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ing their lostlrights,w remain residents
in this State. While,thsycan q Gain ri
the ptivilegss Yof AMERICAN cit Eens6p
~ simply renewing ito anoth stat
they would certainly % very foblisa 10
remain here, should this amendment be
adopted. It's effect viii therefore be to
depopulate many Of the most promising
regions of the State and set our prospect.
ty back at least twenty years. Is not
this rather too high q price toApsy for
the supremacy Of the Republican party2
Are the selfish interests Of the little
CLIQUE of Office holders in this State to
outweigh the material prosperity and
welfare of the whole peoples Are the
services of our present offcefsss so valua.
BILE that the demau1 ofthe people must
be unsatisaed and tks prosperity of the
State disreearded in order that these
stspendous gsssssss may be kept in of
fee & ~.
These questions are now at issue be
fore the people Of the State he who
votes for the Republican candidates fol
the Legislature votes for the constitu
tional amendment and all it's conse
| quences; he who votes for the Democrat
ic candidates, votes to avert the evil
| which the proposed alteration Of thu
constitution would bring. Can any
lover of the welfare of the State, and O
the prosperity which he, asa citizen ant
business man, hopes to enjoy hesitate q
to the side upon which he should cps
his votes . ..,,< I \
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, at Russell Cont Ohio
county. w: Va, by the Rev Samuel karnirz, 4
Rev. r. F. BENEDICT to- MissI{NRY M Z,
RUSSELL, daughter of Hon. ,Jaues & Russell
On august Esd, isss IL de 4 sssse & Cant.
Moore. by Rev. J Il. Uber! Mr., AI,BERTLiS-
TON, of Martins Ferry, Ohio and Hrs, MARY
V. MARSHALL, of Vince ing, W. Bas9i ~
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DIE ID:

Oct 18th, JOHN DUNN, aged Cd 6sars y s,ss
The funeral WIZ take plaos f. che resi-.
dsnce of p. KenDsy, Market STREET. Asae North,
at o'clock P. NJ. this eveniHsS fr;erids OF
the family are invited to attend. sssss~----->
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NO person Who since the, first day of June
1901 mas given or shal give voluntary aid or as.
states shall be citizen OF this state or be al.
lowed 70 vote at any election held therein un.
lsss ne mas volunteered into the military naval
shall be honorably discharged tharefrom-'' - >
The resolution was adopted Mt Il time
when the war was in progress, ana when
the minds of men everywhere were more
or less influenced by the passions which
the war generated, 1t is essentially
measure, which owes its adoption to tue
spirit of revenge, and also t.. the desire
for partisan supremacy which, last win
tor, animated the Legislature. But now
that the war is over, now that the men
lately engaged in the rebellion, have re-
newed their allegiance to the governHeat
ofthe United States and have manifested
BY their eonduct sincere desire and de.
termination to be governed heneefortL (
by the constitution and -therl laws, now |
that these men have been restored to all (
their civil and political rightsiin the oth- I
q States and the whole policy Of the Fed
eral govsrnmeSt'fs aimed to To- establish
peace and fraternal relations befMSsaeenp !
the North aHd'the South smell e. a p,eas,r.
as that contemplated ia the q pse,os..,Il
amendment to the constitution of
Virginia would be detrimental RI =, ~. -
setesis q she state, and rs ;r oo-the in.
the highest degree. a ....nr .I in
many nsrh this ..v,. gueliese there are ar
.oa- > State whelilav here.
soiere WY withthe Rspablican party,
thinking Fiat they wefetkersby express.
ingths IT devotion to the Union, and who,
UNDER the ipahsp ses prevalent last. win
ter, belieysainlths wisdom % the pro
posed amen dmsnt, to the Stat constitu-
ton, who sas, iftfe changed condition
of 4 tfairs, seesthat tie yadoptiom.of the
amendl,sat ia question i8opld, he in the
highest degree asspolitie and aAwise;; We
hnow there arslmApg spoht psrsess.'ssrehl,
Now Hhst ia the Out, Of these men in
the coming elections ,Ktheyr~ote the
Republican tekst thes vote for the con.
stitutionsf Hmen dnasht With az the OBJ
teotioasbls and obanxisas atures which
belong to- il. They vote not merely to
disfrapchise. but also. to- depriyesof Oh
civil rightss largsmaj ority ofths people
in at lsssttweatyrUuutioSvf this State
It is only by voting fbt the Democra tic
nourineste ekthef can seres steit dis
appreciation q bis eYswqgM NO
1t i. Psk*o1e espsstsS ttsass # tliss
amsndApp ints sANareaRie
law Of SkSetat6g The 1Aen whsssses thu,
dsclar "a. 70 with
all the iessss y 4 ess 1fsal i6 3 s
sipGa without even ths 1epsef ~ a.;
.-xss syesHsaSq NV Sc
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"a RARE CHArCR ron IT Z
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
~ - ans.JsAT THE siL aadigsi :
BAY STATE SCOT AND SHOE DEPOT
Holm HENIO1Es

JOHN EENo1k9 =
Mo. s MAIN t., gENTB r
IN wHEELMG.-Haying PURCHASED ny pres.
Ladies and Aiisses' BootS and Shosa from The
yery best establishmsnts Esit am noN pre-.
pared and viii sell everythin2 In my 1Ihe q
panic prices for Cash. Come one cQme ~ and
see for yourselves. 3 f-.rs J0HN,kh0A. .
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sons adminisz atof 81 James rsx. lll.s s.y. .
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J. W, C. SMITH

j. W, c. SMITH soG ,C'd- 9ulhbf
49,. Literary. st us1
World Of Fashion. g,,sz ssu |
KAY Harper's Monthly. .y,-,,, |
tsij LIE Ben Ten.
Petit NEesscsger. ~
40 Leslic's Magazine. a>s
~ Demsrest's Magazine. Nv
.z{ Gedey,s Magazine. -,
,u Atlantic Monthly. fs,i
American Monthly. -.
Eclectic Magazine. =, 80
g.; Old Guard. - 49, .sf1
-sa LesIie,s New Monthly. .. n
Sc Lady's Friend. MA r.tasa,
sA Balleu's Dollar Monthly. ~
Peterssn's Magazine. ,e's- .
Hours at Home. 81 81 C.; ao6lq
Arthur's Home Magazine. 90
Our Young Fslks.5i yIs. 'i-p
~, Can Won Forgive Her, By Antho-a
sf r ny Trollope- 20 a-'N s-".'' 50,
AZ Lindisfarm Chase, BY T.. Adoiphus
hettafs Trollope.S tsS S>S,'" - =,
LuireII Of Arran, By Chas. Lever.
Under the Bon, Ge MaudiD from the
French. .fk ea;.r'
Dennis Donne, By Annie, Thomas
All the Novels and ,Novsnettea of the day;
Western We teri f Daily ana Weekly faScfs
At Smith & Cos, rs Market St.
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aay1 B. PORTER &ssoNHs re =
sW55SssTF1nHss A. MI SSs,, =
i8I6S Streek Wheelinc s&.9%Rrscgss s7'
- indScs&gsA 1000 Cd $780,
Na n - = the11l1R1 1l6IS1Gl As.ise
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DEMocRAric TICKET.
The C.n.ti,utional Amendy 6cn

The Constitut1onal Amenuocnt'
The constitution of the stateAs, in order.
to guard against hasty aAd considered
alterations, has wisely provided that
when amendments to that Instrument
are proposed by the Legislature, they
must first be adopted by q majority in
each, branch of the Legislature; then
referred for further consideration, to the
Legislature which meets after the next
general election and be adopted second
time by the majority in each, house; and
after this.be referred Observation-Disclosures
to be ratified or rejected by, them. The
proposed amendment is really t,oite before
the people; the first time in the choice
of members of the Legislature who will
be called to vote upon the question, and
the second time when they vote directly
"yes," or mo" The constitution recog-
nizes the fact that any proposed amend
ment is before tho people lnIthe election
of members of the Legislature, and
hence it provides for the publication of
the proposed alteration in every county
In the State where newspaper is pub
lished, during at least three months be-
fore such election, The object of this
publication is, 81 course. to inform the
people that such an amendment is pend
ing and will come. before the Legislature
at its next session 1t is intended to in
fuence the choice.of the people, and to
afford them an opportunity of indorsing
or repudiating the amendment, as they
vote for candidates pledged, to support
OF oppose the contemplated change.
The alteration in the constitution of
West Virginia proposed by the lastlegis-
lature Is therefore aquestion legitimately
before the people in the election to be
held on the 26th inst Upon this ques-
ton the candidates for the legislature
are divided The Democratic. party,
wherever it has made nominations at all,
has fairly and pnequivocally pledged its
candidates to opposaths adoption of the
amendment the Republican party has
put forth no expression upon the subject,
but the mere fact of its opposing the
eleciioh of the, Democratic nominees is
sufficient 10 show that its candidates are
expected tovote for the amendment. In
addition TO this Wa have the fact that
the constitutional amendment original ed
with the Republicans party, was adopted
by a Republicans legislature, and is. for
all intents aud purposes, strictly Re
publican measure. Whoever votes with
the Republican party yotesfoy the per.
petual disfranchisemsnt OF all who have
ct any time beenHiHa Way involved in
the recent rebellipuY whoever votes Tor
the Democratic nominees, votes against
the adoption of this iInpOItc and ,ui-
cidal measure '-' g.
The joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution of the
State was adopted on the first of March,
1865, and reads as follows: -.
Resolved " tls, Legislature or Yves, Virginia,
The fnnQk5a4 proposed as an meldment to
the constitution OF this state to be added al the
end OF the first secnQ2 OF the third article there.
or to become part Of tho said constitution when
ratified accC.,ltno o. Ia {ba r,rov; 80
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Boot and Shot Store.
o LoUIS FRANZuNfJG

DEALLlEaR9t HI dN = 30 "a 3Ts q; AyDsy0Es.
ing, that be has spepsd . Boot ead Shoe Etore Ut
the stoye Stand where h Ein b Slsd 70 have
new, and of ths lStsst 2tyle aAd best quality.
.fscsss = s@Z sse.:ssslsss =. go
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lLathsr Glnsva,

cTATG on WRST vI10INIA o.,
y Hampshirs County. Circuit teuft Of Hamp.
shire County, ssptsnbsr term, iD6s 81 =
sn % Luther 0insvAn,
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NO person Who since the, first day Of june
sistance to the rebellion against the q lifted
States, shall be a citizen OF this state or be al
lowed TO vote at any election held therein, un.
less be has volunteered into tho military or nav al
shall be honorably discharged therefrom.'. >, =
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"a sIs ysdT VTtEge9 90 2. ast'
mon sobozs cdr .sgSea
gnrsf ger sst srTof b.
Z I fgt bra IlH eRz3sEray 7f-. 81
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|aatHOICR AHDSEnxskg1HxcrKD
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kz 6dHspnf1ssss bas tro bsntk sntvsa
Is : ss'!2 aaes 81 L s5fXS4 a.
L1NC0A ANDCANT0NM ATTHlUv0
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The f,la&5s3 u proposed as .an amendment to
the consultation OF this state to be added al the
end OF the first secl92 OF the third article there.
or to become part Of tho said constitution when
ratified according to the provisions thereof
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-31
UomevaTi BeEnd.

Since wild wars deadly blast is blown
md gentle peace returning, the war
worn veterans have their faces turned
towards their homes Grants and Sher-
mans armies have passed n splendid re-
view ut Washington, preparatory to b eng
mustered ont Of service, in which they
have earned such enduring fame, and the
gratitude of the nation They have ac-
ennplished their work, and with the
proud step of good and faithful servants
they can exutantly bear their battle-torn
flags on this homeward march. Their
many sacrifices have been crowned with
complete victory Their breasts, against
which the shafts Of rebellion have been
hurled for the last four wears, now heare
with JOYOUS emotions at the reflection that
our country Is saved from its enemies.
AMI stronger than ever before, through
their exevtion7, their pri atoms. and their
euferinss The history Of their services
IS written in letters of blood on many
Southern battlefield Their -four years
effort 10 conquer the rebellion by the ex-
pertinent Of war" has been crowned with
SUCCESS, anI az the clouds of war Civ"
place to the sunshine Of peace, with glad
faces and light hearts they iovously wcnd
their way to their peaceful homes and
happy Ere~idcs where hearty, joyous
welcome awaits them
Let Us prepare TO give them warm re-
cepiion They have done their work
faithfully. and let them receive such to-
kens of appreciation as will satisfy them
their services are appreciated BY a CRATE
fl people
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-31

~ The following article upon negro
suffrage expresses in O few words very
much good sound sense It is from the
Wisconsin Capitol:
NEGRO SrFFrAaE-The question OF ne
gro suffrage ia certain to be greatly agi-
tated within the next few months, AMI for
n vear or two. There will be many adj
rocates for II, while the opposition will be
likely IN I've energetic and determined A
few sivings out Of the administration lead
US 70 thinl, that the President, in his good
sense, has conc nded not 10 urge it at
present: >neither does he discourage it.
We are pretty clear in our own minds
that suffrage will he extended TO negroes
sooner or later That is certain to he the
result, circumstances may either hasten
or delay it. This il not saving that we
/ are in favor OF lit is simply Il statement
/ Of what we regard prospective points
| cal fact The course Of all the current
events is in that direction. And the times
now march 50 fast that this may be at
/ tanned while we are thinking of it, "a the
/ liberation of negroes and their enrolment
| in oar army were attained.
We trust however. that when it does
come. it viii come we'll guarded, and in Il
! U<LitNLltilai WHY. " Z Htpc IL VIII uc
/ left II the action Of the reconstructed
/ States. each deciding for itself and that
| it viii not be forced on them hv national
authority We hope also that it viii he
accompanied bv re. trictous, that will re-
quire the new made voter TO possess some
degree Of intelligence The restrictions
can of course, he remored as the ednca-
ton Of the negro progresses, and he he
comes more fit for the rights of citizen
| shin
That this end will he reached, is GER
| tain We think II. then, useless for pol
iticians to stand in the way. We think il
foolish to orgarize parties on that ques-
ton ami again leopard all the interest OF
the white race. in order to keep the black
race under Let Us look at the question
in the light Of common sense, and-iet tho
negro ret along as fast as he can, while
we labor witt. all our might to establish
our credit above doubt. to restore the reigr
of Jaw AMI order, AMI to inaugurate peace
! throughout the land
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-31

81. 4 Mas KILLED RY Ills own TOMBSTONE
FALLTSG oE iIUL-The New York Ne,cs
has an accounted a New \ orll merchants
sin-u ar taste and fate:
I" lie caused his tombstone to lie con-
strncted and set mp in his bedroom. with
the proper inscription-dates blank -
clipped ont, that upon retiring it might
inspire him with thoughts best fitted To
admonish HIM of the uncertainty OF lite.
aud the possibility of sudden death The
other morning, not appearing at his usual
hour, the servants vent to his chamber.
forced open the door, ami found his body
prosrrate on tn floor, with the tombstone
Fallen upon his head, which was crushed
Nv Its wei.as.
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=. nAv.sIv - 1-nArs.-The Wheel.

JEFF. DAVIS II l'ET I~oArs-The Wheel
in@ IHtshgcacer thinks that jeff Davis
who never sat down or rose up in his life.
except as If he hal a painful ranr0 in
side the yertebral eolu,2n-to pat on his
wIies dress before the eyes Of his camn
followers. and hid them all good bye, and
strike ont into the open country toward
the woods, the hopeless skirts tapping
about his hoot>tnps and his old sun bon
net tightly tied on his head, and scant
pattern OF 4 bonnet at that must have, rs
\. Ward would say. dug into his feelings
in renlin mnnncr1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-31

Gamer THEM IS.-Since the bursting
Of the she'll Of the confederacv, the Gov
ernment has been quite successful in
gathering in the notables Of that rotten
institution JET Davis, Alex II Stephens,
G g Clay, Gen. Wheeler and Col Regain
and some fifteen others of less notorietv,
constitute one party lately captured. The
rebel Coz Harris Of Tennessee, is another
CT cur misguided southern brethren who
has been added TO the number captured,
Tie $4,000 AMI the state bonds with
which he attempted TO escape have also
been "oartaroI Vance, the rebel gov
cruor Of North Carolina, has reached
Washington and taken lodgings in the
old Capitol Prison. Thus we gather them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-31
Executors Sale.

~ PROB3TE-IOW1 COUNTY COURT
In the OF tn last Will aud Testament OF Ed
ward Wilkinson, deceased
oTT T Is hereby give that hv virtue Of order
= OF license ma i- IN said matter the t2th day
OF MAY 500 by tn, County Court of said county the
un lersgned executor u the last VIII and Testament
Of said deceased, Will on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of
uus. Loo at oci * n the lstx residence IF
sai deceased in the Of Iuljn in iii county Of
fer for sale public veudue, All the personal
said deceased c0us1s ing among other things uf span
OF Horses. 3 nws, 10 Steers d Hsifers, Reaper.
Plows ffarrovs ultivatur. two-h7rse Wagon,
Of Harness 6o0 Feet Fencing $50 Fence Posts
Household Furniture, and rHiug and Nj ing Tools.
I, rms Of Sal Cash delivery.
Dated eay 10TH 1e65.
GEORGE TYSON. ST.
2y ~ q Executor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-31
SIMPLE, PRACTICAL, THOROUGH
A Small Investment that will bring
Ample Returns.

TT will wash from to twenty pieces az once
I Our Machines, inf tet, per
feet a. ever any machi will be. They viii wash in
the most rerfect manner al fabrics from COLLAR
blanket, wit q Er attest They will not Ouiy
throe-.Jur tbs OF tn abor and soap hut ga ments
will last twice as long whe washed in them.
A bauk-biIl lie laced in he Machine with doz-
en- dirty collars and the collars he'd clean vi bout
doing the least injury the bill. II is the ~ 81
well a. the heapest Machine now ia use
The washing emit under The control of the op-
orator so that dirty parts at garment he Washed
without unnecessarily rubbing the clean parts This
machine only be appreciated by seeing It in oper
alton.
c5y~Ladies are particularly requested to
examine il at the hardware Store Of JOHN
F. TRAMEL, Mineral Point.
Manufactured and for sale by T. 3 / II. NJ SEAvsY
So Randolph IT Chicago -
ssy- AGENTS wanted County aud Town Rights for
sale. mylI -
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Tie Sarplusage Of Females in Massachusetts,

The Boston Transc ipt SAYS:
We publish below u copy Of a letter re-
ceived bv Governor Andrew upon the sub
icct Of the preprnderance Of females in
this commonwealth The source from
which the letter was derived adds to the
interest Of the production:
Pr 70 c rY. UTAH COUNTY. UrAH TERRITORY,
March the 2Uth, 1863
DEAR SIR: | noticed in the telegraph
Of March the 2th that Your exceIlencv in
your Message tells the Legislator of Mas
sachuSetts that there is in that city a sur
plus Of nearly 80 900 en;-above the
Ire of fifteen wears and that YOU Re-
commend that thev he sent towards the
Setting Sun to pick up husbands that
Is wright
You viii please Send me five or six ship
loads hv the way Of Panama and M
the Cost Of the Pacific; through the Gulf
If California To Gallo landing on the Rio
Go oiy,do: we viii meet them there with
oar teams and wagons and brin. them
here to land Of peace-a land or
p!enty-whcre the people are of one heart
and one mind and they shall have Good
husbands
But Sir. Remem' or, that wc want none
bit the honest in heart :-thoSe that are
Strictly virtueous indu ferrous; please
Send rs 4 few Ship loads Of those With
their little ones nj we will make them
happy for here j. Zion in the Mountains
have the Same Number of Sons that
father Jacob had ten of them want wives
r.ow: and the other two viii want soon /:
this from yankee Exiied from is home
and the looms Of his fathers to wander
in the Wilderness.
To his Ezceilencv Governor Andrews.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-31
In Probare.-.Iowa County Court.
In the matter of the Estate of John II. Weston
deceased.

IN the matter of the Estate of John Il. Weston,
deceased
ON reading and filing the petition Of Caroline wes-
I J ton adnluistrairix OF nd estate, setting forth
that no L ersunal estate has her hands the
amount II de aIding against said d ceased,
and cescrpii all the real estate of which said
decreased died seized. and praying THAI license be
1rd !, her TO sell par. OF said estate TO pay
al debts and appearing by said petition that tn
IS no rersonaI ia hands Of said administra
Try and that Il is necessary in order said de bt
that ~ rion fsaid real estate be soi-ltis therefore
orle that all persons interested in Id real estate
appear before the Judge o inns Court on eh'ur y,
In the village OF iodgeviile, then and there TO SOW
cause why license should not be granted 10 SAID admin
istra,rx m said real estate according 10 the prayer
of said petition
And II is further ordered that copy Of this order
ali, be nr shed for successive weeks prior 10
said ,Iay Of hear nc II the iueral Pun tribune,
weekly newspaper circula:;ng in said c unity.
ated way Sd, 1855. 10 y BttNNEh,
mvIO 4wi9 County Judge.
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\ LTTrIE ADMINISTRATIONS Pa kiss
You because ne loves you2 inquired
a snubby nosed urchin OF his maternal
ancestor. the other day TO he sure,
sonny; why p? well. think he loves the
cook, too, for he kissed her more than
forty times last Sunday when you was
gone To meeting
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-31

Gen LEES DEsTTCrIoN Richmond
paper says Of the late leading rebel Gen
erai
Gen Robert Z. Lee and his family
share the deStitution which now prevails
here among many families heretofore
wealthy. Ii IS said that Lee has hat one
suit and that the OLD gray uniform he
wore in the field During the last two
sundays lie has appeared in il at
cLnrch :,