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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15
PRESIDENT S REPLY.

Hon NJ. Reed l received from you,
With pleasure, n copy of the proceedings
of the Convention Of North Carolina. |
rfciprocate cordially the conciliatory spirit
in which you have addressed me- The
Convention of North Carolina has done
much and will DO much toward restoring
that State To her proper and natural re-
Iations; but something yet remains to be
done TO render that restoration immediate
IL practicable. An acceptance of the
Congressional amendment abolishing
throughout the United States, by the legis-
latnre Of the State Of North Carolina. il
IN my Judgment practically important to
the successful restoration which is so
much desired by all Without answering
specifically the questions you have pro-
posed to ne, il viii be sufficient to saw
that my action must depend on events
and that Mr.. Holden will be again in
structed TO continue the exercise Of his
functions as Provisional Governor until
he shall have been expressly relieved by
orders 70 that effect
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15
I'm PrObate---IoXa County Court.

I'm PrObate---Iowa County Court.
the of the Last VIII and Testament Of John
Shea, deceased.
ON reading and filing an instrument in writing pur-
porting be the Last Viii and Testament of John
Shea late of Iowa County, deceased 1t is ordered
the proofs of said instrument be heard before Judge
of this Court the 9TH day Of December. A D. 1855
at the Probate Office in ihe Village of nodgeviTle
And is further ordered that public thereof
be given to all persons interested by publishing copy
of this order for three weeks slccessivey prior to said
day of hearing. in the Mineral Point Tribune weekly
newspaper circulating Ia said county.
Dated November 18th, 1868.
JOHN BONNER
County Judge.
3w45 noyS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15

TO FRANK " heeier:
YOU hereby notified that writ OF attachment
i has been Issued against you, and your property
attached satisfy the demand Of John Horn amount
ing to seven 9o-lU0 dollars Now, unless you shall
appear before Samuel Thomas, Justice of the Peace
and for said county his office in said city, the
q day Of December. a. ID. 1865, at O'Clock in the
afternoon judgment viii be rendered against you and
your property sold to pay said debt.
Dated at City OF Mineral Point the f4th day Of No
venber, 1865. JOHN HORN, Plaintiff
1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15
NOTICE.
Ii you want Fresh GrocerIcs

Atthe lowest prices, call on
IEASDALE & WALLIS,
atthe elegant store in Coad's
new block, High street.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15
fAew advertisements.
@ House and Lot
Iii For Sale.

A Good Stone House, containing SIX rooms, two GOOD
~ cellars a good Well and Stable on the premises
all lying and being Commerce Street in the City
of Mineral Point, is now offered for sale.
For terms inquire of THEOD0RE FEEDER, at the
80 Farmers Home" High Street, Mineral Point.
Nov. 18th, 1865. 46h
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15
NOTICE.

4 Ii persons indebted to JOHN GRAY, late of the
n City Store Mineral Point, requested TO call
undersigned the City Store, and settle the
same, and thereby they will costs, the Books
to be closed soon, and oblidge.
ANTON BERG.
Nov Is 2y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15
STRAY NOTICE.

TyAKEN up by the subscriber. living In the South
i East part of the Town of Mflin, Iowa County.
or or about the 1st of November, 1868. one White
Roam Heifcr supposed to be three years old-two
notehes in the left ear.
The owner is requisite Ell to come forward. prove
property, pay damages aud take said stray away.
HENRY BURNHAM.
Miffn, Nov, 18th, 1865. 4"~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15
The President and North Carolina Delegation
Illustrations 10 Gov. Holden TO hold on to
Office.

WAsHINGroS, Nov 10 - To-day the
members of the late North Carolina Com
vention, and other gentlemen of that State
visited the President
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-15
ONE BOND.

Circulars forwarded and subscription. received by
JOHN W. CORLIEs L CO., and
J. y. TIvFT. Financial Agent OF the Republic
of Mexico, 81 Broadway, N Y
v~Subscriptions also received by Banks and Bank
ers generally throughout tue United States.
IS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-06
d So Baltimore uno ObiO
30 0tienbaba.

I'm n. uo& UsOutos, %. Gpr., merbsn tSsIiG 2 2Hfe
mad W6eelius unb Rdrtersburs mo elm Bug mao Grebe.
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YpfSus tG0Ii6t (Spuntas4 aueeeuoIHuaeul, HHrrg 900
ErpreBsuS tSgltp abenbs $40.
Beibe 3uge U~erbinbeuI t9 aul O5IcIng nit alien YtSAs
seA reaIi@, nDrbuelIiG ulh iHbpsfIi&. G5rrt /.
Der Sarpers, 6errp unb 6reberid Accommodations 3us,
refIiG, perlGSt Baltimore uni A u6r Rad mittass. Oefs
lid oerl6bt biefer Bug Sarpers Gerrp nm 6 u6r Utpr8ens
nnt Grebsrid Hm Z n9r, tGsl& (aussenOulmen @oRntass).
Ges 3ng ua& zDtcprts aStls ss2t cen 9etaulec1
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anb Don &1tcntts gsins Fa}presns 40 nab Il.0J, uub
Ra&nlittass 2.A0 unS 6.40.y et# 'eS-@e~
NJ Neatg 2BaE0{nqtca.
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100, $50 anbf 9.zo, 6 HnS &cEta $50, nnbQ6.t O
Soanta9s 9acrsene, vEu 4.3O nns $780, flnb RoG.
mttass $50 a.6 500. g5sans bon GeiStnstrn Morsen<
dm 6.l5, 8.15'a u. HIS nnb RaGu1. naa 100, $50 in6
6.45. 6cnataes 1uTr Dtnrgeus u16.15 u. IL. Is a.Seo6s
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nOre uub Der ;peite uub oisrts ,3ue Ssn sBaf5iH3tvu
Salten an alien &totiOuen an.
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gla@uittssSSu9 bon Baltimore unb Der 6.l5 uub s. 5
Ntorsen3u9 uub uub 4.30 RG6mitta9s3Hs bon Waibz
trgton o~erbinben ft6 nit benz IunapoliSs3age
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aau N& aa Q, 6. TnSIanhs fiSeGt in Scr Gaabeasstal
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NrpfelIer Munprnmls
SWSd0eu : MrGmfer SOEirir

tt ~unfrettts bGs beRe ts test befauntf l2tttel sur 0etlun
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6ot ad aud eter felt ben Issten 4 Satren ~9l1nbene tspae1l,
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Beren rs GtS. . tn5a. "
Wrcf. Dunbram's nlssntetn beItebts BlutretatSan ne
Grduter.ptlen unb 9uIcfr perber iebeu 0etben Benz Gu
d rUntf6en Rr0ntbCtten 3aF FGera 2stluuG 0F'Hs'
snb s~mpfObIsn. =
pfe n, AEr sanslthen 5etlune Der Sellr6t; @tq!e ~
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mus; 3 dt1.Stuttur, ssebt duseHbltfltGe StapFU"s
Baubrurrn .puISer unb Rrdatertbtt. .,.
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2sx u. prattar., 5aupt-Asent fur Baltimore Epm y ps"
g SuIi,s 1ieneIt, Dentit
IIeraucrtn, b.
foorn- eu.r,1 . 1CSsnerdIsIaen fur sana Arsru
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rtRto II 500 9te Ctr. unb 81 Yernl9lpanxoU
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betIt NIT fetren aus ben tetliamaen anS ~ttaftteaeu Rr&a-
tern ~berettetea NrSneten G~ufepltdt uab ratio ale BITE 1rdrss
6eiten relae aus n~nreselmdststetten I'm Itastn pSer 9lu,t
entueben. ale pa Hrb; a.. r..4tsHr45t" - 2s
&rdmpls ieOer 9lrt, i%nsbeicnoere Ma9entrarpf,
6dmOrrboiOen, @bOIera=2Infdle 9iarrbae, GOs
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idmers, Nitbmu, taltes 6ieber, GpiIeplie.
Sn alen stefen Balen tf has Or. eampeT&s@ Itrt1.
(per Bottle 81 8 Bottles tIt $5l ~unfeblbar unb prft fci0rt.
zGe9en dbroniidaem (oeraifetenj Reconnaissance
tIft BITE Or. ga mpef@ RteGnrett m ~ SGlbe
(per FDr 81, 8 Spren fir $5), IN i~hpterteen Taarn NIT
benz @ltrtr BusIrt& Gnsetpanot hGer. -.
Der Rat1rbpttrr 9Gmpe tn @rsIar Bat cinen 70 srpben
STUFF bas patienten aus altn Etetlen Der gDeIt ~ tbt
fr6men; Ct bat eputs Napoleon TN Sabre 1852 DON elmer
.3uferbarnrubr, bic ale unbe'lbar ertldrt mar, turttti nnt
BAT seeenw6rtte. aueet etrea 1000 pdttenten aus Ndb rnt
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adntin BON RublaAb uebh @emdtltn, unb 9trSps BON Ne
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pa MDenue NDaibtuetCu, D. g. .i,
SntpDtttrt ppn Or. Ritfb g Gp.p
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A;tGtis Ias gis& anoersr NIB @etfeaoe::

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- 2ssidbtts fir @tntpanoere r.
yicucT9 fitr @inWanrcrer,
bic nnh Dem Welten III reiien minihen.

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Hortbern Central G0Ipert Ctr. DerUt eileRtabn NIT rem
Grprebaug ~bef6rhert. Die Babn btetet basur@ cen &ni.
gran en- einen sr6beren @prtbetI, ais irsene ens
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Batn mad benanuten pIasen, ais:
Bittsburs, GlcuelanD, Setrcit,T Sort 8apne,
Chicago, WiLwautee, GaIena, Subuaue, st.
8aul, 8Od SsIanp, burlington, Soma Gitp
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benben yerlouen 10 Stunten frntet ais rte nit Gnbe n 8abs
nenl ~ssbsnben hort ein,ref. N, aud serena Vital weniser RE
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uub ssbt NIT ben 9GFaSieen an ben BeatmmunssUrt,
glad Greitllne, 9apton, Cincinnati. 9npiano=
ID polls, 2outspiae unb Ct. Souls
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Aatnten HI5lls ScbnG 6. SaIfer,
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1~ sur Be CnSsren acknowledgements
GiuUaubcres Gnb Seistbs fsnteC ieSr Drra@tts icin
sks Rs ibrs SiGstts tGuteu nnb ionteh bieIeiSen nur In
BEN anreaa Sss suterset@nste auSeRcateu aseutsn
taufen. .ElaEE Il 2slHEE&
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obus S@w'ertCtstt gillette fHr bicie einie Ueri&afeu eSn
neu, trnen1 BET aaeu1 6ex j,Hoentfmeu aSefenIwnets Sc;
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wtrb. '7 N'A5e iaA $50 - =.
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$500, S2: q. S.ssssexss2s
nel2 esis-stfsssyfss 5.1|
We. 81 Ikame8 Str.
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Relic etegen6eitefl
- N6rOIids Geutral GiIenbo6.

gssss Nf6rOltche Gealrdl GiIenb0ba
-xA&SS5 600 ,r ssimter-gobrsIcn.
g. gn un6 mad Gonntas, ben %, Des. 1854.
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Rcft5uS ........ -
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6drrisburs Accommodation. ..........l r. 20 Wadra.
$ott3ua N
BARTON ACCOMMODATION SO. 4 ...........7 1920 NJ
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Ser 1000 Grprsssus se6t tSsli&. rs i-4
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ausgenr1luen vtcnta8S. lnLUrg5TEIE al1 .#&JH
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men G~aittass.
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Baltimore uub Yartton uu@t an. fF5fG an.-
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SD kDc ~ @ruhbfapttnI nnb ObItg. 1,250,O00
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tiebenr g5eIbdftsmdnne @elebrteu, Bureau Veam'oonn% ~ =
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ftinen Nrtetten beibaft8en, brinesnb su empfepIent .nS."s :
Bet erunEen Nugen bic Scbiraft eludltS utcser PeFFtus ;"
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an 8dIttntprt an babtn Bet g, $ enntebauS y 2SVs
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gormittass: .4.3O,a7, $50, unO $40.
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400 ga6mifass,! ,Nbsans BON CARPETS
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aaa Geuer>@srf@ernns 59a 1sn
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-15
The Union Platform.

WHEREAS, We deem Il the duty fevery
political party on entering into . canvas.
but more especially in such crisis ~ nov
marks our history with blood to define
fairly and squarcly the grounds - which
they claim The support of The people.
tbereforr. be 4 resoired:
iss. That we hail With gladness oil thoss
signs which portend the speedy termias-
t;os of the mist horrible and gigantic ~
bellioa that has ever disgrse-d the wessd's
hisssy-a rcbellisa sgaiass Tie h.sal 90
thosisy a the oaly irss Gsvem0set -
eessh. and Sos which thsss wss sos evss .
sAsaew sfexesse a. palliafiea-
~ That WIKI vs deP1ss TIE fset ~
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great - IL sseri6es -. shey have -
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srwse a sk< srfs>a e ~ Grsss9 Gov
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-15

HoLIowAY's PILIs.-SAllow Complex
hon, Weariness.-L oss Il appetite. I'm
paired digestion. and depesssion Of spirits,
which foeeshow the coming Il disorders d
The livrs. shosld b. vigosoasly net By "a
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Heuewsy's Pills. Thy edasss thsc-
s~lves dirrctly 10 he particular easss q r.
rgslariiy. rsasvs 4. s.a IL f.setiss'
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49, 80 fsUorA u
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-15

We trust forever, to treason and rebellion,
by uniting in rendering. to the General
Government a warm snd hearty support.
5th. That the problem of slavery whose
solution seemed difficult, If not impossi-
bic to every patriot, has been worked ont
by Southern politicians, and by them
alone. They have committed political
suicide, and their peculiar institution 10
dead and buried beyond all power Of
resurrection. We heartily approve tho
adoption Of the amendment to the Con.
stitutiou Of tina United States. whereby
Slavery 10 utterly. and forever abol'
ished.
9Th. That the psrnicious doctrine Of
State Sovereignty has been one Of tho
chief causes Of tho rebellion. II 10 pc.
lisical, % we'll - mathematical absurdi-
ty to say that q part can b greater than
the whole. While the individual States
are sovereign a. regards each other, oil are
subordinate to the General Government Of
the United States of America in oil the
main attributes which, by the laws Of M.
tons, denote Sovereignty. and that, while
the citizens Of the several States owe .
measurable allegiance to their respective
Commonwealth the allegiance due to the
United States Is paramount to all other
considerations.
7th. That We do not believe that WASH
iugton Territory il standing still while the
world il moving. The success Of the
Union party elsewhere, ensures Ito triumph
here, Il we act harmoniously. Our Ma.
tional interests require that We should b
represented in Congress BY friend ofthe
Government eur interest u thsrsfore co.
incident With our national duty. and ws
/ Individually pledge oursslvseto do al that
Fliss in our pows. to ensure the election OF
the Candidate chosen BY this Convention
a our S1AxDAlD-BsAHxa.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-15
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