(democratic politician of Racine, went with iugton. it is to said take the place of Caiuerou, Foundry A: Hachisie *liop, the regiment, as titate Agent. Mr Cover, of Secretary of War. THE TRIBUNE^ NTi^bfwjSn. the Herald, STREET. Mineral P.**nt, Grant also went Philadelphia, August >• County with 7.—’l he United Slates C'I'fMHKRCEJ subscribers having leased for a tt*rm <)/ (il.o. u. Ui.ISS, } Proprietors. votr-.i;1 e Editors and then: to -ee the luu and •Tim boat. Flag, arrived at M simp an'! Fount* rj formerly ocicii|iSeiny ED. U. > correspond fur his Fort tStu this W ill. Lanyon, morning with would inform the pul lie lia they are thirty-six rebel u "" a per. prisoner. That prepared to tmi id ot rep kinds ot M achinery 1 were taken from a rebel tfrlall AIL. EOI3ST £ z war ve-sei, formerly generally wanted in thi.s -action of the country. UVEXIMEFI In P ennsylvania we passed tbe Water Cure Uitli tie a tlie levenue cullei Aiken, seized at Charleston tools and inn med facilities for doing work, anil FRIDAY, : ; : : AUGUST 9, 1861. establishment at which An- last winter. Aiken having eon on engaged in tin* business the gallant Gen. The fired at the >t. Law- <■! Kn_i.neeis I and M n-iiiaWst- in Tin ions shops is tor rence elf Charleston lb.- derson stop,,,ug his health. It is a . probably mistaking her throughout United Si i..s , w l;us, ~ * tor H merchant ve-sel. when lie able to give entire s lovely place, situated at the fool of the St. Lawrence GROCERIES, tii-foeiiou to a., v. ho tuav Monday last one of the with their pati , Kentucky for the Union. —On retunu tf a broadside which sunk the rebel favor os tcs. Mountains; General \S e will attend t- set tine up and stat-iiug Steam in terms not to be mis- Alleghany and the is.stir- boat. Five of her crew were lost, Kentucky .-poke out, and the Engines, and ottier mac im-iy . All kirns f louuded by many handsome ladies lest received and on understood, in favor f the Cmoil, wiUkhil an young and placed board the Flag. admiring ti CASTINGS IN IRON OR BRASS abut. The returns of the election on lends. Washington. August ’7.—'Much if or exciremeet done on the shortest possi h notice, n- r truing Gu at we met was caused across the a ot not less ilian the road and Harrisb rgh, Potomac during last ami Fitting on ns seasonable terms as can <■ done in that day show majority night. A t country man came in cil \ the Wes . -eces-tonist is elected to several three months’ regiments whose tuhe s.nd reported any in -50,000. Scarcely a ti.al the enemy was approac mg Wagon Mi \es. Sleigh >hoes, and I‘ijie Boxes kept of who were m laWisconsin troops are to be in the Confederate army was at the tilled on the shortest notice. next, when i newly elected Governor everywhere spo- January Job work in our lin> will In- done in a manner ken of in the National Hotel. not highest praise—indeed, they by any one in West will till the post. 1 lie news from Kentucky lias aroused the surpassed ttie are considered the best All Furniture from our establishment will be- ecjuipaged,and among wildest, cut husi sm iiere. VV hen it was an- varranted. the bravest in the army’. nounced lu tlie sent Our on of Adjournment of Congress.—Congress has Ho Re resental ivs that store is the corner Fountain and Vino 'flie sth Wisconsin regiment Kentucky was ’lie first to adopt the Consti- treets, opposite Whittlesey's Hank adjourned sine dir. 1 lie telegraph says the started from tution E 1.1.1 VCKR BROTHERS. and would be I lit* last, to desert ft, the * Harrisburgh for Harper’s Ferry on the Coffins of different styles alwa\ s on hand. President yielded a reluctant approval to the 31st thunder of applause from lioor and galleries July, at which place they, with the bill to confiscate the property ot rebels. We 3d, 4th .sliook even Ihe solid walls, it was an out- regiments, break ot patriotic want to believe and C h Wisconsin wnl be formed feeling. Tuisgr>ut victory J\'eiv SSiitiarrf Saloon* don’t believe it, and we don’t will be immediately into a brigade, the ot followed by a physical it. It ’S time ti e Government begin under command Briga- should one not less magnificent. Tliere are at this opened a Saloor, deal with this in earnest. dier-General Rufus King, of Milwaukee, who moment 10,000 organized I THAULIE MAPPED has New to rebellion Union men in Ken- opposite the county buildings on High Street, is a graduate ot West Point, Lf The pay of volunteers lias been increased and was for tucky', only awaiting ihe accomplishment of le has provided his table with some years Adjutant General this victory at the ballot box to lake the field WOODEN CROCKERY, §‘2 per month. of New York. WARE AND and drive the rebel forces out of Kentucky and Tennessee. TH ELAN’S LATENT CU-SIUON, The Madison Journal says that Judge TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. 1 he Kentucky Legion is ready to be mus- tered into the service, and the men are burn- Infinitely snperi or to all others in M. M Jackson, of Madison, formerly of Min- Mo., use. Springfield, August 6.—On Thursday, mg with ad sire to aid their L rimn neighbors A general supply c f Point, is to news eral appointed Consul Halifax in reached <>en. Lyon that the enemy were in I enne>see to tree themselves Irma the place of Vinton. We don’t particularly wish mL aiming on us in three columns, with a despotism the Davis mobocracv. LIOUOKS AND CIGARS force numbering 2U.UU9 men Gen. yon the Judge in Halifax, nevertheless we are immediately set out to meet them the ” I with in pleased at his Secession Canada. A secession flag <-n success. ;~d and 3d Missouri regiments from here, a . and Of the best quality always hand. w as on the cusiomers hoisted American Hotel, at Ham- He inriti > his oil to him a all. the 4th and tid Kansas, and the Ist lowa reg- give I ilton, on Saturday and taken down on Sunday November 1a , 1859. Ml rnenis, wit two or three companies of regu- 1 1 afternoon by the police. Bbriau Brown and a Mr. Pf.ck ot lar infantry and two or three Companies of U. MciLIKuN’S Michigan, are about establishing a Democratic tegular cavalry from Camp McClellan, about Dm*mg hue battle, a bullet wound- paper in Milwaukee. I'J miles west ol here. Gen. Lyon encamped ilie Grocery and Provision Slurs on that ed the tip and I'hoinas Francis Meagher’s nose ! evening on i’yol Creel;, and on Fn- On Commerce Strict, run.tr of ISorth Slntrt. and cut off a portion of his moustache day advanced lu Uug Spring, about 19 1 Nar- rj’ilK sue-svlibei res)etllulL, aunounies to hi i row eca e ! Fifth Wisconsin Regiment. 1 miles southwest of Springfield, where he ob- cax its a occur chkapkk at T Irienusanu the pui-lic, t hat at his sin re, next to Ameil intelligence of the enemy. A light Ins dwelling house,und ueal the Washington Hnusn Messrs. Editors . This regiment is con- 'look place between 1 (j it is said tieu he keej son hand tui salt a varied slock of Uito- and o'clock that af- butler will not remain CsKitis, rmiViMDXS, Winks am l.iqi ims. Chock- sidered “ Crack of ternoon. A of tIT of at r by many the Regiment party Lyon’s cavalry' "Hress Monroe unless troops are furnished kk v a.M) Hakvwai-i, and < wry thing almost, that use Wisconsin,” not only on account of the offi- met ~io reoels crossing a rulee of land par- him sutiicieuL tor a vigorous campaign against mav be neededior family including ! tially enclosed on tlie east by a vallev, and tlie rebels. Teas* Soap, Fish, cers commanding it—being among the most a, a miles, I’ork, when descending a hill came upon a large Sugar Mola , Mustard, Pails, prominent and best military men in the ihe enemy’s infantry, iurce of variously esti- The regiments are being at Syiussea, Pepper, ’i'ubs. at brigaded Yea Fruits, Blate—but on account of the good conduct, j mated from 9,UdU to 4,0U9. Being nliable Washington as rapidly' as possible. Those p. Ropes, charged Stoat Powders, Tobacco, Med-or.la, to retreat 4 they and cut their soldierly bearing and general intelligence of way from the same State will not as a rule be put Glane-Ware, C’ullee- Mills, Brushes, through, wit h ihe loss of five men. The Lieu- the men composing it. Its numerical strength I together. evess Ware, Window Glass, Nails, tenant c>inmunding the cavalry wms killed, rocki rj, Qji.eens-Ware, Shovels, 1,050 I is about men. Among other good com* I aflsr. killing ight ot the rebels. Spades, Forks, Ace ,kc.,.G The official of the Federal slock has been selected,and will be panes in the regiment are the celebrated Mil- Meantime tne enemv appeared in large report My carefully numbers along Medical Director says that our killed and disposed ot at fai r prices. moving the valley, but were examination goods is respectful Iy t nvito waukee Zouaves and Milwaukee Turners— wounded at Hull’s Run amounts to from BUU An ot put to lliglit by our artillery. Our ii.fan try from all desiring to purchase. 15. McILHOX Berne, of the lat ter, and his to 1,000. Ca.pl. Ist Lieu- was not engaged. The rebels retreated S nit li- Mineral Point, Nov. 25, K 6?. tenant are said to weigh together 585 pounds' re,ud to a place called McCulloch’s fcilore on the heavy th*y are powerful men and experienced sol- Fave-tteville road. Bank SirseExsiox.—Green .fc Stone, 3Sra M. Wlioclcr’^ .\rw Root a:aii -lore. I he number of rebels found dead on the bankers at Muscatine, lowa, have suspended; diers. f I'HE um.ersigued has opened a Moot and Shoe field amounted to tony, and some forty-four pay meut, owing ro the stringency of the 1 rulford's Drug Store, and in. the regiment is the accom- Sti'if next door to Accompanying wounded were picked up. Geu. Lvon is times. prepared to make to order plished Miss Eliza W ilsun, known as the said to be strongly eipreached in close prox- BOOTS AND SII >E.S “ imity lo the enemy, and another battle is ex- Lady of the Regiment.” She is about 23 Gun Scott s I’ropkhtv Cox fisc atkd. —- ihe pect ed. of all kinds and of the latest styles. years old, good looking aid very wealthy; rebels have confiscated the property Gen. It is said that there is a body of 5,000 men Scott has in a lying Virginia. REPAIRING DONE dresses in beautiful bloomer costume, and miles west of n-, who ate thuty coming to ur. short notice and on reasonable terms. carries a revolver and field glass. Her fath- attaoc the town in General JLvon’s absence. A public patronage is respectfully Den. C. ri is of lowa lias resigned share ol the er,. an We have iiere two com, antes of the 3d regi- his solid toil. Billy Wilson, is extensive lumberman seat in Congress, received, the on m. Missouri Volunteers, and about seven having appoint- .VJso, a choice supply of iu the Wisconsin Pinery, and considered to ment of Brigadier General. or eight bundled home guards (rum the sur- SULK LEATHER AND FINDINGS, be worth at least jjjsoOO.UUO. Capt. Evans’s rounding conn'ry, and two pieces of arl:llury; to supply the trade. Call and ee for yourselves. couipany in this regiment is composed exclu- while I write two companies ol home guards thus. j. oris. have just gone out lo for 8, f sively of lumbermen who were working for reconnoiter the ene- October 411 my, from the west ; we are waiting fur them him at the of time enlistment* with and strong arms, deter- confident hearts - oods. Th&u any place in the city ; anil if people would New Spring There are many merchants, lawyers, and mined that they shall not take the town with- about 30 printers in the regiment, among the out a bloody struggle. O MALL Profits and Quick Return*.

— •New \o k. August .. l i;e nominations of latter i- Frank Moore, who, with the writer, the New York delegation lor Brigadier Geu- JOSEPH DEEPER m worked together your printing ottice some eials have not yet been acted upon bv the Would respectfully a\ to the citizens of Mineral, years ago. I’re-ident. Point and vicinity that In* has removed to Wliilt-'s East night, three companies Block on High Street, where has ju.il opened a Colonel, Atnr.sa Cobb, of Mineral Point; of the Second money, they would call atei splendid stock ol lulantry, two hundred and thut\ -seven men. Lieut. Colonel, Harvey W. Emery,of Portage arrived from Fort Abercrombie, Dacotah her- STRING AND SUMMER GOODS, City; Major, Charles 11. Larraboe, of Hori- ntory, via Si. I‘aul, to vv ich place they had Of every variety, ->f the most approved styles ami. ; matched—a of three cou Adjutant, Theodore S. Wot, of Wauke- distance hundred miies. ho -Many it them have been the latest fashions, which proposes sha - Quartermaster, John G. Clark,.of Lan- in the service till ecu or twenty years. SELLING FG.I CASH caster; iar;ertna>'.er James Ordway, Q Sergt, A second detachment of ten and twen v ;kJl£ of Reaver Dam ; Servant Major, Charles pound niled cannon has arrived. There is it the lowest living profit*. i vl. The endless tas* enumerating his stock is not mudi more artillery here now than we Langndge; Chaplain, Robert Langley, i,f had He can ou!\ that Ladies, Gents, before the necessary. s.iy Boy formei movement was made. md will find at his store desired in Portage City ; Surgeons, Dr. A. L. Castleman, Girls, everything Ex-(iov. b arwell. ol VV iscmisin, has been lho line of 1). Wilber, Milwaukee; Ceo. Mineral Point, confirmed as Minister to Rome, and John I*. timl Dr. Craine. Dium Major, S. P. Alex- iii'vejo\ , brother ut Owen Kovejov, as Consul G. \V. DeiIAVKXS D. y Goods, Huts and Gaps, lo Callao. ander ; Fife Major, John W. W iuders ; Com- i* f:s t 5' 28 bo ua ia*c as Roots and Slices, MadeClothingv Senator Harlan lias a dispatch to-night R**ady missary Sergeant, burton Wiilard. \\ i! exhibit .at Mineral Point on from lowa, staling that the rebels in strong ik.c., cVc., A;c. TinilMlAY, AT (.1 T 1 -Mi i. The Hand accompanying the regiment is force have taken Croton, a smalt town on the 3->, Doors open at it and T o'clock, ji. in. a', ‘ that has left it, ;>es Moines River, near Keokuk. EXAMINE STOCK A NO FRICKS. Df the lu si c,nal: ■i- , i. the IETARTM ENT, * 1 1 1 A .. instruments tor the band cost slliOO. E. C. i lie report oi lieu. Mci) t.vell, giving an i Foster, late Principal of the Mineral Point olii ia! narration <>t the campaign of the I’o- And custom* 1 -i; i tv* re. . up oi al •. ay s gelling go#d ailing *omnc, has been completed. I>ut will not be FORECLOSURE HALE garments. Seminary, is a member >f this band. We have also a large stock of published until Secretary Cameron returns. S‘ iteof Wise >nsin. lo.va County l irvait Court. i Tins splendid regiment “struck tents” at II ’in : >ji, jila.inlitt it * lie) ;. A, A gentleman who has recently com-* iv■ 111.-1 lierr\ , Aivin been l,i l| ’ no, J.in Vd iin-, Kl i/ ia •, mi Aini t>> ,1,, FRESH GROCERIES i’anp Randall, Madison, July tilth, and •idled to 'cave \ lenna, states that the rebels i -1 'Mis >-.‘‘or 'it, William <. l u \V.iii.oa i>. Man, Itj.OiK) pad’s started tor Harris' l irgh, to wlnch place thev ave men at mat point ami II nrv MiGorkle, Oliver It. Tweedy, Klims M. on hand, which will be sold cheap. Green, • 'him i, aud that they are meditating an al- Oe.V.ir Fl iciHV, George Draper, Kleizer li. Ca I and \ iinin--. JuSEl’lt HELLER. Lid been ordered by the Commander- in iye, ack h di'.- James Fi ei m-i, Hum t S-jiurccs, Ce.i h s October Ist, 1860. ]u upon Alexandria. lie says that he has s t i do .11a 11. I' ll II II iOT, VV it::; ii. Kl ee- Chief. They went by way of Chieigo, Tole- nmgleci among their troops, H. is I ii freely and con- ! inl, Mu tin li Do dsiVortny. John A. Dntcher, d i, Clevelaud andjl’iltshurgh. Their jonrnev i’ ms I he s.alemeu s that they had over 1)0.- Jo’in ,v. G oirieli. K-llogg s,. vt,, n> Benjamin F. i h.oiu is. John HircisSsfiN jvsisl • a) men at R;fi vltlion. Girvrles and. Ta 1140, John w is a- it were a march bail's and Manassas on the celebrated triumphal M. Perkin s, William 11. ii lion, John M . r -iv. estimate Stoivart, r as \_--- t for fas-*s celebrated 'i'iie made of their killed in Sh'T ni.m s Jewell an i I ra:u |VIE 11’.—i T .eie was one continual ovation on the ronti m 11. Hoot—Defeud- n<-s. nl ured at Karine, uat was exclusive of the Frt*.h Fruit raeclrM daily and in fact 1 I’hreslumg l.i -h i mannl engagement 1.200. t>y Bxprese, V\ isconsio, is prepare*! take order- and supply Ma- tune started arrivee If y virtue of. md a from tlie they fiiev Uu pursuant to judgment of Fore- - until they vanmded ml that tlie si uighter on i ui n-s on -bo ua . Tu M-m him aru up closure au.i sale, in -.-.id i: pit* ■'■ at tieir --..ie was what it was on ours. eiuiercd Court, in the .i ov e with the thrungi vloubte - improved their destination. They pas-ed entitled act inn, on the 1J: h da . ot .kin . 1 ;1 Ii | Many wins ul rebel soldiers report that expose for - lie. s-ll at an an old ami thickly settled country, and then tlie in.l juildle -don. a! the Trout •kVVEKi* STAKES SEPARATOR, ijeir husbands are missing. door of f he Gnurt Mouse, jo t tie vi> ige „j l„igevilie ■was not a farm from in l>w i i house passed which tbe\ he sav county, Wisconsin,on Katun ay, t; . _sdidav i rebels that t.lieir main batteries in ill *•!, have nr •*; I-, be -up* rior any - iio-in - ... W emit saluted by waving . tie directum ot Manassas have not ■ ■ ■ ■ otherin use. ■ • a chief- Junction •.. l 1 f that day, Itie foi lo >-. wi o—drscritie . . . miHIA. Fanner.- ar- in- it 1 call at iii-m the et o so . •, r? *■> my Shop, been eii-covered. louci thereof ns im v 4 il( ,; ,| all kin'.a Ul* fttand in ar> ilroeerr on dis.i iays Ac. At every place where thecai ■ lie lt • . r sr ie Depot, sud examine tins- Machines. amount of Wi 1 judgment, interest an cos sale, From another source it is learned that ever ts ot WILL! M A N YON, Sen., Aren*. •topped they were met by large crowds o to wit : A 1 the of Mineral Point, *1 ty JLp }. gotf • ince occupation Harper’s Ferry hy tine i west Inif of tie ladies ami w jred . • north-east p i irt-r of S 'ion geutlei •ho sho I ebeU. a f uce of from 10M to 12 )0 men has No. ten . - , wat -i. I tiie s rg i ecu engaged at Richmond in the rnan d’ac- > -st paa t-r o< Section No. three nil „f the of ■ b>i Take fare the Feet. ; • lb-rust paarler of the north-west quarter Him At jn isjc if nrl 1 cannon and ordnance of various JltsiV. s ene places bauds of wen !* r. ot las i.itji-easl iaider I > -an ir i.i-o-warr fop to I ot the nta-w. i OUT- am! • is the health j iinds are said have lurried out an t r ?> I ) they -of ■o t*• -• i: g. and had the anpearai !u ;i i. 11 il' ■>, ;i; j r’♦‘f I j iI h 1 ; those I jlay everything it.‘ r>{ r !•# mmense number of cnnrnm. it irftr-WD’ :.-n f•. o-ison-S desire a good iirliulc, xna*ie in a durable,! •1 a grand . : ;.t;on. wii*. fonrtli ot celel Tin ugust . . li.i .-n r e -L leather ( i. fie 1 nion vote ia ■ ■ - - -;i• , ft-i J -jailty of Jj incinal 5.—! na ba it M Wd!K V-K * r [f>J. four (i) e.si. containing in too v two ; 111ri * O’f. vili hud allize* of •ihl—t miiht.s., m prevailed everywhere. V’. u,gton is '2S)\); secession, The vote ■ ■ . v, The v* i"<-onsi n 1 ii- wives t 1 many ot the oti'eers accom- tin. no Coirse am; p'j x e Doors a'l) Shoes 5 ’ ’ lii.i’ Kentucky w li go s’ riig. v t >r t. Dated, >1 : DM at Point. June 27! h, Vm.J. ame.l .he regiment on it ear 1 j mrt.ev. Als< GKuKGK II ’ r ..s-iOKSMJTH. A the w 1 1. kao w a cheap store * oravo iatiucrs, a Sheri.l low.i Go., Wis. kdward coade, lawyer nud promintut iion. Joseph licit is on his way to Wash- Cobb Jt Sa-Hath, PUialiff’s AU'v - < 59 High 'trvet, Mineral Point.