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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

Thompson Brothers Stale that the currency
panic to-day Is equal - that Of 1851 They
quote all bIiis south 81 Washington at 7afa -
per cent discount. Illinois and Wisconsin Is
per cent Discount. Ohio, Indiana, Krniuckv
and Canada 500 discount. c,ew York state
and New England : d.-ccuut. Mary land aud
Penn~y wanna l02 Ire Past SAYS The presi
deni1 OF the leading banks are q discussing pro-
Ject for relieving tie Community By issuing a
scrip based on bulls receivable ii United STATES
stocks and "tHc- proved GO LAT. er is. 30 pass
IN liquidation y bills 10 each o'Her. The scrip
% bear : FER cent Interest. The banks thus
hope o.l'e soon 10 posi-, ion to meet the wants
of their dealers An sXpau~.ou IN loans Of sew
eral millions i looked tor th.~ week.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
arrival ef the Vanderbilt.

Br1lltaHt rtct0rY If the .Sardtutans =
Tie B0tyo0H u,Hiy roufed II eco
Prisoners tahen !--Dsath Of 4Znlal
Napier ,
New YoRK, Nov. I5.-The steamship
from Southampton eth, arrived at noon. Adj
mlral Napier is dead. / he Piedmontese.
under Victor emanuel, gained brilliant vic
tory on the 3d. on the Garlgiiano. They
attacked III front with troops. and DISPERSED
Inc Bourbon army. Tents, wagons and
stores were left in Victor E:naluel,s possess
sion, with HOOD p:isoGe.s $. Gen Stenmase
pursued the enc afterwards and occupied
Mola and positions commanding Gaeta.-
Victor Emanuel was expected at Naples
lmmedid ely. GGrFbad! was at Naples
Anarchy reigns at Nlterbo. The voting on
annexation commenced d; peurgia. The in
habltants at Eit-rbo hasieIed to vote, not
outstanding the French occupation ard Pom
tihca gems de armes. 1t IS exported that the
conclusion Of the treaty Of commerce between
England and Austria is unfounded.
large body of troops remain outside the
fortress of Gaeta, and have sent proposal to
surreiAer to the Piedmo5 tese.
The Ia,c,: telegram f.otn Shanghai says
it is reported that negy. 2tlons are not gong
on smoothly al Simsin.
ChapePs Piano factory in London w"s
burned, and 20 persons i. jured.
tel graph cable to connect Singapore
and Radjoun IS about to leave England -
Length $50 miles.
Fresh troops left Turin for Naples
he co n crop IN Italy was q, fcieut.
The demand vas full in London for mo-
ney. but no pressure. Some doubt whe her
the banks will ra-e the rate of Interest.
Liverpool, " ednesday Breadstufs quiet.
r. ). x Co. quote flour easier and unchang-
ed. W heat | a ID lower
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

The NEXT CoNGKESs.-AS far az elected
the members Of the House of Representatives
OF the next Congress stand K pub leans IO3,
Democrats a., Union 3. The States that
are yet to elect, being all Southern States
except Calfo. MIA. Counec icuI. New Hamp-
shire and Rhode island will probably give
9 Republicans, 81 ID Democrats and d Union.
If SO, the next House, " hich goes into ses-
sion when Lincoln becomes President, will
stand Republicans ll2, Democrats IOI, I'M
ion 81.
Though the House viii be apparently
against Lincoln. we think there eau be no
doubt thai The Douglas and Union men will
IN all important measure, support the admin
IstTation. especially as against the disunion-
lists. In this case. Lincoln viii have de-
cided majority in re House to uphold his
Administrator { hicago Journal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
HOW THE PRESIDENT Is ELE.TED

A good many people DO not seem to consid-
e. that at the recent election the people of the
Iited States did not vote directly for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United States
They only chose ~ each State, in such man
ner as the laws Of such State prescribed, ! num-
b n OF electors, equal 10 the aggregate repre-
sentaiIon OF the State in the two houses OF
Congress. Upon the electors SO chosen the
Constitution of the United States devolges tbe
duty OF selecting President and Vice Presl-
dent
the Laws of Illinois require that ,r;thin tlreu-
~ days after the holding OF such election, and
sooner If all the returns are received by either
the Governor or person administering the Gov
eminent, or by The Secretary of State, Auditor
OF public Accounts and Treasurer, or any two
OF them, shall, n the presence of the Governor
or person administering the Government, pro-
coed 10 open and canvass said election reinrns.
/ aud 10 declare the person having the highest
number of votes elected aud the Governor
administering he Government shall cause the
result of said election TO he published III tha
! paper printed By the pubhcprin,er , aud shall
transmit by mani 10 persons elected, cel. icatcs
OF their election
1t IS the duty OF the electors thus chosen "a
meet al the Capitol OF The State on the Errsf
- ed1tes6ay Of December alter their election n
any vacancies which NAV exist IN ihelr body
ana then proceed 10 perform the dutes reguir-
ca y the Constitution aud laws Of the Jnited
I States. hose are To vote hs ballo; for Pesi-
deaf and Wee President Of be allsd States.
and IL rapsiCr ISIS of The result directed to the
President of the Senate at the Federal CAM
to-. Zach electur receives for every twenty
miles necessary travel to tie seat ii Govern
meut II Civ his vtte and III returning, the
sum OF tlree dollars, to be paid ont OF the
State Treasury. The electors . 20 choose 4
messenger to carry TO Washington certified
statement OF tier vote. posi- Of both honor
aad irott- I puu the receipt OF this statement.
The President Of the Senate shall, IN the pres
euce OF The Senate and Hos Sc of Re rescuta-
tive 1pen al Tie cer Fl ates, and the votes
shall then be counted-the person having the
sr' aie>i number of votes for President shall Le
Iresldenf, etc, &c.
Mr. breckenridge being President of the
Sen lie, the duties OF that office, described
above, devo.Ys upon him.-Sprtngse}d .,5-lr.ol
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

NEwsFArEEs.-A child beginning 10 read be-
comes delighted With HewSpap ers because lie
reads OF names and things which are very ia
ntI.ISr. and Will make progress accordingly
\ newspaper ID one year : worth j quarter
schooling 10 4 child and every father must con-
slider That sui antlal lutorJna Iou IS connected
Win TIL, adj aucemeEt. The mother ot q fam
lily LSviug more immediate charge of a family
should herself be instructed. \ mind occupied
becomes fortified against The His of life, aud J.
hraced Ior the emergency Children amused
by reading or study. are OF course cuns!derate.
aud more easily governed. How many thought
less young men have spent their earnings IN 3
sroL shop. who ought 10 have been reading
Ho man, parents who have Rerer spent t9ea-
~ dollars tor books or pape-- Tor their families.
would lady have gwen thousands Of dollars
to reclaim u ssn or a daughter who lad i-uo-
rautly or though,lessly fallen into temptation
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

taIsUSas.-Tae Dlsunion excitement Is be-
gnalng 10 die away even IN the Sou,h Most
:. he officers who have threatened to resign
i concluded 81 wat until the Al of March
very many Of Them, We imagine, would
" delay tlat action even longer if they
;osed iEeir vas any prospect Of t2eir servi-
= being wanted under the new administrators
fearing that old Ate VIII be disposed TO
- .vnse with their services, thcy think il best
gnsfy their intention 70 refuse to serve I'M
] 'slm. That portion Of he Southern States
I'D long since have been glsd to have with
IN from the Union provided the others
v..1ld 60 with lhem. NC have no doubt; but We
q u. believe that such des.-e exists TO atv
extent outside of South Carolina Her
Its Of secession are neither new nor dan
r'ns. She may Try 10 iniimidate Nr Buc-
nan and render the last four mon,ls Of his
'ainistra.ion somewhat unpleasant but il Sic
Ans in the Union until the In Of March.
will be but listle fear Of secession. our
-ion j, tia; the sober second thought Of ter
ing men viii result IL a cuLeIusion to r.
the Uaioa, ard .hat tie excitement X IL
$50 die away
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
Voice of the Conservative South IA Pies.

From The vick,5u,s ruf.s) Wing.
From he fourth OF S,a. en- nexl. tie country
- 10 be Tor four years headed bS = he uoIican
ahH the question NOW Presented To u ANA q,
each man al The land -. " hat j. my aufy n,
Tins cii-Is ia our iouai attalr-y VIA do.
ptilIo i>W require al me? IIuw, Il, a rue man
Recognizing al NY resi- "ustbIiiiies as a cItIzcu
ul tie uAtd Sta.e.--is> . cIlIzeH Cd tue Stt.e
uI AiI-oi>-iP aud a. uIvluher uI s,c!tiv am
10 comfort my~ea? >raii EsiioV ,.lc ..l,. siu
mad adj ice which the Governor ui tiIIs > e.
or-e,tIAE the dI-l.tIe- and solemn trusts IL hI.
post guar ItNn Of Tie saei and .Igu : oi tur
whole slate has, ia advance ot lLe actual Lei,
urged upon the people?
For our past our course J. already taken. We
answer these questions. each aud every one, al
once and emphatlcalit IN The negative. We do
not mean to re III against The -4ot erumeH be-
cause an obnoxious scam has been rn.ur PfeNI
dent We do not mean 10 raise The standard
OF resistance. " { do rUt mean 10 counsel cav
IL war y DO no. mean, et,ter by precelJ %
example, 10 advocate Secession or feyoiu ION.
uui1l necessity arises .ur resort 10 such Stern
..sId terrible remedies. " hen .i,. 4 ,lltnI.li,-
We VIII resist II N THE CNtoN by every ehor. and
means which Under me Constitution and Laws.
a. honorable men, we can resort 10. because a
Ite>ident who holds hat The South has no
nights Unde the Cons, tuition OF the Urn ed
Sides, has been elected, but who Is pove.ic,-.
N''o 'N'' '"@C-GS VI CVil-5 % are d-'tNot
ann, U enforce his views, we euatl not adyu-
CAFE ,ece>s on from the Union tHe Iueyi, a bic.
elect of wuicn must he ia. al abandonment OF
all our Ihte e7,e IN those territories forever. Ne
snail advocate no such bind and suicidal
course We SHALL NOT be 50 unjust to Kentucky
ana ir5lula. and all the b5-dec ) a.es As to
abandon them and leave them al sui greater
ODDS, 10 con,cud against the cunteIup,a ed az
E.e1ei"nN, winch tt ealen them = thousand fold
more tnan Us. No, let others DO what tHer will
for Us, We viii stand by The Uu.ou, The Con-
sl4tutIou and the laws!
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
$855.7OO 90
SSI2OS 20

Sincs this report, The Comptroller has made
4 call on he banks Tor additional securities
winch has s'ecn promptly responded 20 and
the aggregate security has thus been consider
ablv Increased.
Just now our currency is somewhat dep.e-
ciated ~ New York. But there Is 40 occasion
FOR panic. the people have in Mr. Van Steen-
wyk q. honest sud capable officer Ia watch
over their Irteresf in thls naitrr Is las ever
receiY Ell their confidence. The = 4 4 Treasurer
will. Ii Is undor-tood, receive WISCONSIN Gu
rency as usual, It par, IN payment iar ,aXes-
| uGer these circumstances ere can be no
doubt but " iscousIn money Will continue
good. A. all events, are wiling to receive
any quantity OF II ia payment tor Tia State
journal, or for Jobs aud ad seriisng Please
make out your orders and send on Ihe bills.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

THE PsAIRIE FARWER.-One of the best
agricultural and horticultural papers in the
country is the Prairie Farmer. published in
this city by Emery & Co. al = per year.
and 81 lower rates to clubs. Its editors,
MesSrs Henry ID. Emery, Charles d. Bragg
don. and Charles hennicott are all pract-
cal men. and not mere theorist~. They
know Of what they write. and their surges-
tons are of value to every agricultur5sf
The Prairie Farmer = published every week
1t contains l IS pages. and is often illustrated
with good cuts.-G Chicago Democrat.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
DSS1LUT1a AID a:0234a!Z ALTON
NEW LAW FIRM

THE FIRM OF COBB < iESSNORE after CO ntiuua-
ion "i eight j. dissolved by mutual consent. from
and after the first aay OF May 1850; be succeeded IN
lue Mineral Point business by new organized
after that date under the name of
Cobb, Messmore & Sudduth
Composed OF Amasa Cobb. Alexander wilson and
james F. Su3duth u! Mineral Poinl, and L Mess ore
Of IL Crosse.
Thankful To the business public for eco l.i...t+
heretofore repoSed IN the old, the g5t ~
remiftel application TO business and to t..i..
tU-tr clients deserve success
Tins lvw arrangement renders 1T in -cs
sary that the Oil business Cobb x --s.spr- r...
ed up imfnedia-
SPECIAL atteHf N gtDen to Co,ss,tta- .r,vgtnp
CLAIMS va al parts ~ tBe Northwest.
Office opposite the to4rt Hoars. . -tat5.
Mineral Point, AZ 80. 1861.
ASSOCIATE - & If.r-
tonh, N-ssmore X NckcuBry- 70 90, - sis
COO Sc " 'eon, <lc'iaA' t+- -r md Co., Is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

Mr. Lincoln oN SECESSION A cn-res.,s.r-
drnt or the New York Tr5b,7,e. writin- from
Springfield, SPEAK, 81 NJ LtucaIu's views re-
speeding formal declaration Ia reference 10 a
Southern eIcIremt n. NJ. Lincoln saId:
Il knew tie Ju-snc-- a. my iuiertIuaS aud
tue utter grouudles-ne>s of The pretended feaIS
OF the ia. who nlhug thu cnuutr, W b
their cIau,r. III - Iuto tie Presidency. they
viii find me a. am on record -nlthiug less,
nothing more My declaration have been made
TO lie world without reservation. They have
been often ep-ated; and now, self respect de-
mauds OF me and of the party that mas elected
me, that en- threatened / should be silent %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
Bank Su>pcn IONS

iPlLAuELFuIA, Nov. -.
The Bank Pre>i lens ne; ~ noon 10 dtv t.
consider the lToPrety Of spending
y AsHINGToN. Nov. -.
The Washington Banks suspended pay nent
this morning.
WHEELING, Nov. -
The banks in this city have suspended -pe-
Gle ay Hent- This morning they are in con-
.ultatIon. and viii keep their notes good.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
Mt ICE.
Sazc Jg 1ss51nee N BQuLr,.

Sale 6y 1Ss5sHee ~ BaHkruptcu.
!sY authority Of an rider Of District Court T.
Dior the y % .iieru District uf Illinois, VIII SELF At
Hulic sac log cash the : ia day December next
10 10 o.coc 80 - N. at the Court House Mineral
Point. "w County Wisconsin, ai the interest which
James b. Campbell, Late ot Jo Davies county Illinois
bankrupt had At the late Of the decree Of bankruptcy
ut said Camp. hell hy III District Court of the United
States for tae District of Illinois in and the follow
ing described real estate and assets 10 wit.
The undivided Laif of tia quarter section
two. hve, range westaIso the undivided 81,
Of nei. l. l0wn range w, also she undivided =,
Of the ca 81 sea see town range W the NV a q
sei+ and nei4 OF sW "a, sec. J. town ;. range ] ".
IS. =. BOSTWICE.
Assignee in Bankruptcy or JAS. 3. CAsrBsLL.
g aieau. Nov- g ISGu-u46-3w.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

WHAT LINCoLS WILL or Can Do-~SrnIKf
But IEAR--Io tue meaneSt soy hicf: to the
Nerie-t ASSASSIN a Il muIdere.: 10 She coolest
and cfaitIe~l rogue; a. the most unpuucipied
furIer aud swIna er, We award Tue chance OF =
full and tar Trial Sur,l, The PRECEDENT elect
Of the United states j. eurItl~d 10 as nucH-
"Strike bar hea - the sen Iment alike ui
JUS zee. and of,rae courage. he - q poor moral
coward wio afraid to listen 10 be - I-Celeucr
OF hie victim. or - iusecur. il lis own posi- ION
tiai lie dare uui give to tile trcu~.i NE chance
10 ViHdica'e hIm9eIf-Nemphjs Tom Bulletin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
Sl,S5l.5S0 10
90 8 30
Specie,
S5.OoOoDp %

The increase Of securlt e. during The wear
sas So ,2po 81; the decrease Of outstanding
cicuiltion during he same period was : 49,
isl The p,esent Bank Comptroller, since has
ca. rance upo1 the dulles OF lEe office. ha,
-psred no pains 10 get rId Of Missouri and Vlr-
ginia stocks, and 10 supply their lace with
OJhtr securities The foItecfi4s seLls al-a--a
The increase aud decrease in the several kinds
ol securities DUNG the twelve months prior to
October LIST.
Tie increase has been in the following Sc
cjIFu .es
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
Our Banking Securities.

From the advance sheets OF ibe fnrtl coming
Report Of the Ste Bank Comptroller. We are
enabled 10 rive 20. readers the following fact ,
IN relation To The Condition OF the y iscous, n
banks on The lst OF October last The whole
amount Of circulating notes outstanding was
Si43l.5I2, W Inch was secured bv public stoc ks
at ar value, and specie. as follows
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
FuA.ruse fCr Sic

II subscriber rsts sale tic iarli are belonging
i % tie Wisconsin House, ia Mineral Point Inns
The only reason for selling tue uitu,e is al the
proprietor Wisiles to engage IN other business.
August b, 1860
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

waEEery the early days Of the Bench and
Bar ii y erIuuu5, when the Judges were gener-
ally n the habit OF playing cards. well a.
Ihe law ers. one day. while arguing question
in court, illustrated the poiut by a free use of
the vocabulary of The gaming tsbls. What
do YOU mean cried the judge. " 10y address,
ing such language 10 the Court = =. me an
your honor" replied =. to be under
stood -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

PREPARATIONS FOE THB CoMSG SESSION or
CoNGRE 5s.-"OccasIonat writes rs follows IN =
der date of tie 1914 INST, from Washington:
/ saun cred INTO the Capitol during lie fol =
noon. and on all sides heard the uusv note Of
preparation tor the coming session. In the hal.
OF the house of rep esenlattves carved oak de, Ks
and char. with red leather SpaiS and backs
AVE, under resolutions OF The last session. usur-
PED he place of benches, and The desk OF the
"Fern ment rvPortc,s / was glad 10 see has been
male more ruomv aud comfortable. Mon. than
once / have wondered. as | sal IN The gallery
now, WIN the scauiy accommodations under
capt. Meg pian-ie-s 10 each re porter. | learn
Than Is allowed 10 dinners al a hoiel-tbcse
gentlemen could drive their "rayenous pen. d"
/ Presume they are iudebied to the kiad-
ness OF captain Fran kim.
II lie oil Senate chamber. where " eh<fer and
Clay, aud Benton, ana Calhoun. and our first
nritofs have entranced '.iI> eHIng SeAates" and
he'd crowded 9aIierIe, en- hraiied by the witch
cry OF lheIr etaqueuce II Low beng Il ted up
Ter HE use of the Suprene Court al iiS ap-
prnaching December term. The change con-
SIS an the Jemuyd Il ;he ladp.' gallery and
the dais winch was occupied ia TIE Y ICE Presl-
den. CHAIR, We = he az Ks Of the Sec
IejarS OF the Senate aud his clerks and The sub
eiiiuIlou, Ins:ead OF iue latter. of 4 long plat
form, with heavy wood railing. for The use nf
the Oh Il Justice aud his associates A sauare
enclosure IN front OF ne bench has been r.Iltd
oil Tor lie Use Ot the bar, and outside Of that
sea viii be provided for visitors Thus This
august tribunal. ihe highest judicial body
known I" oar laws, :" long i'm. rlSoned IN one
Of ne sub, erlauean Yat,tis Of HE Capitol VII.
now he brought "Gt into open daviI..ar, and
mold ii, >tt.luS~ IN a chamher 20 wiIcl itS cx-
ed and distinguished posi- ion ia the Goteru-
iheut eulI,Ies n.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
STHA ED

From the subscriber. living in Diamond Grove toFa
il Of AIDeral Point, ua- tas mare. with light main,
feet and tail ana ID piece o the left She
l. years Old past. any PERSON who VIII return sd
mare ss- iTfol nation where she NAV be found shan
be literally rewarded MARGARET DOWN.
-. II i ID. # -.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27
E1TH az

tome Iufn the enclosure Of ~ subscriber living
tine 10 OF PaI--ki- about the lst o. August las
one roam mare, two ears old past with white spot d
the forehead The "wnes viii please call, prove prop
ertv, pay char yes aud take her away
CONRAD GELLOR.
Avoci Nov Is Is6O 4wl7.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-27

\ Y

w ILL Open elect School for young ladies' in the
w room abov. III y 81 Wheeiers Store. To com
meace Tue ity sept 18Th 1850.
pos ton 9" Tue pubic patronage is respectfully
'fineral Point, Sept. 1oth 186o-ns7-tf.
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