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Generals Mustered out.

important General Order.
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By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Robbers IN Mississippi

Gov. ShaFkey Calls for E0Iun.
teers to Suppress Them.
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BOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERs
OARRIaGE 1IANUFACTURERs.

OINGLsTON, Z. -Bookselier, Publisher
y 5 ahoner, and Periodical Dsaler, Posi- oliee
building.
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WIN. CaMEROS q CO.. Publishers.

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WIN. CAMERON q CO.. Publishers.
SUNDAY, AUGUST q, 1865.
| CITYDIRKeTORY.
Agents Of Iasdfanss eoil,Panle..
/ f-tAREY 4 SIXTH. Nos. ssasd IS Union street.
{up stairs) represent the i0pieg Celufanies
lsrns 81 Har1ieFd Security, Manuestsn, hietropoii-
tn Fl.osnix snd knielzeTloeker If u NeN fcrk
aud Accident Of csiuHfais, Ono.
ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.
OTIS. e. A.-AttoTaey aud councillor At Lev,
" Ufiee 451S Cherry 81. p o. Box l4s
BANAEass AND sskoHE Eks-.
9sIRsF NATIONAL lASK-sovsrpmsn; D.posi-
IL TYNE. 30 College street, osiWeen Union
and the Pubic square -iie&lffs 10 uncnrrent
Money, Exchange, Uoin, and Government ecehfi-
ties Oi al kinds- STOCKS snd Bonds hpqshA ans
sold on Commission Cellecions promptly ~.
4, '' G. slsronp, frss't 4.s- c. ospEs. oasAr,s.
NFARR, TH0S s4--Broker, corner Union ana
III College streets, bays and sells Gold, u car
reu. Money, Government SECURITIES Sad NoucheIa-
Collections attended % ffstmplys
Also buys ana cells on {. mmissloas
q ECuND NATIONAL BANK OF eSAsHFIlllli--
~ - cherry street, de h IN ExehaaRes b.Aefn-
Inent Securities and Co a. Coiiectlois promptly
attended 10 J. LunsDES, CASHIER e
1.
UNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Ieals M hxehange5 Government Securitiea
and S0in. Collections promptly Attended %,
Gold, Stocks end Bombs 8 ID on CcInmission
W. W. BEERy, President. EDeAR JoNxss Ca her.
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ICITYDIREGTORY.


CtAREY 4 sEgTH, Nos. ssard s. Union street
iup starsl represent the L i0elog oc1ni aliies
Ens 81 Har4ier1l Security, Manna1tkn, tietroi'oif
IN. piasnix snd KnielseItocker flis u New fork
SUD Accident Of Ceiumn81s, Otio.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
NEWS ITEMS.


1t is said that assertions from the reg
gular army are becoming quite frequent.
General Banks spoke before the Ma
tional Equal Suffrage Association Thurs
day evening, taking strong grounds in fla
vor of negro suffrage.
A smuggling vessel was recently seized
by the Rochester, n. Y, Custom officers.
1t was Canadian vessel, laden with
whiskey, tea, dry goods, &c.
The cholera is apparently making a
flank increment on this Continent. a re-
port from Vera Cruz, Mexico, states that
1t had arrived at that place.
Two thousand additional French troops,
with large quantities OF munitions of war,
are reported to have been landed at Vera
Cruz during last month Another Install
ment of three thousand troops was on The
way from France
Secretary Seward has received the fol-
lowing telegram addressed to him by
Samuel G. May, Secretary Of the State of
Oregon:
Oregon ratified the amendment to the
constitution of the United States yester-
day Glory to God"
The French secretary Of legation has
left Washington for Paris, to communicate
to Napoleon the condition of public opin-
ron,In this country toward his Mexican
policy. The French minister is said to
have been alarmed at the resolutions that
of Representatives the Marquis evidently
is not acquainted with the ways of Ameri-
/ crn Congressman yet.
/ A letter from Mexico says that the I'M
perial Government had arrested srvernl
! Americans on chnrcp 5c sympathizing
| with tho Liberals, and sent them ont of
! che country. One, Major of the United
States army, had been missing for several
days. Previous to his disappearance it
was known that secret parties were after
him. 1t was rumored that some Amer;~
cans we're killed
Hon. John +. Potter was married on
Thanksgiving day to Miss Sarah Fox, of
East Troy. The Janesvi le Gazette saws ::
Nv onder if Fox hunting is hereafter to
become popular on Thanksgiving day"
Advices from Toronto mention imports
ant seizures of arms, supposed to be con-
signed for a Fenian war, within the past
few days.
Patrick Fleming and William Corbett,
convicted of numbering a man named
Patrick Maloney, some months ago, were
hung at Chicago Friday afternoon They
were hired assassins, AMI received $50 for
their helisIi work
Hon. Thomas Corwin was struck with
paralysis at a dinner party on Sunday
evening last in Washington, and now
lies in critical situation
The firm of Grant 4 Perkins, at Galena,
J., in the hide and leather business. was
dissolved on the Ist Of December by the
withdrawal Of the senior partner-Mr J.
r. Grant, father of Ulysses. Mr. O. l..
Grant, brother of General, also leaves the
firm and viii establish himself at Chicago.
CAIRO, Dec IS.
On last Saturday the boiler Of the
steamer De Soto, lumber boat plying be-
tween PascagouIa and New Orleans, ex-
Ploded near rascagoul4. Ten or eleven
lives were lost.
Another horse thief has been sent to
Waupon from Vernon county; making,
according to the Censor, the fourth With
in year
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

\ RkcoNsFRUcTED REBEL-While Judge
DIN OF the United States District Court at
Washington was charging a Jury. one
Bradley, attorney of one of the parties
and noted rebel sympathzer, interrupts
CT him, and told him that he had no ri int
TO argue the case to the jury. judge DIN
told him that he was presiding in this
court, and would not be insulted. Brad
leF called DIN a liar and scoundrel. ana
Judge DIN ordered him into the custody
OF the United States Marshal who re-
moved him by force On Judge Olin's
leaving the COURTROOM. Bradley taIkoI
about thrashing him; but the JUDGE told
him that he did NOT think ne would. and
ordered the United States Marshal to
bring the prisoner to the court Yesterday
at 10 clock, when he probably learned
that ms reconstruction has progressed too
fast, and that the DAYS OF Aud Lam
9yne for Southern DULLES will come to
pass no more
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
Remarkable Ease.

\ Kalamazoo, Mich, correspondent Of
the Detroit Advertiser relates the follow
ing:
"A Mrs Rowland. who has LONG been \
resident of this county, and who has been
hopelessly insane for nearly thirty wears.
was sent for by her husband IN California
Accompanied by . daughter-in~law, they
left here and proceeded on the Journey bv
steamer When ont about four DAVIS from
New ork - most violent storm arose,
which lasted three days, seriously threat
enins the destruction of the steamer and
ali on board. When, however. the storm
abated, what was the surprise and delight
of the daughter to find that the old lady
had suddenly recovered her mind and was
perfectly sane; though she was at loss TO
know how she came IN the place, and
under the circumstances size found herself
on awakening from such Il long sleep Of
intellectual faculties On arriyinrat san
Francisco, what was The astoaishmant of
her husband to meet her whom he had
not seen for nine years and whom he
deemed hopclessiy maniac, souHd and
well, and joyf@lly recoguizin. him. This
was q year ago Letters recently received
by her friends here state that there has
been no return of the disease whatever.
and that she is well and entirely cured
Is there another such case Of cure on
record.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

CoHTIRNEn.-It viii be remembered
that we recently pub ished a settlement
from the Montana Post relative to a ,ranr
gold discovery recently made near Helena
Montana Territory. The account saws
that the new discovery is an Immense
ledge of almost solid gold, which glitters
before the bewilJered vision Of the be-
holder
Ar. c. Z. Duer, formerly of this city.
writes 10 his friends here that the story of
this great discovery is mo humbur." He
has seen some of the gold from this lode
and says it is remarkably pure. It is GER
tainly the greatest discovery Of gold ever
yet made -Galena Gazette.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
So For The beneft Of those who su

EH- For the benefit Of those who sup
pese large portion of the Goyernm. Mt
Tax is absorbed in collections, we copy
the following extract from the annual re-
port of the Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue ii,st published
Il have. caused the costs ofasse ssing and
e.uertips tsae internal re enue OF the fiscal
xas- 1855 t. Sc carefully aScertained, In
,,adina the s. laries and authorized ex~
pensc OF revenue agents, special agents
and inspeetots of revenue, the contingent
EXPENSES OF this otilcr, .udInC = paw
roll and tae costs of rev enue stamps, but
exclusive of It's printing NJ the once OF
the public printer, not yet aScertalned,
and find that the percentage alter deduct
inn drawback and sums roIunue3 as err
roneouslv collected, VIII not eNcee4 two
and seventy five one hundr"dihS.
This ratio of costs 70 collections cannot
lie relied upon for the current year, as
tire percentages will i.e greater IN tie
suarselv settled districts of the South
II viii nos however. believe, exceed
three and one-balf t3kl per ceutuln o.tae
receipts OF the whole country
There is no country in the world where
the taxes are collected at so triainG IN ex-
pense 10 the Government as in the United
States.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
FAX ES UP.

TANIE to the enclosure Of the subscriber, living in
- the town Of Pulaski, about and q half miles
from the Village of Avoca, the Highland road,
about the 3ith day Of November 1865, light bay
mare colt, one year old with white forehead and
th-ee white feet. Also one dark bay mare colt, one
old, with white strip in the forehead and the
left fore foot white.
The owner ur oYDrrs viii please cal, prove proper
-, pay charges and take said animals away.
RICHARD MORRIS.
fJ,,aski, Dec 18th, 1865 4w-5gs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

Prof j. C. Pickard, the well known
and efficient agent of the Wisconsin Mu-
tnal Life Insurance company, has been
appointed to the charge of the Normal De-
partment Of the State University The
second term of instruction in the Uni
versity for the current academic year
commences on the third Of January next
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

DEATH OF EN-GoYERSoR BARS ow.-Ex-
Governor Bars ow, late Colonel of the Sd
Wisconsin cavalry, died at Leavenworth.
Kansas, few days since of Chronic
DiarrhoeA Col, Barstow had many friends
in Wisconsin wi 0 will regret to learn of
his death.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
TAKEN Ep.

NANE to the enclosure Of the subscriber living in
the town OF Linden, five miles east Of the Village
near LaNey white heifer, years old past with
red thu tips of the ears, lit lie red the nose and
red spots on the neck artificial marks said h.ifc
has been running with Catt Z for several months
and fed with them since feeding time commenced.
The owner Is requested to call, prove property pay
charges and take the away.
GEORGE BREWER
linden, Dec. 18th, 1869 4w-Ja@
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

ou--We report a new oil discovery in
Crawford county, made by J. : Martin
q this town his petroleum springs are a
l.ttle south OF orr city. and are described
a. among the riches; in oil of any vet
found IN this region. ! company is 10
he formed shortly 70 test their value. We
know Of no reason why the richest dis
covericS 81 eli should not be made on this
river, aE1l if such should be the case.
proximity 70 It and TO rail would crateIv
enhance their value. The lands in the
vicinity of these springs have been leased.
and stock j, i'll soon be for sale We wait
further developments with interest Pra-
iris dU CHEN JHi0a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
TAX ZEN UP.

GANE 70 the enclosure of the subscriber living i'm
the town Of NitIn the no-ii-weSt corner of
the town, black horse colt, years Old and has
small white star in the foreheadno other per
Ceptobie.
| The owner will please CALI prove pro eriy, pa.
Charge and take said colt away.
GILBERT BREIS.
M'Gin Dec 9Th, 1855. 50-lws
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

NATURAL WoHDER.-Cn the FL Dorado
side Of the middle Fork of the American
River, nearly opposite Forest Hill Cal,
there IS Il rift or chasm Of crater like APP
pearancc in the side Of tie mountain
which towers above that stream. This
chasm is about three rods in leag5h, with
@n average width Of fifteen feet Numer-
Gus attempts have been made to latnam
its immense DEPTH many considering it
bottOmlcss. Lines of great length have
been lowered without reaching the bot
tom. Large stores have been dropred
into the crater, and the noise Of their
striking from side to side has resounded
until too faint for the acutest sense Of
hearing. Letter envelopes dropped into
the chasm will hang suspended as If in
strong upward current, then dart sudden
" down. as by the force of Il counter cur
rent, and after lapse Of several minutes
will ascend. several having been recovered.
all Of which were s0oty and begrimmcl
The counter currents Of air would seem
to indicate connection between this and
another similar chasm, while the discolored
appearance Of the paper indicates the
vicinity OF subtcrranean fires or gases -
We would suggest TO scientific quidnuncs
that study of this orator might possibly
aid them in discovering and demonstrating
important facts bearing on the philosophy
Of earthquakes. We must soiemnly as
sure our renders tlat the above statements
are actual yeracitic5 and uo hoaz-.1u-
burn Stars 6Hd Stripes.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
TAKEN ZIP.

ID the subscriber living in the Town of Waldwick
ID C2 The Hlaucharlviie road miles FROM the
CITY sc Mineral Point red ri'l lsiirr. with
s.,.-e ssat ia she forehead NJ artificial -srs-
lt asa is regaes cd 80 call, prove property, pay
charges an8 tal@ the Saail AWAY
MICHAEL HUGHES.
Dsc. 1911, 1866. al-fv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

SaDEEs3 AND LrTEEATrRE.-One of the
anomalies o. literary history is that it has
often been the lot Of those men who have
contributed largely to the mirth or recre-
alton of others to endure a more than
ordinary share Of misery and wants in
their own lives The most entertaining
portions Of literature have been written
by men whose hearts have been bowed
down in sorrow, and at moments When
that aorrow has been the heaviest It
was in the gloom Of mothers death,
deepened by his own poverty. that john
sou peuned the charming tale of . Rasse-
las it was in the chili desolation Of a
chill and fireless garnet that poor Gold
smith, tie beloved yagrant Of literature.
sketched the brightest picture Of domestic
happiness the world has ever had it was
from a sick bed, in sore distress, aud in
nenessitous exile, that Tom Hood shook
all England with laughter. The enchant-
mcnt Of Scott, the satire e Jerrold, half
the gems of E..-lisA wit and humor ha e
been thrown out hy genius in its most
sorrowlul moments Dublin University
Iayaziae.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
TAX EN- I II.

ID y the subscriber living in the town of Waldaick
ID near John Green's iron gray bull. Said bull
came upcn my premises about the 18th of September
last, and is supposed To he five years old
The owner Will please call, prove property pay
charges and take said animal away.
JAMES HARRINGTON.
Waldwick Dec. 9Th, 1865. 4s-50s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
a AGEN Up

10y he subscriber, living ou ), town & ~ the
- .0Tu Of Miun about the 10Th of y oy cfnbe. last
one mare OFT. six months Old, with white face
and nose, and on inside of right hind foot.
The owner will please cal, prove oPe.ty, pay
charges and take the same away.
JOEL HUBBARD
Ailijn, Dec. ), 1sc5. 4wfJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

Every CanFasser to know that, having purchased the
entire Publishing Business of r +. Randall ana Joined
1t 10 our Offering to agents by lar the
largest list Of Subscription Books and Fngravings RE
liz GUS and SECULAR TO be found in ihe West comprs-
uE over thirty different kinds Of the popular and
fast selling works published, including the ' Lit.
and Times of Abr ham Lincoln, helm. complete his
tory Of the Rebellion in volume 80 pages octave.
81 what the poop all want Also, Life Of Christ "
HHnyans complete works, - The Nurse and Spy" and
other books. In addition our hitherto extensive list
Of pictures, we now have ready T0uF apleadjI aetr
Steel EHgrs CjRYs. which creating great
ton, and are eagerly bought by nearly all who al
lowed to see hem. Sold only by subscription. Elk
usiyc territory given. Profits very large.
send for Circular
J.. 4. STODDAIsD & CO.,
IL Clark Street, Chicago, HI.
Box 322G 3ul-42
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
TAKEN : n.

(fANE IN The enclosure the subscriber living in the
- town "f Mineral Point, one miles Nest of the
CT = OF. BeeemHe- BIN. f~G5. red hetre- two wears
Oh last Spring ig.le white en- each hanE-no other
marks
The owner IS requested TO CALI prove property. pay
cha -zes and take The same away
JAMES SPENSLEY
Dec. Ilfh S5J 51-Iy-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

Co>cEEsS-But little business has as
vet been transacted in Congress. except
tie appointment Of Committees. Nothing
Of Importance will be done until after the
Holidays 1t now appears 4 fixed fact.
that the members from the sccelin. States
will not be admitted this session.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

'vhseverfa not pre- Jared sacrifice party caniza-
lions and platforms the altar of his country, dOes
n0t Isssrce the support and c0uRtestTre Of hon
est prpple,
TtEaE ARE M LONGER ANY r,gTIES SAVE
THESE TWO PATRIOTS AND TEAIfORS!n
Stephen A. DoUgyas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
H AK ZEN Il.

ID Y the subscriber, in the town of Ridgewav near
ID AdamSvilie, red steer one year old past
u has little white on the belly, no ear marks
The owner will please call prove property, pay
charges and take II away
a. HANSON.
Rdgeway, Nov. 9th, 1865. 49-iw--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
1IoK1ENE.

HHE MASON q HAMLIN CABINET
i ORGANS, forty different styles adapted to sa-
crtd ard secular music, for $50 to $500 each THIP
I1-FItk CoLD o. SITTER MEDALS or other
first premiums awarded them illustrated Catslogns
BRoTHzRs, New York fv3T
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

An important sale of war material Is
progressing successfully al Alexaudria
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
TAX EN Gp.

DY the subscriber living in the town of Mineral
ID Point, ABOUT go miles southwest from the city,
about the 1st Of November last, bro mare colt
two years old past, has sar in the forehead and is
rather small sized.
he owner will please call, prove property pay
charges and take said colt away.
CHARLES SHERMAN.
Dec. Sth, 1865. 4w-50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

esS" The resolution giving the Tenncs-
see delegation seats on the floor of tie
House Of Representatives pending the de-
c.sion Of their claims, was introduced Y
Col Cobb of this State Mr. Ste,ens
resolution to the same effect had been
previously voted down.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
TAX ZEN Up.

TAKEN Up
by the subscriber, IivUg in the Town Of Ninin
about Nv" miles Southwest from the Village about
The 18th Of November last one red and white heifer
with star in the forehead oac year old past Also one
hllc, heifer, same age, marks. No marks on
either.
The owner will please call prove property pay
charges, and take said animals away
THOMAS BLUNDELL.
Miffn Dec 4th. 1850. 4v-4gs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20
TAX EN- UP.

by the subscriber living in the town of Mineral
FONT, four miles noItu of the city, the 9th dav
OF November TO, white wearing steer with red
neck, and spotted red and white face h piece ct
out Of ear.
In owner is requested 10 call prove propert y pay
charges, and take said Ger away.
De-. 1st, 1850. 4w-3G
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

New MINING CoNPANY.-The Darlington
Union says that new mining company
has boon formed IL thas village.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

N-s -.a-e Certificates
L'oR SALE At THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-12-20

GRANT Co. On CoMPANY-A company
was organized at Boscobel on the 7th inst,
under the title of the Grant Co Mining,
Petroleum and Manufacturing Company"
for the purpose of boring for oil at Anna
ton. The organ cation is made under the
general laws of Wisconsin. The incor-
porators consist Of the following gpritle-
men: j. ". Van Orman, Mark Finni-
cum, VIM w Field L. Carrier, J. G.
Co, er, Geo. &. Hazelton, Daniel O. Seaton
Scott Is Bushnell, s c. Mcdonald Parker
& Hilderbrand, j. r. Muflley, \ fred Pal
mer, Sarles & Pepper Douglas Oliver,
II. u. Farqnharson. The officers of the
Company are: Mark Finnscum Presi-
dent; j. c. Cover, Vice President Geo
liilderbrand, Treasurer; G. g Hazelton,
Secretary. The Board of Directors con-
sist of Mark Finnicum, G. G. Hazelton,
;. e. Mcdonald, w. w Field, j. w Van
Orman
The Capital Stock is nominally $500 900
of which 100000 is set apart for working
capital. The shares are all taken. and
the working capital IS in the market
Enthusiastic believers in oil are invited to
take some of the capital stock and come
IN on equal terms with the rest
F.! Co er thinks that not even in PennSyl-
vaEia are the oil Indications 50 promising
and abundant as at Arnaton. and that II
! oil can be found anywhere in the North
west, the chances are ten to one in favor
Of Annaton
If oil has really been stuck at Seneca,
IN paying quantities. the prospects of this
company may be considered nattering.-
Graat County Witness
tAfr IL,