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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
CHATTER 20.


AEACT 70 change the time # holding the
Circuit Court [Courtsl IN certain counties
of tbs. State.
IN. peogte Of tire Suite Of Wisconsin, reprcseuted
an tSetdte ami 1sses4Ity, do enact rs T0tlors-
Section / Hereafter tae term, OF the
Circuit Court TCourts in and for the several
counties hereafter named, shall be held at the
several times hereinafter mentioned, instead
OF the tiIn-s now provided by law, viz: In
the County Of Clark on the first Monday Of
September and the third Monday of May,
of each year; In the County Of jackson, On
the second Monday Of September and the
second MONDAY Of May, OF each year; IN
the County Of La Crosse, on tine third Mon
dav OF September and tae first Monday Of
April, in each year; in the County Of Mon
roe, on the first Monday Of October and the
third Monday Of April of each year; P-ori-
dei that the first April term shall be held in
1858 and shall not be construed a IN any
wise interfering with the spring term VI 1862,
as now provided bv law. In the County Of
Bad AK on the second Monday Of October
and the fourth Monday of April, in each year;
in the County Of Crawford, on the third Mon
day of October and the fourth Monday of
Nav, of each year; in the County of Buffalo,
on the fourth Monday of October and the
first Monday of Nav, of each wear; in the
County Of Trempeleau Trcnpealeau, on the
first Monday Of November and the first
"Wednesday after the first Tuesday of April,
of each year; in the County Of Richland,
on the second Monday of November and the
first Monday of june of each year
See. >. All process actions, proceedings
or rccocnizances heretofore commenced, is
sued or taken III or from said Courts or either
of them, and all proceedings pending therein,
or returuable thereto, whether BY recoenizlu-
ces or otherwise, shall be held and taken as
returnable al the times named in this act as
the times for holding said Court, respectively.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts conflict
ing with the provisions of this act. are hereby
repealed, and this act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage and publ
cation
Approved March s. 1852
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
PREMIUM STOVES.
THE MINING PUBLIC

Are informed that We are prepared ts make Snxxr
| lHoS fVEPs OF any dimension, 10 RIDER, sn shori
! notice.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19

IAls : m oHig Ccupesifio kHoacn iehich aclisuc
cessfrHg resist '1freme chaBrrs Of an claaat far
any length of tune aeB GppitSd 10 metals TO which
Il aheres firmly, forming body equal three coats Of
ordinary paint costs mich less and viii last three times
long ana from its elasticity is not injured hv the
traction and expansion Of tin and other Metal Roofs
CONSEQUENT upon sudden changes of the weather.
10 LlA not erack old rAa az Warm Bea-
Their md mn I5ask oF
Ieokg Tn and othsr Metal Reefs can be readily re-
paired With GHita Per6AG Cement. and prevented
from further corrosion and leaking thereby ensuring
perfectly Water-tsht roof for many years.
This Cement is peculiarly adapt the preserva-
ton Of iron E0iiiBgs. y Ores P.aacs safes 4gri-
cultural implements, Sc also for general Inanuactu
use
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
pprovcd March s, 1862.


An ACT to change the time for advertising
lands for sale BY County Treasurers, for de-
linquent taxes.
TIE People Of re St.tts Of Wisconsin represented
IN SeRats and 4sS-tJky, 40 enact rs f0llo'cs-
Section l. Lands returned to County
Treasurers for delinquent taxes, provided
BY law, shall not be advertised for sale by
any County Treasurer in this State, prior to
the first Monday in April next after the return
thereof
Sec. Q The delinquent taxes and charges
returned on any such lands, may be paid to
the County Treasurer, as otherwise provided
by law, at any time PRIOR to said first Monday
in April, without any charge or fee for adver-
tising the same being made or preferred
against the person paving such taxes.
Sec. g. The Secretary Of State shall forth
with submit transmitl by mail a printed
copy of this acr to each County Treasurer in
this State; and this act shall take effect and
be in force from and after lis passage and
publication.
Approved March 5. 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
JOB WORK

VI a. Alhos done with neatnes. and despatch
- ""IH done al our establishment Will bs war
ra1ied Ia every particular.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
To THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.

y ,he month of December 1855 the undersigned for
the first tIae offered for sale to the public DE-. }.
BovEE DoD's IMPERIAL Wig BrIERs and in this short
period they have given suc oIsNersI satisfaction
many thousands II persons who tried them that
establi had article. The bodily and
mortal misery arising simply from "a neglect of small
complaints is surprising and is therefore Of the utmost
importance that strict attention the
triug bodily ament should be had; for diseases Of the
body must invariably affect the mind The subscribers
only ask trial Of DR. J. BoVEE DoD'S IMPERI-
AL WINE BlTTERS from all who have not used them.
We challenge the world to produce their equal
These Btters, for the cure Of Weak Stomachs, Gene
raj Debility, and for Purifying and Enrchng the Blood
are absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy
earth 70 be assured Of this it is onlE necessary
make the trial The wine itself is Of very superior
quality, being about Oner stronger than other wines
warming and invgoratng the whole system, from the
head to the feet As these Bers and altera
tive in their character they strengthen and nvgorate
the whole and give and healthy action
TO all its parts, by equazing the circulation wing
distinctions, and producing general warmth. They
also excellent for diseases and weakness peculiar
fem"es, where Tonic Is required gfheH and
bra he sgSfrm No lady. who is subject to asstude
aud aintne should be without them they reviv
flying in their action.
Tasse Buffers nil not only but Percent Disease
and in this respect ouby valuable the persons
who may use them. For
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
New Drug Store.

4 7 the sign of the Golden Mortar, Moffetrs Bl.
~ Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
royed March s, 1862.
tEiaPTitR -.

AN ACT to amend Section two of CHAPTER
10 Of the Revised Statutes, entitled OF
the Registra zion Of Marriages Births and
Deaths" and to repeal section ten Of Chap
ter log Of the Revised Statutes, entitled
OF Marriages"
TIE Psopr@ Of ire state Of Wisconsin, represented
~ Senate and assembly, do enact as J0it0tcs
Section l. Section two of Chapter 10 oi
the Revised Statutes, is hereby amended by
adding thereto the following: And if any
person whose duty it shall be to return such
certificate, shall neglect to return the same,
rs provided by this section. he shall forfeit
for every such neglect, a sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars, nor less than tcnty-fve
[twentv-fvel dollars"
See. > Section ten Of Chapter 100 Of the
Revised Statutes, is hereby repealed.
Sec. This act shall take effect from and
after it, passage and publication.
Approved March S 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
CHAPTER 80.
An ACT 30 confer on Circuit Courts powe
to yacate towns or parts Of towns ia certain
cases.

An ACT 10 confer on Circuit Courts power
10 yacate towns or parts of towns ia certain
cases.
re Psop1e Of ne Ststs n Wisconsin, represented
II Senate ana issem5iy, 10 enact rs f3551c>
Section J. The Circuit Courts are hereby
authorized and empowered To vacate anv citv.
town or village, or any addition or additions
30 any city, town or village, or any part or
parts OF such Citv. town OF village. or any adj
dition., on application made 10y the Board IF
Supervisors of ,he county in which such citv
town or village. or addition. i situated, for
good cause. Such application nav be heard
a. any general or special term Of the Circuit
Court held in and for the county in which
such citv, town or village. or addition Is Situ-
ated l. i intended hereby 10 confer d;scre-
tIoaary power en- the Circuit Courts 10 vacate
any city, town or village or addition thereto,
or part thereof whether the proprietor or
proprletors thereof are residents or nou-resi-
dents, IN all cases where the proprietor or
pToprletors have neglected or shall hereafter
neglect TO pay the taxes assessed and levied
on .Ike same, and the county ia which the
.aui-is situated, has acquired. or shall here
after acquire, an interest therein bv virtue of
tax deeds. tax certificates or otherwise and
the Court TO which such application shall he
made. shall hesr proofs Of the facts ana cir
cumStances
Sec .. Sections thirteen, fourteen and IF
teen of Chapter fortv-seven Of the Revised
Statutes, so far a. the same can be appI, able.
shall govern in proceedings under this at.
Approve ed March s. 1881
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
Gutta Percha Cement.


or preserving and repairing Tin and other Metal Roofs
~ every description from its great elasticity Is not in
JuEeh ~ The contraction and expansion " Metals and
Nt-t ~ er"f@ r. cotd Hayas Heather
ihr>e ha' erals are adapted 70 an climates and Ne
ae pr Psfed 10 supply orders from any part # the
country A. snort notice. for Gutta Pgrcha Roofing in
...s, 5eSN prepared fgr use, and Guta Percha c.
ton 'oi ''i'a-
AGEN is WA NTED
I" F'I MAKE liberal and satisfaction, arrosc<
tA TespoPstbie parties trkO asgald IKE 10 rs
'''>' i'0-A-''aiieii' "us--
Our TERMS ARE CasH
- Ia, Eye alum dant Proof Of all We c.im in favor
!. - 8 ho1iiFas materials having applied them
ciGity i94A N4'N ana VI
JOHNS & CROSLEY,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS
hoiesa' e Warehouse - William STREET.
..-. - L'.sIt' street, NEW Yo Il.
@ Nc-alttNe circulars and Prices VIII be f1rnShe i
sly on application
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
GU 3 TERMS ARE CaSu
JOHNS G. cRoStEv
A. JUDSON

Nt'l riuaiSSt ut~lsr t4-~vrtPrIon No
50 lark street near Lake. ChicaCo. Illinois
va Pianos taken in exchange for ones. Pr
a. 70 rent large assortment ~ Music AMI Music
500 conS'an-3r hand d. hers. Teacher. a. 4
7i-H'fl,> supplied en- hr most liberal 4
stressed Q" A. Jud~o Higgins, Chica.o, Ills
~ receive prompt atteati-r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
49,
CiItFTEls -.

IN ACT to amend Chapter IS Of the General
Laws Of 1860 entitled . an act TO limit the
liabilities liability of counties in certain
cases"
The People of TIE star. or Wisconsin, represented
"a Senate and assembly, 40 enact as folt01oS.
Section /. Section one of Chapter 50 Of
the General Laws of 1860, entitled IAN act to
limit the liability of counties in certain cases,
i hereby amended 20 as u read as follows,
viz: " Whenever, n criminal action or pro-
ceeding, an. attorney or counsellor shall de-
fend the person charged with any oif-use, by
Older Of the court, the ground that the ac-
cusco Is destitute Of the means to employ
counsel, the county in which such criminal
action or proceeding may arise, or shall be
pending, shall only be liable To pay such attor-
ney or counsellor for his services, such sum
a the court in which such service shall be
performed shall bv an order, TO be entered
IN the minutes thereof certify TO be 4 reason
able compensation therefor, and which sum
shall in no case exceed fifteen dollars per dav
f'r each day act,dly occupied in such trial or
proceed. ("
Sec ,. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage and publication
Approved March ;. S62
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-19
ISCIpiEN CONSUMPTION.
DR.. Dods' Celebrated Wine Bitters

Weak Lungs, Indigestion Dyspepsia Diseases Of tht
Nervous SYSTEM Paralysis, Piles, and for all
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02
For the Western Democrat.
SALT.

Mr., EDITOR: As have been to Saltville, Va. 10
purchase salt for individuals and for Union county,
and being that others are anxious to kno"
something about the prospect of getting salt and trans
purtation for it. will write few lines the salt sub
ject and the authorities of the Virginia Railroads
When | left home | knew it was very doubtful about
getting poration Cor SALT and determined to
find out all could while on my way
When | arrived Petersburg, called on the PreSl-
dent of the SouthSde road for information in regard
the transportation of Salt from Virginia to North
Carolina He told me had better 60 to Gov Letcher
as he would give all the information l desired
| Immediately took the train for Richmond and upon
arriving there called Gov. Letcher. In answer to
my inquiries he said be could not tell anything
about it but if would go to Mr. Dodemead, Railroad
Superintendent Lynchburg, could get the desired
information. | then went to Lynchburg and had an
interview with Mr. Dodemead, who said he could not
tell me much about it, but that the Confederate Gov
eminent be supplied first, the State of FIrgIna
next, and then others could I'M but could get
transportation from Saltve Lynchburg it wOuid all
be right and that he thought | could succeed in get
ting the salt that far then went TO Satville, where
saw Mr. Woodfin and asked him if | could get trans
portation for salt He replied that could not, for he
had just received telegram from Mr. Dodemead tell
ing him furnish transportation for salt until the
Government and the State of Virginia supplied
then gave up all hopes of getting any salt. MI
Woodfn said he did not know what he should do with
the salt for North Carolina, for it IN his way lie
also said that he making from twelve to thirteen
hundred per day. and that he thought he could
make enough during the months OF December Jam
nary and February, do the State, and perhaps he
could get trans oration for it after while
Outside the works Salt can be purchased at from $50
to 25 per bushel of fifty pounds. think it would be
best for all that have wagons and teams TO send them
before the roads get in bad condition
Gov Letcher took offence at that part OF Gov.
Vance's message relative embargo and the Vir
gina authorities generally much opposed to it,
therefore will not get any arors as long as it can
be helped. y.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02
Equity Land Sales.

In obedience to decree of the Court of Equity OF
Meckenburg County, made for partition among the
heirs at law, of the late James Lonergan, decd, will
sell in the Public Square of Charlotte the 22nd day
of December, 1862 to the highest bidder executing
bond with approved security credit Of six months
with interest from sale, the following Real Estate, to
wit
A valuable front Lot on Tryon Street, two doors
from the Mansion House, in Charlotte twenty-seven
feet 'front.' and running back hundred and ninety
FIVE feet, embracing good two-story Brick Building,
containing six rooms, with good Kitchen Stable Ice
House, &c, making it a first rate business stand.
Also FIVE hundred acres, more less, Of first rate
Farming Land lying the South Fork Of the Cataw
ba River in CASTOR county, mes southwest Of Char
lotte and mile from the Ferry embracing excellent
Barn and other good out-budugs, about onethird Of
it being under high state Of cultivation ard the ball
heavily timbercd aud tho whole well watered with
good springs OF fresh, cool The land 10 adapt
ed to the culture Of corn, wheat cotton, &c.
Any further Information may be obtained from Ed
ward Lonergan, living at Lonergnn's Ferry.
A. G. WILLIAMSON, c. NJ. p.
Nov Is. 1862, 1t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02
FROM THE WEST.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, November 29.--No movement Of
any importance has yet occurred in Middle Tennessee
Yesterday, another skirmi>h took place at Lavergne
Our troops fell back Smyrna The Yankees did not
pursue but retired also. and re-occuped Layergne
The loss was light on both sides.
The Knoxville Register says Col. Howard's Alabama
cavalry returned to East TENNESSEE from Kentucky
with five thousand hogs. Gen Bragg has fifteen thou
sand cattle and ten thousand hogs.
Immense supplies being brought from Middle
Tennessee. Large wagon trains daily passing
Southwark from Lebanon, loaded with -four and
bacon.
Col. Duke, of Gen. John H. Morgans command says
a general engagement near Nashville is imminent.
On the 18th, near Lebanon, Morgan captured wag-
train and one hundred and eighty prisoners and on
the l5th drove the Aboltionsts of Lebanon, kill
ing and wounding considerable number CT them.
MOBILE Nov. 29.-The Advertiser and Register has
a despatch dated Sallo 27h inst, which says that
Sunday, 23d, regiment of new Abolition recruits
Corinth refused to obey marching orders for Grand
Junction Two regiments attempted to coerce them,
when fight followed, continuing three hours,
resulting in great number killed and wounded on
both sides 1t is said that the troops from Renz were
ordered up to quiet the insurgents, bit the fight had
ceased
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02
LATEST NEWS.
CAPTURE OF TWO YANKEE GUNBOATS IN
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA

we learn from letter in the Raleigh Journal of
Saturday that Capt. John n. Whitford's company of
fartzan Rangers captured yankee gunboat Bay
River in Craven county Thursday last, and burnt
the boat and took the prisoners consisting of
white men and 20 negroes
And the Wilmington Journal learns officially that
capt Newkirk's cavalry company and Capt Adams
tlliery company, destroyed of the enemy's gum
boats in New River, Onslow county, last week. The
ooat had been to jacksonville the county of On
SLOW" where the crew had broke into the Court House
ana Post Office and stolen their contents. Tho boat
was attacked on its way back and driven ashore. The
ere" Immediately fred her and escaped in small
BOAT; but large quantity of shot, SHE'LL ammunition
ana small arms were saved by our men. We hope
every yankee boat that enters our rivers will be at
tackled in the same way.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02

In this town, on the 9Th November Mrs Sarah Cath
arine Jarratt, wife of VIM. Jarratt aged 2s years
In ihs county, on the 23d October William Allison
a native of lrcdell county, aged 90 years
On the 9Th ult,, at StraSbuIg, Va, Hugh Wilson
Iandell, of Mr. Hugh Kirkpatrick of this county,
in the goth year of his age-a member of Co. K 3oth
Regt. c. V.
At Mddletown, Va, on the goth November of brain
fever, Moses F. Ezzell, of Co. X, 30th n. C. Reg
At Charlottesville, Va, on the 2Sth August from the
effects Of wuund received in the battle of Manassas
". +. Henderson, member of Capt Browns company
from Mscklenburg-37th n c. Reg.
Leroy Sample, member of the 37th Regt. N. c. T,
fell on the historic and bloody plains of Manassas
the LIST September, lS62-a martyr to his country's
call. Mecklenburg county has lost many of her noble
sons in the second struggle for independence and she
stands ready to offer BIt of all her offerings
and gifts to the Confederate service she pre-
scented better soldier than Sergeant Sample. In
times OF peace men can initiate and boast all the
manly virtues of nature, and it is very difficult
matter to distinguish the true metal from the base
alloy. Not so in the camp upon the batte-fc
We have perfect mirrsr il their character
"a very index TO their soul. AND in this view young
Sample was ordinary | speak what do
know, for | was his companion in several hard
tried batt!e-felds. He obedient modest and I'M
assuming in all his department, yet as brave Julius
Caesar. May his example be emulated by all who
! knew him-bsth in the gallant manner in which he
died and the moral tone of his life l.. A. P.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-02
A PROCLAMATION
By tie Gorernor Of North Carolina


Whereas in order to stop, if possible, the wicked
of speculation which is blightng the land and
prevent the production of famine and distress Ill the
midst of plenty, the Legislature of North Carolina, by
Joint resolution thereof ratified the 22d day of this
month, (November,) have authorized me to lay en-
barge upon the expectation from the State of certain
articles of prime necessity, except TO certain persons
and for certain purposes:
Now, therefore, l. ZEBULON B. VANCE, Governor
of the State of North Carolina, do issue this, my proc
lanation, forbiddng all persons, for the space Of
thirty days from the date hereof from carrying beyond
the limits of the State salt bacon pork beef corn,
| meal flour, potatoes, shoes, leather hides, cotton
cloth, and yarn and wooden cloth. The following
persons alone be exempted from this prohibit
tion viz.
All Ouartermasters and Commissaries, Agents Of the
Confederate Government and of any State OF the Con-
federacy, exhibiting proper evidence of their official
character; also all Agents of any county district town
corporation Of other States who shall exhibit salts
factory proof of their authority purchase such art
Giles in behalf of such town, county, district corpo
ration for public for distribution at cost and
tran sportaton, and for resale profit also all
persons non-residents, who may have bought such
articles before the date hereof The exception is to
salt made by non-residents the seacoass
and in their works, and to cargoes entering any
of our ports from abroad.
ANY of said articles that may be stopped tran.itu
from our borders be coufscated the of
the State
Until further orders the Colonies of Militia in the
different counties, are cnJoned TO sec that this prOcla
nation is enforced.
Not intending desiring TO prevent the people OF
our sister States from sharing with citizen,
Whatever spare, but TO repress speculation so
far may be possible earnestly appeal all good
citizens to aid and sustain in the enforcement of
this proclamation for the common good
In witness whereof, ZEBULox B. VANCE Governor,
Captain General and Commander in Chief, hath signed
these presents and caused the great seal of the State
TO be affixed.
Done at city of Raleigh, this 26th day of Nove-
Der, A D., 1862 and in the year of our independence
the S7th Il. B. VANCE.
By the Governor:
R. H. BATTLE, Private Secretary.
Dec 2, 1862 ct