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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03

y The Oyegosias says de lste sur
vey made by order Of Government Of tbs
Eastern boundary u Oregon, includes
walla Walls city in the State limits
Bully! May joy 80 With il. It VA
but nest Of Copperhsads. at best. Won.
der u that won't increase 1iltoo's ma'
iority-to stay 1t home.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03

No LATE NEws.-Ths Indians Do.
stroy~d St. Msry's Telegraph Station, and
tore down several miles Of wire. On the
2sth inst. and hence Taesday's and
Wednesdays Ovsoniass contain no later
nsws. We learn from the Operator At this
place that communication with the East
has not vet been resumed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03

- The @ opperheads all claim thu: Walia
Walla county will poll "A overwhelm-
ing vote for Mr.. Tilaos. Appsaranees
are greatly against il. however; the Sseses.
ssas. the Coppsrhead organ in that county
does not consider Mr.. Tilton's chances Of
election strong enough to P'ses Ais
name At the head Of their columns.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03

NOTICE 10 hereby given that from sad aAW
IN Nay lst, A. d. 1866, all Cowlitx County
Orders az Scrip, issued prior to May LIST, 1895,
will be considered Payed and invs.id. 49,.
There is money in the Treasury 70 pay oil is<
suen prior to da,e Of Novcmbes, A. d. 1850.
All remaining will be received in payment Of
taxes, or at the Auditors Office In exchange for
new Orders, free cfehasge, slTI so
Published by authority Of the Board, Of
County Commissioners, this t6th Ast hf 4sH
A. D. 1865. JASPER STONE,
ID" " Auditor Cowlitz County, W. g
May, 1865. 28w4 .,,,,.,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03

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TIRE 90 seeDrseiss- Dc sot make Tie Pss-
sra.ns ss'r - Isag. Il vsa vsy go.
bat eves to .seh Of . gssd hing 10 not
always desirable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03

- Bro. Hicks has goos 70 Lewis eosa-
ty, it is said 70 end Judge Yantis' " bull"
A more hopeless task could not b inas'
ined.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03
--r~' -,r-v, JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March IS, 1865. ss:ns NhE4
ADDDNDUM.

Pss OvElLAsp TstaeaAPB: l.a1 -s
-:t PsiLAnsLsalA, Nay 18th, 1885.
~ 0eeies "a sela.s Oo0oeaeea - I'd Sc.
siss. Two Hundred ~ Thirty Millions $780,
900, ooo) prsciss(y liks cher twU Series, except
dated 18th July, and Government reserves the
right 70 pay elk per cent. In Gold instead Of
$50 cs'rsasy. I,stEiy /
~. JAY COOKE, .
auhecriptiol Aesnt, Philadelphia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03

NEwBERN, N. C., May ia number
Of oitiseus Who fed 70 the interior of the
State when our army entered Newbern,
are sov returning - pay their taxes to the
U. 8. Co@misaioaes, and obtain possessioo
Of thsis property uader President Lincoln
A.sesty Proclamation. They are . good
elss Of people, I'D have sever. - . geo.
srsl sAiss. s.kes rsrt il the reheliies.
EIeves tons cf dses~ests and archives.
belesgiss 70 the Sssshern Ccnfeder.~y,
arrived ksse l.ss night and viii be srs,
10 washiagsss this .a<ning fos re-exa~is-
aeiaa-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-03

the commanders ssvsrally left tho column
and took seats ON the platform. Ths
Judges Of Courts. Chiefs Of Government
Bureaus, and other public officers were
similarly accommodated. The crowd in
that part Of the city was extremely dsnss,
bsing the main point Of attraction and the
receiving plaza vas assembled he high.
est dguitariss.
Gen. Custer rode powerful horse. rrs.
tive. and At times ungovernabls. When
near the Treasury .DePartaent the saimsl
madly dssAed Scevssd 10 tie isad Of The
line Gen. CussGr vainly attempting u
cheek biz eesn~. ct The saos tine e.
deaySiag - sssais ths 1essss vhieA -
b-rn pr1v1sasly plse-A - hin In I'D
fisht ~ Oasssal ~ - hss. ut l.al1y
eoaqs<s~d The hnrs~ saA sePased Tie cal-
Una - Paasiag he Ps~i1<st's se.sA-
lie mar . 10 bss - sss sPpaa1A ky
fh~ ashnie.Ae-
IL 0ssPs ssesFi~d six ksWs n ~
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csF@a2 - IssA sessse- tsso sAi<A -
ne ssrsso GSsssa.s Bs.s1sa -
s-zrrs - shsw s-Qnss qwesA IL
rvvs-~ - sp~k<s = - ~ essara -
tA2s A&s ever s.k<s Pi~r - ~ 60
n-z< u 49, Rn2 sGHx- suEunsss 4
t>~ rs~~sG ss~swss Il - s~s-
C~n.~as& 4sy 1a@ks- = Cs's
r-<t Psr&ss eue-h<A.<.e - Apsnsyei
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06
Die .Dummert" Der &ber1nan' Z
= fdbt,, 1lrhgee. "

Die BeridkttEbtr GorteIppnbenten, -
beist es in Der 'N.<g.. iuabenpStitans" - =:
tpel@e Sberman's @ari4 mima4kn,
erwdbnen Elm ,ntisentblmli4es Clement,
Epas ;ftt ;burA bief fMutt.ptnni9ttit, ,ah a.
NICE e.1pmN Neiupeslanpe erndbten 3u lal1tn,
berauseebileet bot. Sn Guropa, ipo bic
Mderbauer in DSrfttn bttl1mtnen tpob<
nen, 1t ott GrndtrunS fihet. eur& Teirts
pesianb ,nbenoen arnee etpfa@, atnuS:
Die Toiiriere unb' Qudrttermeifttr rtiten
inter anStine1feter 8trtfan9 IN eit pei
btr armet su pa1irenbtn D5rftr ,pdraus,
bdnbi4tit' " DrtSbeBSret life Neduif>
tions3ttttl Ell t,.llitte1ih HtmtBest 6tihes,t
fnb btt 9tfotttrfeF Qtbthsmittel 1tti5ants
men, q alhbetS Bitr,n 10 tie FAderbautr
d,if tihJtlnea, 1T ~eit son Vtnanuer@ ent5
fernttn webSftea tpotntn. 'lDa bebatf Is
ttItr Aso6ea 1aen8ei neintr 1Streiftdrps,
I'M 9rooidut stns. ,fsdfaSe sufqmtne,lsu,
treibtn 4 tnt bie[t: Iruppe2 61nen nidt
auf ber (mebr ober tveuieer)' )'breittna 6ter.
fsraee- refbsiH9eH, fen6ern -ss,iHtn :. nd
auf's 'WE tbe1pbt mad 5bta- set{d disbtns
| Rem 9tmmetep tstnbfn bin pfrfrMsH Ss
fiue ,1ies .ausIei@ Hestiertn ,sk1nbfHAfter,
Bepftten une, Nom, ~ 8sseettd Gwdr.
MN 1sertiaist 4erhat bfr arp,et,sa 9is
glqhD ibret, ,DAnfas1 1taN ,Hpr ,6it yftuss
[atnfen, kiAHnRiSfsn5 Gdt4en,u paja
EtauaG& Aeinen uni lsll, nae ssttit y lpss
|tEtf etr1ttfsaa.eis & f3ESasts9 3Es E ksE
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06

mfp nls anst 9!IeIrsr abluaLbsn, Der Atjue
psr' Nftttnututtsnpe Don Corporation I,
puo psE ,Sntersff,n uuf tbrs Bonps unit
96SIEsn 1Rasrloubf; sb.nfo .ete@, Rtni,
sinss Gamtltsnwobn6aufes; ;7uno wc II
nt&t 6tuhtbst IL. ionern pom Gtssn'
tttaps,tswebnt pire. fam elet4faue sln
anas0sAeest ,ftsN 7bss Mielbe,lpes n
At,se aasttdgtt usrbfns" @Qs lbsnbh.n
Nattpnal.. Staats. uno s2otab 5ttntrh,
mtts sAA1pabme per GufommegReuT, t6H'
men 1abasaeasn II prrsu; stsnfo :pers ausat'
0tbtBs; 69fa9 fir 9obn 1bflt; 3uW Btl1Fib
80 0I6dflts. mis.bptIp fur @d&dhs; !;
lofet. 9Hrmtn fdt &spata,u1en bt,atlt,
ust6. ie5Sh utn Du1&fuutH VT 'snaGf'
tnsu 5 Sabre ni&t absr(brdiM 'etfifsH,
iowfe sd@ E,uthsF F3infsa fMb9po,bsffn
aut 0unbttaentbuu. ,'j7 ov'a,W '.N
I'''Rtue @.bduur jsuo&. fowte Stfm ertt
D1bsfstunasnsearfsn ntdt:tu, Ht,ua ats
bra tt wubsn.t, DtsJEiuiomm.upoR Rsu -iiut
stwas osrgi5bs,G DIT Rrtneipipn an
@ruuoetesu,buuse @trfdufru+unr ,xdufsT
stpdtrsno bsS 9abuea miro oIs Ginfoumtn
9ysdnst, unb4 Der Dr,tut bst b.relst&tn'
@sleaenbstttH' foun abasaoaen ',pupsn.
Dk 9taftn, tuei6e- hsH tsr.tts On all.n'
'8s&nuue,n, 1eBonusT 6upptbsi,n X. bs.
aablien 3infenbetroe lbsrf.iasn. bennl put
anp 0slttrter ; wslpsn; ,auul Ginio NTH
asadbk. Nus @smtans7 bet &dufsn unp'
Bsseduftn Du1 5tdn,spapGrsn uno an''
oersm Giatntbum. nit Ginf6lu6 BON g.
a,usn|9tp esssMdntoYse. nae Eie prcft.
auu 6tftlf&oflth. tptidttm @d,s Mot
fpsattG ana,fatS, dau, D. b. {ol&s1 mel 81
nod ttnt tetsusrn uuf Dioibsne.h bssoblt-
'babsn. nstoeh ale aGinet u,s,tn: auedptt,
;uno etenfo ete?3infsn BON No'en. '8unte
:urb 1anbtrsa StHeftetIsn Der 0set. @,da'
tea. Sn agtR Gdllsn pttp dT At3ua uon1
5000 stffatten DaNfh,Ngse Detroe ttf
5tsusrasb ltrsn aff' sbsnf auet frtst,' nor.
ON; ptrittte ttttdaf amti@eu,'$60O Unit
$4,000 5 ptoaeut. 1w1&en $500: unt
$f0,OOU = ptoatnt; 'abst' $4,000 10
pfcaeNt. iH"'.' = Tp1 sIsTt 4
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06
Sci @anoelsnaent Der Scr. 6laattn
in, motomasoA

" Wa6 Na&ridtsn non @atc uorasr BE
tum 20. .. ". IN Der Yon bisr' auss oFt
6anrsIss Ie,m 4 adj Ma,dmor as esfdidiI
U" "amlt Doop b;t: fetnsr ibmieItasr
Smcuuq, wsIht udmsniItb III ter Nuf
aubt teaonr, III ras @tl&df, tts purtte,n
Der. 6tooten @onluIaiss Orpttuna al
btinAsn, duff ets at6b,sn S&utertetsttsn
aef'bm. s,a1'.
81 fauo be lte,srsu In bsr orSbtn Der:
wtrru,a, pte!t Btdtter ess Shuotee Bu
9se, 8ri& ffupasn on "R,bstm saasnirI
tn Wd'a 'amoros bart6enp, brdusaef&nit'
Ten, pts Gtntrdae ots @sbdbrnbudee
pom 80; Nopiutsr 1864 an fsblenr, unr
:pislt off,'sue popiert didt su fneen.r
:Ob9Itt4'tie Anbdnasr Ger 'RetiIion N
Na'a noros G& ntdt 10 beradsforpsrnr
unc dbsrmltbta astoeu, pie it fr0bsr 0el
ps(sr, uno obolsid 81. Wcouoou Ssit,n
er Bsb5.ren teiuet "phet1sn Gppp0,toH
tt9s0nst,f, ia er rur ate aasnt :psr Ser.
Stuann tn Ratamoras ne.rspttisf IN,
unb nI6r bst stnet b.ionpe1n Rrpubi,iani
f&en ooG IRotferit&sn7 Nsgierunq; 10 n
istne 9tsuuna bort ipo@ lo'un an aenebm
unp ou1er Dsrle9tnbrilsn,r ea6 "e,cftjnt
Atf@t ~ esfsnnsu aeasbtu bot, IN xut
stm uu fetne Gntbtbruna ron etflrm Nmd
re stnsu fontmsn. - Snps0sn ptsnt sr'ptn
6anestetntsrels Der 0sr. Slaaten,s foutsI
(eine 9teQuna iuldbt. !. T., "
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06

9eiu Dort. Die Grnsnnuna sfe 6.rr n
p1o'n yN ntboluu aum ,fr nj ::
(tf&ta 0tefa'npten tn,|@ a "
inatou II supsweIfsIbaft etne nt&t ID
1liberist tenre. atsmii@ teuilidR Dsnteaara'
.ttou Napolson's aeatn tts Bu. @taated.
!. Der sstlst @sfenpte mar fraber Denfrt /.
)Qsnini You Granfrsi& in Newi yorfs junp
ittut7 Aanae Ri&tuns pnr uotonf& 7ttns
7,es' 8sutsereattruna fetaoIitbe, uabsetn,
9ntsre5e nbsr 'franeo faoIt&sn Goalt,fon,
ME fie, t&eupor Musbru& bfs Rstellion
teRano, . attraus adnRta. Dsta allmaat,a
BEE bern BON. MoutbeIon nor ousf@iteb;
LTD mii Sartdnpun. unb Gliesu, 6euis,
Bwtnn nnb dbuii6r bunfIe Gb,enm mdnnt,
nars6 1sine ndhRfu GHunte.' 76&on
idn3e bsppr b.r DtsbRabI an jMsfite oet,
att Sutoe, rpar 'Woutbolon rbsr ftana5a.
'faea4tnt' !in Amsnfa Notwithstanding
by plant Napo polspp's, asuefs unD In Nn,
btnpuae Init osm fran,S6i&tn RstsGmots
.Aan tn bt'fa.r @tactboits e., ,tte Mufsabs,
pte. Norb psubfafsih ber ..poeiffi1unA''
@'rtfos tu beueikn i uuo aualst& nit ben
Atbsaeu untssbanpluue,m bsbnfs n ttnss
spsniueg,n 8aucnt0.S on,uiaApfsn.s Sn
Ole pstt ibm2'ttete aufeabe tesIu}1asu IA.
Tam man natarltb utdttmtf @satmmt'
:teit laa.n. tuosden d6dntistus Grasnnui,D i
aum @t(onrtth Ia Do(bfnaisn; iopie vi
fetse1 =s4entrepreneurH do Dneces", bee
.8tbattsuvs tsr tie66rn fIanaa6I @tnR3sh
iuna. gum &bsf' bfr franco msr,iasif&ep
pSe(le Gin RfUetet ~ ftlH; bat btr Met,
e,r nit fstnem aaas@te iufstsosn spar.7 +
u ::,,.sr' ~e'&5 G<9 ~ lAtenpii9 j.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-06

!. ! DtfttL&. @tip, ~, Mdrl un.
ttr ptgsu Dat1m &reitl llT &orIfipon.
psa. pe. eoaseatr o Time, sab ND etu
0sIf&Nuusen1 jvsssIdfisss Staai1 pdn,
ser M Do'snnsafn ,p1enfeuS Anf& &,lt@
~ ,gltberaea,tamsE, pon 6tfget& sednh
l{d vtrwo,fen notpsn fnp. :. rtrRa3t. -,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
Teachers Institute.

The Annual Institute fer Iowa County
will be held at Dodgeville, commencing at
, o clock in the afternoon Of Monday, rhe
10th day Of October next, and continuing
four DAYS
During each day there will be regu ar
class drills adapted to the wants of our
teachers, and will comprise hasty review
Of the studies taught in our common
schools Lectures and discussions Of a
more general character may be expected
ut he evening sessions. Several teachers
Of experience and abb ity will be present
and assist in conducting these exercises
Every teacher in the county is invited to
attend At the close OF the Institute
there Will be a public examination Of
Teachers
39td. ALEXANDER Wilson
Co. Supt. Schools, Iowa Co
Sept. 81, 1863
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

Public Examinations of Teachers for
the County Of Iowa, viii be held as fol-
lows
At the Court House in the village of
Dodgeville. Friday and Saturday, Oct Goth
and Dist, and at the Court House in the
City Of Mineral Point, Monday, Oct Odd
for the towns Of Mineral Point and
Dodaevillc
At the School House in the village of
Linden, Tuesday Oct 9th, for the towns
of Linden and Mifliin.
At the School House in the village of
Avoca, Wednesday, Oct 25th-for the
towns of Highland and Pulaski
At the School House in the village of
.Jonesddle, Thursday, Oct. 26th-lor the
towns Of Wyoming and Clyde
At the School Hous, in District No. 6,
Arena, Friday and Saturday, Oct 9th
and 2Sth-ior Arena and R3dgeway.
At the School House in he village of
Adamsvile, Monday, Oct 20th-for Mos
cow and Waldwick
gsay~ Teachers may attend in any exams
ination district more Convenient thln their
own They viii supply paper and pencil.
The examination wall commence at each
place at 10 o'clock Il. m. of the first day.
ALEXANDER WILSON,
Supt OF Schools, Iowa 20.
Mineral Point Sep y, 1868 40td
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
Assembly District Convention.

\ Union Assembly District Convention
for the Southern Assembly District of
Iowa County, will meet an tie City Hail
in Mineral Point, on Saturday, October
I, 1868, at 0 clock p. m for the purpose
of nominating candidates for member of
the Assembly and County Supervisor
The ratio Of Representation Will be as
follows: Linden g Mifflin / Town Of
Mineral Point 4; Moscow ?; Waldwick
?; and each ward in the city of Mineral
Point4
By order Of District com.
Mineral Point. Sept 10, 1865
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

BrHGLAE CAUGur-A man calling his
n,,,e John f smith was arrested in this
city on Sunday asst under the following
circumstances lie had Teen a. out for
= eral davs. and saturday fell in with
Thos Lcahy in whom he reposed conf
depce TO Leahy he diyulced the fact Of
having broken open store at Darlington
ana stolen sc entcea pairs OF pants a io'
Of vests aud ether clothing he gave
Leahr new suit. showed him counterfeit
na,ion.l currency. false keys &c, and
made arrangements with him TO break
omen Is. F Thomas Bank on Sunday
night with the hope Of making good
haul After learning all he could from
Smith, Leahy informed the authorities the
man was arrested and j now in custody,
having been taken TO Darlington.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
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T will wash from twenty piece. at .nca-
l Our Machines, confident. as near rrr-
feet a. ever any maChte viii be. They will wash in
The most perfect manner ali fabrics ffum collar TO
blanket, with the greatest ease They will not only
reeiUurh s OF ~" labor and SOAP hut CA NE utu
viii last twice a. long wher washed in titm.
hankbill can be laced IN he Machine ith dor
dirty collars, and The collars he'd clean bout
doing he least injury the bill. II Is Sul, 1t n
well the heapesI Machine in use
The washing is emit under the control Of the o,-
orator, that duty parts II can be ashed
without unnecessarily rubbing the clean parts hi.
machine only b. appreciated by seeing it in oper-
alton.
Ladies ere particularly requested to
examine il at the Hardware Store of JOHN
T. TRAMEL, N neral Point
Manufactured and :or sale by t. Z IL ~ sy.yr,
- Randolph, It, Chicago.
eG-A Agents wanted. County and Town Rights fc-
SAFE nyff 20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

! ZINC OREs.-We copy in another col
umn from the Chicago Republican an
article upon the zine mandatory of
Ne svs. NArTHIEssEN * HEGLERE, of La
Sale HIS, which will be interesting to our
readers is an Evidence Of the success that
has attended the efforts of those gentle
men in perfecting the machinery for the
manufacture of zinc The ores from
which the zinc is manufactured abounds
IN this region to an extent almost suficint
to supply the several establishments of
the kind referred to for many years 1t
has formerly been looked upon as useless,
and in fact a detriment to mining operas
tions. Since, however, the success Of the
LaSalle zinc works ana he establishment
of the furnace of Mr. Robert Geocre II
Co. near this city-to which we shall
aIlude more IN detail in future number
dry bone and black jack, from which
zine is made, are becoming n profitable
article of commerce, and many of our
citizens are turning their attention to d.,
-sjng it, as we'll as gathering that hereto
fore thrown aside by those mining for lead
The principal place for roasting the
ore for the LaSalle works, as alluded to
in the article from the Republican, is near
the raj road depot in this city, and is Civ
n ia Iy employment to Fl m twenty to
thirty hands, and the amount OF ore ship
ped To IsaSalle will a erage five car loads
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

New GooDs AND MoRE OF THEM-Joseph
Deler is just receiving the finest stock Of
dry goods ever offered in this market
lie has Just returned from the east where
he has selected with care, just such goods
as are wanted in this latitude, and he is
determined to sci at the lowest living
prices Ladies' if you wish the latest stvle
of good goods. call at Deller's Gents can
find everything they need at Delers En-
porium, corner Of High and Chestnut
streets.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

A female congress has been convened
at Leipsic, and the women Of Germany
have been invited to send delegates, for
the purpose of organizing industrial and
artistic exhibitions of female handicraft
relief and pension associations, Industrial,
commercial and economical schools for
ladies' aud Of advocating the admission
Of Indies to the public lecture rooms Of
academies and universities from which
they are ut present excluded.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

\ Caucus of the Union electors Of the
city Of Mineral Point Will be held at tn
City Hall on Thursday evening October ),
for the purpose Of eIcctiug delegates to
represent the city in the Assembly nis>
trict convention to be held at the same
place on the It'll.
BY order of City Com.
Sept. 20. 1865.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

ATLANTIC MoNrHLV -The October mum
Der was received some days past It's
contents are as usual varied and interest,"
ing We Il the table a follows Saints
who have Bodies No Time like the Old
Time, Coupon Bonds, No, , The Au-
thor Of Saul; Needle AMI Garden, No
10. John Jordan; Noel Wilhelm Meis-
rer.s Apprenticeship Or. Johns, 10. g
Down the River Abraham Lincoln, Re
views. &c.
Addres. Ticknor s Fields, Boston.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

Eg1'he State Fair at GAINESVILLE was at
tended by a ltrge crowd of persons, and
is said TO have been the best Fair ever
held in this State
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

nsa-The October term of the Circuit
Court for Iowa County is in session at
Dodgeville
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
GEO. ID. wILBER. VI. D..
j. b. MOFFETT. VI. d.,
DIR. = A. FERRIN.

(Late A. Asst Surgeon Z. :. Army.)
DHYSI9IAN and SURGEON, Wingvil'e Wisconsin
/ DR. Ferrin intending TO locate permanently in
Wingve offers his professional services to its citizens
and surrounding country. 36
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

A TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law, Darlington
\ L9F tyette County, Wisconsin. Devntes his at
tsntion exclusively to his protesion practices
various Courts Of Wisconsin. makes Collections and
faithfully and promptly all business
70 his care.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

LYRICS OF LIgE-By Robert Browning
is another of the series of poetical
works just issued by Ticknor & Fields,
Boston, forming the Companion Poets for
the People 100 pages-price 50 cents.
1t Is neat and interesting volume
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

OF -A'50s'
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for yea
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

WANTED An active, intelligent boy, as
an apprentice to the printing business.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
g.: House and Lots
suI For sale

OTIS y. f08. lei. and :. NY! Of Lot 1'2, with
| baH ings thereon tuated Ga Hoard street. in
tbs civ Of Mineral Point, will he sold at BAR
the Houzs is built Of reck and contains eight good
sized rooms
~s-~-Coai S,r.uE aud cut houses on the premises
TG-ry a. The Linden Hotel. Linden. Wis. 10
WA. COLDS WORTHY, IT.
Ana. !. 1865. Inns
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
- CDBB- ALEX WILSON JAS r SCuDJ
COBB, WILSON & SEDDUTfE.

r AWYERS AMI COLLIE TORS. Mineral Point. Wis
| consiu. win attend all professional business
entrusted their Especial attention given to
CoRveyancing and investigation Of titles Real
tate
Office opposite the Court House, up ST airs. &c
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04

AHoruER DANcE.-Goldswor is to
give "a dance at the Linden Hotel in the
village Of Linden, on Thursday evening,
October 18th
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-04
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large stock Of SHEkTINGs, sHIRTIyGs, iox.
stripes, Balmoral Skirts, Hoop skirts, HOSIERY
GLOVES, YANKEE NOTIONS, SC, Sc. whisA
shall sell at unusually low prices.