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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
Reilly OF THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

Our correspondent must have misun-
understood his LAWYER, who could only
have spoken politician contemplating
a peace signed by power with power when
he said the debts signed by the Confeder~
acv must be recognized. The inducement
to lend was no doubt that which an !"
mentions; but the getting cotton at Cd
per pound was contingent on the success
Of the Con(ederates They failed-no
peace has been signed no peace will he
signed. The Union Government main
tains that the seeded states have never
been legally out Of the Union, and that no
persons had a right to contract n debt
with 4" VI and his fellow bond holders in
their name to the injury Of the larger
political body Of which they formed part
In their view, therefore, the obligation Of
paying the Confederate debt has no exist
cnce either rs binding on the Union or on
the Southern States. M confounds he
Ii@erency with Independence If the Gov
ernment of the United States had reco.-
nized the Confederacy as an independent
power. and afterward absorbed its com
ponent states. It would have been bound
to assume its dehts-hut only then. The
Government and people of the Union have
been fighting to hold n section Of the
whole body to its federal obligations, and
this implies TIE prohibition of any act
contrary 10 those obligations. We fear
M. is mistaken in supposino that Mr.
Johnson wonld please the people of the
South by taxing them now t. paw off Com
fedcrate bonds. There was n time. per-
haps so late as the conference Of Hamp-
ton Roads, when such an art would have
perhaps =ared them suffering and woe
such rs we haze really seen in our days ;
hut that occasion vas allowed TO pass un~
improved and the people. in their deep
distress, have enough to think about with
out caring for the interest Of those who
too incorsideratelv furnished their lead
ers with the means Of ruin. M " is
Just in tie position of creditor whose
debtor has died leaving no executor and
no 7ssets I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
The Confederate Loan,
sorrows Of an English Victim of Mis-.
placed Confidence.

10 the Editor Of The London Neacs
| feel very grateful, and so do many
holders OF Confederate cotton bonds for
your lmpartiallty in inserting my letter
did consult an able international LAWYER
tetore bought my bonds, and he laid
GOWN the law as you yourself represented
i6-Ylz that loan to either oeiligerent
IS not inconsistent with neutrality, and
.lat whenever peace came the debts of
pcth bellIgerents 30 neutrals must be re-
eognized. The inducemeat of nine-tenths
OF the holders of these bonds to buy them
was that they had the option of exchang-
ing them Tor cotton at Sd per 10. in six
months after peace had teen signed. This,
VIII venture to assert, was the induce
ment tor nlne>tenths of the holders Of
Confederate cotton bonds to buy them,
ana most certainly we did not lend our
money to Mr.. Davis, but TO the Confeder~
ate States
| ask not the North to assume the Con-
ieaerate cotton debt; all ask for is that
the south may be suffered to pay it, for,
although the Confederacy may be oztingu-
is"en ~ the South laying down their arms,
thS states that formed the Coufederacy
still exist
Whether those States had a right or
otherwise to secede from the Union I know
not. on think they had not; they thought
that they had but if the North hold them
as conquerors, and do away with their
State rights and Independence, they must
in Justice assume their liabilities, Of which
the Confederate cotton loan is enc You
state that If the government of the Union
should ever assume any portion of the
secession debt it would not be on the
ground of duty or right but as Il means
of facilitating peace
] entirely agree with you that an act of
Justice, recognizing and paying the Con-
federate cotton debt, would tend greatly
TO facilitate peace, but | feel convinced
that the North will do so on higher
grounds, viz, sense Of Justice toward
neutrals and that, if necessary, thev will
parcel this debt out among certain States
lately confederatcd, anil tax the export Of
cotton until every shilling of the debt is
discharged
! need not add that, whether the hold =
ers of cotton bonds have been foolish or
otherwise in advancing their money, thew
will feel grateful to you for allowing their
views TO be made public through your
columns, for the cotton loan, because it
was n cotton loan, was raised at 90 and is
now at 10, and thev have Mt least, sustain
ed loss Of 50 500, 900 OF this fact No
difference Of opini9e. can exist
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
United states lTarshaI's Sale.


2 = Circuit court for tie District or Wisconsin.
I,th-r C. Clark Iosarh ". Clark, Edward Dodge,
Thomas T. Huntington. Jay COX and Fuhn Max
,--u surviving partners of Euoth W Clark. de
-eased ry. The B Of Supervisors OF the tounty =
Of Iowa.
,,Y virtue of writ cr Fieri Facias issued ont Of and
f104-- the seal of tf- Cir -t Court II the nlt'G
states r the D-rrict ~ Wisconsin, in r above on
titled cause Sted ou The sixth dry Of May. 4 y.
1Ss5 10 me- directed commanding Of the goods and
rra.tssS F=a1saud teuemeuts Il the thoFe named DE
f-7iaos 90 cause 90 be made certain sum % U-'yey
-rr-fr suerIfed hive levied upon an shall sell ~
pTELIC Al TN. the highest bidder. on " ed
-sslsv the thirty first day OF May A d (oo@- al .
o'clock p n the .rout door IF the urt t0ase IN
me VILLAGE OF DO -rviII= in said District, authe right
-ffIe anH interest If the above ua1ra use oant 10 ana
ta The foll0syiu- described property. & Wit.
Bsl-ye & Earne~. large Irau safe large " writing
Dsskgad Book RAGS [ tsud and P-eou hole sack
Table. y t1k an5 Pizson-h le Raeki stove and
Pine. 6 nH-e Chtf-s,-ju County IressuTeFs and
g.s-s r. n n ~ Sun-ryiss- on
5 large Rgc CHS and aa8s. : lag.tS, - hairSf /
stove and irfrs --fr ''fr nit Court Jerks Sec
n.sk. hair; stove ana iGse ;-in >herjG :
ofsce. -. Ii
'pe' = DARIUS {. JACKSON.
[. : Marshal.
Do5-svi,ls Nayto, 1862 myl's"-e
The above sale is PCS po-ed until wednssd,y, he
14th day -f Iuoe. 1855. AZ O'Clock p II 70 iaSe
pIacs atthc pIa5e atove set forth
c JACKSON, g 5. Marshal
DolEevIIe, Nay s., 1868 -t-0
The shove sale Is pc-trcres snti! Friisv, the n
dav Or july 1868 A. Oclocs P M. take piace AZ
the place above set forth
podEevilIe June Il. 1883 +t29
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
Laws of Wisconsin
Published May 20, 1861
CHAPTER 2I2

AN ACI to amend section 6I of .ybanf.r-
IL OF the revised statutes, and to 'reneaT
section one of chapter 81 Of the general
laws OF 1901, entitled IAN act TO anne nd
gections bl and SO of chapter 10 of thu
revised statutes, entitled of highways
and bridges"
The people of the state of Wisconsin, ~,
presented IN senate and assembly do
enact as follows:
Section l. Section 81 Of ot.,ter 10 roe
the revised statutes. is hprebv arm or,aoJi
so that the same shall read as follows. asIf
any owner Of lands throarh which b,cb-
way shall be laid out or altered by The
supervisors. shall not hc satisfied with the
sum awarded for damages by such snner-
yiSofs, he may within thirty DAYS after FL
ing OF the award of dana aees in the ofica
OF the town clerk, provided in the pre-~
cedin3 section, apply to a justice of til.
peace OF the same town, # there be one
II not to Justice OF the peace of an ad
joining town, ior "A jury - assess and ap--
praise such damages. Such applicati6n
shall be IN writing, describing the prem
Lses, and any number Of persons claiming
damages on account OF such highway,
may JOIN III such application. The party
appealing shall serve on two of the super
vIsors Of such town, at least six days be-
fore the time fixed for making such applil
cation. notice in writing, specifyiur
therein the name of the justice to whom,
and the time and place when and where
such application will be made.
Sec. z Section one of chapter "a of
the general laws of 1861, is hereby re-
Peaied, and section 81 of chapter l9 of
the revised statutes, shall be and hereby
IS revived so as to stand as if said section
one of said chapter 54 had not been passed,
ezcept.as the same is amended by section
one of this act.
Sec. ?. This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage and.
publication
Approved Apri ! Ip6S,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
Nursery Rhymes Adapted to the Times.
BIZ JOHN G. SAKE

BIZ JOHN G. SAKE.
THE WARRIORS.
Beau and Lee
y ent out, you see,
To do a little slaughter;
Beau fell down
And broke his crown,
And Lee came tumbling after
TIE CONSULTATION.
Goosey, goosev, gander,
Where shall | wander,
Said the rebel President
To his great commander,
Goosey, goosey, gauder,
It's time TO meander;
Out Of here you'd better steer,
Said the great Commanderl
FLIGHT OF JEFF. DAVIS.
There was man in Richmond town,
The Yankees came 10 nab him
lie clomb up on the chimney top
And saw they meant to grab him,
80 he got down on t'other side.
And th-a they couldn't find him;
tte rode as far as he could 1ide
And never looked behind him
THE ARBITRATOR.
JEFF. was a cunning Dog,
JEFF. was "A thief;
OF all the rogucs in rebeldom
JciI. rs the chief,
But WeitseE #chj to Richmond,
Ana shen JEFF. fled;
If the Fankees catch hira
They'll clrop of his head
SONG OF TIE CITIZENS.
We are all in the DUMPS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

kIarEe ..ork Of sHEETINGs, sHEETINGS. Tier
tripes. Bzlr-oraI skirts, IIo-p sEiets, HOSIERY.
GLOVES. YANKEE NrTIONs &c, Sc, which We
shall sell = unusually low prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

BOOTS, SHOES and G ITERs, ofthe best quality ),
embracing all the latest styles Also, a.isiy
assorted stock os HATS and CtPs-alg qo.-ities and
price--for Men Eoy- and Children
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
Published May II, 1861
CHAPTER 4q4

AN ACT to amend chapter. IS Of the ro-
vlsed stat"tos entitled "of towns and
town officers"
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in senate and assembly. do
enact as follows
Sectioa |. Whenever there shall Ia
vacancy in the Office Of Justice c.-tbs
peace, or When an incumbent shslg from
any cause be permanently unable = perform
the duties q his Office, the towa board Of
supervisors may make temporary appoint
ments OF suitable persons 20 discharge
the duties a such Office, nd such person
50 oppointed shall take zad file the cath
Of office with his bond rs now 1eauiyed
by law, and shall discharge tho duties
thereof until the saE-se is filed by cleo
ton.
Sec ?. All eets or parts Of act. con-
trarening the provisions CT this act, are
hereby repealed
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force ffsrh ami after its passage and
publication.
Approved april 10 1865.
Published May %. 1868
CHAPTER SO
AN ACT to authorize tie governor to s;rn
patents for certain sta.e lands.
Lhe people o. the state Of Wisconsin. rem
resenteI in senate and assembly do ems
act as follows
Section /. Ths governor is hereby nu,.
thCriZed upnE presentation of the ccrtif--
cate of sale issaed by the register of the
state land Office, 10 sign and issue patenta
to the holder of such certificate, for land.
appropriated to this state by act of oon-
gress approved August 8th, 1864. for tbe
Improvements Of the Fox and Wisconsin,
rivers, which were sold by the state prior
10 the orgaaization of the Fox and Wis.
consin improvement company.
Sec. 2. This act shall take Affect ina
mediately.
Approved April f. 1855.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
In the old Eagle BuiiIins, corner Of High and Vine
streets. Mineral Point Wis., BY
BLISS &C SON.
Terms OF Advertising

Professional aut Business Cards not exceeding six
LlEcs sac ser HeaT-
ryyelv- lines Nan~areU type. COMPACT matter, Or
Ell equivalent snace vii he counted ass square
Estrav tices pshli-hed four weeks = far single
.niel 4nS Eftv cents Tor each additional animal IA
same nofice-
Legal Noficas ~ statute rates.
Soecia9 Notices aea. leI ana having nrecaaenee -
rdvertise ents, 20 Per ceEt advance ea OF
diuarv rates.
Advertisements accompanied 01th dreS''" VIE
seinserted tilI forbid, and charged fo- accordingly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
EaInl for Sale.
r z NJ O VA L.
TFASDALE & WALLIS
rvAvE removed tbeir stock Of Groceries and Pro
visions Boots. shoes. sc. %
Coad-s New Block.

door east Of NoTetts Drug Store, where thev
Hcft continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore
+ extended 10 them
Jan = IsG5.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

Our stock n Plain aud Fancy DRESS GoGns =
composed Of American French aud Euslis', Prints,
Chi.tze. EsITizuts, Ginghams, valeuctas TaGetas,
A.paccas popu- DeI.aiu~, NEoE u- iques. ia yari-
other descriptions Dress Goods e TOO numerous
. HrEticr" /"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
2 :.

READY-NsDE -CLOTnISG aud GENTS FUR
SfsIHSG GoOnS-rhe largest ana hest assorted
stock ir Iovz county selected expressly lor ts mar
ket ans yfn De Sc. q At rs~g 1etc EJaTes-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
Z 3
A a

A fine s:ock Of CIoTHs-=1eh - Sleeps Grey.
Treeds satinets Kentucky Jeans, Cottouadcs Cloak
iugs Ladies Cloths &c at lower prices than te
Eound st any otler store IN the county
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
A

Our stock comprises DRY GO0Gs ia every variety,
saaw4.. { tKPETS. OIL CLGrHS, Plain aHd Fancy
Cassmeres, HATS sud CAPS, 'sIEGYr GLOVES,
EooTs and SHOES. GROCERIES SC.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21
l.

roea stork Of GROCERIES constantly on hand,
comprising SUGARS. GE -EN, BLACK, and JNI-
ANEsE TEAS. c ,rFEEs, SfICES. CANDLES,
soar, SALT, Sc, Sc. sc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-21

1.vs received from Boston ami New York, aud atz
n.rlug the people n Iowa county the choicest and
z3st extensive stock q Goods introduced here
s xhiek they iuvits the atertou Of cash purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
THURSDAY, Feb. Q--P. N.

Cold opened az 2i4, ard fell to 2l0i. From this
point IT, rallied to 2i2,, and closed a, 2lii 2l2
The market is without animation, and moderate
military. success would send the premium down
SHARPLY.
Sterling bills continue in excessive supply, and
may be lnotcd at iOei 1919, the latter fancy price
for leading names. There is steady demand for
Government Stocks, which supplies good deal of
exchange and makes it certain that no large
amounts Of coin will be exported for the present.
VovcumcEt stocks are stil higher, especially the
io-'oa, which have sold az 1921. For 5-20s, new,
AV3i 10 TIE rate and 100 for old issue. Long is arc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
DEAD THE FOLLOWING
From the POLICE GAZETTE OF Feb.
"svfnpryG UP 4 NEST OF vERMly.-

"OLD PlrsrqOrr rrat ers viii h,ve noticed by I'D.
veri.sing Columns, tust A,atrs .socS~o Emerson ATE
anon. the mot eIte prslug merchants in this c'f. T-y
lave sfniei nrhtr pas eEprr to hhke L'i, bus'
s'y r-euys. horougIiy have they nrc""dri thc,
tlcy SIRED r .as II yo..u who srAas 10 ptoht
by toif abo,s f. order a grt1'c II trI sn'e ip
tsrse I've cisi .i n.e-. H. the zane sife,l 10
TIL there Could 90 10 Of iest a they pnrsHed t@iture
method of trtnsiinc .r business bnt such j. no, cse
brug 100 p,r.aiis atvtrte tr custom sd h9srs 10,
Ia sense 20 d.vss busues rl. 81 t'e'r oau. the) IT
bayr Tho li ~ OF ir f0s and aces 10 ePpfopsiai 10
arnisf yef r business bull Cp b. .iock"ei i.ntison
pl- ts thsy sipt lie tcciics o IN. clothes
H. CIyho1i~i ad De- 20 vail hose ggnemeus custom
sGc Niisi thrg The .p iA'r ''f'' me!
Wy lin aud b. siJl, .prco aud ~ p.nu.spg 10 g.e
rgrf price tAln S,o,Iel Eiurrou. fnry induee ile
inii, dGa sell 10 tiou NGss won.d VAN people not
Nc cciecd " oouirrIrb, tricks bat 10 cary iEei'
good. tI city s,pctwcl Emerson, Who vii pay ihru
ghest ri'c cnd cheat cni Ia WEIGHT as "a
those harpes wLo tLsl o. trade on other les ciish
THE HIGHEST CASH rhICEi paid for Old News
rspcr Pemphe Eoos and Nea,e Tai VI VERY dec.p
tiCA. =. .
tt're loJr west % Ms aust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
Inconvenience OF addressing tie Departments arc III
,ited 10 apply 10 the officers Of this Bank
Moan /. WILSON, President
LIFR . A. rnsl, Cns ler.
ADVERTISEMENT
u 8 HAn LOAT.

ry authority q d. Secrc.sry ~ Treasury ere nm
dcls med IL, aspmcd Inc Subscription Agency
ifr She sil3 Of uncl states a.uIy Soas bearing
c.vcq ori hoe ,ent.s per cont interest per ai'huh'
Known g III,
e-yI.y-TUIgTy LOAS.
n e.e ,o.rs orc i-sre under ,ue date Of August 18Th
1861 snd aIc p,y ole three yc,rs ron TINT limc' III
c1lrc ce or are convertible e the o.Cn Of the holder
into
I. g. 500 So p2e C.-yr GOLD rEAPTNG BoErS.
These bonds are BOW worth n premium OF nine per
cent Including eoll interest from Novc;npei' Vn''
makes Ae actol profit on ihe 20 oar n; current rates.
Including interest Gbcut ten per cclt per nnaum D'-
si.es ts ,rr,itOa no.. S'l's and m3r'e'PGt H@a'"'
vlicI a1ds rom ono 70 ftrr pr cent m1Te according 10
the te !eyed on other property. Tho interest Is pa!a
bic 4eGi-auuuuly by coupons attached to each ho'c
which may he cot or aYa sod - any bank or bao"oi'
The in,orrs amouHisl 10
ONE cYtT P.R BAY oNA..-. go NOTE
g1oc yrs PER nAY on A.. 800 NOTE
Tn CENTS PER DAY ogA.... $500 NOTE
90 CENTS rEH DAY on ,pbo NoIE.
50 rrg pa OK A...........s5,cJo NOTE
Notes ~ al Il = Denominations nlmcd VIII D. piciap
y furnished upon icccipt OF srtscriw'hs. 1hIsn
TIE oSLY LCiH g. nAEfLr
now offered b, tDc Govciamcnt and 1t is confidently
rXucricI tn, IS siTcIi y advantages ~" maze 10 '"o
CgyAr Po.UIAR LOAN o. I'LL RIO. LIE.
Less than G-0o0a9eoJ i,luin ugsold which VIII
rrch ly r Cspos,d o. with.n toe next CJor 20 Days
when tae notes VIII undoubtedly command II rF'mnio'
IS has mn iiny becn the Oh closing The suOacTp
ions 90 other Lon.
CAIrTioA 10 Iutras AND HOLDERS or 100 MOTIFS 80
In orer IT, pe,eat the mutiaton of these NOES. ihe
Secretary ofi;e Treasury his given ho.icc tiat the
note, ~. act negotiable Eucss al inc unmaurcd eou'
poas aye Dtticlel.
JAy CooET, Satse,7''oH hge'i. PHI deiPlia
iiGrci'.,cuclti
FOURTH NATlOyAb ihNK OF TnE CITY OF
l,rw.Ycar.
Ncs 81 AT . PEEL,
Depository an FuAsC',L AGfNT o. TEa JhirEp
SrArt'
Have for srir ready ny dris,ry.
UHrrD Sr..ls 80 I1r"uET EorE+
Cou,erui,a Of lat.li. 1870 20 Gol~rfAhiNG
rOsDA
UsirrD STATE tc-,o royDs.
l. ,r,1 .TAris SO Io'p-.
U,uFrSTArI. f-rrW Cyrr'1ciTrH
We n.sp c.nact Gssuaueli vouchers eId br''is
and attend to ether business WITH ,Ac Government.
J.. G. Ctirous. ite,idenL
T. crA~Ay Cashicr.
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JAxfs CuRPREY. Cashier.
IAdyerti-ernentI

Internationally
NEw.YoRK, Jar. 90. 1906.
The AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK oP new
YoRx.-This Bank has commenced business st No. "A
Broadway. and offers its services 70 the public
Collections will bo made ell accessible points on
the Low est terms.
All orders for Government Securities will be promptly
executed and the customary commission allowed 70
purchasers.
Special attention viii be given TO business connected
with Government end persons wishing 70 avoid Tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

CTEEL.
- 80 oar Stock Of ENGLISH STEEL mns, po'i,ivey he
sold before tine is, Of May pr,,, WE ARE Nc W
PREPARED TO MAKE SALES TO
CONSUMERS AND OTHERS Al
MUCH Less THAN THE Pres
lSNT COST OF APPROPRIATIONS.
which coni-.s OF Extra. Bes. Cat. bachiuery Blister,
spring &C., &C., equal any FAKE in ill. rnarAe,, and
WARRANTED.
y. LITTLFJOHS 4 CO.. M. 81 Cigs'
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800 70. y -.i- - '." ' ~,
2EAIEb mon bNtio 90 tEpicJlc) WIZ
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cc',.. r nu tALU .iAi ti" tiU tr'. i'f -"P"34
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g.p g.rr r.. d. r no. lrsf 'nr " N. - We f''tn'
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toI Poet lftf f., fo"rfn 1ol't tii = l4 'l"' T" W.
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..,..1..l PER-. ruled.
IA ,.or- .- v'rh nj. 'r-s ii-n - - 20 -" rem.
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