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NOTICE.
Daniel Raridan, Champaign Probate Court,
VS. Petition
William r Raridan I to sell land
Will T. Raridan will take notice that Daniel Rari-
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filed in the Probate Court of Champaign county Ohio
his petitOn the object and prayer Of which is to sell
the following descibed lands for the payment Of the
debts of said defendant-vZ Part OF south side Of N
E. quarter Of section 81, town 3, range r. X con-
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town Of BeIefontaine in Logan cOunty;and also one
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06

Office was like that at the ticket office of a
popular theatre on a benefit night, about the
the time the crowd is beginning to suspect
there Is only standing room left; and the eff
forts TO smuggle in dispatches ahead of their
turn were dexterous as the operations of
the most accomplished thimble-rigger. In
the midst of the throng sundry little pages
seuffied for their places. 1t could hardly te
that they wanted to Operate" for them
selves; and the malicious limited that they
had been sent up with dispatches from Mem
bers, but of course ;hat couldn't be. 40
Member Of Congress would speculate of his
own legislation-at least no one save one
Western Senator who has lively interest in
the location of the Pacific Railroad. And of
course, the few Members who pushed their
own way into the crowd were not drawn there
by the gold speculation at all-they were
merely anxious to get off dispatches about
their anxious families. AGATE
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authority for the guidance of the National
and State Governments When they become
destructive Of these ends, they should be
modified or abolished
The express delegated powers of Congress
Including those necessarily implied, are sure
~ comprehensive enough to relieve the .spar
excellence friends of the Constitution from
all scrupies OF conscience, if indeed the Gov
eminent should need their services. and re-
quire them as a test of their LOYALTY 10 take
oath of allegiance
There is one condition of things, and one
only, when all charters, all constitutions NAV
be torn to atoms and given to the winds. and
that IS, when traitors at home and abroad
private and public, have conspired to ssoIve
the Union, and have brought the Governments
TO d death struggle for existence At such
time every patriot heart viii throb with
love- of country, and offer itself a willing sac
ritice upon that countrys altar At such a
time who can listen patiently to the cavils of
the hypocritically conscientious, the muir
murings of the discontinued, or the poisonous
whisperings of the traitorous-awav with all
cavlls, all suspicious, all mur1auring-draw the
sword, throw away the scabbard unfurI the
national hag-let it wave in triumph over
every battlefield until from the lakes of the
North to the gulf in the South; from the At
lantic in the East to the Pacific in ths West
the whole nation shall once more rejoice IN
der the broad folds of the star spanglet ban
ner, the emblem of the Union of these States
one and inseparable, now and forever.
After three rousing cheers for ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, the convention adjourned without
day.
EDWARD SALOMON, Pres't.
W. e. WEBB, c,auo...;,.
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THE UNION STATE CONVENTION.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
MADISON, March 30, 1864.

MADISON, March 80, 1864.
AtI2 o'clock noon, Horace Rublee, Esq,
chairman of the Union State Committee, call
ed the Convention TO order.
Hen c. C. Sholes, of Kenosha, was chosen
Temporary chairman, and Hon. W. c. Webb,
of Waushara temporary secretary.
On motion of Mr. J. B. Cassody, of Rock,
a committee on credentials was appointed as
follows
J. B. Cassidy, Of Rock, Chairman;
Ist District-F. A. Meyer, of Waukesha;
% District-A. ]. Turner, of Columbia
Sd Distriet-W- W. Field, Of Grant
4th Distriet-Geo. T. Wheeler, of Fond du Lac
5th District-P- Sawyer, of Winnebag
9Th Districts. 8. Burton, OF La Crosse
4 committee n permanent organization,
was appointed as follows:
LIST pistrict-Hon. A. Van wyck, OF Kenosha;
% Distrist-Hon Thomas Hood, of Dane
"a District-Hon. A. ". starks, Of Ssuki
All District-Hon- c. BilIinghurst, of Dodge;
stu Distribution c. :. Kelsey, Of Marquette;
9th DISTRIBUTION H. D. Barron, of Polk
A committee on resolutions was, on motion,
appointed as follows:
4th Distribution. ". Z. smith, of Dodge, chair
lst Distrfct-Hon o II Waldo of Milwaukee:
u Disttict-Hon. J. NJ Bingham, of jefferson;
2d District-Hon. John Walworth, Of RiehIand;
18th District-Hon- Joseph Harris Of Door
9th DESTRUCTION. A. :. McDiil, OF Portage
Mr.. Starks, of Sauk, offered the following
resolution:
Rssglrea That the deIegates to this Convention,
from each Congressional district, be and hereby
authorized select the delegates they wish to
have represent them in the National Convention,
and candidates for Presidential electors for their
respective districts, subject TO the approval OF ths
conyen ton.
The consideration of the resolution was
postponed until after the permanent organi-
zation of the Convention.
Adjourned until o'clock p. III.
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FRANcE,-The Memorial Dipiomdtique saws
a treaty between Maximilian and Napoleon
viii be agreed on Immediately on his becom-
ing Emperor of Mexico. The treaty is intend
ed TO settle the period of French occupation
and TO arrange the liquidation of French
claims The French troops are to be with
drawn gradually when the regimens,i lists are
filed About 5000 of the volunteers of the
foreign legion viii remain in Mexico. The
debt due 10 France is to be paid by fourteen
annual instruments of els, 900. 900 each. The
tederals are said to have violated Mexican
territory, by seizing cotton belonging to the
confederates at MatamoraS.
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The report Of the committee was adopted,
| and the gentleman named were admitted to
! DELEGATES.
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/ and the gentleman named were admitted to
/ seats as delegates.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
! Hon Thomas Hood, from the committee on
I permanent organization, made the following
/ report
The committee on permanent organization
respectfully report the following names as
officers OF this convention:
Presidszt-Edward Solomon, of Milwaukee
observation-disclosures District. C. c. Sholes Keno
sha End district, II. H. Giles Stoughton; ID dist
ret, jefferson Crawford, Grant; ash district, John
'" Taylor, sheboygai 5th district, Philetus Saw
yer, Oshkosh 9Th district, Conrs5 Mason, Buffalo.
SecTetdY1es-W. G. Webb, Wsushara; Frank NJ.
Stewart sauk.
The report was accented, and the gentle
men designated were unanimously elected
as permanent officers of the Convention.
On taking the chair, Gov. SAL0N0N thank
ed the convention for the honor, and declar-
ed his purpose of acting impartially in pre-
siding over its deliberations. He hoped the
proceedings would be characterized by that
feeling Of unaninity which peryaded the
Union people throughout the State. He had
recently had opportunity TO learn some
what of the sentiment of the people in other
States, and it seemed to be the same as here.
He trusted, therefore, that the proceedings
here would give voice to that unanimity of
sentiment
ELECTION OF DELEGATES.
Mr. Billinghurst, Of Dodge, offered the fol-
lowing resolutions
Res0Irsd That the electors and delegates at large
be selected a. follows
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NEW oRK, March 2o.-Ihe following
issued to-day
UNITED STATES Treasury
NEW YORK, March IS, 1864.
BY direction of the Secretary of the Treas
ury notice Is hereby given that, until further
ordered, l will issue TO importers, for payment
OF duties on goods imported by them, eertif-
Gates OF deposit of gold coin to the credit OF
the Collector OF any port as desired, in ex-
change Tor notes, at quarter of one per cent
below the current market value of gold
These certificates are not assisnable, but will
be received by the Collector from the party
10 whom they are issued.
ISignedl ]. J. Cisco,
Assistant T. 5. Treasurer.
The daily payments for custom duties axe
rage not far from $3.50, 600 at New York
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What Ais the Gold Enthusiastically Chase
and the Gold Market.
UNITED STATES TREASURY

NEw YoRK, March 2S-The following was
issued to-day
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Res0lUed, That two delegates and an elector be
selected from each Congress sional d rict.
ReS0}ued That the delegates from the several
districts do now retire and nominate electors aud
delegates in accordance with the foregoing resoIu.
tiOns and report said nominations TO this con.
veution Wit hinoDe hour, and that the convention
suspend business in the meantime.
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E2eesor.-Jonathan Bowman, of Columbia.
| Distyict Dektgates-J. T. Aoak, jefferson
J. B. Cassoday, Rock
| Ahergsates-J " Bingham for j. T. Moak
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vAUkEsHA COUNTY.

1-E- Enos g yotes)-
2-J. r. Carpenter, Geo. z. Westover
3-Chas. W. Potter, Martin Field
4-Myron Gilbert, NJ Sellers.
wAUFACCA COUNTY,
A. h. Osborn, Thorn as Marshall
wACsEARA COUNTY.
". Q. Webb, A. NJ Kimbal.
wIyNEsAeo COUNTY.
1-Chas- E Pike, Joseph Barron.
Geo. B. Goodwin, H P. LeaFins.
81. D. Eanderep. Wn. A BOYD.
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EIr. Nasty has Difficulty with his Flock
and Leaves IL.

AAebNoS AAs
ON2 THE WING Nov. the TO-, lS6i.-The dy Is
asst All is ore Eff Freedum shreekt when
tlosscusko fell she must hev 50 twkt last rossday
bite Cz she beheld tue innanymait corpse NV the
.)imOcratic party which fell, crushing Little
Mack and the hopes NV sum hundreds NV good
Democrats who spectid to be persuaded by ther
.rends in2 acceptin the various oftisis under the
1iuyment
am lost and ruined man. My people are
aV the troo Dimekratic stripe. They hev faith
F. u me. They bleye wat | tell EN-. l told EN-
Nick. Lellan was certu NV the elecshun, and that
he'd ded wood on the dispOse oV tue otisis in
4 hat seckshum. 1t mmeJiuy o. KUN eZy matter
10 bOrror muDey. IL wuz delitetul-wood, oh
hood that it Good have been perpetooll. Bro.
favij left me $50 with the request that | wood
lpeek good word for him fer ferrin mshin.
l l RsoOmed a virchus look aud replied that
heyer sold my influence, but that | alluz had
hdmirashen for his massive intellek and menny
Eirchoos. Bro. Cutie lent me mummy, wantin
Ibis and Bro. Sludge wantin that; in broef, every
tndivije Nv EN- who he'd fOrehed a inch high
kpeeed suthin. The returns cum in.
Ohio, Linkjn. "Good Rah !" says l, with CRATE
"Why goodi' anshushly asked the ex-
Iectants.
"Becez, to carry Onion, the lbilishnists must
keV brot votes from Moo York, which will give
rs that stat shoOr"
II Moo YOrk-Lnkin
"Good Lord ansers l promptly, "the Moo
III ork abilishinists must hey voted in Ohio, aud
fev got home in time to vote a in. But wait for
Iennsilwany."
Pennsilwany-Linkum
4 "My friends, ther wuz rlwd-Massycusits
NoljeTs, at least 30 OUO must hev voted there.
Hujeana will do II, however"
lnjeana-Linkun!
"NOt less than 40,O5O Mas7Ycusts sojers hev
ottd there Illinois is safe, though"
4 AIllinOis-Linkun
100000 Massy chu--
"Giye me my mummy" road Savii and the
tame remark with YariaShuTs yuz made by Gut
te, Sludge, and the rest NV 'em.
i "Gently my friends" scd |, bRcBin out oY the
hoOr, tive hev bin defetd but the CRATE prinsi-
tel that a white mau Is better than a Niger, fer
,khich We heV so long fOt, still ives. Lot US sink
kll miner considerations, and"
n The miner rconsiderashuns l lcfured wuz, how
kyer, nppermost in thar mines fer tina all went fer
Ane yellin like Cusororious In ms, "Give mo my
Nhunny," whereupon / retire ed 10 the meetin.
house, lockin myself in. Tla surrounded II
kwarin they'd starye me out
4 When innocent boy red a harrOwin tale Nv
Roo,hn muther who wus persoOd by frantic
Evolves, and who saved her 0 Tn life by droppiI
her children 70 EN- wun by wuu My privlt bare
Inv whisky wus in my study wuZ saved
| is ed il out nv wnder, aud camly awaited
kesults. They hOckt AROUND t......they tool
Turns at the bu1g hoe......in wun short hOu
lhey wuz stretched helpless on the plane dec
HUNK, Then and there / Tesiued my charge, anS
loTTeried sch mummy and watches eL the un
krateful wretches he'd about EN-, TO make uI
krears nv salary and sich, bid adoo 2 EN- fureVeI
shall 60 Moo Gersy.
Iait Paster NV the church Nv the Moo Dispen
{bashun.