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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Wisconsin Tribune.
MADISON Jan. goth Ii

MADISON Jan. Goth 1850.
IL SESArE.-The general file of ASSEMBLY
bills consumed most of the day. The Slavery
resolutions, as amended by the ASSEMBLY were
taken up and the amendments not concurred
in.
In the ASSEMBLY, the married womens
rights bill was the subject of the days debate.
1t finally passed to third reading by vote
Of 81 to 27.
The Slavery resolutions were returned from
the SENATE, with the announcement that the
amendments were not eoncurred in. The AS
sEMBLY insisted on its amendments. confer
ence will probably follow. A Bill reducing
the fees of the Town Treasurers was past
Mr. Murdoch introduced bill providing for
the canvass of the votes for county officers
last fall
Tha Governor still retains the bill dividing
the county Of Racine.
A very large amount of business, aud some
of the most important of the session IS yet to
be acted on, and if an adjournment is had next
Monday, many important interests will suffer.
The bill submitting to thepeopIe the question
of Bank or no Bank, was lost in the Senate BY
a vote Of Is to 6.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

DEATH FROM A SLIGHT COLBY neglect
ing those sanitary precautions which comuIonsense
dictates many fl. victims to their imprudeGce-
Wehave seen the young bride blooming. as il were
like the bird of Paradise, the fair flower of hope
the pride of an father and the Joy Of her mother
her cheek flushed with anticipation. and Ter eye
bearning with The soft expression of love-the gay
dream OF lie dancing on her fancy with the rich
and vaTiegated tints of the rainbow's promise
We have seen all this changed-aye. the wedding
garment for shroud and the bridal chamber for
tie sepulcre OF the dead and al this from neg
Letting common cold. Now, before il IS zoo late
use Dr.. Rogers Licerlrogi or6 Tar, which gives inl
mediate relief as thousands Of our most intelligent
families now admit OF Its most extraordinary cures
cares, too Of such a remarkable character as 10
already cause the shaekles Of prejudice to break
asunder, with scores OF cur fellow citizens
Sold by, T. Rodolf. Mineral Point
+, Badgley PlatteyiHe
Evans Davis DodgeVlle.
Feb l. 1850
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

debt entirely if possible without detriment to
the permanent interests of the tax payers;
That this committee are satisfied that the
insinuations cast upon The Clerk of this Board
by the Willow Springs report and resolutions
are unjust and unfounded, and the statements
made of his report are in many respects pail
paDly incorrect
JOHN Z. SAXTON.
]. w. BLACKSTONE.
GEO. SCHILLENGER.
HENRY W. BARNES.
RUSSELL BALDWIN.
Committee.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

am satisfied, and find it just | expected.
Those that are doing we'll had better stay at
home, but those who have to work for 81 90
or 81 so day to support family had better
como.
Sneh as come BY land. and bring families,
had better bring teams but young cattle
from four to six years old, and have light wag-
ems, and not more than fifteen hundred lbs to
the wagon with four yoke of cattle to EACH
If they come with mules, have six TO each
wagon. Do not keep this secret. Let all
the sown know il. We are now fitting out to
% - the Mines for the winter. Beef is 25cts.
per lb-, -four $40 co per hundred and every
thing in proportion.
Xours S-c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
Grrniar.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 1919.
DEAR SIR: You viii confer favor on the
friends Of Sabbath Schools in Wisconsin. by
f,liug up the following Report, and returning
tie, same TO the undersigned, as soon as pos
sibie. The object Of this IS to incorporate
these facts into a general report, 10 be made
az the Annual Meeting Of the Wisconsin S. 5.
Union, to be held at Mineral Point, Tuesday
FEB. 5, 1850. at O'Clock p. NJ, to continue
through the following day and evening, of
which you are requested 10 give public notice,
and, if possible, be present yourself:
j. Name Of school.
2. No. Of Scholars, No. Of male. No. of
female
,. No. Of male teachers, No Of female
teachers
/. No. Of months the School has been in
session since January. 1919.
8. The usual length of each session.
&, What has been the progress in the study
of the Bible.
:. No. of conversions.
s, No. Of persons belonging to the School
and there converted that are studying
for The Ministry.
3 Has there any been convicted Of crime
connected with the school!
10. Do you observe the S. S. monthly con-
cert of prayer
l. How often do you have preaching1
IL What No. Of sermons or addresses on
the subject Of S. S.
Is Have YOU a Youths Temperance Soci-
ETY. connected with your school
- No. Of copies Of s. S. or other papers
taken IN the school.
Il. heamount contributedby the school and
community for 5. 5. purposes.
Ie. No. Of volumes in Library.
II Is there Church organized in your
community
Is Is your school connected with church
l!k Is the school denominational
20 " hat has been the influence Of the S. S.
on the community
p, All facts ofinterest you viii please COM
muncate.
% County, Town, Post-Ofce.
Signed,
J w. VAIL
On s. LL-;s-n.,s:-, s g L-.,:...
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
- Please observe that Wistar's BaIsam Of

u Please observe that HiStar's BalSam Of
Wild Cherry Barb possesses rare medicinal
virtues, for there is scarcely family in land
that does not use it IN some shape or form and
benefited BY IFS use. The Balsam Of Mid Cherry
is prepared by The celebrated Or. Wistar, of Phil
adelphia from the extract of the Prpnus Firgia-
ma Wild Cherry.) in a highly concentrated state
with ether powerful gents, that equally cele-
brated for their soothing healing, and strengthen
ing influence upon theluEgs For the relief OF pull
monary complaints, this compound i certainly su
perior to ali others with which we have been ae-
qua!nled. and we earnestly recommend the afHict-
ed TO make trial OF this article
Sold By. T Rodolf, Mineral Point
f. Badgley, Piatteville.
Davis Evans. Dodgeyille.
Feb l. 1850
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
Bristol,x Nerve and BONE linin.n IT.

Tie sale Of this medicine Is now RAPIDLY tncrea
sing. In cities and yiIlsges where bur small sale
was antelpatedthe Proprietors fad itsel,in bey,1d
their expectations. In consequence 81 this they
are sparlng no pains to keep agencies thave I'M
derta&cn the sale Of 1t constantly suppiied At
present lis reputation is better Especially where
has been introduced for any length Of time than
that OF any medicine Of the Kind sold Il i for
sale IN all parts Of Illinois and Wisconsin ard
Iowa.
Sold in Mineral Point BY r. D. Pulford and T.
kocoit FEB. ], 1870, zn-l
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Pills !. Pills :!

sDOR every man, woman and child in the
~ countrywide need kind 10 suit YOU all, say,
Puliord's Anti-BilIious Pills,
Fahnstoc,1s do
Dr. EIEnore's I;nproved Bilious do.
jew David's Honey Coated do
Oriental orSoveTeign Balm 10.
Lees Bilious do
f;raedenberg do.
Atodat'z Pills 6 Bittcrs.
S4Ppington Asae Pills.
DIR. Bruees do
DIR. Brandreth' 5 Pills,
Rev O. Hibard's do
DIR Angle s Candy Coated do,
Herrick' Sugar Coated do.
and lots .: other Kinds. which Won can get by
calling at the Mineral Point Drug Store. NEARLY
opposite Beeo'3's store.
Nov. L. R.D. PULFORD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
TELEGRAPHlC NOTICE.

The Telegraph IS naw in operation between this
place and Milwaukee direct and from thence To all
the Cities in the Union. Persons wishing 10 send
dispatches can do 50 At almost any hour Of tie
day.
G, VI. BLISS, Operator
Mineral Point, Dec. 9th, IS49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

By the Subscriber, living one and a half raIc~
north from Mineral Point, Heitcr CALF, about
ten months old. She is black with the exception
OF little white on the back between the hins and
on the belly. She has q leather strap about tie
neck. The owner Is requested to call, Erove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away
HENRY H. JONES.
Jan. 26th, 1850. 4wI7*
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
SECTION. TowN, RANCE.

And further notice Is hereby given, that forbid
any and all persons from buying or removing anv
Lead or other ores from the above described Land
without my written permission
GEORGE MESSERSAUTH. .ggeaf
Dodgeville, Iowa County. WIS.
sept. 2Ist 1917 ST
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
Meeting OF the Board Of Supervisors.

At a special session Of the Board Of Super
visors Of La Fayette county, Wisconsin, held
al ShuilsbuFg Jany. 14th, 1850, agreeably to
the call ofa majority Of said Board, in conse-
quence CT a meeting Of the citizens of Willow
Springs and report and sundry resolutions
adopted a said meeting committee was APP
pointed TO take into Consideration the sub
stance ofsaid statements and report thereon.
After careful examination Of the grievances
therein complained Of, and the present 81 ia
ton Of the county in regard to taxation, the
COMMITTEES would
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
E Z zsAEg NOTICE,

4 Ii persons are hereby notified not TO tresnazs
l a Nine, or Dig, upon tie following lands, with
out the written consent or permission of the own
er or agent:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

STOCK OF WHEAT. Flour AND CoRS IN
NEW 1oRK--According to the DAY Book
OF Jan. 4, the stock of wheat of all description
IN the city OF New York is computed at go.
600 bushels-the stock OF -four 720, 600 bbl,.
and the stock OF corn eco 600 bushels.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

Incidental printing Of tie Senate afd assembly
Plain Composition, 65 cents per thousand
ems.
81. 80 per thousand ems. for rule and figure
work.
Press work, 65cts. per token.
Paper 30 cts. per quire.
Folding, per hundred, 25 cts.
Stitching and covering, > cts, FER copy.
Printing the journals q The ftgo Houses Of The
Legislature, end tie Lafrs.
Plain Composition, 65 cts. per thousand
ems.
$3.50 per thousand ems, forrule and figure
work.
Press work, C5 cts. per token.
Paper, 80 cts per guire.
Folding per form, 30 cts. per 100.
Binding and stitching IN pamphlet form, SO
cents per copy.
Preparing index for Laws and Journals,
800 each.
Printing fer The serertl apartments Of .S!ats.
Printing blanks, per quire, :, 80.
Paper per quiTe, 50 cts.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

AccEDNT.-On Tuesday evening last. a
the Madison Stage was coming into town,
it being dark. little girl, about 9 years
old, daughter Of Mrs, Campbell, was ac-
cidontally run over, and 50 seriously in
jured, that her recovery Is thought doubt
full
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

GEORGE WASHINGTON LAFAYErTr.-The
death OF George Washington LAFAYETTE. son
OF Gen L., is announced by letters from
Paris. he accompanied his father in the f
nal visit to the U. States. and deservedlv
shared the manifestations and regards Of the
American people.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
SITE PgIST!fG.

It's nsually tie case, that one extreme fol-
lows another. suchapPears to he the case in
regard to the price Of State printing. Last
wear the Argus Office did the printing far be-
low fair compensation. The following Ia
bic which has been transmitted TO the Legis-
lature by the Secretary of State, will show the
manner in which the people have to pay for
a bad bargain entered into by the Madison
printers last year. The high prices this year
We understand have been obtained through a
combination among the Madison printers, one
Of whom we are told acted as Secretary Of
State at the time Of the letting Of the job, and
neglected to take letters from the Post Office
containing bids from other sources, which, we
presume come far nearer fair price for the
work than the bids which were accepted.
SEcRErARr's 0FFI,E !
Jan. Il, 1850.
Hon. SAMUEL ". BEAL,
II. Cor. and Presf.- n Tie Senate.
R:-Ilerewith, in accordance with reso-
luton Of the Senate, have the honor 70 trans
init true copy Of the bills Of ID. T. Dickson,
far printing fsr the year 1850, which bids
were accepted.
Very respectfully.
Your ob't servant.
AlMsA. BARSTOW.
Secretary q STATE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

-FRE ~ PEoRTA-A fire occurred in
Peoria, I'll, on Saturday morning last,
which destroyed tie Office and materials
Of the Daily Champion S, Register. and at
which. We regret to learn. 3lr VIM Pick
cit, and Nr. James kirkpatrick, editor
Of the American Lost their lives.
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n Mineral is now worth in this pIaeesi95
POULTRY.


hIkllkU
ROM the Subscriber. A dirk brown Horse G
4 years old. no marks about him EXCEPT a
few white hairs in his forehead. After standing
IN the Stable for some time, he shows symptoms
OF stringhalt upon being taken oui.
Whoever viii return said horse shall be liberal
ly rewarded
WILLIAM HTLDEBRAND
Mineral Point Jan. 81 $50 If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

Life Pills and Plsanix Bitters

These Medicines have now been before ths
pubic fora perios. Of F'IF' TEEN YEARS, and
during thar CINE have maintained i high ehaFac.
ter IN almost every part Of the globe for their es.
traofdinary ssd immediate power OF restoring per-
feet health 10 pers,Is sgilfsring under nearly every
kind Of disease 10 which Tic human frame is liable
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making valuation or unless shall like manner
shown that such absent from the county and
if such under compos men the
of notice upon the guardian trustee W there
their absence from tie county shall be required be established
by affidavit to the said jurors before they proceed make such
valuation.
SEC 9. The shares of the stock of the Corporation shall be
deemed personal property and every becoming share
holder by transfer purchase otherwise of shares of said stock
shall succeed all the rights and liabilities of the prior holder of
said share shares and the said share shares shall be liable
to be taken for the the debts their
SEC TO- The Directors may erect toll gates and exact toll
from travelling their road whenever five consecutive
miles finished when the whole road completed exceed
ing and half cent me for every vehicle, ed sleigh
carriage drawn by not thar animals and drawn by
more than two animals mile for additional
mall and for every vehicle Sled sleigh carriage drawn by
animal cent mile and for every horse and rider led ami
ma cent me for of sheep swine three
me and for every of cattle four mile Pr
rdd That persons going and from military parade which
they by attend and going to and from
funerals and public worship, shall be exempt from toll.
SEC H. If any person shall wiuy and knowingly obsruct,
break nure destroy the Plank Road to be so by
said Company, part thereof work building fix
tue be attached in upon the belonging the
said Company such offending shall each Of
them for every such offence, be liable civil suit for the
covery of damages Said Company by action Of debt
court having jurisdiction in the county wherein the
Indictment and upon ccnyicon shall be punished by fine and
pr isonmen, either, at the discretion Of the court.
SEC IL The Directors of said Company annual
special meeting stockholders. the
ory of amount such stockholders provide for such of
complete road may actually
commenced but remain unfinished state for want OF
for completing the
Sec l3 Said Company shall boore the first day Of jan
1851 have third Of said road completed and shall have
the entire road finished before the first day of January 1852
SEC H. This Charter shall prevent the Legislative Assem-
bly, from granting charter charters any other company
companies for road roads, that be
ntosect the track Of the aforesaid ST. Paul and St Anthony
Plank Road Company; and such company companies
by chartered shall have the right ntersect said road
pon. points without charge: Prd No damage shall
be done to said road.
Sec l5 When any legal proceeding shall be instituted
against said Company notice shall be deemed
ed
any officer agent of said Company.
SEC 49, The Legislative Assembly may any time repeal
amend this
APPROVED the first day of November thousand eight
dred and forty mine.
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CHAP. XXXIv.Au Of P Bishop
BE enacted by the Legislature assembly Of he Territory Of MIN
nesota That there be paid out the appropriated by Con-
gress for derayng expenses Legislative Assembly
this Territory for the To b. w. Lott orytve
dollars to p p Bishop fvve dollars for services rendered
Wabasaw per this House, September sixth
thousand eight hundred and forty the contested between
Messrs Wells and White and that the Secretary of the Ter
rory and he is hereby authorized and required
APPROVED the twentieth day of October thousand eight
hundred and tory-nine.
XXxvAn provide laying Territorial Read from
the mouth of Rum River.
Be enacied by Legislature assembly Of the Territory Of
aeoo That " Brnson Albert Harris and Mahlon Black be
and the hereby appointed view and
and mark Territorial Road beginning Saltwater
in westerly direction to White Bear passing the said
the northern southern shore Thence
deemed the practicable route by said Commissioners having
reference the distance surface of the country and of
structon, point the mouth of Rum River.
q That shall be the duty of said Commissioners
majority of them after they have been duly affirmed be-
fore Justice of the Peace who shall file and the
his Office perform all the duties cnoned by this act with
paray carefully the ground which the road be
laid by them having due regard straight and
a possible and that they shall clearly distinctly
mark the road such shall render the agreed
appointed open and said road The
shall allowed the three dollars day for
ed by this and the said hereby authorized
employ Surveyor three dollars day. two
and a exceeding for each dollar
fifty cents per diem.
SEC Commissioners shall make and accurate
location of the road (nong thereon courses
places waters county ard township lines such
other for xpanaton copy whereof shall
deposited the office of the Secretary of the Territory
before the the Office Of
Clerk the Board of County respective
through which said road the time
and from henceoh said road shall be public highway
SEC shall Treasurer of the
Territory who SHALL ad he is hereby authorized required to
adjust the of the Commissioners Surveyor
and
Sec s. Said Commissioners shall before the first
Monday of November thereafter may be- and
vacancy shall by resignation otherwise
filled Judge Of the Court Of the which said
or persons shall have resided
APPROVED, October the thirty yrst thousand eight hundred
and orty-nn
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CHAP XXXAn Act granting charter Flm Gey his heirs &C.
BE enacted y Legislature assembly Of the Territory MN
That Eam reey his heirs and
the outlet OF Cross lake. and to keep MAINTAIN
the for the of twelve years. Prodd, That nothing
hits contained shall preclude the Legislative Assembly
after the lapse of from altering repeating this act
whenever shall be deemed with the public interest
do
SEC ?. That the said dam shall be sufficiently high to raise
the surface of the said Cross lake. least five feet and inches
above low That the shall provided with the
cessary for ucng logs and be ready ce logs the first
day of April, thousand eight hundred and fifty.
SEC g. That the said Elan Greedy shall uce all logs
the OF the thereof commencing to
five days after the logs have arrived the boom be-
longing attached said dam Proried That the
of said logs their accredited shall have rendered
him legal toll for the and for of
this section the said Elan shall be responsible
OF said logs for damage sustaned to be
cred proper action suit in court of competent uris
diction. W
SEC L. That the said Elan Greely shall be bound like
penal all the gates of said dam such number
thereof shall be found afford sufficient drive logs
between the dam and the mouth of Snake river the req
of the of such have been suiced for
and during least days after the last logs of the number that
intended be suced the me shall have passed
the dam: Prrd that he shall the right to shut the
at down. raising them again hour before
Sec s. That the said Elan Creey shall be entitled to collect
by law toll on all logs passing the DAM Porded That such toll
shall exceed the of cents for the first for
thousand of lumber logs and
Crox guide such toll default of payment
to be collected under n action for debt.
SEC g. That said dam be supplied with chute, with such
inclination that fish freely and down the
SEC That the uices of said dam, shall remain open aer
all the logs be suiced that shall have been uce until
such time be found necessary close tem order
fill the dam preparatory to the spring drive.
APrRovEp the twentieth dav Of October thousand eight
hundred and forty nine
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CHAR. XXXILt-in Act for the relief Of John Morgan

BE enacted BY the Legislature assembly the Territory Of Nin-
neso That there be paid John Morgan Sheriff of ST. Go;x
county the of five hundred dollars being the due him
for services rendered taking the first of the said Terri
tory pursuance of the instructions Of the Governor and by
authority of the Organic Act Of said Territory and that the said
Secretary of the Territory be- and he hereby authorized and
required pay the of any money the treasury not
otherwise appropriated
ArrRovrD eleventh day of October thousand eight
dred and forty nine.
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CHAP. XXX-An incorporate Anthony
Road Company.

enacted By Legislative assembly Of the Territory of MN
That Franklin Steele, Henry sibley Isaac Young
David Lambert Louis Roberts, William Henry Forbes William
Commissioners under the direction Of majority whom
subscriptions be received the capital stock Of the ST. Paul
and Anthony Plank Road Company hereby Incorporated and
they books be opened such times and places
they direct for the purpose of receiving subscriptions the
stock said company giving thirty days notice of the
times and places of taking such subscriptions by publishing the
in all the newspapers printed in this Territory.
Sec capital stock of said company shall be
thousand dollars in shares of twenty-five doars and
FIVE thousand dollars of the capital stock shall be subscribed and
five dollars Of each share shall have actually been paid in the
Of such stock with such other persons shall
with them for that purpose their and assigns shall
and they hereby declared and created body
pctic style Of The Paul and St Anthony
Plank Road Company with perpetual succession; and by that
shall have all the privileges franchises and mmunties nc
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LAWS OF MIN ESOTA.

CHAP. o Marriage Cahane
ahaway and her husband
BE enacted By The Legislature assembly Of The Territory Of Mn
That the heretofore existing between
Caharne Hathaway and her husband Isaac Hathaway be- and
hereby dssoved and the said parties hereby
stored all the rights and privileges Of unmarried persons
APPRoyE first day of November, thousand eight hun
dred and 0Efy-hinc
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Commissioners
appointed--books
to be opened and
thirty days notice
thereof published
in the newspapers
of the Territory.
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St. 1Daul Business Dlrrttorp.


IS. w. Lott,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and General
Land Agent.--St Paul.
Particular attention will be given to collections,
Paving Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Emption Claims, and entries made by Military
Land Warrants. od