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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

voted The regimental and staff officers
of each regiment shall be entitled to vote
at the polls in any co apany of the regi-
ment to which they belong and all com
pany or regimenta and staff officers, and
all other electors detached and absent
from Their companies or regiments, or in
any military or naval hospital, or in anv
vessel or navy yard, may vote at such
other polls as may be most convenient for
them and persons not members of anv
company, who are entitled to vote under
the provisions of this act, NAV vote with
the company, or at the poll neares. where
they may be on the day Of such election ;
and when there shall he ten or more elec-
tors at any place, who shall for any cause
be unable to attend any company poll as
aforesaid, the electors present NAV open
poll at such place as they may select
and snch electors present before opening
the poll, shall elect uiUa uoce, three elec>
tors present as inspectors Of election, and
shall designate which of such inspectors
so elected, shall be chairman of such board
of inspectors
Sec. B. Section four of said chapter
eleven Is hereby amended. SO that the same
shall read as follows: "The inspectors of
election under the provisions oil this act,
shall appoint two electors to act as clerks
of election"
Sec. 4. Section six Of said chapter
eleven Is hereby amended so that the
same shali read rs follows: The polls
OF the election shall be opened and clos
ed at such hours as the inspectors shall
agree upon proUaded that time shall be
given for all electors entitled 10 vote there
at, to vote"
Sec. 5. Section II of said chapter
eleven is hereby amended by adding
thereto as fellows, to wit q and also n
certified statement showing the name, res
ldenc", company, regiment or battery Of
each person who shall appear by the poll
lists on file in his Office, to have voted at
said election, as resident Of said coun-
tv."
Sec. 6. Section Is of said chapter /
Is hereby amended. by adding thereto the
following and also to electors on de
tachcd service, special duty, sick in gem
eral hospital, and to such other electors,
wherever the same NAV he so far as may
he in his power, he shall send like blanks,
copy of the act of which this act Is
amendatory. rs amended hy this act. and
extracts from the general election laws,
and the necessary Instructions
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and he
in force from and after its passage and
publication
Appro yed March 8, 1865.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
I Published March 4 1865. !
CHAPTER IS.

II ~ III 90
AN ACT to amend chapter eleven Of the
laws of the extra session of the year
1852, enti5iel "an act To enable
the militia anil ,oluntcers of this
state, when in the military service oi
the United States or of this state, to ex
ercise the right of suffrage.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented i'm senate and assembly, do
enact rs follows:
Section l. Section one of chapter eleven
of the general laws of this state, passed at
the extra session of the legislature in the
wear 1862 emitted IAN act to enable the
militia and volunteers of this state when
in the military service af the United
States or this state, to exercise the right
of suffera-e, is herhy amended, SO that
the same shall read as follows: "All
qualified electors of this state who shall
lie in the actual military service pE tine
United States or of this state either with
in1hiS state or without the same, on the
/ Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday
In November, in any year; shall be entitl
ed 10 exercise the right of suffrage ut any
general election to be held pursuant to
any law of this state on that day, at the
several posts, camps hospitals or places
where said electors NAV be on that day,
as fully "A if such electors were present
M the places in this state where such
persons wou Il be entitled to vote, any
provisions Of law nOw in force tO the con-
trarv Notwithstanding and all such quail
ihed electors. either within this state or
without the same, on the first Tuesday OF
April, shalt he entitled to exercise the
right Of suffrage at anv election of judges
of the county or circuit courts. and for
( Justices of the supreme court, held pur>
suant to law on that day, IN the county OF
which such electors shall be residents, in
such places and in such manner as Is pre-
scrihed in this act for the exercise OF the
I right of suffrage OF such electors at any
general election pr0rided, that this sec
ton shall not entend 70 and include any
person IN the regular or standing army Oi
the United States.
Sc, = Section three of said chapter
eleven j. hereby amended, so that the
same shall read as follows The vote
shall he taken by companies in all cases
except as otherwise provided 10y thus act
and when taken by companies, the three
ranking officers in each company OF IN
lantry or cavalry, or battery of artillery
shall act as inspectors OF election hele
under the provisions of this act In case
the absence or inability, or refusal 10 act
of any the officers hereinbefhre named
their duties as inspectors shall be per
formed hv the officers first IN rink The
officer highest in rank. acting as inspector
of election in such company, shall b'
chairman of the board inspectors =
The inspectors of each company shall
make separate canvass and statement o
the result. in writing, Of the votes cast b,
such company, and of all others rishttull
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

SECRETARY OF THE TREAsURr.-.'Agate,
the correspondent Of the Cincinnati ca
zette, tells the following good story Of
Horace Greeley:
Horace Greeley was in town when Nor
gans name was sent to the Senate for tho
Treasury Department. and then suddenly
Withdrawn. Mex. day he was the center
of one Of the groups Of politicians that
always Surround him whenever he ap-
pears in the Capitol, when Nicolay, the
Presidents Private Secretary came.up.-
e" see you have trouble in making a
Sec'y," said some one 20 him; and the
difficulty Of finding the right man for so
responsible place was discussed. Sud.
denly Greedy looked up, with that wonder
fully innocent manner, in which he al-
ways says his best things. all tell you
whom TO appoint Secretary of the TIeas-
ury." "Whom ?" all exclaimed. Our
old New York politician. now Nevada
Senator, Jim Nyc of course He's the
best man at borrowing, and TROUBLES him.
self the least about payday of any man
| in the United States.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
From the New Yorkcr.1
MY SPRING CAMPAIGN.

/ twenty wears ago my aunt asked for
the privilege Of giving her name to IL lit
| tle, ugly mass Of flesh, blood and contor-
tons, and ! was Dubbed Betsy Jane Her.
rick have been told | was quite pretty
| chill when my face was straight (and
| that was like angels visits, for it was con
stantly in a squalliny attiudc). Indeed.
my mather told me she never would
! have had the patience to raise me if she
! had not thought I would make something
when grown. have made some thing -
nothing more nor less than a-Bloomer
| have the misfortune, nt present, to he
the only surviving child The others
| (there were three Of them,) being de-
gree crosser than myself cried themselves
to death-said to have died Of fits
hen | arrived mt my fifteenth year my
parents concluded that Betsy Jane needed
some polishing; and as farmer Jones was
about to send his Julia to boarding.
/ school, it was decided that | should also
have smattering Of fashionable school
training ! was already beginning to see
| that my cornomen was far from bein.
| poetical, so gave my name to the secre-
! tary Of the seminary as, ''B. Jennie Her.
rick" That was enough to give an ap-
preciative mind deep impression Of my
Importance
Three years were spent in conjugasing
the verb to lore through French, German,
and Latin with other accompaniment Of
music, drawing and painting l never
studied much but my chum said | always
recited at my turn; so at the close of my
school-life, | acquitted myself a. very
good scholar, though not at all polished for
if wanted to laugh it was loud enough
to awaken a moderate sleeper n quarter
of mile away.
A year spent in traveling-a season
in looking at the different dresses in Sar-
atoga and Newport winter divided be-
tween the Hub of the Universe" the
Pure City" and the City of Brotherly
Love" The last year had been spent at
home mostly, surrounded by n flock of
/ lovers-lovers of Squire Herricks hos
/ pitality and lovers of nonsense compound
+ ed and gilded with fashion
4 little thing turns the tide in ones life
+ sometimes. A little thing caused me to
/ hook aside of my poor miserable life-as
/ barren of beauty as a desert, as useless
and aim ess as an idiots, as contemplate
and deplorable as an Office seekers 1t
made me sick of myself My advantages
/ had been liberal, and my talents were OF
no mean order And there had been, net
withstanding an unceasing round of beaux
and parties, terrible expenditure of money,
and all to do no purpose. 1t was wearing
my life out was growing nervous,
hysterical. had poor appetite, was troubl-
ed with that everlasting complaint of wo-
mans, the headache How | hated j,
all
But what should | do a? / thought Of a
variety of employments, but it would heed
time for the carrying put Of such plans
wanted something imm ediate, for 'feal
my new resolutions might weaken If
had been man l should have done q.
; our best aud noblest have dcne-gone Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

A locomotive broke loose in Syracuse
lately, pushed through eleven streets at
the rate Of 35 miles an hour, finally bur>
led itself in an empty car, and the two
exploded in cloud Of splinters.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
FRED. MOELLER,
Foreign : Native Wines
LIQUORS, &c., a

LIQIoRS, &C., &c.
In the brick building formerly occupied the Pos
once High Street, Mineral Point
Always on hand by the box plate, stewed raw,
Fresh Oysters, Cove Oysters. >ardines,
Holland Herring. Iimburg Cheese, Bologna Sausage.
Swiss Cheese Picked Pigs Feet. Picked Tripe,
&C.. &C. &c
Dec. %. 1885, enA
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
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AI.r-e stock Of saEETINGs, sHIRTINGS, Tick.
Sri IS Balmoral Skirts, Hoop skirts, HOSIERY
GLOVES. YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, IS, which We
shall sell a. unusually low prices
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

-'sDoesticks" is on the editoria! STAFF
os the Savennah Herald.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

The rebels in Richmond observed the
fr,. Of April a. rnovin1 day.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
1-R

Among our DRY GOODS may be found Prints De
Laines, Scotch Plsids, and Ei.EC Ant DRESS GOonS
= description anneIs sheetngs Shirtincs,
''enims. x AGPETIHGs Hats and Caps BOO $ and
Shoes, Hosiery Gloves, Yarns Yankee Notions &c
SC. and very large St, c' of So,cI>, Hoods ScC,s
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
2 ,

RRNDY-NINDE CLOTHING and GENTS FUR
NISuINGt Go) iS.-rhe lrr.~s' AMI he" a. 'rtrd
stock in Iowa cnlaty. sIscte expressly Tor this mar
llet, aud viii be so j at Gerry iotC fJtreS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

Than< ft To- the patronage have constantly re
ccived weSoicit continuance Of the same and vi
make it the iutsres Of purchas trade with Us.
Respectfully,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

Professional and business Cards not exceeding SIX
lines $40 pcf ye@r-
Twelve lines Nonparen type, compact matter, or
fher equivalent in space will he counted square
Esfrsv Nat;~es published four weeks. g for singe
xnfnu an 6fty cents for each additional animal IN
same notice.
LEGAL Notices at statute rates. -
Saecial Notices. Tea led and having precedence OF
srlinarv dvertise- nts so per cent advance on OF
atnary rates. -, ,.o..;orS iii,
be inserted till forbid. aud charger 10 aeeo's'-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
Il

:. good Stock OF GROCERIES constantly on hand
comnrisinr SUGARS. GG:EN. BLACK. and JAZZ
Axrsr TEAS FFEEs. SrIcEs, CANDLES
soar, SALT, &c, &c, &c
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
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sue stock ot CLoTHs-such as Sleeps GREY
Twes Is sstinets Kentucky leans Cott"nades, cloak
ing. Ladies Cloths &c at lower prices than can b.
found at any other store in the county.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

roors. SHOES and ,ITERs. Of the best quality
embracing all the latest styles Also, hneiE
assorted ,tock Or HATS and CAPS-sll qualities and
price.-for Men Boys and Children
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25

o,rst,-s 7norises DRY GOODS in every variety.
Sl,agsls. c ,RP&rs OF. CLOTHS. Tain AMI Fancy
Casssmeres. a = aul CA?S. II SiEGy, GLOVES,
d sJTS and SHOES GE iCEgIES. &C.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-25
Laws of Wisconsin.

Mineral Point. Aug. "a, 1864.
, 1865-09-05
For the Toilet.

n<s,ps,tA GalsttAc balm. for promoting lact4tion
NlarRnf Developing and leauufytng tie bFcag Sold
WAoltssIc and rrlsH l,5 druggists generally. Send
xaSS1, -gtt TIL
, 1865-09-05

longing to families who had been so}ou.n;ne At
Long branch But solitary trunk was saTcd
from the wreck, all the rest being totally des-
troyed. o'7'-
Several passengers lost their entire snn,,e,
Ea1drobes; while diamonds and other ya1na.
bic 1ewelEy we're lost The loss must be ye-v
heavy. During the progress Of the hre re-.
Toiref In one OF the trunks on the car explo-
ded from the heat, and three balls which lis
the road side. It Is almost mtrncle that tbe
flying missiles did not strike any Of he numer-
ons persons who were gathered about the
ihe Passenger cars In the train were uucou.
4uently escaped damage. Tie wTsck Was
thrown down an embankment With the aid Of
q locomotive. belonging to the Camden and
Atlantic Roilroad Company, and the track
thus cleared. The mishap caused some delay
the fire Is not KNOWN. W
, 1865-09-05
Qlt1, Notices.
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD on

The Common Gnnnsfi - & tGsn1GAoo August 81, t3a-
o5asIed tha. dearborn seet be cxtende ron MonFos
c9 II eseasa s,vn e
Seas es q e e. ss
l1a1s ns;jSFs = Sest section Ada!op
ri : Sssssi s stsen Add.
,ss 9 .fsas Sssf H. School Section,
A9o; Eaiuc Of sa1c 70 feInove 80. 'A0A's
NJ Mqia!dins ~ on los bloek ~ School Section Addition,
tdn nsi!91Bs ~ So1t. e. 9 6osE School Section
ss9 value OF Sanc 10 remove SOL 1-1-F'@
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a E; Sosf saos e Sssss sssiS
mine q same 10 remove ii, so. s.''|''
so y 90 i9 DlGsS f. School seeslon addition
No e9sd,1s on IT, s1s bes School sesttea Aaou
vaIne n as ~ Iet ssa va1ue Of building stoo
~ HoEdGE On los i, bceE 2i School section Addition,
rnnc s,3 81 stsceI. resent Yaluo Of building II
~ nMa3nf y On lot = hqek a. School Section Addltlau
yna a. ~ esT5 sueet FFessst value Of building a. 00
NJ y fn Sa o = elGsk School seeor Addition
Win ~ stes. f1eaent Vnlue Of bni1tinS Fl.4eo;
~ ncss1f y aa|ae, Y, sss eGs5 ss.ea Aas
e Sos s1ssS s g. School Section Aa,t,o0
va}n ~ street Psssnt Eane Of building
Building On lot block III School Section Addition,
xsi1s :, ~ sfeeL esens Taue Of building
psst sssn On 1os block 10 School Section Addition
49, oe OF ouildloS S75t value Of same 10 10
Bo!!dinE Y On lsts BLOCK 10 seheo seeeo Addition,
bq5s3E 6 q e. 5iosS sssoo. sse.es