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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-26
RALLY
RALLY
90 s9.h OVAL MEN SHG 9rl'
0oo.d GRAND. RECEPTION be'
TO GOV. A'
.O0 .snIM OgRT0N .lroT W91


There will. be grand torch Light
procession on this Monday night, in
honor of the champion of '''s' ro li'.ii
Negro Equality and Negro Suffrage.
yALI4liY0UTHSlHs
in the city are earnestly invited to
participate in the celebration. Fifty
cents will be paid each boy carrying a
torch. aoJ III taH sss23n< ie9fe.1a elfr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
County Conventions.

The call for 4 County Convention to
elect delegates TO the Congressional Con,
vention, was published in our last issue,
but was received too late for any editorial
comments The delegates to be elected
are two from each Assembly District, and
one from the County at large. The POI
liticol campaign this fall is very impor-
tant one, and likely to be very exciting
one, aud though this step is to be the pre-
hminary step towards organization, and
only TO elect delegates to the Congressional
Convention, we hope there will be full
representation from every town in the
| county. Let the Republicans of old Iowa
| County wake up and prepare for a hard
| political conflict; our opponents are all
| ready at work, and even make their brags
that they will carry this county this fall
by 400 majority. We have frequently
| heard this kind of Dragging in times past
| when the returns of the election placed
the county in tho Republican column
The county is very close politically, but
we believe majority of tie voters are
Republicans. All county officers arc to
be elected this fall, except County Judge
County Superintendent and one Supervi-
sor. If the Republicans are vigilant, act
together, and work as they ought to, we
can elect every man on our ticket this
fall. Therefore we say let every town be
represented in the Convention at Dodge,
vile on the 3Ist inst, where a full anj
free consultation can be had, and the par
tY thoroughly organized for victory.
According to the basis adopted by the
Committee, the several towns viii be en-.
titled to delegates as follows:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
THE TRIBUNE.
MINERAL POINT
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST -, 1866
,f,,.,, conversational convention.

The Unconditional Union Men Of the Third Con
Eres.onal District supporters q ne lste war or tie
Suppression OF Treason against the Constitution and
rynyernfSpnt who believe ANDREW Johnson did, that
r. rs,,5I s1a5lyy b. aglRs oofioaS and odious
that none -ra ever again suite TIE country that given
All and who believe in the Con gressious. plas
If .asf5.et;,g the States lately in Rebellion in
49, ~ leaving the chief traitors out of office and
g.r >. a-t Fiji possessed Of lash of patriotic love
- 5It,f,, and the old Tag, requested hold a
ts,,,ves,ti5n az B0SGOSEb. on WEDNESDAY the
rfI, nv of Sr'FENBER, A. D. 1866 at noon for ne.
,rrT,e Of nominating Candidate for Congress To be
gotasi for tic ensuing November election and foF
m transaction Of any other business before said Con
yeuti0H.
The basis Of representation shall be two Delerates
from each Assembly District, and from each Sena
,orIal District.
Each County viii be entitled to at least one Senate
rial Delegate whether full Senatorial District or not
The Third Congressional District is COMPOSED 81
Crawford, Grant, Green, Iowa, Lafayette, Richiand
AMI Sank Counties
T. Is also recommended that the Assembly DIst -ir
ami Senatorial District Conventional be held on tn,
previous tTURDtY, n0On at the usual place o
meeting, for the purpose Of electing Delegates
!. g. COVER
HORACE BEACH,
GEO. W. RLISS
ALLEN WORDEN Dis Cen Can
3 G. REMINGTON,
W. :. WESC0TT,
July .. 1866.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22

TO CURIOSITY COLLECTORS For the ben
eft of those who are making collections
Of coins and other articles IT is announced
that the Treasury Department at Wash
ington is now ready to supply applicants
with sets of specimen fractional curren~
cy Of all the descriptions ever issued, ia
: Guiding two varieties OF ffty-cent notes
and one Of ten cent notes which was sign
ed by the Register and Treasurer. The
sets of full notes may be purchased for
s. Is, while Il set of halfnotes, or those
having the face and back scperate, will be
sold for 81 The latter variety will be
printed on Confederate bank-note paper
bearing the letters c. :. A in water mark
which Was manufactured in London for
the Treasury department Of the Conted-
crate States 50 called, and was found on
board blockade runner captured by one
Of the vessels composing the blockade
squadron.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
geQal advertisements.
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE

n Office is hereby given that at the General Elec.
~ ton to be held in the several towns, wards and
election precincts in Iowa County, State of Wisconsin
the tuesday succeeding the first Monday being the
sixth day Of November next, the following officers are
representative in Congress for the Sd Compression
al District prsing the counties Of Green, Laay-
the place Of Amasa Cobb whose term Of office will eN-
pire on the fourth day Of March next.
A State Senator for the fifteenth Senate DISCREET,
comprising the county Of Iowa, in the place OF W L.
Lincoln, whose term Of Office will expire on the first
Monday OF January next.
Member of the Assembly In the Northern Assem-
bly, District, comprising the towns Of BdEeway arena,
"yomiRG, Clyde, Pulaski Highland aud Dodgeviue,
in the place OF T. E. Goodseu, whose term of office
will expire the-frst Monday Of January next
\ Member Of the Assembly in the Southern Assem-
bly, District comprising the towns OF Moscow Wald-
iwcS Linden, Al5u, and the Town and City OF Aine-
raj Point In the place Of James Spensley, whose tern 81
Office will expire the first Monday Of January next.
A Member Of the County Board Of Supervisors for
the Third District Of Iowa County, comprising the
! towns Of Arena, Wyoming, Clyde aud Pulaski, in
the place Of oscar Levake whose term Of office viii
| expire on me hrst day OF January next.
y Member Of the County Board OF Supervisors for
the first DIST net OF Iowa County, comprising the towns
Of Moscow, NaldWCk, Linden. Ni}in, and The Town
and City of Mineral Point in the place James Toay
whose term Of Office viii expire on the ia - day Of Jan
| A Sheriff Of the county # Iowa, in the place Q
Thomas Thomas whose term OF office viii expire OF
| the first day Of January next.
Treasurer for the county of Iowa. in abe place @
FraHcs Vivian, whose term of Office VIII expire on th'
| first day of January next.
Register Of Deeds for the county Of Iowa in tn,
place OF james JONES' whose term Of office viii expire
on the first day Of January next.
a Clerk IF the Couury Board % Supervisors for tn
county of iowa. in the place Of George H. Otis, who's
term Of office viii expire on the first day Of Janndr!
/ next.
A Clerk OF the Circuit Court for the county Of Iowa
in the place of Joel Whitman, whose term Of Office vii
| expire TIE first day of January next.
| \ County Surveyor for she county of Iowa, in th
! place Of James D. Adams, whose term Of Office Vii
| expire on the first day of January next
| 4 Coroner for the county Of Iowa
At the same election the question viii he taken upo
the approval by the people of the amendment propose
| to the General Banking Law OF the State, by chapte
102 Of the Of lS66, and the proposition for Con
stitutiouai Convention ef the people Of the State
agrceahly To Joint Resolution No. Of the Legislature
of 1906 said Chapter and joint Resolution being a
| follows
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
Notiee.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Office of Sec V of State,
Madison. Aug. -, 1856.

STATE OF w iSCONSlN,
Office of Sec'y of State,
Madison, Aug. -, 1856.
The discharge papers of the following
named persons are now in this office, be-
ing retained here because their post Office
address Is not known. If such persons
Will make application for the same, giving
their post Office address, they viii be for.
warded to them without delay:
Matthias Nicholson, +, Sd Inf
Jos. Schreiter ID, 9th Inf.
JOS. Williams, C, 18th Inf
Leonard Ord. /. 18th, Inf.
Robt Love, seth
John Shakcler, D. sd Inf
Gilbert f. Peck, 18th bat. 1t. Art.
Cobus Peters, G., Sth cav.
The discharge papers of the following
named persons are retained in the office
of the State Treasurer for the same reas-
on rs given above, and can be obtained on
application
Michael Bark, c, ID Inf
David Davidson, t, 81 Inf,
Charles Hines, |, Sd Inf
Peter Hoffarth, d, 81 Inf
Jeremiah Holland, X, Sd Inf
Gerhard Miller, Z, Sd Inf.
Albert 4 Shaw, \. 81 Inf.
Jacob Schmidt, f, 50 Inf.
Franklin Brady, I, 18th Inf.
James Telfori, c, 18th,
George Gessel, \, 18th.
Lewis Mashaquette, II, 18th.
Charles Oleson, c. Inf.
| Patrick Cusick, A, 10th Inf
Edward Ioker, G, 10Th Inf
Chris. Lamure, \, 10Th Inf
Henry Millott, |, 10Th Inf
John Schrumpt X, 10th Inf
Cola Swift, G, 10Th Inf
Francis Reynolds assi'gd to ODD Inf
Chas. Johnson, assiEd 20 22d Inf
! John Raddle, +, 42i Inf
Eli Carlin, |, 44th Inf
Joseph Schmidt, |, 45th Inf
! George Becker, ID 5lst
Frederick Gutschaw, f, 5lst Inf.
George W. Hardy, /, 5lst Inf.
! Thomas a. f. O Leary, T. 5lst
Michael Ryan, +, 28th Inf
WIN. Freicke, Il, Sd Inf
THos s ALLEN Sec. of State
Publishers of newspapers in this Stat,
| are reuueStei 10 cow the above notice
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
IN PROBA TE-IOW4 COUNTY COURT.

IN PROBA TE-IOW4 COUNTY COURT
In of the last VIII and Testament Of Micha
Agan, deceased.
ON reading and fling instrument in whiting pur
~ porting he the Last win aud Testament Of
Machel again. late Of said county deceased 1t is or
derrd that fac proofs u said Instrument De heard he
Tore the Judge Of this Court the 18th day Of Septeu
ber, I'd. Is16 at the Probate Once ia The Wiz -
DoireTillG.
And e is further ordered that public notice thereof
oe gwen TO all persons interested by publishing c0r
81 TINS order for three weeks excessively prior to said
DAY OF hearIugi the Mineral Point Tribune A weekly
newspaper printed aud published the City Of
erai Point, in said county
Dated AuEEst 9ih 1866.
Aug. l3-3w83. L. u. STRONG. County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
Philadelphia Convention,


The long taIked-of Philadelphia Con
vention has been held, aud adjourned,
and yet the sun rises in the east and
sets IN the west, as heretofore. We
have read the reported proceedings
attentivclv, and we must confess that
We fail 10 see any good that it has &C
complishcd. It's declaration Of prin-
ciples viii be found IN another column.
to which we refer our readers, not
that it contains anything new. but
that they may gather from it tie aim
aud objects Of the great gathering.
The notorious Eallaudieham. Fer
nando Wood and Henry Clay Dean,
regularly accredited delegates. were
persuaded to Withdraw their fights in
the Convention, not because their
principles or political course had been
more obnozious than many who were
admitted, but because they were looked
upon as too out spoken in their views.
and not 0liIely to submit to the gag
resolution adopted at the opening Of
the Convention.
While NallanIigbam and other
notorious northern copperheads were
induced to withdraw for the sake Of
conciliating northern loyalists, the
rebel Generals Dick Taylor, Albert
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
Union County convention.

The Republican Union voters Of the several towns
aud wards OF Iowa c1Gaty are requested to choose
delegates TO meet in Convention thu. Court House
IN the village Of DoDGEFILLE, az II O'Clock NJ on
FRIDAY, the 8lst % AUGUsr 1856 for te purpose OF
eiecttn5 1--WE delegates to the Congressional Convention
To be held at B0scohet the 9TH Of September next
The ratio Of representation from the several towns
cnd wards in the county viii be the basis OF one
DELEGATE - every fifty voters, and for every frsc-
ton q twenty i've or oTtr,on the basis Of the last
fall election.
JOHN BONNER
GEO. ". BLISS Co Com
" J. WRIGGLESWO
Dated DOd-eyiIie Au- l4th 1866
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
I'm Probatc---Tovva County Court.

In the matter Of the Estate Of owen Karnin, de-
ceased.
an reading and filing the petition Of Francis Nc
~ Gann. admin Strator de bOHis nan u said estate
setting forth that personal estate come into hi
hands the amount Of debts outstanding AGAINST said
deceased, aud description Of all the real where
OF said dcaceased died sezeI and PRAYING for license
70 sell the ia order pay said debts. 1t is order
ed that said petition be heard before the Judge Of this
Court, Cd the 2Gth day Of September, Il D. 1866 a :
the Court House in the village Of Dodgevilie.
And II Is further ordered that copy this order be
published for four successive weeks prior TO said day
Of hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune, weekly
newspaper circulating IN said County
Dated Aug 14th, 1866.
L. NJ. STRONG,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
sn ProBate - town COUNTY Conr,.
in tia matter Of the Last VIII and Testament OF VIZ
Law LAEHnN. Aeceased.

I'm reading and filing an instrument in wrtiup mn
" porting 10 be the Last WIN and Testament Of vii
liam Lanyon, late of the village Of DodgeyiIle in tn
county Of low and State Wisconsin decreased II
Is ordered that the proofs Of said instrument be heard
before the Judge Of this Court the 18th ,ay Of An
gust, A. 1850 at The Probate Oce in the Village ef
Dodgeville nd j. further ordered that public no.
tice thereof be given to all persons inter by pub
fishing copy Of this order for three successive eeks
succcssivey PRIOR day Of hearing in the Min
eral Point tribune" weekly newspaper printed
and published At the city Of Mineral Point, n said
county.
Dated August 50, 1866.
[aw32l l.. N. STRONG, County Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22

joint Resolution Of the Legislature Of the State Of vi
consin, submitting the question Of a constitutional
convention = the people Of this state.
fes"tc@'t bY the assembly, the senate cOHcHgviRg
That ii the opinion Of the legislature this State
revision Of The constitution OF this desirable to
more thoroughly adapt to the pres wants and de
manjs Of the people Of this state.
ReSokccd. FURTHER, That the question Of "conven-
ton, mo convention he submitted electors
Of this state at the next general election Said ,ues-
ton shall be taken hy ballot, separate piece pa
per from the general ballot and shall be deposited IN
separate box, 60 be provided for that purpose Such
ballot shall have inscribed thereon the for con
ycntioH," or mo convention, aud the returns and
canvass of votes east said question: shall be made
u all respects as the returns and canvass for
state officers made and il the majority Of
AL the votes cast subject snail be i'm favor Of
convention then it 81 - Ne the duty o the state can
yas-ers 10 make proclamation 81 tile vote with their
determination thereon, and t shall also bee duty of
the next legislature 90 provide for the election Of mem
hers to said convention, and for ,fe holding thereof
HeSotced, fVyther, That il shall he lie duty Of the
secretary Of state to give notice the electors Of the
state Of the passage Of these resolutions by 3ncorpor
atins them in Tie notice 10 be sven by him FOR gene
raj election in November next.
Approved April 8, 1866.
THOMAS THOMAS Sheriff
low Gf1s14E- u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
aug 1905 Az

IN PB0B4TE-TOWA COUNTY COURT
IN the matters the Estate Of Margaret ONei deceased
II reading and filing the petition Of John Bonner.
- OF b'dgeFUe, in said county, representing among
other things that Margaret ONeil late said county
On the +th day Of august, 4. D. 1866, thc County
Poor House died intcstte leaving guis chatteis and
estate within this county, ana praying that adm mis-
tration Of said estate be him granted. Is or
deLG that sad petition b. heard before Judge
this Conrt on the lst day Of September, D. 1866 a.
the Probate Office in the village OF Dodeevie.
And 1t Is further ordered that public notice thereof be
given 10 all person, Interested by publishing copy or
thlS order for three weeks successfully prior
day OF hearing. in the Mineral Point Tribune weekly
newspaper circulating IN said county.
Dated August Sth, 1866.
L. 81. STRONG,
aug. l5-3wS3 County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
STR AxED,

INR0I the enclosure q the subscriber. residing IN
L the town Of Mineral Point near the residence OF
Francis Hanbley. the Mineral Point and Dodge vitIe
road, on Saturday. the 2-th Ult-. a Dark Red COW,
with black stripes, and some white under he belly
the end her tail white she has large bent horns
which turn back from the hcnd-she has four large
teats with two small ones the left side. aid Gov
is six years old last Spring
Any person returning said Gov 20 the will -
lIIeraliv rewarded. All information tending her
MRS. Y. TssTON.
Mineral Point. Aug. 81. 1866. as.34
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22

In the matter Of the Estate wRIGur .uMoxr de-
ceased.
ON reading and fling the petition Of Abbey L.
" beaumont, Administrators of said Estate repre-.
senting among other things tTst she has fully admit
isercd said Estate aud praying that time and place
be- fixed for XamuinE and allowing her account OF her
administration. Il is ordered that said be
aninr by the Judge Of this Court Monday the 10Th
day OF August, next ensuing, at the Probate Office In
the village Of DodreYiIc And it is further ordered
tl notice htIcOf given to all peTs Interested
by Publishing copy this order for three successive
week i'm the Mineral Point " Tribune J" weekly news
paper circulating IN said county.
Dated July 21th, 1866.
I3w32l u. NJ. STRONG, County Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
In Probate - Iowa County Court.
In the matter Of Guardianship of JOHN J. SwIs.s
q insane person.

an lDsailc FtFsVH.
an reading and filing the petition Of John Bonner
I Guardian Of said insane person, representing
among otr TIA ugs that he the said ward Is seiIed oil
certain real in this and Dane coanties, and thai
necessary that part of the same should be sold,
and praying Tor license to sell tie And az
prriug the Court from said petition that IL is
sery seii part Of said real estate 1t is ordered
and hi rrctel that ths Of Kin said ali
persons interested in said estate appear before
Judge Of this Court, the third day Of September
next ensuing at the Court House in the village Of
Dodgeye, then and there to show if any there
shall be- Why license should granted for the
sale Of said real according the prayer Of said
petition. And is further oydered that copy OF this
order shall he published foT three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing in the Mineral Point
- Tribune, "a weekly newspaper circulating in said
conty.-lated August 4th, lS66.
| {3w3-f l.. NJ. STRONG, County Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
VALUABLE EaRYs FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber cir for sale his Farm consisting
Of 100 acres situated three miles from City Of
Mineral Point the Linden road. About forty
are under Improvements, with good fence the
IS good thrifty timber. O ihc premises Is good
frame House, first rate Barns and Sheds, thrifty
Fruit Orchard, and AS fine young Sugar Orchard
can be found Well watered with cistern, well and
springs. No more desirable place can be found in tis
section OF country.
a good rock school House within a quarter OF mile
Of he premises.
For particulars enquire At the TRTRUsE ONCE OF OF
the subscriber ON the premises,
ORMOSD PADDOCK.
July 5th, 1850. 2su
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
ADurNESyRaTOR,S SALE

N PROBITE-I0WI GOCNTY COURT
In the matter or the Estate Of PATRICK McDEExgrr.
deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
y Suaucs q order Of License made in said matter
BY said Court, on the 25d day Of Apri 1856, the
dersrE-o, administrator OF said Estate, viii the sd
day II September, l>66. at O'Clock the afternoon
az the premises offer for sale. AZ Public Vend1e the
following described lands, to wit Part Of the north
quarter OF the north west quarter Of section nun
Der thirty-tbree C3) in township number seven a.
north OF range number one % east, in Iowa county
Wisconsin.
The terms or sale viii be made known at the time
and place OF sale
Dated July 3lst, 1850.
L3ws2l HUGH NEWER, Administrator
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22
[Publi he'd April, %, 1866.
CHAPTER 100

AN ACT To amend Sc ;ton 20 OF chapter II oS the
vised statutes, entitled - OF the Incorporation OF
banking associations
The people Of TIE State OF Wisconsin, represented in
Senate and ssembly, do enact as follows;
Section l. Section 20 OF chapter Il Of the revised
statutes entitled 'of the incorporation of basking
sociatOs ;, Is hereby amended, to read as fel
lows section 20 NotaN shall hereafter be assessed
upon the capital Of any bank banking association
organized under the authority Of this state but the
stockholders IN such banks and banking Associations
shall be assessed and taxed the value Of their
of stock therein at the place where the bank or bank
ing association Is located, and not elsewhere There
shall he kept at all times in the Office where tire hus
ness OF such bank banking association organized
under the authority state shall transacted
shareholders therein and of the number Of shares held
b. each and such list shall be subject to the inspection
of the officers authorized to taxes during the
legally transacted"
section , The provisions Of this act shall apply to
all banking associations in the State organized under
any act OF Congress.
Section s. When the owner in either a national or
state bank banking association, shall not reside il
the place where the bank banking association
i located, the collector and county treasurer shall
specyelr have the powers TO collecting the Ia,
those given TO them 10y statute when the person as
sessed has removed from the town from the county
in which the ass ssmen made; and the county treas
urrr, receiver OF taxes, her authorized to receive
said from the collector may also have action t
collect the tax from the stock holders from the as
sets Of ms shares of stock and the said stock
shall he and remain lien thereon till the payment
| said tax.
| Section 4. This act shall be submitted to a vote o
the electors Of this state. at the general election to 10
ald the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monda,
/ in November, I~66 aud if approved by majority O
the votes given ihel subject, the shall tax
effect and be in force from and after the date Of suc
Section > The form Of ballot for the appro val Q
this act shall be for lTent - against the aPpro
val, against aneudme nj, hicb shall toe the hao
used at said election and deposited in the same box
ard the votes given for and against amendment, sha
be counted and returned by the inspectors s election
au& be cauvassed by the state board Of canvasser il
lthel same manner and within The same time that tn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-22

80 Governor Fletcher. Of Mis-
souri,, has issued Proclamation bear
ms upon the present ana prospective
condition Of the State, in which he
SAYS the combined power Of the Ma
tlonal and State Governments VIII be
used TO enforce obedience to the laws
Of the nation and State until such
laws are modified or repealed IN a con
stiturioual manner. or declared void
hy n competent court.