The Bridal Der,

An Essay Of Warming and Instruction FOR Young
Ne publish by the toward Association. and Sent
free of charge in sailed envelopes. Address, Or. J
SKiLIIN H0JGHTON, Howard Association Phiia
Gelphs, pa. lys
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

THE nR,Fr DRAFTING. for this district
commenced NJ Boscoiel last week Reh-
lani county. coming first on the list. re-
g cl the first attention If the board
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

Smitt, has henn promntel 10 Captain Of
90. T.. 3Oth Regiment, III place Of Capt
DIV in. res = aed Second Lieut.. John T..
Jones Ia kas the Mace Of first lieutenant.
in place of smith promoted.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

,HAKrN Up Nv the subscriber. Hrirs in the cit,
I af N;1era Point. ore dark hrindie HEiFFR
ccr 30 wears oil Ter LEFT has tn sp -aranc.
% an art &c al ~ Sit on the under -id-. ~
other r,r.s ,;ihle. The owner ill please cali
prove pr5i erty, pay chars and take her A. sv-
COLLIN G0LDSWoRfHY.
Ninsr.. rsint Fec -, 1873. ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
M a RRIED :

On Sund X. Feb p, bv Joseph Philips,
ESQ. NJ. L. meas Hoiro'd at this city, TO
Mics Johaunah Rove Of the town OF Mineral
Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

ExHIBI IoN-1'he Home Relief Society
of Dad .eyille, advertise 10 give public
exhibition in that place, On Thursday and
Friday cniugs, March 9th and 10th.
consisting Of cIlurades, songs, tlbIeaux
&c The proceeds are to be appropriated
10 the benefit Of tie poor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
List Of Jurors.

The following are the names Of person,
drawn To serve rs Jurors nj the March
term Of Tire Circuit Court for this county
rI.EI.ES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
Custom Departing ftf.

FTzviur in our cmpI frs class Gutter We are
VANS prepared 10 man lfacrre G~ntlemens -arn- L
in fashionable styie always auting a perfect fit
without going into an enumeration or articles tn.
Subscriber could invite the public call and eylr1ins
hs stock and learn his prices IL il determined to sell
as Ci>vD ~ any M g IN the West, ant his good.
Of the best qua:ity none uesd Tear 70 pIrchase
JOSEPH DELLER.
Mineral Point, Aug. -, 1854 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

ATTAIN f1c MoSTHrY-The March num-
her is renei FL The Atlan'ic continues
TO maintain ii. exalted position in the lit
erarv world To he appreciated it should
lie rpad
Address Ti:knor e Fields Boston
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

TH: EADY's F'RiEND mother beauti-
ful steel engraving opens the March mum
Ter OF this favorite periodira The en-
-ravinc has no title other than the simple
lines
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
REMEMBER THAT THIS RITTERS
IS NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM Or MpIsKeY.
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKsED>, DUT IS
THE BEST TONIC III TIE WORLD.
READ WHO SAYS so!

From the Rev Levi G. Eeck Pastor Of the Gar,I.,
Church, f.mherton y . ior;i,rIy q the North DAp.
tist ChuI ch, Philadelphia
have known lIoonauds German Filters f,vorailv
for uu,.iucr 81 years have u-,d them IN my own
family, and have teen p'' astd with u cir Effects
thai have iCen induced I'D III 10 Inyny
Others, and Know that they have operated in s,rit-
lnE!N beneficial manner. take great pleasure Ia thus
pub icly prrcaimHg he fact and calling the att,n
ton Of those afflicted with he diseases fi, hcl th,y
are recommended TO these Bitt.rs K o. ing irru,,
perieucr that my recommendation will ! ,rs;ain,d
do tis Gre chrcriuIiy IicofuI DIS Filters l.
tended TO bCucft the afflicted and - = rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI &. EECh. :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
Announcement.

Mr. Editor: You vii. pleas announce my
name a. lad pendent Candidate for the
ton. L. NJ STRONG,
bod5eville, Fee o. 1865.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

From Rev : Newton Brown. =. d, Editor of the Tn
cNciops Ola q Il iigi'us kLos tGe, aid CLri:isH
Chronicle, rhiiadeli lila.
Although OF dispos, to favor or recommend Fat
ent Medicines IN general, tlTcuEh Gisiust Of their
ingrtdl"ts and effects. ku,w e 10 ~ cient 70
sous by n man mHF lot testify to the brent. he
believes himself :" have rttoIl cd r. any simple
PREPARATION IN 't' i
thr htrch of others 10 tins mort r-.-lir i, 80,
to IIooilands German Btt'rs, pr pared \ nr {, VI
Jackson, 81 tins city because pr,ju6c,d ay.inst
them for many years, under The mprc. son that
chiefly alec 'lic mcclure. am indebted 10
friend Rpi crt - en-: kcr ESQ. the renewal
OF TINS rotJud'e y roper tests and fer encourage
mt Mt 70 try u" ~ VI - -GGtrII q great lonx
continued debility he use - three loii.s II he,s
hittrs IT tie beginning = tie ITe>tIt A,Hr fol-
To- ed by evident relief and sfoTacn ,l,prte z
bod y and entail vig.~ which al 10 f,Il frr six
months before, aud ,d almost deSTairtd rsgainlng
therefore thank God and my fr nd r dir ctfn m,
to the use OF In, III. =. NEWTON BROWN Till.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
j. H. M1FFETT. VI. ID.
OFFICE in Hodet.'s Bl,ck in rear OF Drug STORE
~ Mineral Point, Wisconsin o'-i ,
Dir - 4. EEIsIslN.

Late A. Astt Surgeon s. Army
nUysI IAN and SURGEON, Winsvh e, Wisconsin
pr grin intending locate permanently IN
Hln.riI, o. his professional services to ITS citizens
sEd surrounding country
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
HENRY g. ,iaGODN,

rFD3NEf ani Counsellor AT Law. Darlington,
y LtylFette & hlnrv. Wisconsin. p-.v"res his at
teation lsively TO hi profession practices in the
variol. co lrts 4 Wisconsin. makes Collections and
r,n,tst siIhfIlly an only all ed
. bis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

a TTnpSFY a, Law and Notary Public Dodgeville,
\ Iowa County Wis Particular attention paid 10
.sl.ctinc Refer to Hon. c. c. Wash0urn and Cobb
4 8udduth. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
~o.. WILSON 81 SgDDUTH.

.yyE.:S Mineral 'oint, Iowa Comfy, Wisconsin.
L van .rtrni T. professional lsiness and col
.a1t.nc. - h.r.t,f e. VIII procure Pension an
An ties fro tn. Federal Government, and prose-
..,s claims upon liberal Terms
os:e opposite the cour, Hoase, up stairs 20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

large stock OF s1EETINGS, sTIRTINGS, Ticks,
Stripes, Balmoral Skirts, Hop Skirts. HOSIERY,
GLOVES. YANKEE NITIONs &c, SC which ~e
shall sell at unuslally Low prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
IINDEN HOTEL.

r ISDEN Iowa County Wiz. 4. RULE, Prnprie-
tor. u iard by lay week at reasonable rates.
Res, of Stablinr accommodations ly30
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

I've notice that Elvarl c, Foster
e this city has received thu appointment
of Sergeant Major Of tie 49t'i regimen
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

nur stock r. Pla AMI Fancy DRESS GOODS is
composed Of American. French and English Prints
Chintzes. Bri'liant,, Gnsham,. val-ncias. Tsnetas
Alpaccas, Pop!in', Ds ain , Moz iques, tn vari-
ous other descriptions of Dress Good. too numerous
o mention"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08
THE TRIBUNE.

TERas.-To office and mail subscribers, 90, 90 to
city subscribers, delivered by carrier, 8 Join ad
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

From the Ecv. !. VI. Lyons, formerly pasfor of tito
Columbus n. and Aiilestown FaI Iatisi ChGrele.
DR. c. jackson -. DsaTSjr - feel Il pleasure
thus. Of my u accord 80 tear Testimony the
crrnce # the German B.tftTs gsars sircr lie
ing afflicted with Dvsr"rsia used th,r uitd very
fetal have of en-
per-ouS .nt - Tel - that fsrrsffic GiS.a-,- ana
have heard from Tie catering testimonial,
their great yatu" IN u general q, biity
believe Il 70 be tonic tia: cannot e s'-fsa+sed
J. 81 LYONS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

A fine stock Of CLoTHs-,uch as Sleeps Grey,
Twc-ds, Satinets, Kentucky Jeans. Cottonadss loak
ingI, Ladies' Cloths, &c 81 lower pricet than can rs
found At any other store in the county.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

READY-M,DE CLOTHING and GENTS FUR
NIS!IISG 90 DDS.-The largest and beat ass 'rted
stock in low. coI..y selected expressly for this MAJ
l.t, and viii DC 50 d al eery loo fyores.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

ROOTS, SHOES AMI q 'ITERs, ofth= hest quality,
embracing all the latest syes....... Also, hpey
assorted stock 81 HATS and CAPs-au qualities and
rriccs-for Men, Boys and Children.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-08

Oar stock comprises DRY GOODS III sysry rafiety,
ShawIs, c .RPErS, OIL CLoTirS, lain and Fancy
Cassimeres. IA : ana CAPS, II 'SIERY, GLOVES,
BOOTS and SHOES, CIR ,CERIES. &c.
, 1865-09-15
Secretary Seyrnfd In R1ttlnond.

k4A1 14E11l&1uu 4A<FAO41kS 4t&A-l
Tie Hon. Wm. Il. ssward, United States
ter, Miss Seward, and his son Frederick and
lady, arrived at kocketts yesterday at noon
On tho Government excursion steamer River
Queen, Capt. Bradford. The party left wash
ington on Saturday evening and had quick
and pleasant trip down the Potomac, through
tho bay and up the James. Gen. Terry and
Gov. Peirpoin:, having been appri5ea Of their
expected arTlya1, met them ut the boat. The
Secretary and bis daughter were assigned seats
Gen. Terry, while Mr.. Frederick anl Lady
were escorted to another ca1riage By Gen. How-
ley. The .ho1e purity then proceeded up
Main s.rctt, passing the burned district. At
the corner OF Ninth street the hIndnost
vehicle, containing Gen. Hawley and Alr.
FrrterGk Seward and lady, broke down,
wh.seupon Capt. Mfl1wood Of the SpotsTood
House, rendered him the use Of his new four
b3Fse omnibus, which they accepted, and
alter q brief detention, moved on asain In
their tour Of sightseeing. On reaching the
corner Of Fourth and Main streets they turn
ed and went out to CANDLES H1l, where they
enjoyed q fine view of the city, Man
chester md the surrounding country. They
then moved out Third street, to Gracc, and
down Trace to the Governors mansion,
where their so1ourn Was necessarily bricf, as
they had made arrangements to leave the city
for Washington early In the afternoon, by the
same route they came At 81 o'clock, the
River Queen, with the distinguished party on
board, moved hom the whnft and proceeded
d0M the james with 9ngs flying. Atr. Seward
expressed himself as highly pleased with
Richmond, and promised to return IN Octo-
her with his family, and accept the kind hos
Pifalflles Of LIE Gofe1uoS.
, 1865-09-15

The English Carftnl1StS-A 1sanquct-'
Improvement Of tic 1tsrcr~-1hc Test
OAlll-TruHhte III the C0ar1x.

The English Carftnl1&tS-a fsanqurt-'
Improvement ofti1c 1tsrcrn-The Test
Oall-TruUhte iii the CoartS.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trhnne.l
ST. Ior1s, Sept. IL
Tho English capitalists arrived here at "a. H.,
und proceeded to the Lindcl1 Hotel. Tbey wcre en.
tcEtained BY steam .c engine trial. the n.st they
hare seen in this country. Thcy will be dincd and
wfncd BY the merchants at the Southern Hotel to-
night. and leave in the morning by the train which
brought Gen. Grants party, Et1 the Illinois Cen.
fra1 Railroad, fnr Chicago.
The improvement tu the rivers continue, aud tho
late rains have proved to he If grea! importance 10
down 10 email proportions. Tic If:c L. lie unpef
Mistlseippi is on IN average OF two feet all The way
down, which renders the lowrr rapids uayigahe Tor
Paul. The Missouri has been considerably i'm
rrcyed the lateat arrival reporting vc feet to Leay
enwozth, which Is q fair sta::e for medium sized
greatly benefited By the rice from above, and in
i.w days there will bc uine or ten feet Of water.
This morning five more juror refused 70 take
irinre I The haE Tor fheIT reasons Three were con:
tcientiout1y opposed 10 the oath although ono had
voted at the Inst election, and we're discharged.
ind Ae Judge sent them to their seats TO read II.
Judge King Of the Ray County C,rcnlt Court, nho
was on the stump against the new constitution,
done prior 10 their surrender, has decided the tcsi
cath TO t'e unconstitutional, and tnat laTycrs need
not take It. lie pronounced It e. Pot fdrfo:
Louis har, and man whose loyalty has never been
questioned. recently Informed the Circuit Attorney
that he is rtill ptncfsine as IN attorney and intends
ng taken the test oath Of the new constitution.
He gives the Circuit Attorney this information that
be may tale Euch steps az be conviction Of duty
viii l4ine The cafe bcfosc The grand Juryana de-
Inand thnt Af. Glover he Indicted and held 10 m
, 1865-09-15

r{T.{,, ~ 1n4t
w. " a1ahs On oosn Vessels The Algonquin
,,,n1 WIS akaaE iii ron ~ to Il revolutions Per
1on' mnde' mMn ssn pressure varying from 60 to o5
Ponnds, while the WtnoosH, with IS pounds
pressure, was making 16 revolutions. In fact,
At this time, the scene became interesting.
Mr. sherwood, Chief Of the Bureau Of Steam
Eng1neefnss MF. Martin, Late Chief En-
gineer OF the navy md the inyrnfrr nf the
Martin boiler; MIR. Tonne, builder Of the
engines OF the Mississippi; Chief Ensineers
Danby, Kellog, Long, sprague, and other
, 1865-09-15

UHdEe Contract AWardcd-Benton,
PFo%pccsa In Ills Os%.. .IIesf1uctt-DIx-
continuance Of 1Hoep1talk-apro,ut
Fttcnt ofa aCommf&slosl-vIItltary News.
tspceal Despatch to the Chicago Tribune,]
1'Es Mo1sEs, sept II.
The contract for building bridge. eix hundred
seea In length, orer the Dcs Moines River, on Wal
nut street. was entered Yesterday. The bridge fsto
.be coupleled ty January 1st-
or one hundred and FIFTY one soldiers Of Guthrie
county, who were in the 18th, Col Benton's regI.
ment. not one Will vote Tor Benton.
Gen. File Henry Warren Il now At his home In
Burlington.
An orderhas becn issncd for the dieoontinuance
of thc Critcd state1 general hospitals.
Cor. Stone has appointed lbe fo!lon1dnc Com
,jEstntters to take tic vote Of the soldiers OF Gay
fra, coupty: Edward Burnside, Of Del9N1re corufJ;
James Il Knox, Of Warren county, and }. IL Nooic,
Tie "a Ss7airy and seth infantry regiments are
Dbw N oafe to their homes which leaves ONLY
TWO Infantry and four cavalry regiments and one
battery tn Tue e<tvicc OF this the 9th snd tn cav.
airy nft ip Nebraska and beyond. the 1st cavalry
nj Aie1andria, L., the 9Th cayal1y Al LeW1shurg,
ak, and The Sill and 18th 1n&antJ ~ Aoo1eonesy'
DEsMo,zrs, Sept. 14-1he surrey Of railroad
foG!e irom this point 10 Eames' 6n!ion, nca5 the
s1f Hon1tfc Fam, On the Northwestern Ro1d. VIII oe
W3tI, ~, =! once, with view to connect this CITY
LIS announced IA, Eastern capitalists s=sn:.
, 1865-09-15

order from the AdJutant General to
Wisconsin soldlor<-NI1lft0ry fIitelll-

order from the AdJutant General to
Wisconsin solalorx-H11lftary Illte1l{-
Tcncc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunel
MADISON, Wis. Sept, II,
; Adjutant General Gaylord tseued an order to-day
10 WISCONSIN eoldiers remaining In the service, iu
consequence Of the Governors being in frequent
receipt Of letters ttom members Of rcgi-
menis remaiug in the service, complaining Of
thctr detention, charging the delay IN mus
ter out to The des1se Of thels commanding
officers to etay In the serre, and nskins the Cor
esnos to make application 10 the War Department
10. their discharge. The General informs the sol.
diers Tint the Governor has and ufll continue TO
mike every proper effort for tl4tr discharge and be
has every reason 10 bcleEe that ths Government IL
difcbasgtnx Wisconsin regiucuts as tast Es the cN-
Eereies OF the service will permit; that tue t'oS-
ctrmcut Is not dependent on Freimenta1 officers for
ia information asto the needs of the service much
lees does 1t consult theiF Wishes In regard 70 the
dikcharge Of ieEime1tA az company organizatorl.
UpIy ten out Of fifty Wisconsin regiments still re-
meia il service which are not under oEdeE for ns-
Ter out and return home. md That number wlll, no
doubt, BE- rapidly reduced. Ali cannot be drH: and
u Jou chance 10 be among tho :a:s1 1t Il hoped, in