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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-22

The weather continues dirty, nasty.
vet, cold and muddy. 1t has rained nearly
every dav for the past week, with but slight
prospect in The dim distance for sunshine
The weather clerk must be accIimating us
for a residence somewhere IN our recent
Russian purchase. Farmers, as matter of
course, are generally backward with their
planting, but corn is quite we'll out of the
ground. rs in. for it is feared that much of
that already planted will rot.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-22

Tssns.-To Office and mail subscribers, 81 So to
city .nbscrbcrs delivered by carrier, 81 oU-in ad-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-22

Dim Distance have arrive Wonders never
cease prospects OF immediate thaw =
Some body has been upstairs" and swept
all the clouds away,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-22
Spftlsl autirrs.

RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
CHANGE OF TINE. To take effect MONDAY.
y May 5th, ISs..
MIN ERAi. POINT RAIL ROAD
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-22

Ritlf anil Ronnt4.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-22
And
DRY GOODS

That fail meet the of the most fastid-
Gus. My goods bought for cash during the re-
cent decline in the Markets, therefore and will
SELL is CHEAP or CHEAPER
THAN IJIE' CHE'i PEST.
JOSEPH DELLER.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
IMPEACHMENT.

We have watched very carefully our cX-
changes, particularly those of the Republican
side In politics, for the purpose of asccrtsinlng
how the proposition of Impeachment is received
BY these journals in different localities. All the
thhuential papers of the dominant party express
their Views in very moderate terms Some are
decidedly opposed to all attempts to impeach the
President upon the testimony presented in the
report Of the majority, while others, though evil
IDENTIFY opposed to the measure, express their
opinions In more cautious and guarded terms
We have seen ONLY some three or four papers
that squarcly advocate impeachment and among
these we may name the Cincinnati GG=eHe and
the -, Louis Democrat. The Gd=eHe thinks
that Mr. JUnN-OS's course in organizing the
Southern States is clearly usurpatlon, and af-
lorls grounds for impeaching him. The Democrat
Is more cautious and guarded in its expressions
than the Gazette, but 1t is easy to see that both
these journals would calmly accept the rejection
OF the majority report by Congress next Wedncs-
day without Guch regret, The Democratic jour
mails, as matter Of course, are unanimous in
their opposition TO this impeachment business.
From this general expression of public opinion
through the press We arc warranted in this con-
conclusion: that Impeachment Is dead
II Is not the province of this paper to either
advocate or oppose impeachment on partisan or
political grOundsi and in giving this relation of
me state oI the case, we simply lay before our
readers the precise condition of public sentiment
upon this question rs VIC are in duty bound to
give them the current news Of the day.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
From San Francisco-The Pscihe Rail-
rnah-laaneral NcHYa.

roau-GeueraI news.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 1.-The track of the Cen.
trail Pacific railroad Is laid from Cisco to Sum.
met and through the Great Tunnel, over 1000
feet above the sea. The arst passenger car
passed through the tunnel yesterday. Twenty
four miles Of track will be laid on the east side
OF the mountains. In fortnight with open
weather, the gap will be completed, when con-
nection will be made with Lower Trucker, 100
miles east OF Sacramento,
Ortega and Patoni have Joined, after escaping
from Monterrey Placina voga, reported to be one
Of the leaders. All the northwestern States are
expected to Join the revolution.
A Mazatlan letter, Nov. 8, says; The political
condition OF the country Is gloomy and commerce
suspended. Gen. Martinez wants the Governor
ship Of the State. If not nominated by the Leg
islature, he will assume government by force,
being at the head OF the army. The national
guard at different places In the State are daily
exercising and propose defending the lawful au-
thorities.
The republican army lately dismissed will un-
doubtedly play an important part on the side
which pays most. They are greatly dissatisfied
BY being paid OFF with Acknowledgements instead
OF cash.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30-A Guaymas letter
OF Nov. 10 says Pesquiera is reelected Governor
Of Sonora. Confidence is restored In public af-
fairs. Reports from the mining regions are fs-
rorable. The cotton crop this year is % per
cent. less than anticipated, notwithstanding
which agriculturalists have taken up four times
more land In cotton raising than hitherto.
Naunegor, an agent Of Wells Il Fargo, has been
appointed vice consul to MI a vacancy ocea-
stoned by the death OF Counter Saranic.
The British frigate Molica sailed, leaving for
clgners without protection.
Latest advices from Durango state that Ban
guenistas pronounced In favor Of an independent
republic, and had defeated Government troops
sent against him.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
From South America General News
Items.


New YoRK, Deeemberl.-T steamship Henry
Chauncey, from Aspinwall, on the 22d of Novcm-
Der, has arrived.
The steamship Nevada, from New York, ar
rived at Panama on the 2lst of November, forty
four and half running time from New York
Adyices from Bogota, October 10, state that the
trial Of Mosquera Is concluded.
The demonstrations OF sympathy for Mosquera
compelled the President of the Senate, on sew
eral days, to have the public removed from the
House, and Congress was guarded constantly by
soldiers to prevent forcible attack by Mosque
ra's friends. President Acosta's government was
in a dangerous position, several OF the States
having protested against the interference of the
general government In the affairs of the State OF
Tolema. The press Of the State of Cauca speaks
openly of seyering its connection with the fed
cral government, and declaring Itself indepen-
dent, and a commissioner from the State Of An
tigua had arrived at Papayan to arrange n COM
mon line of action In case Acosta continued his
unconstitutional intermeddling with the SOW
erelgnty of the States.
A new revolutionary force has sprung up In
Tolima, with which 1t was feared the Antigua
Cauca would make common cause and bloody
civil war ensuc.
Troubles seemed brewing in other sections Of
the Republic.
The reported lynching OF General Icrrara Is
denied.
The annual subyention OF $4,000 to the State
| of Panama has been Withdrawn by Congress
The annual budget shows n deficiency OF over
| two millions for the current year, and that of
the 81 900 900 paid to the Government on the rat
| ihcation Of the Panama railroad contract over
900 have been expended in two months.
New guano deposits have been ..dlscovered be-
tween Cadera and Puerto Ingles, In Chile
President Prado, OF Peru was at the head OF
his army, Immediately in front of Arequipa.
Though some OF the rebels deserted and Joined
| the national army, the great bulk Of them ad.
hered to their original cause,
It 10 stated that the whole country Is prepared
to rebel II the revolt at AreQuipa Is not speedily
| districts, however, have been suppressed.
Some cXiled Spanlards returned to Callao and
the President was resolved to annul the decree
of exile, except only as to those who had been
hostile TO the Republic,
The new Colombian war steamer Cuaspad
foundcrcd at sea on September 20, between the
islands Of Trinidad and Tabago, on the voyage
from England. All the crew were saved
The vessel cost $500 900, and had on board A
monument of the finest marble, destined aB a
receptacle for the heart of Simon Boliver now
In the Cathedral Of Bogota, for which Congress
had voted s72,OOO,
The Peruvian foreign minister proposes, on
behalf Of his Government, that representatives
Of the four Governments now united against
Spain, meet annually to deliberate upon the
means to maintain and strengthen the Confed.
cTacy.
The Henry Chaunccy brought $g23,OOO In
specie,
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
The Daily Globe.

ltwas announced several days ago that new
partnership had been formed by whom the Daily
Globe will hereafter he published. The new firm
Is Mcssrs +. and |. Rlvcs 4 Geo. A. Baily, esq.
We have known Mr.. Baily for many years, and
we take this occasion to say that there is not in
the entire circle OF our acquaintance more
thorough, able, and upright business man. He
Is in every sense gentleman OF the highest re-
spectability, possessing an unblemishcd charac-
ter; and these considerations, together with the
fact that he has been the financial manager and
business man of the Globe for many years, rem
ders II certain that this most valuable paper will
continue to be in the future, as 1t has been in
the past, a success. The Washington Daily
Globe, during the sessions OF Congress, Is an in
dispcnsable journal We wish our neighbors an
abundant success.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
lEADQUARrERs DEBT OF the PLATTE }
CHIEP PQrARrERAAsTER' opFICR,

OMAHA, Nebraska, Nov, a, ISL,
u oslSst, m on TItRsDIY. tho "a day OF J%@a %@
sry lss, for the transportation q military supplies
E nnrihE ahe year commencing April 1879 aud ending
branch ofLe Union Pacidc railroad west Of Ghcycn
ta6lshed in The Territory Of Montana, south Of la
@ H S sFiSrf TSfey 2, SPfI vast
Sna SST b a naa ~ .hf % Th
II fncccssery, Denver City.
n The weight % be transported during the year on
~ sSIss M 40, yi not exceed twentyh million @.
gdasts WI s!aIs the rate hundred pound,
!hG stores IL each mouth Of the year beginning April
bSd 5g19 and sHdipS MaTfe - isS in c, ~
T and zach su 81 sn be
O c sSsa by two i've 'I or more 40 F rcsPSSsGa sSSha
persons legally executed and properly stamped guar
route mentioned IN he proposal to the party propos
' ah" contract wll be accepted and entered Into,
party In accordance with the terms Of this advertise
Zach bidder must be present at the opening Of the
proposals In or 10 by his Attorney
ihe contractor will be required to give $50, ,OOO
satisacOry evidence Of tho loyalty and sulvcpCy Of
eaen bidder and person offered rs security will be
Proposal: must BE- eadsrSod Proposals. fyr Army
,erained Gnlcss they fully comply with the require
pared 70 execute the contract at once, and to give the
contract
The right to reject any aud all bids that may be Of.
Tered Is reserved,
The contractor must be In readiness for service by
ne ist day OF April 1853, aud will be required to haye
plaCo Oi buHi ness or agency, at which he may be
e2mmnniGated with promptly and readily, for Route
NO AZ Cheyenne, Dakota, or at snch other point as
blank lorna, showing the conditions Of the contract
70 be entered Into can be had on application ut this
once, or At tho Office Of the QuaItcrmaster at New
York, II; Louis, Fort LeayenwOrth, santa Fe, and
the proposals..
by order Of tho Quarlermaster GegeTa!
WIN. MYERS,
Brcvcl Brig, Gen., Chief Quartermas!cr,
dGs-td Department Of the Platte,
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.

LrsBoS, Dec. 1.-The mail steamer from Brazil
has arrived. The allied cavalry had made an at
tack on the Paraguayan forces. Brazilian re-
ports Of the fight say Lopez lost 1000 killed and
200 prisoners, while the loss OF the allies was
only so killed.
FRASKPoRT, Dec. IL. :. bonds, TOl4.
MANCHESTER, Dec. To-day the obseq uics OF
Allen, Gould and Larkin were observed here with
much solemnity by the Irish inhabitants. The
funeral procession marched through the streets,
and a meeting was held. No attempts were
made to interfere, and no disturbance occurred.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The Marquis Monster ycstcr
day, addressing the French Senate, said the stay
of the French troops now in Roman territory
would be brief, and was only intended to insure
the safety OF the Pope. The question between
the Holy See and Italy was one of dlstrust, and
the object of the European interference proposed
by The Emperor was the removal OF this distrust.
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The Prussian Government
has signed u new contract with the Hamburg
and American steamship Company and North
German Lloyds steamship Company for the
regular mail service between Hamburg and
Bremen and New York. Many additional facili.
ties are given to the public, and especial pro-
vision Is made for the transmission Of samples OF
merchandise by mail.
Cork, Dec. IA great demonstration of sym
pathy for the Fenians executed at Manchester
was made here to-day. The ceremonies were
similar to those held In London last Sunday.
The funeral procession was very long and i'm
posing. 1t was headed by a lofty catafalque,
trimmed with green and black, and drawn by
six horses.
This was followed by nearly 10000 persons,
most of whom wore green emblems shrouded
with Grape. Over 800 women took part In the
procession, and several priests were observed
marching in the ranks. Good order prevailed
throughout the day.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
THE OVERTHROW oF GARInALpI,

How easy n thing II is Tor great man to lose
caste, to fall from his high estate, and from
"belng the observed Of all Observers" the man
whose praises are sung by millions, he not un-
frequently sinks in few hours or days to that
condition in which the ccnsures instead of the
praises OF mankind greet him on every hand
This shows upon what hcklc and uni nsubsta ntial
basis rests human greatness, and how uncertain
and illusory are all human hopes and human
ambitions. The man who stands forth to-day
the very ehlcfest among his peers, a Colossus
OF greatness when compared with his fellows, is
tomorrow under the cloud, and the populace
that sent up their dcafening shouts of praise In
ms oehali' now deride and contcmn him. All
this arises from the fact, that he undertook to
do something which neither he nor any other
mortal could do.
Thus II appears to be the case with O. 4 ARIpALpI
Just now. Some OF his most devoted friends
and earnest admircrs-or at least those who were
such few days ago-hayc suddenly found out
that the rcd-shrted hero has no military genius,
that he was never ut to lead a military campaign
Let us see how this now much-abused man
behaved at Monte Rotondo ! We think that he
showed some genius, and is entitled to some
credit for his management and exploits on tn Il
occasion.
He placed himself at the head OF what might
be termed an undiseiplincd mob He was desti-
tute Of artillery, and armed only with the old
fashioned weapons. The forces he contended
against were trained soldiers, and they were com
pletely armed with heavy guns and Chassepot
rifles. These Ihasscpot rifles are terrible wea-
pons, and make sorry work and awful havoc
with human life. They can be fred from fifteen
to twenty times a minute. Now let US see what
this man did even ngainst this fearful odds. He
with his little band, burnt the gates of Monte
kotondo, Nil tho while under n rain of fire that
spread slaughter and dealt all around him, rushed
in and captured the garrison. The final battle
was at MintanH, and never did leader and men
fight more hcroically or against a more fearful
odds, GNRInALpI was defeated, as 10 usual In
such cases for whatever human prowcss may do
on such occasions, the victory in war is always
on the side Of the heAvle battallons.
We are not intending to advocate the cause in
which this man was engaged. We are only de-
tending him from the aspersions OF his former
friends. We say simply that he Is n military
genius, and that he showed 1t on this occasion
Whether his enterprise was a wise or a foolish
one, i4 another question
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
DIED,

On tho oath uf November, JANE, vile Of Charlie.
Brow n, In the +M year Of her age
Gu the 18th inst, CHARLES E., infant Of Henry
and Eugenia L. Woodward, aged l0 months.
In Port Tobacco, Charles county, Nd, on the 18th
Of October, LOrIs D., only son OF VIM and MaraHdeI
lIaTkins, aged Il years aud 10 months.
ON tho 10Th Of November, Mrs. Laura GwISX, after
Il lingering Illness, which she bore with Christian
rrslguatiuu.
suddenly, At ia" Burnett House, in Cincinnati,
ohio, JO-EPH GALES DORSEY, In the 18th year Of his
age, son of T. J. Dorsey, OF Washington city, D. c.
,l ,,hb yaa ~ ~ bSr ny Nr II ~ ~
widow oL the late Col Cyrus Chase, Of Boston, Mass
There W be funeral services at the house of DR.
Hatch, No, 20 street. to-day at u o'clock. The
friends % the family respectfully invited Inter.
mrnt will take place ut Salem, Mass
Chicago, Boston and Concord, n II papers please
COpy, J
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

In Philadelphia, on the 9th instant, CHARLES Z.
RoEISsox, Of Washington, p G, to k q. Ro0ERs,
Iu Baltimore, on the 9Th instant, by the Rev
Father Early, : J., u. {. GREEN, OF Rosedalc, d.
G., to Miss SAGAH H. daughter Of the late Alfred
Price, Of Kent Island, Md.
Ou the 18th instant, by the Rev, DR.. white, Mr..
JuHN u, MASIoN to Miss KATE \. FLASAGAS, Oi
Washington, ID. Z.
Gu the 18th instant, vt the rcsdrnCc Of tho brldcr
father In Rochester, n. Y, by the Rcy. ]. u, shaw
JAMES :. EDwARDs, OF this city, to Ms DELLA Il.
dau ghter uf d. :. NUrthrup, esq.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
rro YTRAC CToRs
lIEAD4' H. DlsTRGcT or THE INDIAN TERRIToKyj
cCuIEP QrAErEgNAsTER's OPrIrT,

CuIEP QUAETLRNAsTER' : OTFICT,
fnHT GIBsoS, C. y, November Is, ls05. J
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will b" received AT
the office Of the undersigned, Ut Fort Gibson, l. n
until ~ o clock, a. m. MONDAY, December q ISL.
to furnish to the United States QunrtrrmNstrF Do.
parmcnt, prior to the lst day Of May lsS, 90 cord.
Of merchandising Wood, TO BE- dcliyered ~ tho mme-
titles not loss than 100 cords per month
Each bid must be accompanied by u good and ~ nj
Client guaranty by two responsible parties, setting
forth tha in the cycut contract Is awarded they
will give ample scCurty for the faithful perfyra
uT the same.
All wood delivered under amy contract which may
be- awarded will he subject 10 Il rigid Inspection By
an officer or agent appointed on behalf Of the United
States,
Proposals may be- for the whole or any parl of the
quantity required, bnt the Government fesrryrz 10
itself the right TO reject any or all bids received
Payments to be made monthly, aud In ClrFrut
funds Of the United States.
Proposals should be- rndursrd proposals for fur-
nishiRg wood, 90 aud Addrr,ard To thrundpr,ignpI
Bidders are invited to be present Mt the opening
\. = KIMBALL
Captain IND 4 O. NJ. Z. :. 4, Chlrf Quartariaa.tcr
District uf / I. ITS-lt
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
no coNTRAC CTon<
lIrAEq n DI-TRIrT UF THE lNDiAN TggNtTuRY ,
lmILL ImMMI-- AAN.- nE nIL-n y I

T., ?
FpHr GB-uN, G.. n, November ~, lSi7.
sealed proposals., in duplicate will be received at
1g , gniG' i Of lhG under,ignGI A Ter Gibson l. T.,
i, lsj To furnish to the United States subsistonce
Department " OOO pounds uf Wheat Flour Or such
other quantity may be- rrquiIcd the same to he Of
prime quality, not Inferior to the hest St. Louis
brands securely put up ia one hundred pound sac
and delivered nj Fort Arbucklr, l. + ia good coad.
tpn, on or before January !, 1855,
Zach proposal mus b" accompanied by good and
suhcicnt guarantee" by two rcspruiblC parties, set
ting forth that IN the event contract Is awarded they
win give ample bond, for the faithful pcrlurmauc" u
the same,
All nOur delivered uudrr puy contract which may
be awarded will be subject t. gid spncti0n by
officer agent appointed behalf II tho United
States, and no delivery Will hr considered Ms COM
plrte until such iuHprCtun rhhl have been made
Proposals may b" for the whole uF any mari of tho
amount required, bat th" Government reserves 10
Itself the right Of REJECTING any or all bids received
Payments 10 b" made uu delivery IN current funds
Of tho United States.
Proposals should be- endorsed ''Prppo,uls for fur.
nishing Flour, aud addressed 10 the uudcrsgncd
Bidders arc invited to be present ut the opening Of
their proposals,
'.'PTopusals to be opened At the ZANE time and
place Ms the above will be received TO furnish Pork ,
Bacon and Salt Beef for the supply ur the District for
the period Qf three months. 4. : klMBALL,
Captain aud A q. NJ, Y. :. A., chief c. ). Dist Of
L. T. de2-td
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
From Charleston, y. ca swindler OBJ
tains Money from n Bank on n Forged
Letter of introduction,

ing himself X. $. Coleman, bearing forged letter
of introduction from II. b. Chahin, Of New York,
has obtained 5000 in currency from the First
National Bank, of Charleston, besides a check
for u 900 on the National Bank, of Augusta Ga,
by depositing checks on the First National Bank,
New York, and Suffolk National Bank, of Boz
ton. He escaped last Monday. Nothing has
since been heard of him.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
Heavy Loss by Fire.

ST. LouIs, Dec. l-Kirkwood House, at Kirk.
wood, fifteen miles west, was burned last night,
and nearly all the furniture destroyed. The
building was owned by Samuel Turner, OF this
city, and was insured for sis,ooo. The furniture
belonged to Roberts o'Rogue, and was In
surcd for $4,000. The actual loss by the fire is
not ascertained,
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
From FORTRESS Monroe-Disastrous Ere,

FoRTREss MONROE, Dec. There was a large
fre at Portsmouth last night. Two four-story
brick houses, the property of Mr.. BcntIy, were
burned down. There was an Insurance In the Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company, Mr.. Buckley
who kept grocery store In the basement, sus-
taIned a loss of 10000. lie was insured for only
o. 900. Mr.. Young who kept feed store, II, 900,
on which he had an insurance
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
From BOston-Hotel Destroyed Mining
Stock-Alleged sSindIe.

BosroN, Dec, IAN over-issue OF 10000 shares
of AlloneZ mining stock, alleged to have been
done by former officers Of the company, threatens
to lead to legal proceedings, II Is said some of
the officers have been arrestGd.
PorteF's Hotel, North Cambridge, was destroyed
by fire last night,
The gale of yesterday and last night was &C.
we're In this city.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
MARINE NEWS.
Sun r!se.. 4 10 sun sets. 2s Hlgh water lO oe a.

ARRIVED.
steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore
Steamer Wawasct, FouIIc, Gone river.
Schr Charles ID: MilbOurne, Glover, HavFc-de-
Grace, lumber to L. ). Blctz.
Schr John Emmett, Smith, Eastern Shore, Nd,
lumber to Mohun Il Son
SchF Mechanic, Sheriff, river, wood to master.
CLEARED.
Schr Florence, Bradley, river
Schr Eleanor T., Fooks, Elizabeth river.
Schr j. H. Williams, Fooks, Elizabeth river
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
p u LIC c l.
DEPor QrARrRRMAsrEg's OrrIcr.

DEPUT QCARTRRMAsrEE' s OFFICE,
.luRT nARKER, kASsAs, Nov. ~, 1857, I
NJ "a obedience t. INSTRUCTIONS received from Brcyct
nalDI h"hrral L.. G. Enstun, Chief QuarteTnaste
p,nhbbm"hl Of til" Missouri viii expose for sale, at
III tHI' Hl@l, knufg., Ou IrESDAI, December 10
g; VI" Following usrrN ,c"ahr QuHruruA .ter Prom.
w por'"'' - Male, An,LuIaucc. Army Wagons,
Sale TO eommruc" At u . clock. Il M
duc cpIuI"Il{ 70 hn removed Uu day Of sulr
,a,, HENRY INNAN,
h'O''d BtsNci Major aud Depot a H.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
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