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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

CLASSICAL AOZ DLEMNo
ElHE subscriber, ex Sizar of Trinity College
- Dublin, would most respectfully inform the
citizens OF Mineral Point and the public general
IL, that the above institution was opened on Mon
day, 23d inst at the brick house, nearly opposite
the residence of the Hon. Moses NJ. Strong, for
young ladies and gentlemen, who are DESTROYS of
a thorough classical and English education &C
cording to the most approved system followed in
American or European Colleges, and which he
has found by experience to be admirably calcula-
ted to facilitate the improvement of the pupil
From his advantageous discipline undertaking at
tention, and the strict morality which shall be al
ways maintaned in the school, he entertains well
grounded hope, that his pupils secure the great
est possible improvement commensurate with
their various professional avocations in life.
Parents, therefore, anxious TO have their chill
dren carefully and eXpeditiously prepared for pro
iessional or commercial pursuits would do well to
patronlZc the above Academy, as the teacher viii
be interested in the substantial progress of his pU
pills. The subscriber is furnished with testimoni-
ais with regard 10 character and competency from
the most influential men IN Michigan and Wis
consin, having been principal of the highest lite
rary institutions, both at Detroit and Milwaukee,
during the last ten years
TERMs per quarter OF twelve weeks
Arithmetic and common branches, $500
Mathe matics, $500
Greek and Latin, comprising the
English studies $500
No deduction 10 be made for Absence except Ia
case of prouacted sickness
PERCIFAL {. MILLETTE.
4wS3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04
FOREIGN.

lTALY.-Charles Albert, defeated by the
Austrians has abdicated in favor of his SON.
The new hing pledges himself to conclude a
peace.
The PoPE.-It is generally thought that his
Holiness viii be able to return to Rome.
GERMANY.-The King of Prussia has been
elected Emperor of Germany.
Inc Hungarian war still ragged furiously.
France Is tranquil. Louis Napoleon is pur-
suing very judiciOus policy.
The importation of bread stuffs into Great
Britain, continues on a gigantic scale-and
the same may said of all kinds of provisions
lNDIA-The British have obtained dec;.
sive victory over the Sikhs.
The Cholera has broken out In Paris.
The Salary Of Louis Napoleon is abou $500
per day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

Observation-Disclosures no matter from what
cause have an unfaiing remedy in CHcieacrs Su-
gar-coafed TegetqbIc PJugatige Pills The most OBJ
stnate nervous headache headache arising from
foulness Of the stonache, yield to their operations
in few hours, and persons who use them as a
general opening medicine and purifier OF the blood
will never be troubled with the headache at ALL
The proprietor gives his warrant Of this. and viii
return the money paid for them il they DO not
come up 10 his recommendations Nearly every
regular physician in New Yorkreccommendst them
for headaches to the exclusion Of all other RENE
dies, and upwards of thirty of them have given
the proprietor certificates to this effect. Chicken
er's Sugar-coatcd Vegetable Pills produce neither
gripe nor naucea and being coated with sugar are
as easily swallowed as bits of candy, which gives
them obvious advantage over all other medicines
Persons subject to headache should never be with
out a box of them, for thus armed they will have
but little to fear from its attacks.
Or. Cody, Little Fort, Lake Co, III, the only
general gent for Illinois and Wisconsin, All or
ders must be addressed TO him,-great Western
Medicine depot.
Also for sale by r. D. Prlford, Mineral Point.
Saxton & Co, Wiota.
L. Faucn ShuisbuIg
Aud in almost every town III the western states
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTs.--Wep presume most
of our readers viii be gratfed to learn that
the emigrants for California from this place,
.are getting along finely towards their new
.homes. Letters haze haan- ranaiu.,I-
srom some of them, who, two weeks from the
,time OF their departure, were some 20 miles
,beyond Iowa City--all well and in good spir-
sIts. They thus far found provisions and grain
'much cheaper and more plenty than they had
anticipated. The report that several of them
'had lost their teams, and abandoned the over
'land route was without foundation.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

May DAY.-The weather on Tuesday was
cold and uncomfortable, but not sufficiently
so to prevent the meeting ofas fine May-day
party as we have seen for many year.
Smiling, happy faces, and wreaths of beauti-
ful flowers combined to make the scene one of
stirring interest, and Joy to the beholder.-
Lcng may this little company live to greet
the happy return of the first of May.
We must not neglect to add that the print
er was presented with a fine slice Of their de-
licious Queen Cake.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04
RIlAGkNIIIlIIEINll.

ERHE Subscribers would respectfully Inform the
~ citizens Of Mineral Point and vicinity that
they have opened a new BLACKSMITH SHOP on
Fountain Street a little east of }. Vaughan -
Wagon Shop, where they viii be happy to attend
to all those who may favor them with work.
From long experience in the business they Hlttcr
themselves that they VIII be able 10 give general
satisfaction.
All kinds Of blacksmith work on, Coaches, Wag
ons. and Buggies, punctuaily attended TO. Farm
inc and mining tools made repaired Oh tLe short
est notice and on reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid 70 horse shoeing.
Please call and Try him ii you have work to be
done.
JOHN BENNETT.
JARED TODD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

= The Galena Gazette says, Zone of the
publishers OF this paper travelled five days
last week, and made 1t his business to present
large number of bills for subscriptions
Ererg man, but two, promptly paid-one of
those gave his note, and the other is to pay
next week.
1t is but just to add, that a considerable
portion of that time was spent in and about
Mineral Point.-ED. TR.
We learn from Telegraphic despatch
to the Galena Gazette, that in consequence If
me GoveTnero Of Canada having signed the Re
rebellion Loss Bill, the Parliament House was
set on fire and totally DESTROYED.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

TAYLOR. the following article appears in the
New y ork Evening Post, and is copied very
extensively into most of the Locofoco papers
through the country: =
eMr Ramsey was one of the facie mem
bets Of the last Congress who experienced a
change of heart on the subject of Walkers
amendment, the last night OF the session.
He is the first one of that plant five from
PENNSYLVANIA, who have been rewarded for
their unfaithful treachery to the cause Of free
DOM
Ignorance can hardly be offered as an excuse
for such unblushing falsehood. Mr.. Ramsey
lvas not a member Of the last Congress, and Of
course could not have been ''one Of the plant
il.' Who will believe these Locofoco pa
PETS, when they see such false assertions in
their columns from week to week.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04
.EotfcG

Ofthe re,noaal Of the Lard CG7ce form the Fats
Of s.. Groin" Wisconsin, to "S.dl,cater, ia MA
csosa Territory.
TF1ANDER authority of the Grst section of the
" act of congress- entitled " An ac- for chan
ging the location Of the land Office in The CHIP
PE.WA LAND DISTRICT. and establishing al
additional land district in the STATE o. WIS
CONSIN,' approved March I'd, 1919. I DO here
by declare and make known, that from and after
the thirtieth day of June next, 1S4o) the land
Office for the sale of the public lands in the CHIP
PEWA LAND DISTRICT, shall be removed
from the FALLS OF ST. CROIX wisconsin
to " SALTWATER in st. Croix County, Min
nesota Territory.
Given under my hand at the City of Washing
ton, this ehday Of March, .4Hao Doaliaj $40
By TIE President: L. TAYLOR
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG
Commissioner Of tie General Lqs,d Office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

FRUIT Trees & SHRUBBERY.-We rotscs a
fine lot of thrifty fruit trees, said to BE- excel
lent qualities, together with good ass.rtsntnt
Of ornamental shrubbery, for sale byK. ID.
Pulford, at the Mineral Point Drug S2oFes-
We would advise every person owning Ia. I'd,
if nothing more than a garden, to precqre
some of these trees. Those who put cltsfr:lit
trees now, will soon be able to seat the:s ftuit
of their own labor"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

"TVe are very apt to find fault with others
for doing the very thing Of which we are our
selves guilty." The truth of this old adage
IS very forcibly illustrated in the present
course Of the Locofoco papers with regard to
Fitz Henry Warren. Their party made a
clean sweep in removing Post Masters; this
!vas all right; Mr.. Warren bids fair to do the
same, which they think renders him proper
subject for the Penitentiary.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

PICToRIAL NATIONAL LIBRARY.-1sAe ram
uary, February, March and April numbers of
this excellent Magazine are on our Gable
The contents OF this work are interesting .ar-
ratives OF travels and adventures, poIaIla} ar
iects, and each number contains from % to
30 beautiful engravings. Published sy WN.
SIMoNDs, Boston, Mass, at So 90 for 4 siagle
subscriber, 800 for five copies, or SO, Oc for
twenty copies.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

n IL PERSONS indebted to tie late Grm of
~ Bennett & Bowden hereby cautioned
against paying their accounts to Edwin Rowdet
without the consent OF the subscriber said hrn
dissolved and shall hold those indebted account
able for my share OF the debts
JOHN BENNETT
Mineral Point, April 9th $40
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

~ The acts fpublic men are pubic prop
erty, and it often becomes the duty OF pub
lie journalist, in commenting upon such acts,
to reflect upon the public conduct of personal
friends. That Editor who would permit per-
sonal considerations to divert him f7om the
clearly marked line Of his duty, is uIsworthy
Of public confidence.
In this view of an Editors duty, zan5 in
view of promise we made in the tribune Of
the 9th ult., we feel called upon to
LAY IT BEFORE THE PEOELE.,
That NJ. NJ. Cothren, Timothy Burns.ant Ja-
L.. p.~.>,,, IIu, ieI,.s,%e Ese4..
Iowa county voted TO repudiate a solesan San.
tract entered into by the last Legislatl.re with
ID. T. Dickson to do the State Printing the
said Dickson having been the lowestsbiJder,
and having entered into bonds in the.suI4 Of
twelve thousand dollars to perform Els Som
tract.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the 25th Sec. of Art. 4, of the e:Consti~
tuition Of Wisconsin requires that all printing
shall be let out by contract to the lowest bid
der, and forbids any member of the Leg;sla-
ture or other State officer from becon.ng,, in
terested in any such contract. That llle said
Constitution, and their oaths to sunporz it,
furnished no obstacle to the aforesaid mem
bers of the Legislature to the violatica olspri-
waite rights, and the commission of :: public
wrong. ::
KEEP IT BEFORE THE people,
That said Cothren, Burns, and Pierce, vbted
TO give the printing of the Laws, o:7he Re-
visors, who are State officers, and through
them TO c. l.. Sholes, a member of tae Sen
ate--a clear violation of the CONSTITUTIONS.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Nelson Dewey, Governor of thGsStste Of
Wisconsin, approved the bill giving said
printing to the Revisors, well knowing it to
be a violation of the Constitution.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That they viii have to pay from Avg to ten
thousand dollars extra for this deril.ction Of
duty on the part of their Public Servants.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

- The Act relating to the sale of .3nfoxi-
eating liquors which we publish on or FIRST
page to-day, places the rumseller in rasheran
unenviablo position. 1t may, by some, be
thought hard law; but not we presume by
the wife of the inebriate. 1t is now ale law
Of the land, and we hope its effect VIII Ae-to
cause some thfee or four Groceries sn. bis
town to abandon the traffic in ardent splits.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

CoNsIsTENcY.-TheD Democratic State Con-
vention Of Pennsylvania, in 1917, passed the
following Resolution
A'ResOlCeG, That the removal from the vari-
GUS Offices at Washington of sgery opponent
Of tie National Administration, or of Demo-
cratic principles and measures, has long been
called for and is alike demanded by the voice
of the Democratic party and the best interests
of the country, and ought not to be longer de-
!ased or PostpOned.'
This resolution was copied and applauded
BY nearly every lOcofoco paper in the United
States. Butwhen the present Administration
removes a man from office who had been APP
pointed in the place of a good Wing remov-
ed, and fills the place with political friend,
the cry is "Proscription,' the ''guillotine in
operation" &c. What consistent men these
l,vers Of the loaves and fishes are.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

! - Persons DESTROYS Of sending for God
,ey's Lady's Book, can have the work ordered
Immediately by leaving the subscription price
sat this office. We are still willing to give
lthe Lady's Book and the Tribune one year
] for four dollars, in advance. Terms of the
Lady's Book, $500 for a single subscriber.
! or two copies for go.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

- The Administration of Gen. Tayior is
destined to meet with strong opposition
from the Locofoco and free-soil parties. 1.-THE
recklessness of many Of the opposition four
nails surpasses anything in deception and
untruth, with which we have met. SVhan it
was announced that Ex-Governor PeIsnir,ntoa
had received the appointment Of Goverr.or Of
Minnesota, the cry was raised that ha (tien.
Taylor had forced a Shareholder upon:she;p pee
pie of the North, at the same time these edit
ors knew that Mr.. p. was neither slsveaold-
err nor resident of a slave State. Governor
Pennington declining the appoiutmer.s. II was
given to ALEXANDER RAMSEY, OF Pe.sps,.Iva-
MIA. In order 10 carry cut their desigs,, q pre-
Iudicing he people Of Tie North aga.zsst lseD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

- We are glad to see that large nam
ber--of shade trees have been set out vtlri-
Gus parts of our village, within few. weeks
back. 1t is hoped that others will foFow the
example. Although they viii make but a
small addition to the beauty of the to.yn fhis
season, they will, in few years for1. an or
nament of which all will be proud.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04
- Subscriptions to the Old Oaken Buck
ct received at this ofTice.-Terms 81 a wear.
Mr.. Bliss,

Mr.. Bliss,
Is 1t true that the Democratic Senator from
Iowa County voted against the resolutions ap-
proving the course in Congress Of the gallant
Dodge, and condemning that of the traitor
Walker, in reference to the extension of slave
ry!-QUERIsr.
LIf our memory serves US, his vote is so
recOrded.-ED. TR.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

The ALLEGHANIANs.-This company have
been detained longer than was anticipated,
a.ad will not be in this place until sometime
next week. Unless they are much belied, we
have no hesitation in saying that they will
both delight and surprise all who may listen
TO them.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

The WHEAT CRoP.-The crop of wheat
now on the ground, promises plentiful har-
vest 10 the Farmer. As far as we have been
able to ascertain from observation and infor-
nation from farmers, the prospect is more fat
tsring than usual for good crop.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04
I, II d I RIB i n d !.
Mineral Poiat, May 4, 1919.

New AGENTs.-T. S. ANsLEY at Linden,
and r. ID. VAUGHN at Miliin, authorized
aoents to obtain subscribers and receive pay
for the Tribune.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

Pennsylvania, we see, has lately passed q
General Manufacturing law, similar to the one
now in operation in New York.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

CHoLERA.-We hear many rumors of prev
alence Of cholera in Galena. If reports are
true, we think the Galena papers are much in
fault in preserving silence upon the subject.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04

$4,000 OF California gold has lately ar
rived IN Boston, 500, 900 of Valparisc and
100000 at Kingston. The California i >.
bout sailing for Panama with -. 900. 600,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04
DIS s DIWHHQMa

RI39 01WHTQNa
HE Copartnership heretofore existing between
| the subscribers under the firm o. J. r. White,a-y
< Co. IS this day dissolved by. mutual consent
All debts due the firm will be PAID to Jobn p
Whltelaw, and all demands against the firm Iii
be presented to him for payment.
JOHN B. WHITFLAW
JOHN STRONG.
Mineral Point April 23d 1919.
JOHN D. WHITFLOW
"Ill continue the Mercantile business at the old
stand OF John B. Whitelaw & Co. where he will
De pleased 10 wait upon all who may favor him
with a call - -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04
CIRCUIT COTPT

May Term, A. D, 1910
State of Wisconsin, County Of Iowa. IS.
Aiipn@ " ilS0n' In Chancery on petition for
John Wilson. Divorce
On motion of the petitioner in this
cause by her solicitor it is by the Court Ordered
that said defendant, John Wilson do enter his an
pearance herein, and plead, answer OF denur 20
tae petition filed herein. or before the ZSth day
Of Nav, A. d. 1919. the same being the seventh
cay OF the May Term. A ID. 1919. OF this Court.
or IN default thereof that said petition be taken ro
confcSs0 rs against said defendant and the matters
thereof decreed accordingly 1t is further order
ed that copy Of this order be published for four
successive weeks IN the Wisconsin Tribune. 4 NH
lie newspaper published at Mineral Point. in said
County of Iowa, and that the first insertion he
made within ten days after the date hereof Done
at Chambers this 30th day Of April A. d. 1919
MORTIMER NJ JACKSON.
Judge o. the 5th Judicial Circuit Of
the State Of Wisconsin.
State Of Wisconsin,
County Of Iowa.
James Hutchinson.
Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for fbe Cornf[
and Stlte aforesaid, do hereby certify that thc
above IS a true copy of the order made by our
SAID Court IN the above entitled cause as the same
silt appears on file in my Office
IN testimony whereof have signed my
/. ). name and setthe seal ofthe Circuit Cont
at the Clerks Office in Mineral Point. IN
sand County this 30th day ofApril a. d. 1919.
Attest.
James Hutchinson, !
Clerk of the Circuit Court {
Iowa County, Wisconsin
SAMUEL CRAwFoRD, Ese, Solicitor for Pefi-
1oii9i' [4wS4l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04
IN CHANti-RY-
C-,-.,,5+ Court H., 4

circuit NDttIt iowa tCufIN.
Thomas Milton Complaiiant.0
vs.
Thomas C. Becker. and the Ei' to Perfect
other heirs al law Gfany such ( title to and,
there be) of Joseph Becker
deceased. Defendants.
Ii appearing satisfactorily
to the Court from the return Of tic sheriff OF sad
County Of Iowa endorsed on the SubpJua ISSUED
il this cause and also from the aiid wit of Johu
Milton submitted herein, that the within named
Thomas c. 8cccher and lie other defendants ia
this cause are not nor Is either of them resident
within the State of Wisconsin, it IS theIejpol on
motion Of the said complainant Thomas Milton
by his solicitor Samuel Crawford Esquire by the
court here ordered that the said de endantS he
deemed and taken to be absent ami. nonresident de-
endan-s, and Ike motion il Is further ordered
by the Court that the sand complainant 90 causc
notice Of the pcadency Of this cause be given 10
the sail defendants and al! other PEI ons concerned
by pulls hing copy Of ths order for six sucCes-
sIye weeks 1T least once in each week In the Wis
consin Tribune pubic Newspaper issued AMI
published in the town Of Mineral Point in the a.
loTcsaid County Of iowa. the first insertion OF said
notice TO be within twenty days from and after
the date OF this order. And on like motion it is
further ordered that the said defendants do csrre
their appearance to be entered herein and plead an
swer or denaur to the bill of complaint in this cause
on or before he 26th day of August A. D. 1912
in default thereof that tie said bill be taken g,o
coatcsso against the said de- eniantS and the mat
tiers and things thereof decreed accordingly Done
at Chambers this 23i dlT Of April 4 D.ISag
MORTIMER VI. JACKSON
Judge OF the 9Th Judicial Circuit OF tae
State OF Wisconsin.
State of Wisconsin,
County Of Iowa, s
! James iIufchi.on Clerk
Of the Circuit Cotrt in and for the County Of Iowa
and State Of Wisconsin do hereby certify that tie
above IS a true and correct copy of the order OF
our sad court made IN the above entitled cause as
the same appears record now on lie in my Office
In testimony whereof / haze hereunto set
L. S my name and affixed the seal Of our said
court at the CLERKS off ce in Mineral FONT
in said county this esd day Of 4 bril A D. 1919.
Attest.
James Hutchson. ,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Iowa County Wisconsin. So 6w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-04
NTOYlf C "a

Mineral Point. April oath 1912
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-13


GSsThe special correspondent Of the New
Orleans Picayune, appears to be preDudiced
against Mr. CoLLAMER In a recent letter,
abiding TO the idle rumor, that Mr.. LETcHrR
was to succeed Mr.. CoLLANEn, that CORE
spondent runs an invidious parallel between
those two gentlemen, thus:
"Mr. Leicher is known not only as a nan of tai
enis, but az gentleman Of the most winning man.
ners, qualification which In essential in Cabinet
officer. There Is way of refusing and granting
avors which may render their dispenser popular and
course which hardly fails produce the CON
irnry effect"
Now, without detracting at all from Mr..
LETcHER, who is lully entitled to all that is
here sad Of him, we must entirely dissent
from the ascrption 10 Mr. CoLLAMrR Of
qualities opposite to those possessed by Mr..
LrrcHER. In point os talents, winning de-
pertinent, business habits, and courtesy in
the discharge Of his duties, Mr.. CoLLAMrR
has never had superior in his Office 1t is
evident, that the writer Of the above para
graph, either does not know Mr.. c., or has
been denied some favor at the hands Of the
Postmaster General