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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

mortgages in certain cases, and intended
to aid in relieving farm mortgagors, was
passed over sseavvg0so4 asifes @l0vsFaUR.sazzz
This morning few appropriation bills,
finishing up old Business, were introduced.
Sen. LAWRENCE moved q reconsideration
of the vote by which his resolution for an
amendment to the Constitution, author.
izing the reconAtrpction Of the Supreme
Court, was 4ejso5eds The motsos 10 n
consider prevailed, and the resolution was
referred to select committee.
A large number OF local bills were
passed, also bill granting to the Cover
nor $15, 900 to use, if necessary, in the
care Of sick and wounded Wisconsin SOL
diers, FIVE Democratic Senators voting in
the negative.
Assem6ly.-At the session yesterday af-
ternoon and in the evening, large num-
Der of bills were considered 10 committee
OF the whole, and ordered TO third read
ing. Mr.. HANsoN's bill cutting off the
newspaper publication of the lists of de-
linquent lands by county Tressurers, was
indefinitely postponed; ayes 46; noes 81
The long tax bill which passed the Sem
ate yesterday, was returned to that body
by the House for eDgrossment.
The senate bill for stfe satisfaction Of
mortgages ia certain cases-a farm mort
gagor measure-7etoed by the Governor,
passed the House notwithstanding the
Governors objections, having previously
passed the Senate
a number of local bills were passed and
bills amending SEQ ion IL, chapter 1913, of
r. s., concerning claim and delivery of
personal property; amending section 70,
of chapter 10, of Revised Statutes, con-
corning highways and bridges; to amend
chaptersI B4 ofsR r. 8; ooscerniugsinqaeets
of the dead; to compel payment OF State
tax in certain civil actions; for compensa
ton of county treasurers; providing for
removal of Ashland county seat and au-
thorizing Chicago and Northwestern rail
way to create and issue preferred capital
stock to take up its second mortgage bonds
and coupons.-March 26.
.Senate-Tbe Senate met at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and transacted quite
an amount of business. A bill was passed
incorporating the Grant River and Missis.
sippi Road Company; to repeal an act
passed in 1862, and entitled "to quiet titles
in certain cases.; to incorporate Green
Bay and Sturgeon Bay Plank Road Com
pany.
This morning bill was passed for the
settlement OF the liabilities of the State,
if any, to the Rock River Canal Company;
one to authorize the Chicago and North
western Railway Company to issue pre-
ferred capital stock with which to pay its
second mortgage bonds. Senator CLARK
introduced as substitute bill for raising
a state tax to pay $500 for each man here
after required to make up the quota of
this State, and supported it in speech
which showed that he has tackled about
on war matters-Narch 81.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

been there was q small affair between the
guard of a wagon train aud some guerril
uisss None OF our regtn.nts participated
in it. Oar correspondent says:
ut not zunfreqn entity happens that {
copy of your Valuable paper nnds it's way
into the camp Of the 18Th Wis. Regiment.
Whenevar this occurs, the paper is sought
with avidity, not only because it gives Us
Wisconsin news, but because OF It's bod
and answering support of all the meas
ures adopted by the present admipistra-
ton, for the suppression of the rebellion
These measures meet with the hearty ap.
proval of large aiority OF both The OH
GERS and the priyetes OF the 18Th regi inent
Well knowing the factious, disgracefsi
and reasonable opposition, TO some of tse
most important of these measures, upon
the part OF the Copperheads of the North,
it is indeed refreshing to get, and to Pc
ruse the Journal, wherein we never tail to
dad the severest rebuke=, to those who
would, for the sake of party, and for the
sake of the love they bear 10 the peculiar
institution, sacrifice the honor, the lnt eg-
rity and the character of the Federal Gov
eminent, and the hopes OF civilization ev-
erywhere upon the bloody altar of this
" Moloch of Slavery" These uouM be
leaders, forget that the soldiers whom they
are betraying, will one day return, and
visit their betrayers at the ballot box with
a terrible retribution.'
"A letter from the 20th states that The
regiment was at Helena on the 18th
Great satisfaction was felt in the regiment
at the suppression of cotton spectators.
"Ool. GILL is the favor;e of the regiment
in him it has unbounded confidence He
cannot be made to kneel at the shrine OF
cotton to gain fortune at the cost OF bis
country's peril"
Our correspondent pays his respects to
the Patriot, of March 7th, and the pre-
tended letters of soldier at Vicksburg.
He finds in the former only /" bitter howl
against every effort OF the Administration
to crush this horrid rebellion" He de-
clares the sentiments Of the latter find no
sympathy with theJ mass of the army,
whether among Democrats or Republicans
and adds:
{" We can never believe with the conser-
natives, that the war is justly carried
on and de CRYING support only when il
exempts negroes from military duty to
save slavery and thus bring our last brother
TO perish Ia their places"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
Published March 20, 1891
CHAPTER Ga.

AN ACT to amend chapter forty Of the general law
OF 1901, entitled Gan act 30 require owners oi
certain mschines to guard against accide nts"
The people of tbs state Of wisconsin rspre q tied
in senate and assembly, do ensct follows. !,
Section i. Section one, Of chapter 40 Of the gen.
efal laws OF 1851 IL hereby amended. 30 to sd
~ foilows "AH pefsons h re after owning or ran.
a'ng any ths~shing machine in this state, shall
cause the TWO iengths of Stumbling rods next the
thre hing machine, together with the knuckles or
JOINTS and jacks Of the tumbling rods be safely
boxed or secured while running"
Sec. 2ssakection t&o Of said act il hsreby amanda
ed 80 as to read az follows ssAny person or per-
sons owning OF running any threshing machine in
this stats, without complying with the require
ments Of section one of this act, sh.ii be held La
BILE 10 the person damaged, for any damage which
may be sustained by such person by reason Of such
neglect; and NO action shall be maintained, nor
shall any legal liability exist, fos services rendered
by or With any threshng machine, when it shall be
made to appear that the first section OF this act has
not been complied with. "a ssty 8 Es1tsA al g r.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after the frat day of August next.
Approved March Is, 1868. NACOPY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
Laws Of Wisconsin.
OFFICIAL. ~

All Acts published in the State Paper, that have
the word "copy" appended, are those selected b.
the Secretary of State, 'sActs OF general inter
est provided in Sections 81 and 3D. Chapter & or
the revised Statutes. All publishers of Weekly
newspapers in the State, who shall publish in the
respective newspapers the acts thus designated,
will be allowed thirty dollars for such entire mn
location. JAMES T. LEWIS
Secretary of state,
Where a superb uous word is found in the en-
rolled bill 1T is printed IN the text, but in ;taiics
and enclosed in parenthess, (thus. Where a word
is and necessary TO SUSAN the OF the con-
text, or where one word has been obviously mis-
taken tor another, the word supposed to be PROBE
is supplied, but in brackets, thus and in no case
is the text of the enrolled bill altered
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
lPublished March 20, 1868.
CHAPTER Ga.

AN ACT reistiSs trial of offenses committed
against sc3ns~ sock companies.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact as foiiows
Section l. That in all proceedings OF a original
nature hereafter be had taken by way of com.
convict and punish any offender against the RIG hts
or property OF any Joint stock company or assoca-
lion, whether such rights property are held by
such company association AS owner, bailee or
otherwssr, SHAH aud may % Law ful aud su1ici
to state the rig nts property OF joint stock
company or assocarop Co be the rights or property
III any officer Tor the being such JOINT stock
company OF associaeton; aud any forgery, fraud,
intent Co inJure o. defraud any such JOINT stock
company or association, shall and lawfully may, ia
any sdcn complaint Indictment, be LAID or stated
Go have been committed gAinst or with the intent
joint stock company ISOLATION aud any sone nd
er may there upon bo lawfully convicted Tor any
such odense; aud in all allegations, or
other proceedings of any kind WI atsoever which
state the names OF the persons composing such
joint stock company association, it shall and
may be lawful and sufficient state the name of
any officers for the time being of such joint stock
company OF association.
Sec. 2. Ii any person, being stockholder or
member OF any joint STOCK company II ASSOCIATION,
small steal or ebezLle any goods, money, effects,
bills, notes, securities or other property of be-
ougiug to such joint stock company association,
shall commit any fraud, forgery, crime Sc
asanst with intent TO injure uefra any such
joint stock company association, stockhold-
er or member OF such JOINT stock company or assoc
cation shall be liable to indictmenI
aud may thereupon be lawfully convicted. "a If
or member OF sucn JOINT stock company or associa-
ton.
Sec. g. This act shall take e fleet imme aseiy
Approved March 10, 1903. ~ COPY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
March %, 1868.
CHAPTER &c.

AN ACT to amend section Al, chapter SO, of the
revised statutes, entitied of alienation by de ee
OF the proof and recor ling OF conyel ances, ana
cancsliDg of mortgages
The people Of the state IF Wisconsin, rfrssent>d in
senate ana assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. Section forty-one OF chapter eighty
six of the revised statutes, is hereby amended by
adding thereto the following words, TO wit: " And
al. discharges shall be in the general IN
de K and subject all the provisions OF other en-
tries such general ind@x so that the secuoh as
anne ded will read: Any mortgage thaI mas peen
BIZ al entry In the margin OF the record thereof,
signed by the mor,gagee, his personal represent
tativs or ..ipnee edging the satisfation Of
tto ,,o-ta.ga IL pne presence of the register OF
deeds or ais VINO SD all uoscrbe the sam ss
a witness and such entry shall have ths sans Ell
g., 80 : ddad 81 release duly acknowledged and
racarded. and ali discharges shall be entered In
the general index, and be subject TO all the prosis
e =. otIer entries in such general index,
Annroyed March 70, 1865 EAcOPf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
Published March 20, 1853. ]
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT 70 repea; chapter 1919 of the general laws
of IsJS, entitled " an act to amend section II Of
chapter 10 OF the revised statutes, entitled 6 of
highways and bridges" and chapter 1872 OF the
general laws of 1902, entitled act to amend
section II of chapter 10 Of the revised statutes,
entitled OF b ghways and bridges, and OF fer
ries'n and to amend section II Of chapter ~ OF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

DIED. at St. Louis, Aarch IL, Joseph
Pinkert, E. goth Kest. r..
Bennett, E, 10Th.
March 2O-August Wagner, 7th battery
March 21-Jesse F. Evans, d, I'D
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

SKIzIss LIGHT DRAUaHr STKAM1Rs.-
The Government Is seiZing all the hghe
1irauvht steamers upon the upper Aissis.
q ppi and it tributaries for use in the ope-
rations against Vieksburg. Such steam
ers have been seized at Prairie du CHEN,
at La Crosse and other poiCts. Captain
WILSON, of Chippewa Falls, who is in this
city, received notice by last nights mail
that his steamer on the Chippewa river.
had been thus taken Evidently the gov
eminent is getting in earnest sooas OPEN
ing the Mississippi.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

From a macs of army correspondence
and private letters we extract and con-
dense the following items of intelligence
from sundry of our Wisconsin Regiments ::
A member of the 18th Wisconsin
writes from Lake Providence, March 18th ::
Though the papers have had our canal
open for fortnight, with transperts pass;
ing through, the levee was only cut last
evening. This morning a stream of water
eight rods wide and six feet deep is rush.
ing through the canal. The current, how
ever, is very swift, and think it will be
some time before vessels will pass through.
With it's great velocity this current OF
water must soon widen and deepen the
channel. This, with the water from the
channel cut by Col. Bissell above, is over
flowing the country rapidly. 1t is said
that eleven counties (parishes) will be thus
oxertioWed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

SUMNER OPPOSED OLAY's COMBINATION.
Among the Senators who opposed the
confirmation of CAssIUs N. CLAY as Min
ster 20 Russia the second time "ss Soda
ator SUMNER. a Washington corresPon-
dent save:
No man Las ksener sense OF what 10
due the pro2rety and dignity of foreign
cou,ts than Mr.. Sumner ; and hence much
rs he admired Mr.. Clay's many admirable
onsiities. and above all the stesdfastness
Win which he had stood by the cause OF
freedom 10 is darkest hour, he was con-
strained to oppose his appointment TO
place fog which he was not qosllhed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

you stand by the government against
which traitor. in arins are ARA ct. stand
by your country in its hour of perff-nay
more, we demand it. In conclusion. lei
as say hat W. are in Tor the war that
we, are Confident of the righteousness OF
our cause snd of speedy aud final success.
and that those who oppose Us, whsrher
b. word or deed, are traitors to their
country and worthy only of traitor' 5
doom.
T. s. ALLEN, Colonel.
HORACE WALKER, Capt. Co A.
L.G Sraose, Capt commanding Co. @.
JAMES ORDyAT, +" ID.
JOHN G. CLARK. Quarterm .ster.
A. ). BESNkrr, LIST Lieut.. and Adjutant
j. Ii. Cook, Lieut.. Co /.
A.W. HATHAWAY, Lieut.. Co e. GO t
JOHN MGHURTRY, LIST Lieut. Co II.
GEORGE E. HILToN LIST Lieut.. Co G.. y
SAMUEL WHITE, LIST Lieut. CO. D.
Q. W. KEMPH, I'd Lieut.. Co. G.
A. H. ROBINSON, I'd Lieut.. Co. Il.
WIZ. I'll. KUs I'd Lieut.. Co. G.. -
HENRY Z. FARwELI, I'd Lieut.. Co. K
MILES L. BUrrERFIELD, ID Lieut.. Co. r.
RICHARD CARTER, I'd Lieut. Co. L. $
E. z. MILLS, I'd Lieut.. Co. +.
LOUIS 4. MUELLER, Acting Lieut.. Co. @.
X. H. EMERSON, Capt. Co. l.
j. w. DAVIS, Assistant Surgeon.
GEoRGR W. MADISON, Capt Co. B.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
Published March Fl, 1868. I
CHAPTER 81.

AN All TO provide for the sale OF lands for unpaid
taxes, Ia certain cases.
The neonIs of tina state of WISCONSIN ran-a..... !,
in senate and assembly do enact "a fottnw.
r. -, -
oee'o t - :. - ss 49, Guy omcet mas
oeen, VI noi e.ei ~ 70 onJoineo from seihng
any iahu VI Janus, eup9eo., unoef any law OF thus
STATE 10 SAFE ZOE unpaid taxes, anu where such in
junction shall be dissolved by order oil the court,
II suci4 taxes WIN interest anu charges upon such
land or ianus, shall remain unpaid t0r thirty days
after the 9lssoIvins OF snch Injunction as afore-
e'1N, -. -, - " oaio AoI s0cn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
Published March %, 1868
CHAPTER IL.

AN ACT 10 amend chapter So of acts of general
nature Of 1851, entitled san act 10 regulate the
traffic in logs timber and lumber on the WIscon-
sin, Black, Chippewa auG 81. Crolx rivers
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and as seulby, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section three of chapter eighty three of
the acts general of Ioo1 is hereby amend
ed, to read as follows ."Ihe surveyor gen
eral of district number shall keep his office at
Centraba or Grand Rapids in the county of Wood
OF dis number two, the city of la Crosse. or
at North La Crosse, IN tia county of La Crosse of
district number three, at Chippewa Fails, IN the
CO unity Cnippe wa, Eau Claire, in the ty
of Eau Claire of district nuInter four at the city
OF Hudson, in the county OF ct. Croix. ~
Sec q This shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
proyed March 49, 1868. e9-COPY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
Yesterday was payday with. "

Yesterday was payday wittsns. We
were paid to the 30th of October.
"Logan's division, that has been with US
for few weeks, is now on board fleet of
transports. 1t is supposed they are going
to Yazoo City. This leaves Macarthur il
O 1mmand here with about 5000. Almost
every night we lcsr the thunder of guns
from below. The weather is already hot.
The health of our men is good very few
are ia hospital. We drill as much as We
used to in Camp Randall"
Another letter from Lake Providence,
of the same date, says:
The 18th Wisconsin and the 7th Mis-
souri, gave splendid entertainment to
their friends here yesterday, 10 honor OF
st. Patrick. You will notice that 1t was
day before the time, but this was done
because the 7th Mo. had received march
ing orders and did not like 10 leave with
out paying some tribute of respect to the
- dear old land" The most noticeable
thing connected with the affair was
speech by Gen. John A. Logan. 1t was
one of the best efforts | have ever listened
TO. 1t would have done your soal good
TO hear him lash the "pesce croakers" In
the North. He said every country was
cursed with such men. We had them in
the revolutionary struggle. They were
then called E" tories This was TOO mild
a term to apply to the " croakers" OF this
day, who were predicting that the South
could not be whipped by Us and then
working for the tulhmeut of their proph
ecies, in hopes they might get 10 be con-
stables or postmasters in remote towns.
He said abolitlonism was not the cause
of the war, but slavery was-thas 1t Is not
our business now to try and convince the
rebels We are not abolItionists, but to
make them taste of the terrible con5e-
quences of unjast rebelllon.s This coun-
cry, he said, was worth one million OF
lives, for its preservation, and he was will
ling 10 contribute his If necessary. .ss.z :
- A letter from the 1Sah regiment at
the same place says the health of all the
regiments there il remarkably good. The
country in the vicinity is exceedingly rich
with fine plantations on which palatial
mansions have been built by wealthy
slave owners. Over 1000 conIrac"nds
are within our lines there. Rev. Mr..
LIvEkNoRK, chaplain Of Che 10th, has
charge OF them. "They work we'll"
says our correspondent, ;. and most of
them retanxioas to be armed" The 18th
numbers but 2ss men, but those are bard
ened and acclimated soldiers Col. sBoUozs
is an able and efficient officer The report
that We had some time ago that our 14th
had fight in the vicinity with the reha,s
was incorrect. The only fight there has
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

bridges" % At8nwvo eAd
Ins people Of the STATE Of W,seo..,,
s's aaa assembly, do snase q ioliovss
of the sss.r., aa ~ enc haadt.aa.d ns.ety
amend section =! Of chapter 10 Of tthsl rsv;e
es.pssr iss Of Is. s.n n,ss,.'s...a ..d
an act 70 amend SECTION II Of eS.asss = - -
. ss,.s 81 :nsl.a Of and ssasss
Sec. .. Section II Of chapter 40 Of n.
Statutes. entitled "of hisn-sy. .ad briaxss..S
hereby amended 20 a to read ss foliows: :. soc
grieved by any determination Of the sapervsors 81
any town, either in laying out, altering or discos
tiI aing, or in refusing TO lay out, alter dscou
tinue any highway, may, xi,hin thirty days sfter
such detsrmins ton, appeal thsrefrom, and apply
70 justice OF the peace Of the same any sdioin.
ing town, Tor the appointment Of ccmmiosion sfs to
whom an appeal from such determination Of the
supervisors may be taken"
Approved March %, 1853 - COPY
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Notice.

stt t~aNs Notice. a3~+Hf
County Of King. { gage.
In the District Court, Of the Sd Judicial District.
To July term, 1868.
August C. Anderson, mortgage, plaintiff, vs..
VIM. q. Grant, mortgagor, def, and Daniel n.
Pierce, intervenor, for his interest In prsmises
10 WILLIAM G. GRANT, Morssagor: You
are hereby notified that Daniel n Pierce has been
allowed BY said court to intervene for his interest
in the premises mortgaged by you 70 plaintiff, and
has filed petition setting forth his claim to the
dossessiou thereof, which Intervention will come
on to beard At the 6rst term of the court which
shall commence more than two months after the
18th day Of April, instant, and unless you appear
ct said term and answer the said petition, the
same will bs taken ~ confessed by you, and judg-
ment rendered accordingly. The object and pray.
or Of said Intervention 10 to defeat the sale of said
mortgaged premises until the lien Of intsrvenos
therein shall be satisfied and until the equitable
rights of said intervcnor shall be fully secured.
~Fs@ ff~ft ELWOOD EVANS,
.t!f OF Counsel for Daniel n. Pierce.
Intervention fled March 9th, 1863. 22:m2
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