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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14

Published SEPT, p, 1861
CHAPTER 4 EXTRA SES-reN

AN ACT authorizing commissioned Off
GERS to take acknowledgements Of deeds,
affadavits, and depositions, in certain
eases.
Tile p,op1e Of tie .Stete of Wisconsin aeorese,e-
ted ~ oe,safe alsd 44sseasb'y, ITO etact Tol-
lotcs
Section J. Every commissioned officer
Of volunteers In any company, battery
regiment or other i.itary corps organized
in this state, Is hereby authorize TO take
and certify the acknowled cement ofdeeds
or other contracts intended Tor record, in
respect to lands situate in this State
Such commissioned officer is likewise au-
thorized to administer oaths, take and GER
lfv to ahadasies and dispositions, to lie
used as evidence in the courts OF this state;
prorided, that the powers granted by the
provisions Of this act shall be exercised
only out the limits of the state
See , Dispositions taken under the
foregoing section, shall be taken as in 9th
er cases where the witness resides out Of
this state, except so far "a the law and
practice is are altered by this act; and
no such deposition shall be rejected or ex-
cluded by the court for the reasonthat it
has been ta en- at a place different from
that set forth in the notice. The party
desiring such deposition shall serve on the
opposite party notice specifying the
name Of the witness, the commissioned
officer or officers (any one Of whom may
act) who is to take the deposition, ana a
copy of the interrogatories. Such par.y
shall, if he thinks lit, serve his adversary
with cross interrora ories within ten DAYS
thereafter The party serving the notice
shall thereupon transmit the direct and
cross interrogatories 10 the officer or OH
GERS named III the notice, who shall take
and certify such deposition, and enclose
it 10 the judge, clerk of the court or jus
tice OF the peace before whom the cause
or matter is pending in the same manner
as il authorized by a commission issued
for this purpose
Approved Sept ., 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14

To OBTAIN ELowERs OF DtFtrs,.>~ Cor
oRs OK THE SANE STEH.-scoo9 cut Tho
pth from ssaatl twir Of elder, or say
t7yis with plth in It, and having split q
ien4 thwsse, til each Of the parts q, e--ts
that produce flowers Of differ ut coIers
Surround them with earth, and then ty-
lng the two bt,s Of wood, plant the whole
IN pot t,iled with earth properly p-rp=f
ei. he stems Of the difereut foNe-s
"Iii thus be 80 incorporated - c1aibit
u the eye only enc stem, throw - ess
branches covered with flowers, nna.s-z,'i%
to the seed which produced them IS zee
letting the seed, which CeriDiDz.e a. tas
same period, and which are nearly siEiiG4
in regard 70 texture Of their stems an ri
tclIis mt florist may obtain artificial plants
exeeed.nrly curious.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14

scAxDAL-The habit OF talking OF r-i-
vate character in any way. good or bad, -
dangerous one If we allow our tca-Yes
10 run in that direction. we shall he ,ars
to hear it, we shall be in danger of IL. 1ha
pedJler will deal IN the wares his carl
contains, and Of what il n orr nin's va
viii be apt 70 speak Hence the ic@s zrs
know to the injury Of private character
the greater our security against Insi'ctsnS
tonEue. There are objects enough on
which to converse without oi.rudin- nf~-s,
there Is anything lovely and OF good &c
port, let as rather think and speak cf -nca
things
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14

rs1lfE present number commences new Volume, the
Tenth, Of the = Atlantic Monthly" Arrangements
already made warrant The publishers In promising to
those who read the Atlantic great variety Of the
best articles ia all departments OF literature An in
Of many thousands In circulation since the year
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of the country strengthen il pages and 1t ~li
constantly be conducted with single aim 10 the best
ID The department. d Novels ana Stories the At
antic viii in future be specially well supplied some of
. poradr writer's being engaged on Roman
and Tags Ter is sitmns. The author Of Life in
the Ifon Mills" and "A Story of To-Day has jast
pleted a work Of remarkable power and inter
est, entitled = David Gaunt," which will soon be
commenced in its pages.
The late Theodore Winthrop the author Of q Cecil
Dreenle" and ''John Brent left q most interesting jour
nal Of his travels, which vii appear shortly in the At
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14
Published SEPT. 27, 1862.
CtApT IRIS. sNTRi SESSION.

AN ACT to provide for the Publication OF
the laws passed at the extra session, III
the year 1862.
Tie people Of tie st4se Of Wisconsin, represent
ed ia Senate ard assembly. do enact as .tot-
ioasS:
Section |. The laws which have been
or may lie passed at the present extra ses-
sion ot the Legislature, shall not be bound
IN volumes bv themselves, bus shall lie
bound in and with the volumes oi laws
which may be passed at the next regular
session Of the legislature
Sec. , The Secretary Of State shall
cause FIVE hundred copies of the general
laws which have been or may be passed
Mt the present extra session Of the leGisia-
ture. to be published and stitched IN pam
phlet form, without covers, ana forward
one copy Of the same to each member o.
tie legislature and distribute the remain
ing copies as the public interests may, IN
his opinion require
Section 3 Publishers ofwoeklv news
papers publishing the laws Of the presen
session, according 10 section 3 ot chapter
six OF the revised statutes shall he allow
ca the sum OF five dollars in full for such
service
Section 4 This act shall be published
and ke effect Immediately.
Approved Sept 26, 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14

Az officer OF an Indiana regiment IN pas
SIM through one Of the streets Of Norfolk.
met a pretty littic Girl of eight yoers and
gently pa1tei her on the head, wien The
mother who observed il from window
rushed 10 the door aui ba~tcd orr at tie
top Of her voice. Cgme right straight in
tie house, Susannah, . ID viii uaan yoar
h1sd
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14

AN ACT 70 ascertain and settle the ila-
nilities. II, any, of the State of Niscon-
sin to the Milwaukee and Rock River
Canal Company.
Tie people Of tie state Of H1sconsia, represented
II .seeatc a,sd Asgel,,5.y, 10 enact j'31oels
Section |. The governor, secretary Of
state and state treasurer are hereby ap-
pointed a hoard OF commissioners ~ de
termine and ascertain the liabilities, il
any. and also the amount of Indebtedness
Of sai1 company to the STATE, II any, IN
CURED hy the territorial and state govern
ments of Wisconsin, under the ac5 enti-
tied IAN act t. grant 4 quantity of land
to the territory OF Wisconsin, Tor thc pur
pose OF aiding in opening canal to con
nee. the waters of Lake Michigan with
those OF Rock river, passed by Congress,
aud approved June 18TH, 1888.
Section =. Said board is hereby auth
orized to make an amieahle adjustment
with The Milwaukee and Rock River can
n company, with respect to which com
pany said liabilities were incurred. and
ii il finds any sum Of money due said com
pany by the state thereon, the commission
ers shall sign an award Ia that effect. one
copy of which shall be delivered TO the
president OF the company. and another
copy shall be fled in the olhce OF the sec
retarv of state.
Section s. In ease an amicable settle
ment cannot be effected as aforesaid, or II
said board should deem it expcdient be
fore attempting such settlement, Is hereby
authorized to submit the d5ucation oi
said claim to five arbitrators. to BE- a-reed
upon between said commissioners ana SAID
company. The articles OF submission shall
lie sirued hy said commissioners On behail
OF the state, and by the president oi tie
ompanv, or some person duly authorized
on its behalf: and said submission shall
| he obligatory upon the state and the com
panv, and neither party shall revoke the
same and the award shall be final: prorf
| ded, il shall be signed by a majority ol
said arbitra.ors and IN case of the retu-
sal or inability of any arbitrator, SO cho
sen, to act in the premises, substitute
NAV lie chosen as above, and IN case the
narties cannot agree upon such substitute
the governor shall appoint the same.
t Section 4 The arbisrators 50 agreed
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Mineral Point Hotel.
WILLIAM WALKER Proprietor

- sn4yTNa ftte3 az nv new building cast ant al
ssss most opposite the L r. Depot, prepar
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lP..5.isI.ed .sents...5sr p 1862. ]
CHATTER Extra session.

AN ACT to amend section ] OF chapter
3-4 OF the general laws Of 1862. appro-
vel June l7th, 1862, entitled IAN act to
authorize the guartermaster general to
audit bills for sabsiStins and transport
inr volunteers of the Wisconsin cavalry
regiments
7e people Of the STATE Of Wisconsin represented
Ia sc,tat, a;sd aSse1,5}y. 10 e'sact as tottosss
Section /. Section Of chapter $40 of
the general laws Of 1862, approved June
18th. 1852. is hereby amended, so as TO
read as follows The quartermasteT gen
eral Is hereby authorized and required 10
audit All bills properly made out and cer-
titled for recruiting, suaslst'ng ana trans
porting to the place of rendezvous, OF their
raSuactiye regiments. the volunteers OF
the Wisconsin cavalry regiments, and to
draw warrants therefor from the paymas-
ter general. in the same manner that re
eruiting. subsistence and transportation
hills of the Wiseo-sn infantry regiments
are by law audited, and warrants drawn
therefor.
Sec , This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after Its passage.
Approved September ., 1867
P.sJlisie,f .Sersteoaber q, 1852
CHAPTER I3.--EKtra Session.
AN ACT to empower towns, cities, lncor
porated villages and counties 30 rsis<
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14

Tst PaEli,EsT, "a a Seated Encsrops. Price cts
4 ure, res ttsscus .r II fsa-
"a osa or Seminal Weakness. IN
yoA ual Debility ara tntfcaIu1enis
70 Marriage generally, Nervasae- Cons .s tou, tpl-
ef.>v sn4 fits Neata and Physical IHCaFatlEl result
Ing from self Ats4>e. Ge--tsy hGGERE }. ttLN K
WELL. n. u. Aalhor % ,le fFTesst btas' &c.
The world genosgs.t SGtb5r in is admirable lectures
clearly proves from ms CNn experience taf Ems aw-el
Consequences ef sli-Hse tlay ol c1tetua # removed
,itfout madeleine, and without dangerous tsl pp-
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14
Approved September p, 1862,
Published September 16, 1862 !
CHAPTER II -ExrRa SEs.IgN.

AN ACT 70 enstle The militia and vol
uateers of this ~'aec. q hen IN the mstItary
service of tie UAIted ) ate- or CT THIS
-fste ~ exercise tire right ot suffrage
Hhereas, TIC ssiTuti1n # ttl- state
provides ttat white citizens OF the Ussltei
,.ates anI xhIte persons # f3rei gn birth
ha saaii have declared their Intentton
80 become clt zan- uf the tasted Stsse~,
sni stall have resided one year In tbI-
state. stall b dsene; qualified electors.
aud that =" no person shall tie deemed h
have Lose his re-iie ience IN this state BY
reason ~ his sh-ence on tusine-. of the
United States or of this state :" There
fore,
The people IF the State Of Wisconsin. rep
resented IN Senate and Assembly, 90
enact as follows:
Section /, All qualiaed electors OF this
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14

x.s- gNT. HfsLHHIsisSsNp
-NTgsICIAY. sIr-eon. and Accoaehenry alhsTai
point Wiz oaGee opposite The United States He
u Egh street.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14

- rSreAE Dealer IN Dry Goods Groceries, Pro'lSi
90 farIS.rr sc. Yellow Stone WIS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14
JOHN Il. E~ToS,
BENZ. q. sC1TT

q nvoTAgy rablic, Csnvsyancer and eenerai Aerh'
"a Lin lea Iowa county. Nts i"H-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14
IP..iI.teE SGT. y. 1852 ]
CHAPTER ExTR, s s~ToN.

AN ACT 70 ascertain and settle the liza
nlities. il, any, Of the state of Wiscon
sin to the Milwaukee and Rock River
Canal Company.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14

sfssfasF.-s a.. f-aSBIR,
-xs....-rp.ror ar LAW --orce in Ross Building,
{ zte friaaRc once un stairs, hlsh Stree 'ilh
eTst PIX, II Nlksuns.a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14

0uvsrCIAS and Surgeon, Mineral POINT "lsso,s5 4
I tYs.es one door shove Palords Drug story, 90 90
rfret..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14
D. 81. CLAIR Z,
GARDNER e. sEfG~,

voTAEY Public. Land Agent, &c. &c, A.ss' 10 -.
eoanty Wis, win attend 10 iie Fasfhe"' "
L vi,h accuracy and dispatch o.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-14
arK,n..E ". CoBH.

1a0nVCE and general Ccnin'-slen lp sar
- Fl salt Water Lime &c, stone NaFeIol7e' aedi
Il Depot, Mineral Point
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

New Yosk, Nova. 4
The Scotia arrived at 81 O'Clock. Lord
Lyons Iis passenger.
The Gladiator, At Liverpool 6om BermuS
ID. brought snndry reports as 70 hostile in
tentions Of Commodore Wilkes, one state.
ment going as far as to say that he had
blockaded the ports, and refused to with.
draw his ships on the request Of the Gov.
eminent. He sent 3 boat to the Gladiator
and ordered the Captain to go aboard his
vessel, but the Captain refused, being at tho
time under the protection Of British man.
of-war, which ran out her guns ready for
action. The Gladiator was allowed to pro.
coed. The matter attrscts attention in Eng.
land. al f,tfSssl, .s. H. Esf.sz Il. ase.s,s.e.E s.w
lit is said that an order has been isssned
for the.immediats reinforcement Of the West
Indian squadron. A Cabinet council, which
had BEEN sum uloned, did not sit. S 4 .-
The Army and Navy Gazette informs rs
that Lord Lyons returns to Washington
without any instructions 7 III regard to 9
change Of policy, except such as may by ne
cessitated by contingencies. sTes4 -
The Morning Herald hopes Lord Lyons
takes out q message Of some importance. I,
urges recognition and q representation, and
thinks that armed Intervention on the par
Eof Europe ispossible. It regards the ne,,.
ftrality on which the government pride.
itself, as the greatest cruelty to both parties
The Daily Meas; prints the speeches O
numerous members of Parliament, to indi
cate that Gladstone has made few proselyte.
among the intelligent members to the con
tederate cause So; y t.=st 2t>s rStfn5 TYfS5
| ladstone,. through his secretary, has is.
sued Still smother explanation of his reren,
remarks. He holds himself fully respons-
IDLE for what he said as to the. formation o.
a southern nation, but is not responsible fol
differences which have been drawn
Numerous members OF p arliament have
been addressing public meetings. All refer
to America, but generally refrain from urg
ing the recognition Of the South - *"9si -:
| Golden addressed the Manchester Cham
Der of Commerce in advocacy of the aboli
ton Of commercial blockade, and security o
private property at sea. " T. - 80. =. -
/ Glass, Elliot s. Co., write to Mr. Fiel6
very hopefully Of the Atlantic cable, and Of
fer to take the contract on the most liberia
terms, and express the greatest faith in its
accomplishment ~, ~..s s-..:.-,~
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12
Comfort for Compromisers.~

The Redmond Whtg Of the 3oh ult. in
an article upon recent speeches made by
Messrs. Seymour and Van Buren, in which
they held out the hope that the rebel States
would be brought back to the Union If the
people would support their submission ticket
thus spurns and rejects their propositions :
mo, the people Of oil shades OF opinion,
in'the United States had better make up
their minds that the separation that has
taken place Was necessary and is final. We
are as wide apart IS the zenith and .nadir.-
We are rs different Is white from black-as
antagonistic IS fire and water. They can
never conquer, nor coax, nor cheat as into
re union: The sooner they surrender the
hope and abandon the effort the better for
them. We think 10 better of the propo-
sition when coming from conservatives than
when coming from 'radicals.'
This IS cold comfort for the don<hsaces.
who have cheated tens Of thousands Of mea
into voting their ticket by holding out the
promise that the war could Be adjusted BY !
moderate compromise and The Union saved
bT a.littls cancellation - GhioaN yournal
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12
TAKEN lip.

y Y thu subscriber about the last Of July, 1852
- one yoke of large red Oxen between eight
and nine years old, one il triie smaller than
the other and Of little lighter color both Of
said cattle have st#rs in their foreheads, the
spotn the smallest ones forehead being the
largest, and the largest one has some white be-
tween the forelegs. Also. white Cow with
red ears, her right horn is little Topped with
have said cattle by calling on the subscriber at
his farm in the township Of Belle Creek, sect,o,
~ range l6, town III, and proving property
and paying charges. JOHN 1GO.
November II, 1882 *y7p16w:
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12
General HlcClella. Removed.

N General Nc clellanshas been removed
from the command Of the army &c the 20.
to'nac, and Gen. Burnside appointed in his
place. Gen. Hooker takes the place D
Burnside. The removal of Mcclellan was
entirely unexpected to the army, and creates
intense excitement. The immediate cause
Of removal is said to be, refusal to obey
instructions Of the General in Chief where
BY thsrebel army escaped to Richmond. ais,
diliatoripess in al his movements, whereby
the advantage Of fine weather was lost ant
the war prolonged.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12
Government Securitt e..

1t has been said that Government note,
were 1t a discount Of twenty five OF thirty
per cent. 81 This is untrue. There is a elias.
Of Government paper out acAicA docs not pur
port to be Legal tender for all Gouernmen
claims, that is not worth as much as gold
by from twenty to thirty per cent. It is
worth, however, more than the issue of an,
private or public banking institution in thu
country. But there is elassof Govern
ment paper out that is worth in any none,
market twenty five per cent. more than any
bank issue, and only three or four cents or
the dollar less than gold. $50. g..
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12
General MitcheIi,s Death.

The man whose name heads this article
lis now dead. lie died Of Yellow fever
about three weeks ago in the resimental
hospital At Beaufort. South Carolina. We
unite with our coun.rymen in mourning the
nntimsly death Of \ statesman. age0fleman.
. scholar, and . soldier. These qualities
were oil singalarly eentrsd in General
Mitchell. .s as se.a.., aa s.ss.s@ss
The Cincinnati Gasttts pays the follow
ing beautiful tribute to his memory:
1--WE do not propose to indulge in useless
regrets. but it is impossible u concssl our
sorrow at the sudden removal .ofa man Who
to the gallantry Of : true soldier. and Tho
scientific knowledge Of the accomplished. Of
ficsr, .dasi the comprehensive as,ainaents
Ola philosopher. and the hamanity 81 the
Christian Amersca viii enroll i. tho 80
oris Of her patriotic. fsw nsrs deserving
than that Of Major General Mitchell.